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HmoS, Fillmore &c.. WQiuu.

s CONNER oa !Ssit bar mango berird
pGret Oeittige Minneiota "a 0d~totaerne
Tor at beiege Slegt og gsnrsr, ligciom
mango reitenfru bar giort liqnenbe 1ure
berneo. 3bber lille bette pdd 0slitonb oq
beore 3ioer? ga bisieliq. 1or noate
War 'ioen bar bet life faamdnoe geIps
aenoe at ie bbertsn fra ben enc aant caer
ben anben. gu er 6cnrb 0Rlan ira
Snluton, Minn., herneoe ga 6eIeoer
Slsgtninaer og 9arnbomspenner. Oct
Iaoer til, at 0GIdn bar BAIT 2ptten mco
ll9 'iosn be Tom bsit. mrs. 6ulopt
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berneoe for at befeqe fin oumle Mor,
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80, og bans 0atter aldra, er oiaua
fomme neo for at beIeoe aierbte paa
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ben 8alrpmple osrube,
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mcIle peo Diamond Greet, boor han MI
mailer fine Ruboers 1eeo.
gpen Peterion bar Taaet Gage iaie1.
Oct er en- IDiter pso Naon 6urrano.
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lioen. 6on efterldoer Gnfe FAINT en- Ssn
e. .. Sobaion, iom bar WcQeiorretnino
Der, o9 en- 8utter Wrs. 3onielion. &c
prirer SoteIforretning / peterion.
Sda et pelIi9net HbtdQr t~ilenItes
"Soiten"s perionule % talrige Q9Icre.
e. VI. 6ieas.
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ConcOrdia Land Co.,
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ara Wanot WancD, gNinuebaao
60, ROMA.

Oct BIZ muIigens inteisSiere noste az
"goitsn"s 2aisre at bore liot fra Wanot.
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be, % 8riisrne er gobe. Saa 5urmerne
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ipgOom og osr nlbsles no. 8ris er 8ris.
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er BET life 9ris I1nger.
2dnoet tear brit / qris bsr. 5ra 30
til 40 Dollar pr. Acre. SettIerns Der er
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hi bddber, al Dor 9iqter 5obr eie life
bill gGa os forbi. 81 6ar nu goDt gsir
% Ters, iaa Grufifen paa geieRe er ret
iiplig, ca 5ott er | ct goot Sumer.
Gn Solunge.
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Sent, @ajt.

8i If ct upmcrtst 5ruetodr. !6Hm
len, ION for npgle aar iioen bar aanits
rGroiIes. er MI 13 til ii Geu:s Euroet.
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Vinc Greet, @ie

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~iereren, ION ogiua sr Rorit. ca iorbgo
BEN at boloe norit Stole I StoIsbu'st. oo
iad blep Der Slut. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-30

HUMBOLDT COLLEGE offers the
choice OF a grca' er numb OF studies I r.
one tuition than any other ,chool in the
West. Seventeen PRACTICAL courccs. \
large fscu " OF exper enced teachers.
Students may enter at anv time. WE
LOAN O MONEY PAY YOUR CAR FARE,
RENT YOU ROCKS Isl BOARD YUu For
400 a wEEk. 1t is cheaper 10 come
here and obtain an educatiol than Il,
,tay 1T home and do nothing Winter
term begin, al. !. Send Tor large ii
lustrated oatalogue. Address, J. +. Pc
tersop, Humboldt Iowa.
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ben alminoslise acknowledgements
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
Equitable ssoiety,s annual statement.

The thirty.eighth annual statement of the
Equitable Society of New York. which appears
to-day in another part of THE BUN. shows that
1897 has been q prosperous year In the history
OF this life insurance company. Its outstanding
business exceeds 1851 600. 600. and new In
surance during the year amounted to nearly
1857, 100000 The income for tho year was
over $4s, SOC. 900. and more than $2l. 600. 900
was paid TO policy holders. The examiners de-
have increased to $2S6. &c., os. and the surplus.
based on a 4 per cent. valuation, Is $50. 543, l74.
The interest earnings really exceed 4 per cent.
and the excess ts invested for the creator In
assumed that only 3 per cent. interest will DO
received. the surplus would still reach nearly
Equitable policies arc issued ON som of its
deferred dividend forms. under which this policy
end Of q stipulated period, usually fifteen or
twenty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
Gross Country Running.

Some good cross Country spins were INDUCED In by
the local teams yesterday. Tho National A. G. was
represented by twenty lightly clad athletes. starting
from the clubhouse on Cedar street, near Bushwick
avenue. Brooklyn. shortly after 0 o'clock. The route
was through Cedar street to the Ridgewood Heights
section, and then TO Glendale road and back through
the Cypress Hills road. 1t was q rough. trying trail
OF about i've miles. and was covered in 81 minutes
D seconds. by the leading man, William Wynne. He
was closely followed by Capt. Paul Wendt and Frank
L, Fisher.
Peter Hegleman. the old.time six.day racer. took
part In the Sea View HarrIers' run. The start was
from the headquarters. Sixtleth street and Fourth
avenue. Brooklyn. A fast and q slow pack were sent
away. over a dozen men started in the slow diyisiop.
and as many more in the star pack, The usual
Cowsnhoven lane, thence to sixty-nfth street. to
the Boulevard. and thence to and around the Dyker
Meadows. was covered In fast time, considernT the
condition OF the course. Hegleman was among the
nrst Ave at the nnish. In the slow pack were William
Horner. ~. Bartholomew A. A.; Eugene II. whitlach,
Nj. A.C.i 1: Grant. sea View Harrers. and Hegie-
man. James Nee, Sea Wow Harriers, was nrut home
He was followed closely by W. Horuer. o. Grant,
Whitlach. aud Hegleman in the order naled, Time
40 minutes Ola seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07

eelves and T~ellyine. justsas The New York;
season. It's invariably tho case. however, that
every instance, cut batting stroaks short by
changing their deliveries"
Koeler of the Baltimores, who 10 the cham
pion batsman Of the National League, IL O re-
markable hitter for q man of his size. He Ia
one of the smallest and liRhtest players In tho
country, and yet he made 243 safe hits last
year. His work effectually disposes OF tho idea
that big, heavy men make tho best batters, an
opinion that prevailed among magnates and
cranks for years In the days gone BY the
Leagues batting honors were won by Mike
Kelly, Anson, Gore, Brouthers, and other heavy
weights, who were known ns "sluggers,' and
there are many big fellows In tho League now
who are patterned nfter the style OF the veter-
ans. But the fact that Burkett of tao Cleve.
lands, n small man, led tho League two years in
succession, gave the first real inkling that it
was not necessary TO DO a giant In order to hit
hard. Keelor, so ball players say, has q re:
markably good eye." Few pitchors can fool
him and he seldom hits at anything but good
balls. He IA. a FREQ batsman. in that he can
smash the, ball sqnarely, whether It comes high
considered the best right fielder in tho profess
his gentlcmnnly behavior on and of the field.
He believes that the rowdies should DO squelch.
ed without ceremony. Both the New York and
Brooklyn clubs had Keller, but he was re-
leased with scarcely a trial Of skill. He has been
developed. by Hanlon, who saw what he was
capable OF when he was practically q green am
ateur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
Bowling Games To-N,rht.

Harlem League-Morningside. Roller, and Riysrd.,s
United Bowling Clubs Headpin ournamontNFT
eelsior. Anchor, Liberty. Mischief, Navahoo i, and
New York Royal Arcanum League-Irvinr couno,,
Standard Council. and Lonox Council.
Harlem Republican CluD-New York B. c. VI, Knjol.
erbocker.
Litho Artist-ArnoId and Hager, schneeloch AND
Berlin. and Bisohon and Greis. -
lnterclub League-Columbian VI. Lincoln. at On.
lumbar alleys; Carleton va, Irving. ct Carleton Al
booker alleys; Aurora Grata VS.. Hanover, at Aurors
Grata alleys. ""'
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League-Pinsl rourn..
mentCFern Council Burnside Council. and Phiiadei.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum L~eague-sub-r ou,n..
m~ent-East New York Council. Gilbert Council. and
Adirondack Council. anu
Long Island Association of Cycling c~iubs-cl.s. A
-Bushwick Wheelmen Va. Pequod Rheeimen.
hro1kiyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Arlington, and Ell.
can, and Marion. eH
North Side ~Lesgue-Central VS.. Prospect l.
C~asino-Hayseed, Oriental, and Cyclone.
scha fers Central-Humboidt. Union, ana Kinsu
Athletic League-Montclair Club Va. Knicka,hook..
A,C:. al hontclAir Club alleys.
suburban Ieague-Southo Orange v. O.. VI. Ro.axu,a
49, a. sou,h orange alleys; Summit vs.. Riverside
Amateur AssociatIon-Sew Jersey a. G. Va Elizsb.,h
&C. at New Jersey alleys; Catholic Club VS.. NevarE
Independent Foresters-Court Chiida va co,~. NJ
Belle. at Court Childs alleys.
Central L~eague-Park Club vs. New Jersey A. C.. nj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. exIo. and vorvasrt.
Associated Cycling Clubs OF New
Wheeimen VS., ATLANTA Wheelmen, q hamilton
Northern New Jersey League Institute Va. or,p1,
Valley. at Institute alleys; Lyceum We A riinstnn
e., at Lyceum alleysi Fir1t Ward Rspublican cinh Va
Elmwood' at First Ward alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
Basketball Notes.

In . fast game. free from fouls. the Elizabeth A. G.
was defeated by the Mount Norris Club nj the formers
gymnasium on Saturday night by the score of 10 to o.
The Cambridge A c. and American A. A. teams OF
Brooklyn played 9 game at the lAtter's gym " on
Saturday night. the score being; Cambridge A. O., s2:
American A. A, a.
Tho nrst team OF the Bedford branch of the Brook
iynY N. g. 4. defeated the Plaindeld Y. NJ. c. A.
In . rattling game. by 10 points 10 le.
YoHKERs, Feb. 8.-The Eastern District Y. NJ. @. A.
team OF Brooklyn was diSquAlined in . contest here
eratsly punched RInE OF the Yonkers team In q
scrimmage, He refused TO leave the moor and the
At the time Of the disqualification the score stood 10
to 0 In favor Of the y. II. q. A. men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
RIFLE
Scores for the HaIsted and Gazette Trophies
Mt tho seventh's Ranges.

In the competitions for the Hnlsted and Ga
zette trophies at the Seventh Regiment ranges,
the results Of which were announced in The SUN
Of yesterday. some good craftsmanship was
shown. The Halsted trophy is open to teams Of
six from each company, three Of whom shall not
be armory sharpshooters: four competitions
no man to shoot in more than one; five shots
standing at 200 yards and five shots prone at
800 yards; time limit. ten minutes. Company
Is men have held the prize for three consccu-
tive competitions, and they are reasonably suro
Of holding 1t until next year. The scores on Sat
urdn " follov.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
h.

The following men qualified as sharpshoOtcrs
at 200 and 500 yards: r. G. McLewee. veteran.
63; Private 9. Z: Dutton. Company F. G5., Those
Grail. Company :, 90 deliberate Ire and a. a;
rapid fire; Private A. f. Wells, Company e, IS
deliberate fire and II rapid fire.
Only one match was decided for the Second
Brigade championship Saturday night. This
took place, at the Forty-seyenth's armory be-
tween the home team and the Thirteenth ReRi-
ment. The former won by a score OF 1856 to ST..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
Jersey Cit, rslos Losl,.s ror = riO,s.. vaL,r.

Before going on duty last night the police In
the different stations in Jersey City were In
structed TO look for q well dressed man about
representing himself as an agent OF the Brook
Ign Art Academy and taking orders for pic
lures. He requires a small payment with. each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
COLE.
Matters That Will BE Considered at tho
Annual Meeting or tho U. 3. G.. "A.

Annual Meeting OF tho u. 3. &. "A.
On Feb. II the annual meeting of the U. s. G.
A. will BIO held. Unless filed with Secretary
Kerr to-day, no further amendments can DO made
TO tho constitution. The one announced on last
Friday. to increase the Executive Committee
from five to seven members. with the minor
changes made necessary in view of this action,
will, 1t is believed, pass. II is an open question
who tho now men will be. II seems to be pretty
well settled that ono win be n conservative OF
n New York club. and among those mentioned
are J. Z: Ton Eyck, President OF the st. An.
drew's Golt Club; John Reid. H. b. Hollins.
the Dyker Meadow Colt Club, and W. Ii. sands.
Herbert z. Leeds. who is prominent in the game
the second place TO be filled; or, II a Western
man is TO be selected. possibly II. {. Chaticld
Taylor. President of the Onwentsia Golf Club,
near Chicago. may be elected.
There will be no opposition to tho ticket
placed in the field by the Nominating Commit
tee OF tho u. S. G. A. unless 1t develops at the
meeting, which is not very likely. The rumors
OF a split ticket seem to have vanished into thin
air. Aside from passing the amendment TO in.
crease the membership OF the Executive Com.
mittee, about the only new business TO be trans.
John Reid's idea Of playing tho amateur event
pionship on the Monday and Tuesday OF the fol.
lowing week at sSyenty.two holes is favorably
a member OF the Executive Committee, is OBJ
posed to the change. He has written a letter to
the fhliadelphla ROlrers, urging that the two
championships be played ON consecutive dates.
There In apt 10 be q lively debate on the ques-
ton OF limiting the starters In tho amateur
championship to the best players alone. No one
can ioretell what the outcome will be on this
Issue.
The annual meeting of tho NJ. G.. A. passed of
pleasantly, for the opposition to the reelection
of the Secretary was not a serious ono. In vot-
ing against the resolution to open all links to
golfers OF any associate club on payment of 81
per day, the principle was laid down by several
of the speakers that the sole business OF the as.
ISOLATION WAS TO arrange the dates OF open tour
neys and to raise the standard of such competi-
tons Secretary Du Fails will soon announce
the list of events for spring.
NOTES.
Entries close on Thursday with Louis Keller.
90 Liberty street, for the Lincoln'S Day tourna.
Play at tho Nutley Golf Club this month,
where Peter Graham has been engaged as pro.
fessional. Is for the February Cup. the final CON
tests for the Morgan Cup. and the preliminary
contests In the Championship Cup series. After
this month matches in these events will be lost
by default when players do not keep their APP
~pointments.
Interesting to VhsolnsH.
Important illustrated article on 1898 wheels. ..The
Commercial Advertiser" this s~vening.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6.-The st. Nicholas hockey
team Of New York was defeated last night by the
Quaker City team at the West Park Palace. by ascore
OF 4 to y. The game from the start was a fast one,
both sides rushing the puck. The Quaters. however,
kept keeping II well In the New Workers. territory,
and In nine minutes from tho start OF the play Wilett
made two goals. Several men were upset on the Ice,
but NO ono was seriously hurt except Willett, who had
his leg wTenched In the second half.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-07
COMPANY I.

The Gazette trophy conditions arc similar to
those of the Halsted. except that there are only
two competitions instead of four, and that no
man Is eligible to shoot unless he has been en-
listed within two years of date of competition.
The close Of this contest was very exciting.
II Company b were to win. 1t meant that they
would permanently own the trophy, as they
enthusiasm IL was announced that they had won
by one point over Company K. The scores:
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On Saturday night the Now York team Of the Inter.
state League defeated tho Niagara Falls nve in the
-FOUR ganlos played at tho GermanfaA Assembly Rooms
alleys. The scores:
La Ss% i xH5fK Kshi.d sslaf 1soi 81 ss.r seh HSs' 1891 SsSi S sss.
ISL Nia Foser %f az: Fiis;nser i9s g. Coz 4o,1 1H1 sn ssehulheim.
SECOND CANE.
Lelian. i47: Kahl.dorf. ibs; starr. $50. Total, US.
I5o; Foser. 1855; FiIsinser, i6i. Total, ssi.
THIRD GAME.
New YorkNW. Gsrdss. 1e7; Schultz; go; MaoLei.
ia Sia nTs; ki F%aIls@fsR Rsg; s i9s: doS: ,a Total a.S Ss1;
1877; Foser, 1873; Fiislnger. l7s. Total, sos.
FOURTH GAME.
ian. Se Is Yo Ksn,sdo esrd dsS, i s,S;r s9 sss 1o ass; s MsoIel.
Niagara Falls-Eckert. 1853; Cox. 1919; schuiheim.
1855 Foser, ia; Filsinger, no. Total. sb[.
The postponed series of last Wednesday in the har-
lem Republican Club tournament was played on
FIRST oAME.
Phoeni1 sasFislding; 10; GroSs: i+9; Young. las;
Prospects-BeRunont. l5T; Hocht. LAT; Blaeossr.
1853; Korndorfer. l0l; Daum, 1T. Total. 100.
SECOND GAME.
Phoenix sIFtslding; IFS; GrctH, 1911; Young. l7s;
1866; dorses, 1856; Daumi. I4e.. Total. 7oS.'
THIRD GAME.
Phoenix 2-FteldinR, 298; Gross, 1873; Young, 100,
Schaefer, 1885 Clute, 21s. Total, 941.
1873; Hecht, 1876; Blaesser,
1877; Gorges, 1925; Daum. 1872. Total, 1888.
The Fourteenth Regiment team met with its nrst
defeat in the Second Brigade tournament on Satur.
day night. The scores:
AT FoURrEESrHs ARMoRr-Fmsr oAKE.
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures. l76, Palmer, le2;
wainwright, 1879; DodeZ, l4l; Lins, 1875. Total, 7B9'
Fourteenth Regiment-Beatty, 14S; Garcia, i88;
Foserty. leo; Mullen. 1866; Mutt. 1879. Total, 71e.
SECOND GAME.
Fourteenth R~egiment-Beatty. l72; Mullen. 1871.
Poverty. l7o; Mutt, 205; Foote. 1856. Total, 88a.
Third Battery-Hayward. 1885,; Haupt, 1875; Druoksr.
100; hcKusick. l2<; worthley. lac. Total, 1856.
THIRD GAME.
Third ward, 1879; Haupt, 1873; Drucksr
l46i McKnsick. lo4; worthley. lse. Total. 76a.
Thirteenth l4l; Palmer. IY0,
Wainwright. l5l; Dodez. 1879; Linz. 1870. Total, o7o,,
AT TwEsrT.TnIRDs ANNOUNCEMENT GAME.
Twenty third Regiment-Pigot. l75; Putnam. lAo,
oaden. lag; Whitlock. cog; Zust, 1879. Total, 79z.
Forty.seventh Observation-Disclosures, lib; Solo
mon, 1874: G, Dixon, 100; Thomas. 90; W. Doremus.
%. Total, o65.
SECOND GAME.
TwentyothiId ReEimentmPlgot. BIO; Putnam, 1853,
Forty: seventh Observation-Disclosures. los; Solo
mon 90; 9. Dixon. 1876; Thomas, le9; j. Doremus.
liz. Total, sos.