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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Shooes 900.
Zen bcfjeuSte isoafrifanifc @rnbc.
fonse saar burt.

GeciI Rhooes, ben bcrsrte 8utbe.
tonqc o. "gmpire <iIoer," afaIt
CnSOoq Iften oeo 8eotu / &opito.
Sen, Sp6ufrtfu. SiNcu GnfeIm1dno
bar ifobt ioo wortse Store 6oreto9eu.
Der c0er inotaaet en- ioa NurInercn6e
Stining i S~poafrito. ION GeciI
Hbo0eS. S01 par 8rHNtcisn % fs0t
/ Sert$, GugInnb, / 1888, men bar lie.
BET / SDoofrifa iioen lit lG0e Iar.
San beepnote iom 5ormer, men lag,
De mart unoer iia ben enc Claimant,
grilbe efter Sen anben % MI ueo
buns SOB aniInaeS bnl8 ,Fornute Qau
Ell SLtmp iii omfring SO Wfiuioncr
QoQarS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Mler Sorpurrino.
S~Ortuilrbe Surips / Sanmart pna at
biHore Salsrt al Eeruc.
Sem ipenife &mit:S torpedo.

6ru .aisbcrbaou tcIc9ruferc& oen
2aSe Quarts. at Mt~ooitntoerue moo
SuIget al De hanif-peitiuoiife Ger iii
oe 6orereoe Stater MI aisr ct Tor.
toilct 6orsg poa OF iormaa aorr
gems 0stre, 6er eIgeIife Irornlna ol
Den rllSitife grr~fcteiicrtnoc, I'll at gis.
re i'm S~nofIpoelie g~iGlocnoc forat
forbillore SraFtatenS StoofpitcIie /
&nroStinget.
9oaoe 0rotEttrg TIerauhro %
Ben rl,sitife grfefeiierin6c Ser bcIgt
ifoI pore iuoh aftGroclien Al Yer.
ne. pertes ON ct Gar Gagc til air.
bcrboon. &c, iom er rel flcnot bag
alIlisierne, paain1or oo2, at iclp on
ilDan fltrhe formaa sc to beic Gamer
til at inonoe Jig poo cn iooonn &n0.
bluroing, ioa Oiloe hoa oct belle oTrc
ipilot Msie, bo DC feIcr iiR oOcrbeplit
ON, at ~2utoStinget olIIQcpcl tiIlroit
oil 9oofienoe Eraftotcn - mrIiNcn&
oo9 meo at frroc tiIipiet en- Weiiem,
metie ON 6olfeaiitcnutin1.
2on0atinget bebanolc0c after
Giroaq& Saae1 i ct Ws0c for Iutfcoc
Gore, uoeu man fom til noaen If,
gisrelie. Zen treble o9 iioitc BE.
bonbIin9 al Srottuten oil iinbe Stch
/ &nno&tiu9ct iOr aabne Tgre ser
3oie NprlI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
francesca Senoefe.

0fiI3 6lorence @3nbefe, en- Ibup.
ttpoatter Of 81. &cuoefe l Mirneapos
liz, bite oaere0e ! ell mcget ing Nj
Der ct iremrageu6t Galent JON BIO.
liitinbe. Sun ff / tibItgere Gage
lln0~eroisning al BEN op9tlge Carer,
Brofesior SAILOR 6uuiou, iom MI er
peo Slitber college, "a ienerc bar bun
u0barnet iia ptoerc UNDER Sc itore Die.
itere / SpifInno. Sfior penotc bun
tiIbage ira europa. }u pil bun gipe
en- aoncert / Minnclpolis o. ienere
gisre Ell aoncertrelic omfring / Gan.
oct. Sun bar iifrct zig goo asiiitance
peb oisie aorccrtcr. glanOt Dem,
JON pil asiiiterc Sen uIige Summer
inoe, err WiiS @ta80l SabL iom bar
en- oaffer Soprorirrme, Dtii5 Con.
itauce Osborne, en- uomerfet gionlit.
inoc, og Rr. Simon 5ois, en- betienOt
9arptonionger.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
OnfeI Sans Gienoom.

Suihtsminiiter anor bar afaipet en-
aienoelie, bporeitcr oct oiientiiae
2ano / Gorto Tico, iom tiSliaere til.
bsrte Spanien, ifslse Yariiertrnfia.
ten nh tilbsrer De 6Oreneoe Stuter.
9euue aienOelie bleu sipen sfier 90.
iorSriug al Snoreoepnrtemeniet JON
oiloe pioe. ON oct iaGfoIote oiientlise
2ano l Sorto Rico bleu iom aroneas
2auS aiitaaet I'll De 6orcneoe S;ater
ueb YariRrtraftateu. eler Oct ifuioe
oare Yorto Ricos elen6om iom
Statsldnb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Gn unSerlig SOrpsoo.

Sra StofboIm teIegraferes, at
cnrfotten0e Grperimertter nplig bar
prret ioretnqct oco Ntarnn meo Ncn
me Suit orpcoo, Scr or opiun0et al
NlrtiIleri'aaptein llrQer. Gorle8cne
ialot poerit tilirc6&itiaen6c uo. Get
iiae8, at bernie Sorpeoo life oIerte oil
pare en- ioriproeIjg G6eIGg9eIiea'
moifne i arig, men at Oen oaloo oil
bore ct fortrirlig gppardt til Reo.
ming al f~orIiite SisioIf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
R%uIitationer / Deitinoien.

Regieriu9en bill i ben u1rmeite
.SremtiS icRoc en- SsoHicer for at
paige p~asienoe Flmtter paa CUBA.
Gorto 9iieo og De nif.peitinGiifc
Ger til aliIitationer Tor 5laaben. IA
bet iaataISte Platt. amenoemeni blep
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

8lantageeiere, iom eieoe 10000 Of
De $4,000 gcres, og iibeu ben Sio
antages, at @ierne al 5000 acres III
bar iluttet Zig til biSie. ioa at @iernc
al $4,000 er fot, @ierne al 1000.
Icres MOB.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
&iertcligge.

Ten er i aImiuoelisbeo Hsearust.
Saa er belt iri ior ben.
glese. ipass. ipiniIs Ssru er ausr.bst
oerai.
gImiuoslise 8ienostssa sr Suuosr a
Sllieu. GspGrtsr. SIpuoIrt. beleHo,e
CitulaGa iaars Srsu. snssIiS uss Satarrh.
-gSaitius" % aImtuoelis SrGifeiie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Yaitur VI. aaIf @rrtien / Q2inne

Saitur ". Salf 6rrtien / @Iiuue.
apolis. Der MI er pen5t tilbage ira i'm
aeiie, beupster pna Oct beiiemteite at
pRre aniparIig for, at aurimnler
@rsnpoIo life bar iadat line Bense for
saterbiaeoet til G~reiolSigbeOs STRIFE.
Oct mlaa p9re Den Stomiie ! Bergen.
Der begpnotc SnoiamIingeh iom or
aniparlia og bar Qraiten Tor geIsbtt.
Tiger @iertien. - Ut Telegram ira
Bergen meooelcr icnere. at Yengene
beror / ben oerp9renoe Pripotbanf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Mputtsfemeutsr

ztaa i~usl.Deres isart soer Rsusaa % Esrssss gRsr'
gen. ausrtisismsR,sr iuetases life 1 to saa 3 saHsea
fsissnoe Rumsre, u,suiusre bet ubiraftslis iortaHs
sss OBI, q advertisements, Der fsrf iSmmer tus
Etrseassunmr,t T. ST. fSrsnsss iuorpfist 8 SaHst,
oil bet isE:rue tHSt s firssassHamsre. Breeze. Sr tnst'
hoIoer a~Orttsisnsuttr, ION bet banr Hsb, tsr mar
les apsrttBism eui I be, assrs 6iBsn, saa gsa
soIutsu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Hoods Sarsaparilla
oa viue

lleoripsr cen ittert % abioInt. 2euns
gdajrauo er baieyet vaa Suiinper al uarise
aurs, ION sisie sasoietusr bar bepjrtet.
9ionesbsro ON mnrtrlise anre ieness
irit paa anmoonina 9. 3. Spos Ss.,
9u,peE, Dsast.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

@aanSas ben 24be RGrts bsbduOls.
Oes ! Seuatet Suuiius Btll ansaasnoe
Observation-Disclosures 5Orbulo / 5ilinloe
al 3Iospaaoe. 8site 5Orilas oar Die.
usu ~bstpcslis anoret | aOmiteer, men
be iOrsiluasce 5Orunbrinser bleu iOrins
iteos ps SillsH peOtusei / i'm OprjHbslise
5Urm. Zen snar no pud. at cen as
iurersoe tum bebspsr al parile somposs
MET itriitlis, Haar Hpgst al ben usfure.
reoe Gienopm or br9uot, Us upgiper
5nbet lomt aisiusr BET upouenolse Be
uis iOr. al Spsaperns sr ristise. &c.
noiei peotOs Usiaa Silsu ON at tiIace,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Jopas S~eeislatur.

Suiet peOtDs ben 22oe os. Ell 52GIsss
reiOlution ON at iuobnoe Weolemmerus
al Sonro Of Control til at aioiue Wgoe
iOr 2esislutursu 9trsoo9 ben 25be for
at gipre Rece ior ct % aubet / GOrbins
oelie meo ben SeujQina. be iOrlnugcr
til be iUrltieai9e Stotsiuititutipner.
Belgbet anord9er taLt III Ooer 800, 600,
% Senii9ten meo SOaroets 5rsmmSoe
| 2e9tsIaturen er on mult9t at ian az
tnappet no8et paa 8sutain9sn; iGrlis
ptI bette bIiue ioriggt meo Seuiru til De
lore lnaeoe $4,000 til ajpb al mere
garbsienoom iii OficntIl9e GuItalter
6or 2%egislatureu teggnoer bet al bliUe
ct aIpOrligt Spsr9smdnG, buorlsoeS ale
uoaiitspoiter itaI funue mDbe3 uoeu at
bioigrs ct lluosrltuo / SlatstaSien. 49,
6uiet peoto9 ct 5OriIG9 ON at IesaIiiere
en- 9oniratt ior &lonf / Spirit 9afe,
lioeIaa ON at bcmproi9c Clinton 8p
til Of ubitsoe Bombs for G~rbuerpelie al
en- BRO opsr MisiisIippifloNeu.
Senntst osotps 10 Bills ~anaaaenos
OIisinipettioneu; ben enc al oisie be-
itsmmsr, at 2psupparuter, buOrtil Der
teupttss @asoliu, ifnl inipicsres / 9i9,
bso meo @aiulinIamper; ben nuoeu til
Inoer u briusslie al 8sisruoirer uoens
ipr Spsrtuser Us foreitriuer andre Reg
Ter iOr SeuptieIie al @asOlin. Ssuntst
ueotog osiaa ct 5UrilaG gansubs uo
pan. at buis 6urila9et PM 2'nnrIige
8als bliper uebtnse ug fsist til Stniens
aO%nititutipu, % Der Inlet 8al9 timber
Steb / 1905. at ca SurpljIterne ital uo,
iGroiges eitsr 8alsliiterre for 1904;
ljgeiaa ~beilutteoes al lesaliiere bpno
"g8ater @orfs IruitesS" uou9pnte al
9iitritsbommsre bar uorettet. Sta
tens Ssieiieret bar Hemlis ertl9rst, al
lige %uouaunelier life er lOuIise. Ousn.
nGuts Bill pm at tiQaOe Clinton Sp at
tjsbe Broen ppsr Ntisfsiippiiloben,
blsu osiaa ueotaset al Seuatst.
Manoas ben 24be MGrts bcbdnole.
oes / Ssuatet Suuttus Btu ansaaeuse
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

at Sparebduter tan ueiaaue Belsb az
op iii bet Salpe al osres Gttistnpiial
nrco iait Gienopm iom Siftsrbeo, buis
Gienoommeu bar en- Sproi al bet bob
bette al 2anuets g~nalposnos. ai ans
Ore 6orIlag oeotU9es: Sm at Super
piiorerne tau beuil9s 2iguingsmrno en-
9Su al 81, soc pr. Nar iiteoet ior ben
btotil oIminoeItst Setnltu9 al 80 ON
Saaen / Spsr al lite atnsie, Der bar
10000 SubUanners; ON at iu6ierc
itprre GrSartcobeo / Rs9nitabSipitsmst
/ Sper; pm at bempubise NuirttcIie al
Ell "Grpert accountant" o. en- Nsiiitcnt
til at le Upsr ResnItabsrne / Stalsoea
partemeuterns iamt siue Grtutiorauoet
Rpnct9bso III al ipreItriue 8sgIer Tor,
buOrIcoeS 8pQsrne ltal lsrss / ntsie
3epdrttmeuter; ON al Gretutiurnaoct
itnl bnue 1iIipu meb be Oiientligs Sps'
uirtger / TeS y ONES unbtdgen StatS'
tapitpIiet.
Suiet uebto9 isI9tuoe Bills: On at
5nrmcrs Snitttuts ital bare II GeIe0at
bUCr iii StntsuS neutrality-suspicious.
anrSmpoe; ON at iorpge 8eulaIu9cu
til StatcnS horticultural Sicletp ira
81, 800 til $4,000 ON Naret; um at
btuilQe &c, 1000 til Cpip:elie al ell mn
NriernIbnQnirG | Stlirlce Stdtcn iuGr
uobetNlt be Heuge, ben bar tii2poe al
neutrality-suspicious.; ont at le9altIere
6ouolm9cr al g8nter 8ortS Irultces,
Der or unnGpnt al TiitrlttSopmmere;
ON at Ell ClIsinipcftrrS Rapport. raor
ben life apprOberrs al StdtS lCtretrren,
ltal DperienoeS I'll @retltturaaoet til ems
oell9 8eban0ltu9. St9eleoeS peoto9cS
ben U~penfor nGunte gill on at brtn9e
itgrre Sarmout / Re9nitnbsuGi tenet I
Sperne.
& 1trsoags ueotOgcs / Seudtet eiter
abitiai9 Gcbat 6oriIaset on at iOrbrtc
6pieitsretSoommerneS SaIGrer ira
$4,000 til $4,000 ON aarct % ON at
iOrlEr9e Retstermiusrue. Siueu be-
itemrrer pgind, al 1ommerue nlda rrre
TAFT boiatts / 9eS WOineS uroer bsres
Gmbeostto. 2ooer oil fife trpbe /
Srait igr / 1904. ian be nuurreHoe
3Ommers itts rammes al oenS Seitems
meIier.
SuIet ueotO9 RsiOlutiOHen ON al urs
tGle iis ior IibUIoslle al StotstOnUeH'
tiOuer 2aucet ruuOt iii @uuit ior Bro
pOiitipnen ON SaIs al 5orensoe Sintcrs
SeuutOrer peo 6oltsniitemuiu8. Yi9c'
Ieoe8 oeotoges / 6uiet 5orila9et ON
Snooeilii9 az Stdtel | me SsitdioT' %
Rr Observation-Disclosures. 3isl8e bette
5orilag oil Sp.et tpmme til at bCitao
al lO8 Neo emmer. 9oert GOm,u
uil iua Ell ReprGientoHt mota9en ipl'
0enoe Counter, Der oil iaN 10: &opo
burn, Bolt, 8ottnpattGmle, 2inu, 9us
bn1ue, ScOtt, Clinton, See % Gce
WOines. 6orfIa9et fan isrit bIjue en-
Eel al Stotens @ruuolOU peo at blue
usNtn8et al uRitc 9estslatur % Oco
&alget / 1904.
@uoerngr GumminS ubn1pnte t1trS'
bags Gowaro 3. Brigham / Ges
Ruines til arbciosrtommIsiRr iitsOet
for 6. Z. 8suusritrum. Brigham sr
2otomutiuisrer paa Great @eitern 90
men ca par unbeialet al Ell Slerbeo al
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

@uueruer Gummius ubn4pnte / 3jrs'
bags Gownro .. Brigham / les
NuineS til arbeioertommIsiRr titsoet
for 6. Z. @srueritrum. Brigham sr
2otomutiuigrsr pan Great @eitern Sas
rer % bar arbeinlet al Ell 5lsrbeo al
Statens Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
REFORM PLATFORM OUT.s
YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB
ISSUES ITS ADDRESS.

The committee Of two hundred and fifty
known the Enrolled Republican Primary
Committee which was organized under the
auspices Of the Brooklyn Young Republican
Club for the purpose Of securing honest and
efficient management Of the party in Kings
County. held its first meeting in the Johnson
Building Flatbush-ave. and Nevins-st.. last
night An address containing the platform was
given out and officers were elected follows;
President +. NJ. Brooks: first vice-president.
George c. Rrainard; second vice-presdent.
James NJ, Rendernagel; treasurer. JudsOn G.
Wall; secretary. Darwin r. James. jr
About one hundred and fifty members of the
committee present. including G. d.
Matthews. Colonel George a Price Elijah r.
Kennedy. Frank Squier and Charles NJ Chad
wick F. NJ. Brooks made a speech. in which
he outlined the purposes Of the movement.
Speeches were made by ex-Register James r.
Howe, Mr. Kennedy and others. It was recon-
mended that the delegates from each Assembly
district elect an executive member. who should
act with the executive committee of the Young
Republican Club in securing full enrolment.
The address and platform were in part as fol-
lows.
We to elect at the next election full ticket
Congressman Sheriff. Senators. Assemblymen and
members ~ our party committee. The recent dis
clos'-es of party mismanagement and abuse OF
power makes II imperative that the result OF the
September primary should be such as TO meet the
unQualiued approval or ma 1ortty or the Republi-
can voters OF this county. We urge you 10 see
that the candidates selected for Congress Sheriff.
the Senate and Assembly men who will enter
into the campaign with the confidence and support
OF united party. Congress defeat In Kings
County viii he reported a Reputation of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his administration Senatorial
ana Assembly defeat Will be announced a
pudaton OF the splendid record of Governor OdeU
and the Republican legislature Local party mis-
management ana consequent dSanectiOn should
not under any circumstances he allowed to produce
such disastrous results. We urge all Republicans
To that the executive member selected from
each Assembly district VII be such restore
party confidence. and enable MS 10 face the coming
election with the assurance that our organization
management viii he in the hands Of those worthy
of the traditions and history Of the Republican
party.
We would also call the attention of the members
or our party to the fact that the County Committee
has now under consideration the question Of the
selection OF or party candidates and executive
committee by the direct vote of the enrolled
hers II the change is made the coming pri-
marie; II viii he cordially welcomed. and prove
eminently satisfactory in its operation and result
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
OGDEN NAMED TO SUCCEED D4DY.
THE RETIRING LEADER NONINATEs CIVIL
SERVICE BOARD HEAD. AND GIVES
THE "BOYS" A HINT.

Colonel willis L. Ogden. president of the Mu-
nicipal Civil Service Commission was elected
10 succeed Michael J. Dady as executive mem
hers of the Kings County Republican General
Committee from the LIST Assembly District at a
meeting of the delegates from that district beld
last night in the lst Assembly District Repub-
hcan Club. in SChermerhorn-st Mr. Dady
whose activity in the party had been somewhat
severely criticised, resigned last week after an
nouncing his intention of doing So many times
1t had been rumCred that Horace &. Du Val
might be chosen 10 succeed Mr.. Dady but he
could not be persuaded to accept the place as
he declared he had no time to take an active
part in politics.
Colonel Ogden is at present in Europe and will
not return until late in July. Those of his
friends who heard OF his election last night were
inclined 10 believe that he would not accent the
place. as II is known that he has been anxious
10 give up his work with the Civil Service Com
mission in order that he might have more time
to devote TO his business.
In nominating Colonel Ogden last night Mr.
Dady said: 49,
"A great deal of fault has been found with
your old leader. but his shoulders are broad ana
ne can bear IL. No fault however has baan
round with Colonel Ogden. The Civil Service
commission. | understand. Is about to get our
some hVe hundred eligible lists and some of
YOU boys who are handy with the pen NAV he
able to secure some places"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
ACCOUNTS SHORT SCI, ZOO.
SECRETARY OF LOAN ASSOCIATION
SAYS HE HAS NOT HAD THE MONEY.
ERROR IN BOOKKEEPING EXTENDING
OVER TWENTY YEARS SAID To HAVE
CAUSED THE DISCREPANCY.

Passaic. May l. (SpcciaD.-Passaic was
shocked to-day hy the announcement that city
Treasurer William Malcolm one OF the best
known and most trusted men in the city, was
short SGlooO IN his accounts with the Mutual
Loan and Building Association. OF which ne has
been the secretary for twenty years. The short
age extends over the fun term Of his service.
Rdmors that the city and School BOARD accounts
were short from 100000 to $4,000 have been
disCredited Manor Charles NJ. Howe and Mr.
Malcolm himself have assured he officials that
such is not the case. 1t Is feared that Il run
VIII start on the other loan association.
Mr Malcolm IS ruined financially. He spent
to-day ia his office IN tears. In a statement
given out through Mayor Howe ne said that he
had never had the use OF penny Of the money.
He said that the stockholders OF the association
had received all III" benefit from II. The Mutual
association IS one Of the largest in the state
and does a business Of several hundred thou
sand dollars annually. II Is made up OF thou
sands OF the poorer class Of householders and
the news that Il shortage had been found IN
Mr.. Malcolm's accounts caused almost panic
among them. The directors. however, say that
the association is we'll able to pay every dollar
II owes.
Besides being the secretary Of the loan
sociGtion. Mr.. Malcolm has been treasurer of
many local lodges and custodian OF school FUNDS
lie maintains that all his accounts excepting
those with the Mutual are correct. The city,
however. has ordered his accounts audited
pending the result Of the examination of the
Building and Loan Association books. To-day
he turned over to Frederick {. StreCkfuss. presi-
dent Of the city Council and Colonel Gilbert ID.
Rogart all his real estate In this city. amount
ing to $4,000 Unless further developments
warrant such action arrest Will be made
When Mr.. Malcolm first took charge OF the
books OF the association he charged assets
the dues and fines uncolleCted. This done
from year 10 year. When State Examiner
m to he
that there was SCI 900 shortage. and asked for
explanation The secretary could make
none. Then the error in bookkeeping was
found. Mr. Malcolm at once asked that Messrs.
Streckfuss and BOgart be made trustees, and
AT noon turned over TO them all his real estate
holdings. He says that through his error the
stockholders of the association have had their
incomes raised 10y extra dividends. and that
that is where the money has gone
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
THE BRIDGE PLAZA is SAFE.
MR. RIVES DECIDES THAT COANIIS-
SIONER LINDENTHAI. HAS no
JURISDICTION OVER IT.

The plan OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany TO get control of Liberty-st, Brooklyn and
TO run track from the bridge across the plaza
and up Liberty-st. to Futon-st. has been de-
feated, for time at least Corporation Counsel
Rives yesterday advised Bridge Commissioner
Lindenthal that he had no jurisdiction over the
public streets and highways and that he should
refuse the application of the railroad company
to lay it's tracks over the plaza and Liberty-st
Commissioner Lindenthal some time ago an
nounced that he favored granting the application
of the company, which claims an old franchise
for Liberty-st. but preferred to obtain the opin-
ion Of the Corporation Counsel before taking
action. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
may now make application to the Board of
Aldermen and the State Railroad Commission.
In his opinion Mr.. Rves says that prior TO
1891 Liberty-st. a short cuI de sac and
what is now known the plaza was then occu-
pied by buildings. In that year the trustees Of
the bridge We're authorized to purchase for the
city the real estate bounded by Fulton Sands
and High SITS and the bridge property, and as
much land might be necessary, to open an
avenue of approach to the bridge from Hillary
ST. to Sands-st.. TO be known Liberty-st When
the Greater New-York Charter went into effect
the Bridge Commissioners had control of the
plaza and Liberty-st. The new charter however
conferred no such Jurisdiction upon the Bridge
Commissioner, his powers being restricted to the
various bridges.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
OLD BIBLE SOLD FOR S2,O25.
SAID To BE THE FIRST PRINTED IN ENG
LISH IN AMERICA-OTHER PUR-
CHASES IN M'KEE SALE

The sale of Part ~ OF the large and valuaoN
book collection of the late Thomas ]. Mckee be-
gan yesterday ut Auderson'S auction rooms. II
West Thirtieth-St. The best price realized on
the so-called Mark Baskett' Bible. which was
cataogued the only known copy OF the first
Bble printed in the United States in the English
tongue. in 1752. There has been in the past
troversy whether the story that Bible was
printed in America in that year. bearing the name
Of the London printer Mark Baskett, had any
foundation I'm fact: but the Bible offered yesterday
brought SECS. a proof that George h, Smith. the
purchaser, believes the story, at any rate.
The 1908 edition of the account of the trial OF
Nicholas Bayard for treason in New-York brought
$110. The History of the Five Indian Nations De
spending on the Province of NewY Ork' (New-YO Ork.
lI2O. attributed to Cadwallader Golden. OF which
only six copies are known. sold for $500 Many
of books \ew-NOrk brought fair aver
age prices John smiths History of Virginia,
ew-England and the Summer Isles" the original
edition. bound by Rivisre went for Sg5. The sale
continues this afternoon and evening when
rare SwinburnisL and many choice editions OF
Wordsworth, among others. will be put up.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
COUNT AUERSPERG ELECTED.

At meeting last evening Of the Medical As
ISOLATION of the Greater City of New-York at the
NewYork Academy of Medicine No II West
Forty-third-st-. an address was made by DIT. A. NJ.
Phelps on The EtiOlOgy. Pathology and Treatment
of Joint Diseases, and was discussed by Drs. Rob
ert f. Weir. George r. Fowler Russell n Hibbs
and Reginaid II. Sayre. Among those recon-
mended for fellowship by the executive council and
elected were Drs. Francis T. Auersperg. Walter
Arthur Bastedo, c. Wright Buffum, James Porter
Hugh A. Newman.
Dr; Auersperg Is count, and came from Austria
70 this country several years ago TO take up the
study OF medicine. He was graduated from the
Long Island College Hospital He married
this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
FUNERAL or GEN. G. H. T. COLLIS.
HE WILL BE BURIED IN NATIONAL. GENE
Terry AT GETTYSBURG WITH
MILITARY HONORS.

Philadelphia, May 12.-GeneraI c. II. T. Coils.
who died Sunday night at the Bryn Mawr Hos
pital. will he buried in the National Cemetery, at
Gettysburg, Penn, Thursday. On Wednes-
day afternoon funeral services will be held in
St Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church, this
city.
on Thursday morning the family will leave
with the body for GettysburG accompanied by a
delegation from Lafayette Post, of New-York
a number of veterans of General COllis's Zouayes
and some friends of the general Al
Gettysburg the remains wifi be met by the local
Grand Army of the Republic post and Sons of
Veterans and escorted TO the grave with mill
tary hOnOrS.