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New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

,r,--,-- New York. l. 1901
BEEF ES-Receipts were 81 cars. or ss7 head All for
saughterers except Nothing doing Feeling sfaad,
Gables unchanged Shipments to-day Included 700 cattle
$50 cattle and 4StS quarters Of in the Marqu4tte
also BOO cattle and $500 quarters In the Nnne
haha 10 London: 100 cattle and quarters ~ bser
N the bohemian 10 Liverpool: 900 quarters of beef
In the Lucania the ,,ser
In the Trinidad 10 Bermuda - '-F
CALVES-Receipts none and trading in live calves
Nominaly steady city dressed quiet az gGc Der
10; country crossed at 5dSc. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were u cars or sO7
head. and counting the stale there are 10 cars
steady; yearlings weak lambs i6ai5c lower; nearly ali
the stock closed out; choice sheep sold
at s34s4 80 100 10 yearlings 5Oass CO. lambs
at s. i0S6 go mainly IS 1885 2 wooled yearIings
sold at 50: dressed mutton slow 7Sc per 10 dressed
yearngs at si7gloc; dressed lambs weak at ioal2ao
Sales-McPherson & Co; 10 West Virginia lambs 6s
80 30 100 NJ 213 Kentucky do "a M al
SO - "a do d3 n. 50 q; o. Buffalo yearllnRs 81 n
at s. co. 29i do 90 10 $5 IS; do n al 81 s0
IS Kentucky sheep 1Os rh at 81 so: do. 100 ~
do 1913 ~ at s. 80: AZ Virginia do liz 10 at $4 =
cus e5 NJ at So 30
e l. Kerns Co: leO Kentucky lambs 20 ~ al
50 30; 2l5 do. 90 b So q do 10 an s6 25 24s
do 90 n. at SO; 25S do. 6s ~ s. rs: 10 Buffalo
yearings 50 10 at s. 60. 247 do rs 10 IS 25 II do
sheep lol n at 81 CO. SO Kentucky do Ill 10. 81 25
Tobin & Shannon: ITS Virginia lambs Al 10 at 81 10;
virginia yearngs % No. at s. 12s: 81 Virginia sheep
l04 10, at SO 20.
Newton * Co: 22s Kentucky lambs 20 10. at SO.
slaughterers except half feeling firm: quoted
IS 9OaS6 30 per 100 10 for ordinary choice hogs
Sales-S. Judd * Co: II Western hogs $50 average
at s. 90 per 100 n: roughs, 175 10 at 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, June /. 1901.

New-YOrlS June /.
ftEt-Ihe coffee market a
Rtnout particular feature of any opening
the tone was steady prices unchanged to points
.oWeri the loss noted in the positions being due
70 fereign and moderate selling and absence Of
specuatlNe support from direction Weakness
European markets heavier Brazil. de
creased demand for q
repression The beaFish Kar 4
for June receipts OF Se1e00 bags Santos
bass az hlo had discounted
had little effect sentiment general There
rally IN the market later. the
prices unchanged 10 points lower Total sales for
were 1870 European slight
~ easier to-day. Havre coming lower Ham
burg partial = pig lower No change occurred san
and Rio prices; the exchange at RIO declined
Lied TO u Lied Brazilian interior
parafiVey light, amounting only 1900 hags. but the
port movement very full at 10000 bags The bush
OF heavy warehouse deliveries Of 81 600 bags
than offset by cearances Of IS 600 bags from Rio
May 81. Total arrivals NeH-York
day $4,000 Spot coffee slowly
Street market quotations unchanged yester-
day basis Of 6i4c Rio No and Tisc for
80 invoice lots The present stock Of coffee in
bags. OF which 10000 bags Bra
zan compared with elsO0o and $50 600 bags, respec
The range OF prices local market to-day
va Is follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June I-Catte-Recepts 800 head; nomlnally
steady. Good prime steers. s. 45G$6 O5: poor TO
medium, 81 40Gsj 40; stockers and slow, sag
s4 90 cows 81 s5q$4 So hefers 50 e0qs4 90 Gamers
steers 81 25GS5 40: bulls 81 75Qs3 d. Hogs-Re
cepts to-day. 1900 head; Monday. IS estimated
left over 5000: Top 50 So and butchers
So 9Oas5 92l good choice heavy S. S5G$5 %: rough
50 sOa$5 90 sheepReeeips 500 head sheep and lambs
choice mixed s. l0d$i 30; Western sheep 81 +03
81 60: yearlngs, 81 5OGS4 T5: lambs S4qS5 IS
lambs, S5Q$5 65. Receipts for weeks
pared: This week-Catte. 5000 head: hogs. 165 OOO
sheep. 1900. Last week-Cattle. "a 100 head; hogs
179. 100: sheep 735O0
Cincinnati. June Hogs lower. SASS 90. Cattle
steady 81 5Od$5 IS. Sheep steady. 50 5OQSi TO-
dull 81 25q$6
East Liberty June 1-Cattle-steady extra So s5Q
So 80; prime. s. 6OQS5 rs: good S5 30aS5 80 Hogs
Active: prime heavy se O5a$6 10; mediums s6as6
heavy Workers. IS 95dS6; light So 9OGS5
skps 81 75qs5 2 pigs s. s5g$5 9o roughs. Sass 80
s5 JOdS6
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

AIN-WHEAT-The continued bullish character
crOp news from the North and Southwest led 10
another strong market for wheat to-day. last Official
prices showing advance Throughout curb trans
actions the same feeling strength apparent
81 ] wheat stood eOt2c bid or full top
point for the day Covering and less long
buying OF the advance traders taking
quite the bull side In view OF the fact
weather predictions did suggest immediate
relief for dry spell OF the Mississippi All out
side markets notably Of ST. Louis and the North
strong and good cent busnsi higher
tnan The previous night Chicago also good deal of
wheat bought of IL by influential parties which
advanced price strongly Foreign houses sold little
wheat here opening but enough 10 affect the
price materially Only about i've loads were taken Tor
export Firmness rule abroad although changes
Troved Liverpool closing sa I'd higher Budapest
points unchanged and Antwerp partly = franc
Broomhan suggested 100000 600 bush the
year and figured worlds shipments Monday about
GOO bush moderate Increase in the amount
passage. Big seabosrd cearances OF wheat at
ueced attention reaching 10000 bush; No red
hard Duluth. 9iisc. all ahoat basis
'ORN-A firm market ruled throughout the day. In
H3npathy wheat and the result Of buying in
pired By the dry weather IN Western states ana pre-
50 about S loads and English markets hQhd net
higher. On Ihe trade very quiet, with the
o'clock sor ss SeabOaFd eearanees amounted
10 PSI The Chicago estimates for Monday were
no yellow 5i .OATS-The local market for oats
firm In sympathy with the West where
prices Influenced by unfsyorahe weather, export
business here amounted % 900 bush No oats closed
track mixed 82Gsse; white. 32hgS7e; No white
clips. 33izc..... .RYE-Narket steady No J western
fokc. and No Wes.ern 60i.e both o anoat; state
b70ose. -. BAIfLEY-Asrket quiet. feeding was
quoted al sse and mailing al 5sgo2e' hoth -'"N
York
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

Liverpool. June Closing: steady; extra India
mess. 62s 81. Pork easy; prime mess, Western Cd
Land nrm prime Western in terees, Ais 6d American
refined. In pals, Ais 60. Hams-Short IA o
steady i6s 3D. Bacon steady; Cumberland cut 2G 20
No. AS ed: short rib 10 70 "a 10 45s 3d. long clear
mddes. light % 10 - 10 42s Cd. long nidl!ss
heavy 35 40 NJ +Os cd short backs 10 20 N
4Os Sd. clear bellies Il 10 10 n. Ais
Square. II 70 l3 No. steady Sos Sd Butter dull; finest
United States. SIS; good United States
American finest white dull AS American eolored
quiet 46s. Tallow-PTme city quiet. 2Js Sd; Australian
London steady, Cd C0ttonseed O!l-HulI refined
spot, steady DDS Turpenne-Spirits hrm Cd Rosin
Common firm. As 44d. Petroleum-Rehned steady 61sd
Linssed oil firm. S4s Cd Peas-CanadIan steady sd
Hops London tPacthc COast steady,
st. Louis fancy winter DUH. IS. Wheat-Spot No >
red Western winter steady, IS iilsd No l Northern
spring firm is Id; No l California steady It's lIsd:
futures steady: July. IS 11ssd; September IS l0sd
Corn-Spot quiet American mixed new. American
mxed old IS 2ad; futures quiet July. Is uiad; Sep
fnrlh .
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

CoTTON-It With reluctance that shorts ~s2usnt ~
cover market. They were prepared 10 opPe
the bullish crop and weather news N name anu ne
even soeptieal reliability Of yestercays gov
eminent report or condition. But % how LANeTpooI
on would construe the Department OF +ae
rfcutures this connection matter wlch
seriously oversod traders and advised OF COW
ering preparatory A possible pronounced advance
abroad Inasmuch the bureau report made up 10
NAV % only anC as the conditions date have
very unfavorahe TO the crop, i was tearea that
European would he bulshly nhueneed The for
new crop months therefore susceptible 10 bull
description. Our market opened quiet and
firm prices 70 points higher. and atter an e1-
ceptonaily movement and sluggish specllatlo
cSsa5 at advance Of points The sole
Tature ~ operations buying from the bear side
Evpne West credited with having purchased
lines OF trading cut little ngure
i an fnnuence. There no indication Of weakening
evidences stubborn strength and security IN its 20
sition Commission houses conservative buyers or
December and January options on the ea-
Influenced by weather reports rron the
entire the belt drouh complaints from
Southern Texas and belief in pronounced advance IN
Tulv before delivery Receipts liberal but not
vas said 20 have been damaged by hard hail
ra storms winds In Northern Texas parts Of
and necessity repianting common complaints
some declared the outlook 10 be splendid
house IN Texas reported an increase in acre
per In southern spot markets business
Ns dragging considerably though holders disposed
await developments in the July situation here
lefore pressing sale. NewOrleanz reports
bad been an important much repanting had been
cone with Indifferent results. believed
fang on in the amount OF land cultivation
fronl the figures given by the The ChrOn
icles' weekly weather review was Of bulish import.
stands excessive rains
ir the south Atlantic and Gulf States.
The range OF prices market to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

baltimore June cotton middling Sic; low
middng 11-i6c; good ordinary. lice; stock TO8s
bales
Galveston June Cotton steady: middng 10 6c
low middlng -3l6c good ordinary. 7-I6c; receipts
5,O22 bales: sales 1,43S stock S76S1
Memphis. Cotton steady; middling Tssc; low
mddng 65sc; good ordinary. Lice receipts Isl
II 25s
Savannah. June Cotton quiet middlnS Tlec: low
mdding Csc; good ordinary. &c. bales:
exports coastwise. 1852: sales, 81 stock ~ 62Z
New-Orleans June cotton steady. middlinC. 7aac:
low middling csc; good ordinary Ice receipts LIZA
bales exports Britain 2.O63: Continent
S.l52 sales. 1850: stock. t37. .O23
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
ParlOr Suits at 11.OO.

A between season opportunity very
special offer-the result of timely purchase
at favorable price. We pass the chance
along. A dozen very choice styles-all mar
queterie inlaid frames, in polished ma
hogany finish-or in polished golden oak
finish. Very pretty shapes-all finely up
holstered in tapestry. valour, silk plush or
damask, as preferred at the very - 90
special price of of......................I .SS
DRESSER, of very popular design. in pol
ished golden oak finish, with carved frame
large French bevelled mirror two large
and two smaller drawers, brass han n 6O
die trimmings; very good value for. >.O>
PORCH ARM CHAIR, with strong. well
made maple frame; high slat back. broad
arm rests. and firmly interviewer splint seat.
Just the chair for outdoor use: spe- ES
clal value tor.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ARM CHAIR in polished golden oak
finish, with tall back. carved top, saddle
shaped wood seat. Very excellent work
manshlp and finish in every particu- , OO
lar; Speclal at....-...-- ....-..-...--.
Estimates and suggestions given for the
complete furnishing of summer hotels, sea-
side cottages and country and suburban
houses. Wagon deliveries TO all suburbs
and seaside resorts as far south Asbury
Park and throughout Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
A DvERTIsEAENTs and subscriptions for The TrIo,

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Office. No I.242 broadway
I'd door of sIstst.. until O'Clock m; advertise
meuts received following at regular
o'clock viz: a54
2sd-st. ethave.. 12thst. Macy's. 6thave.
and l4th-st. Columbusave.. West e5hst: Ioe
West 42d-st near 6th-ave; East 25T
42d-st 7th and sth l59 East s7hst 1888
sd-ave between 10th and nth sts lo2s sd-avs
61st-st l70s sath-sr: T56 Tremontay-..
go sd-ave; 2lo BIssekersri
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New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

REED ROCKERS, in very complete
sOrtment; an immense variety of styles. all
we'll made. well finished and of pretty de-
signs; special summer prices, 81 90, Z OS
LARGE COT. with strong hardwood
frame, folding legs. double woven wire
springs, cable supports. extra strong 4 10
and durable; very special at..---..-.- A'o|
WARDROBE DAVENPORT, a new and
desirable style. with excellent springs and
upholstery, full spring edge; seat, back and
arms covered in Bagdad tapestry of choice
eolOring; lined wardrobe section with
self opener; cOmmOdiOuS and well a, 40
made; special price. ....-..-....... IO.Tc
COMBINATION BOOKCASE, carved top,
lid and frame, bevelled French plate mirror:
complete desk section. large book cOmpart-
ment, adjustable shelves. cupboard inc On
OdSet Specldl dt.------- ---------.------
CATALOGUES.
Guide to Housekeeping" comprising 664
pages divided into four sections. For loo
the full set mailed free to buyers. Sec. A
describes Kitchen Supplies. Stoves, &c: f02
pages; postage. Sec. b describes Lamps.
Table Ware. &c; 112 pages; postage. Sec.
describes Upholstery and Household Fur
niture; H. pages, postage Sec. % describes
Medium and High Grade Furniture: 304
pages; any Of the separate sections sent free
on application
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
NAVAL STORES.

There nothing importance developed IN the mar
ket ior spirits to-day. Demand light and prices re
and pitch ruled quiet We quote: 1900 ~ '''
TAR-ReEulars. 81: do oil hbls 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-a5 > f36c
E0SIN.Common 20 good strained 81 52ls: F. 81 65: T
y, 50; W G, So rs W ". So - " - 49,
STOCK ON HAND
Syirits 2l5+6 bbls
cllFtS tuFIentlne HE
9iS
savannah June Spirits turpentine firm 32L4c. re
cepts 45S bhs, sales i37 exports 4SO T2cstn e-,
and unchanged; receipts 3.597 bbls exports 2 t3S ~
Wilmington. June 1-Spirits turpentn4 potbnr doing
receipts S casks Rosin nrm SIa$l 05: receip,s rss
bhis Crude turpentne steady 81 OGS2 To- receipts ia
bbls Tar firm, 81 *; receipts SO hbls 49, -'f
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

July 45c September 454c Oats steady cash 2ac; July
ssc. Rye. sac. Cloverseed-Cash $6 so October SIS IS
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

Rio-Coffee market steady: Rio. 4s625; exchange
y LIED receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States. 5000: cleared for Europe 1000 stock 242oo
The statistical position Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

ssP'.aS:; ssIS :::: ss sss-ls IS ssS-,s IS 81: @~
Lard:
July July .;;:::......-ssIIs ssI54 ssls ssI54a ssls
Ribs
ssBS.ns:i ssg @ 81 49,. E:5@ 49,. ~.
Pork:
July ;;:.....-It e2H lses I4@o I4Gs It@,
Receipts points in thousands
last three cphers COoO) bbls grain bush
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
OreGN GteaMcrs
mAMBllRG.AMERlGAM LIN.

EAM8lI8G-AME8lGAN LINE.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
F. BISMARCK. .LJune 8. 10 A NJ
Deutschland June l3, PM +. Bismarck July / 10 AN
\ Victoria June % 10 AN Deutschland. July H. noon
Columbia. June % 10 AM Columbia. July ., 10 AN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every SATURDAY
49, PIYMoUTH-CHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.
Patricia June s. $3.50 AM Pretoria, July .. An
Waldersee. June IS { PM .PhGnica, July y, 2;So PM
Bulgaria. June 90. AM Patricia. July 20. : AM
Pennsy ylvana, % PM Waldersee. July q, : PM
sTo Hamburg direct
@llMMER CRUISES
70 THE LAND OF the MIDNIGHT SUN. from Ham
burg July 9 July (from y Y June 2Ol. July .. and
20 the BALTIC and the principal cities OF NORWAY,
SWEDEN, RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg
AUG. Is, by the yacht PRINZESSIN NlCTOItIA
LClSE. G5e00 tons. i50 feet lOngl. and 5 $ Az
GJSIE VICTORIA. All appointments strictly urst-
class Attractive Itineraries arranged Further par
HAMBURG-AMERICAS LINE 81 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
Carpet Department.


Numerous special values make this week
a notable one in this department. Bargains
in every line and grade. The most desir-
able and most wanted goods in the market
and far below our usual very low figures
OF VERY SPECIAL INTEREST ARE
Remnant Sale of high-grade CARPET
INGS, including WiltOns. Savonnertes. AK
minister's. Brussels, in lengths from 1 to :
yds.-at the very special price of. S0o
Just the thing for rugs, small hall run
ners, &c. Very special value.
MATTINGS, in very complete assort-
ment; all the latest effects and colorings. in
China and Japan. mattings, ranging in price
(for roll Of 10 yards), per zzcI
roll from ............ 1900 to <.[O
All these are JOintless Mattings.
CORK BATH MATS, with Grecian bor-
der. special in two sizes, OO
at, each ..-......... 1.25 and Z.OO
UNIVERSAL CARPET SWEEPER. 4 90
JAPANESE MATING RUGS. with
fancy borders and figured centres in choice
colorings, 3 II. II. in size. and very de-
sirable for Sumner furnishings; tOE
very special value for. each. ... 40
SARAK RUGS, seamless and Of the finest
velvet finished Administer weave. with heavy
pile and very elegant in appearance; choice
cOlors and effects in large size 9 IT.
II fl. at the very special price xcO
OF -.---.-- ''SO
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, June 1.-The official closing quota
tions for mining stoeks TODAY wore a follows.
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
-A From New-York Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points Texas Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico
Sc, Georgia. Florida. Sc. Delightful Excursions
Write for G0-page Pocket Guide (nated free).
C IL MALLORY CO., Gen Agts. Pier 20, f. r.. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
EAST ITALIAN LINE.

LA VELOCE'
Navig Italiana a Vapore Naples
REGULAR u. 5. MAIL SERVICE EVERY 10 DAYS.
June 3 Duchessa d Geneva July I
Nord June is Citta di Torino. July 10
Lars Dining saloon
BoI.oGNESI. FAIRFIELD & CO.. 30 Wall
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02

Foreign Coffee Markets: Santos-Cofee market quiet;
good average Santos sS40O: receipts 10000 bags stock
81 900 Hamburg-coffee market opened = pfennig
lower: al so p N unchanged 70 = ptennig
lower sales, 10000 bags. Eavre-Cofee market opened
barely steady. unchanged IL m franc net lower;
haes
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
OLD DOEllEf0ON G1ME

For Old Confo~t Norfolk Portsmouth. Pinner's
connecting for
Richmond Virginia Beach Washington. D. c.. and entire
and West
foot az Beach ST. every week dav at p NJ
II. WALKER Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. June The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
Ocean Steamers.


DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE.
connecting with railroad and steamship lines all
Summer Steamships "Horatio Half' and North
Ready business July 1St) Leave New
Pier 80 foot OF Pike Street Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday al p. NJ service during
Jul leaving Monday and Friday Steamers
fitted with every modern Improvement the COMFORT
and convenience passengers Ticket Office 29O Broad
way, corner Reade Street General Office New Pier
Hall. General Manager.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-06-20
No Poor Ones Handled.

Our Repairing Department is the Best and most
Thorough on the Bay and is in charge 1scass work
man Call on us for anything in the line Bicycles sund
ries repairing
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-06-20
PICKLES AND MUMPS.

There has recently been an cpl
demic Of mumps among the school
children of Denver. According to
the rules of the health department,
child may not return to school I'M
til he has fully recovered. Every
afternoon brought to the health de-
partment Is or 20 youngsters, some
with swollen cheeks and some with
out. It was the duty of the physi-
clan in charge of the office to exam
inc these applicants for clean bills
of health and see if any trace of the
infection remained. This worked a
hardship on mothers waiting with
their children, and DR.. Carlin, the
city physician, bethought himself Of
the magic touchstone, by which
Miss Mollie Currigan, guardian Of
the outer office, might herself test
the applicants.
''Pickles are the thing" said DR..
Carlin. of a person with the slight
est trace of Inflammation in the
thyroid glands takes bite of any
thing sharply sour, the face is in
stantly contorted. In extreme cases
the pain is severe"
Now, when there is no doctor in
the office, Miss Currigan lines up
the applicants for certificates and
goes down the lines with the bottles
Of pickles. If the child takes the
pickle and smiles as a healthy child
should, he may go back to school
again, but if he scowls in pain he is
condemned to stay at home.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-06-20
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-06-20

CAPTAIN THOMAS F. CLARK,
Distinguished Service Order of the
United States and the Legion of Span
ish War Veterans. Besides these there
is the National Society of the Spanish
American War, membership of which
is not restricted to veterans.
The Legion of Spanish War Veterans
is one of the youngest of these socie-
ties, but it has made rapid progress.
One year ago it consisted of 10 camps,
with a total membership of $50; at the
present time there are 20 camps and
1900 active members. The second an
nual national muster, as the general
gatherings of the order have been
known, has just been held in Charles
town, Mass. The work of the order
was reviewed and officers elected for
the coming year. Among other matters
it was decided that hereafter conven-
lions will be known as encampmentS,
and the formation of ladies' auxiliary
was recommended. Captain Thomas
f. Clark of Boston was elected grand
commander in chief Of the legion.
The new commander in chief served
the past year as senior vice commander
in chief. He was born in Boston March
%, 1868, joined the Ninth infantry, NJ.
Y. NJ, in 1887 and attained the rank of
second lieutenant. In June, 1898, hi:
regiment was mustered in, and Lieu
tenant Clark was appointed by the
president on recommendation of the
late Governor WOlcott to command the
Tenth company, U. S. v signal corps.