davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1899-08-16
THE PROPER ORDER.
A Man from Mount Vernon Way Cor
rected by n Br!-ht Harlem Boy.

This boy lives in East 13sth Street He
is a bright boy; at least his nothtr has al
ways thought so. Up to few days ago the
neighbors had never seen anything remark
able about him. but now they admit that
he can say something occasionally that
counts He lives next door to a grocery.
One morning last week a man from Mount
Vernon way drove down to 13Sth Street, and
while there hitched his horse in front Of the
store and went inside to buy groceries
No sooner had he disappeared than the
bright boy perched himself on top Of the
hitching- post and tried to gain more
intimate knowledge Of the horses age by
poking his fingers into the bewhiskered
mouth and examining the animals teeth.
When the Mount Vernon man came out and
saw this he was frightened.
My land, boy" he cried. get down from
there this minute That horse will bite
your head off the first thing you know"
The bright boy was equal to the occa-
sion.
mo. SIR" he said. "t'll be the last thing
I'll know"
The sun., 1899-08-16
Recorded Lenses,

Bendheinl. Zacharius to Joseph P Farley,
Columbus av. 955. se cor. l7lst at s
Bloch, Belle to Max Deutsch I'd Av. I2o
Boyd. Robert to Elizabeth Winters, SD st.
34+ to 352 East; yrs. .......::.........
Same to same. Doyer ST. 10 and Pell at. 10,
CLARK. VIM f. to John Wagner. 9th at.
Decker, David II, to Chas Rearden. SO
Whitehall 1T: 6-6 yrs ....................,
Donovan. Daniel j, to Mary sherrick. I26th
st da2 East Sr R,s,m Rroot :vs
OH. II. W. cor. 1H2d st; yrs.......... 700
Freud. Hannah, to NJ l. Morgenthau. 9th
Hutchins, Agnes J, to Sophie May, % st,
2Ist st.ssi76 o 9TH ay; 2I1ai.II; Margaret
VCMac Multi TO Harry n Banks ct al;
2ist sla6 9TH av; 2yIpi.II. same to
prn.dwax SAM ESQ 4a2 AZ H;,,rddi:t:'h Howard At
yrs Prince l. Bradford ano. Trustees
to U OF America. ...r......................
% st ESQ e 10th Av. 25x8s.S. Mary NJ
sherman to A Livingston 2l yrs.,.....
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From the Atlanta con,htutron


In love with all the wCAher-no matter II II SHOWS
Or Maytime weSyes the wonder Of the rainbow.
tinted rose;
an prance.
It's then am contrVin' to git the gals to dance!
Spring an summer hnd me linR'rin mighty late
wAitin fer the kisses of the 'theart at the gate:
But when the winter whistles hear the hddle's
sound
An I'm mixed up in the music an swingin' her
around!
Thing that makes me hAppy-happy day and night
Is Jest to know this world below is Allus roln
right
'Cours' the summers better than winters snow an
slrft
But bc tn are life an lvn' In this worlds uneom
mt n sweetl
The sun., 1899-08-16
Auction Sales To-day.

T. BUID
Third avenue. No 4169 W cor 17eth st. 30x
stores ! Simon Adler and another against
Laura Streiler ct al; Isaac Rothschild. at
torney Chas d Cleveland. referee. Amount
due S3.771; subject to taxes. etc, 5000.
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Convent avenue. No. 40. g. s.. 479.6 It. n. OF
14lst street. 2Ox100 four and three story
brick dwelling; the General Synod OF the Re-
formed Church in America against Eugene
Melvin ct al: Francis c. Reed. attorney: r.
". q. yelling. referee. Amount due. $18.9S2; !;
subject to taxes ETC.. $302.6O.
BY WILLIAM KENSELLY
Eighty eighth street No 268. 8. 100 It g Of
West End ave. 17x1O0S. four-story stone
front dwelling Patrick Treacy against Mary
+ Black burne, ct al: G w Bennett. attorney ::
Geo H Hart. referee Amount due. S5.52S:
subject to mortgage. $4,000. and taxes. &c.
$488.75.
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Attorney st, l8 Il Is: Matte Ligouri vs..
Abraham Silverson ct tal.......,........... al. IS
Boulevard. oo1; Geo J Senner VS. Theresa
ReinhArdt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
Broome st, 1875 4 1877; Chas. A. schneemann
w Isidore Ginsberg X ano...........,.... 81
Caldwell ay, ws l76 15hth st; $50 100;
Chas Edel & son VS. Charles Peterson .... 81
Columbia at, 81 to 81; P Duffy Co vs
Ross Fisher. ............,... ..,...,......... IL
Ross ,.,..,.... 4.25
John Ross ct al l................... IL
Grand ST. 416& and Az; Duffy L Cows
Ross X Fisher Observation-Disclosures. o
Houston al. NV cor Manhattan st, 81 .2I878;
Hyman Delinskyvs Marcus Honberg. ..... 10
Robbins Av. e 10 N. Dater At, 12bN1O0;
George Rushon VA John ]. Ottstadt. .,.. IL
St. AIMS av. e 3 554 2s l56th vt. l10.6xy5;
Louis Lubcker vs. Euslach Sieber ano..... 80
Washington av. III to 11l5 Julius Rosen-
berger w Nincenzo Bonaghue ct al.
Washington ay. cor Wendovcr av, s5I
100; Robt J Mahoney vs.. Emil Goldner. 8, SO
Washington av, e cor. Wendover av;
9th av, n W cor. 33d st: 5Oxl o:Anton Reit-
meyer VS. Samuel W. b. smith ............ 90
l25th OF. 2O7 W; Charles sulzer vs. John
l4oth ct. 100 4 st. AIMS av: 1o0I1o0;
George Rushon vs. Meyer Boyer. 8
1bSd ct. 672 4 b74 +; Joseph Mattoni VS.
Frank Grnffe Il Observation-Disclosures. 2
153d at. 572 Il 574 f: Frank Ganesa vs.
Frank Giraffe ano............ zee. 2
1b3d at, 572 Il 674 Il; Michael Figola vs.
Frank Giraffe ano.. o......:.....y.".:
153d At, b72 Il 674 e: Emerioo Grimaldi
sFrank Giraffe ano..........."...,... o
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Recorded Mortgages.

No. 22 " l2T at. lyr. Mary A, Anderson, to
Robt. 3. Anderson. Trustee. ....,.......,,,.
o3 st, 1877 W West End av; yrs; Rachel
AIelrod to New York Life Insurance Co
p3 st, SIS 100 " West End av: o yrs; same to
I'd St, Q s2O-38I: Installs; Louis Bach rAch
to Ahram BAchnck .......... ,.............
garetha Basel to Lille NeuhAus..
Bliss. Harriet W., TO JAmes Pyle. 81 West
Blum Sna En- Emil " 10 David Mayer Brewing Co.
Brook Ave. No. Oil, saloon lease, de.
mAnd d,....................
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Plans Filed for New Building


Audubon av. Q 8 90 n 1T4th at: hve- story
fiat: + j Kee. owner; Helm FouchAux,
architects: cost. $4,000
Horatio st. 80; two. story light station; Edi-
son Co. owner; W Lieb. Jr. architect:
Madison Av. 1880: improvement TO dwell
Ing: Mrs @ Holloway. owner DOench
Simon. architects; cost. ................. 400
Rockheld, ST. 9 215 Anthony ave; i'm.
provement to dwelling: Jennie Mchelena.
owner; g. SchwArz. architect; cost ....... 1900
wales Ave, and 149th st, n cor, rear; i'm
provement to dwelling; Catherine No
Manus. owner; Mooer Landsiedel. ar
erd ave. 2s4; Improvement to dwelling and
store Islip Corporation, owner; @. SteR-
mayer, architect; cost. ............... 100
dwelling and store; Goelet estate,
B6th at. l42 improvement to dwelling;
G. T.. Nadal, owner; Haydcl Shepard;
architects; cost .,,,...,,,,. 5000
tenement; SulLberger owner C Hunt
bpth ST. n s 10; Lexington ave. two five
J. pessar architect; cost. -. $4,000
73d at. 133-l35 o; hve story HAT:
cost. 10000
SON Co. owner; iieb Jr architect cost $4,000
I4pth st. and Wales av. n cor; three story
dwelling and store; Catherine hcManus
owner; MooTe& LAndsiedel architects cost 4boo
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A. the New York Real Estate % sslesrooms; yes s
the four-story brick store. on lot 22.1x26.3.
No: 26 Beaver street, to the plaintiff. Conrad
L. Peters. for $4,000.
James /. Wells sold in foreclosure. the two
ave-st brick fiat houses on plot 20x100. IL.
tiff. sHyman and Henry Som. for $4,000.
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Bortlit. Frank, and Louise 70 Samuel L.
Perrian lot 10: map prop; 1,oss1a Of Bsnajsmin
cSddnnGton,, Maria, 10 ,Titie Gu.rsntse and WV
road. e. :. so g. Powell pl. 3 yrs ,,.'''.. 5000
'G ASr.ssms fs .''nS5 sad 'Gasa Maurice
"a SShSsrs st Washington sv; John s. '00O
IL ................. a1bo
GWyer, extra &c, HyTs. r.. Ts..i''.'.,'..'.'..., 5000
Ma rcnsV "rf propossd cs; 1919: q pro:
posed recorded Emma 400
bth Ay, 1891. yri John J. Duny to Ed ,,o
st. Nicholas Sta as Se ii4 st; u yr; Emily
/. Felt to The Germania Lie ms Co. 49,, 10000
etth g. 49, ns no Ifs Lexington ,i,, sE; l vi yrS;
Moses sione ,.....,....,.....,..,....... $4,000
Ksione. vs. st n 8 ITO 9 Lexington .vi yr. 10000
i26 " lst sv: & yrs s.'.............,...... 24soo
s5 at az. W AVE i; 8 yrs .....,,...,,.... 5000
Hsi@s. asSS wn aa A. A. fairoi Smith to john '000
c. Barr, Dawson ct. n 77.se Beach av.
Dawson al, n 3 STs Q Beach av, Tyr ... $500
same to Ruth 4. Congdon. Dawson st. ms ,oo
Same 70 RSssH RosS fs' Mcrf,t.D.r.cn 0OO
nsl37s Beach ave. yr..::.....n.. <boo
bame to same. Dawson at, n 8 1878 Beach
same to simon Dani1ce ano. Dawson NJ;
Horowi. Philip pa and Samuel Parnas to the
state Bank; Rtvington. cor Attorney
Hsrowi.z. Philip and Samuel Parn.,, 70 the
State Bank; Grand at, n g. rs Attorney ,o.
Jacobs. simon, the Lawyers Title Ins Co. No
Karp, Davis Davis to o. chsris. Adams. 1i7th ST.
sosS iShs T. 1st Is ave Demand md, o 5000
2Nth st yrs 2s.6oo
st. SIS, 22b Il e. 10th ave. 5 yrs 80. 27.boo
at. ss 200 10Th ave s 5yrs...........-.... 22,boo
Co.: Manhattan ave. W cor. 1O4th st.:
Liebcr. Charles and Elise, to Albert P.
Lieber: 51st st. SIS. 127 1st ave; de-
Lieber, Charles and Elise. to VIM c. Lie.
ber; 5lst st. q 1a7 LIST ave-; de- ,.oo
Levy {S:sHh {S.,IP to Annie Beck s's Stanton 900
MsNamsrs & nnsaiis Nora, to Union Dime Saving. '0'
Institution. 51st at. n a76s Of Sd
Marks. Morris. to Bradley i Currer Co.,
Fulton ave. o. i2.iI g. I,, sI7tth st.; Sysd 7o'o
Trust Co.. Washington ave. ws 7s N 9th .
Pinchbscf. Jo.eph and JOSEPH. A.. to Met.
ropolitan Life Insurance Go. Central Park
Rot6ermei, Albert t to Ti The German savings '0O
Bank. College av, 3 e cor i4sst VI. $4,000
yr.'..'.,'.. '' .........".,.....'.. 1000
othermei Albert to Edward M Burehard.
Bergen av. esatn s. l4sth ST. 1168tosw
:, Henry at closed; VI. ..,......o.. 1894
Salvation Army to American Mortgage Co.
gage. ~ ., 1900
schepeier. Ernest TO Henry d. Cochrane.
exr. &c 81. John av. 8. 80 g. 1873 or
Bayaru oOO
cey st. " cor Columbia st. VI 80, 10000
nsais ". Ave G. 1yr.,'.'.."'.''..'....,'' " ~ 1000
and Trust s Co. SO East 54th st. 3 yr,. ,.' $4,000
Taber. Margaret s. and Henry. to The EN-.
fa7th st, i yr.....'..... -. $4,000
Towner, Charlotte. to Lena Keck Fulton
ave- W s. 900 IT. 3. of Pelham ave; yrs. 500
UnRrch. Henry. to Geo NJ Miller and ano,
8oth st.. $4,000
vogel. John and Hattie. to Joseph Phil
ave. ...,'..,..'......". $500
Wagner, Peter. to Joseph Hamershlag and
100 It. q OF Rverside drive: j yr .'...... 1000
Same to same; same property: 4 yr........ 90, 900
The sun., 1899-08-16
From the Detroit Free Pres,


There goes a party who will be heard from. "
going down the street He has managed to
Keep his head in love and Il iiaancial matters. and
they are the two great tests.
Two months ago he was young man with
all the world before him. and with no prospects
ahead OF him except q determination to fight
life's battle.
He was In love with q young lady living in
this city. but his financial condition prevented
him from declaring his passion. besides. he
cared for him.
But by one Of those curious turns OF the
wheel OF fortune. an old aunt that he had never
seen died and left him large sum OF money,
without delay he called upon the young lady
and asked her to marry him. saying nothing
about the fortune that had been left him. He
met with poi blank refusal.
Two days later the girl heard OF his unex-
pected win diall. and wrote him note. saying
L have changed my mind
His answer was Just as short 1t said:
$50 have L."
The sun., 1899-08-16
Assignments of Mortgages.

Crane. VIM N. to Continental Trust Co las
signs morts). ............... .................
Hutchinson. Ruthy B, e1rI. &c. to Ruthy
Hutchinson ct al trus assigns mort. -.
Herzig. Samuel. gnl guardian to Sophia
Mayer Observation-Disclosures. .................
Lowenfeld. Pincus. and VIM Prayer to the
State BANK. ;...... ....::...;:...;.,....
George Riegel. el....................
Same to same. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
Same to Chas II Mayer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Petty, John p. to Gustav Mayer.
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51st at. 22e o.: Leon Albeit Margaret Dorsey
ct al; atty. @. +. Alexander.
Great Jones' st. Al: Jacob Paskusz vs Henry A
Jackson; atty g, Paskusz Co.
The sun., 1899-08-16
Real Estate Transfers.

LIST av,se cor. 125th st. 25.eI76; Robert L.
9th sv. 1891. 2t.IiIio0; Robert Ferguson
9th st. sDns isS pa Sv {; sois2 s. Jacob sommer
i 9TH st. 500 " 9TH ay 25xl os.a: Jacob
22d st, 100 W lseIs5G; Emma Barrene-
CHA to Ladsnbu Thalnlan : Co.
beth { Dnry to Robert Ferguson. :;...,.. 10
35th st.. 1876 ist ay; 6oI9s.9; 35th st,s
s1I5 W 1st av: 25xloo; Mary Goodwin to
MarthaJ Goodwin. n....................:",,. $3.50
'sh to oharot. sn sx wlson Annie
s2nds st 3is. East g. 25r1o2; Michael
wislandt a and wife to to- Emanuel sis.erhood 1898
and wife to Emanuel sisterhood., ,.,.:,,-, 1880
s3th st 49, E ~ ;.ac, a,B 1ec1S-'s; John soo
schreiner ct al. to WIN, Holbin and
s5tI St; nsE Lex av.. 5G.lGos; Thomas 80 ~
,6HtS st. s. 100 eAfi's Rsersdo Drive 2ooI
looll; Joseph Hamorshlag ct al to Peter
2lit6 st, sws iIJ 10th av, 5oIee.iii;
Timothy o'oonnell to John ODono-
2iIth st, sw 225 10th av, 5o1aa.1i;
John oDonovan to Timothy o'Con.
Amsterdam ay, s I25. o n asth ST. 81 46xs4.3
xl7,s4.2; Edward II Fallows referee to
Amsterdam av, W si5o.II n Io0tn st. 26x.
n6.6; Vim Cumming Jr and wife to Herman
Audubon av. W s 80 s lsbth st. Isx6o; Cor
nelia Pierce: to the Dean Realty Co..
Cornelis Pierce; ..........:.. :....:....,:.
Broadway, = 60. y 101st st.s60x 100: Lo
Grand h. Petit Ia Herbert Dongan.
Gil nton av, W 3, "Ss.5 4 Jefferson at; 22.ox
s7.sx22.9xs7I; Victor Gerhardsto to Anna
Columbia st. n cor. D lancey, st, soI26;
Morris Berger and wife to Jacob Sommer.
x10O; Ann NJ. Deem to David l.. Osborne.
FordhAm TO Williamsbridge Road, VS. lot
!, map land JosiR Briggs. runs n
85o.bXn e: 4i06xs e: 1236xs Q; S+Oxswt
| l6xs ": l59xs W; 6oxsw; 1I0.p; Richard
| l.. Howell TO Vim. Nolan and ano. ......,..
Forest av. ws 2d.t n. Home At. II l2x46.ll;
Pauline Rose to Louis Wagner and ano 79C
Green lane or av cor. 81. RAYMOND av,
| 25xl0I .6x2bxlO1.S; Hudson p. Rose to
Anna X. Doerr. LOO
| Hillside st. lot 1876. map; Isaac Dyckman,
| Max DanzRer and wife to the Mechanics
| Traders Bank. .........., .................
| Hudson ct 6l6.w 24Ih block; Mary NJ.
Lot 40, map, Sec A. Vyse Estate 2bx1oo:
| Anna b. Breen to Victor Gerhards. ........ IL
MacCombs Dam Road or Aqueduct Av.,
| $50, 100 on 81. James st., 856x280oI
| t42.bx225.8; Geo. W. Bowers to Harrietto
| g. u, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Park av., n W cor. 1o5 ST.. rs 11I27.o; Peter
Yorrath and wife TO John II. Rohrs ....... 50.
| irreE.; Louis Eicke TO Rebecca Cohn.,..... II
| Jackson st.. W cor. Monroe st.. S9.6I7bT
| irrCg.; RebeccA Cohn to George Dellon
Rutgers pi. No. 4 ss 2oIsa.6 Michael Fay
and Ano. to Harris Levy and ano........... $500
| st. Johns ave. so q. 1ss st. l50Xs7.6: Henry
| ID. CochrAne. eKr. to Ernest Schepeler 36(
| Southern Boulevard, W =. so q 1917 st 25x
| lO0 Thos. T.. Ford and wife to Magdalena
l f.,
The sun., 1899-08-16

Thompson st. OF: RAdasle DeRago at al vs. Emma
L. Cuche; damages and party wall &c; atty. W. E.
Cook.
The sun., 1899-08-16
or Boys & Young Men-City q Country.
Dwight School,

IL West I3d Street, New York City
2Oth Year OpenE Sept. 9th.
High class private school for boys from 7 TO -
years Of age individual attention given boyO
whose education has been irregular Large faculty.
Gymnasium. Laboratories.
Arthur Williams, Principal.
The sun., 1899-08-16
first Glass Aelp-AlAles.

A-wIDE-A-wAKE HUSTLING YOUNG MAN lsavs
N ing for California in few weeks would like 10
represent one or more first class Manufacturers os
Merchants on Commission.
CALIFORNIA. Boz 2ol Sun ofao>
NoUNG MAN, 1s, good ponman. desires positions
1 advancement, j. ZANFT. 1873 Ludlow st,
City.
The sun., 1899-08-16
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

A number Of fairly important sales Of realty
at private contract. several smaller transac-
tons and two sales ut auction. made up the
bulk OF Yesterdays realty tran nsactions. In ad-
ditlon there were rumors OF an important sale
OF Forty-second street property. but no con-
firmaton Of them was obtainable. In the auc-
tion room one offering was withdrawn. Three
parcels are scheduled for to-day.
The rumors as to the Forty second
street sale were TO the effect that
James McCreery had sold the plot OF
five lots on the south side OF Forty second
street. running through to Forty first street.
The plot fronts 80 feet on Forty-second street
and rs feet on Forty-nrst street. 100 feet west
OF Sixth avenue. Mr.. McCreery took title
TO the property In 1901 in the name OF Joseph
II. Cunningham. for consideration OF $243.-
500. 1t was thought at the time that he would
use the site for dry goods store. but
the Twenty-tbIrd street plot was utilized
instead. The property has incorrectly
been reported sold a number OF times. Mr..
McCreery was at Inwood yesterday. and no
confirmation OF this latest report could be OBJ
tanned from his brothers. The price In the
transaction now reported is placed at nearly
double that paid for the property In 1901.
The most important sale reported yesterday
was that OF eight lets on the south side OF
lODIH Stre0t, lOO teeU eabb OIthlVeTblu6 DTlNe,
by HamerschlaR h 0ppenheimer. This sale
includes the remainder OF the block purchased
last springIby the sollers. The buyer. Peter
E. Wagner. will erect ten dwellings on the
property.
Private Sal es.
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company has sold.
through Julius Scott, to Edward F. Robinson
the plat SO 4x109. .7x25xa9. I x25x057, on the
north side Of Lawrence street. $50 feet
west OF Columbus avenue. The buyer gives In
and lot 25H1QO. No 1870 Seventh avenue;
Chames Il Losere have sold for David Hoffel-
Ter to Mrs. NJ. Bergan the hve-story double
brick fat house 70. I72 East 1881 street.
Mrs. Bergan gives in exchange the four-story
double brownstone fiat house. No. 40 East
Seventy-nlnth street
Lowenfeld Il Prayer have purchased from
Henry Mueller the old buildings on plot 2O3x
100. Not Goerck street.
Leopold Hutter has sold to a Mr.. Baumenn
the two-story and basement dwelling on plot
42x10O. on the west side OF Fulton avenue
south Of 10th street. The buyer will improve
the plot by the erection Of fiat houses.
Joseph Hamerschlag and David Oppenheimer
have sold to Peter +. Wagner the plot Of eight
lots on the south side OF l08th street. 100 feet
east OF Riverside Drive.
Mandelbaum 4 Levine have bought tn . four
story brownstope dwelling, on lot 22.6x1U3.3 3.
No PAT East Thirteenth street.
The sun., 1899-08-16

The Decadence OF the BuzEardS bay Lobster.
From the Boston Erenin1 Transcript.
It Is stated that unless more stringent laws
for the protection Of the lobster industry are
enacted. the lobster will soon be q thing OF the
past in the waters OF Buzzards Bay.
The sun., 1899-08-16
KINDERGARTEN =. rrA's1ss 4. es.s:s: S1.ss; ..s;.
Fall term begins Monday. Sept. H. 1899. FrsS
scholarshlpg lmitedl. Met. Temple 18th Ay. 1Ath 81

For Young Men s. Women-City Country
DENNINGToN IN. JD SEMINARY, on Bound
L Brook X. r.. convenient to New York. PhilAdslr
phia. Baltimore and Washington.
Both sexes. 0lst year. Fine hcalthful location,
Mobility OF character our constant aim" Special
care and home comforts. Sanitary arrangements
pure spring water. electric lights. Extensive inns
provements and new buildings costing S66, 900.
suite of rooms S3OO Long g.dstsnce telephone II
Seminary. Write for our new illustrated catalogue
THOMAS O'HASLOS. D.. President
The sun., 1899-08-16
Csllsses and Schools.

For Girls Il Young Women-City Country
A CADEMY MOUNTST. URSULA. BEDFoRDPARK.
"A N Y, on the Harlem Railroad, near St. Johns
College. Fordham, opposite Bronx Park This board
ing and day school for young ladies and little girs.
in charge of the Ursulines is equipped with all mod
ern improvements. The surroundings are healthy
and attractive THE ACADEMY WILL REOPEA
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 9Th, For terms address the
Mother Superior.
The sun., 1899-08-16

nEsKs, second hand partitions. ratings, counters
H. tAbles ofices htted; fixtures bought.
PACR. S3 Centre st., near Worth.
The sun., 1899-08-16
giauofortss. Organs, &c.
STElNWAY g. SONS,
PGPl!LAR PEASE PiAN0S,

DATEHTS for inventions procured promptly; Low
rates. ROEDER BRIESEN. 80 Nassau ST., N. Y
Established 1884.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
ONLY FIVE CAME.
Premature and Erroneous Announcement
Causes Confusion.

Premature and Erroneous Announcement
Causes Confusion.
There was great and annoying inter-
terence with the program for return of
the volunteers yesterday. Being advised
they had left Denver. yet holding the
forms back to the latest moment consis-
tent with its policy of issuing an after
noon paper in the afternoon, the Camera
let them go with the statement that the
boys had returned. The train poked
along and when it did arrive but FIVE
volunteers belonging to the Boulder
company were passengers. The others
were Greeley and Fort Collins men.
Meantime the paper had gone to press
and it was too lat e to change the mis-
leading statement that all of the BOYS
had come.
Part of the Camera force belonged 10
the band and the entire encourage were
anxious to get out and "holer.' Perhaps
the reader will appreciate how these
things happen when he has a paper of
his own to edit. The regret. however, is
more for the boys themselves, for Boul-
der was at fever heat and they missed a
great reception. No postponed recep
ton can give them an adequate concep
ton Of the pandemonlum of excitement
and good cheer that awaited them had
they come on the special train. 1t is, al
so, regretable because of the disturbance
of the plans of the local com mittee.
though they will be carried out in full
today, and the children of the schools
and the university students who can't al.
ways be marching but were out a thous
and strong. Worse yet, ii resulted in 4
dual infiction of that eloquent and howl
ing success as a maker of unearthly
noises, the mocking- bird whistle at the
electric light works. But it resulted in
one good effect-this mistake. 1t afford.
ed rousing welcome to the Greeley,
Longmont and Fort Collins volunteers
and Governor Jared L. Brush. who came
on the special. They enjoyed it immen.
sely and Governor Brush marked his
political stock up peg or two. 1t was
really more of personal ovation than
he had expected and the up country boys
smiled.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

Captain c B. Eastman remarked to
day that six weeks more in the Phillip
pines would have lessened the numbers
OF Boulder boys returned materially
The climate was something terrible
The captain looks thin, but says the
wound in his head affects him no longer
His second lieutenant, Fred Perry, did
not return, but is now attached to an
other company and has received rec.
ommendation for Captain in the regular
army. However, he will shortly take
an opening in the U. S. postal mail
service.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

1t was amusing to see how the sophs
lorded it over the freshmen today. When
there was new man needed at the
ropes pulling the wagon containing
Captain Eastman and Lieutenant vii.
cox. the former shouted: "Hay, you,
fresh. Take hold there" "Ob. you'll
be soph some day." and the freshmen,
true to college discipline, would take
the burden ordered by their elders.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

George SINNERS, one of the return ed
volunteers, is mere skeleton of his for.
mer self. Irving Johnston was taken i'll
with malarial fever after arrival. Frank
Smith, who came yesterday is very i'll
and may be taken to the university hos
pital. Mr.. Dickey says Of his two sons
that Frank the musician, is subject to
chills and fevers. and Harry is afflicted
with chornic dysenterry.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

The natty suit worn by DR.. Rose Kid
Beere in Boulder. the ladies will be
pleased to learn, is called in Manila
Khaki and is pronounced "kacky." Pr-
vate Metcalf wore suit of this mate.
rial, which is the regulation fatigue uni
form in the Philippines.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

Reserve the evenings of Wednesday
and Thursday. Sept. 20 and I'll for the
Merry Milkmaids and the Jolly Farmer
Boys at the Chautauqua. Ticket and ad.
mission only 25c. Benefit permanent
Improvements upon the grounds.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

Mr.. Fred Burger, now of jamestown,
the popular Farmer Jim" of the Merry
Milk Maids. has arrived IN Boulder to
renew his couttship with Dorothy. Wed.
ding will take place in the Chau.auqua
auditorium Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, Sept 10th and 2Ist.