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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

t'IlhN- There was a general improF eusnt IN the
raIkff to-day. with fhf close wen top notch ~
ihf session Tho opening steady wiki prices points
lrHr o. points htEher. tls heuE materially better
e. tau r.f average trader had lotSed for tnas
H..h af Tfrruts promised t0 reach well $1,000
tales while rls liverpool cables proved Disappointing.
n- fHe other h.ul. weather the belt continued
favorable. market adEirrs hullish The fore
@ pointed o. frt tonight iU Arkansas and the private
oa0i's from lsreruu. declared sentiment slowly
tik.nf more tglsr hue soon after The Cau general
lsfins Deg iy brokers believed Dc arfiug Tor Wall
street tiI interests. Ususfl the lisa work up point
ere. point isf1rr me buying movement aiated Janu-
Ita.'Ht NNfn options accordance A
i'n.r sf"rh market ana "a situation the money
UafHe' were rnf without influence A report thar the
a. sfr.at hHH been settled helIed Strengthen hull
-.-'.. Lre Week, crop weather report from Wash
.Hfi'N 'H'H. fN n quite hush autiripated. and
l.f HeI.a'fr fHr
lrI .'r- made nH tTt bears The commission houses
..lr. take fhr active sNecfef
I. I'hl iit ,'0rt market might yet PASSED
'H' worst However. he ne ma ct
N't steady and ret tU points higher Total sales
'.' 'rI'nHi't at llanHn halos Liverpool viii to-mor-
I." '"gn quoting cotton tundrcdthF ~ q cent in
'..t. II N siAtl ioufihs as heretofore Total port
ti.e Il iff lhN were over $1,000 several
'"-.fHnl. loss Than tatal export elenrauoes
al follows. " '.'"i Hai"'l tF-oa9
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Liverpool sept 30. m.-COttOn-Spot quiet: prices
unchanged American mlddling Z Il-Ifi The sales OF
the day $3.50 bales of which specula-
ton and export. and included American Receipts.
L~o bales including $500 American. Futures opened
easier and closed steady American middling < O
ber. 4D64d4 90 d4d sellers. October and November
+5G+l sellers November and December 43G4d buyers:
Dscsmber and January. ~ 6ii ~ SD sellers,
and February. ~ -64i sellers February and March.
4l4d4 " Oid sellers March and April Al B4d buyers;
April and May. +l-G4d sellers: May and June. lid
sellers Following rs the equivalent under the
rangement OF quoting futures hundredths instead OF
sixty fourths of penny October lOOd sellers
Der and November Gs-lOud buyers; November and De
cemher Hl-hOd buyers December and January.
450Otd buyers, January February.
February March, 5S-iOOd sellers March and April
5T-lOod BUYERS April and May 57lOOd sellers May
and June. 81 luOd sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
orHnR MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago sept 3o-Catre-Reeelpts 1000 head in
GLIDING 400 Westerns good steady: others lower. good
~ prime nominal at o. 5OnSS 80 medium
StqsT stocksrs and feeders 81 1S. cows lower 81 jOq
- 81 "a. calves S3a<T. Texas fed S3NSf
Steers 81 5Oqss 80 ,Hogs-Recsipts to-day, $4,000
lower close tsi; mixef and butchers al s. 30lf7 q
good choice heavy 81 IQST 10. rough heavy STg$T
light 81 a@SI 6O; bulk Of sales 81 25g$T 40 sheep
5Tsr gooi 10 choice wet.s s. ass Is fair TO eSoic
mixed. - 25a 81 -. native lambs. 50 5Oq$5 40
Cincinnati sept 3O-Hsgx steady at S. 25a$7 20 Cat
Ils steady az s@ese - sHeep steady at 81 soaS3 40
Kansas CITY sept 3O.-CatIe-Re Receipts I6 300 head
natives 2soo Texans calves 100 natives Texans
opened seady closed lower. Western steadvSp io,
quarantine slow: stockers and steady III,
ch0c. and dressed al STdS7 o.
80. Western fed steers 50 IOdS5 Texas ana Indan
81 15aS4 So Texas 81 s5GS3 native cow.
bulls g s0asS 5S esves :: ss 90 Hssi y
5000 head: market l5q2oc lower; top at 81 70
bulk Of sales g 25at7 30. heavy. 81 eOasT So
mixed s, D1s:5 ss7 20. ss S So g S ssayy q i5ss5 90 YST
native lamb. At 81 as 70; Western ''psS lambs. ''lsS ss
ss 20 fsi -Sss - oos5 ss Tsss. epS Ssihsss yssrs 10
ToaS3 10 Texas clipped sheep 81 Tss3 stoIers and
Fast Buffalo sept Cattie-Rsceipts 80 head dull
HoEs-R~cspts +30o head: steady; trade slow: heavy
iisht Workers ioasa 90. pigs 50 90 roushs. 81 go
81 = sheep and lambs-Receipts Ioa0 sheen steady.
lambs arm: iambs sass 25 yeaElings ttdsi So eve.
81 2sqs4. sheep 81 T5ss4
chaics 81 s0as7. good Tsas5 50 Hogs Low prime
-. mediums. 81 10. Workers
. % Fs a. 'IssI s..1 5' oR ss, g 500 -
eus and Common. siasI TS ehole, lambs s5dsS 81 veal
calves ~ Jdfs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

= f-i.rrr Hf government cTuu weather report fol
t''irIr e iulutl rain to open c"tt1n ar Net3
Throughout tnt hslt. With the "Acrltloh "i tHe
,ila 't. portions uf ItNuS and rlfuutng Aha ~
f..r lfrltlt reported especially it tli'
.s'liotr ll.a.us though much interrupted y N.A
-i.t. aH1 nearing cumTl~tiuu an some alHtti.ts
-. t''iHn I central and Northern ieAas - nlaAllA
-i.- ul uuiser iitets ar IA
a.. Iu'. under tfesr conditions light TOP citk
als" ie Eatarrel Alabama. me rTup ~ 1ta lslane
wv. d PROMISED lu south carolina Texas ultei. ll'A
~ interrupted lt Wrt weather Heavy fulns ~ i'Nalt-
q fAtfut aiil lh many
t- lpRe u.e ErHav staininE itoll W"eNi stli nn-
..l.lf lIe northern and central sr'ti"t,f
sF rapidly end promising. bat only an unuru"4, ia'T
'~. -li a,slrs auy results
D't1n Eactsngt special Liverpool Calles-Spot cotton
t-ft salss 1880 nalrs. speculation ana export 's",
-fiasU. rrUrlt- F.Wiu. AfHeflcan, s."si mic
.it glagI NJ IUl uIiened Qulrt l-tsa- 90
tn'. .ltfl rtead. net lWls points hlglrF p'lu,ff'
a. i..,el NoNrmisr' iss gsngsry s.lrasrS'
,i-s tatafs March, aiiss March April salhi Aplil-
--a} end Au,Juus ssis Menohest'r Yarns ana ''"'"s
hRI- -Gs-0uuu eas Erne- Wfth quoted 90 s. n.
liF at - 4. as. 80 ana powdered. ai 81 a,flsa -
ANfhInf rfssdf. hulk qroied ~ ~ ss'ls-s
-s Hf ~ nrss@ ta and r.Entns ni - -f-s- " N-'i.
.as llIu -a0-n. American ana German ---i-S
- iiAl. nll-~Ils market iluids steios az l-A 49,
r.lh-h. t.sclfls lemon pili,
'.li ilE FrHas anQtFc. grass, native 80 -
-.' distilled - .haSi ~. mustard nHiutai s'Nsa 80
~. el - &iNaa an pepperminl Mesi.ih t.hs - -
-tA -a EhrsHfras natural, $50 40. artin ,ihl 80
- tlfarlunf 1uuSi -. tansA. - iN4fl -,
F.en natura sbasl a.: arthcal iapsfo worm
~ ~ i.HSi -. Nortnwnod purr s"tee - isssls
stens Northern 80 81 7sass ~. singer. ss
r-i nlsaehso llN iac. unleaci.eal shas'sci goosn
r., -. DO hcifborr puNaefrl tHtec Acorife, ordi-
- a-Nsc selected In bunoies eelsc sarsaIariiis,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentine was FIRM vita &C
f,asiv hid sr machine made barrels kosh was se1uS
1Ss- vas stealy and unchanged We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH bbs 4s'ac' machine Dds
5Oc bid. - ., soa
RosIN-Common TO good strained 81 81 'o., - 81 oNg
a. COL 81 *. r 81 20: c. 81 70; II. 81 Hqsl ~
e. 3. s1s, g X a. ii So 80: " So s5 W G. $4e5as4 lo
" ". 81 2Oa$+ -.
STOCK ON HAND.
snirifs turuentne 'o ~
Tar ..-. .
y,-,,,,,g,or sept aO-Sprlts urpentIne firm. ~ &c
bfs receipts Rosin steady 81 npnsi To- IceR
ma hbs Crude turpsntns firm. 81 30 anu - OV' Ie0ep
- bbIs Tar nrm. 81 80: receipts 2U2 Dds
Charleston sept 3o-TurpentHe and rosin uhcnahs'I,
sva,,ab sent 9O-Turpentine firm at 4I%se; receipts
IA bhls. sales $50; exports. 935 Rosn nr' reoelPs
90 bbis sales $50 exports 5O0s Ouoted' a. az
9na ~ Y g r.. H g. n So 40: G. So 65: W w 81
London Sept. 0.--TuTpentine-SPiFits' JOS o. 4o'
American strained, 4s 80, fine. 9s I'd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
InNnoN WooL MARKEr.

London. Sept 3O.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered 1lS54 bales mostly Zealand
stock A moderate quantity OF good medium crossbreds
was taken II cent advance, and also
"A increase OF 10 cent over
the July prices. Lambs wool firm and slips were
Withdrawals date number II. 100 bales.
FoIloWing are the sales detail: New South Wales
400 bales: 4iaddis 9d greasy. 3lldnls Vic
rors 3OO bales. secured Id greasy. +is dili i1d
south Australia bales: secured Sl7dGls SID greasy
4s.GTi.d Zealand 1900 bales; secured. 4l.da
Is lad: greasy. 3iaa11i4d. cape Of Good Hope and
Natal bales. Cd. greasy. 5iz4sd. Falkland
Islands OO0 bales greasy. 3i2q7ltd Punta Arenas
!. 100 bales; greasy, 3itG7%4d
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

80 EH sS55H. exchange II 10 1ti receipts. "a 0e
cleared Tor thr United states. - el0
rrHrHu Cor Europe bags stock 12l .elo hays
sarta--., office market steady. gg'I av"rags santos
rr"riHfs a. ufn lags dhysl- stock, lG32un
BAGS Hamburg g-i'nee market opened unchanged. AZ
.aa' u't au d ufg higher. sales, u utl haRs
irrrt.'on't market oi"uel quiet = franc higher,
.. 4 franc higher. D. irregular. !
hEher 7f ah unchanged. total sales $1,000 BAGS.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
5urrogaIes Notieee.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon James g. Church SURROGATE Of the County 2 ot
Kings rotlce Nereby gwen teCoi ~ 70 tat -
the Borough OF Brooklyn county ol Hluss;
49, p,Sorgb - Manhattan city q New York. and re-
siding No 10 First flace n W. ~ ssrne xifh tba
yn that my .us .be subscribers their place OF
vouchers - "a proad street lOhnsOn Build
ransactihs p1slle.-s - V.nhattan city OF New York.
ClO before tie lStn day OF Delel-''-'
Dated June 1lth. lS% ,,-rys ,t.yWETI
HOWARD ". MAXWELL,
Executors.
GEORGE 3. ABBOTT Attorney io' i' -
Street York Oity
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Frank
r Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF me county UNITY OF :, @ Nes
asans Jabez Upham late or ,e C1ney. 1neSo,
d.cesssd 10 present snme Win Nousnels
fcrs MS place OF transacting business. NO.
~ WaI Street In city o Ne" hofN On vi o''o '"'
R1st .iay OF October next ~, Ill 1000
Dafsd New York 29th day Of APTl ~ l9oE z;,,
WILLIAM w NILES. ATTORNEY Tor [.as0S WI CIV ~
Street. Manhattan BoroIsh' Nc" iO'N wv ~"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
6eIp tpanico-Mals.
: ARNIY-ARIE BODIED

WANTED FOR U, $ ARNif-ABl-E BODIED
w ,,,r,.-r.l men. between of II and 70; citi
sens os Tinted % good character and eTpeTate
s.h,,s M can speak read and write English. For
,,,nn spply 10 Recruiting Ofcer. . Third Ave
- ,rtlsnt "a 2a8 Eighth Ave. TO5 Sixth Ave. n. r..
,r s6a F1ilton So, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
5icdmboaIs
EHysp Day Lime

Glmdsom EfysT Day Lime
,,-.,.T s,.an,ers "Nev York" and Albany"
HaIt'lss ttssf and finest river boats In the world
- rassisn EassIs1 A' Fulton ST (by Annex sos A. N.
Drspresses y A'''
West I'D St. 9-fS
18th ST.
Esepse Kingston Point Catsh huus%n ana n,oany'
, - saratoga and connections 70 all points
Through tickets and baggage
-. anicss OF n Transfer Co Most delightful
-, excursion West Point NewburBh or rough
keep-lr returning on down boat ,.,s,c
pssta,rant oprn A NJ Mt>lC'
UTDSOS RIVER STEAMER MARY POW.
IL ELL Leaving Desbrosses 81 at sis p. ~ (satur-
n aad $50 p NJ Saturdays
y n Ias,th 81 on SATURDAYS ONLY go T. ~ For
I,.sis,d Fsus Cornwall. Newburg. New Hamburg. Mil
ton Po'keepsis Rondout and Kingston Orchestra on
''"'u .sr TRIP OF the Thurs. Oct 3D.
GAT@NIll EVENING llNE.
Roats for Catskin. HUDSON Coxsackie and the usual
landings. every week day at T. NJ rom Fler ~ ~ H.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

eAr@Nlll EVENING llNE.

Mt f,r Catskiu HUDSON. Coxsackie and the usual
landings every week at p NJ. from Pier ~. ~ r.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-28
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Edward S. Isham, one of the most
prominent lawyers of Chicago, died in
New York city, aged &C years.
Charles L. Tiffany, founder and
head of the jewelry firm of Tiffany
& Co., died at his home in New York,
aged 90 years.
Albert Bierstadt, the noted land
scape artist, died of heart disease in
New York.
Elias Holiday has been nominated
for congress by the republicans of the
Fifth Indiana district.
James Alexander, aged 1O3 years,
died in Springfield Mo.
Gen. Edward S. Bragg, of Fond du
Lac. Wis, sole surviving commander
of the old Iron Brigade, celebrated his
seventy-fifth birthday.
James E. Watson, of Rushville,
Ind, has been renominated for con-
gress by Sixth district republicans.
Joseph Jefferson celebrated the
seventy-third anniversary of his birth
at Palm Beach, Fla.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-28
A WEEKS RECORD
All the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
CONGRES SIONAL.

The senate on the 18th ratified the
treaty with Denmark, ceding the Span
ish West Indies to the United States
upon payment of IS, 900, and passed
bills establishing a permanent census Of
flee and extending charters of national
banks....In the house the bill for the
repeal of the war taxes was passed by
a unanimous vote. At a caucus of house
republicans a resolution was adopted
calling for a special committee to investi-
gate the Acknowledgement of voters in
the south
The senate further discussed the Phil
ippine tariff bill on the 18th and it was
agreed to take final vote on the bill
next Monday afternoon. In the house,
during a discussion of the Indian appro-
priation bill, Mr.. Wheeler CKy) was
scored by his democratic colleagues for
his attack on Prince Henry and Lord
Pauncefote. In reply Mr.. Wheeler said
he had nothing to retract. A bill was
introduced to refund to religious, char
liable, literary and art institutions the
taxes collected legacies and requests
under the operation of the war revenue
act.
On the 18th the time in the United States
senate was devoted to considering the Phil
ippine tariff bill, the main speeches being
made by Senators Burrows (Mich.) for the
bill, and Money (Miss.) against it....In the
house the general debate on the Indian
appropriation bill was devoted almost en-
tirely to eXtraneous topics. AS on the pre-
Vious day, the issued raised by Mr.. Wheel
er (ky) few days ago came in for con-
siderable attention and was the feature
of the session.
The senate on the Goth devoted its en-
tire session to the Philippine question:.
The house spent the day working on the
Indian appropriation bill and AZ of the 81
pages were disposed of. Mr.. Long, OF the
ways and means committee, submitted to
the committee bill providing for reciproc-
ity with Cuba.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-28
FOREIGN.

Additional details of the earthquake
in Transcaucasia show that 1000 per-
sons, mostly women and children, per-
ished Four thousand houses were de-
stroyed.
Asumcion Esquivel has been elected
president of Costa Rica.
Ten persons were killed and 65
wounded by troops at Barcelona,
Spain, in an attempt to stop labor
riots.
Col. Allen, chief of the Philippine
constabulary, in a report to the war
department said $4,000 troops were
sufficient to hold the Philippines.
Michael Bolan, an American, has
been compelled to leave Ecuador by
the persecution of government Off
Gals.
The German government is making
preparations to maintain a regiment
of troops in Shanghai to support Ger
man interests in China.
The British located De Vets force
near Reitz, in Orange River colony,
and the Boer command was split UP.
Rev. Newman Hall, D. D., Ii D., the
Congregational clergyman and writer,
died in London, aged Sc years.
The reports of the release Of Miss
Stone are without foundation, al
though ner liberation is expected mo-
mentarily.
The largest existing band of in
surgents in Batangas province, P. l.,
surrendered to the Americans.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-28
DOMESTIC.

Lou f. Wright, of Ottawa, Kan, a
member of a minstrel troupe, was
1ynched at New Madrid, Mo-, as the
result of a quarrel with white men.
A heavy snowfall, accompanied by
high winds, caused suspension of
traffic in New York and other east
ern cities.
Carrie Chapman Gait, of New York,
has been elected president of the Ma
tional WOman's Suffrage association.
Andrew Taper was hanged at Chas-
lIa, Mimi, for the murder of Rosa Mixa
The Louisiana supreme court decid-
ed that betting on horse racing is not
illegal
The United States transport Meade
has arrived at San Francisco from Ma
Mia with l 200 soldiers whose terms of
service have expired.
The whisky trust has begun its fight
on Independent manufacturers by cut
ting the price three cents.
Two thousand invitations to the
launching of Kaiser Wilhelm's yacht
have been issued by the builders
John Jordan, with several aliases,
the king of green goods men, has been
arrested by a secret service agent of
the post Office department in New
York
The Daughters of the American Rev
olutiOn in session in Washington elect
ed Mrs. c. II. Deere, of Moline, ILL.,,
regent.
Two masked robbers raided a gam
bling room at Clinton, Ia. securing
$1,000 in money and diamonds from II
men.
The Atlantic Yacht club of New
York elected Emperor William and
Prince Henry honorary members of
the club.
President Roosevelt sent to congress
a recommendation that Naval Con-
structor Richmond P. Hobson, hero of
the Merrimac, be placed on the retired
list.
The state bureau of labor statistics
reports a net gain in wages in Illinois
in four years of 11.7S per cent.
Chilkat Indians in the state of
Washington have buried alive
youthful convert to Christianity be-
cause he denounced the mummeries
of the tribe.
The name of President Mckinley
HAS bCCI gwen " bIlC IOl
on Great Diamond island, Portland
harbOr, Maine.
A band of heavily armed Creeks
were captured by posse near Beggs,
l. T.
EX-Secretary of the Treasury Lyman
J. Gage is to become president of the
United States Trust company of New
York, with a salary of $50, 900 year.
The Corn Exchange national and
Merchants national banks in Chicago
have been consolidated under the
name of the former.
Topeka, Kan, gave saloonkeepers
81 900 in settlement of damage suits
against the city growing out of Carrie
Nations raids.
One person was killed and six injured
in fire that destroyed the Battle
Creek (Nfich.) Adventist sanitarium
and hospital. Three hunderd patients
escaped in their night clothes The
property loss is S45O,OOO.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses IN the United States dur
ing the seven days ended on the 14th
aggregated $1,92S, 921 ,662, against 81
Isl, 122,942 the previous week. The in
crease compared with the correspond
ing week of last year was Ia.
The navy department is soon to test
petroleum for fuel on ships.
\ big combine of transatlantic lines
has been formed. which includes the
Dominion, Leyland, American, White
Star and Atlantic Transport COM
panies.
Harold NJ. Cole, prominent citi-
zen, murdered his wife and commit
ted suicide in Helena, Mont,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-28
Woman suffragists appeared before
congressional committees and urged
their right to vote.

Woman suffragists appeared before
congressional committees and urged
their right tovote.
Fire. followed by an explosion of
gas, wrecked the Tecumseh flats in
Chicago and rendered nearly 100 per-
sons homeless.
The Wisconsin supreme court in eff
feet has decided that the state inheri-
ance tax law is unconstitutional.
President Roosevelt announced his
decision in the Schley case. He blamed
the admiral for the retrograde move
ment and the loop, held that neither
Schley nor Sampson was in command
of the fleet at the Santiago battle
which was a captains fight, and pro-
nounced fatty against continuation of
the controversy.
Attorney General Knox, by direction
of President Roosevelt, is preparing a
bill in equity to test the legality of the
Northern Pacific railway merger.
Four firemen were caught under fall
ing walls at a Milwaukee fire, and two
died of their injuries and the others
were badly hurt
III. F. Brewer, of San Francisco, won
the 6OO-yard swimming championship
at the Coliseum in Chicago, breaking
the record.
The superintendent of schools at Ko-
komo, Ind, reported that 400 boys out
of 300 in the city schools smoke ciga-
retteS.
Secretary Hay notified Russia and
China that any agreement giving any
corporation exclusive right in the de-
velOpment of Manchuria would be
viewed by the gravest concern by the
United States
The National Civic Federation COM
mittee considered in New York plan
for a tribunal to prevent threatened
strikes and lOckouts
The secretary of war has furnished
the senate with mass of information
disprOving charges of cruelty made
against Philippine troops.
The foreign relations committee of
the senate decided that the reciprocity
trade treaties are not dead, but can
still DC acted upon by the senate.
Coon Kinaman was killed and his
wife fatally injured by the cars near
Ingalls,, Ind.
William P. Foss, of Haverstraw. N
Y, won the amateur billiard champion
ship of America in New York
Miss Gertrude Gothic was shot dead
after quarrel by her lover, George
Sutton, who attempted suicide, at Phil
adeIphia.
Three children of John Thompson,
Of Owingsville, KY. were killed and
another and the mother fatally in
jured by the explosion of a key of
powder.
Justice Horace Gray, of the United
from a slight attack of paralysis.
KrOonland, the largest vessel thus
far built in the United States, has
been launched at Philadelphia.
Word is said to have been passed
along the line in Washington to drop
the Schley case.
Prince Henry will visit both houses
of congress on his trip to Washing
ton and witness the proceedings.
The Twenty-ninth regiment left
Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, for the Philip
pines.
Graduation of the naval academy
class on May 1 will add 60 officers to
the navy.
Fire at Lafayette, Ind, destroyed
several stores and damaged the Jour
nal office, the aggregate loss being
$780, OO
Presidents action in setting afoot
prosecution of Northern Securities
causes commotion in Wash
ington official circles.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
GOLF.
OPPOSITION TICKET FOR wEsTCHEsTER
CLUB IN THE FIELD.

something more than cut and dried election of
onlcers may enliven the annual meeting Of the
"estcnester Golf Club at the Murray Hill Hotel
next tuesday. Rumors of dissatisfaction have been
current for several weeks. and yesterday definite
/ color was given 10 them by the announcement of
an opposition ticket which will be vigorously ad-
Vahced against the regular nominations In speak
ing on the subject yesterday r. L. RedfeId the
present secretary. said:
ne meeting will be a fight for control by some
oI ne ulSsruntled members. each of whom seems
10 nave little personal grievance TO work off
against tne present management of the club Indi-
Vldually their complaints amount TO nothing but
taken IN combina ton they have been the means of
uniting certain elements into strong opposition
VIII be put in nomination. consisting of F. b
w eSSon, president; T. c. Ennever. vce-president:
{ w Hunt secretary: Ernest E. Foley. treasurer
ana Dr W l. Savage, captain. For the board OF
governors the same faction will nominate A. B.
Nadsworth. F. r. Lord and J. J. Deane. I can say
authortatively however that IL this ticket Is
ed the present negotiations for clubhouse
ana the extension of the links from nine eighteen
hoieS Will be broken off at once. and the club
PEELED 10 put up with it's present quarters for at
least another year
The regular ticket is follows; For president
r r, Wesson: vice-president T. c. Ennever; sec
retary, r. L. Redfeld: treasurer. r. P Lydon
captain, A D. Compton. and board of governors
alexander Mofft. J. A. Coffin. c. F. Mathewson
ana W n. Boardman. The meeting will be called
TO order at $50 p.