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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

An Enort WIN he Made TO "epen'
the Law.


Washington. Nov. Some Of the cur
rent suggestions is that movement
Will be made in congress possibly by
senator I'M OF New York, y repea
mo income tax feature Of the new tnrin
law. Whether such a movement Is uh.
der contemplation cannot be stated
autborltatlve!y, but there Is no question
that there will be an EFFORT TO deiea'
the income tax law. TINS, howefSr,
may be accomplished IN y rlu',i naH, ~,
VIZ. In a parliamentary sense, thah py
ne r.neai OF the law. Negative acllph
"a 10 a contested subject OF Hesitation
a. alvays simpler and more ehsily on
,atnailc thnn affirmative action, ana y
h equally effective. The SECRETARY OF
the treasury has already clearly poilr
81 out the way IN whlrn wv iii. ~
tax law may be rendered IN lperat'Nv'
n nm ho nunlfied IA exactly the same
manner IN which he has already nut
iined a provision N that same aet
| IA free alcohol III the arts.
The secretary Of the treasury mas re-
/ fused 10 give effect 20 The provision
I a. to free alcohol in the arts Tor IVY
I assigned reasonst fiist, pey"u ~
4 Mas not been found practicable to frame
/ regulations which Win prevent fraud.
I second. because no appropriation mas
] he.n made ADEQUATE 10 collect TINS TAX.
/ me reaaon that there IL not money
/ enough appropriated TO enforce the ifes
! alcohol provision Is a physlcal ONE nilu
would Justify the secfelAly oi me ,r'u 'i,
! itf.y under precedentR which nave NE
rcsdt, hecn establishcd by his prcdeces-
/ sors To not attempt TO execute me Jaw
] unul ne had called attention ct iedht 70
the failure OF the appropriation.
Thnt Is said to be exactly what he
intends 10 DO IN the matter or thf
income tax provision Ihe only ~
preparation which mas peeh HAus ~
The collection OF the income tax was
sotne 10000 This WAS obtained upon tue
glain that n was necessary for the
n,intins of blanks and 70 make the
preliminary preparations for the col
lection Of the tax. The economic rea-
sons which control the politicians who
manage the appropriation DIS, MOI
congregational election. operated 70 pre-
vent The appropriation OF a very much
larger. ann which congress was In
sorrned AZ the time by the secretary
OF the treasury would De necessary
10 snake the income tax law operative.
This $1,000 Is sad 70 hANs Alrenls
been expended or the total amount
sa,n.thinr less than S50gtS has been
,,ntd ~ a sa,cailed commissioner OF the
inrorna tax-au officer not known u
he Income tax law or 70 any other law.
uut Secretary acrltsle. IN the exerclee
~ his discretion. has deemed - right
70 use so mueh Of that fund 70 pay
mo rfltir, Of an officer. who has de.
voted himself TO studying the law
framing blanks and malslhs the PRE-
ssl't Ia the law, II an appropriation
sdeo,,ate 10 enforce II shall ultimately
be Obtained. The secretary OF the treas
,,rv IN his report 20 congress VIII IN.
sJst that the law cannot be put int
operation without an additional apPro.
priation of s5o0,Ogy Tor me assessn'ehl
aud collection Of the tax
And h & exactly ~ 70 This recon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Drutni Ncurors >r~nuit Ladies nnc
NrrcnuntN,

Frederick. Md, Nov ao.--rredcrlcF
is In Il high state OF excitement ovel
three unprovoked assaults upon i've
highly respectable merchants and ona
white lady by two negroes on the
strce>s last nieht. Richard J. Dutrow
a confcctiuncr, was hruiaily assaulted
ON West Patrick atrcet by q youns ne
gro named George willard. Mr. put-
row was accompanies two ladies'
home Later In the night william A.
Lease, we'll known merchant, was
acrostcd on his why home with his
Wits on tho outskirts OF the city aud
unmcrclfully beaten by u eolored mnr.
Mrs. Anne halnon. hearing Lease
screaming crlod Tor help, when the
negro sprang on hor and ralncd several
blows With u club upon her head, cut
ting Il IN several places and rendering
hor uncowscious, llef condition In now
considered critical The policemen save
chase nfter the NEGROES aud found ono
concealed IN d house about ~ milo
north OF the city Ia bed. a hot nght
cnsufd between tho nogro's parents Gad
the officers before they Effected hia cap
lure two OF tho officers having been
struck with lighted coal oil lamps.
The negro, Willard, IL confined IN Jail
ana there are loud threats OF lynchlng
him tonight Il Is but two months
since Judge McSherry convened tho
grand jury 10 try the case OF u negro
who assaulted Mrs JOS Brenne. and
Who was sentenced TO the penitentlary
for ten years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
Fl. WORTH HEADS THE LIST
Her Bank Clearings Increase Near
ly Ninety Per Cent.
GOLD SHIPMENTS TALKED OF
Because Foreign Bankers Didn't Got the
Bonds.
GOLD SHIPMENTS TALKED OF


New York. Nov. SO.-Bradstreers II
naneIal review to-forrow will say;
Sentimentally the magnificent success
OF The government bond issue created
favorable impression upon the spec
ulativc market. Practically 1t failed
to have any real effect upon prices.
The fact that the government gold
reserve is cge more above the $780,
100000 no. o. calculated to allay
anxiety %>.@. position Of the treas
ury. The in the supply Of
idle money V this absorption
of over s4O.0OJst, III. II course. been
felt In the loan " u. rates for call
loans having tot per cent for
the first time In : months, while
the requirements of purchasers of the
bonds have created an increased IN
quiry for time loans. Apart from the
gold demand thus created there has,
however been no sign OF life In the
money market and the reduced sup
ply OF funds is still in excess OF the
demand from mercantile and speeu-
lative sources.
Further evidence of the stagnation
OF Investments is furnished by the
ease with which a syndicate OF bankers
which tsok the new government loan
at HOY has been able 10 dispose Of
SjOO0O0O at 1l9 and to advance the
price at which a second block Of the
same amount is offered ri lls L..
Another circumstance of importance is
that the successful syndicate included
a disappointingly small proportion OF
foreign bids. Foreign banking houses
We're applicants for large amount OF
the bonds Independently Of the syndl-
cate. Some OF them had drawn eN-
change In advance Of the allotment
Being disappointed in obtaining the
bonds the exchange thus drawn has
been covered. causing an advance OF
rates. and bringing the question Of
gold shipments once more to the front
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

incubation that a successful movement
may possibly be maugurated TO de-
feat the tax. In other words. the OPP
poncnts OF the income tax law viii
resist this appropriation. Some OF the
senators who have alrcady arrived here.
senator Lodge among The number
have said that this appropriation will
not be made, ard thai II may he Ms
wen Tor congress 20 start at the be-
ginning and defeat the income tax that
way. as To attempt direct repeal OF
the Income tax provision This method
Of starving the law to death has been
pracuced before now as To Internal
revenue measures There was one law
which was enacted IN the midst OF the
war which was then declared by the
secretary ~ the treasury To be inopora-
tive, because there was no appropria-
ton 10 enforce It. \ report to that
eiieci WAS made to congress-. and the
reasons assigned by the secretary Of
the treasury We're deemed vood. Mean
white, the eNigency which created the
law passed, and the law was actually
starved TO death by the refusal OF an
appropriation TO cnforce H. There are
many who think that the Income tax
law may be defeated In this manner.
A. all events. the attemp, VIII be made
TO so defeat f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
Kolb and Oates Both at Alabama's
CAPITAL,
BOTH WILL TAKE AN OATH TODAY
Each Win Declare Himself Governor of
the State.
Miii,ia From An Points tnder Arms
IN the cits--rorunst Lenders me-
ciar. rn-rc WIN lie No Violence.
The Two Programs.

Louisville. Ky. Nov, aO.-A special
TO Tho Times from Montgomery, Aha.
says; Koib has arrived In the city aud
win be sworn Ia tomorrow. There
are grave approximations OF trouble.
Tho advance guard OF Kolhlteu arrived
last night and they are talking very
bitterly to-day.
The Kolhlte momhers OF the icgisia-
tnrc now admit possible conflict and
last night held caucua at which they
passed strong resolutions dIsclaiining
any responsibility for any lawiessnosH
that may occur. There is fear that
sonN crank iahorlng under excitement
may attempt 60 assassinatc oates or
Jones, and extra precautions will be
taken to protect both, \ prominent
leader Of the popullsts, Hon. frank
BaliaslI. editor OF the Alliance Herald,
who IN In position 10 speak for koln,
said to-day that he ala not eNpee, any
overt ga or revolutionary course by
tho Peoples party followers for the
rcason that the party has spok'
en- against II ana everything
"a unfayorahlc Tor such a
movement Many regard the 0urpa'
tlon OF oates as wrong whiah WIN
Justify any Resistance 10 prevent iti
contamination but obey do not intend
to resort to any violence.
Nearly overy prominent Popullst IL
the ataw ia opposed 10 violence and
al Of those In authority positively op
| pose g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Montgomery. Ala, Nov 30.--lf there
"a to be Rny trouble tomorrow over the
inauguration OF Colonel oates, or OF
Kolh. the Populiat members OF the
legislature decline to be held RESPONSE
bic FOR tt oa ir shown by the resolution
adopted by them last night Colonel
oates is In the city tonight as also Is
Kolb. Both profess to believe there Will
be no violence brought Into play tn
morrow Roth viii take the oath OF
Office as governor OF Aiahamn II IS
nov beloved that tho purpose OF Cnr-
tain Kolb IN having himself sworn in
In TO put himself on record and 70 be
~ position TO aiign the credentials OF
Colonel Reese, who was nominated ny
the Popiliata an United states senator
and VINO Will contest the SRtt of sen
ator MORGAN, the regularly elected sem
atOr. upun The fuound TINT the major
nv OF tho representatives who voted
Tor him were elected by fraud aud
hence were not entitled 10 Hrata. There
Is no development tonight that would
Hcem TO indicate any trouble tomorrow.
A very large number ~ kolbR sup
pnrtcra have arrived and there ~ 10
evidence that they are armed. ana me
ptopie are Inclined TO he r'nHEurcd thht
ND Inaugural ions tomorrow VIII de-
vel8p nothing IN the line OF violence.
The atate troops wiz arrive on the
night trains and win take part In mo
inauguration Of colonel oates cap
tain KOlb's Inauguration promlFeH 10
DO without violent incident hkcNe'
nient has. therefore, subsldFd 70 a
great extent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

New York, Nov JO.--R. G. Dun & Co.'S.
weekly review Of trade which viii be
issued tomorrow will say: The COM
plete success OF the government loan
and the repHnlshment Of the gold re-
serve have not nerceptlbly arectedbus-
mess nor prevented AN advance OF
exchange near 10 the exporting point.
While domestic trade and industry
have not been Influenced by the heavy
defalcauon In one bank and minor
disorders In two others, nor by the
failure Of the Erie railway to meet
interests on Its bonds, the closing OF
sugar reiinerles Will diminish the In
dustrial force more than 1t is increas-
ed by the resumption OF the Bethls-
hem Steel works and few other con-
Germs. The controlling fact is that al
| though in two instances wares have
1 been increased the earnings OF the
/ working force and its purchasing pow
! er are not on the whole enlarging at
present and prlces OF the chief farm
products do not materially improve.
Cotton reached six cents last satur-
/ day and has reacted 3-i6 after week
4 of heavy speculation. Crop estimates
OF the New orleans cotton exchange
| averaged 9,2j0000 bales and a larger
quantity has come Into sight this year
than at the date or 1898 when the yield
was over 100000. The average price
in November Of that year was SIG At
that price the 4.7SlOOO bales which
came into sight in three months end
ing December /, would have paid as
much debt as 6.37l00 bales at the
prices this year. but even that would
explain the large marketing this year
unless the crop was large.
Wheat Is i-lc higher than a week ago
and western receipts sim exceed last
years, amounting since July I to 1885,
500 bushels against l00S00 last year
while exports from all ports have been
about 1900 bushels smailer.
Corn has advanced u fraction, re-
cepts being larger thnn a year age
and on the whole The outcome for
farmers has not 80 improved as tc
promise larger buying by The west
and south.
The great Industries fairly main
tain the productions previously re-
norted but cannot he expected to In
crease AT this season. \ few more
iron works have gone into operation
and the demand Is reported largei
INT there is distinct weakness In pri
ces. especially AT PittRbnrg and Hesse
mel. iron. billets. nails and some strue
.ural forms are quoted lower.
The rail combination has agreed u
n reduction OF 81 per ton for The mex
coke contracts are helng made 10
,ha first quarter OF 1895 at curren
Failures this week have been in tn
: rfnited States $50 against 27l last yea
ana I'M Canada SO against IS last yeaI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
xess eaussa y tAs 1nanl.ssl.las hol.

week caused by the Thanksgiving hol-
iday.
A sharp revival in prices is shown
by quotations from some grades OF
lumber. but more particularly for cot
ton. wheat. oats and lard, improving
prices Of the first OF which have had
influence for the good
Increase In the price OF steel rails
andN bars. cattle. hogs, Indian corn
and naval stores are reported. hut quo
tauons for structural iron. rice, wnis-
Ky, tobacco, pork. cpifce and sugar are
steady IL should be- explained that
rails are now held NJ 81, the lowest
price On record, and that steel hill
lets and pig iron are respectively s.
and slb0 below English quotations.
Al Chicago pig iron dealers are try
Louis that market Is without life and
the price is low.
Co,tons are weaker since the cut by
New York house.
a stimulating influence OF purely
statistical nature is the decrease Of
2.msO00 bushels OF wheat IN the guam
tity afoat for and In store In Europe
last week, thus nearly, though not
l quite, overcoming the increase OF -
lzAVVo bushels OF wheat available in
( week
Exports Of wheat and -four las wheat
I poth coasts, amounted TO 2.996.0O0 BUSH
I els this week. against 3.3l2 900 bushels
last week, 2,s44,0 900 bushels In the same
! week one year ago, 4.i5g0O0 bushels In
the last week of November. 1892, and
compared with 5.G6e 900 bushels in the
week or 1891. Data presented By Brad
4 streets point to the United States haV-
ing exported about G5 OOl. 000 bushels OF
wheat flour included since June 80
and to our having 100000 available
FOR export during the next seven
months, Notwithstanding the alleged
excessive home demand this year. Tn,
stock market displays little respons,
TO the success of the government bond
issue the influence OF the large over.
subscription being overcome BY the fan
ure OF foreign interests to obtain any
considerable share OF the new issue
Silver IS demorallzed by sellers o
Eastern bills on the part OF the Japan
csc government. coupled with fear
that Japan may insist on a war lndem
NIFTY from China In gold, and not In sll
yer.
There is an Increased demand To-
funds at Chicago (Dotnbly from paci.
er9 and at Milwaukee.
At New Orleans increased ease Al
the money market Is the feature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
rramrISc nrrDEmics.
Keeping cholera ana yellow rsyer
From This Country.

washington, Nov ao.--The report OF
DR.. walter wyman. surgeon general
OF the marine hospital service, shows
that there were 52.sos seamen treated
By the service during the fiscal year
ending June %. 1924.
A history OF the cholera epidemic
in Europe and measures to ward It
from the United states are included.
Dr. wyman says;
Cholera WA not epidemic in any
OF the great feaports with which the
United states has intimate CONNER
clai rciatlons though quite widely
distributed in the interior OF Europe.
me regulation requiring labelling o.
the baggage OF all immigrants and
disinfeciion Of suspected baggage Win
deusntion OF Immigrants from infested
localities was a potent factor IN the
protection OF this country. the sur
VIGILANCE oyer vessels bringing nst-
chandlse and immigrants from IN
fected localities required By the quar-,
amino regulations was exercised "
cousuis at points OF ,;sParture."
The surgeon general calls attention
10 the ever recurring danger o. yei-
low fever In the South, and the ne
urf.arA lfamg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Ssw York, Nov. so.-Bradstreets 20,
~" -. Vii, say: There is no general
~ ,.ad,cal Improvement in business AZ
" ~, se,tb The southwest or the North
west. but in Central Wes, Western, s e,,,es
nsrt,eulariy at some Important 60 ~
r. mo oid Middle and Northeast s,a's :,
-. ~ ~ rs,erse IS true. material gam III
s ~ FOR many staples having sno 9
80 80, nnd corresponding increase IN
volume OF goods distributed on orps' . :
~. future delivery. This Is indepeh '
an, If the stimulus to trade In certain ,,,'
~, ,"s An. 10 the approaching holiday >
una md in spite OF the check 70 H. , ,b,
am ,,,na AZ general business within 'he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
rnc nro,,n ,,urder cn.c,

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 80. The ex-
animation OF Superintendent MciSes
and r'ra,nmaAter walsh was postponed
today at Fort Smith at the instance of
the government. until next week. Sew
erai OF the prosecuting winesses were
not on hand special from Fort
Smith says that II Is q feature OF tbs
cnAe that Deputy Marshal Jones, who
~ conspiououn In the prosecution. had
previously applied TO the railroad for A
PASS over the road. aud being refused
nsked TO be employed as train guard
which pyaH also denied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Memphis, Tenn. Dee ia special to
the commerclaI-Appesil from Mont
gomery, Ala. says; AZ midnight TO-
night caucus Of kolL'H friends aud
supporters held at bis residenoe WAS
concluded. II WAS decided TO inausur-
ate Kolb on the capitol steps at II
O'CLOCK. tomorrow The exercises WIN
open win prayer by Rev A. j.
Iienrnc. Koib win then issue au IN
augnral address, IN which no VIII call
upon the legislature to pass q contest
law. The oath Of office Will then be
administered to Koib and his Assoc
ssint. atnte officers. who with lSpiD
claim 10 have been elected. In case the
inauguration IL prohibited upon the
capitol grouuds, the cxereises VIII 30
held Ia tho street In front OF the
capitol building.
Col. Oates will be lnsugurated at ~
O'clock on tho capitol steps With the
usunl ceremoniais incidental 70 such
ocoasionH All The military IN the
state wll attend Col oapss' anau-
guraiion.
a Kolb leader said tonigh, that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Memphis. Tenn, Dec, 1 Nearly thu
entire business part OF Redwood,
Tenn. Ia IN ashes tonight. Fire broke
out at 800 in the basement OF Deavla'
drug store, u went from that to- thu
Shelly residence ana was beyond con-
troll. At II o'clock the two structures
mentioned, together with the Chrls-
tan church, the opera house, the First
National bank and several other build
ings had been destroyed and with .
heavy losa. The irc Ia SIN burning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
hbroidered
bnne|s.

L, n all Texas is there a
Of embroidered Han
FL compare with what
n showing at present.
white, pink, red,
| brown blue, etc. Hem
edge or the new
point made TO
I'M with lace edge. See
IAN line, 75c to 81 per
The handsomest line
f.kIrting flannels ever
II here. Prices guaran-
|IOw as the lowest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Don't See why the Democrats should
co ncyond Routine Legislation.

co neyond Houtinc Legislation.
Washington. Nov no. Representative
pal2eli OF Pennsylvania. who will prob
ably be the leader Of the house in the
nny-fourth congress, says that he does
not anticipate any action at this aes-
sion. Nothing, he says, can be accom-
plIshed, and therefore he cannot see amy
reason why the Democrats should at
tcmpt anything more than the ordine-
~ routine legislation, or course, he
says, he cannot undertake 60 divine
what the Democrats may attempt, but
Il would be a waste Of time % take up
the popgun tariff billa.
spenlsing OF the iifty-fourth congress,
he said. That IL too FAR on for any poll
icy 10 be now framed, aud II Is very
difficult even to form ideas IS 10
what may happen. ] think MIR. Reeds
utterances AT the Home Market dinner
were wise and conservative, and inul-
.ntc the pafe policy for the Republicans
In nssun,lng responsibilities with linz
tied power. MIR, Cleveland IL credited
with desire TO shape our financial
policies for U.S. he added, with a smile
ut IL not impossible that he may
make recommendations on the subject
Ia accord with the prevailing ideas OF
the Republican party But there j. a
! great deal of divergence Of opinion IN
4 All pnrties on this question. With such
u congress as the hfty-foutth Will be-
the party IN power having AN Immense
I majority. and there being IN the hody
q great many nntfied and inexperienced
4 men, whose Views ON most any subject
| are unknown except 10 thcinselycs--ii
! ~ Impossible 10 tell what may DO done
] IT may DO said that there ~ a nossibll-
I ny and d hope that some financial sys'
tum may be fixed during the ffty-fourtl
I congress-. Mr. Cleycland'a position or
bllity that he might approve a Repubil
can measure. But, az the same time
there Is no certainly, and we shall have
70 wait until the iifty-fourth congress
gets together before We can determine
how well the majority viii agree amont
Z fhcuaseiypa"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Albany, Tex, Nov. ao.--,r. v. Ba-
kcr'a residence on North Main ntreet
was totally destroyed by IRE at $50
this afternoon. The house VIVA valued
at $1,000 insurance, $1,000; contents AL
most a total loss, 1900 Insurance. $3.50.
The origin " tho fire Is unknown.
hut II ~ supposed 10 have caught from
mo IRE place, no one being at home ut
the time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

.,n..a.-aa. ,Nex. ze. Ess-s'i.;rd
s,ates senator Joseph f. Brown, "a
nous as Georgia's war governor. and
nsrhaps the weaithiest man In the
sonth. IS IN critical condition al his
se,i,t. health for many months suffer
~. f,om a complication Of briRhta
niseass and Rheumatism. but his con-
Anton has grown worse In the last
~ DAYS and Is now such as To excite
serious apprehension
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
.uor rwo auanR1IINc nRornnns
charles Bouiter Tries 10 Make Peace,
I'm, hiIis Thomas Neili.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. 29.-Thomas
,,d Michael NELL brothers. aged y
and q respectively, fought In the street
s,asterday' Charles Boulter attempted
~ senarate them. but killed Thomas
nd wounded Michael in the leg. They
were Union Pacific employees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

prof. Albert f. Mcnke. Of the Ken
tneisv state Agricultural College,
,,5tss. Il have found en- exarnina-
,,on DR.. Prices Baking Powder 70 be
me strongest and most wholesome
Ga public use
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

there are 1900 Kclb men In the city and
5000 more will be here today. II has
been with great difficulty that they
have been restrained from violence, he
added. A feeling OF intense uneasinens
prevails. Though Governor Jones and
Uoyernor-ciect oates say there Will DO
no trouble MANY Of the Kolb men
are hnt-hcaded and are openly making
threats. 'rhe outlook for voday i
ANYTHING but reaaanrlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Greenyille. Tex..Nov. sO.--yr. }. Green.
who has been conducting a brick yard
here for some time. assigned this morn
ine making T. usury trustee. Aabill-
ffg-. $500.