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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
Catarrh Sufferers.

Bunsen's Cream Catarrhal is o
preparation scientifically compounded
for catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold IN
Head. If you have catarrh try Bunsen's
Cream Catarrhal. 1t is made upon
honor and does exactly we claim for it.
Every box warranted. Fifty cents per
box. Sample free; also pamphlet tell
ing how to treat hay fever and catarrh
successfully. Address G. w. Beggs,
Sons & Co., Chicago.
For sale by H, H. Bateman & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

Of things now and 10 years ago shows
how the farmer is taking things in his
own hands and not allowing the mid
dleman SO big share OF the profits.
1s years ago the elevators had a 20
cent margin between here and Du-
luth. Today it runs from II to IS.
Flax today is relatively worth more
in Duluth than in Liverpool. Very
often wheat can not be shipped
abroad at profit of cent bushel.
Our first grain deal consisted in buy
ing 1000 bushels flax at 81 per
bushel. The Cargill people handled
this for US at lac off from Duluth and
we still had ~ cent profit. Today
a man is lucky if he can buy at II
cents less than Duluth. We bought
5000 bushels wheat in one day at a
net profit OF S:.57, which goes to
show that the farmer knows and
wants pretty near all that is in his
grain.
There will be no services at Hanna
ford next Sunday on account of the
quarterly meeting in Cooperstown.
All are especially invited to attend the
services in town. at IL O'Clock in the
morning.
The supper given by the children's
aid society was decided success
from start to finish. The supper was
fiae-the supply scarcely equalling
the demand. The fish pond was
source OF profit and delight to the
younger ones. Miss Colbv showed
the most correct knowledge of a
donkey's anatomy and dazzles all
eyes with a fine ring. Leo Olson
came nearest in guessing the number
of beads in jar and proudly wears q
387a karat compound Waterbury.
In the cake cutting contest Miss
Myrtle Sinclair captured the largest
number ofvotes. Frank Paulson
auctioned off the fancy work to good
advantage, and at 1880 the cashier
reluctantly parted with his roll Of
STA. A reply to an invitation to
attend the supper was picked up, q
portion of which reads as follows:
"Your invitation was received with
tears OF joys. but Willie dear, wont
you please shave? Mamma does
make such an awful roar when l come
home with my face all scratched up.
Ever your own,
LUCILLE"
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

The Hunter Herald is booming
Townes of the Buffalo Express
for the legislature. If the
hydra-headed party nominates
him for the legislature we may
expect to see Tousley go back in
to the news paper business again
in order to get back at Townes.
No man could have been used
meaner than was Teusley during
the last campaign. and a dose of
his own medicine wouldn't do
him any hurt.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

Mr.. Bryan said in Kentucky
recently that the army should
be reduced to $4,000 and that it
was the duty of the democratic
party to do it. That would
mean, of course, abandonment of
the Philippines. Less than a
month ago, when Mr.. Bryan was
on the Pacific coast, he declared
that the insurrection in Luzon
must be put down. Mr.. Bryan S
environment seems to be affect
ing his opinions; he seems to be
of one opinion out on the coast
where everybody, regardless of
politics, is for expansion, and of
another opinion dowl: in Ken
lucky, where different senti-
ment might be expected to find
favor.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

The Columbia beat the British
boat Shamrock in three straight
heats, and the cup still remains
on this side of the big herring
pond. The English have been
trying for forty years to get this
cup but up to this time have been
unsuccessful. Sir Thomas Lip
ton, the OWNER of Shamrock, has
proven himself to be a genuine
sportsman and a gentleman and
goes back to England with the
respect and admiration of the
yachting people of the United
States.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
Is Your. Back Breaking

Does it feel that way: It's wa, ming
that your Kidneys are giving out. Help
them. They need it or they wouldn',
ask SO sharply for aid. Keep the kid
neys right and good health will always
be your portion. How will you do
that? Take Bright's Kidney Pills, the
modern, scientific, up-to-date medicine,
that banishes kidney backache, kidney
ailments, sleeplessness and urinary dis
turbances in either adults or children.
Twenty-Five cents per box.
For sale by H. H. Batcman & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

The October number of the
Fargo Record is at hand and is a
very fine number indeed. It is
handsomely Illustrated, the
pictures all being about our
North Dakota volunteers. The
Record is all right this time,
sure.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

Speaking of the Philippines
the president says: 1--WE plant
ed our flag. there because we had
a right to plant it there. There
has not been moment of time,
when we could have left Manila
bay or Manila harbor or the
archipelago of the Philippines
without dishonor to our name. -
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
party aud gone to work.

Senator Fl f. Arnold. of the
Larimcre Pioneer. has purchased
the Northwood Cleaner. 1t is
said that Editor Mercer. of the
Larimore Leader, will put in an
other plant at Northwood.
Round and round she goes, etc.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
. hANNAF0RD.

"And the days are dark and
dreary." So think those that failed
to get threshed, Notwithstanding the
exceptionally fine fall.
H. Amundson has been expert
menting with a one horse tread. pow
er for saving wood, but has given it
up as bad job.
Farmers have been having plenty
of cars lately, but have had trouble
in getting them placed for loading,
owing to the train crew not having
sufficient time to do the switching,
and being obliged to leave their loads
standing in the yard 3 OF 4 days at a
time.
In stepping from the loading plat
form into car, we missed our aim
and dove gracefully into the car,
landing across the grain door, serious
iy injuring the solar plexis and trac-
turing the medulla oblongata in the
sd degree. For awhile we will walk
with a Oscar Wilde stoop, and wear
a padded corset with a tag "hands
off"
Mrs Hubbard Knapp went to
Michigan last week, expecting to
winter there. She was accompanied
as far as St. Paul by Miss Daisy
Williams who completed her term of
school in Helena and returned to her
home in Wisconsin. We understand
she expects to take a competition
examination for library position in
Chicago.
\ For the first time in years the great
trunk lines find it impossible to get
cars enough to care for their business.
1t is also hard to get new cars as a
large percentage of the orders already
in are for foreign countries. Darn
this prosperity anyway, when you
have to pay s1.5o day for plowine
and can't get men enough .t that.
| The new schoolhouse is rapidly
Approaching completion and promi.
ses to be a neat and tasty looking
building.
Tom Hill is quite sick with a
| complication of disorders. Geo. will
! soon be out looking for something
hard to do, while Robt. thinks he is
entitled to M. DIS certificate.
Our barber has decided that this
is not paying point and will return
this week to his home in Minnesota.
J. H. Mulroy made'a business trip
to Fargo last week. This years crop
enables Jack to pay for all his new
land and he now says he owes no
man dollar. J. H. and North Da-
kota are all right.
A few years ago there was a great
how about the dip in price Of grain
here and Liverpool. A comparison
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
The Griggs Courier
r. TRUBSHAW, EDITOR.
Fargo better petition the next
legislature to allow it to change
Its name from Fargo to johnson.

Major Edwards says he has a
kick coming at this Mckinley
prosperity-he has to saw his
own wood now-can't hire any
body to do it for him.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
Teachers Examination.

The next regular teachers ex-
animation will be held in the court
house, Cooperstown, Friday, Oct.
27th, 1899, beginning at 9 o'clock.
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
County Supr.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

Lincoln called out troops to
free the negroes.
Mckinley calls out troops to
kill the negroes.
Lincoln used troops to
abolish slavery. Mckinley is
using troops to establish
slavery.
Lincoln's soldiers shot down
the slave holders.
McKinley's soldiers are de-
Tending would be slave holders.
Lincoln fought for mankind.
Mckinley fights for cash.
Bryan has the good sense to
distinguish between the right
eousness of Lincoln's cause and
the unrighteousness of McKin-
ley's cause, while the Tribune,
like most Of the republican press,
is either to dishonest or to as
SHINE to fairly draw the line -
Representative. Clipping from
the Sentinel.
Representative is either ignor-
ant of the history of this country
or else he is an egotistical ass
who utters a lotof pusillanimous
statements which he knows are
not true, and anyone who will en-
dorse such rot is not one whit
better. Lincoln DID NOT call out
troops to put down slavery and
both Representative and the edi-
tor of the Sentinel knows it.
Lincoln called out troops to put
down cession and for the pur-
pose of perpetuating the union,
and the freedom of slaves was
one the results of the war. Nc
Kinley called out troops to up
hold the authority Of the United
State in our own possessions.
While Lincoln's troops-as re-
suit of the war-did put down
slavery, on the other hand the
troops of Mckinley were en-
ployed in putting down the
slavery of the Cuban people and
are being used to day in uphold
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
1t Save Her. Life.
MISS MAMIE SMITH, Middlesboro,

KY, writes:
My little sister had the Group yer
bad. gave her several doses Of
Foley's Honey and Tar and she was
instantly relieved. 1t saved her life.
For sale by H. II. BATEMAN & Co.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

The signs MEN Wanted" have
been so numerous during the
past two years that many men
have deserted the Democratic
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26
Resolutions.

Whereas the Ruler of the uni
verse in his infinite wisdom has
seen fit to remove from our midst
the beloved wife of Brother
William Stewart thus depriving
the community of a gentle, low
able woman and Brother Stew
warts family of an affectionate
mother.
Therefore be it resolved, That
the members of Griggs Lodge
No. 13, A. O. U. W., extend unto
Brother Stewart and family our
heartfelt sympathy in their af-
Fiction.
SAM SANSBURN,
ER1CK ERICKSON.
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Committee.
These resolutions could not be
adopted sooner on account of
having no meeting for the last
month.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-26

The usually staid old Courier,
over at Cooperstown, has dis
covered a mares. nest in the
rumored gubernatorial candidacy
of Billy Bulge, from the fact, so
it claims, that as governor Bulge
would sign any re-submission
measures which might succeed in
getting through the legislature.
While Bulge may not be in favor
of the present prohibition law it
is a matter of common knowledge
that he is not a pharatisacial hypo-
crite-as is the case with some
others who have been prominent
ly mentioned in connection with
the candidacy for the Office of
chief executive.-N Chrome
type.
We agree with Editor Lamp
man that Mr.. Bulge is not hypo-
critical. We honestly believe
that he would sign a re-submis-
sion measure if he were govern
or, whether he was elected on a
prohibition platform or not. The
people know where he stands on
this question and if they are wise
they will turn him down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
VALUE OF MEXICAN SECURITIES.

The Mexican Central Railroad has shown gam
in gross earnings since January o. Slh'''' an" we
Mexican National gain OF SIS. the last ha'hel
.oror,rv.a earnings increasing for the first week
IN September 81 1876 shown by its report receiver
Yesterday In View OF the fact that the Mexican
railroad securities are becoming active In TINS mar
ket and are being bought by substantial inter-
ests II is worth while quote the opinion 81 tho
Vice President Of the Mexican Republic on that
countrys industrial progress. Among other things
he said while in Chicago:
Nv country under independent republican
oo1crnment ia fairly advancing on the road 81 a
neacefuI progress She is developing her natural
resources by means of domestic and foreign cail,
raj chiefly American. invested IN railroads ana
other great improvements The Mexican Govern
ment welcomes that capital as well AS American
Industry and all kinds OF traffic and honest ,mni
grafton our foreign policy consists solely ana SIN
niy in cultivating the most friendly intercourse
ali the nations OF the world and a real intimacy
With the United States Providence made US n"lSn-
hors and our common interest requires for us 10
keep as intimate friends
The actual value OF Mexican railroad Issues Is
rapidly improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

The stock market was intensely dull. with tho
greater number OF transactions for professional ac
count In view OF the better money market outlook
traders were not disposed to operate 10 any extent
for lower prices despite the apparent near ap-
proach 81 war in the Transvaal In certain stocks
as American Tobacco. Steel and Wire and Federal
Steel inside buying notcd. Bull tips were sent
out on big Four stock tho price or when en-
loved quite an advance big Four will be among
the dividend payers in 1900 Louisville ana NASH
VILE Is being taken by a good class OF buyers, an"
we'll informed operators buying IL for ~ mo
coal stocks continue lag. but they are well heid
and they are scheduled for better prices on thr'r
merits Reading first preferred IL being quietly an
sorhed. Southern Pacific is not being hooined pu'
Il is I'm demand all recessions from inS"erS.
Atchison preferred sold by Standard OH proN-
ers Some Of the buyers and sellers We're:
j. F. Carlisle and Moore e. Schley bought p"ol
Sugar Refining; II. Durani. II. Content * 90. ana
W. L. Stow & Co G.0,W bought St. Paul: London
and Mcintyre Wardwell sold Moore SrnItt,
sold Tennessee Coal and Iron. Fell 20 p3usn0
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago ana 81 ,i,l ol..S
Tilghman Rowland q Co bought Union Paclhc
common Hedge. Lounsbery q Foster 500 'iEn n
man, Rowland & Co bought Union Pacinc pre-,
Mchison preferred: T. J. Taylor & Co 900, soln
a ] Wormser (25W bought American Tobacco
T. s Chaplin dnoy, Homans CO q"'2 an" W
Halsted & Hodges O,ocp sold J, Banchi T. ,
MYERS & Son and j. krkner bought Louisville ana
Nashville: Adams Mcneil 4 Brigham sold J. *
s Wormser and Day * Heaton bought ~. 'au!'
I Hudson & CO. 900 bought American TooaccG,.
Sternberger Field & Sim. Domlnick * 'oIn al =
and J. ]. Manning sold 4 II; Combs q CO 2oue !,
Amsrc ana T. ro a as an Se& TO- snd
TAYLOR & CO. sold Atchison preferred Moore
Schey 1000 sold Wire common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
ed on the 23d inst. and on those OF 1904

will be mailed on the 23d inst. and on those OF i"'
and 1925 on the 2Cth Inst. 10 be paid imme''a'eS'
This order will keep the clerical force at me
local sub-Treasury exceedingly busy for Tune as
the checks for interest will he made OUT III th's
city.
Wall Street is looking forward to faVorapie
bank statement this week II current money f1les
can be taken as ar indication OF the weeks changes
in holdings the exhibit ought to show improvement
over last Saturdays statement. In banking circles
II Is felt that the strain In the money market Is
over that the decision Of the Treasury Department
10 anticipate government bond interest payments
will act as a check against further Increases IN tic
market The question OF gold imports Is conllgi-
Gated BY the foreign situation. hut the necessity
for further shipments 10 this side IL not as urssn
as IL was n few weeks ago. n. however the netal
were actually needed here. II would be orougnt IN
irrespective Of foreign consideration Just as II was
taken away from here in 1893 irrespective or tne
fact that this country could poorly anord 70 et II
90 The trade balance continues 10 PIE up N favor
September statement. which will he issued on Mon
dav will show an excess % exports over imports
in value Of so or The exports OF iner-
chandIse from this port for the week ending Iu's-
dav were valued al Sll 421.2'> against N.3ltH2 n
the same time a year ago and $6iIi5S5 In lh' can
money ruled at per cent Yesterday WIN eAr.p,
lions at and per cent The Sub-lr"Hsury was
debtor AT the Clearing House N.l6l"rl ~ the
Assay Of,ice about $4,000 In french goa was .iP
posjfcd which will be credited 70 the banks. ~"
sub Treasury received from cuba t2ib3lN on tn'eh
states Government account. on Saturday Iasf m"
banks had new cash credit on imported f,u'oprh"
gold ~ & 2NiN0 ana moro god has since been r.
ceivcI. which, with san Francisco credits known
10 have been used and the French gold y"st"tl'f
morning VIII aggregate about S.'o"" ne" money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET - Market
opened steady. closing dun Standard oil closed ~
1854 49, against i'5,H47O on Tuesday. Last prices
Of other prominent issues were. Havana CONNER
cial 2lM23 preferred $685. Baking Powder. o. n
3d. Bay State Gas. 1a.al7s Pump. 2"a22; preferred.
71G73: Markeen Copper. lo2Gl1l2. Amalgamated
Copper 9oa.n9ll.: American Graphophonc. 13d13is:
preferred 13d13l3; Amsterdam Gas, 29i2H3o. pre-
ferred. 53G55; Rubber Goods. 21iaH2N: preferred.
s2i.GS3. Distilling OF America l3i.0l4 preferred.
44n46: Sloss- Sheffield when issued). 4l042; pre-
ferred 7sl:Q7ai2; subscriptions 3s014o: old stock
Slibqs5
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Application has been
ade 70 have the s. 800 900 stock Of the Pennington
Coal and Coke Company placed on the list of the
Nsw-York Boston and Montreal stock exchanges
II is understood that capital is being privately sub
scrbed TO build nfytwo miles OF railroad and
100000 coke plant for the company.
LONDON TRADING.-There was little doing in
the local market for the foreign account. Arbi-
TRACE houses sold about 5000 and bought trifle
less
SLOSS IRON AND STEEL.-Considerab over
"a per OF the stock Of the Sloss Iron and Steel
Company has been received under the Sloss Shelf
field plan. AS many holders of SOss stock St
absent from the city and may not have received
the committees circular. the time for depoS ting
stock with the Central Trust Company has been
extended
NORTHERN PACIFIC DIvIDEND.-The North
ern Pacific Railway Company has declared IT. reg
ular quarterly dividend 81 per cent its pre-
ferred stock payable December
TO ACT AS TKI'STEES-In addition 70 the Est
recently published OF the corporators OF tho new
trust company now being organized in this city at
No 50 Wall-st.. and which VIII be known the
Trust Company Of New ork. the following named
persons Will act trustees: William buchanan.
CT Buchanan & Lyall. tobacco manufacturers; Isaac
e Gates president 81 the Texas and New-orleans
Railroad Company. and Felix Campbell. president
OF the Peoples Trus, Company Of Brooklyn.
NOTICE TO MISUNDERSTOOD CO.. on behalf
Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company having
delivered 70 the United States Government 81 90
nrs. rofundne mortgage bonds. give notice 10 the
holders OF their certificates Of deposit representing
the Central Pacific OF California first mortgage
bonds series a TO /; Western Pacific nrst
mortgage bonds. series A and y; California
and Oregon nrst mortgage bonds. series A and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
THE TRADE " CHICiG0'

Chicago. Oct Il (Specian Wheat ad'"'' Il
&c and closed AZ the top. pef'm''' W :. IA
72n.c sold between 12i.c AMI ,Sc. ara c'o' Nv
October was nomlnaly g discount -
closed at 75isc seller II was a Wal " 49,, -
the cash people doing more as i"S"'' .xs,,s
speculator The advance on this sur .,.n ~
was more than was made AZ LiN'Tpoo'' s,,t u
one OF the queer features lNeip .a.n bsss
higher. hut lost half Of f. Yer, NV hu.,nes
ness was done here bu, claims Of a l,,sr a. ~, dr
came from the seaboard -, LOUIS "s AZ
and Duluth New-York claimed n snsr,S
loads. about 6De0 bushels 81 i'o" .,,, ,Gp
2sO.1O bushels sold there. Kansas - 80
bushels there. Duluth said II was ', ,,. nspS
business by way Of New-York II w. ali posa
are not exaggerated the port business :" ,s..onsh
must be about CO. -, bushels Inc "a. Ica(
early delay were bearish 81 LOUIS ,s. repcnss
talent doing a good deal OF sslhhs c,anee q
large shipping sales finally compe"e. ~. se.g5
front. The interests most active IT., xDrit"
side early the best evsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
Philadelphin-Ex-

chsnr.. az nssn: balances. N.71o+S. Boston
r~oha,s.. ses 40 ~: balances. H6A.bA Balti-
more-Exchanees. $3.50 81; balances. $3.50 4s- chi-
caeo-Exchanges pssf,l42: balances S%oSo
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money III
London. 3 per cont. Open market discount rate
HaQ4% per cent for short and 4Nsg4s per cent ,o'
,o". hu,s parur d,scount rate ~ per cent Berlin
.xcheng. nm Iondon % marks %s17 pfennigs. Paris
exchange on London, Is francs 81 centmes Paris
discount rate. ga per cent
FOREIGN sECURITIEs.-British consols FOR
,nonav iosa. for account 1o3ss French rentes. loo
francs 40 confines Spanish Is IN London. eS+'
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. bSlsc Mex
tan silver dollars 47c Bar silver IN London. 2od
coin pREMIUM-In Madrid $50; Lisbon. A5o
Buenos Ayres, $40: Rome, 7.lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
SECURITIES LISTED.

The following securities have been added 70 'he
Stock Exchange list: Two million seven hundred
and sixty four thousand dollars additional gen
eral mortgage per cent 1M-year coupon gold honds
~ 1895 making total listed sl2ss37o. OF the Atchi-
son. topeka and Santa Fee Railway Company S'%''-
40 FIRST mortgage guaranteed per cent gold coupon
bonds OF 1896 OF the Indiana Decatur ana
pauuav Company. $500 Oco additional capital
,L making total listed SEQ coo 60 ot the Illinois
Central Railroad Company. sl6.lf6."o Illinois dlVs-
ion mortgage 3i2 per cent bonds or 1917 OF ''e
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad ana
&, 100000 capital stock making total listed S6"""'
Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH.

The annual statement OF the St Paul and Duluth.
tis, issued, reports gross earnings s1s'@.ooI and
operating expenses sl2265lo. leaving a surplus
from operating OF Sj7a 5s7 The total income OF the
road was $40 $50. from which are deducted the
items Of interest, rents and taxes, S3l1"so the
net surplus on hand June 30 1899. was 1851 40.
The revenue from passenger service. including mail
baggage and express earnings. was s4422i5. while
the freight earnings were Sl34+.6 $50. The road
operated nfty-ninc locomotives seVenty-two pas
senger cars and 2593 freight during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
THE RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

The Governing Committee Of the stock txchanee
NJ It's meeting Yesterday received ana accepted IN"
resignation As chairman Of William Mcclure VINO
a few days was elected secretary "i the FIX
change To MI the vacancy caused by IN" Trtr"neit
of George W. Ely. who next week enters upon MS
duties president Of the Bankers Irust ,"npahF.
\ special election for chairman Of ~" ,Xchanse
Will b. held on October q II * believed that Nc
Phcrson Kennedy. now assistant CHAIRMAN VIII De
,l,c ed