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New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
TEMPUS FUGIT SPEEDY.
Shares Speedzcay Honors zcith Coast
Marie IN Tzco Good Brushes.

James A. Murphy's black pacing mare Coast
Marie 2:1114 and John CorniShs chestnut gelding
Tempus Fugt, 2:o7la. measured strides again yes
terday in race for the championship of the Speed
way. In the final showing last week Coast Marie
had slight advantage. but if the work of Tempus
Fugit had been up the mark they would have
quit with honors yesterday.
In the first setto the big chestnut had the better
of it from the first turn Of the wheels and looked
like winner the two neared the finish. when
a bad break threw him back several lengths, and
before ne could recover his ground the feet little
mare was safely past the post. Tempus Fugit
took the lead in the next tilt. and refused abdi-
cate in favor Of the mare. Mr.. Murphy put Coast
Marie to a stiff drive at the fnish but it is a
question whether she was strong enough to nose
the big selding. The two declared
themselves satisfied with the verdict-a dead heat
In brush with S. T. De Lees black mare
Cordorette, 2:14h, Coast Marie the winner
Cordorette held her very well. and was beaten
only by a length at the finish F. r Balm drove
his bay Jealous to victory In of the
best brushes of the day. Fred Wright has pur-
chased the brown geldng Ready Boy, 2161a, and
he sent him to tackle Mr.. Bains yesterday
but evidently thought better of it before reaching
the first quarter. Jealous led from start to
finish. beating him by three lengths with speed in
reserve. DR.. Joseph Semon, behind Virginia Belle
2:22, decided to take shy at the fast little mare
but not able to do more than force Jealous
to trot rousing half mile
Hugh c. Riley behind his fast little bay mare
Lucy. had series Of brushes with Mr. Balm and
his favorite. neither could gain any last
ing advantage, and they finished with
break. After conceding defeat to Mr. Bain DR..
Semon drove Virginia Belle two winning brushes
She had for her opponent the bay gelding Red b..
owned and driven by j.. Fleishman. In series Of
brushes with POGO Estrelle another representative
Of the Semon stable. the honors were divided. Red
B. won the first heat but little POGO would not be
denied and won the second by easy length.
H. l.. C;rensfeider won the only three-cornered
brush of the morning with his bay geldinE Trip
hammer J. w Smiths Barbara Smith and Louis
Franks Strangelcaf completed the field. The horses
finished IN the order named, with Trphammer two
lengths in the lead. Later in the day Barbara
Smith twice lowered the coors Of Strangeleaf
Others who drove were Leo Oettinger behind
Charley w and Nashville: Thomas Lawson, with
T. p; H. b. Clarke, driving the black gelding
Joe Jap; John Wegnan. behind the bay PAGER Tar
Tartar and Charles Rothschild, driving Orc Pearl
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
TO PRESENT THE Upton CUP.

John c. Fafst. secretary Of the Brooklyn Zach.
Club. announced yesterday that III. cup presented
by Sir Thomas J. Upton. a trophy for the ocean
race to Cape May, together with the three Other
prizes given by the Brooklyn Yacht Club to the
winning yachts, will be presented at stag dnnAr
At the clubhouse on Tuesday evening. July r. at 7
o'clock.
The results OF the new measurements Of the
schooner yacht Shamrock. which was protested by
Stuyvesant Wainwright. owner OF the second boat
to finish. have not yet been made public. but tire
clubhouse last night 1t was rumored that the nsv
measurements made by Professor Hallock are al
most exactly the same those made before ths
race by John III. Brophy. n1easurer. and that. A. a
matter of fact, they make the Shamrock wi, by
even larger margin than the original figures
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
RUPPRECHT Il WINNER
Unexpected Sprint Giues Him Chief
EUent at Vailsburg Track

Inc principal event of The bicycle race. at ,l.
fAnsoure cycle track. near Newark yesterday-the
Neioofoihe sweepstakes two-nile handicap for
pfofessionals-was Won by Edward Rupprecht after
an exciting finish in which Bede Foeler and
Rupprecht TOOK part Rupprecht starting from, .ba
1o-yard mark, trailed the other thirteen starters
unti the turn into the homestretch. when he made
unexpected squirt, and beat John Fedal .croS,
the tape by wheels length. Bedell was cIos.Iv
pressed by Joe Fogler
Frank Kramer the fye-n1,le one, ,,o.,,
sional race IN sensational style After Jimmy Mo
had led the bunch OF twenty FOR thirteen lenr ,b.
American champion found opening in the last
lap and took advantage OF It. Before the other
riders knew II he was flying for the tapa Raaen
WAS the first to get started after Kramer ord ~.
finished only half q wheel behind the East oron.
rider.
Eddie Root, starting from the 5o-yard mark had
very little trouble In winning the one-mile profess
sonaI handicap. the big fellows were waiting
for the longer events, and Root crossed th. tane
three lengths ahead CT Rupprecht.
The summaries follow:
1Ialf-mle noviee-wOn by William wehusr. Newark:
senger New York third Time, 1:l2l-
@ HANDICAP s1, by F. Root
yars) second Alfred Ashure Newark 900 yards) third
,one-miIs handicap anateur-Won By William Morton
National rufn verein n2o yards. Maurice Van den
Towers New York nao YARDS, third Time a:oois
velodrofre Sweepstakes two-miie handicap. profes-
John Beds.l Lynbrook Long cs5 yards second
Joseph Fogler Brooklyn scratch. third Time. 4;42is
Fiys-naiIe open. amateur-WoE b. Maurice Van den
Dries. LakcTiin Athletic Club; Charles Stein
ma &-fis.n athletic GLIB sseons Ernest Jokis National
Five-mi;e opea eofesslons-wan by Frank L.
Sna seo"na' r'aya Krehs Ne~.rk, third Time io4ss.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
OCEAN WINNER
VIII Receive Prize for Race from
Consf to Honolulu

Honolulu, July IA-After q computation Of sh.
time made by each vessel and taking out the hand,
cap allowances. the oflcals to-day declared IA.
yacht Lurlne. Of the South Coast Yacht Club .s
Southern California. the victor In the trans-ps
port.
The Lurline arrived here at 354 a. m. YESTERDAY
and the three other yachts arrived to-day WITHIN
six hours Of each other The corrected time n
the yachts was follows:
Lurline 10 days q hours 81 minutes 49, secords
GwendoIyn III Seattle Yacht Cub. Il days
hours minutes sX seconds.
Lady Maud (San Diego Yacht Club, n day, n
hours 81 minutes rs seconds
Hawaii Hawaiian Yacht Club. "a days - hour,
- minutes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
To,als >. .,s s1s4s2s 4 Totals 80 4 Is IS %

.Batted for McGnnity eighth inning.
New Y'k.s 0 l -
Two base hits-Bresnahan. Barry. Three base hit.
DOYLE Home run-Rlss. Hits-On McGinnity. IL In
seven innings; Crandali nine innings Sacr1nce
hits-Byrne Shannon, Bliss Gilbert Crandail; Double
Konetchy. Left bases-st Louis. a. New York ~
balls-On karser, 8: OH Cranda, l. ~
by pitcher-By Crandal l. Struck out-By karger; =
by Crandsr 6: by McGnnity. 1. Passed hal-Hliss
Tiue-3:O6 Umpres-Rudderilam and tombstone
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
HACKENeACK.
RIpGEwOOD.

Dates have been announced for the amateur
championship tournament of the White Mountains,
to be held at the Waumbek Golf Club Jefferson,
n H. August 81. % and. 2s There will be quail
fyinx round on the first day, and contestants will
be classified into three sixteens for match play
the following days On the last day there Will be
a So hole medal play handicap.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

The increased activity of the police authorities
at the Brighton Beach racetrack last week had
little or no effect the attendance and the
outlook for the continuance of the sport on :,
high plane seems brighter than at any time
since the passage of the AgnewHart law at AL
bany. 1t may be said that the racing, even
without the stars of the thoroughbred world
has been interesting and so conducted that there
has been little occasion for criticism or COM
piaint HERBERT
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
GIANTS WIN LONG GAME
BACK IN SECOND PLACE.
Take 16-Iming Fight from St.
Louis as Cubs Lose to Boston.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York nj 81. I1ouis.
PhiiadeIphis n Cincinnati
Boston Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York &: st. Louis. (sixteen inninge)
Boston, 3: ChCago, 3
Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia, l.
AA-,oNA, teAcifE STANDING,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Syracuse 1: J. and c.. first game)
Syracuse. 2; j. ana G., tsecond game,
Albany, |: Scranton, O.
Binghamton. 3; Utica, 2.
Troy g. Wilkes-Barre, l.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

--, 49,. 90 y.ar incident and the various pro-
,o,,osrniro ,he rather unfair methods OF
sr.u-;,s be.ts and the right 10 dig hole TO
,-.xen, the pole from slipping in the pole vault
.,rone others mus. be deplored and are cause TOT
-. 40 @o- nm other reason than that wrong
,rnp-ession is likely 10 go forth and the gooo
<a.,ne between the athletes and sportsmen OF
,his coun,rv and Great Britain jeopardized Ihe
spirit ..to win al any cost should not nave d
,,.cs in the conduct and manag cement of the
olvmpjc xarnes and ii is hard 10 belefe that it
has. although. reports from abroad. possibly eA-
aecerated would seem to indicate some Dis
elimination against the invading teams on more
or less trining points which should have been
settled before the games began The tug OF war
,rcid.nt is cause for chief concern. as the rule
And distinct: NO competitor shall wear pre-
cared boots or shoes boots or shoes with any
projecting nails. tips. spriss. points. hollows or
projections OF any kind. 70 competitor shall
make any hole in the ground with his feet or in
any other way before the start. No competitor
shall wilfuly touch the ground with any part
of his person bus his feet All heats shall be won
by two pulls out Of three The shoes worn by
the English teams appear TO have been in direct
conflict with this rule. which naturally led to
some unpics sntness. although fortunately not
10 any break. IN contrast to the reports Of some
i'll feeling comes the quoted statement OF John j.
Flanagan. who won the hammer throw for the
United States He says: Il delighted by
the manner in which the games being con-
Quoted II is q pleasure to compete here; there
is such scrupulous fairness. I would willingly
be tried for my life by the judges of the Olym-
pics IT is fair field and no favor" 1t is just
possible that the contestants have less cause
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
cHrcAeos DROP TO THIRD PLACE.
CINCINNATI. a; PHILADELPHIA. I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
St Louis York
Chicago Boston.
Cleveland Washington.
Detroit ut Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

I;seean. Ie-aay. p- m-Americsa League pArL
- J. Americans yA. st. LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

Judging from reports from abroad 'he fe ',i
e,,y,,n,c committee seem. TO be all at sea as W
she dist-.,,,tjon of points to decide the oisihpi
,.,,,ionsh;p Al first il announced tiia'
only rrst place in the various fNtures iio'-
,-cberv 10 track and field sports shouio po
-oyn,es and then that there would be no uec-
,aration of an Olympic champion each Dhtuie
standing y itself. There appears to ps no "c
easio, for getting exercised over these reports
II would be empty ,onor TO win where 'heie ~
&c NO competi Jon and England VIII nave i'eis
., M ,>or,net,tion in many events, as was prove
g., .b. case Of lawn tennis. and as is sure 10 l''
low in association football. cricket ana sSeNei"
other sports 1t is plainly not the desire VI Ems
,isb sportsnien TO claim more than thes uo'o''0
and 4, will he enough honor for one natioh vi
.no.bar 80 win the championship in any pdi
,ic,,1e- snort and this basis we nave ITO o"u'e
<or oor,,nlaint in this country. The America"
riae team won glory enough in winning iie team
chanorionship and the American team of trach
,,a Geld athletes viii earn honor enough al"
glory enough If il manages TO win that ci'd'i'-
,,,onsbin in the stadium from the strong team
Of fhe United Kingdom The slahaihs 'o
q, r,s,,tlx against the United States. but We al
countinp confidently on sprinters huroeis s.
,,idd1e distance runners and pole yauiters' anu
with good reason.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20
COMMENT ON SPORTS
TIE OLYMPIC GAMES.
Nrus and Views on Current TOPICS
amateur and Profesaonat.

er,, athletes more than held The own al inc
,,,rrnric games In England last week. ana 'ie
outlook IL bright for rerefitlen OF 'ne vi
victory on track ana field at Athens t"o sea''
asc when the American team Won 'ne e'A''
uionsh,p. The victory this time may not De 80
ereeping. and the men on the team VINO na'e
ma, vet performed must make brave nsh'' As
,his wear the United States Is opposed 10 .ne
1-ntted Kingoom which includes al athie'es
from England, Ireland, Scotland CanAoa "'
.r.,,,u. Melvin w Sheppard. John J. F1ana-
-, p.,nh Bose and Martin sheridan. who
ea,neA places on the honor roll for this country
-, -..,,~ ARE, n,aces in various events last
-. ., men 10 congratulations and high
rrAise for their sterling performances The sue
ces. of sheridan in both the free style ana creek
stvle discus throws: Flanagan, In the ha"me.
Throw. IN which he made new Olympic recoro
Of TO feet a. inches. and Rose in the shot put
vas more less expected as these litahs VI ''ie
Yankee team stand in a class by themselves %
compared with the whole world IN the "eien'
events The victory of Sheppard in the l's~o
metre race which corresponds TO our one
run. vas something Of surprise however "a
he IS a middle distance runner, VINO nus ii'
,ee, runn,nx a mile in competition in this couh-
try since his schooboN days When ne oeie"'eD
u.,s,esd in a trial heal some msgivings were
s.lt here as Halstead. whom many good JUDGES
considered the best miller since The days OF
-r,rn,y connef had been counted on to uphold
the honor Of this country and defeat Ensano :
x,,onr runners in the ,500-metre race shep-
m "A was equal 10 the occasion however In spi'e
or III. fact that his long suit had been distances
nn TO LOCO Yards and he not only beat tiie oeS'
mile runners in England but eaualed the ois "
pic record OF minutes 3 2-5 seconds mace 's
Hailows OF England. in his trial heat Al oope-
land the old New York Athletic Ciuo 'raiiiei
VINO IS now at Princeton. expressed SURPRISE
Haletead's defeat by sheppard as he says .na'
he believes the former can run q mile IN 7-h'
which would be fast enough 10 break tie "'''"
feur worlds record of 4:15 SD
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-20

Some OF the most prominent professional ant
amateur golfers have signihed their intention OF
competing Thursday. Friday and Saturday o
this week. in an Invitation tournament at thu
MapIewood Golf Club, Mapewood. N. H. pro
fessional ana amateur foursonSe Is also tn.
schedule.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09
HUNTER.
By Our Regular Correspondent.

BY Our Regular Correspondent.
W. L. and John Freeman spent
one day last week in Cotton Plant
W. M. Taylor, of McC1ory, was
in Hunter the past week, on bust.
ness.
j. B. Crisman and j. N. Lee
were in Brinkley, last week, in 8
business way.
Miss leila and Master Fred
Hunt are now fully acquainted
with the measles.
Judge Summers, of Augusta
was in our city recently, shaking
/ hands with friends.
Frank Walters and Geo. Cane.
day were exploring some of the
Fair Oaks hills recently.
L. N. Vanderburg visited his
daughter, Miss Pearl, who is
teaching school in Pumpkin Bend
Tuesday.
Frank Freeman hauled his last
bale of cotton to Wheatly last
week. Hunter should, by all
means, have a cotton gin. Let
everyone pull for gin at this
place.
Miss Fife Wilson has gone -tc
Fakes Chapel, north of McCrory
to teach the school at that place
We wish for her and the school 8
great success in the educational
work.
1t is rumored that Jerome Fes.
perman and Joe McGregor, OF
Cotton Plant will go into the rice
business near Hunter. Joe says
that he is sure he will have better
success if he works in double har.
ness.
G. B. Quick is stepping around
as spry as IL year old boy. Jas.
High says Quick has been taking the
Christian Science healing. We
don't know just what he has been
doing or taking, but it has sure
done him good.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09

ers Union upon the intention of
its members to plant less cotton
and raise more feed stuffs etc. Yet
some farmers say that the mer-
chant wishes to handle this line,
which is all mistake.
Jas. Haggard, an old resident of
McCrory, who several years ago
moved his family to Texas, and
since then returned to Arkansas,
locating at Wynne, came in Tues
day to again make this his home,
bringing his family with him. We
gladly welcome them in our midst.
We saw letter recently from
R. B. Hartin, of Blum, Texas, in
which he said to inform DR.. Neal
and John Burkett that they are
slow in the hog business. He
stated that he helped kill three
hogs that weighed 1900 pounds,
from which 60 gallons of lard was
realized. He says that they raise
hogs in Texas. (Yes and hogs
can be raised in Old Woodruff
that will excel the above hogs, if
little more corn and attention
was given them at the proper
time. We wouldn't be surprised
to hear of our friend Hartin com
ing back to Woodruff sometime in
the tuture.)
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09

Doors, windows and window
glass at a. 7. Raney's.
BORN: Wednesday, JAN, 8,
1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Dill
lard a fine 10 pound girl.
Mrs. S. M. Key left this week for
Colt, where she will join her hus-
band who is employed at that
place.
Miss Focie and Master Claude
Haney came in Wednesday from
Clear Water where they went to
spend the holidays.
All of the stockholders of the
Farmers Union Ware house are re-
quested to be at McCrory, Satur-
day, January, IL, 1908, at l o'clock.
Ernest Kyle, the genial post
master at Kelso and a former
resident of this city, spent a few
days the latter part of last week
with his brother W. B. Kyle, of
McCrory.
When you want the best, get De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is good for little or big
cuts, boils or bruises, and is es-
pecially recommended for piles.
Sold by Howell Drug Co.
There is not as much moving as
usual, this winter, among the
farmers. This kind of custom
should be advanced and put into
effect much more than it has. AS
a rule, the farmer who is continu-
ally moving, never finds time to
improve or make repairs of any
kind upon the place which he re-
sides for only year or two. Nov
ing costs time and money every
time it is put into effect.
Kodol For Dyspepsia and 1ndi-
gestion is the result of a scientific
combination of natural digestants,
with vegetable acids and contains
the same juices found in healthy
stomach. 1t is the best remedy
known today for dyspepsia, indi-
gestion and all troubles arising
from disordered stomach. Take
Kodol today. 1t is pleasant,
prompt and thorough. Sold by
Howell Drug Co.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09

Calendars for sale at the NEWS
Office.
Don't fail to see Conner before
you buy.
Window glass for sale at 81. T.
Raney's.
Wedding invitations for sale at
the NEWS Office
BORN: To Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Hoaglan, Sunday, JAM, 5, 1908, a
fine girl.
Carload of lumber just receiv-
ed. Prices reasonable.
HACKNEY & RAYMOND.
Mrs. jennings, and son, Lellis,
have moved to Weldon, where
they will reside in the FIXTURE.
Subscribe today for the News
and the Weekly Commercial APP
peal, both one year for $1.25.
Material is being placed on the
lots of 81. s. Taylor, just south
of W. B. Kyle's home, for the
erection of a residence for him and
his newly married wife.
E. L. Pritchett, and family,
came up Monday from Gregory to
spend few days with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Redding.
FRESH! DR.. Prices Breakfast
food, 10 cts the package, 3 for 25.
Goods must move, will sell 4 pack
ages for 80 cts.
Conner & Conner.
Mrs. Jas. Hightower, after a
peasant visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hartin, in this
city, returned Wednesday, to her
home in Jonesboro.
1t depends upon the pill you
take. DeWitt's Little EARLY Ris-
ers are the best pills known for
constipation and sick headache.
Sold by Howell Drug Co.
Among the visitors to the Farm
er's Union meeting in Memphis
THIS week, were R. G. Cody, of
lip, J. R. Robertson, of Howell,
and Il. A. Jones, W. B. Fakes,
Ira Stoker and W. o. Scales, of
McCrory.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09
oEVIEw.
BY Our Regular Correspondent.

BY Our Regular Correspondent.
Louis Best visited in Judsonia,
this week.
Edgar Chappell, of Magazine,
was here last week.
Ola McElroy was a business
visitor at Wynne, Saturday.
Ed King visited at Wynne,
Saturday returning Monday.
Madame Rumor has another
marriage booked that is to take
place soon.
Quite lot of moving being
done the past week. ga rolling
stove gathers no moss"
Misses Myrtle and Ruth Best
left this week for Judsonia, where
they will reside with their sister,
Mrs. J. A. McCauley.
Our country is in a better condit-
ion than usual, yet labor seems
very scarce. If man has work
to do, he must do it himself, or let
it go undone.
Messrs E. W. CLANCY, Jas. Du-
pree, NJ. II. Albritton, John Bur
kett and Jas. Melton attended the
National meeting Of the Farmers
Union at Memphis, this week.
If the Farmers Union continues
to grow in membership as it has in
the past, twill not be long until
there will not be a non-union farm
er in the county. Let the good
work 60 on. --'
MARRIED: At the home of the
brides mother, Miss Mollie Love
to John Tyer, Wednesday, jan, 8,
1908. The ceremony was solem-
nized at 6 80 p. m. by Esq. S. F.
Watson, of McCrory.
Miss Grace Roberts, of Searcy
arrived fast Friday to open the
DeView school on Monday follow
ing but on account of 10 stove
having been prepared the school
was postponed. This is Miss Rob-
erts third term at this place.
johnson Smith and Mrs. Harris
took advantage of the early dawn
Monday, Dec, 80, and went to
Augusta where they were united
in the holy bonds OF
wedlock. May their future be
one of sunshine and joy.
We heard a local merchant,
Monday, commencing the Farm
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09
Do you have backache occasion

Do you have backache occasion
ally, or "stitches" in the side,
and sometimes do you feel all
tired out, without ambition and
without energyf If so your kid
neys are out of order. Take De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills.
They promptly relieve backache,
weak back, Inflammation of the
bladder and weak kidneys. Sold
by Howell Drug Co.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09
CHAPPELL-JOHNSON.

A pretty home wedding was
solemnized at the home of the
BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion johnson, of this city, last
Sunday evening at 2 80 o'clock by
Esq. S. F. Watson, the contract
ing parties being Miss Lille John
son age Is, and Mr.. Henry Chap
pell, age 25.
The bride is charming young
lady and true specimen of south
ern wemanhood who no doubt will
make her husbands home one of
joy and happiness. The News de-
sires to be included among the
many friends in extending best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Chappell,
who will reside on the Crossett
place near DeView.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1908-01-09

The News and the Weekly Com
mercial Appeal, both one year for
$1.25.
Marry when you please, but let
the NEWS print your wedding in
vitations.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-24
WEST POINT CADETS
FIRED FOR HAZING

tt =
West Point, N. z. July % Eight
cadets IN the United States Military
academy here were sent today to
their homes as the result Of hazing
members OF the fourth class. They
were william T. Russell, appointed
at large, and Harry G. Weaver, OF
Illinois, members Of the first class.
and Byron @. Jones. Of New York;
Geo. W. Chase. Of New York; VIM.
M Prude. Alabama; Isaac spanld-
ing, oklahoma; William Nolle. Vir-
ginia; James A. Gillespie. Of Penn
sylyania, members Of the third class.
The matter will be taken up by the
secretary Of war.