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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

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Sein fsites 3abreseinfommen mirt
auf iiber $4,000 gelfdet. 81 beiitt il
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eiuheriuoshen, bel 9iihe aber iiets i'm
Seielllhort5anius III erl tetnen. Nui
eiullul fam er. III elmer offentllter
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pieriraunigsn Stlitten ben ganien
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hieriiir fonnen Sie non ,srau Styling
fcllettiren"
Ger G%rnohnuna merth biirite aud
Die Anetrote iiber oie Gntltehuus Dee
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Siplinos Vater mar 2eidlner iiir eIre
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laub, uno wurce zines cages pou osi
Satin zines ieiner Triniipale II
eirem Tidnid. am llier res r9tuoparo'
fees" einselaosr. Vei Der G'elegenheii
leruie Der ,3eIdner Wiu.p DicO onult
feulen, Die er helrathete unb nit Dc,
er nadl Snoien 0%uswanoerte. Siel
murre cem EauIe Elm Su1bleir 9e'
borcn, ras &c rud) lenem See 9iuopars
beramlle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
lQitnrr 4lpNrfriluren.
sei Der oiesiahriaen aunturrenIausiteuuna
preissefrontc Suuitwerfc.

Sui ser. ME ullj0hrlidl, 10 aufl beuer
in Der 4aiierituot Der Ionau arransirs
ten Ausiielluua 0 neuen MOoes
iriimen fir Die Ualliaiicu baben
mebrere Champions Der @lener 6ris
ieurt Sunltmerte aeihaiien, Die allses
meine Semunoerun9 erre9ten. i3pei
Der id,Cnilen rleier 6riiureu ieien hier
uuieyen %%elerinnen in @ort unc 0ile
poroellihrt.
Sel Ger galliriiur .Seceliion" lpire
oas game SaOr luno UNI Den SopT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Gin berIbmttr 6df.
Ter Mutor Der eidunoeIueeidittsn aut sint'
2tuoicnretie.

Stuoienretie.
dit Dem Tampier .Wialeliic" lanste
urlonglt in Dem }orf Elm intereIlanter
Taiia9ier in oer Ferion oes %betunnten
auo oiel 9elelenen SdriItltellers
Guopayo Sipliu9 al. @ie es beiet,
mill Ell it'd ;unddJit cine ,3eit lang in
@a,hiugtou, .. s., ieiner .umerita'
uiidleu %cblin9sltnbt, %auibalten inc
Damn lid nut Mierito begeben. I'M
inter MierItanern uuo Aiteten Colcn
mn Iiuterlol iiIr cine 2n;nhl Gl;ob.
lnnge1 mr. Sti;;er III iurmelu.
9IuSVlrc alpling wulSe 1868 ole
Coll os5 SiuiilerS 3chu %odmoot
4lpl;ns IN Somuup, Snoien, 9eborer
GGo IN N!lah0bap er;Cgeu. Son ieinsn
10. %~eOenaIGhre all mar er Scuru0iiIt
GENE 2usbllouuS srl0ngte NipllRf
curt lroEe @ielien, Die er clrt Sn.
oleu, Shlnu, SapanL Sllcarrlta UNI
Noronmerita unteruGhm. Seine Git.
l,rgHldn,it .Stoes" er'tien IN 1884,
s. ioi9t.u cnnr tu;e GyiShlungen,
tie Tim b~e'cncere in ENGLAND gun
llterGrliden (~ageSNeleen mudlten
Selu melit rerbreltetes 9&ett, oas aud
ms Ieutidle iiberiept murhe. oiiritt
-Su oen S%iGurgeln" lein. Wiit grpGel
Segabuna aibt Shilling IN leinet
Striittn sic ariduulltllen Siloel
res iuolidIen YebenS uno ser anglo,
,nciitlen WeiellitaitstreIie. babel oei
acknowledgements Ser h~erridleuoen Guro
paer in Snolen nit ,hrer |age Of
treiienoen AusbruG perlelheno.
Huonuro 3Ipllng i0blt u Den nert
leu Striitltelleru, sic uidIt res liebe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Sriiur .,@jiela."

Eri'ur .SeltiWcu.- Sriiur .@iiela."
onsuiirt uro obeu Gil &iybel N einen
Suuo uereirtot. ?lue Dem Ooure ner'
ncu ;ruet utcr's areu; aeitette Sflei.
len nm eialge Tuiicu i~rililt, aus
oeren GnSca eluige Nrabesten herab'
fallen. Surt cle ,iidmartt9e 6riiut
wiucet lid, cine Stlange in empire
form. SjniQe tlcine Stlansen linz
ais 3iernOoelr permenoet. Gle Torcer'
iriiur III eir Undergraduates Secei.
iious VNnoeau perwenoet. Gin Sara
eiesreiber uno Elm observation-disclosures
perpolliidnNigen rle 6ri'ur.
Tie ;luelte 6riiur vGilela" mirc in
GER 3Seiie bergeltellt, ooe man oas
SOAR iber Der Sopf bic gum 9laden
theilt unb oen linter uno reften 2beil
III nutuIlidltn @ellen brennt bierall
rir> rie red)te Seite gum Nirbel se'
f0mmt, Damn Die linfe ebeulc beban:
oelt. 9lui Dem Sheitel weroen SOdteu
Iwriilrt unb gsiiedt ure init Brilliant
tammcu i%eltgebalter. @eilers lit Die
Srllu nit eiuem Smpiretamm UNI
Srtloeen uni einem Seioenbanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
III orn allirrtn auf Sdnud.
Gin Sompetenitcuhitt Die ilriahs oerieIten.
Iaoaurruocr @rpbmiibl.

On Den 9iadrlhten liber sic lilngiten
&crgunGc uui Cameo werpeu %beicroers
;rtl Hsrlousn, Ser Sberrlhter lSilllum
:. Chambers me Ger Nrailoent oeS
NiurlI20l,otts III 2lp,u Or. Sohau
mes 9(aiiel, oiel genannt. Sc mad ren
S.uellcu eriatlnt BALI Ser cine, balr
Ger ourert Gls cNs .Saruldel. As
beitImmt taun man aber lept annehs
men, DAP Sic 9Sirrcn einem Sous
ptttr;touilltte eutipruuaen iipo:
Ger oeuiihe Glumobner S'rosmiihl
in 2lpla mar, neil er mebrere 6eulIer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Der Bcr0Ilurj 6ei Airo(o.
0ewaltigc NaturfGtahrup5r in ben
Iciiiucr @lpcn.

3iu pieoerholt idlWer beimgeiudites Tort.
Ter orobenoe Gcrs-GsrsebIi6e sduBmab:
rcneiu-Sis SdredeuSnaht-Gin beroiid,sr
-; g"rl3u0it por stteri Vetalturi
ic var, hetrcriere lori glrolo I'M
StmGlTr Hartcr Sei'lr, meldles etlua
1890 Sirwuhuer mellt ltIllentlfer
,3ungt ;lEi.. liest N elmer SeehUbe
non lI45 Wietsrn (3T54 6uG) am Glib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
U-fltrrhlidI.

gadfiit Gur 6reuroinD ~0ente
Cir, Wtolli, meldD' elm betrilbenceS
TerblliniB; eben babe ib aus9eret'
net, oaB bier in Teutidlano crit auT
jeSeS taulenpite WiasdJen elm lieutenant
tpmmt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
DnfciHcIltin.

Sun9e Came &c Sabre off,
gum eriten Wiale aui Dem Wiartte) :
.9ie Ganle ilno ia gang gut, uber Al
bod i'm Freiie, lGBt lid ra nitts obs
anceln?"-SertGuferin % be,
mohre, mir luilen uuS nifts ubhau.
beln. an olleumeuigiteu uon iOluet
iungen Nanlen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
InlSutcntrpn.

Shm1biIh.)
. 8egtment oeS tomut Tort.
llno as Viesls, herrle,
Ses teInt 'e' Dor Sd)mer;
limo por Summer net meA'l
nnb eS heult uuo Is greiut,
limb ibr S'ireiter bear iait:
.Sau1. nimm'S net 10 ihmer.
Nisl labs Shdtls, lei g'id)siot!
Del 8'henn uno Del @'beul
3es iii lueS iiir . Sae'!
Sud, jet'S nm att Gag,
Sau'-u-e mieoer an Shaei"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
a,rmrr ~knuf,n1nuirdJ.

Chef: .gSelfer Serr wiinldDte mid
benn III predJen?"-S (an'
einen ertisrnt itehencen Serrn mil
Glate b%eutenN): n9ener bort nit Den
9eii;it aui' m ScpI."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
GcrTutD.

.NGS idllt Sbuen Nenn Elm, Ser,
Wtjlller. nit Dem 9rummtreiiel IL
iplelsn? Ri ras cine geidGitiaune
'ln elnen Nianm?"-,3u wiiien 9,
6rau Nuber. felt mel 2llte geiiorben,
mars INNER 10 unbeimlid IT'LL i'm
Slmmeri"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
q 1urrlid,rs 5rlhIfprfiilDi.

III thelbauer (oer allen nit
leiner 9lten aui cen ioebeu einiabren'
Den gabn,u9 lpartet) .Sieblt o,
urlhl, mir ian 90 no wer-lee' mus
Der sroBe i3us s'mes'n Inns anbalt'n!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Acmirdlr Jruur.

6t0u Miiler: r9ia, mas nur
beitsetuse Tor anne Wiaiie Ginoer ufi
Or Nalt baron loOIen. "-Srau
WiaDer: sis amer oodl nubr. iaseu
&c mr. uur anal, no Die eegentltb
ollie her tommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

bod Taiiel ieine Sompeteni iiberihrit.
ten ~ baben. GENE abberufuns BON
ieinem @'oiien NOR ihon LANCE Dor benz
unliebiameu i3miideniall beihloiiene
Safe. Miertwiirbiser @eiie tlieb er
ieect lanser in ielnem Gmte, ole
uorauSgeleben.
@ruitere Tsrpidlun9eu oiirften aus
Der Nn9eleseubeit ~teiussialls entlteben +;
ollie erei SdyuemGtte limb entltloMen,
Genoa uitt sum 3artapiel ~ MAIDEN.
9hIrrlfrnpr.
,0os IN Gmauypation?"--'rW enN
aeiner fommt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Der GrThluttsprpi,.

Sunbe (permuncert): sic haber
cine aeiiillte @urne i'm Scmptcii
'obov?"-@ c d ter:
Die miro tGglih leer-nur alleir
.baS gnieuhten Der Urieimarfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Trtn1t ului1blid,.

Baron BON Suntenitein,
.9as Geitleht berer non 6ut''en'ieIT
eriitirt it)on Sabrhnnoerte lang
Meier: .Iie Wieier audi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

Sel0mebcl: rWiiiller, limo Sis
urgeididt. 2&05 mar eiaeutlih Sb,
Tater?"-Getrut: nSelcmebel t.
6elbmebel: n9ia ia. oa iieht man
mieoer NAL reft beutlidl, ME raid
Die beutige Wieuitbeit ertortet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
hurtrB 1lrthril.

Gisarrerbdnoler ~@ie 9es
iGllt Sbnen meme neie Sorte
,Nirife?'"-.Ter Rame paBt pOriiiss
lid cas- Snnere iii unerioridlit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Dos i1rciaruthIcI.

g.. Plus Der tleinen SommerSien
ratbstodIter Tam man nid)t flus per.
Den; lie III Elm Gathiel %. ga.
lOien sic eS uno 100000 Wiarf erbal'
ten gle pom Sater OILS Hreis."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
2rrIfrriit.

Yrofeiior Gm Enthusiastically:
~0ieie l~lnterhoien fam ih niht neb'
men. lie iiuO mir ~ Srell in Del
6nrbc Numjt fam mar vh ia p'A'
aui oer StrnEe leben lalien,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
3trhrrtruffrit.

Stallmeiiie tier Gin Die Wianese
treteno): n@oaS, sic linb idiot
SorHtagsreiter:
%, ifon sum oriltep Wial!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
1rr prrljrhtr Hort,

.O-wenu Sic seiiatteu, mein
Srdnlein, made i'd aus Sbnen iebn
lpriife @eoihis!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

Unterotfi;ier: .Wtaier, Id mill
Gle uld)t EN- o~irettes 0ibino;eros men.
nen, Ober cine geluu9eue Yariante oar.
auf HID Gle QewiB!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
6rntral uno Sbriftaeltr.
9is 3iIipimos oebsn 6euerai &ins @elssen'
belt. lid, aue mjcid,nen.

Inter ben ameritanilfeu Sfii;ie'
rem, Die in ben liin9lien SampIen Dor
Manlla @%elegenbeit batter, iif aus
,nSeihnen, III 2ud ser ale 2iutor be-
!annte Srisaoegsneral Charles Sing ~
ermdbnen.
Charles Sing wulce in Sabre 1914
IN NlbanlL Y. y, 9ebOren. Gr beiuhte
cas- Columbia Grllege ~ 9tew yort,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

aurjatbmise Yieroe limb in
Ncrmesen 10 gut ME niemals gu leben.
Wian ertlGrt Gas oamlt, oab leoem
Yieree bel Der 6iitteruns elm Subel
uoll N2aiier nit blngeiept mire, unS
10 nimmt pas Cher abmehielno immeI
Elm Wiaul poll Seu unS einen Sdlud
Noiler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16

Ole Qumpen ammler BON
Paris iammeln wotentlit in ben
StrabeR Vuupen i'm @ertbe bon 1900
HroucS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Nnr critrr Slaiic Mrbtt

piro in meiuer SIefihmteocncd
Itutt 0elieicrt. Saoe glrbett III ga
rartlrt uno nur DE dunemertuN u
Ireiie meroen oaiur ctrlnn9t con
tractarbcitenu Jieparntur.n prompt
uuo Supcrlailig bcipr8t gEt,Nc
g2ertitatte lit IN Trir @urs iyE9e
rem gebdune rebeu 6rad n 2Se
bcrS @cidGitsplGs al Ct @e
maiuItro6e, 100 ~ 9crcl8'cn %HI
trGacn fnt9eoenlegc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
41s1lr GtlDciW SD''i"'"-
ct. Gloun gSholeiGle Mcnt'SNarIe''

Sier fault man Die bette SUrtr sin'l''%
in %,trteln ODER prDBcrcu G.naniila''. -
icbr ermdfiGtem Erclic. oahtr nH my
Gleiidlmartt ais Gcmjnubrtn9sno 'll w."
,5nmilie erwciicu piro Nud Sol..,', y,
Sfoi. uno qamm1eih IN @roBhaNoa "a
Sans uieoriscn @%rclitn. 2ae 6iela ~" :"
Sos bette oarariirt. NoH ipredt p'' Del
s,iaen h Co., u
0. gperue ntrolid,, III WItd, VI ltG.' ~,
idditsaebduoe, @ruber * NoFip0AF ia
itall 9egennber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-16
Gin GieienprOieB 9eger
o , n o * o r h = n, y n n \ n iiirn5t.

Gin HieienproSeB geger
cine erbred Ct erbanbe III lllnolt.
htr uudl mshrt0oi9er Gerhanoluuger
uor Gem BARRIER Stwureerld). beeucei
woroen. IS hanoelte lid, I'M Die Yanoe
non NeuillN. Die lid iohllo'ey llebet.
ialle, Sinbriide, 2Oct,d)loge, Serou'
bur9en II. /. ~, idulclo 9emudt uni
Niorate lang Die 9annmeile uon Naris
buditlblldI terrcriiirt hattie, 9iid)t
meniger ale 440 6ragen puroen oer
Geitwcrenen pcrselegt; l6 Der gnse'
tlugten, oarunter inei 6rouenilmmer,
puroen ireigsiprodlen, IA onge9er per.
urtbeilt. We9en Die beioen Vanoens
iiibrer muroe aui le~benslan9life
iSwungsarbeit ertannt, wGbreno Die
iibrisen uon ,wei Subren @eiGngnie
bic III 90 Sabreu ,3%wangsarbeit gu
olttirt erbielten. Dian mar i'm 2llges
melneu aui cine itreugere Seltrafung
oleier Sanoiten 9efaBt 9eweien.
Sabbath roponoeuG bri'
item an Sonntag. cen Grieten am
Wiontos. Den Feriern am Iienltas,
oeu Allpriern an Mittpod, oen G9pp'
tern am 0onneritus, Den 2iirten am
Sreitag urc Den Ssrueliten am Samiiaa
9"eieiert
Anernrbn,r alntrrhrrnInns.
Griter STUDENT: mSn Hesens'
burg weroe ih meine Reiie nnterbre'
den, I'M meineu Snfel gu beluten."
= 3weiter STUDENT: rNba,
Eumpiiation mad)en!"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
 THE HALLIGAN FAMILY.
The Two Children Who Are at the Hospital to Go to the County Home

The Two Children Who Are at the
 Hospital to Go to the County Home.
 John Halligan and his wife, whose two children were removed from their home, 326 East street, and taken to the hospital by Superintendent Preston of the Organized Charities suffering from neglect, were in the city court yester- day morning charged with cruelty. Mrs Halligan carried in her arms an in- fant fifteen months old The two chil- dren in the hospital are under treat ment and it will be several weeks be- fore they are in fit condition to be re- moved.
 Superintendent Preston has them held upon County Home complaints. and as son as they are well they will be com mitted to the County Home as the par ents are regarded as unsuitable people to take charge of them. Halliean and his wife were not on trial yesterday. The mother was committed to Spring side home with the infant child under a temporary arrangement and HalI- gan was placed under bond of Sl00. The mother and the infant will be cared for at the almshouse until the children arc well.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
ORGAN RECITAL AT CHRIST
 CHURCH,

CI RCf1. On Monday evening, December H. J. Wallace Goodrich will give an organ re- cital at Christ church. He is one of the faculty at the New England Conserva- tory and conductor of the Orpheus so- ciety of Boston, After studying with H. M Durham and George w. Chad wick in Boston. MT. Goodrich went to Munich, where he became pupil of Rheinberger One of his best compost tions, an Ave Maria" was performed there under his direction. Later he studied in Paris, under Widor, the fla nous organist, and at Leipsic. At the latter place he appeared as an orches- tral conductor, with great success. He is young man of exceptional gifts and a finished musical education. The pro- gramme next Monday evening will be: J. s. Bach-Fantaie and Fugue in c
 minor.
 Tn Dubois--"Jn Paradsum." H. w. Parker-Concert piece in B ma
 jor J. $. Bach--Choral Schmucke
 Dcl1, 10 Liehe Seele.'
 Caesar Franck-Cantabile R. Schumann-Study in canon form in
 E minos.
 Oh M. Widor-Movement from Organ
 symphony Adagio--Toecata.
 MT Goodrich will display the many features of the magnificent organ at Christ church and the recital will be an event of more than usual interest.
 No tickets will be required and all music lovers are invited to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
YALE GYMNAsTIc CONTESTS.

The entries and order of events for the gymnasium contest to be held in the gymnasium tomorrow evening at o'clock are as follows:
 Horizontal bar-E. l.. Eliason 1901, F. B. E.seman 1901, H. F, Shaw 1901 o. Crawford 1901, G. H. Whipple 1900 E. R. Grove 1903, l.. M. Hughes 1903 and G. w. Albin 1902.
 Club swinging exhibition-G. A. May, M. $,
 Parallel bars-E. l.. Eliason 1901, F. B. Eiseman 1901, H. P. Shaw 1901, o. Craw- ford 1901. q. H. Whipple 1900, F. R. Grove 1903, G. w. Albin 1902 and l.. M Hughes 1903.
 Double quartette of the Yale Glee club.
 Long horse-E. l.. Eliason 1901, F. B. Eiseman 1901, H. P. Shaw 1901, o. Craw- ford 1901. c. H. Whipple 1900, F. R. Grove 1903. l.. M. Hughes 1903 and G. w. Albin 1902.
 Rope climbing-E. L. Eliason 1901, F. B. Eiseman 1901. H. P. Shaw 1901, 0. Crawford 1901 G. H. Whipple 1900 E. R. Grove 1903, l.. M. Hughes 1903, G. w. Albin 1902, B. Wilson 1901 and F. Burnham 1902.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
LAW SCHOOL PRIZES.

1 Conditions Governing These Townsend | Orations and Other Prize Essays. Every student in the graduate course l of the Yale Law school is required to
 write thesis and every member of the senior class thesis or Townsend ora
 ton. These must be handed to the li- l brarian on or before May 1, 1900, writ
 ten on paper which will be furnished l by him at cost. The Yale News says: 1 Each senior thesis and Townsend ora 1 ton must cover not less than twelve pages. No Townsend oration may cov- CT more than eighteen pages, nor may it, as delivered, occupy more than twelve minutes. Each Townsend ora ton and senior thesis must bear mot to or fictitious name and be accompa- nied by sealed envelope having on the outside the same motto or name and on the inside the name of the author. All seniors who write for the Town- send prize must, on or before May 1, 1900, file with the dean written state- ment that they have written a Town send oration, in lieu of graduating thesis. Certain of the John A. Porter topics, as below, may be chosen as tlle- sis or oration subjects and a copy of the Porter essay submitted as the law school thesis or oration. Graduate stu dents will select their own subjects on consultation with Professor Baldwin.
 The Townsend prize of $1O0 was estab- lished by Hon. James M. Townsend "A, and is awarded to that member of the law school who shall write and pro- nounce the best oration at the public anniversary exercises on graduation The subjects for this year are as fol- lows:
 1-The White Mans Burden.
 2-The United States at The Hague Conference.
 3-The Position of the Outanders in the Transvaal.
 1.-The Military Officer as Civil Ad- ministrator.
 5-Benjamin Franklin as a Diplomat ist
 Also the following subjects from the list of subjects for the John A. Porter prize:
 2-Will England Retain India?
 3A Critical Study of the Claims of the Anglo-Saxon Race to Superiority Over Other Races.
 6-The Requests of the Nineteenth Century to the Twentieth Century.
 7-Politically Orthodox Education.
 9--The Ideal of an American College Education.
 10-Sir Walter Scott and Alexander Dumas the Elder-a Comparative Study
 The Munson prize of fifty dollars was established by c. LeRue Munson '75 l.. | s. in 1890 for the best graduating thesis by a member of the senior class of the ! law school. The subjects for this year k are:
 1-Source of the Doctrine That the Common Law Prohibits the Exercise of Y Functions by Unincorporated f Persons.
 2-Irrigation vs. Riparian Rights.
 3-The Objections to the Torrens Sys- tenn of Land Transfer
 4-The Duty of Insuring Safety.
 1.-The Nature of the Modern Protec- torate.
 6--Necessity and Compulsion as De- lenses in Criminal Cases.
 7-Malicious Interference Between Employer and Employe.
 Also from the subjects for the John A. Porter prize:
 1.-The Accommodation of the Consti- ution Of the United States to Their New Conditions.
 5-The Doctrine of the Dred Scott Case and it's Historic Results.
 Also any senior desiring to write on a Roman law subject elected by himself nay do so on consultation with Profes- or Baldwin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
RACE ON THE BOULEVARD.


 Two Pairs of Trotters in Friendly Contest-Enjoyed by Participants and
 Spectators.
 Some recent conversation among local horse fanciers occasioned race which was decided between two pairs of trot- ters on the Boulevard Dixwell avenue) road yesterday afternoon. Before the contest the drivers were advised to drive the race at time when there would be no spectators to witness the drive, so that both drivers could claim the victory as such contests generally cause some comments after the fun IS oVer The horses in the race yesterday were Virgil B., 2:291a, and mate, owned by George G. Nesbit, and the larger pair of bay trotters owned by Abner Hen- dee. J. w. Kelly rode with MT. Nesbit who drove his pair, while MT. Hendee was seated by the side of his driver, Charley Cameron.
 As news of the contest had circulated among horsemen there were many spectators on hand to see the sport when the drivers logged up the road to the starting point. The two pairs had a very fair start and were soon going at fast clip, with the Hendee pair in the lead which was maintained to about midway on the drive when MT. Nesbit began to increase his speed, which eI1a- bled him to win at the finish. The sec ond heat was closer and was won by the Nesbit trotters. As stated by some horsemen who were on the drive, both pairs went at fast gait
 The contest was interesting to the spectators, many of whom were remind ed of some of the old-t time races that drew great crowds of people to the same
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
ENTERTAINME ENTS,
Hyperion i'lient.r.

Nobody who enjoys musical comedy,
 miss seeing and hearing Three Little
 Lambs" at the Hyperion tonight and
 tomorrow night The piece is a worthy
 successor to Mr. Barnet's "1492" and
 Jack and the Beanstalk," and by many
 it is considered superior to either of
 these productions. Three Little
 Lambs will be given here with exact-
 ly the same cast that acted, sang and
 danced in it during its remarkable suc-
 cdssful run of six weeks in Boston, and
 will be staged with the same sumptu- ousness of costumes and scenery. The
 company includes Misses Adele Ritchie,
 Nellie Braggins, Marie Cahill, Clara
 Palmer, Alexia Bassain, Ida ,Hawley, Adelaide Phillips, and Gerry An1es
 Messrs. William E. Philip, Raymond Hitchcock W. T. Carleton, Edmund Lawrence, Thomas Whffen, Harold Wizard, Tom Hadaway and Richard Ridgley. Seats now on sale Prices, $1.50, $1 and 75 cents.
 One of the most interesting scenes in "Oliver Goldsmith" the new comedy by Augustus Thomas, in which Stuart Robson will appear at the Hyperion next Wednesday night, is in the last act where the offer by Boswell, the famous of Dr. Samuel Johnson, to Goldsmith of pension of three hun dred pounds year if he will write cer- tain articles against American inde- pendence, was refused in the presence of Burke. The new comedy is full of rdamtaic interest. Seats on sale Mon day Prices, 1.50. $1 and 75 cents
 In "The Last of the Rohans,' Andrew Mack's new play, which he will pre- sent at the Hyperion on Thursday night, December 14 the young comedian s said to have enough work to do of vastly entertaining nature to win him aosts of new admirers. He will sing 1 some charming Irish ballads as side is- sues ''The Last of the Robans" has | achieved a tremendous success wher- { ,ver presented. Seats on sale Tuesday. Prices, $1,75 and 50 cents.
 w H Crane and his excellent com l oany will present "A Rich Mans Son. | 1t the Hyperion on Friday and Satur- l lay nights, December 15 and 16.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-08
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