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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-15
BRENNAN BUDGET.
New Officers for the Athletic Assoc,a
Chosen

new Onicers for the Athletic Association
Chosen.
brennan, Texas, January 1.-THE roe,
pohed meeting of the Athletic ch,h %,
the election Of officers for tho ene,,i1,,
TX months took place at the gyinnas i,,, :
M9hday night with the following rss,rl,.
'esiuen'' VIM. Lusk; FIRST vice president
y a. Nihe' second vice president. Mrs. l.
a. Ia 'rtsoh secretary, Hugh Lusk: treas.
~ ,t' -, H. Harrison; trustees, Tom
hNefs, X. j. Swearingen and cal No.
finance committee. Wilbur Abbott Ia,
watson and Joe Smith, enterta; r,,',',,
committee, Mrs. c. a. Cline. cbairn,,'
MISS Kettle Harrison, Charles Wnai,S .','
Lee curry There was a large attendonnl
a. the meeting and most cnio,ahIe
evening was spent. '''' ave
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
me following is the list of real os,,+,
Johh Wright, Jr., to William johnson
interest In a acres in Washington on,,,,t,''
H. Il. Brinkman guardian. to CHAT,
brethaher, interest In $50 acres 'cs
"T'iehH Nl'ohurn one-fourth league ,,sS
netFS Luck and wife to Charles pret
h,,,,,, orNOeo "s,ss OF tho McHenry Writ
Nancy Armstrong to Frank co,so, =
acres OF the Isaac Jameson Iearmo s,oo -
d. c. GiddIngs ct al 10 Iobp s; 80 =;
sies e''E square league,
MarE Jones to Sarah MeIntyre . ,cro.
Oh .he James Walker league. $50 '''s
'ohn A. Rortt et al to VIM ttro,..., -.
acres OF tho Adam Laurence v ~ W
league, 5000. ohe-fourth
., holmey and wife to o. A Itr,o
lots in BRENNAN, ~ i-'nueman,
- H. Lindeman to Elizabeth vo,,
lots in Brenham. "e'h kol'ney,
ri, MARRIAGE LICENSES
licenses issued from tho COM nnhrriage
oniee Tor tho week ending TussaSS, oIerks
NY Ny ~ lNf; Frederick lIafo,.,,-s,, 1"hn,
NJ. a.", NI Won, James Hutchinson anu
M y, Mathilda Long Il. Lehman ' I'D !, ana
~ foulsen, Johnnie Lawson a,' 49," felra
Manuel, Eddie oiems and Mn f1'1i BESSIE
= rahN kueera and Francis pIl"i,, e Jay
nineard and Jane CALLAHAN 0is, Grant
milton and Emily Green o,,,, <Niuerson
ana Mrs Matilda Dusbtknn SCnaper
Johnson ana Sarah Clemens, CHARLES
MAD DOG VICTIMS
=, Mr.. w. n. Wood sent af,an
i"'Saay TO attend to dog ." mo of''eer
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POPS IN CALHOUN.

Port Lavaca Texas, January ls.-The
populists are getting a move on them
here. On January % they are 10 have
a convention and organize, and It Is said
VIII nominate full set Of candidates
FOR county offices. This party has gained
strength very fast here in the last two
years they are hustlers and every mem
per seems to be a committee OF one to
drum up recruits, and as a majority of
the new settlers seem to have imbibed
their doctrines before coming and THIS
seorus 10 be regardless OF the section tiiev
come from the party will be II force here
NJ the succeeding eloctlons
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sHERIFFns DEPARTMENT.

Wharton, Texas. January Ill n'"s|
my possession one dark bay stailoa p
or five years old. about lS3 or y ~
high. Saddle mark on left wen
wire cut scar on right thigh, dim \
spot in forehead, long tail, and IN,
G A, with dash above on left snV ~
is I'm good condition; had on wheh =. =,
II large leather halter with larry Z.
rope tied in It. / am sure that tns =
was stolen. X. A. Rich, sherih We
county. by w. u. Written, deputy
Wharton, Texas. January lS,-ba'ss
Arab, FKdi Sdaahan Olden s. ous.
den, agility. weakness, hacking ea,
efflgy engery, becloud. complain, ~
as far as known. feud, fever psxu.ss,
clown. coagulate, cogency colgvas,
calluslon calorable wadaing' Us
walk. nah. telegraph & thawing Ma, y,
lert hero in diadem, dusk. infectious y,
C. w. Heart. constable, Wharton =
Lexington, January IA very na,r
fell last night. making the roau' "
prairie almost impassa BILE.
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DALLAS WANTS. IT.

Dallas, Texas, January l5.-At an en-
thusiastic meeting Of the Dallas CONNER
cla' club tonight a large sum of money
was subscribed 10 contingent fund.
which Will be used by Mayor Holland and
a. large committee in securing the Ma
tlonaI porulist convention for Dallas The
mayor ana the committee Will leave for
ST. Louis to attend the meeting of tho
National populist executive committee ON
January H. -"
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Lnfktn, Texas, January l3.-Pursuan. To
a can by the county chairman the mons
assembled in small squad here yester-
daY TO draft resolutions for compact or
SANITATION and prepare munitions with
winch to inspire enthusiasm in the ranks
s.epS were taken toward establishing
peoples party paper IN this or ~, "a
joining county. -" az
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TO MEET AT HOUSTON.

Leading Railway Surgeons VIII Make
Practical Demonstrations.
Waco. Texas, Jsnuary 1i.-Dr NJ. ID.
Knox OF Hillsboro, president of the state
Association OF Railway Surgeons, an
nounoes that tho next state meeting OF
tho association will be held in Houston
on January q and -.
The advancement committee has pre-
pared nm interesting programuie, includ-
ing n number of demonstrations by lead
ing surgeons at the Houston Infirmary
during the meeting. President Knox SAYS
this feature promises to be OF much IN
terest. He invites all railway surgeons
in the State TO attend.
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thought was in danger Of ro,,

thought was in danger OF go.u
Deputy Walker Machen found tk
the lumber yard and upon exam,
discovered that 1t had been bite
was sick, though Il sufficient time n
yet elapsed for tho madness to i
The owner of the dog, negro "a
duced 10 take the animal home.
Mrs. Davis and Green Morgan III
night for the Pasteur institute al
York. They were two of the victim \
mad dos killed Sunday night.
NOTES.
Cards are out announcing the nad
of Mr.. T. c. Watson and Miss Bets
Mt the residence of he brides paisa
Gay Hill. Wednesday, January . Il
o'clock.
The examining trial Of Jerry Gtsi
cutting Joe Beaumier's throat San
night. was held before Justice Ey'
day. and after hearing all the test
he was released without bail.
julius Schroeder was admitted b
Monday in the sum of $1,000 to avn
action Of the grand jury. It will }
mombered that he was charged s't
sault with criminal intent on the y
of Miss Emma kess.
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If THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
he sure and use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. II soothes the
child softehs the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is tho best remedy
for diarrhoea.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
Damage Suits Growing out Of strea.


A"inase suits Growing Out Of n Street
Car Collision
galveston, Texas, January 1.-THE troll
Iey car collision OF two sundays ago. In
Which several persons were more or less
hurt. two of them quite seriously has
resulted as was expected in damage
SUITS against the street railway com
pdny' amounting to n considerable sum in
the aggregate. Rudolph s. Oppenheimer.
VINO fled suit today prays judgment
lor SS'"o damages to himself. s3 60 for
actual damages to his wife and $1,000 ex-
emplary damages on account of the gross
ana "anton negligence OF defendant and
its agents.
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DON'T
sHIvERl

II you are Continually sA.y.r,,. /
Ing the cold, you may B. NC.
blood is in bad state. l, 80.
not circulate properly. Your
heys are out of order. and tia, !. !.
Of 1t.
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Good News to the Peep
of the South =.

1t will be welcome news TO the MI
of the South TO learn that 'l1r. j. i,iihsg1
away, the head OF the firm Dr. hs ~ IA
Il Co., is personally IN charge Vtlsa4
office In San Antonio, Texas. Dn MD md
way is without doubt the leadihh. Zig N
list in the United States In the ~ IA
OF all delicate and private diseasse,,s
liar 10 men ana women. and Is i ~ es.sI
as being successfl in PERMANENT, .
many forms of sexual and vehess' ne
eases where other doctors nav, 4
All persons who have any tr39up ",
private nature whatever shGulu IA Q.
to call or write In full confidence fr<
sklllful specialist. Consultation
OffiCa pr hv m IN 10
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W NO ZEN No f9r sE' y, u naii o. -
DIR. HATHAWAl Tsss
200 Alamo Plaza, SAN ANTOINE
Private Lock Box sos, ,..,,srly :.
n. Il. DR.. j. Il. Clemens. lot IN owl .
Of our assistants, Is no longer a. !.
ploy. -, New Y
Branch Offices: Chicago. llia,t ~
leans. La. Atlanta. Ga. Sioux ''"'
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You Need

something to brace up your ,v,,.-
your liver and kidneys worth. !.
your blood and keep 1t moving. !,
take nothing that will e,un ~.
Safe Cure. which is universally r.yr
as the best and most reliable ,,r..
weak. shivery people who need =.
For building w the system AMI /.
new life and energy va
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Tired Women

pind in the blood purifying, buiIding-sp
susIities OF Hoods ssrsspxrillA Just what
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To Keep Wa,

You must have good blooa !.
blood coursing swiftly throu..
that makes heat. 1t also MI.
health. If YOU are week ans ".
are bound to suffer from III. !. \
hackaches. constipation, los, ., 4
tired feelings, nervousness a..
ress.
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RAILRq

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SUIT ON TRADE MARK

George e. Smith sues f. y Fischer. c.
r. Marschner and Jules Reinach, of Gal
weston county. IN the district court, for
5000 actual damages and 5000 exemplary
damages. alleging that defendants had
neen doing business under the name Of
the Texas Bottling Works; that plaintiff
made II beverage from the waters Of High
island Springs, known as "Sassafrass
Beer" that the bottles In which same
was sold bore labels with the words "Sas-
sairass Beer "Sassafrass for the Blood ="
phosphate for the Nerves" Galveston.
Texas and High Island Mineral Wa
ter that the defendants manufactured
ana placed upon the market a beverage
similar in taste but Of inferior quality
In similar bottles and bearing labels bear
ing the words "Sassafrass Beer" Gal.
weston, Texas" and High Lands Mineral
Water printed thereon in the same gen.
eral form as plaintiffs labels. Plaintiff
says that by reason of this unlawful com
petition he has sustained damages in the
sum mentioned
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

j. n Gibbs of Houston and w. r. Gibbs
of Huntsville were in the city today
Licensed to wed: Harry c. Jones and
Miss Margaret b. McCms<ey, Noah f.
Talton and Miss Ada Osborne.
j. c. Gregory, superintendent of the Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson railway.
was in the city last evening.
John lIomrighaus ana his niece, Miss
L. $. Dammerman of Waverly. Iowa. are
the guests of Mr.. Chris liomrighaus.
The annual meeting for the election of
officers of the Society for the Aid Of
Homeless Children WIN bs held al the
home on Tuesday. January 81
Dr. John. II. Bowers and daughter, Mrs.
w. L. Adkins of Columbus, Texas, are In
the city, the guests of Judge w j. Jones.
DR. Bowers Is a veteran of San Jacinto.
Tho public installation OF officers. enter
talnment and hop. TO he rendered by the
combined councils of the order of Chosen
Friends. Will take place on Saturday next,
at Turner hall.
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WARMERS
S AFE cur

has never been equaled, Try #
convinced
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sPEciALIiiasss,l
Blood pso,l,s's;.|
syphilis, ssalgsgl|
nervous .',r,l n
EIeet, unna.tl,us,, a
Charges. klsasnSsu,,s|
urinary dMnVTa a
ulcers. pimas.ts>|
tarrh, rhol ! Y Y, !
and the h4s5
womankil@,,,rl
treatment 10
! sendirg ;or a ;
trcm blankso =
\ for mem M !
. atsaasrs,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
of the First National bank of Galveston
was held today and tho old board Of al
rectors reelected as follows: Julius
Runge, NJ. Lasker, J. Reymershofter,
Chas. Fowler. Robert Bornefeld, w. n.
Stowe and Loon Blum. The directors will
meet January q TO elect officers.
LOOKING AFTER GRAIN.
J. W. Maxwell. general superintendent
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
way; ]. C. Gregory, superintendent of the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson, ana
W. H. Groseclose, assistant general
freight agent Of the Katy. were here to-
day looking after matters connected with
the handling of grain through this port.
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.
Oleander lodge Knights Of Pythias. in
stalled officers tonight and afterwards
banquetted them and a number of friends.
A number of felecitous speeches We're
made and quite pleasant evening was
spent.
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The Inv
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Nv. Nionda
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ISAN AMI.
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-08-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Theatrical Manager Abbeys wife
has been allowed $3.50 counsel fees
and $4,000 per year alimony by the
conrt in her suit for divorce in New
York.
Troop E, Seventh cavalry, had q
brush with Yaqu Indians near Tue
son, Ariz, killing three and captur-
ing thirty. Three soldiers were
wounded, one fatally.
American Tin Plate company at Ell
wood, Ind, has locked out its men
and announced it would resume with
non-union men at reduction.
Trouble is anticipated.
President Cleveland will meet Ii
Hung Chang August 81, probably in
New York.
The cases of che Delaware single
tBxers have been decided adversely
and they must serve their senteuc es
Craftsmen robbed hotel safe near
Bridgeport, Conn, driving back the
pursuing guests with revolvers.
Three men were killed and fifteen
injured by dynamite explosion az
Lancaster, Pa.
Twelve per cent Of the wheat crop
of Illinois has been destroyed and the
quality OF the balance IS below the
average.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-08-27
ANDERSON HANGED.
The Macon County Murderer and Would
He GnloIde Pays tho Penalty.

The Macon County Murderer and Would
he Suicide Pays tho Penalty.
MACON, Mo-, Aug. 22-George w.
Anderson, who cut his wife's throat
at their home near Atlanta, in this,
Macon county, May n, 1926, and then
attempted suicide by the same means,
and who was sentenced to be hanged
here yesterday slept soundlyThursday
night and alto hearty breakfast yes
terday morning. Later he was called
upon by his attorney, Judge Mat
thews, whom he thanked for certain
favors, and by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson
and Elder Buckner, who prayed with
him.
Anderson had made his last toilet
scrupulously and was we'll dressed
when he walked to tho scaffold. He
was hanged at ll:OI o'clock, facing
death stOically. In quarter Of an
hour he was pronounced dead and cue
down.
Hundreds witnessed the hanging,
and later viewed the body, which had
been taken to an undertakers estab'
lishmeDt.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-08-27

New YORK, Aug. Ear. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says;
Political events OF the past week had
no definite influence upon business
prospects, for the phenomenal varia-
tioRs In sterling exchange and the be-
ginning OF imports OF gold may be
fairly attributed to the accommodating
excess of merchandise exports over
imports, to which attention has been
called, exports from New York for the
past two weeks having been 20 per
cent larger and imports here 81 per
cent smaller than last year. The
rapid movement of grain and the I'M
usually early marketing OF cotton tend
BtrOngly to aid the banking syndicate
which has undertaken TO regulate for
elgn exchange.
Speculation has advanced wheat
over one cent during the week, corn a
small fraction aud cotton fiVe-eights,
the principal motive power being re-
ports of injury to growing crops, as
before the unfavorable accounts re-
Opecting wheat are in some measure
discredited by tho continued heavy
movement from the far West
Some additional heavy failures in
the lumber trade call attention to the
continuing depression which appears
10 result, at least in part, from cXpec-
tatIons entertained by many that tho
unlimited increase in new building
during the past year or two wonld be
permanent.
Nothing encouraging can yet be
said regarding the wooden manufac-
turing and the demand for goods even
at reductions in price is still disap'
pointingly small
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Searching out seceders

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l,-The Republican
managers will endeavor to find out
every Republican who intends to vote
for Bryan and every Democrat who
intends to vote for Mckinley. This
will be undertaken by the 10000 Re-
publican clubs of the country. 1t is
expected that this canvass will cover
every county in the country, and that
when 1t is completed the Republican
managers will know exactly where
they stand on both the money ques.
ton and Presidential candidates
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-08-27
yHOKE SMITH RESIGNS.
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
OUT OF THE CABINET.
His Support Of the Chicago Tlok"t Causes
. Break Among the Presidents Adj
VlsOrS-Hls Successor VIII BE In 40
cord with the Presidents Views.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The news
that Secretary Hoke Smith had re-
signed, and that his resignation had
been accepted by the President, ere.
ated q considerable stir in political
circles here, although the probability
of Mr.. Smiths retirement had been,
in measure, anticipated ever since
his paper, the Atlanta journal, de.
clared that it would support Bryan
and Sewall.
After the nomination of Bryan and
Sewall 1t became known that Score.
tary Smith was the only member OF
the cabinet who announced his pur-
pose to support that ticket. This &C.
tion on his part, while not in any way
affecting his personal relations with
the other members OF the cabinet,
seems so material to him that he felt
constrained to tender his resignation.
There has been a good deal of gossip
about Mr.. Smiths successor. 1t seems
altogether unlikely that John NJ
Reynolds, the assistant secretary, will
be promoted. 1t is regarded as much
more probable that new man will
be selected, probably from the middle
West, Indiana, Illinois or Missouri
The names Of Ex-Governor Francis of
Missouri, ex-Congressman Bynum of
Indiana and ex-Congressman Ben Ca
BILE of illinois are those around which
gossip most persistently clings. All
are pronounced gold Democrats, The
mention of Ex-Governor Francis name
in this connection is merely the revi-
val of an old rumor. 1t is believed by
Governor Francis friends that at this
time he would not accept a cabinet
position,
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WORK FOR LELAND.

The Kansas Leader to Manage Three
State Campaigns From Kansas City.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-The Republican
national campaign managers have de-
cided to put Cyrus Leland of Kansas
In charge of the campaign in Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, and he will
open carbohydrates in Kansas City
and there assume personal control Of
the work in the three states. He will
form the connecting link for Missouri
between the state committee con-
trolled by Filley and the national
committee, the Missouri member OF
which is r. c. Kerens, Filley's foe.
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DR.. Brown still Denies.

CHICAGO, Aug. "a. - Rev. C. O.
Brown, formerly of San Francisco,
and whose troubles are familiar to all
newspaper readers, has made Il state
ment in reply to the last confession of
Bliss OVerman, in which she says that
the charges which she originally made
against DR. Brown, and which she
subsequently said were false, were, in
reality, founded on fact. DIR. Brown
denounces the entire story as one of
blackmail, and says that the fact that
Miss Overman now admits that she
testified falsely should prove her un-
worthy of the slightest confidence.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-08-27
Severe Cloud Burst in New Mexico.

MoaoLLoN, N. NJ, Aug. 81. "A cloud
burst struck this section about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, drown.
Ing John Knight, miner, at George
town, and an unknown Mexican, rem
derlng about 100 families homeless
and badly damaging the property Of
the Colonial Mining company of Bos-
ton, Mass, and of the Deep Down
Mining company of Kansas City. The
flood attained a height of over eight
feet In tho street and lasted over
thirty minutes. Hardly business
house in the town escaped damage
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A Sewall Shin Lost.

Rio DE JENEmo, Aug. 2l.-A dispatch
from Santa Catherine says that the
American ship Willis Roenfeld, Cap
tain Dunphy, which sailed from New
York on April 90 for San Francisco,
recently foundered 400 miles from the
coast Part of the crew were landed
safely at Santa Catherine, but four
teen others are missing, The Willis
Roen6eld was owned by Arthur Sew
all &c Co, of Bath, Me, where she was
built and from which port she sailed
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Dell NIannIng.s Wife In jail.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Aug. 22-Mrs. Dell
Manning, wife of the farmer who was
murdered last Monday night, was ar.
rested yesterday and lodged in the
county Jail, charged with completely
in the murder of her husband. The
officers state that they have evidence
to prove that Mrs. Manning and
Grove Huntlcy, the young man in
Jail charged with the murder were In
love and conspired to put the husband
out of the way,
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BOILER ErplosIon at Nevada.

NEVADA, Mo-, Aug. 22-The boiler
of Tom Miller's saw mill, in Clear
creek, fifteen miles northeast Of this
place, exploded yesterday, killing
Miller and William Hines and fatally
injuring William Brown. The boiler
was blown twenty feet in the air and
ESQ yards away. Nliller's head was
blown off and Hines left leg torn
from his S1dy and great hole blown
through his foot. The accident was
caused by pumping cold water into
the red-hot boiler
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An old Carriage COMPANY Fall..

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug; 2L-The I.
T. Haydock Carriage company as.
signed to-day to the Union Savings
and Trust company. The assets are
100000, including five shops and
stock The liabilities are $3.50, 900.
Haydock died in 1885 and his estate
was represented by his widow. The
firm had been in business here over
forty years The failure is due to the
recent failure of other carriage COM
panies.