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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22


Solid politics.
do with indifferent results for thirty
of of
Republican of
financial
soeiastc teachings
the the would
though the of
moral ideas relief
Democratic
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THE JOY OF GIVING.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22

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them of which,
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while number
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the eradication leprosy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22

reading of the debate the urbae
because of the unsoved problems
they half built until decided
years tonnage guns
boilers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22

Wooley isa to
liquor in
Hawaii abreast enteprsing
n legislation affecting liquor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22

Evidently
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-22

clean leadership ticket victory
artyw wants
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Perhaps got up Guayra keep Uncle
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCKS AGAIN DECLINE
Price Changes Mainly Frachon0l-
Bank Statement Shoes Large
Loss of Cash.

After q slightly higher opening. followed ny a
short period of advance, the stock marker yes
terday yielded again TO profit taxing the ue
cline continuing until almost the end. when
small rally occurred which brought final prices
little above the poorest of the day The late
selling was most pronounced in Union racine
hut that stock suffered only a fract1onal net
decline as did almost all of the other issues
dealt in There were only six stocks in when
the price change l point or over, ana IN
none of these did the sales amount to more than
100 shares The trading on about the same
moderate scale of activity as on Friday. total
sales for the two-hour session being about
100000 shares. Added to the profit taking
most of which by operators who declded
to close out their holdings on the occurrence OF
the expected at Denver. there was some Of the
usual end-of-the-week liquidation. News de-
velopments were lacking, and opinion is still
inclined in favor of a resumption of the advance
in the coming week, although it seems ex-
tremely improbable that that advance VIII pro-
ceed much further at present.
The bank statement was widely different
from the expectation. for instead of the 1000
600 gain in cash indicated by the known move
ments Of money during the week there was
shown a loss of Sl.6S4, 700 Loans increased
S14.616300, this change representing syndicate
operations and transfers of loans from trust
companies to banks. as well being due in
part to the increased activity in the stock mar
ket: and deposits increased Sl.S29,4U- The
surplus reserve. the result Of the decrease in
cash holdings and the increase in deposits. de-
creased 81 1,642, ,050 the reserve now standing at
S41053,25O, a figure which. however. is still
the largest for this week in any year since 1898
The actual" statement. showing the condition
of the banks Friday night, entirely at
variance with the average showing, except as
to loans, reporting cash increase of more than
S16oDOoo and increase of $50, 106, 100 in the
deposit item The average statement of the
banks outside of the Clearing House and Of the
trust companies shows decrease of S2,116. 900
in the loan item. a decrease of 81 1863 100 in
deposits and increase in cash of SIS, 104, 800
which, taken with the S5,6S4,70 loss shown by
the banks would make total gain of about
S25o00O0, approximating the preliminary esti-
mate.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Transactions IN ths,
market for foreign account were light in voIums
sales predominating American stocks IN London
were Inactive but closed at or trife above parity
The general market in London was steady br,
without feature The fortnightiy settlsment on tbs
London Exchange begins Tomorrow
BANK CLEARINGS OF THE WFsEK-Aocord-
inc to 'sThe Financial Chronicle" the total bank
cJearfngs Of the United States for the week ended
.JuIy NJ Zone day estimated) were S2.54zsS9sZg
against s233I s09 $40 for the preceding week and
Compared with last year the total cearfngs De-
creased 1872 per cent. New York decreased ISL
ner cent New Orleans 35.3 per cent and Philadsl-
phia 13-1 per cent
STEAM PUMP PREFERRED DIVIDEND-Tn.
directors Of the International Steam Pump Com
Many have declared the regular quarterly divtdera
OF IL per cent on the preferred stock. payable on
August J.
NEW DIRECTORS .CHOSEN-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the New York and
O,1aens Electric Light and Power Company z ]
PicLert r r. Gown and Henry P Wilson "a
tired as directors and C. VI. Thomas and n L
SNYDER were elected to the ooard. no SUCCESSOR
TO Mr. RfckeTt being chosen
MOVEMENT OF COTTON-"Ths Financial
Chronicle gives the total port receipts Of cotton
for the week ended July ~. 1903, as 33,723 bales
against 53544 bales for the preceding week and
1885 bales for the week before that making
+be total recefpts since September I. 1907, a14S-
9o8 baIes against 9626.645 bales for the same
period Of 19O6-'O7, showing decrease since Sep
tember 1, 1907. OF 1.481.337 bales
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE FORNED-rn
view of the default the June I coupons u
the Chicago Consolidated Traction Companys
general mortgage AZ per cent bonds, protectivs
COMMITTEES has been formed in the interest Of the
bondhoIders. The committee consists or William
= IIarritv chairman; John =. Parsons, J. "
Vance, Benjamin Wolf. Clarence j. Housman. Ed
mund A Cummings and Henry G. Foreman Tbs
Mercantile Trust Company, Of this city, and the
American Trust and Savings Bank Chicago are
named as depOsttaries.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call IL per cent
Time money continued in liberal supply throughout
the week Demand light and the bulk Of
the business was the renewal of loans, of which
there are many maturing in this month. The tone
was hrmer at the close of the week. Rates laIG2
per cent for sixty days, 2q214 for ninety days,
2l2Q2& for four months, 3d319 for five months and
3l393& for six months. Mercantile paper was in
fair demand There not a large supply of
high grade names the market Rates were
somewhat lrmer at the close of the week es-
pecially for the six months maturity. Rates 31kp
4 per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed
bills receivable 4Q419 per cent for choice four
six months single names and per cent for less
well known names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Demand sterling was
up points TO 4.S7G14.S706 while the balance of the
market virtually unchanged at 4.S71594. S720
for cables. 4S565a4.sS% for sixty-day bills. 515&
less 1-32 for short francs. and IS 9-1S less 1-329
a5 GIG for short reichsmar5s.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston. 10c dis
count; Chicago. Soc premium; st. Louis. soc dis
count; San Francisco, sight 10c premium. tele-
graph 21z premium; New Orleans. commercial.
b6c discount, bank 81 premium; Cincinnati. 10c
premium: Savannah, buying 3-16c discount. sell
ing par
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 63Ac. Mexican
silver dollars, Acc Bar silver in London closed
at "a e-16d, unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. IL: Lisbon.
11bO.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted 2.02c.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
Outside SECURITIES.

Business was virtually at standstill In the
market for outside securities in the short session
while prices were practically unchanged "hat
little trading took place was confined to less than
half a dozen mining stocks Goldheld Consoll-
dated was In fair demand at slight fluctuations
La Rose Consolidated developed some activity,
but without any change in price Cobalt central
was steady. North Butte Extension was irreg-
ular Changes elsewhere were without fmpor-
tance American Steel Foundry up about "
standard Oil was off points in the bid Stand
ard Milling preferred firm Bonds were dull
but steady Delaware & Hudson As were
quoted for the first time at 81 II bid
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE.

There was good active trading market during
Yesterdays short session of the Consolidated STOCK
yy,tna and professionals the floor took
advsntape of it to scalp small prohts on el'leI
r{5a Of the account. While for the moment SEN
+ir,art as to the immediate course or prices was
snr,aubat divided the prevailing belief appeared
N he that with the Denver convention out Oh Ihe
Iyav the market would continue TO broaden ana
that the trend would in all proodONi'S' De Op
ward.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12


FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London q. al per cent open market discount
rate for short bills, Il per cent; long bills, "a
per cent: Berlin discount rate, "a per cent Paris
discount rate IL per cent. Paris exchange on
London % francs 13 centimes. Bar gold, us
10hd Berlin exchange London 20 marks
SO n pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britsh consos for
money S7A per cent; for the account, ST%-
French rentes 95 francs 67E centimes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
FERRY COMPANIES.


Buffalo July 1.-Miss Jeanette Miriam Goldberg
field secretary OF the Jewish Chautauqua Society.
has arrived In the city and formally opened head
quarters for the twelfth annual convention OF the
Jewish Chautauqua Society. to he held here July
il TO 90 Delegates have already begun TO arrive
and the attendance bids fair to be the largest on
record for such assemblies.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
DIES FOLLOWING BUSINESS TROUBLE.
Maturing 1862
a..

watertoWn. N Y. July I.-Francis NJ Lamon.
Hged seventy-eight. formerly OF the leading
merchants of Northern New York, died at his
home here to-day. Lamon was recently rendered
bankrupt by the forgeries OF Herman G. Beach,
who arrested in New York last summer and is
serving sentence In Auburn prison
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Fatal

Rome y. Y. July LA. j. Henry OF Camden
whose skull was fractured in an automobile acct
Gent near here yesterday, died to-day without re
covering consciousness
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
FALLS FROM CANOE AND BROWNS.

Binghamton, N y. July 1l.-Charles B. Clark. os
this city, was overcome by heat and fell from the
canoe that he and his brother padding abo1t
TWO miles above the city this morning and was
Crowned.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

Geo nna WANTED AS FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN.
ertU.DbU coilsueral given secur1tv psl
worth of in real estate company; principals
Address K C. A. Tribune Uptown once. ls6A Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
CLOSING, ouotations for stocks in which there We're
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds compared with Fri
dar'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No Is Broad
street New York. and No. 122 South 4th street.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

London, July II, p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities closed slightly lower Final prices
fo1Io
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL.

sued its annual report for the year ended May 81,
1908 The income account. including subsidiary
pan nies compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

T5 sPsss s sSs s5 s %
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Friday Saturday. Net
July 8. July II. Ichanges
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

rro.aI soIss +o- tbe r-aek ..... g. 1O1 S34
Totai sales for the previors week ....... S5s 6Ta
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

"Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BOND MARKET SALES.

1000 L S As Reg 1925 .12G
1000 Japanese Aus I'd. SS7s
10000 n Y c 412s 1857
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
L B. FOSTER SUCCEEDS
 LATE HENRY CHAD WICK

shortly after the publication of the lsst issue of Spalding's Base Ball Cuide Henry Chadwick, the Father or Rase Ball" who for twenty eight years had been editor of the publication dieo after a brief illness which had been brought about by his devotion go tns national pastime. Despite his advanc- Sd age he could not resist the tnclin- atton to be present at the early cotege and league games of the year. that ne nj1ht witness the pasttme Of Whtcn ne was so fond. The exposure brought about Illness which terminated IatalIy:
 Ills death made 1t ecessary to select a new editor for the Guide, and the puhiishers-the American Sports Pub fishing Co. 21 Warren Street. New York.-has appointed John B. Eos" fer. of New York, to the position.
 MT. Foster has been directly identt; ned with the activities of professional time he had taken an active interest in the development of the history of the National League. and has contrtouteo largely to the suggestions In regard 10 the growing importance or the nattonaI pasIIme throughout the West, Tn adda- lion to playing amateur base oaIl m
 While a member of the stan of The Cleveland Leader in 1888 he was as" signed to the position of sporting ed Itor and since then has been ioentifief with professional base ball through it's many interesting vicissitudes
 After resigning from the position ot sporting editor of The Cleveland Lead ar, he removed to New York, where he has acted as the base ball reporter of The Evening Telegram The New York Herald. and The New York Amer editor of The Evening Telegram. NeS York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

In twirler Charles Jessamine shfeIds Ihe Memphis crew and fans boast of a natlve son who started out on the proyerbial corner lots. Sheields is as we'll known over the Southern circuit as any pitcher in the League.
 Charley began his real career with tne Iamous Chickasaws .an aggrega- tlon composed of collegians and anna teus pack In the late nfneties, He left the organization In 1901, and joined the memphis team in the Southern League, AIter while in the South he was go9bled up by the majors, going 10 H1 S1aitifnore' His success with the Ori : oles was varied. Upon leaving them he tried others, and then io1rneved out to the Pacific coast, where he re- manned several years. Coming back S1st ne played season in Altoona Club for the Trl-State League. He deal in 1907 70 II
 Shields Is the only southpaw that Sabb has on his stan. This spring he mas been slow in rounding to, though ne ne won his first game pitched in a nlce style. A small twist of the tissue Tn the elbow Is what worries the side wheeler every spring. This will come out with the coming of real hot wealth CT ana then he will steam up the shoots anG @ Denders in the proper manner,
 mere Is no cooler head in the bus mess when the territory comprising the south Is considered. Shields ali! ways uses his noodle and Is a hawk in watching bags. -'' tshlng and hunting in the wiIds of Arkansas. By his own lonesome he constructed a craft of some seven horse power in the north part of Memphis ana 1t was not difficult for him to find way in which to spend his leisure moments Visiting major leaguers and other players were his guests on several occasions. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
FINE MATINEE CARD
THE MONTGOMERY DRIVING CLUBS
 SATURDAY PROGRAM.
one of the Best Ever ofreFed in Van- diver Park-NO Charge Made for
 Admission fo Races.

The Montgomery Driving Clubs card for the Saturday this week is one of the best ever offered and the prospect for fine sport Is unequalled Four numbers are lon the card and with the horses entered there should be plenty of good going.
 The races will begin at 2:30 o'clock. The track is in excellent condition and the going should be fast.
 Among the drivers will be W. 5. Weber, Conner Chastain, Ben White head, Ben Rennick, John Roquenore, C. c. Thomas. J. D. Burnett, VIII Teague. pr. Fleming. and Galloway. @
 Following Is copy of the program;
 Class A. free for all pace; Jack, Blue Joe, Jim Crow.
 Class B. trot. Lizetta, Alice Arion. Sarah Smith.
 Class c, pace, Jim Works, Matte Glen, Amanda. Mary Direct, Elk.
 Class D. mixed, trot and pace, Toney Boy. Hardware Karo, Specialist Tom T. Nashville, Faux Pas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
BalIOt Wins Standard stakes.

Gravesend, N. Y., June o.--Ballot, making his first appearance of the year, easily won the Standard stakes at one mile and a quarter today, defeating 2
 This race was Ballots public trial for the Suburban handicap, which IS to be run. at Sheepshead Bay on June ,s ls. Ballots performance will probably make him favorite for the $25.0Oo stakes. He was a heavily played fa- yorite at 4 to 5. and going to the front at the start, made all the pace and won by two lengths. Montgom- cry was second, four lengths before
 Iawton Wiggins at to l easily won the Hudson stalk es for two year olds.
 First race. handicaP, .P,s,s,t SIX fusiongsI .Won; @ Baby wolf. f24 (Dugan), 3 to 1, second; Bat Masterson, 97 (McCarthy), 30 to 1, third. Time, 1:09. Nimbus' Rapid Water. Kilrain. Peter Quince'
 sncond race. selling, mile and an eigihth-Badne 115 (Notter(, g to l, won; Hyperion II, 1l0 (Flynnl, 4 to l. second; Beauclere. III (Shreye), z to l. seph, King of Bashan, Crafty. Golf Ball
 Third race. i've furlongs-Law wton Twiggins, ll5 Qee). to 1. won; Els Sir John. ii5 (shrevej. 10 to l. third Time. I:oI. Sun Dance. Choir Master of Chesterbrook. Tod and Ross Fenton
 Fourth race, mile and quarter35.Bal- lot, I26 (Notter). 1 to 5. won; Mont. Eomery, i26 (Aiiller), 5 to l, second Royal Tourist, III lDugan), 70 !; third. Time. 2:O5 s-5. Tourenne ana old Honesty ran. ,s Fifth race. selling. i've ana naH furlongs-Right Sort. 9s e. Bgrnsl, ' to 1, won: Lady Hubbard. l02 (Snreve(' ! to l. second; Donnie Kelso, ss tW' Walsh), to l. third. Time, :vs S-9' Toll Box, Yankee Daughter. pr Fl. Fl low, Ark Nedlim. Ramble; o. u. Kid' Fashion Plate and Visitation ran;
 Sixth race. selling. mile ana si1 X teenthLAImandine los (Delabyl' to l. won; Roiando, 106 (Burns), ? 10 !. second: Montauk, 106 (MusgraVe1, 10 } third. Time. 1:4s. Monocle. FSncn' T.a Wontrose. Rosario, Gold Franct con. CSI1, modore Thomas Count Reintero' MIC Refrain, New Garter, Tender ana Irue' ,Neddin~ and Irish Lace ran:
 Seventh race two-year -olds selllng' Ave and q half eurlongs-Fore. lo2 q. Teel 13 to 5. won; Racquet. S1 lLeach), T2 to 1. second: Ceremonious' l0 lMus- grave), 5 to 1. third. Time 1907 4-5. Shandale, J. IT. Reed. Blue Stock: Ann nesty. Desoiate, Miss Battenberg Helen Chester. Sister Phyllis, Elmer Boy and Albertinus ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
Base Ball Today! Montgomery
 Vs Memphis Game Called 4s00
 
Game Called 400

Lady Baldur. Separator, De Orc. Dea- con and The Thorn ran
 Third race, i've characterization il0 (Warrenl, $45.55 straight. won; Df- rect, 105 (Powers), $1L25 place, $9.6O show. second: Fundamental. 1iS (Hel- deb. $24.75, third. Time, 1:02 1-5. Mad Rose. SemproEl, Campeon. Cavarone. Prince Alert Winter Green, Richard Reed and Patton Noel ran.
 Fourth raceS mile-Czar, 97 (Minder), SIT .95 straight. won; Apache, 94 (Skir- vin), S1200, second; Chulita. 92 (But- lerl. s6.45. third. Time, 1:41. ordono and Dick Finnall ran.
 Fifth race, five furlongs--Crystal Maid. lie (Heidel). S6.sO straight won; Alice Baird. 1o2 (Butler). $44.95. sec ond; Mrs. Sewall. 107 (Taylor). e10.s5. third. Time, l.02. Leora Jones' Happy Kate. Sainward. Ornamosa. Ada Meade and Willow Plume ran. Queens Mes sage fell.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth--char- Iatan. IA (Troxler). $5l.25. won; Mat tie Mack. 105 (Butler). s51.65, second: Bonebrake, 115 (Martin). $2L75. third. Time, :50. Alma Boy Dr. Lee Hun man. La Fayette. Imboden. Ainsworth, Chancellor Willowdane, Beau Brum- mel. Sylvan Belle. Match and Miss Og- den ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis. June 9.-St. Louis bunch ed hits in the fifth and seventh innings and with McBride's error in the seven tn won the game from Washington to- day.
 Washington q. ...020 010 o00-3 II 2
 Batteries-Graham, Howell. and stephens; Hughes and Warner and Street Time 2:15. Empires, Hurst and Evans.
 Cleveland, June 9.-Cleveland defeat ed Boston today. The locals made nine hits in succession in the fifth in ming and scored ten runs, Winter and Glaze being ineffective.
 Cleveland ..... 100 O1O O1s-15 16 5 Boston . .001 O10 400-6 13 3
 Batteries-Joss and N. Clarke, Win ter, Glaze, Cicotte and Griger and Donohue Time 2:11. Umpire. O'Lough-
 Detroit. June s.-Four hits in the eighth inning gave today's game to New York. R H. F :. Detroit .. ....Oll OUI Vn9-3 2
 Ratteries-Killian and Schmidt, Man ming and Kleiuow and Blair. Time, I:50. Umpires, Sheridan and Evans.
 Chicago. June s.-Chicago defeated Philadelphia today. Walsh pitched a at 4 opportune times goo eaa oo.Fio R H. 14 F i Philadelphia ,. ,0oo ooo 0Ho- 3
 Batteries-Walsh. Manuel and Sulll- van and Weaver. Bender and Powers Time. 1:46, Umpire, Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
SURGEONS OF ooNFEDrRAcY.
They Begin Their Convention in Blrmine-
 ham,

Birmingham, June 9.-(Special. )--The Association of the Midcal Officers of the Army and Navy of the confederacy met in it's eleventh annual convention at the Com mercial Club room this morning.
 Only about fifty members in attend ance at the first session but it is expected that many more will be present at the sub sequent sessions "wednesday and Thursday.
 The meeting was opened by invocation by Dr. Sholl. The address of wlecome on be- half of the Jefferscn County Medical So- siety was delivered by Dr. Lewis Whaley. president, and Mir Booker welcomed the veteran surgeons on behalf of the Sons of Veterans. Dr. D. c. Roberts made the re- sponse to the addresses.
 The address of President Samuel E. Lew it of Washington. followed.
 At the conclusion of his speech com mittee. consisting of Dr. J. B. Cowan. of Tallahoma. Tenn. pr. J. L. Dismukes and Dr. J. C. Abernathy of Birmingham. was appointed to consider tho recommendations of the president and report at Wednesdav's sassion.
 At Wednesdays session tho following pa- pers among others will be read:
 s'Iow Virginia girl won the title of Captain, was commissioned as such. and placed in charge of the best hospital In richmond" by William Berrien BurrouEhs. NJ D.. Brunswick. Ga
 'sAfedical expedients during the war be- tween the states" by J. C. Edwards. M. D..
 "Antiseptics and the army surgeon" bv n c. Abernathy. M. D.. Birmingham. Ala
 "RetreatinE on Appomattov--the exper- fences and recoNsctibns of a surgeon" bv A A. Lyon, NJ. D. Nashville. Tenn.
 The officers of the association are; Pres ,dant Samuel P. Lewis. M. D. Washington. D C: secretary and treasurer, A. A. Lyon. M p.. Nashville. Tenn; Vice-President. F.. A. FleueIlan, M. D., Georgia: Vice-President. Flair Burwell, M. D.. Virginia; Vice -Presi- dent. I. G. wilson. M. D., Alabama; Vice prssident. G. E. Phillips. Nj. D, Mississippi: I e. Abernathy. M. D.. Birmingham Ala; chairman committee of arrangsmeuts'