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The sun., 1902-02-11
Established 1923.
WILSON
WHISkEY
That's All!
THE WILSON pIsTILLINo co.
Nd
REPUBLICAN, HOUSE carers.
No Action on Scheme TO Reduce southern
Representation In the House.
THE WILSON DIsTILLINo CO..
baltimore, Nd.

WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-The Republican
caucus which is considering the advisabllity
Of taking up the subject OF the reduction
OF Southern representation in the House
held second meeting tonight ana ad-
journed until next Monday night, because
Of the lack OF quorum. Interest III the
subject, which seemed to be quite general
early in the session, has been on the wane,
owing, perhaps, TO the opposition OF the
leaders Of the House TO any agitation ot
the question at this session. Many he
publican members opposed any action
which would be binding upon the RepuD-
lican party. This opposition came from
certain States in the North as well as from
those Southern States which have Repub-
lican Congressmen. c...
To offset this opposition Mr.. Crim-
packer tonight introduced a substitute
resolution for that presented by nm Iast
Monday night. containing new feature
namely, that the measures reported TO
the House by the special committee pro-
vided for in his resolution shall be ad-
yisory only, unless otherwise ordered py
future action Of the caucus
Mr.. Morrell of Pennsylvania insisted
that further provision should bo made
TO protect hose opposed 10 any action
from being bound by the report ol the
special committee and presented reso-
luton that Supplementary coihihi'tee
OF six members of the caucus be appointed
TO work in conjunction with the special
committee OF the House and report 10 the
CAUCUS .
Mr.. Payne Of New York, chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee and moor
leader Of the Repu blicans, presented a
substitute resolution, referring all resolu-
tions pending before the caucus to The
! Republican members Of the Select 'oh-
mittee on Census.
1t takes IOi members Of the House TO
make a quorum in a Republican caucus
and the highest count tonight was w.
Several Of these faded away pending the
count Of noses by the secretary OF the caucus
Mr. LoudenslageT. until 95 was the most
they could muster, and on motion OF Mr..
Moody of Massachusetts, the caucus au-
journed until next Monday evening
During the evening Mr.. Taylor presented
a resume OF the acts under which the States
which composed the Confederacy were
readmitted to the Union, together with
the original Constitutions, his purpose
being TO show that the States had no rlght
to limit suffrage further than by the pro-
visions Of these acts and these Constitutions
The sun., 1902-02-11
THRESHIE AND CONkLIN WIN
Boston Man Again Plays We'll In A. A. u
billiard Tourney.

Charles Threshie Of Boston played another
good game last night in the A. 4. l lt-lnch
balk-line tourney at the Knickerbocker A {.
He defeated Dr. A. b Miller, 400 to 2oj lp
to the last few points lie played 30 strongly
of Chicago won from John, Hepdrck ~
In the evening game deuba asse SsnFes anu n their
third inning DR.. Miller run OF ~ mas
notable for accurate, cushion earom pay
range and not one Of them easy The run
was marked more by good execution on
individnai sh9ts long bitS tSOaS tSe Bostonsn shI
not only made but secured position Ge
kept the balls we'll under control ana MADE
PLAYING brlskly and with easy confidence
Threshia wheedled points out OF the globes
in workmanlike fashion, making 81 points
his nrfi third inning ming A Kiss had spoiled his
position, leaving the oDlsc, ne eS ,nh,e'e lsnsth
spsrt and the cue ball near the opposlt.
cushion Threshie had 10 dig down 10 ge,
he puiied the line ball from ball 20 ball along
the rail The Bostonan showed some mas J
terly ball-to-ball play, someMhat w,ue 'eisldad
conspicuous for frequent orlNihs '""'
so2 His eighteenth inning was of'an in sredieGcy y
consisting OF all the 6ihards ~ inS , tom The
palstable menu His clip had been 80 rd iaSt
Tor twenty innings that at that time MS score
was ??5 TO Dr Millers 81 49,. .,aro
He ran ~ in his twenty-second inning oy tne
prettiest sort Of balk- line play. Inc poihts
we're all made nj the lower end OF the ,aDle,
skin being shown in swinging the spheres
over the restricting chalk marks. lhree
ornate masses adorned the run. ,.-
Threshie had S04 points 10 twenty-sN lnhln *
20 90 for Dr Miller lhreshe ad iSa n1s p,Sg
his final so AZ the same speed rs the prtNioosS VI
points and DR. Miller, gathering bunches OF
SO and 20. picked up considerably Inc
score
Thrs.h,.-o. 2. rs - "a, 10, a. g.
s. s+9s g So q, 4 ASensS,. q Il e. o. ! % .. 'o'1,' w.
%iIei2i ~ I; J. Fl, d d 8 So q 3
I q, !, o, l. t. To'" EOS h'sn runs w. w. IT,
Aysr;sSs, Fs;.Ts,IDT : 3 'Iw Is. G. Douglass.
In the afternoon game Hendrck, the loser,
started OF in the lead. neither playing very
well. but Conklin passed him before the hrst
string was finished. and from that on the
however, did NOT play 30 well that Hendrick
could not have pulled up on him had he made
any kind OF spur o'spdn c,sa in "sI nnnio1s n1
groups by any means, but ne pegged along
in stesdier fashion than his opponent
The frequency with which tne odlls hned
OF two iine-ups in succession while reaching
for the wire. The score
conlin-o. o. O.. ;. LOS 10. Q, is',osS O. is
H.a,ho u, ii;ts e Z, o q a. o. 5 - 70 o o
l. b. ~ - ,6 J, o. Arcfsst w "a Z 81 ss,c 'O" ~
aaaG"2 aaoI2.s. o. 5sLoS.T IL. s, IS. O. s 4.
o s. O. o. ? /, s. =, .. o ?; o. 0. l. I. 2 q o. g.
g. 8. 70. O. , Total. 2ii Hlgh nuns g. ~ 81 Aver
Referee. A ServatluS
DR.. Mial and Or Miller will play this after
noon. and Sigourney and Hendrick to-n'Rht'
The sun., 1902-02-11
Frank Croker Gets brown University Han
PLAYERS TO sign WIN New Norks.

pEovInrNCE, Feb 10 after Severa, nat
,erinr offers of a financial and special nature
Roy r. Clark. the vel-known centrehelder
Of the Brown University for the past four
seasons, has been induced to sign with the
New YORK club Of IN" National League. II
is well known that Iibe Nashburn, the star
,wirler on tho Brown nine for the past four
years. will sign with the same club for the
canning season Tho negotiations which
have been going on between the parties IN
crested we're kept secret uutil last evening,
when ~ was learned for the first time that
decision had practicaliy been reached
Frank Croker son Of III" eN-Tammany
Chief and four wears ago student az BroNn
and the first baseman on the Nar-ity nine OF
that wear was in the city last week for the
purpose Of inducing Clark % Join tho New
York team Clara Is VI, { a man and
from This nv his contract. II Is understood
that Washburn will not play on Sunday
either
The sun., 1902-02-11
New Dog, for New York

To,hsu Keene has strengthened his kennei
q, Airedale terriers, according to the F"'d'
nv tie purchase Of the champion dos Clon-
mel Bedrock The price paid Is said to nave
been commemorate with the ehcehehoe 81
ear. of service ahead on the bench ana AZ
the stud The same journal notes ina!
August Belmont. who after an absence OF
some years. made his temperance at the
IadIe. Kennel Association show with nis
fox terriers. has purchased the smooth ioi
80, non cessrio This well-known cham
nlnn ono Of the pillars from r. Redmond
Eenneis' though not vet years old, has sor oeen
ne great = success az the stud as IN tne ~ ~
yipe and his value 10 his new owner ano 70
ihe American fox terrier is scarcely q MATE,
Of opinion The price Is not stated. oh, tas, ac,
,hat Nr Richmond some time ago rHuStSS1 rHuStS =
SO gnineas Tor this fsvc:re son OF pSa, Soa,
snni xiii I've bsnched at tae we,tminister kenne'
Club SOW next week
The sun., 1902-02-11
Al San Francisco.

c,x rs,Sctsco Feb iU-The sticky track that
prrSaurd this afternoon upset CALCULATIONS III
many Instances. Cnstake beat Mafcato nose
in ihs last stride n the third race. summary.
TIr,i Ilace-Our mlle. Loyal =, III NOhltl -
u 10 l. won; Augato, ~ -. Dalyl' even secnn1
t,aylcttc ii5 lNattfhunJ, 100 TO !, tA.iG' Time
i4G', ,...... ~, U..,,,
~ IN, ,onnofI even won; MaTa,chnO. l,N SurnSl
to D. second. NASalJ, ia ,bullmsh''H I" j. 'htu'
Time. ll4'4, ,- ..--..,. 4, tt,,.,,,
4 TO i. Won. Mauato, NJ ,Bullnan,. even, second
iysurro III tJarksoni. to !, ihtd me, l'H.
Tnnrth Race--One milc-1he Garer, luN lioatl
IS to /. second; Drcoy. iij 'iurnS, = 20 . second
ihsndoo w tJackSoni, 6to Z. third. Time, ~
IIfth Rstr-SiN fur.ongS-Dr. Boyle. u' liiull
mani il 10 g. won. Bardburns. ~ tMcGinnl, 70 ;.
second, TlOurOn, III BuTnSl' 10 l. H"u' ''"e'
III .,... ,,. ra,c.,, 100
uinar z 10 l. won. ClnrAndo. .lU6 Jackson, 10 !.
second; Azura. l02 TroXler. to >, thIrd' Tine
The sun., 1902-02-11
Bowling Games Tonight.

National League Tournament -fidella vs. Metro
p0"sHf Wfme Eleph.n, Tournament ut-H.rmonie VS.
New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament
Section 2-United Council, Boulevard Council and
iniercgb League Tournapsna,.H1 I, l1.u Harlem Wheel;
men VS. New York A. C., al the Harlem Nheelmen
broadway L..su.-Bron,dale. Colonial Council
H"I Sernsn,a Sstiona Tournsment-Blsck Pass
A BENJAMIN q Co. and Park,
RronI Royal Arcanum Lsetue Tournament
Free Win counci, Bronx Council and Caremon,
oGSofn Sof,h rtS% sd. ~ SSaon. League Tournament
Unity. Morris and a. o: I. v. -, -.
Lssss. c ana %sa S
Banks % %cierES League. Tournament -Ch.se. Ma.
tond Bank Western National Bank and J. J.
III r,re ISsHrsnc. League 1ournamcn, Hanover
Fire Insurance Company and German American
TN Me-, Hsrem Tonrnsmen,-Trsders vs.. AInI
Athletic TourusmentnD Team No. !,
Defender Team 10. !; Hickory Harmonic Team
Wijusers TouTnsment--Anohor' vs. Light. 4
Csrru,hers National Tournament New
YoIk. Grand Central and Arlington;
Prooklyn Royal Arcanum Minor League Tourna
ment Nassau Council, brevoort Council and Long
Ir0oSiyn Catholic Benevolent Legion Tourna
mcnt-F6thrr NeidekAmp Council, Al saints
Courci, and Magnolia Council
LSnG 1nd AS'TSsSa %hSmn 'p pSEnoEn %hdS
men and Logon NhcGmcn.
Fifth Avenue Touruancn, rAac", Fulton sud
Garfield.
nay Ridge Tournament Ava, Prospect and
Moodliwn.
I Gleumofc
Twenty ;hlrd Reprnrnt Tournament Company
J. Company ID. Company r. Company n and
Siitca Island LEAGUE Tournament Buffalo
IoAlcan And Peerless.
Woods Hari' Tournamen, Arthur, Hilltop and
Sew jersey
Hudson iourtv ROYAL Arcanum League Tourna
\ mCni Damon Council Ns. sherman council al
. tho Damon Council alleys
. jersey cry Democratic League Tournament
J Twelfth Ward Democratic Cub -. SiAtA Ward
] Democratic Cub. al zoe twelfth NaN Democratic
] Clsh alleys.
Bersen county League Tournament Excelsior
vs Hsrkc1slck Whcclmcn. Team No. I. AT the
I Ercrisiur Alleys.
/ New Jersey Diocesan Union Tounament-S,
. ANysus Catholic t'Nh -. 81. Mays Team No 2.
al the 81 Al1ysiuS ethoie club alleys 81 Patrck's
club vs. 7 \. n. : a. tue u. pAtrcks lub alleys
piahge Valley NHuag Mems Catholic Lyceum vs.
D'nIulcan y y. = : q tn orange Valley Noung
4 Meas Catho." J. cum ALLEYS
. Ce"'r'l FnITN' e1t lirgra ~. Lincoln.
| fnendsaip Ioufnaneal- Prosperity vs. iin
! KNIGHTS.
Harlem League Tournament Phoenix ". Gen
= trai Para
The sun., 1902-02-11
The >a,ahoe Sold TO Foreign Nachtsman

Tho yavl-rigrcd yacht Navnhoe which
won tho Brcn,on'S Reef cup from the crack
cutter Britannia In race across the English
Channel and back 20 the Needles, distance
Of some 100 miles. hns at last been sold
Through the Mcintosh Agency she was trans
ferred yesterday from Royal Phelps Carroll,
who has owned her since she was built by
tho Herreshof,. to George Wilhelm WatJen
of Rremen. A member of the haiserlich Yacht
Ciuh Of Kiel The \avahoe's new owner
viii rename her the Alice and her hailing
mort will be Bremen He intends TO cntei
Tor u is said m the next reRattas at hiel
/, IA aitogether probable TINT the yachts
rio will be changed 20 that OF n schooner,
as that - 20 be the popular racing class on
No o,har side or the atlantic this year II
is possible that the yacht may meet the Ger
man EmpcroT's Meteor. now ehortly 10 ."
showed good speed IN hcr races la'' sum
mrr. winning four trsts to the Nirilinl :
three frs,s and the AlsaF two hf-tS
The sun., 1902-02-11
"t'yITED EMPRESS COMPANIES
Company Incorporated Which Is Not
Union Of the Big Express Companies.


Articles of incorporation Of the United
Express Companies were filed yesterday
at the office OF the Secretary Of State in
Trenton. The capital stock Of the con-
cern il put at 81 900 600 The incorporators
and their holdings are given as George
Guerrier, As Broadway, this city, $500
shares; Raymond Surbridge, SO Broad
way. 2,4s9 shares, and George Surbridge,
SO Broadway and Plaintield, " j., one
share.
The companies propose to transport
merchandise OF all classes by land and
water and TO carry on the business OF a
common carrier of persons, freight and
express The certificate also sets forth
that the corporation proposes 10 carry
on the business OF mechanical engineers
and manufacturers, and OF workers and
dealers in motive power such as compressed
air, liquid air or electricity.
Oticials Of two OF the big express COM
panies said last night that az far as they
knew none OF the important express com
panies was at all interested in the United
Express Companies 1t was pointed out
that efforts had been made by certain
people to start an express business on
the New Jersey trolley railroads and that
the new company might he intending TO
work ON that line.
The stock Of the American Express Com
pany on sales Of 100 shares made an ad-
vance on the New York Stock Exchange
Yesterday Of lOT, points closing at 23alt.
The stock Of the Wells-Fargo company
on sales OF but 200 shares got up 10 200 an
advance Of s.. points. United States Ex-
press stock however, was rather heavy,
closing point down at i22'b on sales OF
500 shares
l. &. Weir. President Of the Adams Ex-
press Company. said that merely routine
business would he considered al the an
nnal meeting Of the trustees OF the Adams
Iw,rasa rompapy TODAY.
The sun., 1902-02-11
aoER PETITION IN CHURCHES,
rxpressrs Indignation at Their so-CsIIed
Jnhuman Treatment.

Tho Rev. Alfred y. Myers, assistant pastor
~ the Marble Collegiate Church. made an
a,,eup, AT the Presbyterian Ministers As.
socistion yesterday TO enlist clergymen in
= scheme 20 arouse sympathy in favor ~
He presented petition. a fac simile
Of half dozen NOR ,nst are soon TO be
sSsins, the so-called inhumsn Treatment
VI NJ Myers said that every denomination
rould be represented on the petitions and
,ss' sppoT OF the Catholics Of srSs
diocese.
The sun., 1902-02-11
TO PREPARE NAVY ron WAR.
General Board ArrsnEeS shore and Sea
nr,,,s for North Atlantic squadron.

WAsHISGroS, Feb. io.-ln its consider
stion OF plans for better preparing the
navy 10 meet the contingency of war, the
Naval General Board. the most compre-
ben.ive advisory committee ever main
tanned in time Of peace, has arranged a
,cheduls for the more active employment
of the North Atlantic Squadron. This
oon,emplates shore and sea drills of the
New England coast in summer and in the
w.s, indies in winter. and the board sug-
eos,s 10 the Secretary Of the Navy that he
81 Congress 20 appropriate si2o, 900 for the
nmrnose 10 be used this year No special
sppropriation for such manouvres has ever
The hoard has under consideration n
,lan for the reorganization Of the navy.
ppbich contemplates the formation OF a
general stan. having practical military
control
The sun., 1902-02-11
ARBITRATING WAGE QUESTION.
q, 900 (1oakmakers Agree with Manu-.
fnciurcrs without Strikes.

The Cloakmakers' Union reported yes
terday that about 5000 cloakmakers have
reached an agreement as TO wages and
conditions for the early spring work with
out strikes in accordance with a plan of
arbitration arranged for about two weesa
ago.
Delegates from the firms which have
made ,.es Elements with their employee
reported at the headquarters Of IN" uui'n'
First avenue, yesterday Afternoon, "n"'"
their agreements were ratified by me Union
The sun., 1902-02-11
Cornelius Vanderbilt Elected Treasurer OF
UerImcntaI Athletic Association.

Second Lieutenant Cornelius Nand"rhih OF
Company q. Twelfth Regiment Na' elected
Trcasurar Of tho Twelfth Regiment Athletic
,..oci,tlop AZ a meeting in tho arnlory last
night. col Dyer was elected President Of
ia assorsition and Do was decided to hold
the annual game, IN ApIh next ne "le'-
,ion of ieut Vanderbilt was uuan nous
The sun., 1902-02-11

The Murray Huis nav" secured jasper
oval for tte coming season and would be
plessed to hear from all frsl-ciass Seni-
dates The season Nil pTohaply pe open'd
on sunday. Arril q. with 'rh'r lh" Montreal
club ot tn" EI.sra J. oE'" or me .llon ciuo
address Murray Hill Baseball Association,
i3i Past Fiftieth street
The sun., 1902-02-11
To Distributing Union IIbcls. $40 Fin"

Charles Hickanick, baker of l?2 Nroo''
avenue, was fined so yesterday IN the N'.'
Side police court for distributing circula =
attacking n rival baker. The CircuaT
were printed in English and German ana
Hickanick explained that he could not real
them, hut distributed them az the direcn'h
of the union.
The sun., 1902-02-11
II0cke,

The West Point Foundry Athletic Club
defeated the oriental Athletic Club At hockey
played Of Cold Spring on HUDSON on satur-
Athletic Club, 1: Oriental Athletic Club. o.
The sun., 1902-02-11
". G. WHITNEY's MOTHER M.
Nr. whitney In Boston WIN ilcr "''
DrOihcr. %. VI MhiincN. NhrOah.

The Hon. William c. whitney b. ~ Boston
because his mother. now ~ ycar- GA 10
very low and not expected to live. h'n'N
NJ Whitney, William c.. brother, Is II
Europe on n Mediterranean tup -
fore William G. loft for Boston he was very
anxious over his mothers condition.
The sun., 1902-02-11

The scores OF the three leaders at 1870
this morning 81 the end Of the twcnty-tourth h
miles lap; Davis and Carroll, las miles :
Aps Guerrero and Shelton. 1855 miles laps.
The sun., 1902-02-11

No Beuer Authority IL 10 he Round on
Fashion
and the latest Matters Of Interest to Women "
th-n rRs SrS and - NiSG St'N fdr
The sun., 1902-02-11

The Father Hauptmaun Council won two games
in The prooAlyn Catholic Benevolent League tourna
inent last night. The scores;
rIRsT oAMR,
Gen. sherman Council-P. Reimann. l70 j.
Fudlinski. l4i KEGS. iN Brewi. ie; Beimsnn,
ise. Total, 7as ,,-. 90.
schu,y, iss: Ferger. iis: Buser. is1: wshle. lee.
Total, 75n. - 80
Rushwick Council 10. = -Honighsuser, lH;
Schultz, ia; Pfunds,en. iis: Buser. ts: Wahle'
Fathsr Hsup,mann Councn-Fran,, its: Schick,
I.f Heef iSs Splitter I?s; Steurer. i5o Total, OBS
THIRD oAMF.
Father HauptmAnn COuncn-franI. l@: Schlck.
1877 Vreg IT'S Splitter. 10; Sieurer l2f. Total 100 !.
Gen sherman Council-P. BenmAnn, 10; J
FudTinski i40: KEGS, los; Brewi. i?t j, Behmsnn
las Total. 7c2,
The Prosperity quintet gathered in two more
,,c,orie. M Inc Greater New York tournament last
niyh, and have a fair chance now OF winning nrst
or second prize. The scores
" FIRST oANT.
Am.rsfort-Buek, i7p' Ryder, lS, Fornan. 100
Csiussers. 1871 Potter. 10. Total ssi
Central-M Patterson. lS. {. Marquis III
Paterson i1?: r Marquis. iSI Pauly. iso Totslsoo
c.r,r,,-u PATTERSON. ~. {. Marquis, iS7; J.
Patterson. ~ : Marquis. lss pauly, 10 To,sl ~
ProSparitv| Alber, 2Il. g Wolf. iS. Brachhold,
,ss. Cuttnsn ifS p Wolf. i26 Total, ss
THIRD GAME ,,
proSncrItv- Alher, 221; q. Wolf, 100, Brachho'a'
,e5 G,,t-,ar 100 = Wolf. 7i6 Total aS7
hu,fSfNri Vuck inT, RYDER, III. forman, iIs
C,iIIssrrc. Isn Potter is4 Total $50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-11
M'cHEsNEY AND ALADDIN.
Monk Coburn Lands Bennett's Colt over the Hildreth Crack in Drive.

Chicago, June 10-The feature of the racing at Harlem today was the defeat of s. C Hildreth's McChesney, second choice for the American derby by G. C. Bennett's Aladdin in the fourth race at mile and a sixteenth. The race was practically between them, the other three h 'rses being beaten way off at the finish McChesney looked like a winner at the head of the stretch until Aladdin, hard ridden by Coburn. overhauled him. After a long. hard drive 70 the wire Alad lin got his head in front in the last few jumps. Most of those who saw the race were of the opinion that McChesncy was not quite up to d good hard race. while Aladdin has raced enough this season to be thoroughly fit. Weather. cloudy; track. good
 First race. five furlongs-Farmer Jim. 1I2 (Coburn). IS to j. wo1; Flo Carlinc l09 CT. O'Brien). l3 to ,. second: Josetta, Il6 Cf. KnighD, F to ], third. Time, :02 3-5. Senor. Almaric. Springs;a cad Gallant smith. Zulma, Jack Full. Double O. ran.
 Second race. six and half furlongs- Ethel Wheat 105 tOtsI, 2 to :? won; Rose Tree. i07 (Millerl. 2 10 ,. second Ice King IT. tMathewsl. to l. third Time. 1 20 2-5. Wyeth, Blennenworth, Theory Prowl. Wellesley ran.
 Third race. mile and lo0 Nards-Cher- tshed, lo2 tLyne). to 1, won Vincennes. l0i (Matthews). to 1. second: Banish, loS tR. Sulliyan), ? to l. third. Time,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-11
change system of trade information be- tween the local associations.

change system of trade information be- tween the local associations.
 The Committee on Credit Department Methods reported in favor of continued efforts toward the establishment of local reporting bureaus among the branch as- sociations. They also reported that 2l plans had been received in response to the offer of prizes for the two relatively best systems of bookkeeping for re- tailers.
 The report of the Legislative Committee showed the efforts made to secure the passage of laws regulating the sales of stocks of goods in the bulk in Sta-es where such laws do not exist. The Com mittee recommend continued agitation in favor of these laws in all States where they do not exist.
 The Committee on Investigation and Prosecution reported the raising of fund ot s10000 to pay the expenses of prose- cutting persons believed to be guilty of fraudulent failure. They recommended the creating of sentiment against deal ing in any way either on cash or credit basis with persons who have been con- nected either directly or indirectly with a fraudulent failure.
 The annual report of Secretary Prem dergast showed that the membership of the Association on June l was 4.000 an in crease of 432 over last year. Three new local associations have been added during the year at Los Angeles, Cal. Evansville. Ind, and Lincoln. Neb. The organization is preparing to extend its work to Texas and associations will soon be organized in that State.
 The report further states that all the local organizations are in good condition and much interest is being manifested in the work.
 The report recommends the return to the old plan of standing committees as the present committees have too many members and are cumbersome.
 The total receipts for the past year were s12,95S exceeding those of the past year by SIS
 The expenditures for the year were s1o.- 9a9.
 The Treasurer's report shows d cash balance to the Associations credit of sss
 The receipts for the coming year are es- timated at $14.100,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-11
PASSING THRONG.

Colonel w. W. Brandon. Colonel L. Y. Dean, Colonel E. B. Young, Colonel A. IT. Stevens Colonel c. 8. Mcdowell, Jr., and Colonel H. J. Rosentihl. members of the Governors staff. returned last night from Auburn where they reviewed the corps of cadets of the Polytechnic lnsti- tute yesterday afternoon with Governor Jelks. They will go to their respective homes this morning.
 It is expected that Judge Thomas G. Jones of the United States District Court, win return to Montgomery today from New York City, where he went two weeks ago, accompanied by Mrs. Jones and their daughter, Miss Netta Jones, to deliver the oration at the tomb of General Grant or Memorial Day.
 Hon. J. Tom Hefin of Lafayette. and Hon. Richard B. Kelly of Anniston, came in last night from Auburn where they have been attending the closing exercises of the Polytechnic Institue. They will leave the city this morning.
 Judge Jesse M. Carmichael. Convict In- specfor, who has been i'll for the past several days. left yesterday. accompanied by his. wife, for Tates Springs where it is hoped he will regain his health
 Hon. M M. Baldwin. member of the Legislature from Bullock County. came to town last night. He is at the New Mabson.
 Colonel Rufus N Rhodes, editor of The Birmingham News. was a visitor to Mont gomery yesterday.
 Charles Mcdowell of Eufaula, was in ahe city yesterday.