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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25

Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur
ssunding places the following who ara anxious to
arrange games. The list Includes number OF junior
ssganzAtiops whose players average from IL to IL
years old;
Clover baseball Club uniformed teams prefcrred)-
Fred Morgan. captain, $50 nrand street. Brnoklyn.
unknOwns-F. Euler Lind avenue, Iligh Bridge New
Wo6d6fno Baseball cub 81 Yorkyille-Thonns j.
Nurphy, ia East Snety 81 Nth street. New YORK
The orion Baseball o. c!Gn Of Harlem have .rrang,d
Northern u: ~ Harlem y. NJ. 4, A.; 30, A. VI AMI
J. NJ. Madison. NJ j.. a.. june L. Yonker. A. T.. II,
Iontciatr A, L.; ~ Iriiani Field tluh, 10 Russell
siIdsail Ward; July I, A. Yaren., 4 g, = Roe
Orange; 30. Montclsir A. C Aug IL Pa-,alc 4 e;
Sept. q, Rutherford Wheclm"n; 10 DAkotas Tie club
have omen July 4. NJ. Aug 20. ~ sept and II. f.
d Whedun, Is West l.Dih street. II manager
Home Alert Baseball CluD-RODcrt NUIau. Al Court
Garoons Decoration and Labor DAYS open 0ut.pf.
town ciubr, LOrlard A, g. rref,rrhl-RGhert Clarke,
6Ol West Tint third street Ne" York city,
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AMONG the BOwLERs.
Ritter ana kshIsdo-f Have . Clean Record
In The sun Tourn . uent.

Two weeks have elapsed since the fifteen
bowlers begun playing In The Sun individual
cham plonship tournament. and judging from
the scores some astonishing records will be
made before the affair terminates Kahlsdorf
and Ritter have 80 far managed to evade de-
feat Now that Cordes has regained his effec-
tiveness there is hardly weak man among
the com petitors. Kibbel has won over many
OF the enthusiasts owing to his clever work on
Friday night Joe Thum. by losing one series.
fell back in tho race. He. however. holds the
highest score rolled and also leads In the
a aoI Young rachs the Glendale Gi ,nos
with. by, defeating Lehrbach. Thyme. and
In this vicinity
Only another weeks games remain to be
played n the American Amateur Bowling
4nion.s nnal tournament The Phoenix ana
Jersey City A. c. teams are still a tie for first
place and the game between these two teams
on Thursday night will likely decide the
GGh nsInt tho Palma bowers should
ent. The records to date nre ma follows:
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Athletes Out OF Form.

Bosros, April o4.-Tho spring games OF tho Boston
Athletic Association on the lryington Oval yesterday
furnished several surprises Harvard and tho Boston
A. A. had it all their way. just twothirds OF the
prizes fell TO tho share the organizations. lar
ward coming ont ahead OF The big club by two points
The rnnning high jump brought out q surprising re-
vertal 81 form. Fearing. The Harvard crRrS who Is
crad.a with nm nbty @ dn six rect IA pinch. gave
nj = feet ~. inches Bloss, another good ono. Was
cral events wore:
Crane, Jr, y. 4. A., yards Time; Il 10 seconds.
pnc.huEdred yard Dash-Wou by j.. W, FinkhAm.
Harvard. x yards. Time, 10 IL seconds
Eighthundred and 'righty,yards Run-Won by p
Rove, y NJ. g. A. 40 yards. Time. minutes. 40
seconds,
One.lnile Run-Won by !. r. Ioakley. h. A. A., 20
yards Time. : minute 4" 20 seconds,
f"ur'hnndre'iahI t"rty'yards Hnn.Won by H. c.
Ihkin. Harvard, 10 ynfls. 1ilae, ~ 20 seconds.
oTe mi- Wak-Won by T. johnson. Harvard 20 sec.
oi,is lmc, minutes IL 80 sernnd.,
Throwing stNl,rllimunI iinm.ncr.W"n by T. j. Fin
nCrn n 4. A. ~ feet. Distance ~ ttet lOlt inches.
Running High Jump-wop by q. ID. Haywood, h. A. A.
3inches Height feet ~ inches.
Running Broad Jump-W0n by j. Driscoll u. Ii. D..
2 feet inches. Distance. ~ feet lot<iaShsA-
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Wheeling Gossip.

The somervile Cycle Club will hold a century run on
May Is.
The IIagerstown Bicycle Club will hold race meet
on July4
s. A. Mics will net as Handicapped in the Pullman
road race this year.
The Asbury Park whcemen are arranging 10 hold
tournament OIL Decoration bay.
Ameeing OF the committee in charge Of tho Irving
tor. Milburn road VIII be held this afternoon.
The annual road and bic cle tournament of tho
Wennn Bicycle club will be held at Rchreid springs
on Aug.+.
TheI Sou'h Brooklyn Whecmen and the Brooklyn
Rambers Will hold joint club run to Staten Island
Sunday May 10.
The Manhattan Bicycle Climb have decided to move.
At their regular monthly meeting to be held this even.
ing they Will decide upon q club house.
The Harlem Wheelmen will hold series Of road
races including One-mo novice, twO-mile handicap,
live mile club championship. and two-mie tor tho
Cooper medal On saturday May 81
The cycling division OF the Rochester Athletic Club
have elected the following officers: President j. y.
Graham vicsi'rrs,dent. H. A. fnnnett: Secretary
Treasurer q. II. Ciune; Captain W. J. Hoyne.
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ome,u, Handicapped. Amounted.

The Racing 10 I'd OF the League Of American Wheel.
men. taking office, have been at Work selecting
hanticappers for the various districts OF their ORGANIC
alton. They have finally selected for the i'm.
portant districts. They arc follows: District l.
Henry Goodman. Hartford and u. r. Burnham. New
a-li"orge D. Gideon. Philade!Phia District sc J.
Echerer. Mem phIs Tenn. and j. Fleck; IoutsvilIh.
Tor. Topeka, District - g. Huntington. District s.
nnpoiis District 11-B. ". Cole Pueblo. Col. District
l3-f. r. Cook. San Francisco. and II. Z. smith. Los
Angeles.
None Int officially appointed men can handicap
events Vacancies still exist III districts 8, TO- and
but they will be filed. possibly. during the week.
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Caught ut the WIckets.

The dates OF the Brooklyn cub in Toronto have NOT
yet been confirmed They viii be away the week CON.
MencinR July 70.
The Passhic County g. Z, OF Patersnn have obtained
the use or the grounds OF the cosmopolitan e. o. Al
Clifton. and will play there ms season.
The st. George of Plainfeld Electric OF Newark
Elizabeth ElAbe th Mile Ind Of kearney and Pho.
OF Elizabeth some of the new cubs which Will
play in this vicinity this season,
Already The work Of the bAtsnen gives promise of an
liner ns"d list OF centuries ths year fayins for Cali
fornia against Oakland ih!S month Al Webster made
~ and " iuhertsun who las year reached The ihreu
figures on tAu zee asiuns. added ~.
the return 3f Lord Shenciis team from Australia
Alfred shaw, The veteran bowler, vii! have test.
mOnial beneht at Nottingham. when Lord Sheiled q
eleven viii play q team representing the combined
strength Of ali England
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CSrtS>Lri April - In game runctuatrd with great
kicks Der Browns Int bottom etOro the greatest
crowd over within League Park II n record
brenkrr lNWis enthusiasts being within the fences
Ground ruies cut down hits tor Latham and Mcphee.
Out III left CN Carroll rot tanflci mn with tho ob
several times and he got many falls shat after tho
game he challenged william Peruvian Rhiues to meet
HIM N u wrestling match no holds barred Cant
stricker wanted NO lines pismed back, hence nu.
innings not n hit was made on Mullnnc or the nine
men TO whom Brrten.tein sent TO trst on balls only
swO scored ana his witness did not cut such great
figure in the run making rs might be supposed. Tho
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Connor. Re,eive. a Gold Watch for winning.

composition at bergen Hall. Jersey City Heights. on
Saturday evening. Charles Jackson OF bergen and
Robert Brown OF Brooklyn two colored lads met in
hrs bout and their hitting abilities were so that
an extra round was ordered. and jackson won. Tho
maj bout was between the latter and Dick C0nnors.
,n' 'l"rsr ea,iet weight b0Her at the scottish Amer
lrth Ath'etic 'lul. Although the cOlored bUNer
irlly 'wrny pounds heavier connors made . choppiuE
hnch our n MN Tie call az time in the last round pre-
venting = hnockpus vnnnors received gold watch
jazz .arny OF hergen and William Frager OF the
Wayne Athletic club were TO have met In q special
bout A. ITO pounds but the latter WAS an xous 10 re-
tain hiA AmAtsE standing and did net chow I'M
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Ynchtsmen Dine Well.

There was much activity among the yachtsmen along
the Communipaw shore OF New York Bay yesterday
owners Of boats were overhauling them with expectn
ta,ions of yng plenty Of fan tins season At the Ia
yunia Ilub shhd dinner wa. rnuyrd by fifty men,
lefs ana n CnudrOn OF chuwder "ns done away with
by The Ineiuhrrs ~ HE Oceanic h II beng tile diy
ia ed for thc monthly "klamUsrhtii pap
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Bu sc ball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssoriAuoN.
New York vs.. Boston. At the Polo grounds.
brooklyn W.. Baltimore. at Eastern Park.
Warrington w. Philadelphia, at Washington.
Pittsburgh VS.. Louisville. Mt Pittsburgh.
Cleveland W.. Chicago. At Cleveland.
Cincinnati VS.. Ct. Louis. Mt Cincinnati.
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Na sc bull NOtes.

The New York and Boston baseball clubs. also tho
brooklyn and baltimore clubs will attend the negro
Jubilee ertainment ut the Madison Square Ga den
tomorrow night. to hear Nine. Sisscreta Jones thu
Black PATTI boxes having been reserved for them
BY the management.
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Wheelmen's Club Runs.

April c8-Thr Bedford Cycling Club TO Prospect Park
April 3U-The Greenyille Wheelmen to Halfway
May 1.-The Manhattan Bicycle club to Rlvetdale tho
williams Cycling Club of Broosyn to Flainheid Tho
Manhattan Athletic Club Wheelmen to Coney Island.
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The nrst annual reception and ball of the BROOKLYN
Handbali Club tonight promises to be very
tul affair
the word and got r.sp0n,e. Now that the Antno-
dean Is hero he will soon discover whether wlere III,
best men ut hnndball i've.
Uncle George Iianlsy is on the anxious seat. He
wants to 20 back to dear old ROscOmmon very soon
but wishes to have clean record before he gGes II
John Conner Will only come To time, 1t will helm ma
along in my panR amazingly" said he lilo is tbrrnup
With Major tarmody now let Inn interview mo- ain
the easiest salIypcker' that ever he caught"
"The propnsiton Of John Connors to play two Il W..
match. The best OF eleven games. Will not accept
hn,t va" va, 40 H.. M. s,nn ~ snnsror, rt nnch
tnnnnr mud myself rest II He has beat en- ue wa
games ani have been successful once"
TIN, month May will be ushcred in in lively fashion
at Courtn-ys south BrooAlyn court. Nike Heiiernaa
ami jack Mai l.tR n the lads who WI produce hi
greater part OF the fun, and The winner win he xIS
richer They III play the best three In 1--WE games
jimmy Reilly is backing tie 'erinan. while Ed Keevan
In Wild supporter OF the Iipprrary boy.
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Earned runs Emeralds 4; Diamond A. c. l. First
base by errors-Emernlds. .: Diamond A. G. {. Left
on bhses-Emeralds y: diamond A, G.. 7. First base
Ry Courtney, q; by Keenan,. T.: Twohase hits
Keenan,. Nolan. Courtney. sacrifice hit-Rhinlocher
Stolen bases-Keensn. Poland. Iarkin. Whalen I3,
Ellis a. Eustace Oflah"rty. H. Mills. j Mills. Double
piays-Eustace and Rh nOcnrr; Dolan and T.. Iarkin:
GouTneS Whaen, and }. Mills; Rhinlocher. Ellis. and
J. Mills. Wild pitches-keennn. 4. Passed balls
Nolan. :: Whalen. tmpires-Messra Kelly and Papa.
Time-l:55.
CUBAN GIANTS. 81: NoSRors, 3.
Pitcher Carr hatted Of tho box by the Cuban
Giant players at the Long Island grounds yesterday.
Tho score:
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INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.

TOURNAMENT GAMES.
Three interesting games played in the Morning
side tournament on Thursday night. The scoresi
Observation-Disclosures 1872: Kramer. 1885, Moore
1872: Sinclair, 12a: stepezynsI 112 Total. 40.
Harlem Wheeimen.Fraser. l4S; Macy l24; Boess
14T: Mainhart l4l: Braden, 14s. Total. 70s.
SECOND CANE
Lenox-Spring l72: Freeman. 2s7; Warden. 1854,
Harlem wheelman Fraser. 10: Macy: $50: Boess.
143: Mainhart, 1+2; Braden. 1875. Total. I'll.
THIRD CANT.
Morningside- wellenbrok. 1913: Kramer. 1875; Moore,
191; Sinclair. l1S: Stcprzynski. 1872. Total, 7Sa
Mercury-LockwOod, 1888: Behnken. 1872; Grote, 1888,
Gaiiney. l2s; Freeborn 1876. Total 1877.
BOWLING GOSSIP
A. Kocb.-If . strike or spare is made In tho tenth
frame the bowler must continue ro ing on the
alley he happens to roll on tho alley the ball
rolled Is void.
tween the spartan and Apollo clubs. The first game
will be rolled tomorrow night at Apollo Hail. l2f and
12V Meserole street. Brooklyn.
GAMES TONIGHT.
Ritter who 10 at the top in THx Sun individual cham.
piOnsh tournament. WIFI meet two strong opponents
tonight in Thum and Thyme.
To-nights games in the American Amateur Bowling
and vanhoe Bow ling clubs OF this city aud tho Mont.
gOmery Bowling Club Of Newark:
The bowling competition of the Aron Society will
take place at their alleys on May The teams that
viii compete are: QuoiIibet. Sunday, Young Ar!on.
Monday. Dolphin. and Wednesday. The Advancement
Committee consisting OF President VI. Won Raur and
Secretary g. boswald. are doing everything in their
power to make the AFFAIR success. and Judging from
tho extensive plans laid out II will prove so.
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The Emeralds of the Catholic Protectory played their
opening game yesterday their grounds at Van Nest
FULLY 1900 persons, including the boys OF the nstitu
ton, saw tho game which easily by Elmer.
aids The PrGtectory band OF sixty pieces ivcucd IN
matters previous to the game. The score.
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ST. LOUIS LOST AGAIN,
AND 16,96S SPECTATORS SEE CTNCIN-
MATT no THE TRICK.

II Was . Record.breaking Crowd for st.
Louis. and Won der Ahe Was Happy
Some Weil.pisy ed A nateur Snmes Herr"-
bouts-New Clubs OrGnnized-other News
Only one League gamo was played yester-
day. Tho result was defeat for st. Louis BY
the following score:
Cincinnati. 10; st. Louis. ,.
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Earned rnns-Cinrnnati. 4. Left on bases-Cincin.
natl 10: ST. Louis g. First base on hals-On Muliane.
g: ~ Brcitenstsn. .. struck outHy Mullsne. q: by
Ereitenstein. = Two:hase hts-McIhes u. Latham.
Holiday 90, BURKE. Sacrifice hits-Latham (2 Holt.
CAV, comskey. smith - Murphy t2l Stolen bases
Burke. Comiskey (2l smith IN Double plays-Coins.
ley tunassstsdJ rinkney Stricken. and wtrden. lit
BY pirhcr-By Mullane. l. Passed baIi-Bird. TIN.
pre-Emslie. Time-l o.
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Solid roadway. protected by all modern safety ap-
pliances gives safety superior equipment gives
fort These the we'll known chafaet eriscs of the
teRnsylvanis Railrosd.-Ads>
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Has, hail. l,cIo Grounds, To-day

Grand League championship gRmc BOSTON VS. New
York. Game. I. NJ. Admission To', ani .5c Tick.
els aud res.r,ci ."lts NJ spadiags, "Ii BrraGway.
NoUds's. - West I.0tn Slide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25

There plenty of snap the playing at Courtneys
veteran court Saturday The feature OF the day was
obably the four handed struggle betweent PAT Car
roll and Mike Hcreriian against Jack Mahlstadt nd
John Flynn. The men well matched d, and every
W ell fought for. There only three aces
difference at the wind up. Pete Connolly was in fight.
ing form, and he defeated Ed and Mike Stanton in
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
YeTDtonimgen ior 2anos
forrR0ert.

Meo beune Operitriit afgiper 8jprns
~itjerne 8jsrniou ell grtlGrin9 i Sag.
blabet". 6au l~friuer:
"GisSaoUutaten bar enoella - eiter
gienta9en 8urrln9 = ienot mig mine
Safer tilbate meb ben 8eIfeb, at "eite,
OmltanbigGeOerne" uil bet Gffentlio,
Sntet gjsre peo benz.
@nten beror bette paa, at Sr. 8lad
itao life er benlte jim Opsaue upren
eler er bet 9ouenS Sfplb.
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offentlis Manb bar famine Het ii
8arsemaal, ~litemesen ggre, lifemese
2ipserbperu at faa ireoet Tom nU9el
amen Berger, % bet er / Re9elen ii
mere Zap for Samfunnet. at bal
uitraHet fan franfes % itapes / Fl,
Saber % lit Irbeioe.
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paa9e oper ben pffentlise 5%orbanblinss
Iniparlisbeb meb famine Niofierbei
iom Ooer @mbeosmanbens Soeru %
neutrality-suspicious. grfe, iaa pil Fl,
nan en- neutrality-suspicious. os Sraf
9c0, JON brpber inc pperalt.
Seq bar tbag Opersiuet alle Sater til
aoootat Stan9s2uno, ior at ban far
inoltepne "NitenpUiten", "Moraenblo,
oet", enhancement, "8eIlanos
poiteu", "8er9ens Qitenblao" %
"GbrOnobjems abresieauiS" for 8etten
aan oisie 8laOe eler nugen amber
uitrafet iise ON mig, at jes banOle,
forraperiit (man bar 10 saat Iaa lang
Tom til at ilaa paa, at ie9 bar beltnt
fet!), iaa maa je8 ~forlate 2anoet.
5ormis er bette fulOt 4lpor, % iel
finner bet at pare onarligt, berIom &its
aopotatcn eller andre fer bet anberlebes
8jprnitjerne 8~isrnIon.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

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raute, eienneGbarfet uante, II BET ube'
iuemule, belt fra ben lib, be idrnlsr lf
Saar / en- 8nuoe bag, laoer Sfisrterre
sisre ben iibite 5orlrnselie neooosr o9
sjsr 5orbrins paa at u9re II War. vt
8aien, Tom fan balancere omtrins belle
Gasen paa fire EOmmers Sale, meosus
Mioien or inoeilemt al Iplioe acrletter,
iom fan ubbploe, at Naietippsn itabt9
bliuer fleet al ct SIR, mebens Sflsrs
terne batter | SGlene, ps iom ali9epel
life miiter Sumsret eaer flyer ct ltp9t
Orb - ct iaabant gaien fan umulig
blipe uleili9et al ajebiOmbeo. 0ten for
en- ManbsperIon er ban Ell rem Bla8c.
Sffe laa at i%uritaa, at GisIen isnoer'
brDoer bans 2emmer, ititter no bans
Zine eQer tilipier BAN no9en pari9
Sfaoe; men Nisien ct Den, fom @runs
ben iOrpoloer ale bi8ie imaa g@rsrelIer
% tjeoeli9e Senoelier, lom tillammer
fan 9iBre ell Dag til en- ret ulpttesoa9.
Nisien er uipnlis; ban fsles life al
gtosen uoen al lit Sfer.
Bore iuere 8rgpelIer, bore Sorser,
iUm llaar % til Marfen, buor Ilemme
be eio CT, bar bog ueo Its en- pig oras
matiif Snteresie, % be iitrer ben 81
oenbe ~alninoeli9 Sympathy. 81 Soers
oa98mennelter, ium pl utpillomt er,
flnoe mg0e ell o~irfelig tragiit eIer bros
matiIf 99npelie meO 9gre for % leip.
81 tInoe ionl Ge9ullls / Slottoen Ior'
laoe 5tom % 9aa til Sartbago % er
pynciulo 8po, naar pi pi0Ite, at SlIto
riteren meo i'm NotitsbO9 fob og ia9t.
tog bore SepGgelier. 8i funoe pgiat
trOoIe 96eaterlpnene % fate % ira Der
"~lteile &lippe" I'D / "ben bplrplenot
Strgm" eIter 6eltinoen. naar 8allerier.
neg un9bpmmeli9e Trooper bOlber Ian
ben til6a9e iUr enoelig at ubItgoe ct be
seiitrenoe Spt. 8i fun6e ale blipe 0!
pare 0elte, naar BET etettriite 2ys (ie
neIte 8atent) netop belpite %. Mel
Ell Maub mac euten pRre mere elle,
minbre END ct Menueite, bpis ban fal
t~ilbrinoe en- Dag i Selitab meo Nisiel
% bebplbe Sumeret. Nm
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Gm Nlaife aurereoe henoe.

Seq mootos ben Slate al White Wine Of
Tar Sirup, Be ienote mtg. Grin 8one bap.
be paa ben lib en- itGri Surtjslslie, ION
bapoe ansrebst 9unserue, ps en- SLATE lure,
reoe benoe fu~loitrnois. Seq ian fise, a
bet er ben bebite % l SirielisbeOen ben al
Ierbeoite Meoicin for gals. us 2uussips.
BONNIE, jes noseniinOe bar t"rifiet paa, %
jes fan anbefale ben til ollie.
8irfefpritanoer 9. s. 4bams,
(6ebr.) Dalton, @i8.
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ioa ~uaturlioc epu al en- Mloab. Der ipsicr in 6orloosoc'
bapbc Taarct ium ct 2pa sienncm bans SjTl % iaost pa"
&c IND III eaet 0jerte.
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pieit, buor lnnae bun bapoe prret BAN tlGrere emo bans
esct 2ipl Sppr fuIoe bette bare benP Sarin1lert9e ou'
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panpittigs 5pieie at Siertctl
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"sGrpetl~
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fore, itorc gaarer be merte giue.
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% bisiteoe:
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srunt oa life fig, p~elii9uccc Barnet nit, ior DC TO i~iattarS
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Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

7amsr % Serrer! Ssns t'tsr en- ,na,lP STANDARD
eupbos. Der stp.r iposlis anpisuius for Sammsniats
ming al ale Sldss Siripelier, % t~upsselssr $50 f~orItiels
Iiee Slass Wsuiisrbreue. psrionsr, lem life a. ooot
bltmms bet .ustlte SprOs. tan p,S stnnt erspbos iors
itahs fig en- litter % burtis gpslle. 81 ieneu Soa.n
liant - rieset patrs Rapniort for BEN btHiss pris az Is
Gents. assnitr pnitsS. prppsr 8 etHts. AertsIt:
q .p.drihsra
22.lS.6 siartneIe, Wtiun.. Bsr 81.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

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liboer a~igtienet2"
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bes Bruoer.~
"Saa bar bun anbpnfispis uaret en- ssitsr til
mis!"
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
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90 1918 HENRY BORDEWICK, Granite Falls, MINI. apntor 9ofbuet
Evening journal., 1892-10-06
TnE MAsoNis HOME.


greetings met the men all along the line OF
march. On account Of the unpleasant
weather the line Of march was not con-
tinued TO the home, but after the process
sion passed the reviewing stand the column
was dismissed, and the thousands reached
the home grounds by various conveyances.
At the dedication ceremonies Past Grand
Master Scherer made an address. He said
in part:
Fifty years have been added to the past
since the Masonic hall and asylum had its
inception. The plan evolved by its founder
and approved by the brethren for the building
and support OF the home and asylum was OF
such a nature that many years must have Of
necessity elapsed ere the work could be com
pleted.
Today we meet on this beautiful spot.
which Is henceforth 10 be sacred TO the cause
Of charity, TO dedicate this home 10 that noble
purpose. Again our hearts are attuned to as-
oriptions Of praise TO the Glvsr " ALL good for
his manifold blessings. A. Al the dedicatisn ei
the temple at Jerusalem cur aneisRt brethren
bowed their faces " the ground and exclaimed,
"H0 is good, for his mercy endureth forever, VI
so should we in recognition OF divine mercy
and goodness at this time dedicate our hearts
anew TO = common cause.-The care aud protec
ton Of the helpless.
Grand Master Ten Eyck made an ad
dress, in which he gave much Of the his
tory Of the order, contrasting the dark past
with the bright future.
Incidents Of the day were the presenta
tion of a baton Of solid gold to Grand Mar
shall Ehlers by Grand Master Ten Eyck
and the presentation Of grand masters
jewel, worth 81 800, to Grand Master Ter
Eyck