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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, ii,T5i, per cent last loans.
~. per cent; ruling rate. per cent Tune
and ninety days, per cent. for three months
and s. go per cent for SIX and nine months.
Comm. rcial paper is quoted ~ per cent.
for prime single names and bills receivable
other names, 6"6is per cent.
Sterling exchange was again weak aud
lower. This was due To a good supply Of bills
and no demand from reInittcrs continental
quoted u, :, :, for long and 81 81 y for short
sight "E draf nsi scsos. $50 and cable trans
a $40. @5ls', for long and sig. IS -.
guildcrs were quoted Mt ~ 1910" 40 for long
and 40 !" 20 3-lS for short
10 ?-sq ?Oc, discount. Charleston Buying.
l-ioe. discount: selling, i-iec. prcr ium.
savannah Buying, X. discount. selling
&c. premium St. Louis SOC premium
banks; Use nrsminS over coun,eG5i SOC
discount; banks. 81 premium.
Money in London. - CA, per cent Rates
Of dscoun. IN pGben marke, lor short and
AMOUNT Of bullion Withdrawn FROM the Dank
Of England or b.lance to-day, f,o,ooo The
Bank OF I'm gland minimum rate OF discount
it's reserve liabilities is ~ 90 per cent. ca inst
~ 81 last week and Is % the same week OF
last year | h. weekly statement OF INC Va y ],
shows the following changes from the pre-
vious accounts he total reserve decreased
C.s3.ccoo. circulation Increased faS,ooo bull
lion decreased fi4s.6t5. other securities de-
creased f!2e. other deposits decreased
Eain,OoO. public deposits Increased f5oc. 40
note reserve decreased ilooo. Govern {.
rent securities increased Ce8, OOo. Paris
advices quote rcr cents. 90 francs 2iii cen
times. ESchar &c on London. Is francs iai3
centinles. The weekly statement Of tho
Bank Of France shows the follow INK chan COS
Notes in circulation increased 1895. Oo0
francs. Treasury accounts current decreased
7.o2sooo francs, gold on hand increased
22SO,on francs. bills discounted increased
II, $50. on francs. silver on hand ircreased
Isis on francs The weekly statement of
Tho Imp~r,Hl Bank Of Germany shows tho
following changes Cash on lard increased
$500 OOo marks. treasury notes increased
10000 marks. other" securities increased
~. $50. no marks. notes in circulation do
creased IN, s6o, 900 marks.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
York CSC Bar silver in London closed at
?, Sid Mexican silver dollars we're quoted
NJ 37Ic.
New York Clearing House statement: FIX
changes s,S7 SIS .oo2; balance, So to3, SOS Sub
Treasury debit balance, 1853 o.?
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re,,lns down 70 proper price. Tha, proPrr phce
Il below what Ia bringing now. There VII De no
large demand for corn until II gets cheap. Cables
are easier fhc May option In Chicago for some
days has had strong speculative support but the
price is Nidrntly yielding Ne do not regard ~
o safe thing to buy MAY corn al apnce 10 cents
above precedent 81 riiar conditions as now eSis'
This hole Ming and feeding argument Il not IN
accord Nth the pas, and We have only 10 point 70
the crop Of 1896 following the shori crop OF lSSs
to back our statement. Oats were dun and easier,
with the rce ofthc list The westhsr was favorable
for the movement. Primary receipts were t7s.~,
bush. and the shipments 27s.Oo Chicago received
isa cars and expects 40 To morrow
FLOUR quiet and steady. sales. 1.Hn hbls
Receipts were 200 bbls. and iy,0,i sacks ~
ports 1871 bbs. and s.cOJ slcks. Winicr in hbls
Superine. Sa.75o $3.50. No. extra S!S.tS!vs.
clears. S3i5dsJ3O. s'raights, SSt0asSt IS; patents
s1S Ss Sphng In bb,s Cchis - lofsSA.
siraighs. s1iofS.S patents, $40 ts,lo H!e
nSuT. SJst3tO,
CorToS. SPIT cotton here declined I points
Delivered on contracts. $40 bales. MIXING up
lands s6ic- agsins, SIG. last year: Nea o.
leans and Gulf 800 agalns ssic. Mobn"
advanced lcc. otter southern sbot markets
were Unclaimed. Liverpool declined points
on thc spot, with s,es oi i?.OD bales; futures de
clined t. S points. Manchester steady. The
movement D a., fall
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M SI\ESS TROt BLES.
stores Of Niiiiam Cooper 4 Son and the
John \. Baker Notion Go. EmDttcd.

Inc pl1cc Of business of William Cooper
Son. tJiors and dripers at 39I Broadway.
has been closed mp. all the stock of goods
HAS been removed aud the store fixtures
ana showcases are IN charge of Marshal
motifs Ngernnan on an execution from
solonon u" Young for sGl The store was
oEneu about tEre" months ago and was
lifted ny In tine stNl". The business was
carried on by Mrs JIlil Davis She il tho
vie OF Albert Davis, Who. 1t /, said was in
busiiess IN Newark. y. J., up to Aug TO-
wnen al /, stock was removed under n chat
tei mort gage OF $685. IN favor of r. X Hsn-
klls OF u ii1dcIp!lI II i reported In the
trade that all tie stock at 39i Broadway was
taken out Oh Wednesday at tie instance OF
Judge adams OF the United States District
tourt has apI ointed \lfrcd H. Ommen tenn
porary recs is.r Of the assets Of tine John 4
Baker Notion Company OF 1874 Broadway
" Was stated trat To" 1Oinmny tas trans
TERED all it, stock OF mercAandise worth
more than slj,oh. to JANIS 1Hltott for an
untecedent Indebtedness John L Sproulj
president Of the \arick Bank. a creditor for
800. called AZ the place oil business of the
company on the 18th ils, and found il com
pletely stocked with mercha ndisc which
officers OF the company ~ i'd was worth f23 Oo1.
but us. N II alleged, WAS all removed in
the night time between the 18th and 10th
and Is now ~ possession Of Mr.. Talcott.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities to-ds Y
displayed considerab BILE frmness during the
early dealings and fractional advances as
a. rule were shown In the more important
shares, although dealings we're some what
below those Of yesterday. The strong ten
dency displayed in the stock Exchange was
reflected to a certain extent In a few issues
wiicn were more or less affected by the course
OF that ma rket. In the late dealings, how
ever. considerable irregularity was shown
in spots especially in some Of the lately ma.
nipulated shares. where prices were inclined
TO sag on. Northern Securities, which has
been the leading feature. was one Of the
oil was In better demand. but the offerings
II showed an advance Of o points above the
but stronger. Virginia Coal and Coke "a.
sues we're somewhat irregular. Cuban Gov
eminent "a. were weak. losing 3 per cent. ,
cent on sales OF loo shares
ern Securities. which showed rene wed
strength. advancing ~ per cent. to 100.
the highest price touched during the week
While the better condit ions prevailing on
the hoard were In Tart due to the strength
that the dividend to be declared in the mid
was only slight eaction from tho highest,
at times. but met with little success and the
maj dealings were at the highest figure OF
ha trap in ho orlo "a
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was h;te disposition to trade IN coffee to day. and
on the whole the tone was INNER with shorts
absorbing thc offerings rom importers.
METALS IN London tin was unchanged At fIi6
Is Cd for spot and filR LIS Cd FOR futures. The
market herc was lower Copper In London ed
vanccd 2S al 10 $50 I5S. for spot and f5i "a sd
for futures The local marxet was quiet and
unchanged. Lead was unchanged here and In
London, with the fore en- mar clO les. Sd Spce
was unchanged In London at $40 lis. H. The
New York mt rket was dull Prices here as FOL
lows, Copper s,andar I'd, spot to Decent Der 10 IT.,
casting, spot to February. HAS,. nominal: tin.
% G2l IS 75c tin plates 50 Goat mill lead i2sc
speltcr, 400: iron No Northern. s23a SIS pig
iron warrants, nominal steel rails at mill, ss
NAVAL SroRfs Spirits NJ turpertne. a. "a 5Sc.
Common 10 good strained rosin. 81 IS
PROVISIONS. Lard vas dun. renred Continent.
81. Brazil kegs. si:c5 Western prime. $40 IS.
South ArncricAn, sii.5o Pork was quiet with
mess al Hsdslsto. Talow. Sac. Dressed hogs
272 a2sc State, dairy. tubs, fancy 40 ?sc Cheese
State. c. small. oolored, fancy. iss.c.; white,
13'.c,, large, co!orcd 1870 white. 1890. Eggs
State and Pennsylvania, &c. Western. 2ec. CHI
cago, Dec. IL Provisions were quiet and H.
reguar but closed generally lower. Much Of this
selling was because Of the weakness IN grains
There was very substantial buying OF May pork
and ribs by one OF tho leading packers. Private
estimates OF provision stocks make a very buish
showing as to lard ard not at all hcarsh for other
product, although stocks Of ribs have Increased
about $3.50 onO lbs. thus FAR this month"
SUGAR. Raw was dull and steady at 3 iS-iGc
quiet and steady; granulntcd, <.s5c
CHIC were ~ Law ny,e.
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Live stock Market.

,, THURSDAY. Dec. TO-
Ncelpts OF beevcs were raj head. mslrly con
signed .ct few dry cows sold AZ .? ,sa per To-
Ins Dressed beef steady: city dressed native
sues T3dlli1c, per n. Texas beef s,a1 iac
Saoies last received quoted American steers al
iiSSyni 4.c, dressed weight: refrigerator beef At
hhnio'ac per Exports to-day. cattle. no
Receipts OF calves Including tsI dIrec, u.,.
o.. mead W head on sale all told. Yeats ruled
MeAoy' o'heI calves dull. About $50 head were
unDn, lnciudlnE cars OF Western calves Nsa!>
Sia a, Sfv5o per ioH lbs. barnysrd calves ~
S.sn'' No westerns sold, cry dressed yeal,.
irnc. per N Receipts ~ sheep and lambs In
e., cars "a he exported, and 20 cars dircc'
70 saughter. were s,!oa head. - cars o. sale al
.oia' rom sheep and lambs ruled ees.r. common
anu nsdlum stock suffering the most About 10
S Sa OF Nnck were unsold Partly late arrival.
onsep Sou ~ wa per 100 lbs culed at 81 Ian rs
H.oTe IA about ~ he I'D At "a 20 "a rs CanadaS
AZ Soo Dressed mutton. easr. per y. dressSd
receipts OF hogs we're 7.i2s head. about a car on
Ss, ihe market About steady. State hogs sold
al SaSde.e0 per ion lbs
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With lower cables better weather and expectations
win be 1rser. and finally With every body waiting
the result Of the JanuSry deal the feeling In the cot,
lnely declined. dispatches from Texas stated tina,
cotton was opening In some sections and that the top
expected The trading was on avery moderate scale.
however. largely on acc punt OF the contradictory
an Idea THAT the pool is liJuldating January grad
usliy hui the idea among the great majority Is that
the deal 4 may carry prices ven much higher or
!, may suddenly collapse and leave cyerybody n
awaiting more ,,sh, on ,hS January question and
Philadelphia spot Interests were selling In Liver
a nSG ,,d house ssa a
dalton OF the January. option T. moderate eI'
70 S g SIC
an enormous interest SIN remains to DC settled
Ss and n.d dsT nss 70 ss
STICK heIe now oyer oooo bales and white cotton
H % ne Of GSs am ss o
lance would certainly bring s,les OF January par.
pmen and quick delivery N from Pet In saR ~
do not believe, however. this course will be re-.
Interest as compaayriS sh, and in "a any ' event,
willing To make settlement willingness n which
weather conditions throughout the belt are re-
ported favorable to day and an Increase In the
while reports ar. now being circulated from many
sectl ms that considerable cotton will be saved
rom the neius lhlely INVADED by storms OF ram,
and ice, We are not inclined 10 cNDeCt an lmpor
tant addition TO the crop from this source. but
there Is M rcaS N why the cotton delayed by bad
weather In TRANSFORMATION shall not make its alp.
pearance, as We have felt all along that the move
rent had been Slmewhat reduced by the Causes
referred To- II will he recalled tina, an easier tone
- the market followed somewhat such conditi Jns
last year and while We do not expect a permanent
decline VIC are constrained to urge operators TO
be cautious In transact )ns and n make purchases
only on the easy spJ'S until a clearer idea OF the
Volume Of cotton coming forward can be obi aimed
and until the effect Of the 1rst notice day Tor the
January contracts, on the 18th inst. sail have
passed
toYfEE. Rio on the spot was strady az SAC for
No. J. Salcs. / 100 bars santos Nos, 10 !. 600
steady with prices unchanged to points higher.
sales, .aGO bags. Havrc and Hamburg were
unchanged American Wa rchouSe deliveries. 20.
'9' hugs. Rio was Unchanged receipts. &Co0 hays
stock, 65s0On, exchange, II 81 sd santos was
pricnx herr As inllnus
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snip Mercer Of New Ens,apd ye,..,..

hockLAND. Me. Dec. is.-The American
Savisation Company. just formed in this
c.a.e WITH a capitalization OF 81 600. 900.
cnhtempiates the establishment OF a fine
neet OF vessels under one head and some
lhlortant changes In the mana cement of
HnPPme' vessel property In many New
EngAnd ports will he merged into this big
mpahy; and from time TO time the oom-
Ihe home port Of the company u Bah. md
mose OF the repairs will % made there
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REAL ESTATE TRUST 60. OF NEW YORK

New York. December Is. 1902,
The BOARD Of Trustees OF this company has this
day declared semi annual dividend OF 1ve per
cent on Us capital stock, payable January 2 1898
70 stockholders OF record Al the close OF business
December %, 1902. Transfer books close Deem
bcr g. 1902, at three O'Clock =. NJ and reopen
January >, 1893. At ten o'clock \. VI.
HENRY ", RElGHLEN. Secretary,
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

rs Broad Street New YORK. Dec IL, lA)2
The Board OF Directors this day declared quar-
terly dividend OF ONE AND THREE QUARTERS
PER CENT on the Preferred Capital Stock pay
able Jan 81? 1903 to the prcfe rred stockholders o!
record at close Of business on January :? 1853.
Checks will be mailed
Transfer books OF the preferred stock will close
att p. NJ. on Jan ?. 1878 and reopen Jan 81, laO3.
LEIGH BEST Secretary.
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The Chicago, Rock island and PaCinc Railway
ComDany.


UfflCc 1T tht NN>stAnt TreaSureT,
New York civ, December l. 1902
quarterly dividend OF sl.25 per share will be
raid January ?. 1873 to the shareholders OF this
onpank' stock, registered as sucn on the closing
o. the Transfer Books
the transfer books will Close a. 2 O'Clock y. VI.
oA the 18Th day OF December. 1872 and open at
~ O'Clock \. o. the 5th dhv ~ January 1903
GEORGE T. ROGGS. ASSISTANT Treasurer.
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The Merchants National Bank

On IlI ~ ~ NV NURk-
pcCemhcr II. 1902
The directors Of thi, Bank have THIS dsy Dc
Clarcd a Dividend of THREE MD ONE HALF
FER CENT, g., free Of tax, pay able January
?. 1908
The transfer books will hc closed on and after
December 10, 1902, and reopcned January g. 1903.
W y. T kENSER Cashier
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T,IE FOURTH National BANK

n
NcV orb Dee is 1902
Tac Board Of Directors no, his day DECLARED
. semi annual dividend of THREE AND ONL-
HALf PER CENT PAYABLE on and after ian
uir. :, nrpyi a..
Toe transfer booFS viii close at 3 =. NJ. this
date, rcopcning JNuUar. {: 1913
Oh ARl.EN 4 pA1-rERSNN- Cn.hlcr
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KNICKERBOCkER ICE COMPANY,

DC. I,
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
semi annual dividend OF THREE PER CENT. on
the preferred stock OF this Company PAYABLE Jan
uary ?, 1903 TO stockholders OF record OF Dec 20
1872 The transfer books OF the preferred stock
will be closed at ~ NJ bee. ~. and remain closed
until January . 1919. Checks will be mailed to
stockholders by the Central Trust Company OF New
York.
WILLIAM A. WALTER Secretary
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain Deriine, After 4 Firm Opcning-Fur.
ther Liquidat ion-W Gather Good-GOtton
or Tables Lower and Weather Favor.
abie-The January Puzzle Hurts Bust.
nesS-CONec Firm-PrON isIOns lrreRular

THURSDAY, Dec. s.--GRAiS Wheat Spot
was moderately active. Sales. 29o.oo bush
mainly for export here and at the outports
No. red in elevator 10. under December
10. / Northern Duluth SC. over May; No |
Northern New York <i,c, over. North
western receipts were S7 cars against SIS
last week and t9i last year: Chca 60 So a Ga in st
So last week and 30 year ago Futures
closed "a &c. lower Sales. i.2,o.oo) bush
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20 hrbau Nttcrt, N"W NorF Dec. 1902.
Inc re- u n Cuar,CTiy diNidoi d of or AND
ONE HAL. PR CENT. VIII bc p.il Jan. :? 1904
70 preferred stockholders a. record at 3 T.. NJ Dee.
% Preferred stock transfer hooks will be closed
from Dec 20 1907 10 Jan. g. 1893
IANIN l. MORGAN. rreaSnrcr
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTA.
TONS.
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Bd. Asked hi Asked.
Am Co.. IS. MetWSHp as So,
AmCC pr. 81 az Nat Bis. l+k AN
Am Rad. 49is ol,s Nat Bis pfi oiia lo2
ArRadpf 20 l22 Y Carb.... 90 30
Boz 3D. C. a., ga NCarbp.. % pSK
Boz Bdp. s 81 nc StRy. 100 le2
Dock. 81 oSt7 Oats ..... IS 70
ChUT... l2s 1884 oan pr. 81. 90
Oh UTpf A5's ~ SO Side r.. io7 100
City Rwy 2Os 2lO Streets ste 30 80
Di Match l3ei1 l37 Swift .....i 23il IRA
Lake SCI Si,wChStRy SO 50
AetWSH.. 80 1874
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Wheat advanced a trlne at the opening owtnr to
ing reports Of a better export demand. lirht orcyy
ings and covering OF shorts but the demand soon
abated. and on renewed liquidation and more or
and crop reports and larger receipts. prices re
acted and declined. closing al the lowest poin,
Berlin was partly ,ank. hish,r. and Paris and
Antwerp were nrr' A. UNCHANGED prices Primary
receipts rs r. =, Ss'h sssn n
the selling at the West appeared to he OF a FOOD
character supposedly by elevator Interests 81.
Current says that the wheat crop Is "a r,sily Gov
cred By snow and the condition Is ally main
Is gven as me IN Europe nd /, IS dea, IL nv wes,hsr
try Wheat Is bu, ~ cents below the ton on Man
This docs no, measure much Of rce elton In
decline. There is certainly a waning OF conndence
on the bull side. VIC must regard the May option
our visible in rood quantity crop prospects m,,h
and supplies from Russia and Argentina uLeiu
TO BE- abundant. The interior movement fails
said One OF the Iunportan, features was In. Vss
ma rked abating OF the builish sentim emf recen,y
and the bulk OF to days business was local ana
professional Receipts both Northwest and south
west W. were srssr msn yer sro thu. bra 1ins
had b~en Affected by the had weather MIMI
spohs reported also that great deal Of Manitoh.
and that fully two million bushels OF this would ~
handled In this way. There was popular belief Shs,
End also this, new h".In' IS ys> ~ Ihe So-. r
Com WAS Quleter With carly prices steady on sun
was decline on ren-ved naulds,ion sitrbated
partly TO the southwestern pool and q abs.nce ~
support. At one time there vas a rally on nre
Illinois and Nebraska. which caused covering bu;
mier on prices again GAVE way on further naulds
70 morrow Primary peoep,s res cnc - sa 30 go
and the shipments N? 90 The cables ere s,eadx'
prominent local house said: Cash corn Is mpidly
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Oats were quiet Sales. 70 0oo bush. No. white
81, &C. No. white. Taqasc. Futures closed
,.c' lower. December S'.c: Rye was nrm.
No. Western. $50. c. T. I. New York. Car lots
Jersey and State So to 52iac.. nominal track Corn
was steady. Sales. 1000 bush, mainly for ~
port here and al the outports, No mixed In
elevator. C2c No, ? white soc No. yellow, SOC.
Futures closed " to a.c. lower Sales ~ 900 hush
pvire toll
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

-----~---~--~~~~--
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The semi annual interest due January I. 1913.
the 90 First Mortgage Bonds OF chicago. Rock
Island and Pacinc Railroad Company. and the
40 General Mort gage Gold Bonds OF The chicago.
Rock Island and paciHc Railway Company will
be paid on and AFTER DECEMBER 22ND,
1907, at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, No
Wall Street. New York City.
GEORGE 7. BOGGS. Asst. Treasurer.
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THE SUN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1902.
CLOSING PRICES.

'kI-diyldepd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-28
AFTER THIRTY EIGHT YEARS.
Brother and Sister Had Not Met,
 Though Living Near

Brother and Sister Had Not Met,
 Though Living Near.
 Southington, March 27.-One of those at the funeral of Mrs Mary Ann Mat theWs, which was held here Tuesday, was her brother, who had not seen her in nearly forty years. The sister years ago abandoned hope of ever seeing her brother She believed him to be dead. He read of her death in a newspaper and came here to attend the funeral. Mir. Bryan is eighty three years old. He said that it was something like thirty eight years ago since he saw his sister alive, He went away, and al though only about twenty miles sepa- rated them, they did not meet, Many times he arranged to visit her, but each time something prevented. He had supposed her to be in good health. The sister, falling to hear from him, had long believed him dead
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Ladies Aid Society's Social and Ell

Ladies Aid Society's Social and Elec-
 tion of Officers.
 The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church held it's monthly social and annual general business meeting in the parlors of the church on Wednesday night There was a large attendance of the members and friends of the congregation, The proceedings opened with supper, after which a musical programme was presented and greatly enjoyed, the following taking part:
 Duett-John S. Irmie and J, Hughes. Recitation-Mrs, J. Hughes. Piano solo-Miss Grace Brown. Duett-Messrs. Spargo and Grant. Vocal solo-Mr. Dudley. Recita tion-Miss Alice Butler.
 Miss Bessie Butler, a little tot of six years. charmed all present by her really fine elocutionary work
 The various reports followed this, all of which were considered highly satis- factory and were unanimously adopted The election of officers resulted as fol- lows:
 President-Mrs. James Monro.
 Vice president-Mrs. James Whitfield.
 Secretary-Mrs John $. Imrie
 Treasurer-Miss Fannie Whitfield