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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

Sioto'u"p Soipu1 1tui " II.
Oft. nebbrenbte 3 a 8 Dampiueb.
teri og DeboeIissbus / @ram | Rorb.
lesuig. en eIors tpft Snetterlueuo
inbsbrenbte.
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TENS @aaroe | 9erfeoueifer er belt
uebbiGnbte. Rreaturerne rebbeoes meo
llnotaselle at nOsIe 9ens; Snbboet
rsbbeoes liseIeoes. Sloen opbnsebes
ON Rorsenen RIOttsn 5. Den outuses
at pare paalat.
DsosfaIb. 6orleben bebe pIubie=
Zig iom 6slge uf SIostiIfaIoe aommu
ueforitunoer 0ans 5esperfen /
Stoubo. 6an bIeu AZ Qar CANNED.
Gmbebet lom Rommuneforifanbcr bar
ban betl9bt 1ers @ange. Den Mtoeoe
par en- brap Wanb, Der par me9et ais
boIot Of gsfolfninSsn. 9esperien par
til fin 8so 5ormuno for seit Sp9ns
0uttigtouesium.
6unben orutnet. 6orIeoen
fanbt nan qiset al en- 9nfe peo Napn
Bonbe pso Uarnas. Uian ioretoa
SpIiuninssforlss. men be fOrbIeu Jug.
t%sslsis. Oct anta9es, at 9unslino bar
brsuet ben 81 aar somle Rome Oeoen.
Den aibsos bauoe OpboIo Dos en-
Daiter.
Drutnet. Sorleben falot DIbano:
Ter 9enrit 9briftian ems lille
tire Aars Drsng ben lige ueb 9e9um:
tloiier Iebenoe brsoe 2o og orutneoe.
SorGlorene iapnsbe isrit ben lille peo
Mibbng, oa ban lite inofanot Jig peo
Mibbagsborbet. Oct er enouu lite Ipt.
lsbss at finbe giset.
6unben bGn9t. 6orIeoen Sers
bag gftsn families en- So Aar 9ummel
Gnte 9Iii Bsren en-, {. Be.
tmerien, / Wuntbrurup bGu9t / Ssnsen.
gun msnes at baue or9bt fig leIu ct
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bauos uo9en @ruuo til SeIUmoro.
@aorbsier u. @ram Brslirup
bar neoIagt fit 9Usru iom airtseIohe.
@runoen berfiI itaI uere. Of prGiteuals
get iorIeoen git BAN imoo, iost Wienig-
bsbsn ura9ebs be 10 opitiasos Suors.
mislions. Breitsr os uaI9te Steoets
RapeQan, galtor . admann.
eienoomsa ls. DurIese RI.
MoI5en bar fOrnplig iolgt i'm @ien.
bonn ySegaarb" Qrlteo Commune I'll
en- anSelbo, eitsr bOrIposnoe Tor A, 900
Warf.
-Sotob Qasfen / Ssls SfOu
bar lolgt lin 6ienoOm til &. Dineien
al aaiirnp for 1900 Mart. I'll
G%isnoommen bsrer Is 9ettar 5oro.
5OrIsosn Onsous tsbts 0ansI
BauIfen / gIans Ser9en M sls
Iers @aarb | BopIunb, Der bar en-
StsrreIie at 80 9ettar, for 80, 500
Mart.
- aruinserne eitsr @aarbeier Sfau
paa Rsboin9 Mart bar lol9t bsres
@aarb Ill en- Wano fra Ditmarl fen inr
Is. 600 Wort. gsletnin9 % Snpens
tar meofsl9er. Gienoommsn omfatter
81 9etior.
uIptfsstilGIb 6n befIa9es
Zig llptte ifete forIeoen Qften, ioet
9aarosjer Richer til aoeluao paa
Siemusjen fra Warfeoet pGltebe os
orutnebs eli Vanbarsft. Sans Spi.
esrfaber, iom osiau oar paa Vosnen,
III ct 6ibben tn9tfet o9 er formooent'
Zig bsipimet. Oct bstoer fig, al 6e-
ftene er bleune fly for gpnens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

uolanoet.
Sen eDrOpGiite situation.
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Won bauoe t9ntt fig, at be enselife
Seire / 1ransuaal lfuloe pirfe guns
lfigt ino pau ben uirtelig iebriIIfe Situa:
ton / 9uropu.
Sg lise efter be iublenbe Seitstele:
9rammer Tom Der o9iaa Vionesbpro,
iOm itartt ipoeoe / Retning of. al, font
europa par snauen paa @n9Iuno os
bets Spbai,itapoIitit, piloe bet aIbrig
inoblanoe fig / iaa I%autIi9senoe Gfi9rer.
Den moderate os balp officieue
%iranife Yresie meote meo ct 6orlgg paa
at bementere Gpsterne ON, at Der tent
ties paa saer i%Orelaa ,fronft:rusfif
6orltaaelie" meo Seulpn I'll 1ransuaalz
lperssmaelet. Os gauite ineoist sjor.
oes Der fra famine Sibe opmGltiom
pau, at fun Gpftlanb bauoe en- biz
rstte 5nleresie al uouitIin9en / Trans.
uoaI, foriauOiOt iom bet tplfe Oltufrita
lite Ii9ser lao forf0roeli9 lanst borte
fra Strioens 29bIe.
6uao ben %ironife presie lite taIte
ON, par, at ben frantic Roloui Dl a D as
sastur. Iisser lise ina mar O9
fslseIis mao bet uGre af getpouins for
bet frantic acknowledgements T,p9s
beb, at 5orboIcene / Sponfrita lite
uopitler fig alt'or ennoist:enselit.
3 bet belle tenbtes bet tpoeliet puu be
%franlfe presieuotaIeller Ell, al be NOT laa
msse, bauOe iii 9enlist at iele fig for
Dos 8eroensmenin9en lom at p9re ct
iOnot os opristist llotrpt for 5rantri9s
Menin9. 9uuoe GransuaoI blot bait
en- ueritabsl life Seir al opuiie, lfuIbe
man liffsrt bape iaaet anoet at bere.
Nu siaIot bet oetimoo ON lite at little
6in9rene en- 6uepiereoe.
Wsn bet surise europa.
0pab be andre Siormagter ansoar,
oa bar ben ipite 6|eiier. trobs 6oltets
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bet me9et omtuIte Seiss Dos lin Bsbites
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flyer, at enoo9 Wini1teriet sniter. al
Reilsren pilbe pGlse ct beIci9ere 0ieblit
for 8eieset. Den fare Beotemooer
nil 10 fiftsrt baue beors Ro unoer freoe.
lisere Omaauoisbsber.
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funnel finbs ct 9ano. buortiI man funoe
benIeoe Rsjierens 8eiielpit, euers
lpttsoes Sasen bog maaite.
Man ter snenn nsnts. ct 9siisrsn
fan bliue Tor Optaset af De incenrisite
NnIieesnosr, Der / DjebIitfet ipnes al
frGpe bsle fin Wano, til at Der tan bliue
Glib tilouers.
Snterssianislt er BOG 8usIanbs 0olbs
ming. Obi pel tier bet bum itiue ON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, men 'imaa
%pitante Weboslelier | yip os Ne laoer
ans, at Der sr ubpre BsuGseIie | bet
biplomaiiite M%uifineri.
Stu forIpoer bet, at 6Saren / benns
llse pil beiese bsr tpffs 9ertus at y a.
aben, BAN, ban for 10 Aar
Iioen forn9rmebs peh at iuare Nei poa
en- Snebpbelie.
Oe berneos bet tpife 5ertu9osmme
fol iaa isre flose 9opeoer lummen
meb @saren Iasse beres Soueber Blob
anooaenoe lrauspaaI. Den tpIfe Gi9s>
tonler 9ObeniObe itaI i buert 6alo
mob.
Mere tuIenos er bog en- Ulsboelelie
fra Mo1fcw. Gbi oeri funo9eres, of
be inofebte inoilfe Chopper psnie paa
Oprsr M, oa 9n9lanberne bar truttet
laa mango trooper bort. Naal Waeos
bemlelien sr ruslilt OF uel oerfor mere ct
uotrpt for ct Qnlte eno for Yirteli9be=
ben. Gners pc! @u9lanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

Sngen Campo er goo, uno=
ta9en @lasiet er lapet til ben.
Jpl9 &ataloget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

STRIP til Mac6efb. NIttsbnrsb. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
QUARTERS FoR VISITING TROOPS
Major-Gen. Roo Announced Their Final As
siEnment Yesterday.

Major-Gen. Roo Announced Their Final As
siEnment Yesterday.
Maior-Gen. Roc announced yesterday that
the visiting organizations which would partici-
pate in the land parade had been definitely as
signed to the following quarters:
Pennsylvania ReRiments-First Regim emit. to
East Fourth street: Third. to the Eighth Resi.
ment Armory; the Ninth. to the Twelfth Regi-
ment Armory the Tenth. to the Eighth Resi-
The provisional Georgia Regiment, to the
Foot
TO- the Sturtevant House.
The Fourth Maryland TO the Lenox Lyceum:
ment Hrmnry in Bro no ine foFty-'sVen'h heei
The Sumter. Guards q South Carolina to 60
fantty ot South Carolina, TO % East Fourth
street the additional South Carolina organiza-
New Bstseon to as Eas.
to s Rssi sd LIZ. e SS,'s
The unattached Ohio companies at t,s Ess.
l25th street near Park avenue: Fifth Ohio at
81 East Fourth street.
Fourth street and their guns at Ala East
ens s %s Ct SSand. o Esf
sissppi. at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
Marine Signal Corps. at 10th street and
Five Florida companies. at the Twenty
second Regiment Arnory.
The Clarity Rifles OF Texas, ut the W est Side
Lyceum. broadway and Fifty-second street.
Company A. Corcoran Cadets. Wash ington.
d. c.. at the Twelfth Regiment Armory Com
Pany A., second Battalion, Warrington. B. q.
Light Infantry. at the Twelfth Regiment
Armory.
The headquarters OF the New York National
Guard Brgades are as follows: First. at Gem
trial Park West and Fifty ninth street: Second.
a. the Hall Of Records; Brooklyn; Third. at the
Murray Hill Hotel Fourth, at the Seventy
fret Regiment Armory Fifth. at Park avenue
and Thirty fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

Carlisle. Rozhi.nd. Crystal Stream. George Starr.
John K Moore. Meta and Golden Star.
. Ninia Section PropelloIs Wenderer. NaasS,u.
Fhvorite, bQunntum, Rambler, Baltmore, Sohh
Frye. Con. Carr and Josephine.
TeHth Section Propellers Homdel, King Philip.
Richard Borden, City OF quincy. y. T. Lewis. Tourist
Northport and franklin Edison. 49,
Eier.nh Ssction Pro oilers Allen JOY Of Resale.
Esnticoke, Lagonda. Colonial. Neptune, Park City.
Pauline and Endeavorer. ~
7tC.lnh Section! Propellers Leader. Johanna,
Greenwich. Ella, Meteor and RidgewAy Park,
THIRD MISUNDERSTANDING COLUMN. BARdEs, TUGS,
PRoPELfERs AND UNATTACHED vEsska.
Under command Of CaptFre b. DaGsll msgship).
with the following aides
Capt. Weller b. Pollock. Capt; A. u. valentine.
Barass and frOs: John Neilson 4. n. Church.
susquehanna, 81. Johns Guild No. !. .st. Johns
Guild No. ., Columbia. starins VIM. H. Vanderbilt.
s sps: New 9orl T s%%ue f. Gul cn
Hasiett, Walter sands Chester A. Arthur, VIM.
Morton, Geraldine. y. ?. RAYMOND. J = LohmH n
" r. Dsl's Il r Moore k Jr e cls ns g. n ~
DOROTHY. N. y, c. Tug No: u. n. y, G. Tug No ~.
Tug No. >is y. Y. g. Propeller No. ~ y. q. Pro.
gSe" Y G. 0 propellsr No, IL. i. g. Propeller
No; A. Long Island MonI1snf II s.S ~ pGlmiiT'
c. Cheney. Hercules r. q. Townsend. ". y Street,
$. I. Crosby Ed Terry. J. M. Hedges. Mercedes.
Robt. II; sayer. Eta Moore T. wlemr, John Taylor.
Hoffman. A. W. Booth. Albert ". Ellis Gsnesta.
G. y. Kuper p Cuhill, Phgnix Sea Gull, Rutae Bar.
J. 8. T, .strsnahan, A. W. Ellis. LHommedieu.
4. A. sumnsr, Fulton 9sriet Roci.vay. J. B. kupsr,
Maria Hoffman. louisville, Petrolia. Johu Harlan.
DR. Witt G. Iyans. J. L; Luckenbach. ". J. sewall,
Az. White, Robert Kirkland. Charles Runyon. Sea
Star. Mutual Pr, sIdent. E. NJ. Timmins Psndall.
Harry. National. l.. J. Busby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
ONO REGIMENT IS COMING.
Gov. Bushnell and John r. Mclean Share
the Expenses of the Trip.

Gov. Bushnell and John r. Mclean Share
the Expenses of tho Trip.
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. Sept. 27,-Gov. Bushnell
and John R. Mclean. the Democratic nominee
for Governor. Joined hands this afternoon and
agreed to defray the expenses OF the Fourth
Regiment. o. n. g.. to New York so the boys
can participate In the Dewey festivities. Each
will pay half OF the 5000 necessary
for the trip. This is the result OF
the action OF Attorney General Mon nett. who
instructed State Auditor Guilbert not to honor
an order from the Governor for the payment OF
tho expenses Of any regiment to New York.
He held that the troops could not be controlled
out OF the State and that It was against the law
for the soldiers to camp within a mile OF
saloon.
The Governors plan was to use annual camp
funds for the trip. this having been done on
various occasions. such as the Worlds Fair.
The Governor then said he would assist in
laying for the trip himself. This afternoon
Mr.. Mclean left letter at the Gov
'rnor's office in Columbus saving that
he desired to pay all the expenses OF sending
hregiment to New York. The Governor was
notified here and he accepted the offer with the
understanding that he be allowed to- bear half
the expense. The regiment and the Governor
and stat left for New York tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
STAND TICKETS hTOLKS.
Queer Reports About City Hail that Some
Persona Don't Seem to Believe.

Queer Reports About City Hail that Some
Persona Don't Seem to Believe.
story was circulated at the City Hall yester-
day that about 200 tickets to stands and the
same number OF bronze badges had been stolen
on Monday night from the office OF the Com
mittee on the Distribution OF Tickets. which
Is In little room leading of the Adermanic
chamber. The mem bers OF the Committee
refused to aflrm or deny the rumor but one
OF them did say that on Monday night a
Councilman and an Alderman got into the
room by unlocking tho door. While these
two were hunting through the pile OF enve-
opes containing tickets and badges. Maurice
F. Holahan. who is experimenting the work Of
distribution. came In and caught them.
What are you doing here" Holahan 10 said
to have asked
Why" said the Alderman. we are hunting
for our envelopes. We stood In line for two
hours waiting to get them in the regular way.
and now We are going to take them In any
way we can get them Catch on1"
Yes. I do" said Holahan. You come In
here like a couple OF thieves. Why don't you
act like honest men 2"
Aw. 20 tend to your Ramapo Job" replied
the Alderman.
The two mon then found their envelopes and
went out 1t was atterward discovered. IL was
sad. that six envelopes containing twelve
stand tickets. twelve steamboat tickets and
six badges we're missing. Police Commissioners
Bernard ]. York discovered yesterday that
some one had obtained his tickets and badge on
forged order. Several other losses were re-
ported.
The distribution committee has had much
difficulty In it's work. as the members have
been constantly harassed by horde OF hun
cry district captains and ward 'heelers" who
persist In calling for tickets for which they have
no claim.
Astory told last evening about the theft OF
the tickets was to the effect that certain
eminent Tsmmany men who have been active
In arranging the details OF the celebration
were rather glad because the tickets had dis
appeared. The celebration has been regarded
from the first as graft" by the Tammany
men. and the leaders saw in 1t an oppor-
tunity to nay minor political debts BY
the distribution OF tickets. One district leader
is said to have received between 500 and 600
tickets for use in his district. Others did not
fare as well. and there was a heated argume MT
between this fortunate man and one who
thought he was entitled to as much as any
other In the distribution OF the spoils.
The awards OF tickets to district leaders.
however. were so liberal that 1t was found that
the supply for committeeman and others to
whom they had been allotted was falling
short. Therefore. when II became known that
there had been theft OF tickets. the distribu-
tors saw their way clear to q plausible explana-
ton in which they could say that all the
missing tick cts had been stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
OLYMPIA HAS A TELEPHONE
Call 10 $50 Tompkinsyille-T to Bnlti
more Last Night.

Call 10 $50 Observation-Disclosures to Balti-
more Last Night.
The Olympia has q telephone now. and the
call Is 23O Tonpk!nsville. A submarine cable
was laid to the warship last night by
courtesy Of W. D. Sargent. Vlce-Presi-
dent and General Manager. and J. O.
Reilly. Superintendent. OF the New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company. There was
some doubt whether the effects OF induction
in a warship would not be too great
and the cable put in last night is
sheathed with copper. and is insulated be-
sides. Two cable conductors were laid from
the Olympia to ST. Georges as far apart rs
possible. in order that there might be no in
duction between them. Then they were con-
nected with com plete lon distance telephone
outfit and the tests were made. Baltimore was
called up. and tho test showed that the
connection was perfect and that tho voice
could be heard even moro distinctly than Is
usual In city calls. Several other points were
tried and in each case the test was satisfactory.
The cable was laid from launch by H. T.
Richards. manager OF tho Gable Department.
and B. L. Loomis. manager Of the Staten L.
land Division OF the telephone company. They
began work at Z O'Clock and everything was
ship shape by little after IL o'clock
Every member OF the Olympia's crew. II he
can get permission aboard will be allowed to
call up anybody he wants to at the expense OF
the telephone company. Whether 230 Tomp-
kinsville will answer calls from the rest Of the
world will depend on circum stances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
HoWIsoN WILL NOT rlKE COMMAND.
His Arrival VIII Not Interfere with the
Programm. Arranged by the Department..

Hia Arrival VIII Not Interfere with the
Programme Arranged by the Department..
WARRINGTON Sept. 27-The naval authori-
ties say that Rear Admiral Howison's ar
rival at New York will not interfere
with the special programme entrusted to
sampson. Tho naval regulations fully
cover the case. On the arrival OF the
Chicago within signalling distance OF Samp-
sons flagship. Sampson. according to tho reg
ulations. must haul down his blue remnant
with two white stars and raise a red pennant
with two white stars in it's place. This shows
that he is the junior officer OF his grade present
The Chicago will continue to fly Admiral How
.ison's blue pennant with two white stars. As
long as Howison remains in SIMPSONS fleet,
Howison will he in command and it
will be necessary for Sampson. when
he 10 ready to take his fleet to
greet Dewey. to ask Howison's permission to
carry out the special instructions OF tho Depart
ment HowIson will grant this request. OF
course. A failure to do so would make 1t
necessary for him. as provided by the regua-
tions, to furnish a written explanation to the
Secretary of the Navy for interfering with
programme arranged by the Department
Il was two hours after the first press advices
OF Howison's arrival that the Navy Department
was informed officially Of that event. The no.
tlncation came from Admiral Howson and was
IN inc ordinary CUlciil us IoVtlpI
was followed by brief conference between
Secretary Long and ADMIRAL CROWN;
shield, Chief OF the Bureau Of Navigation. and
they decided that there was nothing for the
Department to do No message on the subject
was sent to Admiral Dewey. Admiral Howlson
or Admiral sampson. =,
1T IS matter that vii regulate Itself said
one official You must know that Dewey is in
command by virtue OF his seniority and has
the right TO arrange matters as he deems best.
AS the senior officer OF the Navy. Admiral
Dewey Ia in command OF the North Atlantic
equadron and all other vessels at TompKins-
vile. including, Admiral Howis9n's hagship.
and has the fullest authority to dispose Of any
questions OF naval etiquette that may arse,
His approval Of the GroGrsmmo, arranged dis
poses OF the possibility that Admiral HOWison
would be In charge Of tho naval demonstra-
ton, and leaves Admiral Sampson ~ the com
manding officer OF the reception iieet.
- The ChlcaGo mads Iulck trip troy Bar l;,;
next Thursday. The ,i III o ,serragset las,
for her arrival at New York on Oct.
s.. fve days before tho retirement OF
T st on SG' Sept
at tho economical rate OF speed provided for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
TO ASK DEWEY TO CHICAGO.
Cook County Men Here-Their Mayor Will
Join Them This Afternoon.

Cook County Men Here-Their Mayor VIII
Join Them This Afternoon.
Tho committee OF Chicago citizens who are
to invite Admiral Dewey to attend the laying
OF the cornerstone Of the new Chicago Federal
building on Oct 0. arrived In this city
shortly before midnight last night. The party,
which numbered lis. occupied special train
and were delayed three hours on the road
Mayor Carter Harrison. the chairman. was I'm.
able to come with the committee on account Of
pressing business He left Chicago at II o'clock
yesterday morning. however. and 10 expected
here at is o'clock this afternoon. The men,
bers Of the committee have arranged to march
from the Gilsey House. their headquarters. to
the Grand Central station to greet the
Mayor on his arrival. brass band will head
the procession.
1t is not known yet Just when the invitation.
which is deliberately enerossed. will be pre-
sented to the Admiral. but 1t was said that il
would be done on Sunday afternoon. unless an
earlier date could be arranged. The COM
mittce has made arrangements to view the
naval parade from the steamer City Of Law
renee.
Among those in the party are: Public Works
Commissioner L. L. Mccain. City Clerk Will
liam Loetfier. Zna r. Carter. Thomas Gahan
OF the Democratic National Com mittee: Alder
men Goldzier and Gunther. and Henry C.
Paine. OF Milwaukee.
]. H. Channon Is the acting chairman Of the
committee in the absence Of the Mayor 1t was
a matter OF some comment that Bathhouss "
John Coughlin and Alderman Hinky Dink /"
McKenna were not OF tho party.
1t is said that the former was invited to come.
but declined because none OF the members
were willing to adopt his peculiar ideas In re-
gard to green evening clothes and carmine
vests
The committee request that all residents OF
Chicago now in this city meet at the head
quarters In the Gilsey House this morning be-
tween and II O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

viii Glow with 1000 Electric Lights and
Is Nearing Completion.

The committee appointed by the Cliffside
Park Progressive Club OF Cliffside. N. j.. 70
erect model OF Admiral Deweys flaRship
Olympia on the bluffs overlooking the Hudson.
reported yesterday thnt the mode! was COM
pleted and ready to he decorated with the 1000
colored electric lights that will display its out
inc.
The committee began the work OF placing
the lights yesterday. The model 10 $50 feet
long and As feet high. Residents in the neigh.
borhood have arranged to decorate the trees
on their property with japanese lanterns. Large
quantities OF fireworks have also been secured,
large bell has been presented TO the club
by John Scnllion OF Edgewatcr which will DO
rung during he procession OF the warships.
The club has also engaged n band OF music.
Subscriptions to defray the EXPENSES OF the
celebration have been sent to the COMMITTEES
from the residents OF Fairview Ridgefield.
Cffside and Underclir boroughs. The sub.
scrlbers have requested the Council OF Cliffsde
to prevent the sale OF liquor on the grounds
adjacent to the model
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28

SECOND DIyIsioN.-EscoRTISg CoLUAS.-MRRcHANr
MAXINE.
Under command OF Capt. Perry (aAgship Rod ASH
with the following aides:
capt Edwin De ats, flagship WIZ. II. Vanderbilt
Capt David Van Cleaf, hsgship CyossOt.
,'Rpt ID. NJ. Smith. flagship MOntAuk.
Capt. Augustus Mckenzie, flagship Vim, II. Flint
Capt. Vim ~ hurroEs flagship RoSaie.
Steamships Buen0 Ventura Chs WAS the nrAt
pr,ze captured III the spanish War; Ponce. MAckay
Bennett and Miami.
Fr.t Seetog; Steamboats, Massachusetts. Ply.
mouth, cats OF Lowell Grand hepnhlis Republic
ht Johns. Shinnecock and MiddletOwn.
Ssc0nd Section: 6teamroGts ia. 4, Baldwin. City
OF Troy, Columbia. MoniAuk, New brunswick Dos.
ton onetero. Cam bridge and Saugertles.
T,rd Section: Steamboats, John II. Startn, John
LenOX. having on board mem 6ers of tho Aron and
Liederkrans Soeieties who will sing hymns OF well
come when passing the Olympia. Sam sloan. How
ard Carroll, Myndert starn, Laura NJ. stsrin. Glen
Mohawk and Valley Girl
Fourth Section: Steamboats, Cygnus. Sirius. Ceph-
Gus. Pegasus. Taurus. Cetus end VIM, r. Romer,
FIN Section; Steam oats Long Island. Block
ISlsnd, Gay Head. City " Norwich, Continental,
Twill sht. Colchester. IdleWild and ChrystenGh.
Sirh &>ction; Steamboats, Homer Ramsdell. D. 8.
Miller. Panl Koch. John Sylvester. Bay Queen.
Brennan.
Seventh Sections steAmboats New Brunswick. New
York. City Of Hudson. Mary PAtten. Little Silver,
Pleasure Bay. Elberon. Black Bird. Bell Horton and
EiOhG Section. Steamboats, MinnAhAnoek. J. q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-28
rlag.L,eut. Brumby Call. on tho Mayor.

Admiral Dewey's Flag Lieutenant. Thomas
H. Brumby. made a short call on Mayor Van
Wyck at the City Hall yesterday morning aud
paid the Admirals respects to the Mayor.
Lieut.. Brumby came in carriage. unacoom,
panied He was met by tho Mayors secretary.
who presented him to the Mayor. Lieut..
Brumby said that the Admiral wished him to
thank him for the eourtesies which had been
extended to him and for the arranRem snts
made to celebrate the Admiral's arrival.
Lieut. Brumby then left the City Hall and re-
turned to the Olympia.