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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
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Spuooen til at iaa en- Wtano / Marten
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for y s 9%arien. BdItOr o z See
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5uloma9tSfomiteen bauoe rapporteret,
git man oper til 29reiOr hamburger.
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flor Sopoe peo 2Gsrins al / Yetr. 2.
Siolse 6orIlas at 5ulomn9tstomi
teen ti1ooes anor. Sobuier fra So
lums Meni9beo at reiie biem alereoe
paa Girsoag. 8aitor . Brandt unb.
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gn ~fortiat Snoitilins ira 6iuanss
fomiteen oplnfteS. 0creiter ioreto9es
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tonong, Suppteant 8 q 2oberg ira
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font Soreora9 al 8aitor Mittelien fra
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iaaircmt oen WeSmrcreoe
oOcrle0cr 5ontine:
@eriooen.
Gopt.
Geo. o.. Jiioeus
Dry Goods 81 Clothing,
Groceries,
Bots and Shoes,

Hats ana Caps.
Vince, 3oua, lite Gprtt 1892.
SIR. W. &. TuDlen,
General aaeHt gtew Dort 2ife 5ui
Co., les NiOiues, Soma.
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3uiurance gOItcq go. 1929, for $500
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man ouer til 9preforbaublinger.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
BOYS
GOOD SUITS
FOR LITTLE MONEY.

A line of Short Pant Suits, strictly all
wool Cheviots in medium colors.
Double-breasted Jackets, sizes 4 to 10.
Regular $500 line, altered for Monday,
S3.45.
The favOrite Russian Blouse" Suit
in several patterns, something new and
"catchy" in effect, leather trimmed,
sizes 1 to 9, $5.95 to $500.
Strictly all-woOl Fauntcroy Suits. with
white lawn blouse, medium and dark
colors. sizes 3 to Z; 5000 combina-
ton; opened these at $3.50.
Dark blue Chinchilla Refers, war
rantcd all wool and wool lined, sizes 4
to l3; been selling at 5000; altered
for Monday at 1928.
Eoys' C,othing-Second Goot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
NETS From IHE .IRNORTES.
>nnsMrx HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF PARADEs

GUNRDSMTN HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF PARADES
-ELEcTIOV or OFFICERS.
There are no more parads In sight for the Brook
yn guardsmcn. and II l. safe TO that they are glad
~ H. They have been called on this season with
exceptional frequency both for serious duty and to
lind grace and dignity 10 street pa2'an;s. Friday
CONNECTED the lists of the Columbian celebrations, and
rs far as can be they left to DO their
winters work Of drilling IA peace. The Brooklyn
regiments Joined In the Erw York parade. but the
New. Workers did not return the compliment when
BROOKLYN had her celebration. The First Brigade was
not ordered ont and none Of them came. excepting
the sth Regiment under Colonel scott The guards
men were We'll up IN the procession. Immediately fol-
lowing the United states Army AID Navy men. who
were At the head OF the line
The ODD Regiment drawn up in three tattaiions
and wore IN, gray dre>, uniform. one battalion Of
tie 18th Regiment wore gray uniform and the other
two the State service uniform. The l4th and 18th
regiments each drawn up IN two batiaonS. ana
both wore the service uniform. The members
OF the 18th Separate Company OF Flushing wore over
coats.
The Brigade Examining Board on Monday evening
passed FRS, Lieutenant +. @. Pebble for captain Of
Company ID. 18th Regiment. and second lic,tenants.
John +. Klein. 18th separate Company: james +.
Handy Company !. ed Regiment: Louis J. Praeger.
Company 4. 23d Regiment. and James Howe Company
H. Ilth Regiment. all OF whom have been elected rst
neitcnauis. The brigade Medical Board also ex-
am!ncd a number OF memb r. Of the I'd Battery who
are candidates for the ambulance" corps Ten men
were enlisted In the Second Brigade Sigrr Corps.
Corporal f. II. Coffin. Of the signal Corps has been
elected sergeant
Company l. a3d Regiment. .leried FIRST Sergeant
+. j. Perry second lieutenant Thursday night to
succeed James T. Handy. who has been promoted.
Colonel Partridge has appointed W. B. DesIard ser.
gean-major Of the regiment TO succeed F. W. Qereau.
who recently resigned
The 18th Regiment has decided 10 have dress
uniform. and Il win De- modelled far a. practicable.
on the zouave costume. worn by the regiment during
the Civil War. With gained for Is members the title
OF "redlCggcd devils" The uniform VIII consist OF
rcd trousers. white locgns blue ccat aud red cap.
Colonel Michel hopes have the prof carried out
end see the men in the uniform on next Decoration
Day.
Captain Gilbert Lloyd. of Company C, 18th Rer.
ment, has resigned.
second Lieutenant George L. Gillon elected ftrW
lieutenant OF Company !. iith Regiment on M0ndny
night. ExSergeant d. j. Henry. Of the 32d Regiment.
has been elected second lieutenant OF Company II.
l4th Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
NE{3 ${4|Fzf Al;
DROPPED
STYLES, BROKEN
LINES AND SHOP
Ii NDLED PIECES.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

Strengthening mp the Underwear De-
partment; anxious to dispose of all
dropped Styles" "Broken Lines"
"Shop Handled Pieces" in stock.
Mostly all of the Superfne Grade.
Swift and sure will be their radiance
you will agree when you look below at
the change in prices.
73 pcs. finest quality Night Robes, 20
styles; handsomely trimmed with laces
and embrOideries; some handmade
throughout originally $3.50 to $3.50,
to be Sl.S9, 1898 and $3.50.
81 pcs. fine Cambria Gowns; fine Lace
Jabots and Embroidered Collars, orig
inally S1.55 to 1925, to be CSC. and
S1.4S.
60 pcs. finest quality Corset Covers.
trimmed with Point de Paris and other
laces been $500 to $3.50, to be Sl.4S
and Sl.9O.
90 pcs. fine Cambria Covers; handsome
Valencienne and TOrchOn lace trim
ming, originally 1925 to 1929, to be
Csc. and $l.19.
Sc pes. Cambria and nsOOk
Drawers; Torchon, Point de Paris and
Val. lace trimming, been $40 to
$3.50. to be Sl.S9 and S2.9S.
"A pcs. Cambria and Muslin Drawers,
trimmed with lace and embroidery,
originally s125 to $3.50, to be csc.
and $l.4S.
SO pcs. NainsOok Chemises, pretty COL
ored, embroidered trimming, also some
lace trimmed: were $3.50 to $500, to
be $3.50 and S2.9S.
IS pes. Cambria Chcmise, Nalencienne
and TOrchon lace; been $ 80 to $3.50,
to be 9Sc and Sl.4S.
40 pes. Cambria and Muslin Walking
Skirts, Point de Paris and Nalencienne
Lace and Embroidery originally S2.75
to SG.2j, to be $3.50. $2.9S and $3.50.
40 pcs. Muslin and Cambria Skirts,
handsome embroidered tlOunces; been
S1.lO to 1925, to be Zoe, CSC. and
S1.39.
A lot of about 20 pcs. Cambria and
Muslin Underskirts, novelty effects IN
Torchon, Medici and Point de Paris
Laces and Embroidery originally
$l.1O. $3.50 and $3.50, TO be Toe,
$1.4S and S2.9S.
A lot of Infants Christening Robes, in
the finest of materials, deliberately
trimmed, equal to any sold for $3.50
and $50, to be 1898 and S4.25.
Still finer and more elaborate styles,
deep Valcncienne lace insertions and
edgings, with ribbon sashes; regularly
sold for 1915 and $1,000. TO be $500
and $500.
Underwear and Infants wearod floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
$4,000 FOR $4,000.
LACES-TRIMMINGS.

Nearly s. 900 collection OF LaceS and Dress rim
ninqs T. he hurriedy sacrificed for say about
81 900.
The method will be this Yon make vonr sclec,
lion at the present prices and the salcs'yoen viii
take SOC or the ~ Of the face of the check Rea-
son Of Sale-Only one piece OF a kind, or short
lengths or very slightly unused by handling
Pelow is what they consist OF:
Chantly and Spanish GuIpure Lace Flonhclngs
Pojnt 1,azr and Point de Gene Lace Flouncngs and
'Jewrlled Lace Flouncngs and Drapery Nets
Hruxclle, Net with Gold. Silver and Colorcd SILK
Embroidery.
Real Spanish hand run FlOuncings and Ne's.
These Flounces and Nets are AZ To "a inches wide
and suitable for street and evening wear The
trimming widths to match are sold at the same
discount. -.
cut Jet and Colored BEAD Leave Gimps and Gal
Hack and Cod Plack an Steel or Silver Gimps.
Colored Silk and Crochet Gimps:
Cut Let and Colored Bead Garnitnr,S and Sets.
Rack Silk and Crochet Garnitures ana sets.
IExncctinc big attendance at this sale. We strong
X urge a forenoon selection
4 FINN F Esst ,e sHn'Te'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

Boot and Oxford Tic-including the
new Empire" Picadilly," Blu
cher" "Opera," "Walkenphast," Lon
don," and "Common Sense +" Last.
The materials are French Kid, Vienna
Kid, Paris Kid, kangaroo, Patent and
Enamel Leather, Satin DE Chine and
English Serge Cloth tops, made up in
every favOrite combination.
These Shoes, Monday, 1888 pair.
p. $40 exchanges on these goods.
shoes-Second door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
SAMPLE
BOOTS AND TIES.
HERE'S ODD NEWS.

Jrscd ON the road and in the sales office
Of fine factory by ID. II. Hough & Co.,
Of Rochester, n. Y, as models 10 take
orders from, but none the worse 'or
that "Samples" are VIGOROUSLY equai
to tbc regular run of shoes they stand
for. if. indeed, they are not a mite SUI
nerior {" best foot forward" and SO on
Tbev are duplicates of the regular
500 $500, $500 and 800 qualities
we carry in stock-Among them VIII
he found every conceivable style oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
prRI.IC BILL DINGS ILINMN4TED.

The public buildings In BROOKLYN were illuminated
apain last evening In conjunction with the Columbus
celebntion and they were still decorated with the
banners and devices put upon them early In the
week The design for the Illumination OF the City
Hall Is regarded as the most effective ever seen In this
neighlorhOod. and was prepared by MIS-. Kern The
rows Of electric globes strung from the cpola to the
our corners OF tho roof displayed the Italian colors OF
green white and red group, OF threes. and the red
white and blue OF the American coors were shown In
rows in front of tho windows OF the building Loopcd
tstoons Of the lights framed the picture Of Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
RREIKTyG GROUND FOR 4 NEW CHURCH.

Ground was broken with formal services, a number
OF Methods ministers taking part. led by the Rev.
Dr. D. A. Jordan at Seventh-ave. and FIfth-st yes
terSiny afternoon for church structure for the
congregation now meeting in the sixth Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Chapel. II Is proposed to ex.
pend 100000 upon the structure and 20 erect
building 5OxI5 feet with n parsonage alongside Of
IT, The front will be OF white limestone and the
structure will be- orna'e and beautiful. lt Will have
a seating capacity Of 900 the main floor and In
the galleries. The society founded In 1884 and
hns 80 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
TEA GOWNS
AND WRAPPERS.

300 Striped Serge Tea Gowns in navy, garnet.
brown and blue ground, with narrow white stripe.
Full front Of plain cashmere to correspond
This is a wellftting durable gown. at the cN-
cccdingy low price Of 1898; been selling for
$3.50.
Attractive Wrappers in fonneetfc at CSC and
F'' Wrapper Dep't-Se-oni floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
FRENCH
TABLE CHINA!
THE NEW ALL IN.

300 different designs in Cups and
Saucers, $500 to $4,000 a dozen.
200 different designs in French Dinner
Sets from $500 to 100000.
200 different designs in Cracker Jars
from $3.50 to $500 each.
100 different designs in Chocolate Pots
from $500 to $500 each.
$50 different designs in Fish and
Game Sets.
100 different designs in Berry, Pre-
serve and Ice Cream Sets.
300 different designs in Plates (all
Sizes.
jugs, Tea Pots, Salad Bowls, Berry
Dishes and Individual Sets in generous
assortment.
Akakn -. hDQnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
$50 LADIES'
CLOTH JACKETS
AT FORCED PRICES.

collection Of $50 Ladies' Cloth Jackets-both
plaln and fur trimmed-in cheviot and beaver
cloths-ALL STAPLE, DESIRABLE STYLES
Garments that retail for $3.50 for Si.s5.
Garments that retail for 81 600 for 50.
Garments that retail for $3.50 for $3.50
Garments that retail for $3.50 for Sll.sj.
Garments that retail for $3.50 for $685.
For Cape, rely on the stores stock this season
ones in black clay diagonal cloths, black beaver
and black chevios. in which we are showing
strictly exclusive styles.
CloIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
PCPyIs MIKE A COMPLAINT.

Complaint Is made by some OF the pupils OF Sonth
Brooklyn schools Ct the practice prevailing In some
classes in arithmetic Of requiring those who solve
examples upon their states TO hold them over their
heads while standing up so that the teachers NAV
readily see the work. and so that other pupils may
not see ard copy the figures II is declared that head
aches result from the pressure OF the states the
heads and backaches from standing with the arms
appraised for the time required for inspection BY the
teachers. The principals say that the practice Is .
voluntary one ard not required by the teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

In no complimentary terms Of the eNPr'siacnt ,,,ss
NdlaI r. stevenson is expected 10 Spp'hf anu a"ui
u.moc,y,ts nt the Academy Of Music on N'hn's"a!
evening Of This week and the Prohbluonists VIII nave
"rn,n,r of Protestant nlr.is;er, on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
A $3.50
COHR'D eros
GRAIN SILK, $1.1O,
AND OTHER EXTRAS.

ooo wards 24-inch C0lorcd eros Grain SILK In
low choice shades. suitable for street wear $?;5o
- ward has been our stock price for these silks
Special Monday, Sl.l0. c.,,-. >,.aa,, ooo
81 10 Colored striped laiicta Silks-"onuaS' o'c'
I'd ,,,.,- ,,.u- ,,-.,,o.,i,o for osc = vd
pcau Micnonnc-Ilain 81 ; Chang aple' "i'lo
'' Sks-Lcft, centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
SOME
EXTRA CORSETS.

Monday-The "Theo" Corset (25 doz.
only, white and gray, all sizes, Sl.9S.
And-25 dOz. Of the $3.50 French COu-
tile Corsets-cxtra long waist, CSC.
Corsets-Sccond noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
SOC. DRESS
STU + F, 29c.

$50 pieces Tweed Suitings, double fold,
all wool. checks, plaids, tailor stripes,
and fine mixtures, with shotovcr ef-
fccts; these goods were iobbed whole
sale at 41l-2c. They have been re-
failing wherever offered at SOC.
Here Monday &c
stranger still, these Suitings are
strictly exclusive in effects with u.s.
Dress Goods-Leit, centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

The New-York Central has the only natural gra1s
In the country II is practically water level line IRON
New York to Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
CLOCKS!
MEDDLING WITH
SOME PRICE TICKLE

Large Marbleized Iron Clocks, cathedral gong
IL hour strike, warranted perfect tmeReeper'
10 be "a 0s.
Bed Room Clocks, bisque figure Little Juni-
per, warranted perfect tlmekeepef' always
Genuine Marble Clocks. In fancy designs, new,
day, l-2 hour strike warranted, $4,000 clock
Jienuine Mexican ONYX Clock Set Clock and
two Candelabrasl, Cola Plated Mountlng-, war
ranted perfect tmekeepcr, always S33.OO ID
~ v Main noor-,lock and Bronze Dept.
NEARLY
OVER! LAMPS.
The Lamp Show is nearly over.
The special prices are nearly at an
end
Of the Onyx and Brass Banquet
Lamps more than 5000 have disap-
pcared so far
These below to be added for Monday.
Onyx Pedestal, Brass Mounted. Cen
trail Draft Burner, full size, Silk Shade,
Lace trimmed Banquet Lamps, 1891.
Brass Banquet Lamp, Central Draft
Burner, rich gold, with Silk Shade,
Lace trimmed, four designs, complete,
S3.l9.
Table Lamps. Hand Painted Shade
and Bowl, Central Draft Burner, com
pletc, sl.43.
Table Lamps, Hand Painted Shades,
Duplex Burner, sl.l9.
Lamps-Maln floor
Back and basement
WhE&{yE EEE{i az;
BROOKLYN, NY. BROOKLYN, Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
FLANNELS
AND BLANKETS.
ACTUAL REDUCTIONS.

Extra heavy unbeachel Canton Flann"ls. Toe.
in place of !! l--c
"a width White SaXony Flannrls, ere. yd from
ia White Wool B.ankets-special value at
$3.50 pair; -
ia strictly all-wool Blankets, 1918 pair, from
Gy6 r. Saline rtabcs-filled with pure
down: new gods d'srhbe patterns; opened
them at short price OF ~ % each; equal TO any
we have ever sold for $500,
w faLnel.-Rieht aisle. back.
Blankets-bTOnt. left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
A BLACK
HENRIETTA, nc.

II yon are in the store Monday look over az the
Black Dress Goods Dept. Notice an all-wool
Henrietta Cloth at nc. If you require dress
OF this material you are certain TO buy the
makngs Of one from this piece.
Black Dress
t,Ovd.-leit aisle back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
TRIMMED
FELT HATS.

100 doz. 81 trimmed Felt Sailor Hats,
drown, black, gray, tan, cardinaD.
80 doz. 81 trimmed Felt Alpine Hats,
(black, brown, navy, cardinaD.
A choice of either Of above Monday,
G9c.
Right Of Centre.
Nan Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
READY
MADE SHEETS
AND PILLOW CASES.

Standard make, Good quality made
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

In his address nj the opening OF the Brooklyn
Institutes school of Political Economy On Monday
evening John a. Taylor paid a handsome tribute 10
Professor Hooper the interchangeable executive head of
The Institute. Referring to the building which the
Institute is to erect IN cooperation with the city, he
said al would suggest that when the broad base OF
that massive supcrsructure shall appear above the
surface OF eastern park hnds there snail appear
In bold strong characters, somewhere upon lts granite
blocks, side by side with the name OF Augustus I'm
ham, the name OF that faithful, energetic citizen Of
Brooklyn who has furnished chiefly the untiring per
ssency the matchless enthusiasm and the unqu"nch-
able energy which have made It's existence possible
Whom can / mean but Franklin ". Hooper," TINS
tbue Is not undcserved, every one idiniilhf Win
Mr.. Iooper's work IS well aware. NO DOUBT IL ""'
erawn out. in part at least, by the anhou"''".'''
made two or three days before, that Mr. Hooper III"
Subscribed $4,000 10 the endowment iund Oh Tue
Institute, thus bringing the amount up 70 t,1 nS". n
which enabled the institute 10 avail ltscl oi iI' po
visions of the law Whereby the cts Is 10 erect It's
museum building. The subscription was hnOc ~ DER
able circle Of the friends of the institute wa no
publicly announced unul FRIDAY "esn ~ riycrs
Interest In the institute well as his ia'h ~, ia
future Of Brooklyn'S wealthy c,''mms ls, ior
take shame 10 themselves. seeing that IL was IN TO-
man in Professor ioopers position TO make , ,''
hrgest subscription toward the comPe''o" Vi Wv
institutes endowment funo.
The BROOKLYN Elevated Road has awarded Tue con-
hacts for the Iron work for It's two extensions ~ wv
ast and south. and dweler' In extreme Sou'n D,oo
bn and In the outer part Of the TWen'y-sH ""'a
vii be able in few months probably 10 ee' up '""
Extensions h, h.or ,.ited about for a good while.
Tbs latest step Indicates that they VIII pr,gy o,
- IN accomplished fact. OF two lhe,o' ~ -, ,bc
FOUNDATIONS for tie supporting colunns wo,C d1n 's
son going forward for some time. rrvp ",r bo,S,nrs
- - ioocng for substantial advances III '"'' "0''e
9An tho axfanaonA n(uRiARleh~