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rates have been easier and are at IA to
per cent. for prime grades.
The stock market has been singularly un-
affected by the beginning OF the gold move
ment, which almost always has a marked
sentimental effect on prices. The resistance
of the market to the effect of the heavy
slump in Chicago Gas on Thursday and the
sniments OF gold announced on that day led
to the suppostion that reaction was at an
end and that rally would ensue. But Sat
urdays market has completely Delied TINS
expectation. The market has been dull and
professional all week, sensational move
ments of special stock falling TO have any
marked effect on the general market. These
included a jump of seven points in Mammal
tan on Monday on squeeze OF shorts, the
slump in Chicago Gas on the purchase OF
competing companies by the great gas syn
dictate and the usual mercurial course or
Consolidated Gas. Union Pacific has nuc-
tuated widely or different rumors regard
ing the adjustment between the reorganlza-
ton committee and the government. me
unprecedented earnings of the railroads LOT
September and the handsome net returns
the week have been as Intellectual as the
gold movement in checking the reaction,
and prices are, with few exceptions, lower,
the losses in the grangers extending up 10
per cent. and in Omaha and Burlington 3is.
Prices in bonds were relatively firm, some
small gains being shown. IransacIohS
were light compared with recent averages.
are Is to rs higher, the latter the new
tours coupon. This issue sold during the
week at 1864, new high record
The following table prepared by Il. w.
Louis, Room II, Board Of Trade, SHOWS the
range of quotations:
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The COURT RECORD.
SuneriOr Court.


Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
Mary Stoute VS.. John Stoute; divorce.
Taken under advisement.
Florence Updegraff VS.. Jacob Updegraff;
divorce. Granted.
Mary Hinton VS.. Charles Hinton; divorce.
Granted Judgment against defendant for
benjamin Order VS.. Nettie Order; di-
Vorce Granted.
Peter Carpenter VS.. Mary Carpenter; d.
yorce Granted plaintiff at his cost.
Mary Wall John Wall; divorce.
Plaintiff dismissed at her cost.
James Short VS.. Ellen Short; divorce.
Finding for plaintiff. Judgment against de-
PENDANT for costs.
Room 2-Lawson M. Harvey. Judge.
Lille vogt VS. Harry Vogt; divorce De-
cree granted plaintiff with restoration of
maiden name.
Dismissed at cost of defendant
Robert Hobbs and William H. Williams ct
all VS. David M. Stout; contract. Finding
for defendant Judgment against plaintiff
for costs.
Addison l. Bachelor ct al. VS.. S. a.
Eaines Company; account. Finding for de-
PENDANTS. Judgment against plaintiff for
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
H. Lille Mackey VS.. Samuel L. Mohler;
foreclosure. Finding and judgment against
defendant, Samuel l.. Mohler
Solomon ReisS ct al. VS. y. Smith ct al. /:
account. Finding and judgment against de-
PENDANT Nellie Smith. for s.. 105 and costs.
ames T. Smith q Co. VS.. Sanford p.
Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Belle Baldwin VS.. James Baldwin; divorce.
Granted plaintiff.
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being that the gold to be sent hither will
be drawn largely from the continent Under
these circumstances there is no reason to
fear any departure from an easy course OF
the local money market. When the reflux
of currency sent to the interior sets in we
shall have another marked plethora of
money: which may prove to be the occasion
of a fresh revival of speculative operations
on the stock market. The flow of gold hav-
ing legitimately turned this way insures
easy money for the balance of the year at
least The abundance of time money at
moderate rates of interest will tend to fos-
ter a speculative upturn in the markets.
The better outlook for Cuba, due 70 the
change in the Spanish Ministry, and the less
likelihood in consequence of this country
becoming involved, is favorable factor in
the situation
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Transfers, with u Total Co
sideratiOn of 826.27S

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Oct. 8, 1897, fur
nshed by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles cor
ner OF Market and Pennsylvania streets, Indian
apolis Suite 229. first Office floor, The Lemcke.
Telephone. 1905:
Robert h. Strouse to Louis ]. Roach Lot
is, Block Z, Central Park addition.......... s400
Equitable Saving and Loan Association to
John :. Macy Lot 8, Squage 3, Caven
& Roc1wood's East Woodlawn addition. 1925
Mary A. Meek to August Heede, Lot IA,
Meek 5 second addition. 300
George S. Newman to Frank b. Stewart,
Lot l. Eiters North Meridian-street ad- ooo
william r. owen to Jane S. Jones. part
lots lots s 49, o. Is and So 1900
James II. Witty to Thomas c. Lewis. part
Lots, IS, SO and 40, Downey's Arsenal
lander. Lot 2. Bruce's addition. -. 1000
Same to same, Lot 50, same addition. ...... 5000
William VI. ST. Clair to William S. Mos
lander ct al, Lot 20. Block z, Central
Clarence L. Kirk to James M. Watts part
Lot s. in Wellington. ....................... $50
Frederick L. kautz 10 Lee Burns, part
Lots 80 and 49, Ritter's addition to IrV-
William e English to Frederick w. Ket-
terhenrioh, Lot "a, Square l, Martndale
81 Stilz 5 addition. ::............: 800
Jonas r Huber to Annie M. Cooper, part
northeast quarter of Section 3. Township
Is. Range LOU
Transfers 10; consideration. .s26, 275
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago 6 st. Louis
Railway Company.
Annual Meeting of stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company for the election of directors
and for such other business as may come
before the meeting, will be held at the Of
fee of the company corner of Third and
Smith streets, in Cincinnati, o., on
Wednesday, Oct p. 1897, at 10 o'clock a:
m. The stock transfer books win be closed
at the office of Messrs. j. p. Morgan & Co.,
No. % Wall street New York, at o'clock
D. m. Monday, Oct. f. 1897. and reopen at
10 o clock a. m. Thursday, Oct. rs, 1897.
f.. f. OSBORN, Secretary.
Cincinnati. Oct. Z, 1897.
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Totals 702 157 S4.776745
Increase, $925.4l2

ION this group of roads. many of which
have for some time been in low financial
condition, we find an average increase of
earnings amounting TO 1885 per cent. This
fact tells the story, more exactly than any
other evidence cam as TO the extent of the
revival of the general business of the coun-
try. At the moment, the market is not in a
position TO respond TO facts of this char
acter, but it does not need to be said that,
at a later stage, such evidences OF pros
perity must have their effect in a more I'M
portant rise in the prices of securities than
has vet occurred.
we have now reached a point at which
any disturbance to the local money market
from the shipment of currency TO the inte-
rior viii be checked by receipts Of gold
from abroad over $1,000 600 has already ar
rived; and exchange has reached a level at
which it viii pay TO import gold. Up 10
the date OF writing, engagements have been
made this week for the importation of
about s4.000000 and the. supply OF export
bills is such as to suggest that further large
amounts are likely to follow. The Bank of
England seems to take the movement eGsi-
ly. as Il made no further change in its dis
count rate on Thursday, the reason probably
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NO More Free-SiIver Sentiment.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Times in it's finan-
cial article this morning expresses the be-
lief that so far the Bank of England
is concerned nothing more will be heard
of the offer to hold silver as a portion of
the reserve. The editorial says it 'deplores
the mischievous effect the governments let
from a letter written by big American
manufacturer whose name is not given di
lating on and regretting the fact that the
banks offer was to some extent a confess
sion of the advsability of what Mr.. Bryan
had claimed.
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OPTICIANS.
Jennie Stevenson VS.. Charles Stevenson,
I'd MI inffff

Jennie Stevenson VS. Charles Stevenson;
divorce. Granted plaintiff.
Dora L. Hedges VS.. James Hedges: d.
vorce. Continued to Oct. 10, 1897;
Silas HollingsWorth vs. Mary E. Hollings-
worth; divorce Granted, with custody or
children.
vorce. Granted plaintiff. with custody of
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge,
Board of Chidren's Guardians vs. Freda
Merz, age seven years. Submitted TO court.
Evidence heard. Finding and order award
ing child to the care and custody of the
New Suits Filed.
Indiana Bond Company VS.. Zerelda L.
Grover ct all: street lien Superior Court,
Charles w. Coulter VS.. William A. Heath
ct al suit on note. Superior Court,
Room 2.
to recover money loaned. Superior Court,
William A. Carothers VS.. c. o. Patter-
son ct al, mechanics lien. Superior Court,
The Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS.. William T. Berry az al; suit
to foreclose mortgage. Superior Court,
Fred Pearson VS. George w. Bone ct al:
mechanics lien. Superior Court, Room ].
Hubert Heine, administrators, vs.. Cieve-
way Company; damages. Superior Court,
Room 3.
sadie Key VS. Mat Key: suit for divorce.
Superior Court, Room 2.
Ella Lewis VS. Charles A. Lewis ct al:
suit for support. Superior Court. Room /.
Benjamin y. Rickel VS. Francis a. ID.
Rickel: divorce. Superior Court, Room g.
Frank v. Chapman VS.. Mary L. Chapman:
divorce Superior Court, Room 2.
Charles q. Faust VS.. Lewis l.. Tallentire:
suit for damages. Superior Court. Room 2.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-Cotton steady; sales,
46OO bales ordinary. 5sc; good ordinary, Size low
niddling, 15-lSc good middling, 6ssci mlddlng
MEMPHIS, Oct. 9.-Cotton steady. Middling.
&c. Receipts, 1868 bales; shipments, LOAF bales;
stock, S1,57S bales; sales, l,750 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Cotton closed steady.
Mdaling uplands, 6l2c; middling gulf 64c Sales.
410 bales.
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NEW YORK. oct. 9.-Butter-Receipt 1851
packages; market steady; Western creamery, IA
age, Elgins. &c; factory, 9013c. Cheese-Re-
ceipts. 1913 packages; market quiet; large white
ami colered, 9G9isc small white and coored. 95ec;
part skins CIs07c: full skins 3lAa4c. ECgs-TRe-
ceipts. .c.s25 packages: market steady: state and
PENNSYLVANIA. leGlSs2c; Western. l6ls@l7c
creamery, 2OGf22c; dairy. 141l7c. Eggs-The mar,
ket has almost entirely recovered from yester-
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At Chicago-Clearings. s15. 23S. 42T New York
exchange, &c discount. Sterling exchange, posted
At Philadelphia@c Sl1,7l6.5 S1; balances.
s., SIS, 759. -
At New Yor1-Clearings. $l23, CVl,s55; balances.
At Observation-Disclosures. s17Gs3e61; balances
At Memphis-clearings. s357.B5s balances.
At st. Louis-clearings. s4,541,651: balances
At Cincinl ati-Clearings. 1885, coo.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 9.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
MAY above I7' Yesterday december opened fs@Ac
better advanced 11sc. declined 1c. rallied &c ard
closed there with tame feeling. Spot stronger;
No. red. cash. elevator $3.50 bid track s749Sc;
bid. Futures advanced with the improve
ment in wheat and because of crop damage re-
t erdsy sot M hgheT NJ bid ssn H ea Rs
day sP Pot @ No 6 eash 8 feXatS BEES bed
isssc bid. May, 22lzq22@sc Rye rm at 4Sc. bid.
Corn meal steady at S1.509155. F'laXseed nom
higher, with an urgent demand; sacked, east
track SSe biz ana choice e for s sde Hay STare
s65oQ57 timothy, 81 .50GlO. Butter FIRM creamery.
sio eot5 ties, zoe Baegn e. 67c PORK
steady rt standard mess o l cs6iee 81 @ Bas6a
= EeoXed lots extra short-clsar and ribs ST. SHORTS
shorts $5.G2b. Receipts-Flour, g. 0e0 brls: wheat,
g. bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats, $500 bu. Ship
$4,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
LIVERPOOL, oct 9.--Wheat-spot, No win
at afr Is sui iOd a. Cornspo american mixed new
STEADY at So lad; American mixed, old, steady at
Der; IS asa Floprmst Louis fancy winter firm
S e. ~ %; prime ness. dun s e.. Is . g:
medium Western 4sz sd Hans shqrt-eat 4 e
s lbs dun at @ 5 T ribs STEADY a o5r at
backs firm at 5Cs Cd; clear bellies steady at as
Western dull at 22s cd. Cheese-American finest
white and colored dali at ass. Tallow-Prime city
nominal.
BALTIMORE. Oct 99..1oFlour quiet ard I'M
81 anged; receipts, 1899 brls; exports, none.
Wheat drmer. Spot and month, 967s6S7c; Novem-
Der. s7hQsl32c; DeeeTbe ,o s!497}ec, bid; re-
wheat by sample, SlQS!l2c. Corn hrmer; spot
ard month. S39SSlsc; November and December.
new or old 3SG3314c Receipts, 54,434 bu exports,
81, 42S bu, Southern white corn S512Q36l4c; vel
Receipts AZ l67 bu; exports. 10000 bu. Rye
firm: No. Western, 52Q5252c receipts,
othy, slSal$.so. Grain INF freights fTm and u9-
eaased 9yte and anu unciSnged r ana
CINCINNATI Oct. 9.-Flour steady. Wheat
No. red, SEC. Corn dull No. mixed, soc.
Oats auiet; NO. mixed. &c. Rye steady; No. 2,
i7e;, Lard easier at y 12s32 Bulk meats easy at
Butter quiet. Sugar firm Eggs steady at 13c.
Cheese firm.
BUFFALO, Oct. e-Wheat-No. 2 northern,
srot 9O5lc- No northern, spot Sgssc; No red
winter. 9t1zc. Corn--No 3 yellow. &c. oats-No.
? white, 2SI2c. Barley, new, 4lG49c. Rye-No.
2. a9c.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Oct s.-Californa dried fruits
quiet evaporated apples, common Sole per Id;
primo wire tray sc; wood dried prime SEC;
to size and quality. Apricots, Royal. 7qSc; Moor
Park. SQ11zc; Peaches. unpeeied; lQllc; pesied.
1212QI7c per Id. Tone of the market quiet.
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Iyanizea. Isc and 10 per eent.; &c. pressed


EOfASAOHS-
81 Hamssugsregsed = to e rs ayerage S
l0s4e; 70 lbs average lOiaQ1Ic; block hams. Sag
Breakfast XII Baeon-cIeaF rsts 5S4GI1c: seconds
fard--T lettle-rendered, in tierces. SIC; pure
4sShoulders-1s lbs average. re; u to "A lbs av-
: PleiIsd Porl-Bean pork clear. per brl. 200
Bacon-Ciear sides. 20 to 50 lbs average, &c;
7%e: bellies Is lbs average IKE Il to is lbs
sgafe D lbs aTerae 9s 7e Is &c Il lbs aver
age TIC; 20 lbs average, Sc. In dry salt, lsc
Nails and Horseshoes.
steel cut nails too I Mirs nails from st0es
n halls, siaSlper box. Barb Wire galvanized 81;
painted I.75.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-choice cooking s175a2; fancy eating
Bnanas@Per bunch, No l. 81; No. 2. 75c.
per 10; domestic Swiss, l5e: brick lc lim0urger.
fareq eo to Box fancy, SO to box. ss50Gl
'onons~$i75 per bTl; red and white onions. 81.
Ss i iS:Ss per per- Pound
s%eet 81 Jersey. ss@825
PEI PPeaPecheg-Michigan peaches. s175Q225 accord
ing Fed 70 9P Hia5iss. per bu.
c cfaafsli7s g 2ss2.so per bu crate.
QuinceS-Sl 25Ql.5 per bu.
Seeds.
Clover-Choice recleaned, &C lbs, 275@3.25;
prime, sSG85c English, choice s.. 25q3 so; alske,
choice. $4,000: alfalfa, choice, .4O446O crimson
or scarlet clover, S242.d0; timothy, As lbs, $1,000
1.60: strictly prime. Sl.50Q1.60; fancy Kentucky,
IA lbs, $1GL25 extra clean, 6Q075c; orchard
grass extra 81 80; red top. choice, S0cQS140;
English bluegrass "a lbs, $115@175.
Window Glass.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount. 60
SKIS to iox15-singe:. AA, 81; A. $3.50; B. s6.25;
c., IS: Double: A. $3.50; A. $3.50; B, $S25.
11x14 and 12x1S to 16x24-Single: AA IS; A,
s7.25; B. 81. Double: IA, $l0.75; A, 1925; b,
iSx2O and 20x2O to 2OxSo-sngle: IA. $1,000; A.
$50 E. So Double: "A. ,S!4; A. s1275; 3, 81
s925.oo Dou6le:o A. SIPS; A. si$75; B. 81 g.
$3.50 Double:. AA, $40; A, $i4;50; B, SIPS.
2Gx34 to 2Sx32 and 30x20 to 2ex44-Single: "A,
a. S15.50; 3. S14.
So Double: AA. Si975: A, SIS: B. sis.
Double: IA. 1927 A, s21.25; b. 500.
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NEW. YORK. Oct Fig iron quiet; Southern.
$40 25G1125; Northern, Sl0.50Q12. Copper easy;
brokers'. 1l2Oc. Lead strong; brokers', &c. Tin
easy.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-Lead held at 4O5c. Spelter
nOminaliY 4.O5c.
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LONDON. Oct. Sat the wool auction sales
to-day, r. 259 bales were offered, OF which LOCO
were withdrawn. The general selection was poor,
but what good wools were offered realized full
rates Interiors were irregular and weak New
England merinos sold for Is Id 10 the continent.
and home buyers paid Is Cd for Victoria washed
fleece Fine cross breds firm ana
taken by the home trade. Cane OF Good Ho@,~
in small supply and unchanged. Punta
tanned the late advance and was taken chiefly by
the continent. Following are the sales in detail.
New South Wales. $50 bales; secured. idols ID;
greasy 5Gll1sd. queensland 33S bales; secured.
secured 71sd@ls 81; greasy 4,sQsd South aus,
ralia-4G6 bales; secured, ldqls I'd; greasy 5$49
greasy. 6H0nd,. New Zealand l0S bales;
secured Sd0is 4d; greasy. 5la091sd. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal-5SS bales; secured. 9iadd1s
Id greasy, 5@6Ad. Punta Arena-l497 bales:
greasy, 3ia@S1fd. The sales are scheduled TO
close next Thursday.
NEW YORK. oct. 9.-wool firm: domestic
fleece. 20G27c; pulled No. extra. 27@40ci Texas.
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Ons.

SAVANNAH. oct a-Splrts OF turpentine firm
at @l34c' sales 400 bris receipts 10ll hrls Itos.n
firm; sales. 2.500 brs; receipts. 22l5 bris; quote
\, Il, &. -. T., 81 70, 7, sl25; G, S139i IL, Si-4V;
l, Sl.50: X, Sl.55. NJ, Sis y, S215 window glass,
$40; water white, $2T5.
NEW YORK. Oct 9.-Petroleum quiet; United
closed; market. Resin firm. strained, common
to good. Sl40Q1.45. Spirits OF turpentine firm at
34ladS5c
WILMINGTON. oct. 9.--sprits of turpentine
quiet at S14Q32Ac. Resin firm at $ll94t..o.
at $685.
OIL CITY Oct. e.-Credt balances. roc; GER
tifcates closed at 70iac, bid. Shipments l2O,3yo
brls runs. Sc, $40 brls.
CHAIR EsTON. oct. 9.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at Sic Rosin firm.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Quiet-HOGs Active
and Higher-Sheep steady.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-Cattle = Receipts,
light; shipments, light. There We're but few fresh
arrivals and the market was Qulet.
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DAYS weakness This morning the cooler weather
increased the local consumption denSnd mate ,,
died Missouri and Kansas stock, lie.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. 9-Butter dIll and
prints lie lower; fancy Western cream9ry, &c
Eggs arm; fresh, nearby, 11izc fresh Western,
l55xeyl7c. Cheese firm
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Best brand charcoal tin. &c, loxl4, l4x2o. l2xl2,
lin. best brands, &c, l4x2o. a4g425; 2ox2s, Ss8
$50; &c. 2Ox20 old style, $l3 block tin in pigs,
lee. block tin In bars, Use; zinc sheet. &C.; COPPER
bottoms zoe: planished copper. zoe: solder, 1I4
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Iron and Steel.

Leather-Cak sole, 27W30c hemlock sole. 2lq
2Gc harness. Sl057c, skirting 5tq4le. single
strap. 3SI4lc: city kip. 6CIS5c; French kip, SEGA
1920. city caltskin. s0c4Silo; French calfskin.
A.2o4lS5. r,.
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BEAR RAIDING RENEWED
STOCKS SUFFER- FURTHER DE-
CLINEs, CLOSING AT THE BOTTOM.
Banks Surplus Reserve Reaches Low
est Figure in MOnths-LOcaI Mar
kets Hardly satisfactory.
At New York. Saturday. money on call

At New York. Saturday, money on call
was nominally 21aq3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 414d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S4s4 for de-
mand and at $4.s215 for sixty days; posted
rates. S4.sSQ4s312 and $4.S5l2; commercial
bills. $4.s1.
Silver certificates. 5705715c; bar silver.
5624c. Mexican dollars, 4S11c. At London bar
silver closed easy at 2612d an ounce.
The New York weekly bank statement
rLnrr-c tho fnlInrrrirnr.
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Circuit Court.
Henry CLAW Allen, Judge,

Board of Childrens Guardians VS.. Fred
Merz age seven years. Submitted TO cour
Evidence heard. Finding and order aware
ing child to the care and custody of tn
board.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

In the seventy-hrst Regiment the long. existing
deadlock In Company G over the selection OF 4 Cap.
eain has EGen EsttIed by the election OF First Lieut..
r. Heindsmann. IL was expected that a.bitter night
would ensue. but instead peace reigned through.
out. Lieut.. ". r. Meeks has hcen elected In Com
pany I. Company D VIII hold q dance in tho ar.
mory on Nay o.
AZ the request OF the Military Club OF New York
Justice Smyth OF the Supreme Court has signed an
order permitting tho organization to assume It's
title. to take effect legally on Tuesday next. Ait.
Gen. Tiiiinghast and other members OF the Cover.
nor's stan have accepted the privileges Of the club
for that day. and Mrs.. Tniinghast will be there 70
witness tho parade. Preparations are going on for
. Ladies' Day on May o. The club was formerly
known as the Seventh Regiment Veteran Club. but
reorganized with q wider scope and q new name.
Company l.. Twenty third Regiment. will give q
dance In the armory on April 20. Company D. ap-
pree,ating the long service OF Its members. has
presented Private John W. swesny with . handsome
diamond studded reEimentai veteran pin. he served
this entire period performed 100 per cent duty.
Fifty Regiment. and the Fjfty-sSeond Regi-
msnt. performing . total service OF over thirty
years.
The following members OF Company b, Ninth
Regiment. commanded BY Capt. Arthur u. Temp
kins. have received medals for performing 100 Per
cent. OF duty. Capt. TompkinS. Lieut. Heerdt. and
LSoahArdi. Sergeant Simpson. coFporals RAnist and
Phug. Privaiss csrrita. KeAEnsy. Boswell, and Coz.
EnOEu aEs being Hado by HunDsE Of young