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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Born ifri9cr citcr
Yit6cr's Sanoria.
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Ute SUBS, tbi for Sub er bun en- liusIou iribaaren,
uOsoelt9 aano iom ban. 6absr os W&ooer ital man
aOlpNe, 5tauO ifaI man tuse imOb os lite pare iiuinbet
os bopmoois. men buOr itaar bet ifreuet, at lea ital oSs
lpOe en- NRano? Spen 6iobet, naar Cub bar label
mig tSoes til iaa belt ct 9mbsOe; b~porleOes ifal en- re-
slerenoe Gronnins tunue Ipoe I'm lluSeriaut? Gr Bet
ute be0rs, at bun %iOrbIiuer i SoufrutanS belle fit Sin
i9ennem?~
Sobdnnes @iatbiG breisos 9~aneituIsf uben at tante
Serpou, iaa tit Striitsbarn Iige inc be ~itruuIenOe Siue
% iUareOe:
"Sdr lite Cara en- 0runninas Saunira oo Stams
msnioosr for ct 6olt iom Sanbet / Sauet2 ga boa
faar Der itreOst ON bsuos, at bun talOts fin Ruub gbras
BAN 9erre........"
Ter iiaur Osiau itrspst, at abraham bouSs fsre
Sultruer. er bet nu sou, at 6uulOen ital pare lin
GlanS unOerbunis, for0i Cara taIote abrabam Serrc.
lda Dor bet Osioa pRre eOp, OF en- @lanO ital tunns baue
fsrt 6uitrusr."
'Se8ieitabet CT i~uOfiitst al CUB til inoburSes
S!Gip, os lite iOr at Den StGrte itul uuOertrutts ben
SUose. Os ben SpoigbeO, iom iriuiais ubqaar ira
SlGFsigbseen, CT lite unosrtrpttelie."
"a9sn, naar M 8pinoen or lise iaa ltarl sIer ltqr.
'srs emo 9'anoen, bOsm iiaI iua bpOe Os bUem Ipos2"
"eiler Stabelieus Srenins CT Suinbsn luaoers
Ssnleeaoe III sssemet, ON Der eno ben ItrsbeIise Sutt,
Tan DO Gu hart GAL 9un CT itabt til at pare i'm 6a.
etrs Saiier, in SrUoers Spter, fin Mambs Suhru o.
l@ .srns 1IOOer. Get r alt Iummsn en- ajarIisbs
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Cen 0elgolanb, Der M er a~iitnaet
al Gnslanb til 3pitlaub, er at Stprrelie
meset u~betpoelig. Gen er 100 Meter
lang, 600 @eter breb os bar ct Smiang
al pmtrent 1000 Meter. NntaQet at
gems gebuere, Tom / 1860 bar 2172,
bar 1871 finn 1943. Sioen BET 14oe Qnrs
bunbreNe tilberte ben Sertu9crne al
Sle8pis, Soften, @ottprp, men bleo i
IVA erobret al be 9anIfe, Der bebolot
gen, inbtil ben | 1908 blep erObret al
Gns~lGnberne, til boem Den uiltOoeS oeo
6reoen 1914. Spm befjenbt itplote bcr
pIterriit-preuiiite GItaore netop Den Suls
itGnbi9beo, al 0el9Olanb bar engelit Sc.
BET, at Den uto9it iuloitGnbig 9oelGg.
9elIe ben 9oe Wtai 1854.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
GoIoninbiucttcr

til epofans Saas, gsaua @aua, Oafi'ma.
@uensbure, Tacoma, Seatle, Bort Sopns'
eho. 0ietsria. olympia, Grams Sarbor'
Gbebaiie, os portisn no. goslaoersr opr WoriD'
ern paeiHe Qan,n bar Rst til at iioppsoper 10 cage
paa bper Citation iru 2potane Saus % Oeiien'
for. 8tiisnes, ION lie bar nosen %iienots at gao til.
faGr m,S aubsiaIiuasbreps ira % III pore SOntorsr %
5srr,ininssusnner buitfet mango 1iliaIOs tan rrrs
Az r.. AIT.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Snanensa - Gulcrn. Gen

Snhnensa - Gplrra. Gen frp9z
teli9e &plera pleier iol9e Sriluen5a,
ii9es Der. Sniluenjocn bc9Dnote / 9it
rnslauO % breote fig meo riuenOe Sur-
ti9beo oper belle SerOcu. Sou er So
leraen begpnot iammeiteOs ps f~ortiat=
ter Snfluen5aens Spor.
Geirfor6olbeue oemre Ginter % @aar
bar itor 9isbeb meo Bet Nar, aOlernen
iibIt berieoe europa. s s gitru8lanb
er SefOlfnin9en lf~rGtilagen, De frDgter
BET pGrite. S bet ipOli9e europa mo-
rer man u9iaa aluorlis 5rp9t for ben
grulomme SarIOt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . itu6erer ipriat
&olerabaciaeu. Gn Spftpr 9ptucntbal
bar lapet ct Slass SDre, Der hrGber
8a5iaen. San bar meb fort SelO iprs
lpst fit 2G9emiboel | Sontin, bUOr So
lera rasierer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
9anoioger =SiQetter

III ant 2 ttsu. bDor ltSisi sans fuSts. TsinnsiSfa'
rafcta, Tsontana. Ssabc, watbins'on'
creaou ,au SaIifornta iSIss biatsi' paa por'
1 eonior. gi tan Rtrs tnsusr u%iritlis s%oHoisssr 6'uisis
Biaa, ,uisu ban is5u str irti sano eau J'Tn5an''
laHs, ia idO ben. fom fortiraitr at banelt mtO FaHo'
ip,fuIantsr, oil iiaa ia paa at iemms III % si''r Bit
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Next fall the Students of DEBORAH
Institute, Prof. Breckenridge says.
will acquire an erect carriage and an
elastic step under the efficient drill
of Mr.. Fred Thompson.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Grtiarant=G

Ill Qadfe,pfeu % 6nsgs SteSu gsitsn. taH man in'
s~,nfsos tis5s 5iuig re ,ns bos Os. en- al O0u 60lt oil
usFfers gasiissrcrus paa tnbosr Nsaass, d'dt sasas'
Ga auuiis BEN frt gIass I sOvsUOsnen. en- FHitts
uI vi msOs en6per ReijeuOs peO AntOmiisn I'll St.
po,I me, mE,,sonogz
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

AnItralien saar i Spioien, naar Der
CT Gale ON SaOrenul. llOiDrielen al
lib belpb fig iiOite gtar til 231 Dill
liuner Iuno, mcOens Der ira Spo.
Gmerita blot Tom l22 MiQiuner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

IA 5artnier, Der 9aar paa 3cmien
meo @leftricitet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Wtpb Saar % Suuliter brugte lea
meo uomGrIet Relultat Or. SluguIt So
nl8's Samburger llrteplalter. 6.
o'Nroenne, 24S @. Waoiion st., G6i=
ca9o, 81. 3iliaIgs i ale A~putbeter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Oct norTte o. ipsnfe g~iessRoniuiat I Ses gioiues.
Scroo, noitebtr 6uIemaster % t~noiorsrsr Arusmteier
bet admie Sduo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
gnmelbte Sobsbuer | Sanmarf,

fuitte grpirssr autosrs at psre I 9mertto.)
(NiteoeIt al 6ouiul g.. I. Sot5srS, AS, 4or &ucrue,
Milwautee*), isis. Der ouerid9sr 9rpeaQer | be
itnutiuouiite gGuoe, tnb5ciattst SIt5ui5, os I A%werita)
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

sonfut Sane stsrstano ! watiieu. Diseoniu,
90 %aticiisttr arpsiuifmdetsT, amt tnetr1oer
arptmieitE 1 Giaus.unpitu piA moetyatt Sil'aar.
a0rrdyonber ato kam.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Grfursipustiuettcr

tt &c Ists Stsoe / RorOusiisu, Uil I Iis9sS meS iors'
saasnoe anr bliUs ioIats paa port aontor Ill ~bstpoalts
ueoiat Fris pao pisie bsitemis 3ase no oper Ssfeu.
GcO at 1tripe til % | 6orpsisn oa opIpie oui, bpor man
itaI reiis iomt omtIeut bO lien 1io, tan man cite ipars
bet naIps al en- MeinrbiAsis @oiisnbs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Mason Fruit Jars

iao Gage for @ontnrt. Gu 8part Sars Is
Gts. pr. Suiin, to Spart Oars 81 pr. 9uiin.
1852 Gennir9tou & &auce.
Snrfnn pDr "Sln Gureo Saparl
OpIIpS Sea"; tun 90 Gents pr. 9uro,
Den or afturat laa GOD ipm / n, Der toiter %
Gents pr. |uno. Bennington & Sance,
4G.16.2
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Spbsz8rDflartaer

rieer. inssn spiii,u man Nal sisrs fine aHuis'etiina
for arDiusI u~esnianes ] aar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

y 6ormCnllt9e arutussr bsoss Opetpe. buor 90 naor 81
te ieote OF osbte, here's egre o9 eerts 6orriorts iulo
&uUue, Soiteocr % 6orretntuQ, o. here's cqet Sl09ts
itobsIorboto I'll ueeiomureree Aiosbe. n0ar be i,riUel
oGrtii ON otsle annsloClier, GplDSuiugtr guites ON
be ouisrte Eauls I gmertga. G. 4. oIbera.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

% tuIUt uT III NtIHIVIutI9 NVNV'VV'
Starter 90 VcfrtDelicr
oDsr irit saue, Observation-Disclosures easr
biaiat Srrnbanelauo idGr man irit %ttiierot usb at
cpgipe i'm attesis til por. Goutor. vi bar ttliales
oper 40 Tliuicner aerss al bet bsSits Sernbans'
lamb 9nerita. tnb5sfattenbs Stcp. Prltrie os @rrss
lamb. sonsst iGlsss til Rouponieis cane biui9e %
bcitemte Friir % @et4Iinesutl'aarcns ton lsnipes 'iier
S~isbsrsns SmtGuOisbeOsr os gniier be aeiis 2tlieloe.
efai on I oct &rIe taoet no paa T'eiie for
at fsse eano euer strbeice, for bin eribrsss
sfpIo cuer for at teisse 2iGat 90 Venntr,
iaa be'ss euer ifrio Ill
A. e. JOHNSON&CO.
Cor Bird Il Sibley SIS. ST. PAUL. MINI
IS. 16. Gan 2l. IN. P.1
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

washinrton Aug The following transfers the
ODD Infantry have ordered S ond Lieutenant George
IL Patton, from Company + to Company q Second Lieu
tenant Jacob 4. Krcp, from Company O 20 Company T..
Major Isaac Arnold. Ordnance Department Ia, been
ordered to proceed from the Columbia Arsenal Coumbi,
Tenn u Nashville Tenn. on oDcial business Ia coDncc-
ton with the purchase Of material 10 be- used IN the
construction VI building, at that arsenal and
plcton Of thi, duty win ieoin his proper station.
BY the death Of Captain Robert Boyd, the following
promotiols Will occur in the Navy: Commander F.. G..
Mcrriman captain; LcutenanC omiuanicr 1ieorco
g. Ritter be commander; Lieutenant J.. VI. Symond>.
To be Lieutenant Ouni0 grader
clifford j. % be lieutenant and Ensign Thomas ".
Ryan bs Lieutenant UuniOr grade.
Commander r. G. Merriman, Lieutenant j. VI. SymOnds
and Ensign w. L. Rodgers have been Ordered ~ eXanna.
ton promotion Medical Director r. 8. wales ordered
b. duty charge Of the Museum 81 Hygiene, Washington
commander H. D. Hitchcock has been detached
as inspector Of the sixth Lighthouse District from pc-
Der ordered assistant ~ the inspectors Of the
Fifteenth Lighthouse D<ct. Scpembcf -, and In.
,lcctor that district, september so Chaplain Il. Randall
Hoes from the receiving snip Dale ant ordered
70 the Pensacola Assistant Engineer Martin Bennington
detached Keararge and ordered % the Boston
Assistant Engineer Herman o. Stickney ordered to report
Tor duty board the Koarsase instead Of ae Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
Dali At THE HOTEL CHAUPLATy.

Hotel ChampIn, y. Y, Aug. (Spccial)-The most
successful ball Of the season took place on Friday
cveninc AT the Hotel Champlan whose spacious parors
uer, filled with Glitcring asScmbagc OF youth ana
hcauty The ballroom artistically decorated IN
touis XIV STYLE and tastefully trimmed for the
occason with rare flowers and ferns. There was
music NV Erookss orchestra and elaborate supper
WAC served 10 the showing the nouGhtiuiness
~ O. d. Scavcy the manager. The electric lghts shea
ding a 1on glow over the scene set OF To perfection
the beaS tifu toiletes conspicuous among which were
those of - Wilton Merle smith. red satin and tullc
Mrs CIata.c Andrews, pink corded SILK MrN. Robert
prvn black lace and diamonds Miss Van SaDtvoord.
yellow tulle; Miss Lyman, pink crepe; Miss Anna
LYMAN pink tulle. Mrs oily plant black lace ana jet
Miss Olvphant, white SILK; MR.. William Mason, OF
Virginia black lace gold embroidery and diamonds
MISS Mahonc red and white MORE trimmed with white
crepe de Chine and diamonds; Mrs. @. ID. Scavcy vel
low SILK and black lace and roses Mis- Seavey, old rose
SILK aud point lace Miss Wright black lace and silv1
embroidery Miss Ross, pale blue satin Miss Campbell,
Nile green silk and black lace Miss Ida Campbell
red crepe and black with tullc and Jet. Lieutenant
Uoyt Major nartOlf, Lieutenant Lewis United Statc'
Army were IN full uniform. Mrs. j. W Dnrkec, Of
BostOn wore black crepe de Chine MISS Thurman,
black lace over skirt with gold and pearl ornaments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
yAT,oy,L c,y7oyuEyT rs CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug . (specaD.-On Monday, really the
first dav Of the cantonment, the Grand Military
Council will meet al the Auditorium al 10 O'Clock ana
At 3 O'Clock Of the same DAY ut military dress
nard. and review will lie hold on the lake front,
and the ceremony Of hosting the National and
odd Fellows cOlOrs will be II part OF The programme
Al 2 o'clock on tllc same day military dress
~ bnttaIlons and c;iutons VIII De begun, also on The
lake frDnt the prize, for proficiency aggregAtlng
500 600 Of which amount - 500 Will "a the best
drilled canton or company. These drills Will Ice con
timed throughout the week untll SATURDAY,
ubcn the award, will be made by General Under
wood and the judges. all OF whom are 10 be United
states Army officers. ON Wednesday evening on the
lake front will be given series Of fancy drills under
b,aze Of electric arc lights, the crack Chicago
zo,av,s leading off with their famous wall scaling
,,,uoruvrc, t. De followed by fancy canton move
mrnts by Of The visiting drill corps. After these
drill. lin, grand decoration Of chyalry Will be
lcrrcd with musical accompaniment. There Will lie
arcworks on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, the
Inc will begin 10 form for the grand civic and
military parade in which is expected that more
thau 40 600 men will participate, including $1,000
unframed chcvaliers. In tie evening will be- con
tinued ON the lake front the pyrot"clnic display and
heraldc pageant Of the night before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
rs THE LOVE OF DAISIES IySTTgCTIvEi
rom The Boston Transcript


The other day a friend Of the Listener hearing thae
a poor man whom she had known was very III IN
the hospital, set about cheering him up BY vlsltng
him and taking him some flowers. she bought MN
two or three Jacqueminot roses-the most beauurlI
that she could lind In the market-and took them 70
the sufferers bedside. Ills first look showed grau'
tude and wiStfune>s AZ the same time. . .
II il beautiful and | thank you, he SAID " BUS
| wish you had brought me some daisies instead
To a What may be his dcathucd, inc slnlpie
daisy that brings back his chlldhohs heIds Is VASTLY
more than the great red Of the conservatory.
Another true story. this time OF the streets ldy
who spends the Summer At country Town. ana WIN
when she comes 10 the city, comes III al tiie Lo~en
station went up Pltt-st. not long ago carrying
white field daisy in her hand. perhaps more by aSi.
dent than otherwise she had moi gone lar up uns
thoroughfarc Of the Slums when ragamumn Dog
came running up ., , OF
- LADY, he called out. producing a copper ~
amt got but one cent, but III gave II TO YOU i~
that nowcr'! . Mn, g., ,o,hioc The
,r,dcrt made 80 much of impression on her thaS
c resolved TO revisit the street with larger supply
- enwcrs She brought in quite bouquet OF pretty
NrlJ flowers and started up Pitt ST. Not FAR iOm u.c
s.r.e, car track she came upon hockey pohey Cart
Sr-n which an Italian vending his initiation
ios, Ian in one cent packages. There line,
nr rather a ring OF dirty children, boys and girls,
zach OF whom had got possession OF copper Au
vas awaiting MS or her turn AZ the hockey pokef q
suddenly the group caught sight OF the lady Az ~
,er honnuet As suddenly all broke away from INC
nnLe Mickey cart. aud came running and ho'hlhx =
about her. Inc snoul HUM eNcrS oHc vi "''''
the same - -, A.. aouer< 10
Lady I'll give yer a cent for one O the no u,, a.
Can Won find higher tribute 10 the beauty u
flowers than tha-the hot and thirsty street cRS$~I
| eager 10 sacrifice little feast Of icereroAm "S
single daisy ot the telds2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
SRTLFCL FORGFR ARRESTED.
ASSUMING RELIGIOUS GuIsE, HE INSPIRED
CONFIDENCE.

CONFIDENCE
For several weeks the II. G. Davldge fe'''"|"e
Company. Of No. 12l Front ST.. has eeeh '""'o
that the CONCERN being Systematically N"""""ou
by clever forgery OF It's signature lhuo'" "'
first the signatur,. was such a remarkable copy "t
the genuine that Il. &. Davidge' the ho"" Va
the firm, In great doubt whether II was i''S0'S
or not Upon an expert being called tn however
10 was discovered that no branch OF tue business
showed any vouchers for the payment VI Wv
checks returned from the bank. ana MI pa>
consulted with Captain Mclaughlin al tilc VI" '"p
police station. Detective Madden was pun y" "''
case by the captain. and the result OF MS o''o''"
was the arrest on Friday night Of the guilty "'""'
The prisoner u.s. OF at least says he H. Chauies
Ricketts, no address, al EnglIshman. who came 10
this country about ten months ago Upon Ms d.
rival here, Ricketts, Joined the mission aua'h'u 10
The Broome street Tabernacle. His earnest uoN"
ton and regular attendance at the services VIZ Wv
causo Of considerable remark among the o'"cr az
teudants Of the church. and he quickly rose III 'ho'
esteem. go
In January last Ricketts, obtained a situation with
the r. c. Davidge FutiliIng Company upon the
recommendation of the Rev. DR.. e. IL INho"lL 'ii.
Rickets Of excellent address anu was gellJ'NS
supposed BY his associates TO ." ,,c NJ Noticed how
ever that he drinking too much ano .oo"' nt Sr'
middle Of lat month Mr. ph hrsn hrnG of Ricketts,
until his arrest on Friday night. , ., ~,
But the following cheeks ",trc l''u'"'tn -
Davdgc Company after their face Valnc mad peeh
paid by the Seaboard National lank July = tnr,
drawn TO the Order OF Charles kchc''s "a 40 mv
By r. G. Davidge FcrtihLing Company, Tor T'0 Jm i
> check drawn to petty cash for 20 r omS T ta thS
ort.r -, Charcs Rickctts aud signed by X. G.
Davdge rcrag COMPANY for 20 5%y b w. S SneI
drawn the order Of bearer ana cenc" ny ,i H.
check was drawn the Irving Natonal BaIR TO IN,
order of Ricketts, and signed rs inc CHECKS Oh te olc
banh hod hcnn fnr $50 ON the person OF the pris
oner WINS found a check for $50, 6earing the same
signature as the Others calling for go. .,- ,,
remandcd Ricketts, for examinatoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
PISTOLS HAVE NOT YET BEEN BOUGHT.
A LIVELY TILT BETWEEN r. NJ. CALLAwAY AND
!. II. HEPBURN

Robert VI. HALFWAY, who recently resigned the
presidency Of the Third National Bank, sailed for
Europe yesterday TO join HIS family. lie had intended
10 20 abroad somc weeks ago, but he delayed his dc
parturc 10 accept the Office Ills abrupt resignation
and the consequent reports about the bank led to n
rather lively conversation between him and A. b..
Hepburn, the National Bank Examiner, on Thursday.
II Is rumored that Mr. Hepburn said 10 him that his
sudden resignation had been great injury IA the bank
because ID had been misunderstood, and that he knew
nothing more about tho condition OF the bank when
he resigned than when he accepted the place Mr..
Galloway said Ia have Tctortcd that he had been de
ccivod and this the Bank Examiner replied
that "A full statement of the affairs Of the
bank had been furnished TO Mr. Galloway he
fore he became president The interview was
interesting but seconds have rot been exchanging
polite notes. There docs not 10 be much chance
for settlement Of the dispute, unless possibly Mr..
Hepburn should follow the president of the Third
National Bank to Europe A meeting there might he
arranged perhaps, and in the absence Of pistols and
coffee there might be OF salts at Carlsbad
Ex President Galloway hnd sailed before the news
OF the worriy encounter had been disseminated. Mr.
Hepburn declined say anything about il on the
ing a friend Of his less restrained and ex-
planned the tronblc In this way
&c know that when Mr. Hepburn made Bank
candidate for bank presidency. When the vacancy
In the Third National occurred IL was thought that he
would he "A good man for the place. and lie at once
,gnincd his acceptance. although he wanted to know
something about the condition Of the bank A state
ment prepared for him and explained not 20 him
but 70 his representative. lie accepted the ohce. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
IN WELCOME TIE GRAND ARMY ~ BOSTON.

poe+on AM tSprciall.-nOston resDindN WIN
note, Of preparation for the Grand Army chca'"p
u,ept which opens th's city Oh August u "rahu
,ouAs and triumpLaj arrhcs are being erected All
ho vsrin,- committees arr ndustrOu-N prcprring TOR
the entertainment and reception oi the l"oo" OF
mor strangers who vii! soon begin - arrive. inc
comui;tc,, on accommodations VIII furnish -o''"V
single mattresses President HARRISON wee Pi''i
dent Morton General sherman, secretary fi"'"r'
secretary Tracy and SECRETARY Noble have accepted
nv,tn,lols io be prc,cn, at tho parade on TUESDAY
Aurnst L. The banquet to Lalayctt" Post 40. lao
& 4 H. Department ot %cw-Nork, to be rendered by
T. W KIr.l.v POST 80 ll3. Of lo-ton, at the PARKER
House, on the evening Of Monday. August H. VIII
be- q notable affair Lafayette Pot VIII leave N'"
York on a special train Of drawing room cars ~ /
o.clock ON Monday afternoon. coming by the Albany
road They Will BE- accompanied by 'ipPaN IN
Re.in,cpt band Of Gfiy piece. Tie banquet VIII 90
given Al q o'crocK IN The large banquet hall OF the
PARKER House which VIII Doe clab,ra"iy Do Grated Tor
thu occa-lou Music viii De- iIrI ned by IN" '"'pr
orchestra and such well known -Olost> y NyrOn ".
whitney himself a member oi T.. ". hIh,I> Wv
and ntL,l~ Colonel Charles II. IBNl'T VIII oH'he
a. to,.t,ua ter Anon the invited guc't'. ana MANY
-, the.c have ALREADY --ulicd their acceptance are
General " liam 1. Sherman. Hannibal HanNn, fa.t
Conmandcf- !u chef Lucius fau'h,!d and John =.
Rea senator, IIoar. Dawes ana InSnll. ''n' AZ
Daniel l. -,cklcs h.. ". kinslcy, b"rcFhl n W.
t,rccr , member Of T.. " kinsl"S lo~t, Governor
Braehctt Mayor Hart. collector hri". b,p1iNi'h'
General Dcvcns General John T. ~pandne IN" Key
" ! savage and other. l.. ". kn-ic! f"t VII
,rt a. n,nInfed escort 10 the Commander chef.
General Aly.r, on the dly Of the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

3EORGE l.. SCHUYLERS LIFE
NyHAIsHE DID FOR YACHTING IN AMERICA
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.


Gg,o sudden death early on Thursday morning OF
Ceorso Lee Schuyler deprived the New 0fK 1~I'
Cinh of~its Oldest member and the city OF New orh
N tho oldest representative OF historical family
There have been plenty of good Old American sehuc-
men 10 match the good old English gentleman Vi
the song Possessing the CHARACTERISTICS OF anhdOH
tty genialIty sociability, and a rove III tno 'N'"
times which did not prejudice him against Iue present
Mr. SCHUYLER was a type of the good Old Alhc'icdh
gentleman. MIMI. ,o,r
He WAS the grandson of General Phillp 'ohh
schuyler and was born at RhnebecK on june -
1e1, lie was naturally proud of his lineage ana
tool deop interest in waters pertaining to the rev
ourionary War He pubN-hed two books relating 10
Revolutionary times. one correspondence ana ic
MARKS upon Bancroft's History of the Northern am
p,ign ID l777" the other " The Character OF MdJor
cencral Philip schuyler by marriage he became
identified still more closely win Americas !" ,
nonary b,us blood lie was twice married and both
of his wives granddaughters OF Alexander ii"ii
iiton. In 500 he lost his second wife
Mr. scbuy,er was associated with the supremacy OF
America over Great Britain in two forms OF interha
.,ona, trise which OF course cannot he compared IN
importance or gravity. But while yachting 10 al
other thing" as the French say from hauohs
s+r~p,e for liberty il is nevertheless curious Coln-
cdeDoe that the descendant Of General Phlp Sc"!i
and the husband of Alexander HamiltonS graha-
daughter was instrumental in asserting the superiority
of the United States to Great Britain IN peacei con-
test on the sea- -, -,
Mr. Schuyler studied at Columbia College, where ne
WAS a classmate of Hamilton Fish. In business ho
interested himself in steamboat and railroad enter
,r;ses lie was one of the owners OF the olo New
Haven steamship Line and was interested IN the new
York New Haven and Hartford and other ra4roads'