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HEARNE-VAUGHAN - Fort Worth,
Texas, March 5-Mr William Darlington
Hearne of Houston and Miss Katie
Vaughan Of this city were united In mar
riage today.
kRAKAUER-SCHlF -Greenville, Tex
aS. March 5.--Ycsteri3y at o'clock r. IN.
Mr.. Albert krakauer of I'll Paso and Mss
Erna ScAiff wore married IN the M2tho-
dist church by Or. Chapman, the Dallas
rabbi.
WILLIAMS CE.-Bartlett, Texas.
March 5.-Mr j. r. Williams and Mss
Amy Pearce were married last night in
large number of friends Rev. J. w. Story
performing the ceremony.
LEHMBERG-HE MPEL.-Bartlett. Tex
az. March blast night at o'clock Mr..
G. y. Lehmherg and Miss Lydia Hempel
were married at the German Methodist
church South. Rev. W. A. Knolle of In
dustry officiating. Although the weather
was disasreeablc. many friends were pres
cut to witness the ceremony. The bride
and groom left on the south bound Katy
for West Texas. where they viii spend
their honeymoon.
HACKLEY- sTAPP.-Eagle Pass Texas.
Irene Estelle Stapp of Cuidad Parfirio
DiaZ, Mexico, were married at the Eiisco-
pal church IN this place last night MIR.
llackley is chief clerk IN the traffic de-
partment Of the Mexican International
railroad and his bride Is one OF the lead
ing society. young ladies' The wedding
was a swell affair and there was a large
attendance. Dr l.. : Bates of the tpis-
copal church performed the ceremony, al
Ter winch reception was given at the
Portirio Dia2.
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YOUNG ROBBERS.

Couple OF Boy Burglars Confronted With
Evidence Make Confessions.
Gr@Iville, Texas, March 6.--While some
small boys were playing around the old
Dreamer building yesterday morning they
found a pistol wrapped up In mackln-
tosh and cloth that had been used for
false face The boys at once reported
their discovery to Sheriff Mason ana the
ARTICLES were soon identified as the prop
cri} of thc two boys arrested "Wednesday
night for holding up Sol Golden. Late yes
.ridhy Afternoon Deputy Sheriff itittS and
Policeman Andrews visited the homes of
INC youthful bandits and found goods OF
various descriptions which, upon investi-
CATION, were found to be the property OF
-. II. Collins. hardware dealer. some fur-
nisntng goods from Graham Bros. ANA
some shoes from Quigicy Bros, shoe deal
crs. The stores of these firms have been
broken into and burglar2ed some weeks
since.
Bray and Andrews confessed to the rob
berry AMI burglary last night when the
officers made known to them of the goods
being found at their homes.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Exciting Prohibition Campaign Wsa-
ing In Taylor.
ARE NATURALIzlNG FOREIGN VOTERS,
Two More Counties Decide TO Abide By
the Dndley Mcthod-Congression
Candidate In tho Ninth.

Tyler. Texas, March 5.--The following
letter, written by Hon. T. N. Jones. chair
man of the free silver democrats of this
county. appointing precinct chairmen ma
calling convention to be held In Tyler
on Monday, March .. for the purpose OF
nominating list of delegates to be voted
on In the primaries on June 6. speaks for
itself:
Dear Sir: Sometime ago the Hon. X.
N. Stafford, who is member OF the
State bimetallic executive committee from
this senatorial district. appointed me as
chairman for Smith county, with instruc-
tons to organize the democrats OF this
county who are In favor of the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver for work dur
ing the campaign prior TO the democratic
National convention, and have appointed
you as n member from your precinct oil
q county executive committee. You VIII
also act as precinct chairman of the sill
yer democrats until your successor 10 duly
appointed,
/ have, through the public prints, called
the committee TO meet In Tyler ON Mon
day, March O. and 1t Is quite important
that every member attend, as there VIII
be matters which will require and which
should have fun consideration of the rep
resentativcs Of the free silver democrats
of every precinct
At IA recent meeting OF the democratic
executive committee at Austin II WIS de-
cided to elect the delegates to the state
conventions by vote of all the democrats
in each county at d primary election to be
held June next.
That the people may have fun and fair
representation al all the conventions, ana
that the free silver democrats al over
the country shall have voice in selecting
the list of names 10 be voted on as dele
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W. w,ME AND CROPS

''ri $50. exus, March 6-A northor
srnck sAaro -sst oriay evening aho,,t
o'cl'. es' = chi rain began TO fan al -
fan ~ e., 10
tNflar Aiarch The weather has cIea,,-
81 9ta W. Three days OF sunshine the
ttrntSr " Ne enabled to resume work
!. We Nsios iprn planting is some two
9astran, Veaas. March Another con-
tmes q ram IS set In, and no heed is
psld 20 " farmers cry OF enough.
MANY Saruens arc up and growing, and
New Waverly. Texas. March "a heay>,
ran tei nero lasi night, much TO the
dlsauN.'htase OF farm work., which Is
followed up by a strong north wind.
Louise, Texas March "a wet norther
struck mere tnis morning about O'Clock
and II old Jack frost takes a hand ~ tbe
wtnd-up II VIII no doubt damage many
early gardens, which are up and erowin,.
nicely "'''s
Richmond. Texas. March "a heavy
rain began railing here this morning NJ
$50 and continued for some time 'Tba
county has had entirely too mach rain
The roads are IN bad condition ana farm.
ers can DO nothing .untii the weather
Monserrate March 6.-About o,clocs
this morning terrible hail storm visited
sections about here, stripping live oak
trees and shrubbery OF their leaves and
small limbs.
kenney. March 6-Fnrmers are heinp
ueaSeu py 'he recent rains. Some planted
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MANurAcTuNiNG VOTERS.
Meaicans and Bohemians Taking out Nat
urulLruIi.n lAnnra

MeSioans and Bohemans Taking out Nat
urnlizntion Papers.
Taylor Texas March bit Is reported
this morning that forty head ot Mexicans
win be shipped over TO Georgetown today.
and sixty head tomorrow. TO be naturailzcd
as American citizens and 80 he psed hy
tho ant-prohibttlonists Saturday Tor w.t.
ing purposes The fight IS going to hc
close one. and this hundred head Of Next
can foreigners may decide for Taylor
whether she adopts prohibition or not.
Georgetown Toxas, March 5.--'rhe local
option election TO take place Saturday in
the Taylor precinct, the only one whore
It is not effective ip tn,s Williamson coun-
~. has created great interest
over one hundred Rohemlaus and Mex.
cans have arrived mere the past two days
from Taylor ana registered their natufa-
iEatiou papers az The court house. tn1s
giving tasm privileges % voting ID o.
generally understood that they win vote
ihe ami ticket. and there Is uitle pros
poets OF Taylor go.ne dry az ta@ c.esti"n
although tho vote may be close
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BRoKn on SUCKING EGGS.

Aunt Polly Sets Fire to a Dog and He
Burns Up Her Barn
Kenney. Texas. March 5--Groen Atkln-
son. an old oolorea man who lives some
distance from town. was aroused by his
wife Ipolly) yesterday morning early.
1t Seems that Polly had arose early and
wna out looking after chickens, when she
caught stray dog sucking some eggs.
She tied rag to his tail and coal-oilyd 1t
and then set fire to the rag and turned
him loose. with the warning to go and
sin no more" The dog made Tor the FIRST
place OF safety he could md. The barn
being the nenrrst uuicr It he went utter
lug howls OF pain. There was a lot OF
loose shuekA and straw which took lire
ana the barn and contents We're soon IN
flames. Polly awoNe the old man houcrlug
fire. but he could do nothing They got the
horse out and also saved gig which was
under the barn. The barn and contents,
u turkey and the dog were all burned.
Polly now says she wants tho old man TO
kick her good for being Il fool. She de-
clures that shs "shoo broke one dog from
sucking alga.'
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HIGHER COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Fort WORTH Texas March 6.-The civil,
court of appeals was in session today
when the following motions for rehearing
were suhmitted H. h. Maddox vs.. ". j
LOWS American Central insurance com
pauy VS., !. NJ. Newton: Fort Worth aud
Denver city Railway company VS.. f. NJ
hyatt and Wife, Neil =. Anderson ~ Co
vs., W. y. Nuckles, Robert q. johnson vs..
George w. Foster ct al for rehearlng
Robert G. johnson VS.. George w. Foster
ct al for additional finding of costs.
Motions Decided-A. II. Strong VS.. j. A.
H. strong VS.. j. A. Pray. motion for 70.
hearing, granted. ID. NJ. Osborne 4 co. vs.
Isaac Evans ct al, rehearinE refused for
re1sons shown in memorandum with pa.
pcrs, Texas Loan agency VS.. NJ. GRAY. TO-.
rehearing, refused; Texas ana PaeiHc
Railway company VS.. a. C. Goldsmith
Tor r"hearing. refused; j. l.. Ruddeu vs.
!, +. Aaron ct al. for rehearinE, refused
II. NJ. keagaur vs.. II. l.. Hensel ct al
refused for reasons noted on cover.
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THE STATE CAPITAL,


Value O, Imported Cattle IN pispute-Re-
wards Tor Men Siaycfs.
Austin Texas. March 6-Hon. w. w
ISirney Of III ruso applied to the Federal
court today for the appointment of threo
appraisers for 22oo head Of Mexican cattle
imported lbs Nations y Goodman and held
by Collector Fitch in Preside county ON
the allegation that they We're undorvnlued
when reported to Tie customs authorities
Action iu the matter was deferred by
Judge MhNry Unil next Mv'h.
REWARDS FOR CRIMINALS.
The governor today offered the follow
Lax rewards
For tha apprehension OF Abram Mont
romery, charged with tho murder of Lila
zie Montgomery in Burlcson county in
November 1895 $3.50
For the apprehension OF one Bowen,
charged with the murder of one Smith In
orange county IN January, 1896 $40.
The following rewards have been re-
uowcd; S2o Tor The arrest OF Jim Davis,
charged with the murder of Malinda Neil
.uE in Galveston county IN December, 1872.
$50 tor Va arrest OF T. II. McDade,
charged with the murder OF Harry WASH
ngton Va burlesuu county iA Doccmbor,
1871, SlV0 Tor the arrest of Mack Williams,
charged With the murder Of Dennis Fort
~ Hurlcsou county In 1888; 500 for the ar
rest Of iho Cooper, charged with the muir
der OF Harriet WnAams IN Burlesou
county In August. is9i.
CHARTERS FILED.
The following charters were filed In the
a..,,a,,,,,r. -, .ta,. ,,d,,..
N'li"i 't.'N"' VI S'",e '"N"S
Tho Texas city MIL and Elevator com
pany. purpose. the storing, buying aud
ss,Sn'ts "i Eraln avn iio"r NhllIh s'oYh
: 49, wi Ntf,, ,,,Soisn''i' e. Is,
= i'N"i"''"' ~ W MiNer dnu y a. iohH-
Finresviuc ceuaterv assortntion. ~, ,a,,-
ital stock. assets. six and oue-haif acres
OF land valued nj seN1. inror,or,fni,s iSetc
McDaniei NfittIc T{hod. Nptiie MURRAY,
,tpc l,Ccr,tesft.,r,s r,,,Ntrr,
NINE N'N''fiASii ALLIE FUNERAL.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.

Taylor. Texas, March 5.-Governor Dick
Hubbard delivered a lecture at the opera
house last night on "Shams In Church and
state" a large and representative au-
dienee was present. and the goVernor
spoke in clear voice and vigorous style
for a couple OF hours. Ilo commanded the
earnest attention OF his hearers through
out.
The Irish-American citizens here are
preparing for grand celebration OF 81.
Pntrick's Day, March IL The exercises
Will take place at the opera house and
includes a lecture by Rev. Father NJ. NJ.
Grove, rector of the Taylor Catholic
church.
II Is estimated that the farmers are two
weeks late in putting In corn this spring,
caused by the excessive wet weather.
j. w. Womack OF Womack n Sturgis,
the largest firm OF merchants in Taylor.
has been lying very low with sickness for
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GARzA DEAD.
His Family say He Was Killed In Costa
RlCa a Year Ago.

San Deigo Texas, March The Post
correspondent has interviewed quite a
number OF Caterna Garzas most Intimate
fricrds who live here In san Diego. The
general opinion of Garza's friends Is that
he was killed in Costa Rlca about March
O. 1875.
one of Old man Gonzales. father-in-law
Of Garza, most intimate friends states
that tho last communication received by
Garza's family was dated March /, 1895.
In this letter CARA stated that in a few
days the happiest event of his life would
occur or all would be over with him.
Caterina Garzas wife aud child are at
the ranch of old mar Gonzales, which A.
about fifteen miles from San Diego.
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RED-HoT cAMpArGN.

Making Big Effort to
Capture Taylor
Taylor, Texas. March 6.-The topic OF
general discussion In Taylor today Is pro.
hihitson- Both sides sre very active.
though no disturbance arising from a dls-
e';sss.oH OF thr question mas been reported.
Rev. c. W. Turrel delivered a powerful
speech last night 10 a large crowd IN the
opera house making strong arraigument
OF the saloon as an undesirable anI ques-
uohapie business. While the ants have
no speakers In tho field, they are getting
m their work quietly and arr not mapping
a large number Of BohemiRns were sent
10 SeofRetoWn yesterday, chaperoncd by
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STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Ira No Way Responsible for "A Former Statement
of His Position.


dveancc published
administration would the
all of nothing than newspaper guess
II
do responsible related
10 1t.
II addition do whether the publication
or not
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corn two or three weeks ago but the
heavy rains came on 1t and they will have
10 niant IL all over 1t has been raining
nearly ali day today. The clouds are
heavy aud threaten continued wet ipSll
Hallcttsvile Texas. March Ga heavy
rain and hail storm visited this section
last night. Hail as large as dove eggs fell
In profusion and much damage was done
TO fruit orchards ana gardens. The East
nursery here was damaged to the extent
of at least $1,000. In one residence twenty
six window panes were broken. -Four tin
roofs of business houses were pierced by
the hail stones
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ArrA1ns At ANDERSON.

Anderson, Texas, March 5.--Wnl Gray,
colored. was tried today in the county
court and fined SIS for theft. lie had Just
worked out a fine aud now goes back for
six months longer
J A. Jeter. ESQ, OF Houston has been
here for several days on legal business.
isaac Ranes and Addle Johnson were
licensed To marry.
John bradley. Jr.. and a. NJ. Campbell.
EST. are now In Galveston.
Bob Muroe, the escaped convict. was
sen, 70 the rorrcN farm today.
Thomas X. rhroop has gone to Del Rio
to live
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NEUROLOGICAL.

L: j. HANsoN-Bastrop Texas March
o;-Mr y. j. Hanson died at his home on
the Perkins farm. near here, TUESDAY
hleht, aged 90 years. lie leaves family
ana many friends to mourn his loss.
MRS. /. OSCAR,-Calvert Te~as Nal,
s;-After severe and lingering lines
Mrs !, Oscar died last night. She leayes
husband and four children. The flIneral
cemetery. 'S"is"
MRS. LENA DREW. - Ter-eu r.s
March 5-Mrs. Lena Drew. wife OF Hon
byron Drew. Pictorial representative Of
Kaufman and Hunt counties and editor
=. ne Kaufman sun. died last night at
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BRADsTREETs FINANCE
Speculation Was Unsettled " WI
1t.r..tlala Nlrith Gnaln

OENllld liVlI W dS Cnscturu W " Z
Trouble With Spain.
New York, March s.-3radstNsi
cial Review TO morrow will say.
Speculation has been more q
settled all the week by The sftx
house and senate on the cux I
tons and the fear that acute u
tons between our own ard ia
governments might result. ia
mented the effect OF the Balucl
Ohio receivership. though the ~
failed to have the bearish inhas
the London market that VA ~
the trading element In Wal M<
true that the collapse Of "
trunk line has given 0 blow 70 y
of foreign investment In hu5u
securities. but 1t has not eaus
European selling. and at ne
London market remains May
Americans. The fact consos ID
at the highest prices on fecoN
a little over 2 per cent, and t1d
rails and similar securities M
which mean starvation for y
investors, seems to eAerciN ; .
Influence in the directing y
to American obligations Of ha N
London was scarcely . laaa
market. while the short lGsu DIV n
last week was sufflcienlly -
sustaining influence % msh ir.sSI
ire exerted IN Burlington and W
disappointment with the slos ~
Of corn and with the leiharsiiss <. = ;
that are still exhibited " u n
dustry and other important h's
TO CURE A COLD IN ~ M
Take laxative Bromo QulnM
druggists refund the money
cure. Die. 80 =
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ON rrttn prNIvnn

Dallas Texas, March 6.-I.ast night at
about $50 o'clock c. =, Lowre of Lam
caster and John Chapman OF this city be-
camc involved In a difficulty on Commerce
street, ue0r the court house, and Lowrie
Nrrl two shots from a revolver Mt Chan
man, neither shot tnlSing effect Both
men were promptly arrested and Chapman
gave bond, while LoNrlc WAS locked up
An old family feud over which one repre-
sentative or each family has been Killed
WAS the supposed cause OF the difficulty
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~ "a liable results ns s,ed rar1
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PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.

between and o'clock all the prisoners
IN the county Jail broke out. but during
the night two OF them returned, j. w
Peacock and Wilson, the other two, both
boys or young men, made their escape
and so far 40 tidtngs OF them, They were
both under Indictment for horse theft.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

LOCAL CREDITORS PRErEsr
Temple, Texas, March i-Tsl
Black Dry Goods company hlA +, I
mortgage for the benefit n Y
creditors today, naming A. Y Vi
trustee, as follows: W. s. Barb
ney, $40; Temple National hail 1
X Black, t2O50; james Fesehr n
cox & Nelson, 500. s. l. HdlE1
$50. All these parties are locl ID
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CON orr De JAlI.

jail delivery last night In Wharton, Robin
Haywood, confined under charge OF horse
theft, who was at liberty IN the run
around. managed, with the aid Of some
ono ON the outside to remove several
bricks, making hole large enough for
his body TO pass through.
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a German lawyer. to apply for papers so
as to be entitled TO vote. 1t IL reported
also that there is no lack of money among
the ants to be used presumably where Il
will do the most good, but The Post re
porter has not the proof to suhstantiate
this report.
Everything is on great tension, and the
city will feel relief when the day ceases
tomorrow and the question Il settled for
the present, one way or another.
THIS precinct election is largely In the
nature Of a test, and In case IL fails,
county election will be called for.
Rev. Anns OF tho Methodist church Will
speak At the opera house tonight,
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SEA ISLAND COTTON orrRy

Wharton. Texas, March 6-Captain
Scott Porter who is at tho head of the
Sea Island cotton movement In El Campo
asks The Post to insert the following
query; HAS tho Sea Island cotton been
troubled with tho spanish weeVil? And IL
So to What eNtentg" The farmers IN Ell
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PATENTS FOR TEXANS

Fatents granted to citizens OF Texas for
i ,Ss week ending March 3, 1895. reported
o cn1r0u gu me office OF J. +. Beale, solicitor
ton, u, c: ~ "" ashlhs-
oI Henry NJ Handsby, San Antonio cot.
feld screw for rock drills. ''u'''"'n'
~ n reeves Alvord, drag saw.
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NEW JAIL ACCEPTED.

Abilene, Texas, March s.--The commits
sioners court yesterday passed an order
accepting tho new jail. which has Just
been erected nj u cost of more than Si5 00l
II Is built OF stone, IL two stories high
with tower ON top and has nine steel
cages, IL Is well ventilated ami lifted up
according TO the most approved modern
plans Those who ought TO know saw IL Is
tho best Jail in this State west OF Fort
IS nrIh -
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

Do whatY Cure thc AIs KIN
afflicted with PRlVAisE,. I'M
BLOOD DISEASES "asss.,sts d
aud specialists fail. I Aoso'us Il
his assertion can be glye. ., m
WHAT DOCTORS DO t ni, /; d
way & Co, who are ree S1s' 'nnsSy;i:sl
ing and most succe e,,n,rv hi III 4
specialists In TINS c9' wamen. m
peculiar TO men ana W ,ssn All
others follow. Consul. ' ;Ss ,S,ts
safe Of being cured ~ W. AZ "
sible time consistent WIN
No. frnntment. 4.
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BURGLAR MAKES \ GOOD HAUL.

Soaly, rcNas March e--Last night
thicves entered the residence OF John
Noepke through n window and secured
Nl6 IN cash, 500 In promissory notes and
gold watch Ernest l.anghammer came
down with his dogs from Brenham but
on account OF the very heavy rain that
ten during the night was unable TO take
the trail. OfIicers arrested a negro NAMED
lamp fard and have him in jail awaiting
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CMILp nURNEp 40 nnAru

Queen City Texas, March 6-The
i-year-old child OF Neil Addison. oolored
was burned to death here Thursday, Tho
parents OF the child were some distance
from the house when II caught A-e and
when they reached It II was so badly
burned that It lived only n short time.
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INSTANTANEOUS wANrrD

Mr.. J. c. Jordan OF Lott, Texas, wants
to hear from Mr.. Jim Stallens, The latter
named gentleman was tho first Lieutenant
ln the command TO which Mr. Jordan 10
lonred. Unfortunately they failed to NEE.
az the reunion in Houston, hence a COM
munif a'ian between these two old Votera n,
Is desired
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Campo section have now subscribed to an
agreement by which they Will plant 200
acres; In fact they are coming In daily
aud swelling the list. Captain Porter says
that u IL Is known the Sea Island is free
from the ravngcs of the pest, II will be
an added Impetus to the movement and
possibly swell the list TO double the num-
her of acres
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several days He Is reported some better
and may continue TO improve.
Rev. c. W. Turrell very eloquent local
divine addressed the people at the opera
Saloon PAy7" referring to its relations to
bn atf