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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
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genommen, fir ben Gabrer nidt mebr
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ten gerlu6en auf boIprisen Wesen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
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baftem 3utanbe tief i'm WaIbe bel
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6aB man Ii6 cine @rfldrung iiber iein
8eri6pinben geben tonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09
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sen, @ei@wart, 6tebers unb Sauts &us4los SIe6ttn,
betten; turtrt SdmOrrbotben rber tein. I.sabluns.
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surl6eyItattet % Gents pte SAa6teI. Bum 0ertaui
In allen apotbefsu. aseipR Dretb, GRCmpfou h Co.,
MhpIeiuIe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

- 6rau .. 9. grnOIb, Npplebore,
Ont, Canada, bat nit itetS euten @rs
folgen Or. 4uguit &6nis8 Samburger
gruiftbee gegen 0uiten gebraudt.
preis % @ents ba8 pcdet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

5ett, I'm DIR. Yierce's Golden Medical Dis.
ooyery gu nebmen. als appetitrei,eubes,
reitaurirenbes 2onic, gum &ustreiben bon
Rranfbeitsfeiinen uub ole Rittel sur Grlan.
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eines @Ieiden. Gs re9t iebes Organ ,u
aefnnber 9bdtt9feit ar, reintgt nnb berei.
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ftellt 9raft uno @eiunbbctf ,uteber Ter.
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2eber ooer unreines 9lut peruriadJte &rant.
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rauttrt mir6. @euu es Oir nidt bilft
obsr Did nidt furirt, erbdltft Du Deiu
Gelb Suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-09

$500 tuerben bon ben Gigentbiimern BON
Dr.. Cages Catarrh Remedy fir eiueu I'm.
beilboreu 8all bon &atarrb offerirt. Sbr
Rittel furirt bic idlimmiteu 6dlle pOliom.
men uno anf Die Dauer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27

VXyANTED-A POSITION As FIRST GIRL OR
W for general work in family Address 2721
Eighth-and-a-hulf avenue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27

1t is a plain fact that 20 per cent of
the deaths in our larger cities are
caused by consumption; and when we
reflect that this terrible disease can
be forestalfed by Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, shall we condemn the suffer
ers for their negligence, or pity them
for their ignorance?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27

arbutus and 20 horse chestnut trees,
to be used in identifying the tower.
The finest and largest stock of wall
paper ever received in the city is at
Geo. Sutcliffe. the only store in the
city that has the exclusive right of all
the leading factories. and he has
bought in quantities that he can sell
paper cheaper than any store can
purchase.
The remains of the late George
Browner were taken from the vault
in Chippiannock cemetery yesterday
afternoon and inferred in the family
lot. A large number of the friends
of deceased were in attendance, the
services being conducted by Rev
Freeburg, of Moline.
H. F. Preston, one of the ARGUS
| typesetters who has been confined at
Mercy Hospital Davenport for several
| months, with trouble similar to
| paralysis. is again able to be about.
| His friends are gratified to witness
his improvement and hope that he
| NAV soon entirely recover.
Hiss Haas wishes to announce to
the ladies of this city and vicinity
that tomorrow and Wednesday she
will have her opening day to display
some of her beautiful spring milli-
merry. She will exhibit choice Sc
lection of pattern hats and bonnels;
among them artistic Paris hats.
The Helpers" circle of Kings
Daughters are preparing to to hold a
w. II. Gest on Thursday evening.
April 9th. Supper will be served
from six to nine O'Clock and there
will be for sale potted plants, cut
flowers, towels and work aprons.
A warrant was sworn out before
Magistrate Wivill today by Miss An
ME OsenburT. who became a mother
yesterday. charging DR.. A. Hanna.
the veterinary surgeon, with being
the father of her child. DR.. Hanna
was placed under arrest and the case
will in all probability be settled this
evening.
Geo. Sutcliffe, the wall paper deal
er, is pushing things to the point.
The fine trade from Davenport and
Moline are getting posted on the class
of goods that he keeps in stock and
he is doing 4 rushing business, as he
well deserves and knows how to han
die. He is looking out for still more
trade, which he will get beyond a
doubt.
While in Rock Island Saturday.
Mr. LouderbacL approved of the de-
sign selected by the commissioners
of Garnsey square in accordance with
the street railway companys propo-
sition to provide handsome orna-
ment. and this morning Messrs.
Lardner and Schnitger came over
and authorized the putting in of the
ornament at once. 1t will be a beau
tiful drinking fountain, artistic in APP
pearance; and will cost the railway
company $205.
H. F. Royce, general superinten-
dent of the Illinois and Iowa lines of
the Rock Island, has resigned his po-
sition and will be succeeded by SUI
perintendent Dunlap OF the lines
west of the Missouri. who will here
after be general superintendent of
the system. MIR. Royce has been
with the Rock Island road 40 years
and began life handling freight in a
depot in Boston, afterward going on
the road as brakeman. then check
clerk. conductor. station agent and
superintendent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
Feeds HIS CnicKens on Horse Meat.

PITTsBURG, March 21.-Officer Moreland
reported to Superintendent of Police Muth,
of Allegheny, that Frank Lewken, of
Frederick street, killed horse and after
skinning it cut it up and packed it away
in barrels as he would a beef When the
officer called at Lewken's house he found
a portion of the meat cooking in pot
on the stove. Lewken is Freno hman and
claimed that he had cooked the meat for
his chickens
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
The weather Forecast.

The weather indications for the
next SO hours from a, IN. are: Fair
today with increasing cloudiness fol-
lowed by light rain or snow tonight
or Tuesday; slightly warmer easterly
winds.
+. J. WALz. Observer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
no ses fo- SALE.

For sale-At a bargain, five good
heavy teams with harness and wag-
ons. also single harnesses and buggy.
A bargain if taken at once. Reason
able terms will be given. Call at
this office.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
For Sale

One Of the best known democratic
papers in the Eleventh congressional
district. bargain if taken soon
Good office, cylinder press, plenty of
type. Good Job Office in connection
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
Three Men Killed by the Cars.

EAsToN, Pa, March % Three men
were killed by cars at different times Sat
urday. They were James Farley, James
Winter and Michael &. Bowman. The last
two were raiIroaderS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
PIANOS.
ORGANS.
GREAT BARGAINS.

As | am crowded and over-stocked
with second hand pianos and organs,
/ am determined to close them out
this month, if low prices will do it.
These instruments are all in good or
der and will be taken back as part pay
on new instruments at any time YOU
wish to exchange.
Worcester square piano. IS &C
/ Pennsylvania squsre piano. 50 %
I Firth Pond & IS 90
Steck eouare piano 65 90
! v alnut case upright piano IA octavee.. 100 90
$50 90
1 rosewood upright 2ls 90
l walnut case upright piano. ..-.....-.... 2ls 90
stope.. ............... 40 90
Carpenter organ. walnut case, .tope.-. 45 90
q stope.. 81 90
] Chic, 20 organ ............... 80 90
/ Mason Il Hamlin organ ........ IS 90
The above named instruments can
be purchased on easy payments. i
also have a large stock of the New
Scale Kimball pianos, Hallet & Davis,
Emerson and other makes, also the
celebrated Kim ball organ. You can
save money by purchasing here as
you are buying direct from the man
ufacturer. Come and see me and get
my prices.
d. r. BOWLBY. Manager.
w. W. KIMBALLs BRANCH HOUSE.
Rock Island, III
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27

+. j. WALZ, Observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

The brooklyn Club on Wednesday held lis annual
election Of officers with the following result: Pr-si-
dent. General Benjamin F. Tracy; vice'presdcn,
Henry d. Pohomus: treasurer. II. {. Du Val; secre-
tary William II. steel.
TIE Union Lcagne bowling team gave dinner to
some OF It's friends last night.
\ private subscription dinner will sho: tly b. gwen
to Colonel Thomas +. sloan By his fellow members OF
the Algonquin Club. Colonel SION last week
elected Major q. the "Old Guard" defeating TX u'
rogaic Ransom ut the recent election.
Captain William /. Penney, recently appointed Ad'
intant of the 18th Regiment, the guest on
Wednesday OF some OF his fellow club members at
dinner Charles S. Carscallcn and Lieutenant George
J. Hardy. OF the 9th Regiment; e. II. Upjohn and G..
IT, g. JaHray, Of the 18th Regiment: George r.
Miller OF the ed Regiment, and others responded
10 toasts.
A match game OF bowls Is being arranged between
the Ncw.Utrocht Club OF Bath Bcach and the Mid
woods OF Flatbush. Fifty members Of the New
Utrecht Club have entered into spring bowling
tournament and have divided themselves into teams
OF five men each. At the end OF the prizes
will be awarded TO the first three teams. The mem
beis wye, hayc orgnnz"d enb among , T has
OF directors las allowed them the free use OF the
bowling alleys. a..
Junior numbers OF the Knickcrbocker Field club OF
faibnsl. closed last saturday night: me medal was
awarded T. Frank W. WALKER who won eighteen games
II the seres OF twenty psycd. and has earned the
Title OF champion Of the junior members. The record
shows tho highest average TO be 2O3 pins. made by
F. w. Holmes IT.. for the entire series OF games. tn,
entire, for n tournament among fifty Of the senior
members Of the club closed last night. They then
PLAYED their first games. in contest for a gold pin
Similar to that Of the season Of 1892 and lsi. In
ease OF any contestant wiEnng this prize more than
enc season. gold bar Indicative of each additional
championship i 10 BE- added TO the original pin. The
tournament Is to b. under the management OF the
howllng committee. wlrh consists Of +. Webster A.
Is, Catiin and T. II. Drigg>.
\ delightful entertainment WIS cnloyed by a large
Number 81 the member OF the Wildwood Club Of Flat
hash and their families last "Wednesday evening. VIII
lam L. Reese gave selection OF rcctatlOns and real
,cs. The progressive trophy lowing prize, offered
hy yicc-rrrsldcnt Edward F. De scldiDy for the
l0wlcr> showing the best Improvement In his bowling
for fifty games has given new lie to The sport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
IL tho General Committee Gaopted satisfactory p'''

IL the General Committee laoptcd Satisfactory Pi'
OF reorganization.
The refusal of the Republican General committee
TO adopt the resolution presented by H. Ross Apple
ton commendire the work done b. ". j. OayiOr ih
the matter Of municipal reform I'M caused IN gre ais
cusson an Il the resolution laa Deen
ont debat. The resolution expressed c-inhiehuhuoli
" work which all publ piritcd citizens approve ana
which Is directed against Tie Democratic King ,, Al a
spirit which al, Republican. should approve. there
was no question raised oil expressing apprUs oid nor
name. The fears expressed by those VINO wouiu 10.
hear the tuition before they lMl II upon ti' thDc
were not borne out by the wording OF II a. shown
when ii was Published \ remarkable iact M oH H
aynar 0 has r~sa any @ Of
aeement In his public srlrit.d WORK from any oreai-
back Of i Public spirit IN til. city to which he feelney
alluded in one OF his speeches advocating cohsohda
II begins to look as II the town Of rlatbnsh might
bee ,mc the Twenty ninth instead q the Thirtieth
Ward. The vested interests in ew-utrecht are so
Twenty -nInh Ward liat 1t Is likely to fail Flat
hush Interests ar, more strongly In favor OF aInexa
lil providing for II was Killed. and as the opposition
Of the politicians is less pronounced IS probable
that he bill will be favOraby rep fted and passed
With tho Introduction Of the electric trolley system
tbs Flstbush-ave. line OF street which will
will y br" IN i Mr point
Of time rRc time from the border OF the town to the
the old D rrnns Of s "F' road in Ii" town forty
minutes II Is expected that electricity VII re-
10 twenty Gve minutes. TIE company has placed
thirty -four trolley on the road instead OF hry
three horse
The consideration Of candidates for places In the
Government service I'm the city has not gained great
publicity thus far. None OF those who held Office
under the former Cleveland Administration are seek
Ing rcappOintment. Ex-Posmnstcr Hendrix Is now
member 81 Congress. eyIn'ernal Reyennc Collector
Black Is City Treasurer, Charles VI. stafford doe,
not desire 10 be United States Marshal again. ana
Mark ID. WILDER hopes for some other place than
District Attorney. The name OF william Walton. 4
veteran newspaper man. with n host Of friends. who
Is now serving his second term as president OF me
brooklyn Press Club, IS favoraby mentioned for the
PostmasterShip.
The Kings County branch OF the Empire State
Democratic Association which says that II Will soon
he the strongest Democratic organization In the state
will hold hi monthly meeting tomorrow evening
political issues. there will bc exhibition. "in ORDER
10 the members" the circnlar states ana
four rourd boxing bout will BE- It's principal feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
SMALL WARES.
Al,caus at LOWer Prices Than
4uU,cIlere Else. :.

We fully realize the Importance Of this de.
We nllot 20 il more space than is given to any
other small ware department IN America. Our
assortment is larger and our prices are lower
obtaining the very lowest rates are such as are
not enjoyed hy any other firm. Our qualities are
always of the hest and our measurements fun
mind We do not ask you to take our state
mcnt for granted: we will gladly. give YOU
samples and prices. This beng so. why imagine
that you can do as we'll elsewhere
Fancy Cotton Betting, l2-yard pieces. 80 eta
Plain Cotton Eeltine, 9-yard pieces, l? cts.
Double Skirt Betting. 12-yard pieces, 80 cts.
Horn Bone, to i: inches, to l? cts. per
Dozen
Back Alpaca Braid, IL yard pieces. Is cts
Seamless Dress Shields, 10 and IL cts. per
Fnll line of Empire Reeds Standard Patterns,
and Velvet Facings, in long lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
NEUS FROM Tue ARMORIES'
m REVIEW EATTALIoN-oFFICEHS CIV" ."
DINNER.

M REVIEW A EATTALoN-oFFlCEHS Wv"
DINNER
Colonel Partridge Of the 23d Rerimen'. mas ''a' ro
co,onc, John c. Eddy, OF the 4''h h'5' J.,
,i.., a battalion Of the reSimcht oon',''' c,,
C,, willard L. Cander March 10 '"'o
Aus.cn and Colonel Michel nave "'o''
h,t,aIons OF the 23d Regiment , ,,o,
N, nov, Wednesday evening the l3ih h'Hn'"
In haze a drill and review. and the loo pr WIN
medals will be- presented 70 Inc me"' ,, oo,.
The third battalion of the Ism hes. ',' a1"
sistipc Of Companies a. i and n. h,n i ua,,
ro,,oI, tl,orcs H. Luscomb on MoIday evening"
The first battalion, which Is composed Oh .op.',s"
:. q and G. Will have reception ana review n"'er
commaua Of Lieutenant Colonel william l.. watson
The annual dinner Of Company ]. 18Th Regiment
will be held on April .. T.. a.. l-u,
The winners of 100 per cent medals In 'ne 1'u,
Regiment will receive then on Apli - WIG" '
! Y. Mese,oIe will review the comman1.
First Lieu:erant Elohr.. Of Company IT, 4,'n
gecinent las received his commission al o'
for second lieutenant in the company mar o''
ordered for March %. &. l.. ,"9cui'' 'i''""'
The candidate Herman Miller elected secohi
lieutenant some time ago. but he never appeared !"
,aac his examination
con,uany X. An Regiment will have musical
cnt.r aInment at the arrnory on March 20.
Dr. H. Hum gave an illustrates on r 1sSrre evening" 20 me-
Company e.. 45ih Regiment snh'ed Hhr'ee'
The stan OF the I'D Regiment gave dinner at ~
Colonel Tsrrsdse Lieutenant Colonel Alexis {;
smith presided. Among the speakers were t3ons'
psrs rt1ssc n e. prDan George u. Hull. W.. II.
spencsr. II. H. Cochran. Richard oliver. Theodore
H. sillcocki nnd Ezm d. Forest A..
rrivate FiyIn Rogers OF the I'd Battery. died from
pneumonia on Tuesdny. He was formerly a member
of the I'd Battery IN Eew-iork bst on ms renU ,'s,
organization viii a,tend hs funeral In body this
The I'd battery will have review on "Wednesday
evening. - -
tath REGIMENT, has asked to be returned 10 the
supcrnumerary list and election for Captain Of the
Company has been ordered for next Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
AT THE PLtYHOTSES.

The first appearance OF Edward 5. Willard In
ErookIyn this viii he nj the Columbi Theatre
this week lie Will appear In round n his SIC
cessful imprrsona'ion. playing In THE Mddleman
tomorrow Tuesday ana saturday evenings; In a
r'Ool's Paradise Wednesday evening; In John
Ncedham's Double Thursday evening. AMI in
JUDAH on Friday eveaing and saturday afternoon
MIR. Willard needs conmendnton 10 these familiar
with his upon the stage In his compiny u
Miss Marie Burroughs. The well-known actress
The attraction ut the Amrh!on tbs week will he
Mrs. Minnie scligman-,uitirg and k,r husband Rob
ert Livingston Cutting. ir. In Archibald clavcrins
t;untcr's drunaiization Of Colonel Richard ,avazcs
novel MY Official Wife" The suppJriiag company
includes william r. Owen. Enc Gcrinon and others.
The production Is under the management OF Frank
W. sanger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

, ,,o o,o tho Rev Richard Meredith, Dr. Wesley
u D.,ts now Of the Reformed Church on the ies''
nr r \ sims Chancellor OF syracuse University 8
Dr lanes g. Chadwick. pastor OF the sumner NV
church: Dr. Henry BascT. pastor OF 81, IA" ~ -
x.vsr,,. DR. A. J. Palmer, o. New OH III. 90 -
rc,,,,ridc, snperntcnacnt Ct the Metl"'iS1 Ep''Vo
va, ucs,,,oI. Dr. j. @. peca, Methodist MisSioh'iS
.cr,,,,,. DIR Jny Dcn.on Hamilton secretary oi ''
v,cro, .ssocia.jon ana DR.. j. .. Wisoh' lHc P'oS-
cnt incumbent ,, ,,o phi,,
When Dr. Wilson was Transferred from inc MIA
ao,rbio Conference and became pastor OF 'he c".'
in 1901 lie found this burdcn OF d"b' cohir"ii"e ~
ma hc decided il INST be gotten ma o. oh ''"''n -
Zoo Ia said tie ,hu,,-i ready to pay IL oen,''
!, t,c4n,,on by William Collins OF flo,Ooo hcaHci '"c
Tho ~, and the whole amount was Obtained III '"c'
,ro.,s Tn. total WAS s4G255 TO- In III" last year
,h. total amount raised, naEdins the sum io' '''
debt. @oi.-1o a.. ,.o,,,o,,
nosors OF the CITY, an; has been Only '"o ''''' "
rrooN,vn but he las added nearly 400 members "
,h. slmpson Church. apd secured Subscriptions 'o
s.r COO In tilee weeks toward an OH 'ep'. "c was
arco,.d q, the Illinois Wesleyan universal! anu NV
D,o,v Theocccal seminary. For tweiVe years "
tore DO went 20 Brooklyn he was pis,or Vi '""''
g.; rbu.deluni, where he had marked success. ""
cha ,cc,ure platform pr. Wilson ins also n'n SUI
- A, iba ;uls,ee exercises in connection WIN 'hc
.eortcoce cremation the morning sermon VIII oe
rrcocbcd by Bishop +. g. Andrews. IA' "o' 80 80
,u =, h,rne1 immc lately a;terward In Tue ai '
VIII U. wnc,np Will be he'd at which former PhS'ois
n0ch he' nH5ras,es laymcn's meeting VIII pc
ia i'm the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
AMONG THE CLTBHOCSES.
THE DINNER IN HONOR OF CT NERAL TRACY
ENTERTN NMFNTS.

THE DINNER IN HONOR OF CT NERAL TRACY
ENTERTAINMENTS.
II was n magnificent tribute that the Hamilton
club paid 10 cx-Secretary Benjamin +. Tracy on
Thursday night The fourth anniversary OF the dinner
given by It TO him when he was about to enter upon
his duties is Secretary OF the Navy. which he mas
fulfilled In way that calls forth the hearty commen-
datIun Of political friend and foe. General Tracy ;
own speech was excellent and that OF his successor.
secretary Hilary 4. Herbert. was an eloquent triohte
10 the former secretary. President GeorG, W. oI-
colt Mayor Body. Justice Bartlett. -. Clair Me-
Kcway. Justice Cullen, General Woodford and William
c. Dewitt also spoke.
Tie Hamilton Club has issued card to members
saying that the club membership Is limited TO ODD
ana that II Is now Gl9. When the thirty zone va
cancies have been filed the entrance fee will be
come $3.50. There have been forty'slx applications
for membership since January IL.
TIE annual election OF the Hanover Club was hci1
on Wednesday evening. and tue following directors
wer. elected without opposition Andrew ID. Baird
Benjamin d. Bacon. Edwin Knowles, Joseph IT,.
Boston and William +. smith Mr.. Boston succeeds
william c. EFyant. and Mr.. smith, George /. Moon.
TIL. Others were reelected The secretary, j. W.
IIo,sc reported the membership 10 be 40, as against
AZ year ago. and 1, was predicted that II would
be- 800 I'm II year. The small increase last year was
Nv. 10 a large number Of designations. The treasurer
rporlcd th, assets n Sgj.jl7 30 excess over
liabilities ~ slG.jGs 30. tn" real estate IL WORTH
$si 91i -. aud the furniture. Sl0,236 81. The
bonds outstanding amount 10 $4,000. over Sl3ooo
was recently subscribed 10 pay OF the floating debt
lnc.iicd IN the present statement OF liabiIti's'
II 1, hoped TO make this 10000 and pay OF a lot
Of the bonds. The club has also raised s3,30O for
the purchase Of pictures
The oxford club on Tuesday evening elected the
following directors: To unt March. 1896,
Pascal &. Burke Herbert g. Hull. Frederick ii.
Webster Frank :. sherry ana VI. r.. Elmcrdor!; to
serve until March. i-0i. Warren G. si!lcocks. Will
lam Iicnl WIS elected president: Eugene Butler
treasurer: Or. T.. J. Whitney. chairman u the social
c,a1mittce ". :. Taylor. chairman Of the art com
mitirc.
The Hiding aud wing Cmb had women's
tandem race ON Wednesday evening under the supc:-
vision Of Henry TAYLOR
The MOniauk Club has been declared the winner
In the Int-r.Club Bowling Lraeu" tournament. which
ended week ago The record Of the tournament
/, II, follows: