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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
MIR. w. W. VICAR.

Mr.. w. W. Vicar. who was Thurs
day elected 4 trustee of Randolph
Macon College. to succeed Hon. l.. L.
Harrison, is one OF the most prom
inent and popular business men OF Nor
folk. He has filled numerous positions
OF trust and honor, including the Pres
idency of the Select Council and y. NJ
/ G. A., with conspicuous credit. He is
member of the wholesale and retail
clothing firm of Odend'hal, Vicar a.
Gilbert. and cashier of the Norfolk
Bank of Savings and Trusts.
Rev. j. Il. Mastin, late pastor Nc
kendree NJ. l.. Church. this city, now
sustaining the same relation to Trim
ity Church. Richmond, was chosen
trustee in place OF Rev. II. N Sledd,
D. D., deceased.
REV. EDWARD MACK. d. D.
Hampden- Sidney College has con-
ferred upon Rev. Edward Mack. the
talented and popular young pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church OF this
city, the degree of d. d. Mr. Mack is
serving his third year as pastor of this
large and influential congregation. He
came here from ST. Louis. Mo-. with tho
highest recommendations, and has
greatly endeared himself to the Chris
tan people of Norfolk, regardless of
denominational lines. by his zeal and
industry in the cause Of religion and
charity.
MIX. FIXED WASHINGTON MOORE
This young man Is son Of Mr.. James
r. Moore, a well-known citizen of
BramDleton Ward, and the news thai
he has carried off the honors of Rich
mond College. with the degree of Bach
elor of Arts. will be received by his
friends with genuine pleasure. He is
expected home tomorrow.
MIR. NJ. P. TILLEY.
The prize for the best story, entitled
The Body Snatching Of Mr.. Peppers
and published in the University Maya
zine of December last. was ava rded to
Mr.. NJ. p. Tlley at the University OF
Virginia. Thursday. The young au-
thor is n son of Mr.. T. c. Tilley. of
Berkley. and was one OF the teachers
In the Norfolk Academy, session '97-'9S
He entered the University last fall. and
took high rank in his studies
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
Marriodin u,iznbe,h CIV

Our correspondent at Elizabeth Cit,
writes us that a pretty marriage, in
which young lady and gentleman
from Norfolk were the contracting par
ties, was solemnized in that city yes
terday. The happy event came off in
the parlor OF Hotel Central. where Rev
l.. l.. Williams made Mr.. LEROY Heath
and Miss Mary F.. Buck man and wife
me young couple was accompanied by
Miss Lottie V. Heath, sister Of the
groom.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
NORF0LKIAN HONORED
Distinction Conferred Upon Well
Known Citizens
VIZ. w. w. vicnr Elected Trustee of
Randoiph-sancon College = Rov.
Edward Mack Mndo ID. D.-Othcr
HOnors.

The Virginian- Pilot has from day to
day. since the beginning of college COM
mencement exercises III Virginia and
North Carolina, published the names
of citizens of Norfolk upon whom
honors were conferred. To-day addi-
tons are made to the list. showing that
wherever our city enters the domain of
intellect. in competition with other
communities, her representatives never
fail to acquit herself with distinguished
credit
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
An Ordinance
REQUIRING LOT OWNERS TO PROP
ERLY DRAIN THEIR LOTS TO A
STREET OR y CREEK.

BE it ordained by the Common and Sc
icct Councils of the City of Norfolk that
.he owner of any lot within the CITY of
Norfolk shall see that Il drains 10 tho
street upon which 1; abuts. or 10 a creek,
IL 1t ahuts on a creek, and the owner OF
any LOT upon which water accumu,at ties
and does not drain off TO the street or
the creek up;n which it ahuts shall bo
required by the Board of Health TO prop-
eriy MI sad lot so that water viii
drain to the street or creek and
not accumulate or. II tho Board Of
Health deem proper. the owner OF
Such lot shall he required ny drain rines
or otherw Sc TO properly drain said lot
10 TIE street or creek as the case may he
AM owner who shall after Ten days;
notice from the Board of Health to him
sell. or his tenants or occupant, fail 10
properly III or drain his lot shall be fined
not less man 5000. nor more than $40 %
for each day of failure
Adopted by the Common Council Juno
9Th. 1S4S J. +. EAST, '0
q President of the Ces.+t..+,.a- G-,.,nciil.
CO Hooptcd by the Select Council June 18Th,
lsD FRED. GREENWOOD.
Pres dent of the Select Council
Teste:-H. S. HERMAN
Jelf-5t City Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
THE COURTS YESTERDAY
LIQUOR LICENSE GRANTED
TRANSFERS-MONEY FOUND
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

A liquor license was granted yester-
day by Judge Hanckel. of the Corpora
tion Court, to T. Lambert, at Nos. &C
and 6S Avon street.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The Client Company to w. w. Cham
berlaine. lot fronting 25 feet on the
southern side of Warren Crescent;
$4,000.
West END Annex Company to Chas.
II. Carter. lot fronting % feet on the
west side of Mallory road; s1.15O.
Mrs. w. H. Webster to Stith 81
Bridgers, lot with improvements front
ing % feet on the east side of Duke
street extended; S2,75O.
Mrs. John p. Hall to Benjamin A.
Richardson. lot with improvements
fronting % feet on the north side of
Cove street, and two lots on the south
side of Williamson's lane; $4,000.
Mrs. r. S. Joynes to II. r. Joynes, lot
with improvements fronting % feet
on the north side of Front street; 81
and other considerations.
THE POLICE COURT.
The s1o2 supposed TO have been stolen
from the residence of Mr.. Robert F.
Coppertrlte, on Bermuda street We'd
nesday by the colored boy. Alfred
Twigg, who was arrested OH the charge.
having been found. the lad was given
his liberty yesterday by Justice Tom
lin
CRUELTY TO HORSES.
Henry Butt was arraigned upon a
warrant charging him with causing two
horses, the property of w. It. Irwin,
to be overloaded, i'll treated and de-
prived of necessary food and drink
The court imposed q fine Of s21, which
was paid.
Jim Mullen. colored. the driver of a
team. was fined IS so. which was paid.
The complainant in both cases was
Special officer Grimstead, of the So
ciety for Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails.
MINOR CASES.
Louise Williams. colored, abusive
language; fined So.
Walter NJ. Andrews, carrying n con-
cealed pistol; fined $50 So
George Mason, colored. suspicious
character; held for ten days.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
nnnv,,'c Py.n,nns Coming.

The Pythian Lodges or Danvlle have
perfected arrangements for their an
nual outing and picnic this year, and
nave decided to repeat their pleasant
experience of last year by coming to
Norfolk There will be several hundred
OF the visitors, and it goes without
saying that they will be warmly greet
ed by Norfolk brethren and friends 1t
is expected that the excursion will come
off this month
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
Secretary D,wrx' New Boon,c..

The Baltimore Manufacturers Record
says:
Mr.. E. f. Dawes, secretary and sta
tistician OF the Norfolk Board of Trade
and business Mems Association of Nor
folk. Va. has compiled a very valuable
booklet, just issued. The contents are
invaluable to the commercial man. and
give evidence of great amount OF care
and labor on the part of Mr.. Dawes. A
brief historical Introduction Is given.
with statistics of commerce, exports
and imports. real estate. etc, the whole
forming n safe guide to investors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
Norfolk City Water Works

Scaled proposals VIII be received by tho
Board OF Water Commissioners until 3
O'clock F. NJ. June 18th, 1899. at their Of
nee for 1000 tons. moro or less, of bituHt-
nous steam coal. to be delivered in bunk
er at pumping station (Moore's Btidpel
during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1870
Proposals must state variety of coal pro.
posed TO be furnished. The right to reject
and OF all BIDS Is reserved
By order
jel7-td BOARD OF WATER CoM.Rs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
FLOATING Dock Ear rensnco,o.

The United States gunboat Machias.
conveying the new floating dry-dock
for Pensacola. Fla. in tow of two tugs,
passed the Capes at about o'clock
Yesterday morning. AS the fleet was
out SIX miles off the Capes. signals
were exchanged and all reported well.
The new dry-dock is said to have cost
4 million dollars and was built at New
York. This dock will obviate the send
Ing North Of United States vessels on
Cuban and South Atlantic stations.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
The Gem Ice Cream Par,or

POI Church street. near Holt.
New management. VIM. a. GARRISON
OF New York, proprietor The highest
plate. Family trade solicited. Served nj
your residence In quantities to suit Get
-nff car at Holt. isi79t
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FOR SALE.

Il, OR SALE. "A GOOD CIGAR STORE
Il either Shoe Dressing Parlor, on Ma n
street. Cheap rent and good business
Apply TO Mr. j. MINUTOLO, care Pur
Va. IT..
" OR SALE. = ONE JERSEY COW
a, fresh and gentle: six years old Ap-
ply 55S Chapel street jel6-S,.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
MUSIC AT OCEAN VIEW.
UNDER DIRECTION OF PROF
USDI-(.L-I

Commencing Saturday. June 10th
there will be music on the pavilion
evenings from s to 10 p. m. Sunda v
sacred music from $50 p. m. TO 0: 20
p. m.
For the coming season trains will
leave Norfolk for Ocean View every "a
minutes. In the afternoon on the hours
and haiVes. jeS-thsasu
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
ROARDERS.

ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
4 with or without board. at 2il Church
street. opposite ST. Paufs Church.
TIME HOME.-EVERYTHIN NEW
4 and clean. table board $500: board
md room 500 per week. AL and az
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

1t is worth your while to look into
the merits Of The Gale Jewelry Com
pany's Diamond and Watch Clubs.
Ninth club now forming; no install-
ment plan. but 81 e. week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

All In sight of monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly
y. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only, 32i
bIain street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

Slowly but surely have our Oxford
mixtures worked their way to the front.
Your next suit should be one of them.
Tailored in our own exclusive way,
RUDOLPH e. WALLACE,
3s3s.ssss ~ IS q; ~ S32 Main street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
Mr.. nry IN vl.i,cd Norro,n.
Editor virginIan-Pllot:

Editor Virginlan-Pilot:
Please answer in your next Sundays
paper whether Bryan has ever visited
Norfolk, and if so. when. to settle bet
and did he speak, for benefit OF some OF
your readers. Answer in Peoples
Forum. Yours respectfully.
IF. B."
Mr.. w. ]. Bryan delivered the open
ing address before the "Chatauqua by
the Sea" in Armory Hall, Norfolk Sub
ject. "Bimetallism"). June. 1897.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

~ oNEY READY. NO WAITING
va QUICK LOANS ON IIOUSfIOi.ij
FURNITURE. WHILE IN lSE. Mori
cages ana other securities: liberal adj
vances OIL salaries. rents annul,ics. cs-
ta;es and permanent incomes Interviews
strictly private. and all transactions rig.
IDLY confidential. NORFOLK MORT.
GAGE AND LOAN CO. w. H. llof-
heimer. new No a5S Main street Noriix
Office Building. suite and G.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

Those who have been cured bv Iiood.s
sarsaparilla are glad to tell others about
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

Y osT = LADY's SILK BELT, OH
IL d zed Silver Buckle. on Main street
between Church street and Peter Smiths.
Suitable reward II returned To POSTAL.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. jei5-3t'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
An Ordinance

PROHIBITING cEss-PooLs IN YARDS
OR LOTS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
AGENTS WANTED

M n T e d = SEVERAL. EXPERI
w enced Statesmen to work the quick
est and best selling article ever Pit or
the market. Big money in 1t for the
right men. Apply No. go Citizens Bank
DUB je1l-lw
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ECuMC ..


" OUND.-20 LOGS, PINE. AT MOUTH
II Tanners Greek. Address JOHN w.
WEST, Sewell's Point jei5-lw
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FOR RENT.


n OR KENT. - FURNISHED HOUSE
on Colonial avenue for July. Angus,
and September. Address COLONIAL, .
this office. my3I-tf
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THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO THREE AND FIVE
LOST.

~ o ST THURSDAY NIGHT, BE
IL tween the door of the hail OF ST.
Mary's Academy and Holt street a Lady's
Small Spanish Silver Watch. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
ST. Mary's Academy. II
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wv ANTED. = SALESMAN THOR
w ouShly acquainted with the grocery
trade In Norfolk and surrounding terri
tory TO handle our Inc of Mustards. Cat
sups. Pickles. etc. Address with refer
ence SUPERIOR PACKING Co. Balti
more. Nd jel5-3t'
MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL AND
s1yL appoint agents. Established firm
SoO per month and all expenses to start
MFR, Box 39S. Philadelphia, Pa.
ju14-iw
MT ONEY TO PATENT GOOD IDEAS
NI- may be secured by our aid. THE
PATENT RECORD. Baltimore. Md.
my31-ins
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Arnold EberIlard, Architect.

CitIHens' JS0nk BuIidInE
Preliminary sketches, including cost
furnished free, subject 10 approval
fny24-1m
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HELP WANTEp-FEMAlE.

VA ANTED. GIRLS TO LEARN
~ SILK weaving; paid while learning.
Apply at factory. TIE NORFOLK SILK
COMPANY, Lambcrt's Point. Va jel3-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

Whole Tickets. Soc; Children. half price
tlcnty of amusement and everyone will
nave good time. Come and help tho
orphans. ini17t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17

VIZ ANTED AT ONCE. = A WOMAN
w to cook, wash and iron: one that
Mrs. l.. A. GUESS. 3 Arlington Place.
CITY. jel5-3ts
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
QUARANTINE RAISED
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
TYPHOID FEVER AT COUNTY
HOSPITAL.
Nurses of the Institution Suffer Sc
verely Because of Bad Sanitation.
Supervisors to Be Notified.

Dr. Sussdorf. Superintendent of the
County Hospital, reported to the Board of
Health at it's meeting last evening that
affairs a that place were in good condi-
ton. isn't it a fact" asked DR.. Keeney,
that there are from ten to fifteen cases
of typhoid fever out there?'
DR. Sussdorf admitted that it was and
further questioning developed the fact
that most Of the cases of that malady that
have developed there were discovered in
the nurses quarters. Called upon for an
explanation the chief plumbing inspector
Of the board said that he had inspected
the hospital buildings during the last few
days and found them in a frightful con-
dition. Under that wing Of the building
in which are the nurses rooms is an open
cesspool forme.. by leakage from broken
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
THIRTY-sIxTH DISTRICT.

The permanent organization of the
Thirty-sixth District Municipal Demo-
cratic League took place last evening at
Duvenick Hail. Twenty-fourth and
Church streets. The following were
elected: President, 2. ]. Mccormick: first
vice president, w. J. Nixon; second vice
president. F. G. Norman; corresponding
and recording secretary, Joseph p. Two
hey; treasurer. Abram HOckwald: ser
geant at arms. William 2. McGOIdrick.
The following resolution was adopted:
Believing it to be the purpose and intent Of
the existing primary law that the general mass
Of the people shall have actual representation
at political conventions and the delegates
thereto shall be so selected as to insure that
representation. be 1t
Resolved That the chair appoint an execu-
tive committee consisting of twenty-five mem
bers, from each primary precinct. whose
duty it shall be to canvass said precinct for
this organization, to become acquainted with
the opinions of the Democratic voters thereof
and their choice of delegates, and to recommend
to this league the names of suitable persons
delegates to the municipal convention said
club to elect and present them 10 the voters Of
the district.
The following were appointed on the
campaign committee James Genstchell,
John kayanagh, James Geary, Robert
Doyle, Eugene DAILY, 7. j. Kennedy,
James Martin. William Crowley, William
McGoldrick. William Shields, Thomas Nc
Gill. ]. J. Cotton, r. Calvin. Joseph Mea-
CHER, G. W. kennard, R. Shepston. T.
Clancy, J. W. Newton. J. Lowney. T. F.
Glynn, J. F. Cavagnard and Joseph Can
non.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
Mayor and Assessor Dodge. Seyenty-five
new members signed the roll.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20

down drain pipes He said that the plumb
ing was old and in a great number of
cases defective, and that it had never been
done under the rules laid down by the
Board of Health.
DR.. Coney moved that the Board of
Supervisors be notified of the condition
Of affairs and requested to erect a suitable
building a residence for the nurses.
The motion was seconded by DR.. Barbau.
and carried.
DR.. Cofrey also moved that the present
quarantine be raised from all public In
stitutiOns, which was also carried Dr..
Lawlor in his report said that no danger
remained of a smallpox apidemic and that
the few cases left had been gathered to-
gether at the Observation-Disclosures Hos
pital.
A petition from +. Bindt. a leper con
fined at the PeSthOuSe. was read, In which
he recites that his disease has made no
progress during the last ten years and
that examinations of his blood have dem
onstrated that none of the bacilli of the
disease remain He asked permission TO
leave the hospital and take steamer for
Asia After considerable discussion his
request was granted with the proviso that
an attendant accompany him to the dock,
that there may be no mistake in his get
ting aboard the ship.
A letter from Auditor Wells was read,
in which he gave notice that he would
audit no demands in excess of the amount
credited to the board. 1t was ordered
placed on file Adjournment was taken to
the next regular meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
OPEN LETTER TO LEES.
Italians State Their Side of the Malta
Story and Tell the Chief His Duty.

L'Itala, the Italian morning newspaper
Of this city. publishes to-day an open let
ter to Chief Lees accusing the Police De
partment Of holding up the Italian colony
in this city to unwarranted scorn and ridi-
cult.
The recent attempted murder on San
Bruno road is taken as an instance OF
this. The police are quoted in one Of the
morning papers as having said that the
deed was done by members Of the Malta
Regarding this LItalia says:
If YOU (Chief Lees know, Of the exist
ence of such a society, why do you not de-
nounce it openly. arrest its chiefs, reveal
their abodes, their rules and 50 on? We
challenge you to do 50, honorable Chief Of
Police, because we know and are firmly
convinced that the Mafa exists solely in
the imagination OF certain overzealous
agents who are simply abusing your good
faith. It is well nigh time that such ri
diculOus statements as those regarding
the Mafia as well the unjust vilitica-
ton Of Italian citizens should come to an
end.
The editorial also calls attention to the
fact that the percentage of criminals from
the italian colony is remarkably low and
points TO the prison register to prove
this.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

The Grand Lodge of the Sons of st.
George. Pacific coast jurisdiction, con-
vened in Foresters' Hall, 102 O'Farrell
street. at l0:3o Tuesday morning with
a fun representation. Grand President
Henry Tregoning presided. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Past grand president, Henry Tregoning
San Jose, grand president, John Hilbert,
NanaimO, p. c.; grand vice president,
Robert Sharp. Los Angeles: grand secre-
tary. Thomas Poyser. San Francisco;
grand treasurer, Frank Winterburn, San
Francisco; grand messenger. Thomas
Bradbury. Victoria B. c. The newly
elected officers were installed by Past
Grand President Brandon.
In the evening a banquet was given in
honor of the delegates and the newly
electe.l In Eoresters, Eall-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
THE SAN BRUNO HoLD-UP.
Daniel Sullivan Arrested by Detec-
tive Graham on Susoicion
on Suspicion.

captain James W. Gillin of the Seven
teenth-Street police station is leaving pc
stone unturned in his determination 70
brlng to justice the men who figured in
the daring hold-up on the San Bruno road
last Monday night. Early Yesterday morn
ing captain Gillin was at the station and
neId consultation with his two detec-
tlVes-Ciraham and FITZGERALD The hold
tP ana Ihe motives which prompted the
TWO masked men were fully dfsCncsad
both the captain and his detectives are
OF the opinion that robbery was the nrime
motlVe Had the men wanted to shoot
RaVegno they could have done so from
the doorway. as he was standing with his
pack IN that direction. Hence there woiIId
nave been no necessity for them 10 enter
IN me store and order ''all hands up." as
In IN addition to Detectives Graham and
tltzgerald. Officers McKenna and Shee-
nan M! were put on the case by Captain Gil
iI5, bn;,sa HChenna Iihr Lves within block of the
on me night of the trouble he entered
shortly after the highwaymen left tba
s,,biao+ IN so dolng he came near being a
SUBJECT for the Coroner. as the men Who
hau so tamely submitted to hands mn;
sol lhelr second wind after the affair was
over. and when McKenna entered there
We're four pistols leveled at him.
The detail from the Seventeenth-e+rea+
Stauon secured the entire San Bruno dis
IIict ana from certain information re-
Geived Graham and Sheehan arrested
Daniel (alias "Pop'O Sullivan at his h0me
on IWenty-seVenth and Alabama streets
last night at 11:30 O'Clock and hrongbf
him to the Seventeenth-street stati0n
where he was locked up pending further
inyestlgation. Sullivan is looked upon by
tIe ponce as pretty hard case, and from
what was learned by the arrestfng Officers
ne knows more about the masked men
than ne is willing to tell. He is known
along the San Bruno road where he baS
been peddling. for some time. and il is
thought that he may have heard of the
money transaction at the store where the
shooting took place
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
Council 35. Y M 7

The officers of Council No. So. Y. NJ r
were installed last Monday night in Pho
neer Hall by Philip J. Lawlor. d. D. G. p
after an eloquent address had beep de.
livered by the Rev. Father Murphy Of the
Dominican Order c1l The officers for the
current term are: chaplain, Rev Father
vice president. James Kirby Cosgrave:
second vice president: ]. B. Queen; finan.
cial secretary, John Mccarthy; recording
B. Hamilton; outside sentinel; Harry
Moffatt; inside sentinel. George V. Sulli-
van; executive committee, Philip j. Law
ler Theodore Savage and Martin Elem
ing After the ceremony there were ad-
dresses by Grand President Haskins and
the new officers.
The council has appointed as delegates
to the Grand Council P. J. LawIer. G r,
Elmer and Rev. Father Gleason. The al
ternates are j. ]. O'Toole, Theodore Saw
age and James K. COsgrave.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Reports Received and officers Elected
for the Ensuing Year

The annual meeting of the San Fran
cisco Produce Exchange was held yester-
day afternoon and officers were chosen for
the ensuing year. The report of Treas
urer Sherwood showed a prosperous yea,
with balance on hand of 1894. Herman
Eppinger, the retiring president, then read
his report. 1t stated that sixteen new
members had been elected to take tbe
place of the same number retired and
pointed with regret to the death of T r
Ballinger, formerly member of the
board of directors.
The following officers were elected
George w. McNear, president; Juda New.
man. vice president; Henry F. Allen
treasurer; directors, Henry j. Crocker +;
c. Evans, E. B. Cutter. +. w. Ferguson
A S. Neal, Emile E. Kahn.
Committee of appeals-Frank Dalton II
Sinsheimer, j. NJ. Pettgrew, H Dutard
J. J. Moore.
T. c. Friedlander has been reappointed
secretary and Henry Wangenheim cashier