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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

cussed. Every Republican feels that his
rights are at stake, his manhood is in
peril and his citizenship is on the ragged
edge of anpihilation.
If it were possible for the Democrats to
succeed in this election then Ohioa might
be classed politically with South Carolina.
Both have large Republican msjorities,
but both would be counted for Cleveland
and that honest2 Immaculate? defender
of Tammany hall would cheerfully accept
the corrupt votes of these states just as he
accepted the corrupt iratical vote of New
York in 1854.
To show you, however, the superb eff
fort which is being made in gallant Ohio,
| send YOU the State journal of to-day.
There are now fifty Republican speakers
on the stump and more are coming; we
have yet twelve week dave and as all of
US will speak every day but Sun
days over 800 meetings will be held before
the election. Now there are 800 league
clubs and 800 more not yet in the league
who hold weekly meetings and that will
make a grand total of $500 meetings in
the two remaining weeks. How is that
for work my New Mexican Republican
friendsP Here is an example of what
united effort, devoted zeal, earnest pat
rotism and perfect organization can &C.
complish. The day that sees 200 clubs
in our league differed by earnest, self
sacrificing men, sees Democratic mis-
government buried forever in New Mex
leo. l will bring home perfect schedule
of the entire system Of organization in
Ohio, which | will present to the territor-
ial committee for its guidance and which
ought to be adopted at once and put into
immediate operation.
We have had fine weather up till yester-
day, Sunday, then it broke and began to
rain, and so it has continued with tenaci-
ty worthy of better cause all yesterday,
all last highland all to-day without ceas-
ing. 1t is not like the honest downpour
of New Mexico which comes like cloud
burst for a few hours and then leaves a
clear sky, no indeed, this is low, mean,
contemplate drizzle like the famous or
infamous Scotch mist with sky as heavy
as lead But as 1 leave for Marion in an
hour, where | have made pleasant i'm
pressions several years ago and where
some of my Neophytes
with all The zeal
Which young fiery converts feel
are getting up big meeting for tonight,
| must say adios A. l.. MORRISON.
The only bet l heard of on my last
weeks route was one by a Democrat " no
wagered four to one with brother Dem
ocrat that Mckinley would be elected.
Hopeful amt they? A. L. M.
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Notice for Publication.
Homestead 3774.]
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FEE, N. M. !

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FEE, N. NJ.
October 7, lS9l.|
Notice lie hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on Nov 20, 1891, viz :
John w. Cook for the s1a nw4 and ne
sw4, sec 2, tip Is n, r IL e.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence uron and
cultivation of said land, viz
James F. Fox, of Cerrillos, N. M; l..
N. Stone, Chandler Cowles, of Glorieta,
N. NJ. M. R. Stone, of Cerrillos, N. M.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance OF such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason,
under the law and the regulations of the
interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place to cross-examine the witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal OF that submitted by claimant.
A. L. MORRISON, Register.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23
HON, 60 WOLCOTI.

After all the fuss and feathers the only
change made in the directory OF the Den
yer & Rio Grsnde railway company is the
entry of Hon. E. 0. Wolcott, U. 5. sena-
tor from Colorado, as member OF that
organization. This won't do Colorado
any harm while at the same time 1t Is
rather pleasant news for New Mexico
Senator Wolcott is tried and true friend
OF this territory. lie is a broad guage
man in every sense and if there is BUSH
ness to be had for the D. & R. q. in New
Mexico Mr.. Wolcott will insist that the
road be sent after it. We are pleased to
chronicle the election OF this sterling gem
tleman to the narrow guage directory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23
THE DEMANDS OF THE WEST.

At the present rate OF progress the west
in a very few years will be absolutely free
from the dominating money power OF the
east. Outside of the manufacturing in
dustries and the ownership of the rail-
roads the west is to-day called upon to
nav no tribute to Wall street. The shoe
is steadily crawling over to the other
foot; and the wonderful showing the west
is making this year in producing articles
for export, and supplying raw material for
eastern manufactures will go long way
toward opening the eyes of congress to
the demands of the west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23
A Beautiful Spanish Romance,

A friend, and, of course, constant
reader" of the Post desires to know who
is the author of ''the beautiful Spanish
romance, entitled "Aviso de Organiza-
cion' that we publish every day also
when we are to publish "some more
chapters" He saws:
II hope that the succeeding chapters
will be more exciting than those already
published. l have read the first chapter
several times, and am eager to see how
the plot works out; perhaps you can
answer, did he marry the girl? | am
afraid that If you don't give US another
chapter soon, some unkind person will
remark that your paper has Spanish flies
on it,"
The author of the romance above re-
ferred to was seen about the capitol fire.
quently last winter, but desires ior the
present to withhold his name. We can
assure our friend, however, that after a
pretty tough experience among the cactus
bushes of New Mexico the girl discovers
her long-lost lover, is happily welded,
and becomes the mother of large and
interesting squad of little "sand Span
iards. Washington Post.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23
RATHER FAR FETCHED.

IT is scarcely probable that the supreme
court will rule fayorably on the claim,
set up in the lottery contest by the Mobile
Register, that the means adopted by con-
gress to kill this blood-sucking optopus
IS in effect an abridgment of the rights OF
free speech and the, press. Free soil,
free speech and a free press are three
principles which are very dear to the
American heart, but the plea that sup.
preston of fraudulent lottery adver-
tisement infringes upon the rights Of the
latter seems indeed to be very fsr-fetched.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

good hay crop just harvested and a very
fair crop grass for winter grazing New
Mexico ought to get through the winter in
splend' d shape } far as concerns her stock
growing interests. In one thing, however,
we'are deficient, and that is in the mat
ter of horse flesh. Good horses are al
ways in demand and New Mexico ranch
men. ought to pay more attention to this
branch OF the business.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23
EDITORIAL COMM ENTS.

The Silver City ASS Continues to Bray.
Neither the New MEXICAN nor any OF
the other ring organs of the territory, who
take snuff when Max Frost sneezes, have
attempted to reply to the charge of official
juggling of the funds of the territory,
made by this paper, but with the Santa
Fe coyote in the lead simply howl "White
Caps. Silver City Sentinel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

THE trade of the Mexican Central and
Mexican National railroads is increasing
monthly; whereas the business OF the
Mexican railway from Vera Cruz to Mex
leo is slowly decreasing; that means that
the United States is g. gradually gaining in
trade in Mexico. Score another one for
reciprocity and the Mckinley bill.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

The citizens of this great territory
should bear in mind that after October 81
all taxes become delinquent and penal
ty can be collected on them. The more
promptly taxes are paid up, the better Tor
the territory and the people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

THE Santa Fe railroad is commencing
to advertise this health-giving and mag
nifcent climate of New Mexico in good
shape; it is we'll and will do the road and
the territory great good; we can not have
too much of judicious advertising.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

THE government rain-makers have just
sent out very enthusiastic bulletin from
their experimental station in southwest
Texas. There is so much water, how
ever, according to their reports that the
WI Die business smells little fishy.
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AN EXCELLENT SHOWING.

The census report relative to the live
stock industry in New Mexico makes a
most excellent showing with 1,225,524
head of sheep; ,O54,022 head OF cattle,
and 10000 head Of other live stock; with a
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

THE wages paid to the miners OF Colo
RADIO amount to over $l,OOO,OOO per
month. Twelve millions year is what
this class of labor causes to be circulated
in the Centennial state. No wonder Colo
RADIO is prosperous.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

The present price of pearl buttons is 70
per cent lower than it was year ago.
Pearl buttons are now being manufac-
tured in the United States, whereas
year ago they were imported from Austria
entirely. The Mckinley bill did it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

CAPITAL seeks investment IN cities
where there is a good deal of improve
ment and where there are liberal and
public spirited citizens; stick a pin right
here several of you New Mexico towns,
OILY own city not excluded.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

IT is becoming more and more appar'
ent daily, that James G. Blaine Is not
as sick man as our friends, the enemy,
would have the people believe. Despite
Democratic newspaper stories, Mr.. Blame
is a right healthy man.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

THE more the Democratic organs assall
SUPERINTENDENT Porter the more are the
people convinced that the census upon
the whole was as well taken as such a
vast undertaking possibly could be.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

Patronize the New. MEXICAN for all
sorts OF fine and cheap job printing; larg-
est and best printing and book binding
establishment in the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23

rar-The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
onsr in New Mexico. 1t Is sent to every fost
az ~ the Territory and has a large and grow
Ulio o,rnniatIon emong the Intelligent and pro
Qressiye people of the southwest
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-23
JOHN p. VICTORY,
GEO, HILL HOWARD,

Attorney and Coul sellor at Law, Santa Fe, N
NJ. Associated " it'll Jeffries g. Earle 14i7 st.,
N. W., Washington, D.. c.. Special attention
given to business before the local land court, the
general land office, court of private land claims,
the court of claims and the supreme court of the
United states, Habla Castellano y dara atencion
especial cuestiones de n ercede, y reclamos.
References Hon ]. 7. Jones, U. s. senate Gen.
Sterne, esq.,, New York; Hon. r. c. Mccormick,
New York; Hon. John WATSON, California; Pablo
Baca, esq, Las Vegas, NJ; William Miller, esq,
Washington, u. e.
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T. #. CONWAY,

T. f. CONWAY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Silver City
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to al
business intrusted to our care. Practice in all
the courts of the territory.
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Il. A. FISkE,

K. A. FISkE,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. o. Box
"F," Santa Fe, N. M, practices in supreme and
all district courts of New Mexico. Special at.
tentiOn given to mining and Spanish and Mex.
lcan land grant litigation.
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All contracts and bills for advertising payable
monthly. -,,,,,4;o,,
All communications intended ior puDliSatiooaa
,,,at he accompanied by the writer's name anu
for as an to the
good faith, and should De- 70 a6 husness should
eo Jdressed to NEW MEXICAN Printing Co.
" Santa Fe, New Mexico
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
ANNIVERSARIES.

October esd.
Born: DR.. John Jortin, 1893.
DIED: F. Gautier, 1872.
Boethius, 524.
Anne Oldield, 1880.
Battle of Edgehill, 1912.
Irish massacre, l64l.
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gm-Eutered as Second Glass matter at the
santa Fe Post once
The sun., 1891-02-19
xxrcxKnsocxrs sovnrse c1rn
Society Fsih who Bowl fsr Thsap Owr
Amusement

Society Fsih who Bowl rsr TAsar 0wn
Amusement.
Tho inaugural meeting Of the Knick kerbocker
Bowling Club. composed OF ladies and xeAtls-
men. was held at the Tennis Court alleys 2l2
West Forty.nrst street. yesterday afternoon.
between the hours OF O'Clock aud O'Clock.
To accommodate the members OF this organ
ization. the club leases the groNnd door OF the
TEAMS Court building every week. which in-
clndes thirteen elleya An attractive isaturs
Of the gatherings Of these society folk, to rar.-
nS,ps,S n ,hs s pDDular @ zane q RoNinG and
ii.I 81 Snians prisss % tSs SewieH Succsssisl
In putting up good scorea Evvrv alley vaeiA
use use yssterday. the women present displayins
ofs % roll creditabis and prize. winnins ssores.
SmAll bSuquets were presented to all the
.ts .eSr.a 81 cps to M dss
ecorine over 90. Mrs. Bysm X. stsvsns had
donated six .hapdsome, ssehet .eAses. These
wnG hoss rSsd y
which had proven rather iatisnine Tor the
ssne ,ex shi hp prsss Nsss yhiss
Ss,l.D Drisia pS.sss NJ:
kksIse S.:' collins 5 Mn Miss eoEsns ssosns E:
slScum si@ Me. fsrsinS M.ssrs M,ss s0 Rms.
Eossaa fESsi F. hol:ss 4 y bssns bbSaS: B. Ss%.
y. L. bsisasld. and J. z & S.s; Brsmssii. = oa amoss
ssi SsiSs I ksn as.S q:
Tsys.sr: Mr. 0rms Wilson. and osSsr rron:
aHsbt esb .is B. TS%sn; mm.rr Th' Hssn:ss'
Essr. Walter RnthsrIofd, Rsyard tatksen.
eGHss S0'iTs sSS oS E ..Gn saa sy
alleys every wsdnesday sitsrnoen. no. ' N''''
The sun., 1891-02-19
sEnxELHrs AyyrAL sYMNAs71cs
A New Auateur Duub.beil Record Created
at the Exh1bit1Ou.

A New Auateur Duus.ben Record Created
at the Exhibition.
Tho annual indoor athletic exhibition Of the
Bsrts,sy A. q. wns held nt the forty-fourth
street club house last evening. fully GOO guetn
viewine tho en,ertninmsnt In the pretty gvm.
nasiun. IL was q fashionable gathering.
edged on with besuty. three.fourths OF inc
audience being Of the fair sox. Prot Barker.
who was DR.. savnge's assistant. now looks
after ths physical tuition OF the msmbsrs. and
with good results A pleasing feature OF the
exhibition was that all the events were accom-
panied By lively selections upon the piano.
A dumbbsll drill by Prot Barker and class
opensd tho entertainment 1t was pretty OK.
hihitlon of graceful movements. the only fault
being thu. each pupil had different suit from
tho other.
High jumping was next In order. but did not
lead to any record breaking performance. nvo
feet six inches being the stumbling distance.
Horizontal bar feats followed. but outside OF
not not np 70 ,bs Ssersas The Professors show
Ing was Of the .highest order. several circus
'flSs Tssn sa there Was s fulfilling vibration Of the
bull ing; and = pondetons. Imposing n9ufe
S! sGFe S ~ S aSsus ss ss two
inches tall and Weighing 27S p9'unSs: ' d. n.
iht.w !" ouss chest M Ss
weights rs easily as the most accomplished
professional. He was announced a. Francts
as xss Rs aa Ss 'RS
nut up tho .SG-pound aud SQ-pound toGether.
right and left hnpd respectively, and the 1OO.
i20, and 100 were also jeiked III the air. Fifty
Eounders he threw around IKE eaess II, LHsSs n
bs ,sps. Rad tAsn i%. put SR ,wS To- @
Escord oI. one time made 81 Chicago tl.
Sort 10. 1859. but the CLAIM, was WRONG: AZ:
Curtis "cgrled" hi. bells from me .s,gs g.nsus9 20
1WSsrsd!s 1sSSaldsrs and hs thsa sboSed sssI
up. 1t 10 new amateur record. " the WeiRht
10 correct. but does not suppiant the old record.
being an spiirsly difreront game. So,
There followed an Indian club class drill
Wassss e n hRs snss a tsd
the Pas,tmes. iencing " Prot. ShaiIner md
bsrIcley 4. z and Instrub;or Webster OF the
paktime A. c., nnh aone slnRe-stick WORK.
rrot. Connsnl, fencing instructor Of Dr. eay:
sys hsa com. for duel due Mish ns,s PrS
fused the encounter.
The most interesting exhibition Of tho nifhs
was javslin throwing BY Russian Lindbs;
sixiy.lye tnll's-eyes In succession at . de.
fnSs feet { s,ss an .Sass ssssnS, nss
fp'I iest cnaf IT. itnSbs was not Ia cham.
oral very pretty throws The last few we're
made from the extreme end OF the gymnasium.
and seemed 'iancerous prpossdirg ior tho
Dancing followed tho gyinnest'o rortion OF
the programme.
The sun., 1891-02-19
a.ss. a.a Da.rorth l1.,eh.s.

Al agreement was signed yesterday 70. match b..
tween Jimmy hagen OF Philadelphia srd Tommy Dss,
forth Of this city The man who elInehsd the % ma,on
agreed in ssssdsrstion sf the payment OF certain
smount 70 bring ths event to sucesSsfui tsruiaston
or forfeit amount sufficient 10 pay the men vel for
their trouble and expense in training. The manager
hss the privilege Of bringing rio men together IN
limited number Of rGundA with h,g giovss in publia
~. or fntHtshinE place whsrs thsE can meet in
son:sss: r.: s:s .ua,.,o, v b. to .,,n, ..on,
r Ipsls The m.n.xsr ssy: that y me op.nlcn ei
sns b: WI try io srp. the oeisi.s q 4ssr iosn 70
nore. SSy o. ~ nissins CsfoI them .hs
counsel Il hs falls ,n .hs! be VIII 81 III ssh 81 10
AZ e. s!s 49, ::;
lsIssns yho een 70 landed tsei on Asfhsitss Island
Ss ESs, t5?p sss enc II hs .sseh
Ns ahsri sLis sisrs pSylSI pH ~ on S
..s b.si.h s,ii IL s..: ~; .if;? ssuna. In.r
uhl meet Tor pnrst aloue. hsvtns been Rsarantesd
s,nn ~, fns eatt. sill ':ss p.ss Within moaiS: 81
The sun., 1891-02-19
JOHN L. WANTED PEPPER SAUCE,
But It did Not COme Fast EnouEh to Suit
Him, aud He BecaAe Angrx.

RICHMOND. fsb is--John I. Sullivan closed his ~.
gagrmcnt hora last uizlt and began drinking lie Vas
up late. And this morning entered the ladies' din,ns
room At Mnrphys Hotel and called for breakfast lie
curSsd the negro nj William Miller. who told him
tha. that tha ladies room. and that Gel. Murphy
did not allow SWEARING in H. ',You dons hnov vhe
~ q oath. NiI:s I.PiisS "hs ~ sSt yes nus,
sst..:s s.sa he mss. s:s.s feI H:r s.
latter had 4 eonss Ist In his hand. This
ton w.. .hs better p.,. ysior sss.n esssias Ss
nndns sis too hos eeaeuded that he hAd bsstei
hut unknown 10 the persossor Of Honest Hearts aud
wilnr tsnds especially the latter ssesndsd % yhs
cupols from where he watched the departure Of SUM
VA. from the hotel and that Of tie Tor Nor
folk.
sullivan said to be Ersas lover OF red pepper and
it.s. an order ior Soti. of pepper s,ses that yss
wanted hot one asl waited " 90 ek .'ie looked ..
10 n.,d-i ice Msitr rather Than red psppsf sauce"
sat, s,,; ~. ~, tue ,aars a. soon ION si al could
,hs .Asss an, si,sshsls and .aid hs .oTid III him
ssoss all no insn had syer .itsmp,sd % r.ss, him.
dinirs room, They we're Al strsced ~ the disorssr,
but s,iitv.hsAi. noihug 10 any enc nor did any Of
them leave the roomL
The sun., 1891-02-19
GTMNdSTS 70 SNOT THEIR SKILL.
The Mcn who Have Entered for the AnA-
teur Champlou ships.

Gymna.ts will have their iAnine Saturday night
fbsy viii climb ropes swing elubs soss gracefully
through the air the dying rlnea and othsfwss d.:
port thsm.siveA The events. which are the aanuA
chan pion ships Of the Amateur Athletic Union. will
take place the eymnAs,um OF the Berkeley Athletic
Club and they promise be the most interesting
petitions Of the kind ever he'd.
me climbing contest will be specially interest
ing. Lank. the Manhattan A. C. entry, whs recently
seeded from the Astoriss expected 70 capture this
evsns The nrst compstiton In rope climbing ss held
in lsee Ths height was then twenty-five feet Robert
stol the winner In 3s seconds In i'ss the dis
tancs about twenty.four feet Lang won In SEQ.
ouds Lastyear Hoffman won in 8 is seconds. the dis
tAnes being about tvsnsyfsur feet This year the dis
win bs twenty nvs feet wism. Of Boston = sn
?. as s IN.
s.a oes ooa e.a .nsss sas
\.
nsn saa TnRoa |. tnsSs . :: :se.p!io:slIy slsv:r
si @ nav men M is unineSa snS sS.y may cause a. -
=; s.s: sna ' :: q: :
xsll: q. Seyn 4. tn. winner OF the stasound cham
T. %s:s., and
sS: sS:::ss 90; a'a;;. s:;t'ss;s:, ..s:,a .Ss
Nol Nsw York Tura versin; I. 4. Long. .Xaahattsn 4
e.: A File. flsseh%sn. Major Bosrnsr and u sanford
cuS ss,nsnE ,ns,yar.!nJ DSsy sroos,y,
6niss ( y! 8. :: smith. %.9s..isn !: e; Z SsiSy
!ss Ss:s
ss:Ss:ai S' Turn s'S:s:ns' s.s:" fs T. z.: zy
Parallel Bar. tn .ivdusl and all reund.y winokler.
Eationsi, Turn ,yersin; y. weernsr HoSoken Turn
:.te .na sns
yersn: Q. bay.n. Contra, Turn verein; I. Eibsnh
tns VA y.
woods Gymna.ium, @ sehillips Lsxinst,n A. q; r
GlaIi. Eex York a q Bewi!L A:ors, a 2; 4
horfinontai ssr individuai and all round-R Fs,..n,
Ns,iona, Turn vsrein: b. Raecht Sylvan A. C.; J. II.
\. n q FliI.s:'pha; BsnO Klein New York TSia
sontai har parasl bsrA fying rtnes vsuting horse,
sivsn 10 each sontsstsnt the aihists scoriag the
rsAts, number Of Esnt. VIII 20 declared the eham.
ssans fss 1t. s,eund 2 s
letss will not compete agatn on the same nppslans
K:ls YORK su;s S.r.a; o. ".s: {:
addition the regular .venta thsss win bs On o..
hibition continuation api BY msmbsrs Of the
Central Turn Vsrsln. under direction ef lsstructos
s understood that prots.ts will be entered in the
cases OF tu the club swinging and two In the
n n m annk
The sun., 1891-02-19
gauass we're plsysd shs TeIuts being as folows:
Marine a.a Ti.la C,ub Meetlng.

4 spscis, meeting Of the Marine and Yield Club was
bella at Arnoid's Conservatory Of Music, IOa Court
street. Brooklyn, last night An amsndmeEt tho con-
suton increasing tho membership Of the organization
from 21u. now to $50 was voted iowa number OF
Improvements the orssnisa,ions property at Bath
Beach L. l.. were decided upon; more culinary facu-
ties will be added 10 tho res and Tower Hall will
bo enlarged 70 sccommodate more seepinE apsrtmsnts
And 10 ipeIoAss the sizo Of the billiard room. Az
syS set OF bowling alleys will Also be consiruo,sd,
The annual financial Gatsment of the club for tho
sssea'. nssaSss Il a.. SemM.aSsmsns ei lie is..
nscsl wear this sum OF ~. l.:i3HSi was IN bank! the
amount OF sR Oh was paid into the treasury OF ie
mss Sy tic q" oS St R
cspts from Initiation fss. life Iusnherships aud yisL
tors dues amounted 10 The sniig sim OF &.s3a Trn
hauAaad doli.rs 40 psi i1'o ,s treasury ,or dust
ehn r.: nsSs q q; s,ss pqr
csnstructon Of Tower Hail COS, slasia: During tie
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