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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July % p. m.-Beef-Holdars offer freely
Pork and Hams-Hodes Offer sparingly. Bacon Holders
orer moderately. Cheese IoldeFS offer modersESy
6fer freeiy RosinNHoders offer srarngly. Lard-Spot
and fuures-Ifofers moderately prime Western spot
and Juy dull at 33s Sd August and September dull OF
8Ss Cd Wheat-Holdcrs offer sparlngy. tlour-Holners
offer moderately. Corn,%SpotLIhe supply Is p oor
suot arm at So 1O1; July at s. odd August firm OF
* SD Septembcr firm at IS Shd. HolS &C London
Pacific Coast-HoldeTs not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
RErnEnED MORTGAGES.

CGmbrelIng, Stephen c, to NJ Stack, Madlson'aVe'
Dunbar James, TO D J Stenhardt lot 27, map Thomas
Walker West Farms. $50. an,
bowling John w, TO the Sheltering Arms, doos1
6th.ayc. u morris, =, 300 .. -
man Cedar iIil 3 years, $3.50. -
livingston Wllliri + Oppenheimer, n S5th-st, W
l0thaye, 2 morris, Sl3S.OJO. ., ~ - .
McKinav duncan &, TO Bradley & Currter Co. g
7eth-st, @ Anstrdam-ave. months, $500 "a.
Rllev James q, W. Burke, LncOln-aye 8, 90 IL n
lY5th.st years, $1,000. 49,, .. 49,.
solomon George, 10 Ia Ascher, n sothst 2o'aVe'
demand g12,CO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
ricsn standard Of classified
Ordinary .....
STAINED.
IL zar Mia

Good Ordinary ..-......51s Low Middling .......6's
Strict Good Ordinary .JSi Mddling 716
In the speculative line there stronger market,
with more or less covering OF local shorts" Taken
atogetcr however the trading Of the usual Satur
Gay order and no special features develop q. Liver
pool came shade higher az the outset when caused
advance OF gag points Subsequently there further
slight rise on buying for shOrt" account. and final figures
indicated net gains Of d4 points over the close ycster
day Sales, 3S 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
. REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York Saturday, July 90.
Tie total realized at the Exchange and Aueuon
Room for the ending to-day from public auction saes
Of city real estate 2 i204lT.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For Chs preson. week ending with Saturday August
the following public sales announced 10 Oe heu at Ie
Exchange and Auction Room:
TO-DAY (MONDAY) JULY 81
Foreclosure safe Of lots 25x1005 each. and 5story
brick fats Nos IS and 81 East 60ths =. 100 It OF
4thaye. o, ,,,ryoo
Foreclosure sale plot OF land +5Xlo2 on East 7othse
cor Of Madlson.aVc, lease OF lot, 204Nl0O5, and A.
story building, No % W t2dst, 3542 10 " oil oeh-
W. - WEDNESDAY, JULY 90
Foreclosure sale lots 25N1O0I1 each, and 4-story
flats Nos G3 and 90 East 0Gthst 200 IT Of Maas9n-
ines Nos G5 and 81 East 0Gthst s. 1860 IL OIL Maasoh
ave; / lot 20A1C0Il, ana 2:story and 4-st0ry prick
buildings, No 2O3 Fast 1Olst-st, 5, 99 x =
q 3d.ave; lot, GcAlo22 and 8-story dwslane
No 80 West Sfth-st 49, II OF Stn-aVe
plot OF land 1OOxi00 Cllntonave cor o. SPGG5pS
aid 3-story dwelling 40 30 West sth-st 49, 1t OF
THURSDAY, JULY 30.
Foreclosure sale, lots, 25x1G0 ii each, and o'story
buildings Nos 100 East l00thst, % ~ OF
Iexn Vtoi-aye; lots 25XC0ll each, and similar build
ngs Nos 1874 TO 1853 East l0lstst, % r. OF Aex!ng
plot land. 100 iN0S, and 4story ana o,story
FRIDAY. JULY 81
Foreclosure sale, / lot 2oS076, and 5.story building
No 92 West Sid cor Of 9thaye m Ros sG q P SS
ave, :, 1913 # ; Of 63d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEL-Hed another quiet day in Brazil srowths
Oh the spot while prices ruled nrm. No Rio ou0tsd
at l5hai7Sc. Mid grades in moderate request. sales,
LOCO bags Angostura on private terms Options continued
Oh tne ooM i urn with renewed selling for ''ong'
Lower foreign accounts and feer rocelpss Rio
depressing influence Have dropped s4d1 fr and Hem
burg closed sd9 pig lower. london was unsettled,
July and August showing advance while later months
were weaker Onicial quotations ! rs d. M: July.
5ss Aggsst 7ss SSpteinbs5 52s October G7s Noyc:
aTst H0 kOsl 10 100 good second 40 kOs). CO.
RIO COG Bugs Rio cee'9nSe5 to United States 1000
bags Rio market strong Receipts in Santos. 5000 bags
santos stock 5000 bags santos market quiet; good
"a. 1891 20s 900 bags; same time 1880 10000 bags
same time 1880, 1872 900 bags Receipts az Santos july
to July "a 1901 e 600 oI oegs same time 1880 1900
today TO- 900 bags including July at 1715e August
pecembe 1856, closing foliows January. 1867
Inv fe eg} G lSsoGs4os Marsh l0Soal9io
I5l6dl645e October l4l5a1 4.5oc; November Is, 7od
1880 December 13.65dl365c. Warehouse deliveries
since July l. 1881 NewYork, 1oc,es6 bags Baltimore
lOO12 bags NewOrleans 1872 bags total lis 100 bags
CoIToN-The spot market ruled quiet and steady while
prices were unchanged Sales, 400 bales for consumption.
crop movements 1891 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore July o5.Elour steady, unchanged receipts:
1924 bbls shipments l60s bb. sales, Zoo bbs wheat
frncr spot 9Gis the month, 9jlsdtOtc; August
Southern wheat finer Fultz. 9Od9Sc ongberry, 92G9ec
receipts, 1855 bush shipments none; stock 1881 20
bush sales. $4,000 bush. Corn firm; spot G9ec the
month. 81 nc August, G32c september, e32c southern
corn steady white use yellow, 73d I0c spot NO: white
i5c receipts 720 bush shipments none stock, $500
bs-l sale, Oats quot and firm NO white West
orn 4Sc asked No. mixed Western 46c asked receipts,
90 bush shipments none; stock, 63'O3l bish.
RYE nrm; No. ?, nc; stock, 3,O33 bush ia!
very quiet; good choice timothy, tl3 5OdSl5 Grain
oghts quiet unchanged Cotton nominal mddng Sic
Ploy!s.ons-No change. l'utter dull steady creamery
nncy, 1sc do fair to choice lGn!c do Imitation !o1
p<c,cd, 10d12c. Eggs dull, weak; l3c. Coffee market
quIet RIO cargoes fair. l94c; No. I. l14c.
Buffalo July 25.-Sprng wheat dull; No hard closed
az III 052; No 1 Northern, 81 OH. No. Northern
95a Winter wheat fairly active; market well cleaned
up cars NO. red sold at 9laIc; IL cars sold at 93c
G cars ung7aded sold at $4,000 ears No LOngbFry
sold at Soc ! No | white track, sold at gIc;
Old white fl 10 asked. Corn in good request offerings
light; bush No yellow sold at 6Ic; l2OJ0 bush
sold 81 i2c: 10000 bush No sold 40 GOdCOI2c
oats hrar L No white sold az soc no other offer
nQs. RYE dull / new No Oh track sold az soc
fiour-Fap demand unsettled bes; spring Is $3.50 IS
Quiet coarse winter bran s5 do spring, s14 80 Canal
eiqhts nothing doing wheat &c asked faysced, 3c To
Ncw.York Kecepts-Flour. 1900 bbls wheat AZ 900
hush: corn 2o3, 900 bush; oats 1900 bush. Ship
fents-By canal Wheat 10000 bush 25 100 bush
nv ran Flour $4,000 bbs; wheat. 10000 bush; corn.
$4,000 bush
Chicago July 2A-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
or. FITS

OIL MARX ETS.
Pit.sburg July o5Natcna Transit Certificates opened
At 67ioc closed G7i,c highest, CHIC lowest 072c
Bradford July 25Naticnal Transit Certificates opened
at 81 i2c closed at e. @c highest 67l2c lowest &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
Counirp Bonro.
Gonnlrn DoGr0 Oanleo.

NOUNG GENTLEMAN aud wife want sog W. u'', v,ith
ard ~ thin an hour ~ New, "' ~
reasonably late tans from city must ns qqhhnnna onss
pl.ce State lsWest AdfxsSs q ISapui.s S7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
RECORDED ZEAL ESTATE rRANsFEns-N. Y. CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEtS-N Y. CITY
Ascher Louis to G. Solomon, n Of S5th-st, 82o IT -
Of 2daye. 2JxlO22. ....-....--.--..-...-'.- y"
Same prop: D. Nina Ascher
West End-aYe no I4). SSth-st mo BO4); James d,
Bum 70 r. Hepburn 80; ,;;66..;;ooco
Le1 1Sa@y Bcs no an 10 %Sm LiTngston 1900
hcI9T Farman + % john i " Carney 245OO
Honmann-St part lot \ X. map Cedar Hill Will ,oo
ii Coffin u Robert Jefcott. ......-...--..... 4Vv
Same prop; Philip Quay % same....-.........''..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27
Visible supply. ...,.....

Visible supply. .201e,54s 19i007s
itecelpss, seven days: .--.--. 1924 441f
hXporss to Great Br TIN, DAYS. eol4 eS26
Exports 10 France days...... 2C2I -
Exports TO Continent seven days. 2,497 72S
SstOcK In Ncw-YOrk in licensed
houses, counted Gaiy.............. 189O36 90 400
In Otlcr places (estiinated) ........ 4,535 9os
Total stock in New-YOrk by
ming count. ...................... 1850 5s45s
Stock in ali United States ports. 2454si S69iS
Liverpool kilograms, D. In.-ReceiptS bales OF
which American, 1000 bales. Salds, 5000 bales u
which for speculation and export 500 bnles American
1900 bales; Mdding 47-ldd Futures opened steady
Quotations based standard Of classified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-27

Foreclosure sale, / lot 2ox07.G and 6story buildn;
No 372 West 3Idst e cor Of 9th.aye plot Of Ians
cd 50OXOOy 100 and JStory fats Nos O6o to $50 Parl
ave, s. 1913 II Of 63d-st
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-16

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NOTICE Or APPL1eATtoN TO currImprn

TE = : ~ y " ~ T ] u TT.T
- in accordance with the proyisions Of section
., rules and regulations prescribed by tao honora-
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the sGats e Montana.
MONTANA LUMBER AND MFG. CO.
WILLIAM HoNrsos, Manager.
EEnt notification June 10, leSL
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Death From Kidney Discase

liz the unfortunate and untimely ending of
thousands of the American people annually.
y egon Kidney Tea ID guaranteed to cure
eli forms OF kidney troubles. Take it in
time.
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What a Noted Physician Says.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1888,

Dear Slr-As you requested I have exam
med the formula of your toilet preparation
called "ltobertine." / can assure YOU that
the ingredients are both bland and harm
less, and that the compound would form an
excellent application IN irritated oon6j-
tions of the skin. Yours truly,
ARTHUR DEAN BEvAN, M, d.
Professor of Anatomy, Rush Medical Col
lego and +. A. Surgeon. u. S. Nj. II. S,
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a woman who IS weak. nervous and sleepless.
and who has cold hands and feet, cannot feel and
act me a Vel person. Carriers Iron Pills equal
re the clicalatlon. remove nervousness, and
give strength and rest.
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100 imprrt,d racing. running and trotting, horses. 20
iaris;an ftnalc riders, drivers. Every klnd or exciting
races h. men and amir ais.
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ADVERTISED ETTERS.

Letters for the following persons remain
lncalled for at the Helena. Mont, postofice
Oh July Is. 1891. In calling for them please
saw "adyertised."
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,nl ,lains,re, Ghost dance, messiah craze, Custer
ipI,lr hnrring n horse thief, robbery U. =. Mail, Nir,
girim roll IN horseback, Capt. A. II. Ro2ardus and
flully. nLarINh0otels.
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Huge R0Ial Hipl0d70ue

E1Z-E5rI7
!
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say advertised.
49,. ".... GENTLE
Arthur, Spencer
Augnev, W. H.
Becker, William
Benjamin., Etienne
Buck, Isaac N.
Cannon, Howard g.
Clemens, j.
Clark, David
Connally, John ].
Denton, Fred
Dougherty, Louis
Engel, Emf
Fairbanks, Eugene
Gray, Geo.
I1a..' T iana r.
I &C.,. nswie J IL.
1 ns.slna Wy = oa "
M
Josefsthal, Jacob
yonaS1 ~ n.ou'' w
1aeck' E ~
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helly, III; .:
NNets' a4.ci y z
has.ls T1n Io,s0
Ia tun' 'oiln
nta.vin2iy' yonn
m Me'hIii'e 1 Alson
Molrls, 'H'nea
Murtas, y. ".
M ~ n' oeo' D.
MelNallY, DiniS
Nelsoii, y; T.
r,Dn IN N Mr.
hlien, W, MI
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LADIEs' LIST,

Bader, Mrs. Sattie
Bayliss, Mrs. II. T.
Brown, Mrs. irwin
Campbell, Mrs. j. G.
Davis. Miss Irene
Gleason, Mrs. Patrick
Hale, Miss Annie
Hanson. Mrs. Mattha
Kelly, Bridget Hotel
kindberg, Miss T1llie
MARROW, Mrs.
Nolan, Miss Maggie
Sharp, Mrs. l.. j.
S~mythman, Ida Il.
Tucker, Mrs. Flora b.
} Walker, Mrs. Jessie
Word, Miss Fanny
Woods, Miss Kittie
!. I'll. CLEwELL, p. NJ.
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Grand Elewatsd 5tage
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20 cdpc4ted elophants. $4,000 stud performing horses :.
cTn no q r m. lions loose and racing, I'd ig tricycies
u.Ivjns rne-raw. etc. performing monkeys, mules
lonies and nil kinds of ANNALS.
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AL requiring expert medical or surgical servicss
san DO treated by the great Pacific Coast
Doctors. now in Butte City. with
out having to visit San
Eraociaco.
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Three Times the Most StuDendoU MenageIie-

Ever paieel and exhibited nnAr canvas Twice th7 largest Iippopotama4 this ID, tho
tno7ghzo ohactw onm"rst 20 l two inramem enasere
orr Circus rnrfnumcwc aefnyc mrl from every circus lmrhaEeatro ant tho aHusH
SCO resort Of tic old and new world.
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DRS. LIEbIC & co.
VIII open Office at
MERCHAN7S =: HOTEL,
Aug 1, remaining to Aug. z, 1891, and on same
dates will visit Helena each month thereafter.
The Oldest, Most Successful, and
Only Reliable San Francisco
Specialists, Surgeons
and Physicians,

Who have the majority of Patients under treat,
meRt in San Francisco and on the Pacific
Ceast fog the following diseases,
are now in Butte City,
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n MAMMOTH PAYLLION0. SEATS FOR 10. OOt

First time seen in America, Col. Boone n Miss Cardta, parfmmi
> LIo1NS5 kLLLET Lot
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Entrance to Liebig World Dispensery, 8 East
Broadway, corner Main Street.
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r, ,hnriote. 10000 gcoi seats, 5 bands Of music, Cd instIn-
he r,c ~. Iyerythlrg rev this season, an2 after seelae
via h. 40 desire to 200 any other, because mere IS acth'
shrr left TO soc els3wiet E.
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TRAINED WILD BEASTS

kTNT>T 1900 men md t0r ~,
- mnutai t.. 70 act ia
W. til gre show thorn
a'y AID trGthfai!y ug
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Only intheA Adam ForpaughS Shows, seen every performance the worlds greatest aerMHst the
HAM, 0Nu N01,TTPC In their Death Defyng :
ri IAolN~u LIAo T.,- E.r Sc
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I'M "a CIRCUS RING
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
An Infant Industry.

The fine touch or knack some people
have for wrenching dncatS from their fell
low men. is illustrated by the following:
Some time ago number Of people reSid-
ing on one of the hills near the soft rock
QuarrieS on the road to the five mile Sala-
do. combined cash and energy and dug
well, Every body did not contribute
alike, and some had more shares in the
outfit than others. Fortunately for them,
they did not have to dig very deep before
striking good quantity of water.
The news of the success spread
in the neighborhOOd and 'ShareS"
went up. A horse trader with an eve to
business, who had three shares in the
concern and who was given the privi-
Iege of holding the key to the well which
is situated in the middle of the public
road, sold two of his shares. Meanwhile
others, who were unable to haul water
from the SaladO, wanted to purchase
shares" in this well, but there were
none left to buy. The horse trader con-
descended to compromise by allowing
the outsiders to get the water they need
ed at Sl.00 per month, thus realizing
nice little sum on his investment in the
affair. What the others in the combine
have to say on the subject has not been
learned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Paymaster" at the Grand To-
morrow Night.

Duncan B. HarrisOn's sensational
comedy drama THE PaymaSter." with
all its startling scenic and tank effects,
will open for two nights and a special
matinee, at the Grand Opera house to-
morrow night. The New Orleans Times
Democrat says:
Though the weather was extremely I'M
pleasant the Grand Opera house was well
filled last night and Duncan b. HarriSOn's
melO-drama. The PaymaSter' was very
cordially welcomed back to New Orleans,
PlaygOerS here are familiar with this
play, which created a very favorable i'm
preston last year, and which. if possible,
was even intensified by last nights pres
entatiOn. The cast, which i well adapt
ed for the play, is upon Gle whole, a
rather strong one. Mr.. Charles Chap
pelle as O'COnnor proved himself man
ly, vigorous and thoroughly accom-
pliShed actor. He plays the hero in an
Sy, natural manner that was always
of force in the more stirring passages,
never marred by anything like rant
or Overacting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
The Mandamus Suit

Against Mayor Callaghan and City
Clerk ClaudOn, was called peremptorily
for trial this morning by Judge NOonan.
The Plaintiff and his attorney We're there
and ready for trial, but the defendant
asked time to file an answer, claiming
that they had not had time TO do so as
yet. This the plaintiffs attorney denied,
stating that five days was amply suffi-
clent, and the court ruled with the plain
tift. At the earnest requesr, however, OF
defendants attorneys, plaintiffs attor-
ney agreed to allow a postponement of
the case until Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock, upon condition that defendants
would admit all the facts alleged in
plaintiffs petition tC be true, leaving
only the question S of law to be argued be-.
fore the court Tuesday. This the de-
PENDANTS did by filing an answer admit
ting all the facts to be true as stated by
the plaintiff, whereupon the court grant
ed the postponement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
Ratified OFF THE RAILS.
Talked by Telegraph, Told by Train
Men and Taken in Transit

The last rail on the Inter Oceanic roaC
to Vera Cruz, was laid last Saturday.
The Santa Fe has adopted the commits
sion plan in paying its local ticket agents
Commercial Agent J. H. Littlefield, OF
the s. A. p. with headquarters at 81;
Louis, is shaking hands with the boys OF
the city.
Beginning tomorrow, the Illinois Cen
trail will inaugurate a complete limited
yestibule service between New Orleans
and Chicago. The trains run through
solid, and consist of elegant coaches,
lighted with gas and having all OF the
modern improvements on them.
Col. Bonner, the we'll known l. & G. N,
receiver, came down from Palestine yes
terday morning. The colonel, who is a
pleasant and obliging kind OF a gentleman
spent most of his time in his special
car which was side tracked at the |. q e.
n. depot, not having felt well enough to
spend the day outside. His trip is one of
pleasure and business combined.
The Houston Post says that the vari-
Gus railroad companies of the state are
sending out circulars calling the attention
of their agents to an act to amend article
1898, of the revised statutes of the state of
Texas, approved April s, 1899, repeating
the act requiring railways to build depotS
at intersections. The railroad men claim
that the repeating of the act was good
thing as it not only worked a hardship on
the railways but the people as well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-28
REoRGANIZING
The San Antonio Bicycle Club for
The Season

4 Inc season.
! A well attended meeting of bicycle RID
ers and those interested in bicycle mat
tiers. was held in the rooms of the San
| Antonio Gun Club last night.
| j. +. Pancoast was made chairman and
| w. A. Little, Secretary.
The proposition to form permanent
organization was adopted and the name
San Antonio Bicycle Club" was chosen.
A committee was appointed and soon
reported on organization, with the follow
ing Officers0
President, secretary and treasurer,
captain and first and second lieutenantS,
first and second Sergeants.
Mr.. PancOaSta was unanimously elect
ed president The secretary and treaSu-
rer election was passed until next meet
ing, as were lieutenantS. MesSrs ST.
Clair and Goldfrank were elected SER
geantS, and have called road meeting
TO take place tomorrow morning, starting
at 9 o'clock from 252 West Commerce
street. From the members of this drive
it is expected to select captain and two
leutenantS.
The colorS adopted for the club are
crimson and dark blue.
The following members present were
enrolled: j. E. PancOast, Frank Britain,
August Thiele, Frank Caldwell, l..
Benedick, Geo. st. Claire, l.. Goldfrank,
Il. M. Taylor. w. A. Little, E. Praeger,
j. M. Schott, J. McElrOy, f. FL. Wash,
Walter Rummel, w. C. Raymond, ChaS.
Hummel, j. Erkner.
Additional mem berS, not present: James
Simpson, Albert Stoves, Albert Maverick,
G.. NJ Rounds, Geo. Hines and Gus. Shafen-
berg.
Lists for signatures ofintending members
can be found at Nos. 252 and go West
Commerce street.