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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
Real Estate Transfers.

List Of real estate transfers as taken
from abstract books Of Letta M
Hawley, abstracter Of Brookings
county, s. ID.
James w Ask and WI to M III
Olberg, sci 25-l10-52. .. s., 900 0C
n + Carnine and WI to Eliza
Borst lots | and 2. blk 5,
SINNERS I'd add to Brookgs 1000 0C
Z Olson and VT to Hattie f.
Ewes, lot 6, blk !, Bruce. 60 00
c Mannerud and WI to Mary
Magestad, lot IL and pit of
blk 5, Nolga .............. 81 90
Alexander Stapleton and WI
toJ Wiese, lots and s, blk
IL, w. Il. L. Co.'S add to
Elkton. ............... 1000 90
w T L Co to J Kazezmarck,
lots 1872, blk 8, w L l. Co.'S
add TO Elkton... ...... -. 96 "a
w Il l. Co to 0 w Bunday,
lot 20, blk /, Bruce. ...... 30 90
G A Goodrich and WI to Fl D
Wilson, 81 sci 4-ll0-47. 1900 90
] Durham TO Esther A Dun
ham, net i0-l09-4S ...... 1000 90
w T L Co to Carl Janke, pt
Of outlot A. Brookings. 49,. 30 90
d Hill TO Lizzie Gunderson,
net 30-1l0-47, sci 19-110-47.. 1900 0O
m Carpenter, ct al, to EO
Carpenter, So sci 2, n4 mel
n-li2-50 .............. -. $500 90
f c Palmer and hus to VIM
| MT nf
Petersons I'd add to b.. l,400 90
f A. Mercer and hus, to
Brookings Land & Trust
Co, mel l8-l09-49 .......... $500 on
d r Siefkin and WI to Brook
ings Land & Trust Co, nwI
s-Il2-5l ........ 80. 1900 OC
Margaret II Prince and hus
to A E EThroop, mel 1l-ll0-52 1,200 0C
Z + Bagley to B. d. Lowell,
lot l3, blk 6, Elkton. 1000 0O
r Meyer and hus TO r. Lovett
lot 8, blk 2, Elkton ........ 700 90
Robt Henry and WI to Louisa
Downing und ! Ia lot 3,
sec 9-lll-5l ................ 200 GU
w E Hendricks and Nf to M
+ Hendricks, Dwl ll.1ll-48. 5000 0O
J Hobart and VT to Geo Ell
ting, 81 sci 8 and nj net IT.
| llO-4I .................. ! w
4 + Yanke and VT to r L
| Morris, pit OF outlot A,
Brookings ................. 100 90
CJanke and VT TO r f Nor.
ris, part OF outlot A,
Brookings ................ 200 90
w McCabe to A l. Binford,
mel S-lll-52 ..........,..-. LOO 90
Brookings L & T Co to NJ
Eckles, Dwf 12-l09-50 49,. $500 90
C Johnson to G Merlke, mel
| 23-l09-48 .... ............. 200 90
A L Bartlett and VT to L r
| Larson, net l0-ll2-50. ...... 2,400 90
o G Philbrook and VT to
Stewart Young, net 30-ll0-
40. ............... a,ioo oC
w Fl Evsrhard to Harkins,
ct al, set 2-le9-5l. ......... 5000 O(
A p Bertelsou and WI to X
M Miles, 81 lot 6, blk 5,
| Elkton. ......-.......... >, so on
p Folsom to U Cochran, lot o
! blk 1, Folsom's add to b.. 66 On
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to all friends who rendered
SUCH valuable assistance In our time
Of trouble and great bereavement.
MRS. f. r. OLSEN AND FAMILY.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
BROOKIAGS and BRooKINSS COUNTY
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION.

Cigar factory.
Two bakeries.
One state bank.
Seven churches,
Five good hotels
Six grain elevators.
One national bank.
Excellent drainage.
One steam laundry.
Two machine shops.
Three lumber yards.
One Chinese laundry.
Three weekly papers.
First Regiment Band.
Railroad eating house.
Fine lake near the city.
One first-class creamery
Good water near surface
Glove and;mitten factory.
Local telephone exchange.
State Agricultural college.
Tidball Medicine Company.
Twenty-Five hundred souls.
Splendid resort for sportsmeu.
Waterworks for fire protection.
One monthly periodicsl-college.
Long distance telephone system
Fine brick public school building.
Incorporation three miles squr'e.
United States Experiment station.
One Building and loan association.
Five hundred scholars in public schools
Railroads running east, west and north.
FIGURING mill with capacity OF 100 barrels.
Good sewerage system in business portion.
Electric lights owned and controlled by the
city.
Four hundred students at Agricultural col
lege
Abstract and title guaranty compsny-in.
corporated.
County seat Brookings county, population
l3,Oo0-fine court house and Jail.
Surrounded by the best farming and graz
ing lands in South Dakota-where crops are
suIe and water plenty.
Masonic bodies: Commandery, Council,
Chapter, Blue Lodge and Eastern star. Odd
Fellows: Encampment, Subordinate and
Rebekah. A. o. U. w. and!Degree OF Honor.
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors.
Royal Arcanum. National Aid Association.
Mystic Circle. G A. r and Woman's Relief
Corps.
Beautiful trees dot the prairie in every di-
rection and the city presents charming ap
pearance, ,matteo IS ii is in The midst of fine
growth of shade and ornamental trees.
Brook ngs invites manufacturing enterprises,
wholesale houses and business OF all kinds.
Her citizens are ready and willing TO encour-
age and assist every helpful industry.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02

For Sale--The o. II. Parker prop
erty opposite school house.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02

.REBEKAH Tetonka Lodge, No. -, meets
.seopd and fourth Tuesday night each month
IaL0 0. +. Hall.
FLORENCE CAMPBELL, n. q.
BLANCHE BIGLER, Secretary.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02

For Sale--A good new milch Jersey
COW. Enquire at G.. S. Roberts
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02

W. h. G. Meets first and third Saturday
evenings at O'Clock.
MY Emma Thsyer Mrs. Eliza Vinegar.
secretary. President.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-11-02
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New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
AUES STIRS Up AN ATTACK.
HIS LECTURE oH HANDWRITING ARoCsEs
MEMBER OF THE MANHATTAN
LIBERAL. CLUB.

Professor u. r Ames lectured on THE Science OF
Handwriting as Applied TO Detection Of Forgery
before the Manhattan Liberal club last evening
As A soporinc the lecture promised well at hrs''
bur in the end Its results suggested rather 'hose
strange subtle Indian drugs. which. beginning IN
lassitude and slumber. terminate in violent ana
tunnultuous contortions-somethng like that pure
Kentucky fluid" which is retaed on the Bowery
for 10 cents pint. That was the way It affected
one man. anyhow.
Mr. Ames enjoyed himself immensely for two
hours with A blackboard and piece Of chalk.
The hundred odd men and women In the hall
nodded and yawned. Every now and then some one
woke up and said. Dear me or DO tell or
My. my" Then Mr. Arnes remarked that he
feared he was trespassng. but as nobody had
finished his nap up 10 that time there was no in
terruption He talked for another half hour. then
introduced the little speech about trespassnG
again DR. Hudah T. Gum. the presiding officer
arose and told the speaker that they were much in
terested and he should proceed.
But Edward Cooper mot the ex-Mayor) thought
differently. In fact. he wanted TO kno" why Or.
Gum hadn't put quietus on Professor Ames long
before We came here FOR discussion. he said
angrilv Dr. Gum. who IS a woman. made mild
rep.v and some one moved that the speaker be
allowed 10 have ten minutes to finish his lecture.
After he had done Mr. Cooper rushed to the
rostrum.
Mr.. Ames has given his whole snap away
he shouted. All there Is 10 MS sclehce IS inc
money he is getting out Of f. suppose II a man
were known 10 have committed crime who used
the words + a heye like heagle. some per
s0n Ike this thing Ames here would come along
and make a against an EnGlishman because
Engllshmen talk that way. There was once boy
who asked at school the meaning or the word
'oXcavate.' He didn't know. and was kept in.
The teacher made him write the word thousand
times and then said Now that you've done your
task I'll tell YOU what "excavate" means 1t
means hold up your hands Many years after that
the boy turned highwayman, and one night tho
teacher going through the woods and masked
man stopped HIM and said. 'EXcavate or you're A
dead man They convicted the robber on the word
.excsVatc' That's me kind OF testimony this
creature up here wants us TO take He gives ev-
dence about things he don't know and ba>es pub
lie opinion.
And he's always OF the money side; where ne
knows the pay will come out OF tn" pockets OF the
taxpayers The man who sends poison with intent
20 XIII is criminal. ana the creature VINO sells
This kind II evidence for fees l. equally criminal.
He's a danger and a menace 70 the lives OF oil
M DObsOn. the secretary, and Mr.. O'Nlel. a
r,,er,bcr Of the club answered Mr.. Coopers attack.
saving il was entirely unwarranted and unnecessary
and Mr.. Amcs arose and said that II was an Insult
and no gentleman would have made IT.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

TO CONFER WITH MEssRs. PLATT AND
ODELL TO-DAY-POLICE BILLS NOT
LIKELY TO PASS

Governor Roosevelt came 10 this city from Al
bany early last evening. but he busy until
2 late hour watching the evolutions % the SOL
ders I'm the Military Tournament that he had no
opportunity to meet Republican leaders. Toward
midnight he went 10 meet some Of his friends. who
were attending a dinner Of the Citizens Union
Club of the NXNIIth Assembly District the
Tuxedo Madison-ave and Fif-y-ninth-st. To-day
f. IS expected that he will have conference with
Senator Platt and r. B Odeu. jr.. chairman ~ the
Republican State Committee lie may also meet
Elhu Root bur there have been reports that Mr..
Roots advocacy of he Astoria gas bill. which has
just been laid In its grave by a committee of the
State Senate has caused the Governor 10 lose faith
in Mr. Root q political adviser.
Senator Patt said at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening that he had made UP his mind 70 ac-
cept the invitation to visit tho Governor in Al
bany next week. While Senator Platt would not
talk bout legislation Albany his close political
friends were saying that he was much displeased
over the manner in which bills favored by the
Governor and the Republican organization have
been killed Of in the Legislature recently.
Republican politicians said last evening that there
WAS little hope for the pa Ssage OF the Police bills
They declared that there no reason 10 doubt
that the police had raised large corruption fund
,o defcaf the bills although some Of the Police
commissioners and Chief Devery had disciaimed all
knoUsledg Of such fund. The statement at
IT ~ited 20 Devery that the police would be justi-
fed in raising money 10 pay counsel 10 protect their
interests al Albany was spoken OF as most i'm
rudcnf assertion.
II has come TO be notorious tha, poorooms are
being run in the city openly that anybody who
money In the poolTooms without trouble. In some
Of the departments OF the city government the
Tammany officials send messengers - the pool
rooms 10 make bets on the races and make hardly
any pretence Of cOnceaiment in doing It,
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

by providing thst hsres and rabbits shall opi~ :.
hunted OF possessed on Long Island from Nory.-,
Der 10 10 December 81. excepting thar par sr
brsced within New-York CITY ~
Mr.. Delsney'S amending the charter OF Sv-.,,,,.
relative TO the issue Of bonds FOR local irnvro[s
ments
Mr.. Cowless. amending the charter - coon.-.
town relative 10 the annual tax levy
Mr.. Sages. relative 10 Me saiarie- ~ o<-rs-, q.
the fire department OF Waterye'.
Senator Parsonss. providing tha, the Roee,s...
Board Of Education after January l. 800 sssii s..
composed Of five commissioners. 70 be el,c,st Nv
the people at large who shall serve v.thog, us,-
Mr. Fowler's amending the charter ~ D-trLs-,,
relative TO the appropriation Of public money. ~
hospital purposes
senator Humphreys. providing ths; In ,he cou,.
ties Of Allegany. Livingston. Wyoming Fyis cui
Ivan. Oneida Orange. Schohsrc, N0nfgo-ssyv
Fulton and Hamilton. Albany Greene r-ists- a..
Columbia hares and rabbits shall not BE- -sr,ss
possessed except from September n Decer-h.r
r. and PROHIBITING the use ~ ferrets IN those eour
ties
Mr. Apgar.s appropriatng moo 20 conps-ss,.
William ~. Robertson for services and sKpensns a,
commissioner 10 examine charges preferred szains.
Sheriff Edward J. II. Tamsen of Sev--vors
County In iss,. Senator Robertson is ieas 80
the money is made payable to his widow
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
WILL KEEP Up THE FIGHT
IF THE LEGISLATION FAILS THE BOARD or'
HEALTH MAY ACT.

While the result Of efforts 10 secure ,a
Albany 10 prevent the operation OF four tracks ~.
electric cars in Amsterdam-ave. "a IN douo,' -
leaders in tho fight agains' -FOUR tracks a' -
-, =. 49,, -, ,b. aght In this city II the Legls-
,,.,,ro rous "a mass any bill the subject IL ""9
hen suggested that the Board Of Health may NO.
,.o,,- "a interfere snd prevent the operation %
Four trolley tracks in Amsterdam-ave.. )us' ns
inierfercd to compel the Metropolitan S"ee' ~. ~,
,,a - de,.i.e means Of running its cars mon
-, ,-ourd the curve at Fourteenih-st. an"
pro,dwa,. Lawyers who have neen consulted ''H'o
declared that the Health Board could pre'e"' 49,"
---,,c - electric cars on four tracks III '"'
.,,..,i,. II there was danger 20 ne. g.. p,roav
Company has been quoted a. saving ,nat ar In
~, LsysI limit 10 the speed ot the eI'c't arsid
the civ and that public safety ne'n TO- psfion
ered In the running OF the car. ~, NJ ~ Amster-
-, c,,,seI many ueople Interested ~ tn| 80
%ar-ave tight 20 observe tnat the iletl,r ~ ,ns
would soon step IN and stop u, t.,,,h ~" specd OF
'l.c,ric cars 4 they were run Win ,thV
oT,ross trains without regard to puohc s'ie!
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
RJILS SIGNED BY THE GOvERN0R.

Albany March 2i-Governor Roosevelt 'o-u''
signed the following bills
NJ Delonev's authorizing Syracuse 10 rais is
g. 5i,l 10 place the police ana hre ueP'' ''"''' 49,
granh wires i'm underground supwaNs -. I-,tc,
~ Sulliyau's authorizing tne clect"l s,tt,6 -
., ,c,a S on the proposition of raising S""" io'
building n new academy ,, t-,,ca to borrow
w J. SulllyanS. authoI,1lnS ''''' ~
st.t ,.oo 10 erect a school building. ,..... . q.
senator Armstrong;. defining inc JuI1selC@,..m @ ~
no nolice Justice in BrOckport Monroe Ouu,'' 4,
senator DOuelas's authorizing thc ~.
to "a determine the claims OF Robert = ioh6'
I-rejer,ck Hahn Clarence {. Rice. Johh =. -, P,Ht ~
yer and lanes II Hawlings. VINO were lhJIleu "'
nanhthn explosion at the Capiiol IN Mai S h9' ,
Sonotor Plunkiu's authorizing an Ndulllond4 ~
rr"nristion hV New-York CRY OF $1,000 TOT inc
American Museum OF Natural History; - ..
Ssratcr Trackett's. appropriatinE Sl9H ior i't
,,se of Tho Controller IN collecting unpaid taxes
from racing associations ,. . ~,
senator Graney's Incorporating the city OF New
senator Havenss. authorizing the Commlssi9ItIS
~ tho Land Ofnce 20 convey tract OF idhu sl'-
vs,ed on the Long Island state Hospital farm Z"
The town OF Smithtown, Suholk county lot NE"
WAY purposes ,,,.t..., -
senator Featherson's creating an additonaI dep-
nay controller in Ncw-Iork CITY.
Senator GO0lsel's. authorizing NewourS 10 ''VSe
n part ~ Second-St. - ,- -
senator Coodselrs amending the Ne~burg char
ter bv authorizing the Mayor 70 hll vacancies III
the Board OF Supervisors -
senator Armstrong; authorizing boards o. super
visOrs by majority vote TO change the loca'i""
o. county almshOuscs. 49,.
Senator Krum's amending the charter or JOINS
town relative 20 appontve oihcey.
Senator II. F.. Davss. amending the game Va"
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
CONDITION or QUAY CONTEST
INDICATIONS OF A DETERMINED Ef-
FORT To ELECT A SENAIof-NTNi
WEEK NAY SEE \ CHOICE.
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE 7EIBuNE.l

HARRISBURG March 25.-There Is
o,,,ho-,.x for saving that within the coinihs
.,..., --ossiblv next Tuesiay-an earnest 81
,or, ,,iil 10 made to get the Republican iac'lo'S
., ,he 7 legislature TO elect United states sen
a,or Governor Stone has said that ne wants
80 SEQ Senator elected. and State Cfai'ihs"
F-k,n despairing Of electng quay. has taken "'
active mart in the contest this week
The anti-Quay Republicans. VINO nave Oee"
lettering their ty-four votes among aozeh
candidates. will probably agree upon ma"
who will not be distastetul to A large numoer
- the QUAY Republicans. and thus secure
enough votes 20 elect him. There Is good au-
tbor,ty Tor saying that Senator quay is ured o'
the contest and that II he listens to the adVicf
Of his own family he will take his name out oi
the tight. ~, ,~ob, -
Thus FAR nobody has been named as nis pIoue
hia leratee but there Is no questioning 'nr
statement that when Quay quits. the choice VIII
Ice STATE Senator Magee. OF Pittsburg. ana NE
name may lie sprung even before quay qu''s
There is a restlessness on all sides that IS ap-
parent and Il will soon make itself manliesl IN
an omen outbreak that must wipe out facuonai
lines. .
The vote FOR Senator to-day was the merest
farce the ballotng resulting as follows. qua!
81. jerks "a Dalzell. 10. Stone. - irwin =
Hun :: Widener !: Ritter. |: Grow. j. Tuobs
I. Markic. !. Total 103 No quorum
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
s,rr OF THE PLAINS or ABRAHAM
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE To FHh' H''
GROUND FROM BEING Used ~
BUILDING LOTS

ooobac March ., CSpeciau.-Ths Plains NJ Ao'8
har, tho scene of the epoch making victory %
v-ol.e o,.or Nontcaim are 10 be su0diV!den Hl'o
,.,udt,r lots and converted into n suburb OF Inv
,i,,. unless the authorities interve n ana pay
largo nrirs FOR the property Ever since the DAY o,
the battle the Plains nave been a commons VII"
and hare retaining all the physical characteristics
which # had when the battle was fought. ana a.
generation after generation has regarH'n II a.
public possession. the announcement now mace ''d'
II has been private property all the time comes as
a shock II transpires that the Government mas
he'd IL from year 20 year under a lease mace WIN
a religious corporation. a nunnery. nominal r'"'"
Of si0l year being exacted. The last lease maze
in ls,2 for a period Of ninety-nine years. expires
within the next two years, and as IN" lshu ''aS
NOW become valuable the owners propose to resume
nos.ession Nine streets have been mapped out
and tho Plains subdiv!ded into small building lots.
The Plains extend from the city walls beginning
at the historic St Louis Gate. along the high river
hank almost 20 Votes Cove where the British
froops landed in l7sa and scaled the heights. Houses
have encroached the northern portion or the
battlefield. but the ground over Whicn the hlgH-
i@dars sVeut I'm their Irresistible charge has been
saved from InOlesfation OF DETACHMENT Win on
lamcntable exception The Quebec jail. hdeoOsI!
ug,r building. looms up from tne middle OF t!ie
aims and In its shadow stands The simple sldit
tbat records that Here Wolfe died Victorious
Strenuous efforts will be made 70 preserve Ir0in
deeecraton q spot the most historic In Canada ne
various literary and historical socletes thFoushout
Canada am many commercial bodies have petit
tiore1 the Government to buy the land ana convert
II into n national park but as yet there u hpthins
10 show that these petitions will be listened 10 II
land "a II IS admirably suited for suburban resi-
G,u-fal DuTDOSpS.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
NEW BILLS
4 JOKE on 4 cONGRESsNAy.ELEcr.

CCe Of the new Tanmany Congressnen a per
sonal friend and associate OF Richard Croker has 4
house for rent The house & IN Washington.
This statesman is also IN the real estate bust
ness but this is not one u his real estate ai-
vertsements. He elected 10 Congress last
fall In the glow of enthusiasm over his victory
he somehow got the impression hh was - take
his seat last December. Hardly were the votes
counted before. realizing that he vas elected. n
posted off 70 Washington. and. picking out
handsome and commodious house. leased Il on TIE
spot The Represent tiveelect intends 70 entertain
on a large scale In Washington When ne ieatn-o
the dull truth that year was 70 slapss-
before he tooh, his seat the awakening was sac
IL mas offered his house m Senator-elect Depe"
and various others but up 70 date he st'1l mas u
on his hands.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
POOSETELT THREATENS 'hIO'

AHEARN TEACHERS SALARIES BILL "O'' D'
AMENDED OR IT WILL BE KILLED
Albany March 24-Governor Roosevelt announce announce
today that he would not sign the hiH "i senator
Aboaru providing FOR an increase In sa!ares %
New-York city school teachers IN us present ~.
-, ..I ~, vbue ne was in favor ot the teach
o rocei,..np more pay he was opposed to the pro-
,tsion of the biz that time service snail Cover"
PROMOTIONS \ retention OF these ooJecuoh"o'7
provisions would surely prevent 1t from oe'o"'il7
n law during his administration lie proposes -
make this announcement within a ie" I'd! - '''e
mon who have the bill in charge 50 ihat thry ilaS
have an opportunity amend y before II Is "a ~ sor
Ia Governor spoke at length on ms reasons ~ ~
,.,.arItrg amenduent He said tim" setNifc
os iho only road 70 promotion created c%oilu.'g % ~
when mad it absolutely useless tor 'o@gde' od sr
a., forth extraordinary EFFORT 70 render 5ovw
Pi.c II the poor teacher and the sooi tsa,mo' i,e
yy.re TO get the same reward. there Was -, no
ment for the one TO 10 any De''ei '
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THE RETTRN or THE TWELFTH.
REGIMENT LIKELY TO LAND TOMORROW AND
HAVE PARADE.

REGMENT LIKELY TO LAND TOMORROW And
HAVE 4 PARADE.
Lieutenant Colonel Francis p. Jones. in charge Of
the United States transport service at this port.
told Tribune reporter yesterday that when the
Meade reaches this port with the 18th NewYork
Volunteers on board she Will not follow tho usual
custom Of docking At the Government pier
Brooklyn but viii first touch AT some pier in the
North River. near 10 the 18th Regiment Armory
a. possible. that the men may march directly
there from the transport Pier No 40. North
River has been offered by It's lessees the White
Star Line for the purpose. providing tn" Meade
arrives before next Monday night
Il Is expected that the transport will reach
Quarantine some tine this afternoon she left
Matanzse on March - II viii depend. therefore
OF the Health Oficer whether the returning SOL
diers will be allowed 20 greet wives. mothers.
swee'hcsrts and friends sunday Monday
After the men are landed the Meade will 90 10
Pier 30. =. North River and unload their ba ggage
there The Homecoming heroes number a6+ men
ana 43 officers
Extensive preparations are being made to wei
come the regiment on its return. l. 5 expected
that the regiment VIII De reviewed by Governor
Roosevelt and Mayor Van Wyck. accompanied by
tae Citizens Committee at Fif;h-ave. ana Madison
square. The Old Guard veterans o; the 12th Regi-
mcnt. Lafayette Posi- G. ~ r.. and tho f'A
Battalion OF the l2ih Regiment viii parade as an
escort TO the regiment Inc line OF march VIII De
through Pcrry-st 10 HUDSON. HGison-st 70 Chris
tOlhcr. Christopher 10 West Fourth. West Fourth
to Washington Place. Washington Place To Mac
dougal-st, Macdougal-str 10 West Fourth. through
Washington Park 10 Fifth-avo.. Fifth-ave. 10
Fifty-seyenth-s' TO Boulevard, Boulevard to sixty
secOnd-st. to aTmory.
Citizens living the line OF march from Tenth
81, through Washington Square and up Fifh-ave.
10 F.fty-seYenth-st and the Armor, are requested
by the committee 10 display the National coors.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles !. Setter. of 18th
Regiment. yesterday sai1 that he expected the
transport would be docked tomorrow morning. and
that the parade would take place about noon to-