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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08
Thief oAUeHE BUr cor AWAY.
Wednesday Nights burglar Record In
Observation-Disclosures Man Lock ed Tn.

wednesday nights burglar Record In
neutrality-suspicious. Man Locked Tn.
Special Policeman Charles Dunno. employed
by tho Flatbush District Telegraph Company.
discovered on Wednesday night that an at
tempt had been made to enter the homo OF H.
o. Hyatt at 4l5 East Twenty-nfth street.
Brooklyn. He saw man leaving the rear OF
the house and gave chase. The man ran away.
but was captured by Patrolman Herbert Green
OF the Grant street station. When Green and
his prisoner arrived at Flatbush avenue and
Beverly road the thief made a break for
liberty. He then scaled a fence before Green
realized what had happened. Green. however.
gave chase. He snys the burglar ared two
shots at him and that he 1rcd back. Tho
burglar escaped over the fences In the dark ness.
The house OF Victor l.. Bodingneld. at 2l6
Martense street. Brooklyn. was entered by a
burglar yesterday morning. Mr.. Bedinghsld
Is EN- poyed iRCom ptroller Coler's ONCE Mrs.
Bedingfeld Was awakened about 4 O'Clock.
and sho told her husband that there was a
burglar in the house. Mr.. Bedingisld went
out into the hallway and. lot hearing any noise.
informed his wife that she was mistaken. and
then retired. When the family arose for
breakfast it was discovered that tho house had
been entered by means OF the rear basement
door. Several small pieces OF silverware. 50 In
cash and hat belonging to Victor L. Beding-
field. Jr.. were stolen.
Patrolman Cannon OF the Parkville station
arrested John Murphy. 80 years old. OF al
Noble street. Jersey City. at Beverly road and
East Nineteenth street at 2 40 o'clock yesterday
morning. The man wore dark clothes and
rubber-soled shoes. He said he had been
employed as Waterman on the Iron Pier at
Coney Island until Labor Day. and since then
had been drinking. He was arraigned before
Magistrate Steers in the Flatbush police court
and com nitted to Jail pending the investiga-
tion OF his story by the police.
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runLIc scnooLs OPEN MokpAr.
Board Thinks Il VIII Have Room for all
Children who Apply.

Board Thinks Il Will Have Room for all
Children who Apply.
The public schools will open on Monday and
for the first time In years there 10 promise that
there will be somewhere near seats enough to
accom- odnte all tho children who may apply.
This result however. will probably not be
mplished on the opening day. or for some
days after. until there has been a chance to
shift some OF the children from the schools
in the more populous districts to those In
neighborhoods which may not be oyerrun
with applications. The School Board for Man
haitian and The Bronx estimates that II now
has capacity available for about 100000
children and that even on tho opening day 1t
will not have to turn away more than about
1000.
Since tho schools closed for the summer
vacation eight new schoolhouses with seating
capacity OF 81 900, have been made ready for
use. But for the scarcity OF structural steel
which has delayed building operations here
something like half dozen other school,
houses might now be ready or nearly ready
for occupancy. When these are finished the
School Board will just about have caught up
with the demand. and thereafter will only have
to provide from rear to year for the norma al
growth.
The new schoolhouses to be opened on
Monday are No. 40 at First avenue and Seven
teenth street; No. 1877 at St. Nicholas avenue
and 127th street; No. $50 at Second avenue
and 10th street; No. 1874 at Brook avenue
and 141st street and Amsterdam avenue; No.
1876 at 1o9th street and Amsterdam avenue
No. 166 at Eighty ninth street and Columbus
avenue; No. 1877 at Mott avenue and 144th
street
The total number OF teachers to be employed
in the schools will be in excess OF 10000. and
Of these about $500 will teach In Manhattan
and The Bronx Something like 200 new
teachers will probably be appointed this month.
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20 ST. = cor Amsterdam av, Io0xIo2: Hyde h
Gload Mfg Co VS. Dorl Osborne ct all atty. C ID "
Rogers.
1IB ST. 200 " NJ nhattan av, so irreg; Morning
side av a nB4 llB st. 80 Ixp3.4 Henry RaAbe ye.
Jos y Campbell ct al; Rttyr. Phillips X A.
l27 ST. :35 g; BENZ I Rissani vs. Joseph Corbit.
admr. &c. 1t al; attys, Lord, l. l..
Bathgste av, " 1865 II Of n coz fremont av
Bathgate av error, runs IS5 to Warrington av.
&c: Maria Dittmar vs. John Bach forcclose lien
atty. ]. Kcarney.
Mosauer va Margt l. Fricker ct al; sttys, Epstein
Bros.
Richd Carpenter; atty. j Moore.
~ st. n 1876 10 av, 25xps.9: Mary Conlou vs
Laurids G Sorensen ct al: atty. j O'Gorman.
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Washington Az. q. "a n 18th Of, 81 .exp1H
aI.HxpI.p q; Joseph P0'Donnell and wife
TO Josephine Lachat ...,...............,,.
9Th ct, q Q, 1855 " I'd Av.. 26tp7; Abraham
Cohn and wife to Garry BuckenholI.. 80.
9Th et, "a. 1908 " I'd av 26Io7: Abraham
Cohn To Samuel Bucksnholz. ........"...
18th st., bi4 ", i4I1oo.ll; Mary b.
Ross TO Ella II. Eoss. ......,,.......,,..
14tth at, 3. 80 c Amsterdam av, 1874
90 Warren " Foster referee 10 Fan
ME Falk 90. Observation-Disclosures.
Lot ssI map sec b, WISE estate WIN r Glare
HiyinRton at, 30, n q. 2t.pItoO; Jacob
Klingenstein and wife TO Maria Berliant
Az A, 1921, 17I7O; Tilly Dairdsohn, indiy
and as eItr1 to Chas. Drey fuss. ...........
Lots 3St and 886. map sec b. WISE Estate;
John j Glare 20 VIM Glare. ............
p2d At, 81 ", 17.6x 1908; Adelaide O David.
son TO ThoR Byrne ........,..............
Sylvan. pl, 20; Seth N Miliiken to ThosJ
WRIGHT. Observation-Disclosures.
Tenth st. 2sT L asp. n " cor az A, 5sI7I:
Chas II Glass and wife to The Roys' Club.
7tth ~. - West. 2oNlO2.o; Ida N. Ryan
70 blanche rage. =. ,,....,.......:.......
Tiebout ay, " a, 1868 n1anth at. 16.sxno:
Chas II Thornton ct oil to VIM Briuker and
3oth at, SIS. aot.s v eth sv. pi.iiIas.D; VIM
Bolton ct al to Mary r. Bennctt.........
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THEY TUNED ON THE GAS.
George Burr and His Wife Found Uncon
scioua In their Room in Syracuse.

George Burr and His Wife Found Uncon-
scioua In their Room in Syracuse.
SYRACUSE. Sept. 7.-George Burr and his
wife were found unconscious in their room at
a boarding house this morning. The gas jet
was turned on and this message was found
written upon slate that lay on the dresser:
Horses and slaves can be driven to frog
ponds but. thank fate. can't be driven to
drink. Good for nothing rascals. aRitators OF
hard times. are responsible for deeds like this.
II there be God. curses upon them"
The Burrs. who came here some weeks ago
from Mddletown. n. j.. had been married
about four years. Burr was ~ years OF age.
They were respondent because the husband
could not find work and was behind in his room
rent. After resusctation they vigorously de-
MED attempting suicide.
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Tho New York Sugar Refining Company. one
OF the independent refining companies. made
further reduction yesterday In the price OF re-
fined sugars OF one-sixteenth Of n cent pound.
bringing the net price to sos cents. B. H.
Howell. Son & Co. agents for tho Mollenhauer
and National refneries. announced that they
would allow reduction OF one-sixteenth Of a
cent a pound from the list price to Offset
storage charges and induce iobbers TO with
draw sugars on time contracts
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Passengers from Key West Quarantined.

Sixty six passengers. who arrived from Key
West yesterday on the Mallory Line steamship
Lampasas. will be detained aboard the vessel
at quarantine until to-day. Most OF them left
Key West in a hurry to get away from the
danger Of catching yellow fever. None was
sengers, all from Galveston. were landed at
the Mallory Line pier yesterday afternoon.
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III Norte's Trial Successful.

NEWPORT Stws. Va, SEPT Ell Norte,
the second OF the new fast freight steamers
for the Morgan Line. had her builders
trial trip to-day. making II successful run
outside the capes. The test was in every way
satisfactory. Fl Rio will be ready for her trial
in few weeks. and FL Cid. now on the ways,
will soon be launched.
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TO MAKE ST. PATRICk'S FIREPROOF.
Trustees Decide on Changes in the Cathe-
dral structure.

Trubteep DocIdo on ChhnKeS IN the Cnthe-
dral Structure.
1t has been decided BY the trustees OF St.
Patrick's Cathedral to make tho church ediflce
as nearly nreproof as possible The timber
beneath the flooring will be taken out and steel
girders and arches substituted. and the present
flooring will be replaced by mosaic thing. The
roof OF the structure is slated and II is probable
that this will be changed to some more modern
material.
When the erection OF st. Patrick's was begun
nearly thirty Ave years ago 1t conformed with
the standards Of freproof construction OF the
time The walls. floors and partitions are Of
brick and stone. while the arches and Girders
are OF wood. Ono OF tho trustees said yester-
day that no present fear OF fire induced the i'm
provcments. but rather a desire 10 anticipate
any possible danger from it.
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Elizabeth Shafrer has sold to Charles n. Gil
bert the four-story dwelling. on lot 25x0Se,
No. ~ West Twenty fourth street.
Lowenfeld 4 Prayer have bought from tho
Decker estate the four story brick tenement,
23xSa. No. l7U E,dridge street.
B. G. FIT. Barry have sold for Mary J.
inv. No. ri East Ninety-iirst street.
Addison Stone have sold to a builder for
Improvement, No. GIL East Eleventh street.
25xlO3
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Tow Express Car. Saved rh,. Bow, L,,.

Harry Stewart tho 5-year- old son OF Horny
Stewart. OF IS Spring street. Newark. fell out
Of n third-story window at his home yeste rday
into his toy express wagon. which was in the
area below the level OF the sidewalk. Tho
wagon was smashed. but tho boy ESCAPED with
q cut on the side OF his head and is likely to be
out OF the hosp tal by Monday.
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Jacob. Emma l.. to Joseph Bruckncr and
anc, 18th At, &c East: 5 yrs .,.............
Hayes. Eliza J. to Ioscph fivollse and sno;
9TH sv; tol: as yrs ............. 49,,
orimo, 18th ct. AZ, Eat: asp yrs......
Edward. Jares, to VIM p ] I acee. Eth nv,
2lI7. cor i33d at; 10 yia.,............
Brand, Geo G d. eXr 10 VIM Schwab. I'D Az,
1857. = yrs Il months q days........2,o 900
Fine, Wolf. to Felice Cirello, loath at, 336
Fast: Observation-Disclosures.
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147d at. . .. 40 o Amsterdam av, 320x1oo;
Vermont Marble Co vs Della Stevens, eth T1.e1
Lanler Va Theo Friend ct al 800. sss IL
TeAsdale pl. . =. pb 2 I'd av, bOIt0o, Yer
~.o' " n'' t'"". p @ Of as
Lomopte ...'..'.i'.,,',,i. ass ~
psrschsI $50 90
sph Morette ile a
.ThomS. Brown VS. Morris ESsnS ct si',',! ma
Gardner ct al "H' "n 70 U'i ITO 90
Elton av " a. 100 n Tooth a. hOI 100: Mar
Nswmsnn "a pennis + Farrell at al. ,i'.', ait 90
Co " VIM . stokes stsl .'I '..,.',,"'.' 6s4 IT
Az @. 1s3 10 1sT; Hugh Macmillan Va Book.
WIN Kitchen and spo 90 Hr ,..i o1 aee 90
Fdend ana Sno. so 90
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whaIen VIII Exn,.

whalen VIII Examine the Boston Tunnel.
Corporation Counsel whalen left the city
yesterday on two or three days trip to Bos-
ton. He talked about the Boston subway
before he left and said that he intended to ex-
anime it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

At the New York Real Estate salesroom YES
teriay. Peter F. Meyer & Co, sold, in fore
l78x8a II. No. 51S Madison avenue. to the
plaintiff. Fanny Falk., for 900,
bryan l.. Kennedy q GO. sold the fye-story
li4th street. to Kirchoi 4 Brown. for $22. 750
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As.irnmant. of Mortearas.

Baisley. Geo P AMI Thomas Watson, to
Joseph Messerschm idt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bristol. Isaac Is. to Lydia Fritz. ..............
Ernst, Marx Nathan Co. 70 James III Went.
same 10 same: 1900: ...,...: 1880.
Inness. Elizabeth. c1trx &c, to Frank
DupignAc, as committee &c.
John l. Scharsmith Building Il Contracting
Co. to Nm W Vaughan. .....,..............
Woods. J Henry OF al, excrs &c, to Emma F
H,N .n
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Engineer Killed by n Chr.

John S. McMnrr. an engineer Of 835 Monroe
street. Brooklyn. was run over and killed by a
Grand street horse car last night. In trying
to board the car while it was in motion he
slipped and the wheels passed over his chest.
Tho driver was arrested.
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Plan. Filed for New Building,

RIVER hv. es. ~ n Isoth at; two story aud
owner; oscsr Low inson. architect: Cost $4,000
I'D at. y, IFS " West End nv: four and
oEn.r; 3 sshaiis"ser sresisoct e'% $4,000
2sth st Al W: improvement to dwelling: NJ
te'i cost 1000
9th bnS: improvement to dwelling;
cost '!.o,'',. D'o''' 1000
s Fischer. owner; l. FaIt. architect; cost 500
Washington av 1oss: Improvement to
dwelling; II Royne. nwner: L. Fak.
11sth At. 22e.23o r.; improvement 10
church X Church Of OR Lady Queen
architect: cost 1000
Valentine av, 2o5n:. improvement to dwell.
ing: Mrtzler, own r: J J vreeland.
architect; Co.'S. ..................... ao0
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Pipe Calkers Want Moro Pay.

The Pipe Cakors and Tapper's Union report
ed yesterday that 1t has decided to demand 81
day and an eight-hour workday. Mosto tho
work done by it's members is for the city: A
FIX the day on which tho demand will 60 into
affect
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Anthony avenue. No. 20pl. southwest corner
OF Bush street. 22,2Xi,7 llN21 N9l.l. two
story frame dwelling William H. Larned. trus-
tee. &c. va. Margaret Cairrev. OF al: Jacob
amount due, S4. 5s7 subject to taxes. dc.
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Recorded MOrtRnroa.

Cohen, 1sidore, TO Ernst. Marks. Nathan Co..
st. AIMS av. vs. Io5. i5'th at. re.
iyr'''.'''e ..,,'.,.,.,.. .'....... $4,000
Elliott av. es 5oos of Elizabeth At. 1yE, 1000
l. Assn, ROGERS 81. va. 2aS.1o west
Same 70 same. Roger, ii, VS. si7.2 West. .ooo
Same same; Rogers pl, a. soo,E n West. 400
oConnsr' RoderIe. 70 James NJ Vent: Bos. '''''
toni v. g. a. . of isvth at; demand " 1900
ton av. n cor Crct)na av: also Fair
mount az. lots aud 10. map Of Far ~,
Krrnsn' Coo 4. 10 D c West; cath st. s.
schmucs Herman. and Micha.i Monta4to
Bradley Currier Co: lbSth at .. 1909 o.
1t, . cor Hamilton pi secures note .,.,. $4,000
Hall. Vim H to Title Guar 4 Trust Co. 18th ooo
Hall M.rr. y: B. B. to Ghas Van Ripper iS4th
sesna 21 Robert M TO- HslScrt turner and
os suH Tr Rcs ,sftn ST. g, 1000
da@ Az. coz soth st. syrs.''.....'.., 80 600
Ward, hss and 5bS =, S 7th 1t. instaiis 5000
Florence, Rose, to a. Kuptsls Sons; AM,
MS lsS.h st. al i.tSs
Kelly Henry A B. to julius woln 81 W ,o.o
Logan. Edgar to New York Lite ins Co;
isoth at, \ cor Madison n",p az yrs 10000
ton: 10th At. n g. 100 " Tn av: W.. 10000
Travers st. n cor Balnbrideo ay; s yrs. 1880
Ressler. Rose. to .Adolph schlesenser: lot
100. map Lsandsr's farm. Essex at; de- nm
Van steen Serxh; VIM Il. 10 ne Mutual Lie
&C. q fSr6 Il Ha Of lot H. map Of
sfhnazs. Frines. !, to the Sorm,ni, Lilo 40 ~,
lar ~" to st. tho Indus
trial Savings Bank, 81 and 61 Monroe st. ~,
Goodman, k,ron. to st. Luke's Hospital.
4ia Cherry i; 1890 cG
The trustees Of the Presbytery OF New York
bus s AZ, cor i22d St 5000
Same to same. 1ssth st. ss5. Edgeconbe 1
Nasont II naa t. LII ID Lilion,h.i. sos
and 8o7 Columbus av. s yrs ............ $3.50
Hanion, eth ct. 8 I53d " av D, year. 5000
Same to same, ~ st, SIS asd, ayP. yr.. 3oot
I f's AZ pneas and William, Prayer to ''>
American Mortgage. Co. so Cannon at,
Byrne. Thomas j. to Tho Mutual Life Ins
CoofN Y, 20 W o2d st. 3yrs..:....,.. 14.oot
Bs Mas. fnFs e ns CO sn % S0i's to 5h
Beriiant. Maria. to jacob Kiingenstein, 40 w
Biinn. Christian Jr. to Br,disy i CurIrier Co.
a9th St, 5 S 1875 " Central Park W; Ayr. e.oo'
Bryant. Chas c, ct al to Goo and Marcus
Heilner. all title to estate of Geo W
BRYANT &c. secures notes 3 ESQ
trustees: 81 " astn st; 8 $4,000
Buchonholz, samuel, T. Abraham Cohn; 9th
st,ss. 1903. " I'd av: inatalls.. .... 500
| Same to same. 9th st. s. 1853. W I'd Az;
Bloeh a Emil. to New York Lii. In. Co: sd ''0
st. =. 90 Wooster st; . yrs w ~ 1oo.oo
Fintelsteins Abraham; to Fi:chsi Vein ~
| iii " 3sd st; Ieasehoid; demand ;:....... 400
h sara1ce n Sompa 10 Is scammsi st. " cor
Madison ct, Observation-Disclosures. o2,Oo
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Satisfied Lions.

Black, Louis vs. Carl stursberg. lIs Delan.
cey st; 1890 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $6o3
Tho Vermont Marble Co VS. steveps 4 Green.
lI7th st, II .. ITO e. 5th av: 1899. ......... 1856
Otto. Elise VS. Fredk " waue Sd av o cor
Rose st; 1890. .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 245
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Auction Sales To-day.


13eth street, No. 14l. north side. 337. 9 feet
hrick dwelling Howard T. KinRsbury VA John
H Iaith. ct al; Howard I. KinEsburv, attorney:
H. NJ Gescheid. referee; amount due Sl3. 435 ;
subject to taxes. etc. Sl06 "a.
Intervale Avenue, No, ln5t, east side. III g
frame dwelling: Mary 4. Freeman VS.. Mary F.
Conner, ct al. Davis, Stone & .Auerbach. at
tornevs: James =. Keenan,. referee: amount
due, 81. 1913; subject TO taxes &c, $l4S.95.
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Mechanica' Liens.

Mechanica Liens.
Louis King ..............., Sss 90
Same prop. Ferdinando Grano VI same. 1900
Same prop, Sintlno Poliz,i same. ........ $3.50
crime Van valen OF al ,..,....-... l2Io2
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DINEAPPLE ST, SO, Heights near bridge. pleas
L ant rooms sanitary plumbing; every conVen
fence: references.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

nK MRS REINHARD treats female irregularities.
~ single. married. 30 years experience, III TIN
Ay,, near 4Sth.
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10th ST.. 3as w.-Dr Grove cures irregularities
TO 81 once. without pain or medicine; fee eIo.
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West Side.

1dTH ST.. ca7 wEsT-Larse and email rooms;
+ nicely furnished: excellent board moderate;
transients 81 day.
9TH ST., 81 WEST. - Handsomely furnished
L suite for psrty, gentlemen or family; also
single rooms; board.
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Miscellaneous.
A N EXPERIENCED PERSON having a pretty pr.
"a vate home. large rooms and grounds. offers
board to a lady slightly mentally affected; price
moderate. II. }. M. box 3Ip. West6eld. n. J.
ATTRACTIVE second floor suites with bath;
"a. single rooms: references. LELAND BOARD
DIRECTORY. 2 West 33d at.
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Srlret Rsard.
- - - ~ .Haas4s ~
Eurt Side.

Fest slide.
HOE. 18th sT.-Large and small rooms; o1csl-
n. lent board. special terms for season: central.
MADISON Az. a1.-Boarderr wanted; large and
w small rooms; steam heated: open plumbing;
centrally located; transients.
MADISON Av.. l59.1h5.-H Handsome parlor suite,
1h three rooms: other rooms suite separate;
fashionable neigh borbood.
18TH ST.. 100 EAST Desirable single rooms
~ with excellent board.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-05

dm,ritarIfs Stoler og Sn'titnttonsr
faar oirt.t en- lib og Solicit sr 'ts9st l
9annsli. og Sntsaisens.
Der bill bIi inbfsrt ct osloronst Sto@
l.pafen m.b llnbsrOisnin9 paa Gn9ellt
of amsritdnffs 29rsre, aftsnItol,r bill
bli opr.tt.t for gOtsns, Tom bpsrten fan
l9is eler itripe. Der ftdl ogiad sipss
anlsbning til llnbsrpisning / Spdnit,
bpor bette tr9oes.
@sib9fsn, 6attispeisn oIp. ital oros
mes neo Gop.
GneelTt Itul pGre gsns oHici.ls
Sprog, men forslsbig ftal ale Rsttsr
unbtagsn be fsbsruIs Isbss pua SpanIt.
acmmisiionsn f~rsmbGper Rsopers
oisEsoen df, at bens 2ppuotait ftrats
iattes I 8raft peb 9rrIioentsns pdds
bub, ba Gems Solt frsmoelss urbers
trpttss al be gamle 2ops.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-05
ROLL OF HONOR.
"Gceprab=Y oitcn'' til
Sjcmlanocnc.

Sprteonelie poer Ibpnreuter til Hor'
&c % 9anmarf, ~fortiot fra go. so A.
s ltrberbaua SonOul, Bergen, peo Z
llnoerbta, Raciue, 8's.
Sobn ariiten,en SrmaIen, GGroalen pr.
Sbronohiem, peb s u Solrt, Golf Que
q 6, Wiureupolis, WtiHu.
u Waoien, GiterItilinae Start, Slngelie,
Sielano, 9anmart, ueo Better Mnbien,
237S 8 Ct, Rem 9Sbntconr. @aib.
Irue " 9ingierbe, 8rpteu, 8ergeus Stiit,
peb 9 g Guam, Safe Bari, NGinn.
Sb. Glfeluub agtrup Ntarf, aoloinG 9au'
mart, peo SLABS Seremiaien, 5orinth,
Soma.
Sens 8 Spuierub, Spfbrc. Gran, Saoelono,
peo Sacob Nnoerion, Stour Gitp, Son :.
Die Srtsbolm. Stan9e Ct, Seoemnrten. peo
Ytartin Srtsbolm, Glapton, sSaib.
Grit 5bpreicu, Guile, SGpuater SaoelnuN,
peo y 9 5bprien, 40S q gSaib. Npe. Wta'
oilpu, isis.
Worter Wprteriuu, Susseuoul / Taleue,
peo 6 Morteuiou, Gobrnipn, 8an'as.
Better Is Sauie. Strnuben, Ialeiuuo, peb
'Go Garlluu, Douglas Sslauo, Nlaitn.
q auberiou Supta, Gnbpgsu pr 8pusSuiu'
ger, oeo Suit u auoerion, Dor SO. @leH'
pppo, Minr.
St VI 5peoteue, Nisieoal pr Stieu, oeo q q
8oeotene, Hatna, Soma.
Better Siliaipe Gufe, gobp pr. gobn ct,
9anntart, oeo s Senrrtlon, Surner, Reb.
SouHo 8riItiue @ieu, 8oroen, ~Selsslauo,
pco Better Chr 8eteriuu, Sor SO, Gates,
3.
Selene % Torpolo, Seitre Sbpten, peo u
8oietb, Bomb, Mfiur.
4eber Z @rgttsrno. Rebreeu9er / NabaIeu,
peo gntcu @raSiler, IA Sadion 81, NtiI'
pautee, &is.
@abriel Elien Rprpclb, 8pop, peo Sobn
8rutitab, 9ioingitone, Rontnua.
Spbu % Sdpang. Cpre Sureroal, peo
Sobu 9 0olt, ga Conner, @alb.
auoers &%riitIanieu, atIiusItao pr Otteitao
Ct, Seoemarten, peo Dtartin Gnoeripu,
$40 2 8ural ct, Chippewa SAILS, &is.
8plben q Stnua gnoctao, S~pufipro, Der
9en, peo 2apto 8 Stang, 8rairle 6arm,
gSis.
Sdcob Spenoieu, Rp 1876 @rpnli, Sanoes
floro, ueo u Swanipn, 29l3 60 18th Ct,
Tacoma, 8aih.
8riitppber Z WoeH, 5olebu, oeo 9obiaS
WUe, ~Golmwpoo, Ohio.
Salppr 6 8rrspolo, Stollenbora, peo Suuis
6 Sarlen, 204 " Ohio 81, Gbtca9o, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-05
It. OLAF Geneoc.

Ct. Slai college, Iom M er Den Sorenebe
airtes college, be9nuoer, ON CUB oil. i'm
Sirtiumbeo 3bursOa8 ben ABE Sept, 81. 2
gitm. Nge @leper mau pare tillteoe forat
etsamiueres SHSoua Rorgen ben 13Oe.
Stoleu bar ct iuloitGuot9t tluSIiit college,
iur JUS, Der leoer til Grnoeu A. b. Iesuocn
bar Den en- Ataoemiaioeltus meO to aurius,
ct tIasliif, Der forbereoer I'll 0ptnselie iGpL
leget. % ct en9elit, Der lorbereoer for bet
prattiite 2tu.
3 Gole9st er lluoeruisuinseu fri. 3 Via
oemiet betales Tor unoeruisnlu9eu $4,000 pr.
Nar. S%etaIngeu erlGs9es terminus / Cor.
ituo. 6orGlore, Der paa iamme Iio boloer
2 8prn peo Stoleu, faar 25 8roceut aIlag
pan Setalin9 ipr llnoerutSniuaen. De, iom
boloer 3 8pru paa famine 5tO, iaar 331S
9rocent Nfilag.
gn gel al Gleoerne fan fda DO | Gpllege'
bp9ntn9cu for $500 ON Nnret; for benz,
for buem Der itfe er 8laos / GOlegebpsutns
gen, ierges ipr 9o9is uoeniur Stplebpguiu.
gen paa rimelige 8tltadr.
gleperue / Gole9et bstaler be- uoeu $1,000
on Garet % Gleperue / afaOemlet 800
aarllg for oioerie llo9iit ter.
Stolen bar en- Nuiitoioeling, / butlten Der
9iOes llHoeruisnlu8 / Giuupipil for $4,000
Naret for . lluoeruisningstimer pr. lIse.
Stolen ltaier Eiauo til Guelie for $500
Aaret.
Sronin8 meo Seuipn til apit, % bpab ben
iomnler til at tote, plI lenere bliue befienot.
sIort. 6orelpbi9 ian iises, at oeu uil bllue
iaa btaig ionI muiig.
eleoer tan ppta9es / bpilfeniombelIt
SIasie, fcruoiat at be bar De BERTH upouen.
oi9e &uuoitubcr.
Snott! ben 6oreneoe airte aupcrleoes be-
ltemmer, opta9es baaoe Gutter OF Bigger.
Stolels &atalog ttlienoes irit paa Be
siGriu9.
Gue Snomeloelier ienoes iuben lite Sept.
I'll SrOf. 8b. y. Ntobu, RortbiieIo, Minu,
efter lite sept. til Iuoertegueoe, ipm peo
ben lib, on 8uo pil. Hitter til 9ortbiielp
og ouertager Seitprerpoiten.
Nue Gleuer, babe Plore o. me, anmooes
ont at np0e irem / rrtte 5to
auiten uep ct. Slai College oil ioite
s1.75 pr. rlse.
49a7 q. y, 3loohL.