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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
flnantial.
union PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Six Per Cent. Collateral trust Notes.
% WALL STREET.
NEW YORK March 10. 1897
To the Holders OF
Union Pacific Railway Company
Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust Notes
Secured nv yudcu,ure OF September T. 1871

Al the r.rs, a, holders OF large amounts OF the above
notes been engaged Tor some e ''s'
preparing plan by which the desire OF certain no'e-
holders cash payment shall be met anu A'
same time the remaining nochocers and other parties
In Confederation Of allowance OF preferred s'oN u
the recognized Union Pacific Railway Company as mere
matter mentioned shall. arrange TO take over te ''''
which Is pledged their present debt ana 10 au
date same definite period, In such manner Us
shat. avoid unnecessary ds!ntesrauon oil the 0o
Pacific system
In fJrhcAnce Of purposes ard after long nesoie
lions ana the cooperation ct the COMMITTEES con-
sisting Moore Alexander and Atkins an agree
men; has reached with the Union Pacific Rergaiza
ton Committee providing that tn, present hoss shaH oe
deposited with the Geposito! receiving new Ne''
cate o $1,000 each $1,000 note deposited 4hese ne"
Certificates VIII be limited in amount to ss'oo oes"s
the the amount OF notes now outstanding Inc
deposited notes will be used b. for the purpoS 81
fotec.osng the present trust and OF purchasing the COZ
lateral held Hereunder far deemed advisable me
securities acquired to Re administered ana gaau
ally .quidatod By Substantially In the same way We
doins) for the purpose OF redeemlng the new
Certificates after paying thereon al per cent
per annuu from February |. 1891
In consideration Of the terms Of this agreement and
opportunity thereby afforded the Union Pacific
Committee acquire all Of the properties he'd oy
;or these Certificates that Committee agrees that
the reorganzed Union Pacific Company shall pay 10 eaen
Certificate holder Is per value In IT'S ne" pre-
fe-red when II. by February J. l0O2 'ere
to said preferred stoco. equal to the par OF the new
Certificates with interest accrued to that date tnen al
the securities shall be sold. and the proceeds. to the
necessary shall be applied toward such payment
insufficient then. first. 70 pay all interest ana
secondly a rarable distribution on account OF
principal. The Union Pacific Reconciliation committee
responsibility for the result Of any such qui-
Arrangements have also been made with Syndioate
to unerwrte the financial requirements OF the plan and
purchase any which the holders may desire l.
sell rather than TO deposit hereunder.
Copies Of with the Union Pacific keorsan
zaton Committee may obtained at Office and all
noeholders invited examine same. Those desiring
avail arrangement therein set forth are hereoI
notified depos, with obtaining suitable
receipts therefor
Holders prefer sell their notes 70 the Syndicate
par informed that they may do 80 at
Office
The rsht reserved terminate either or both OF
these offers at any time.
NTnDHlN q, M
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NETWORK. March ls 1907
The undersigned Committee under agreement Of De-
ceube- a. 1890 hereby signifies entire approval Of
me above-iescrbed arrangement being for the hes,
interests Of the noteoders.
All notehoders have deposited their with the
Mercantile Trust Company. with the American Loan
ard Trust Company. advised surrender such
certs 10 Nessrs J. p Morgan & Co. and obtain
cepts under arrangement. Unless surren-
dered they cannot participate in said arrangement
Holders OF existing receipts who do desire pur-
sue this will please present their receipts to the
Trust Company which Issued and withdraw their
Further by this Committee is hereby abandoned
JOHN q. MOORE,
EDWIN T.. ATKINS. Committee.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER.
BY ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary.
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financial.
100 Miles Per Hour.

The Holman Locomotive Speeding Truck Co..
capital stock S1000000O, offers 1000 shares of
their stock for subscription. To insure its i'm
mediate sale stock is offered at $50 per share.
full paid and non -assessable. Money is required
for the building OF Trucks and carrying into
effect contracts now closed for the adoption Of
this device. In the use Of the Holman Truck II
is possible to save enormous sums OF money
annually expended in track. roadbed and engine
repairs. The general superintendent Of a road
which has adopted the Truck admits that one
third Of the coal is saved by its use. A sum in
excess of 500 900 600 Is paid annually for fuel
by the roads In the United States. 1t has been
demonstrated that speed Of 100 miles. or more.
per hour be maintained with greater safety
in the use Of the Holman Truck than travel at
fifty miles with the locomotive driving wheels
in direct contact with the rails.
Patents recently granted, issued and assigned
10 the Company The truck is simply at
engines same track end the same cars. Engines
equipped with the Holman Truck will be in regu-
lar service. drawing passenger trains on East
ern tracks within sixty days.
Subscription books will be open at 10 o'clock
Thursda; morning April -. 1897 and closed
without notice: $25 per share is payable at the
time Of subscribing: the balance Tor SO per
share) to he paid on or before May 1st, when GER
tifcates Of stock will he issued. All desired in
formation will he furnished on application at
the Company's New-Iors offices. Descriptive
pamphlets mailed on request. address,
= L. WHITE. Room, -. 9Th Floor. Equitable
HniIding. 100 Broadway. New York City.
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Z. MORGAN & co.

NETWORK, March 10. 1897
The undersigned Committee under Trust ndenture
September 1891 between the Union Pacific Railway
Company and Drexel Morgan Co. recommend al note
holders to deposit under the aforementioned plan.
they believe It's contamination WILL be for the best nteres,
Of all parties 10 their trust.
j. PIERPONT MORGAN.)
JOHN A. STEWART
EDWD. KING, COMMITTEE.
s. T.. ORR.
T.. ELLEPY ANDERSON
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First Mortgage Bonds ai<t Coupons AMI
Second Income rlortgage Bonds OF the
Union ELEVATED RAILROAD 90.
First r1ortgage Bonds and Coupons OF the
SEASIDE & BROOKLYN BRlDH
FiEVATtD RAILROAD co.

Motto. 4. hereby given that tie Undersigned commune
have competed plan and agreement OK reoFsah'ha'o
copies OF which may be obtained from inc - 49,.
rpr.cr COMPANY of New York. "a Wall Street. Ne"
York city.
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pom pom as OF loot at 1924 and $4,000 coupon As Of
loZo at ia. Final quotations follow:

IN State issues $1,000 Tennessee settlement IS
sold at s6 and 50 200 al IS
tNallWay Bonds were dull and irregular at small
net !osses in the majority Of issues. The princi-
pil net losses We're made by Jersey Central reg
.s'ered Us, Il TO 1854: Kansas and Texas first
- y 10 ga the seconds, % to 56ss Rio Grande
western frsis. "a To I2le. Wabash first IS. y 10
Ip4f:' western North Carolina first 6s. y TO ia;
BROOKLYN Elevated hrsts II 10 rs; Colorado
Midland Is receipts. to u: Delaware and Hud-
son hrsts pennsylvania divsion). q to 1923: San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Is. 81 10 5Il2 Union
Elevated frsts, l 10 1874. ard Wisconsin Central
hrst receipts | to 80 The chief net gains were
in Jersey Central rs. - to 1902 Kansas City and
Pacific frsts IL to TX, and Central Georgia
first incomes. a to 20.
Money call was 1hG15a per cent. Time
money was per cent for sixty days. 2}a per
cent for three months, 3 per cent for four months
and 3U3i, per cent for six months. CONNER
cial paper, 3saWii. per cent for the best names
for all periods.
The foreign exchange market was unchanged
In general features Posted sterling closed al
81 S6la and 81 SSl2 for long and short bills re-
srectively. Rates for actual business closed as
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Domestic exchange was as follows az the pa eS
named: Boston--5c. discount. Chareston-buy-
ing. par: selling n premium. san trancisco--
Sight 20c.: telegraph, DE. Savannah-'buyine
ZIG OFF selling. par. New Orleans-Conlmercia
Far; bank, 81 premium.
Bank clearings in this city were; EXCHANGES
sos 100 92T; balances. S32159lo. Baltimore
Exchanges 50 $40 COG: balances. S33S.~o Phil
adelphia-Exchanges $12,65o,991; BALANCES. 81
$40 936 Observation-Disclosures, S2O2lSlSS; bal
ances, S1I4S.2lG. .
The commercial price OF bar silver was 6l%c
Mexican silver dollars. As In London bar sill
yer declined JIG to 2S 5-16d. Silver exports to-
morrow 100000 ounces.
Money on call in London was l per cent. open
market discount rs per cent for both short ana
long bills. British CCnsos closed at IL 3-lo Tor
money and 1925. for the discount. Paris eX-
change on London - francs 1872 ceEtimes TO -
francs IA confines. French rentes. lO2 francs
1872 centmes Discount rate in Paris. per cent
Discount rate in Berlin. 23s per cent.
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results OF two days ago, COM
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London, April G. ?. n.-Clo5ias; Conso;s for money.
112: corsols the account. l24: Achson loSs Can
adam Pacific 1914 ST Paul 49, Illinois central
"a. Louisville Nashville. i6& Mexican Central new
as 69l. New-YoTk Central 1912; Erie. 1884; Pennsy
MA 53@. Readng 10'2 Erie nrst preferred 3o Mexican
n-5narv 90 Bar silver. Is -lGd per Money 7
per cent The discount in the open market for
both short and three months bills is ldls per cent.
Paris April p m.Three per cent renes' iO2 francs
6J confines for the account Exchange on London. 20
francs IA Ger times for checks
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NEW SECURITIES


The new Company Will Issue the to"o"'"s'
NEW SECURITIES.
SIG 900 900 First Mortgage Bords.
HEARING Interest az per until TIE year lsoo ahd
per cent thereafter principal and Interest p'sA'
IN 1870 in United gold coin OF preseh,
interest payable in New YORK CRY semi A'Hua''
Mortgage TO cover all the property ana Hdh0'S VI '
,.u, Cornanv incuing acquired property
81 600 coo Preferred Stock five per cent hoh-cu"a
SIS coo coo Common Stocn. ,
Asserting security holders will be entitled 10 easn A"
new securities follows;
Brooklyn First Mortgage Bonds ana J FOR each bond
Union First Mortgage Bonds. ,,
$50 In cash for each maturing on ara ar rf'
April. l. 1891 pending reorganization
81 900 new First Mortgage Bond.
500 new Common Stock
eoos First Mortgage Bonds contributing TO the Com
m,tee 500 cash per bona, for each bond;
500 in cash for each coupon maturing pending re-
organization.
81 900 new First Mortgage Fond.
Also 500 new preferred stock for such cash con'rou
ton. . 49,.
Brooklyn second mortgage bonds contributing u '"'
Committee $500 cash per bond. for each bona;
81, in cash for each coupon maturing penang re-
organization.
500 in new first mortgage bonds
$500 new preferred stock
Also 5000 new preferred stock s1ch cash controu-
tcn. u., =.
r-nion second mortgage income bonds. contributing to
$500 in preferred stock
$500 in new stock.
Also 800 new preferred stock for such cash controu-
ton. ~ ESQ -.
BROOKLYN stock contributing to the Committee $40 cash
per share OF old stock:
SO in new common stock for each snare OF o1 sun
sto new nreferred stock for such cash contrioutoa
400 IN CASH WILL. BE PAID on AND AFTER
apVyI I 1897 on EACH BROOKLYN ELE-
vATED RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST MoRI-
ACE ROND ANDON EACH UNION ELEVATED
RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE
BOND DEPOSITED.
Cash contributions to be payable as called oy inc
c,unf,te. New securities to be delivered Vhen re-
organization is completed
The holders Of outstanding first and second mortgage
bonds and Of the Companies are requested 20 ce
post their holdings with the CENTRAL IKOol I'm
pANY Of New York under the agreement lodged win
TIA. conpanv subject the order OF the undersigned
az Reorganization Committee. Negotiable receipts VII!
he issued for deposited securities When. In the ludg-
ent OF the Committee sufficient amount Of bonds SEAL
have been So deposited the plan will be declared en-
feotive.
The new securities not required purpose of the
are 10 held Fer future requirements IN
der conditions and restrictions referred to in the agres-
ment
NEW YORK. March %. 1891
f. r. OLCOTT.
JAMES r. WOODWARD. | ~...
CHARLES PARsOSs.
ERNST THALMANN.
LEONARD LEWISOHS
ADRIAN H. JOLINE j. y. WALLACE. secy.
Council "a Wall ST. y. 7.
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Actl cash bal s225 1888 1928 254542 Dec. sIS52s
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were SS07.2j9: internal revenue receipts
S1S0156 and the miscellaneous receipts, SZo,Ut-'
total Government receipts for the day Sl,Olo,-
tl7: expenditures So 1I5 900; excess Of expendi-
lures So 164 543. Receipts for month to date SS.-
297 9T4: expenditures. S1,l3S.0O0; excess OF re-
ceipts S559 ga Receipts for the fiscal year 70
date SOL, 0S3 024; expenditures S2S9. 4oS.33Z
excess of expenditures. S3S,335,30S; receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption. Sl64 sos
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were s.. 4oS.-
C61 and payments 50 1891. resulting in a gen
eral balance Of S203 S,561, consisting Of Sl33.-
7j6. 1872 coin and $50 49, 500 currency. The Sub
Treasury had a debit balance at the Clearing
House of S597, 213. and its net gain on balance
was S29S. 800 made up by gain in coin OF
S275S79 and a gain in currency Of S22,41l.
The Central Railroad Company of New-Jersey
has declared a dividend Of l per cent. payable
May !.
The North River Insurance Company has de-
clared dividend Of 3ls per cent. payable
April 10
a quarterly dividend Of IL per cent has been
declared on the common stock of the II. b.
Clafin Company. payable April 10. The quar-
terly interest the preferred stocks VIII be
paid May l.
The New-York and Honduras Rosario Mining
Company has declared a dividend of 10 cents per
share on its capital stock
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
Week ending April o 1882 Sa5 ss79l.132 s592o5S2
From January 55.2s3 ss,s6e 436 90 SGs6os
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p,.y OF REORGANIZATION.

The mortgages are be forecosed and the p'oPe.u
purchased by the Committee. VINO WIZ c"uSe ~ 49,
na, - no organized 70 acquire the property and iEa
chses Of the old Companies.
The new Company VIII Issue the following:
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financial elections.

NETWORK. April I, 1897.
An ELECTION for thirteen Governors 81 the
"a Society Of the Lyngn Hospital Of the City OF New,
Work. will be held AZ Hospital Building, corner or "a
Avenue and nth Street Wednesday afternoon. April
lith. four O'Clock , a.
Polls Will open from four until I'VE
~ +. DELANO WEEhES. Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will find The Tribune h!- al leading II ,ies ana
a, The principal Banks Americans contemplating to"s
ka.I thouli consult the European advertisements wnli
Dear very sunday. "Wednesday ana saturday: Onl
r.llabI. announcements published
800 much annoyance and GissatssactQn caused by many
-, ,tc s,-callci Guide Books. our London once. 20
~ y IL oprn 70 all Tribune readers Jnaness
or Measure IL doesn't The wecome is the same
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rT,HE PETER COOPER FIRE INSURANCE

Co. Third Avenue. corner Nlnih street New'lorN
,f-~ch election FOR Directors and inspectors
4 Ercti1n VIII heb Monday the twelfth day OF
Anal next "A the office OF the 2 mpany.
~ NJ j. ENNIS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERsEY
GentroI RIi'iing Liberty Washington Streets,
NEW YORK. April .. 1891.
~ Office IS hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing OF tho stockholders Of the Central Railroad COM
many nine Directors 10 Tor
The wear next ensuing will BE held Friday May I'm
NEXT az the the Company at Jersey CITY. between
the houre Of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. "a. OF that
day stock transfer book Will be closed at
II o'clock noon saturday. May LIST. and opened Satur-
dav NAV sth 1897. SAM'L, KNOX.
N'' ~ Secretary
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NorICE is hereby gIyen that the annual meet

OFFICE OF - -
THE NEW YORK Central. AND HUDSON RIVER
mn AZ" RAII.KOAD COMPANY.
ALBANN y. y. March 10th isc'.
TIME .NNIrAT MEETING Of the StOckhOld-
arr ., this Company the election OF Directors and
n, ,bre tsnec;os VI election ana foF the trans
"a s,cb other business be brought before
rho rnastnr viii be held NJ the principal office o; the
,, w. the Union Depot in the Ciy OF Albany on
.,npssn,y, %,rrNFsDAY being the DIST day. OF April
, Tho noll Will open at II o'clock noon and vii!
"o,',i,,e omen for ore hour Thereafter.
Ivy o'uer "a ~ T. D. WORCESTER.
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

>rv.ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
W" COMPANY.
ys,Ur NZNTTAI MEETING Of the Stockhold-
4 e-s o, the Nr,w-ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY Will be. holden n the oiice OF
30 Cornany Is Dey Street. Room No. loo IN the city
- Hav-Y1rk on Monday the third day Of May 1897 at
eleven O'clock forenoon. for the following purposes
rst To choosc Directors Tor the ensuing
2nG To transact ether business that may thea
TIE ,ransfer book viii se closed from the End day
April 10 the ard Gav Of May. both days Included
~ W ~ 3 W. LEEDoM Secretary.
New.Ycrk April End. 1897
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


with interest.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-16
HISTORY OF The DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told !
Brief Chapters.

OAKLAND. CAL, June 15.-Mrs, Mamie C.
Bacon is confined TO her house by sickness,
hence her suit for maintenance will go over
until after court vacation.
The Abraham Lincoln Social Club viii pic
mic al GlenWood Park Thursday.
Officer H. q. Rand has returned from Port
his son ana brother.
Edward Leeds is on trial before Judge Greene
and a jury for snatching purse containing
81 65 fIom Jennie Biers.
Henry Slaughter who embeZzled So from
william Band, was fined $50 or thirty days,
IN the Police Court to-day.
Z. Lane, charged with burglary in Alameda,
was acquitted by a jury before Judge Ellsworth
today i0r the fourth time.
R. Bs. York, City Expert. is looking over
the public records TO find the exact amount OF
ex-POlice Clerk Lamberrs shortage.
speeial Officer c. u. Lufkin bitten by a
dog belonging to II. Reuter- OF S64 Nineteenth
street, while walking with LADY friend.
The flowers at the Receiving Hospital were
removed to-day TO provide ground for the in
sane annex building viii proceed rapidly.
Judee Al en- sentenced William Graham to
sixty days imprisonment for stealing pair OF
shoes from a local store. Al the time OF the
theft a c ERIK lhrashed Graham.
University Lodge No. 144, ]. o. o. f., viii
celebrate its twenly-nlnth anniversary win
moonlight picnic at San Leandro Grove Thurs
dsv evening special electric train Will
lesve Fourteenth and Franklin streets al
z ISL P n.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-16
NEW 1o-DAT.
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THE METHOD OF A GREAT TREATMENT
FOR HEAKNESS OF MEN.
WHICH CURED HIM AFTER EVERY
THING ELSE FAILED.

Painful diseases are bad enough, but when a
man is slowly wasting away with nervous
weakness the mental forebodings are ten
times worse than the most severe pain. There
is no let up to the mental suffering day or
night. Sleep is almost impossible, and under
such strain men are scarcely responsible for
what they do For years the writer rolled and
tossed on the troubled sea OF sexual weakness:
until 1t was a question whether he had not
better take dose OF poison and thus end all
his throubles. But providentlal inspiration
came to his aid in the shape of a combination
of medicines that not only completely restored
the general health, but enlarged his weak,
emaciated parts 10 natural size and yigor and
he now declares that any man who viii take
the trouble to send his name and address NAV
have the method of this wonderful treatment
free. Now, when l say free l mean absolutely
without cost, because l want every weakened
man 10 get the benefit of my experience.
am not philanthropist, nor do l pose as
an enthusiast, but there are thousands of men
suffering the mental tortUreS of weakened
manhood who would be cured at once could
they but get such a remedy as the one that
cured me. Do not try 10 study out how l can
afford to pay the few postage-stamps necessary
to mail the Information, but send for it ana
learn that there are a few things on earth
that although they cost nothing to get, arc
worth fortune TO some men and mean 8 life
time OF happiness 10 most OF Us. Write to
Thomas Slater, box 22S3 Kalamazoo Mich
and the information will be mailed in q plaiu
sealed envelope
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-16

LIQUID or solid, resulting from the opera
tion of dyelng or tanning or produced IN
manufacture of ga<,'. 10 be discharged
directly or indirectly into the estuary.
Improvements the Order.
OAKLAND. CAL, June 15-The Frank
lin School Is 10 have thirtY-six new win
dows, Durant thirtv-two, Tompkins eigh-
teen. Cole thiriy-six and Lincoln twenty
eight. Cement sidewalk wall be laid on
Seventeenth street in from, OF the Garfield
School, wire netting placed over the base
ment windows of the Harrison-street
School. retaining wall to be completed
around the SWEET School and pain ung OF
all fences, sheds, etc, 10 be done at the
Grove.street. Franklin, Tom pkins, Claw
son, Grant, Lincoln and Central schoo s.
This was The order al the Board of Edu-
cation meeting last night. Every school
TO be placed in frst-class condition before
the term opens in August
Egan Won Foul.
OAKLAND, CAL, June Is The fight
between Michael Egan of the Manhattan
Club of San Francisco and Charles Tye al
the Acme Club rooms tonight was given
TO Egan n in the fourth round on foul.
The decision OF Tom KIlleen OF the Man
haitian Club, who was referee, gave great
satisfaction, and the police jumped
into the ring and The lighters were taken
out.
E. J. Smith was given the decision over
]. Sears OF the Manhattan Club, after SIX
rounds had been fought. This decision
was not satisfactory either.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-16
AN ARMORY CHRISTENING.
Companies A and r Arrange n Grant
Time for To-Night

OAKLAND. CAL, June 15.-Companies
and +, Fifth Infantry, n. G. c., Major
Hayes commanding, are going to have a
grand opening OF their new armory in the
Hook building Wednesday evening at 8
o clock.
About month ago Major HAYES after
consulting Captain Poulter of Company A
and Captain Wethern of Company F, de-
cided to look for new quarters The Hook
building was sighted, and alter the floor
had been tested, everything else being sat-
isfactory, it was decided to move in. The
place has been overhauled and refitted
from top TO bottom, and 1t is safe 10 saw
that not neater place can be found any-
where. At present Company A, Company
+, the Firth Infantry band and the Fifth
Infantry Hospital Corps occupy the ar
mory. 1t is fitted up with shower and
tub baths. and the large drill hall can be
used for a basketball or handball court.
The men are allowed the use of the ar
mory every day from u NJ. to 10 P. NJ.
The committee in charge OF the opening
exercises are Lieutenant c. {. Coyolt'
Sergeant Hintermeyer, Corporal Reed and
Corporal Poulter.
The admission will be by invitation
only. An excellent programme will be
rendered, following which will be dancing.