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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08
INSTALLED THEIR OFFICERS.
Ac~ .eLan Post md W. r. C.. G. A. r.,
Pint In New 0fhccrs.

The Installation exercises Of Georsc b
Mcclellan Pest. G. A. p. and of the wo.
mans Relief Corps took place las, nigh
at Mason hail. The Installation was pub.
lie and there vas large crowd present
to witness the exercises which were yer,
interesting and instructive.
The ladies held their installation frs,
aad theirs were The most interesting exer-
cises OF the evening. The installing officer
was Mrs Maggie a. Rus, and Miss Maud
Rus; acted as conductor The officers
were installed with true military precision
and exactuess, much more SO than those
OF the old veterans who followed.
The officers Installed were.
President. Mrs. Jennie Rue; senior vice
president. Mrs. Cynthia Fellows: junior
vice president, Mrs. Carrie BiiIow; chap
lain. MIS-. Sarah orvls; treasurer. Mrs.
Annette Van Horn: secretary. Mrs. Nellie
Jones: conductor, Mrs Sarah c. Davis
guard. Mrs.. Nell Holgh; assistant oonduc-
tor. Miss Kate Rue; assistant guard Mrs
Lewis.
The retiring officers OF the Corps are:
President and treasurer. Mrs. Maggie A.
Rust. senior vice president, Mrs. Einora
Ensle. junior vice president. Mrs. Nettie
sconeid; chaplain. Mrs Cynthia Fellows;
secretary. Mrs. Maud Pendley; conductor,
Mrs. Sarah Davis. guard. Mrs. Carrie Bill
low. assistant conduotsr Miss Maud
Rust; assistant guard. Miss Rebecca
Berry
a, the conclusion o. these ceremonies
Mrs. Rust made a brief talk In which she
thanked her associates for the honor they
hal given her and wished the new officers
success. promising all assistance In her
power
Mir E. G.. Rust was the installing Of
fees for The Post and the following were
the officers Installed
Comruander !. II. Norton senior vice
commander. A. ". Engle; junior vice
r. a Guyre quartermaster
II. + Rice: chaplain. E. G. Rust officer
Of the day, J !. Billow; officer Of the
guard, John Frailick; trustee, }. J. Scholi
delegates. Gnyre and Dwyer alIernates,
Brseed aad J. Frallick surgeon. c. II.
Blake.
At the conclusion OF the installation ex-
orcises tho new commander delivered a
brief address in which he eulogized the
order and said it vas one OF the grandest
10 the world. He said king would be
honore1 by a membership IN it. He ad-
5 ised military precision and rules to gov
ern in the post room and told o, -.
Louis lodge which .n thar respect was
tho model lodge O. the Union.
A. the conclusion ~ HIS address Mrs.
Mcneil formerly president OF the depart
mCat Of Nebraska. who was present was
invited To ieliYer an address. She compiled
iu a brief but eloquent talk
The aeathg OF Comrades Fuller and Cage
Vere announced and committees to form
resolutions Were appointed as follows. On
iha death or Comfade Fuller C0mdares
Rust Blake and Schnll; Ccmraae Cage
Comrades Enele pwyer and Guyre. Com
raae Bllow WAS appointed a committee OF
ono 10 drspe the charter
The meeting then adjourned AMI the
crowd dispersed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

Waliisyillo Texas January William
McManus of Moss mum has EXCHANGED his
iarm for that Of Or. r. Sprnule here
IN town. aud viii al once move hcte tor Inc
purpose OF erecting nrst-class cotton gin.
sFlst and shnglo milling plant.
llr. Spraule is worthy citizen and il is
10 be regretted that Wallisylla loses him
as a c'tl1en' hnt he is benefited rs being
located in tie midst OF his Liberty co,,ntS
practice '''''
~ T. W shearer. and one of his "a
nenls' Mrf Thomas Gates. have gone ia
ualVeslon where she VIII have an opera
Ihe late rains have produced an eight
~. r'se N the river, which is thought SUI
'olent 10 enable Cummings Bros. NJ The
oaf logs down, and the mill. on rcoeip, of
umeer VIII resumed operation, after be.
ing idle for four months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

a dull, doleful and doorous term" The
most important case ia that Of thc State
vs.. Frank Middleton. for murder, set to be
tried next Monday. January H. The fol-
lowing business has been dispose OF since
last report; state VS.. Scot; Smith. burg
larry two cases, two years on each case:
state vs.. Matte Metzluger. continued nv
agreement; James Wright. burglary. six
years, K, f. Campbell ct al vs.. A. o. Blat Il.
partition: report or commlss toner's APPROX y
ed and ordered recorded; j. H. Brown CT ri
VS. l. l.. NeuhauS. continued by agreement
and sc, for first Mnnday Of next term Ma
riah Williams VS. Robert Williams. md
Anna Higgins rs, \. z. Higgins, divorce.
granted
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LOCAL AMI SEMENTs.


Rioe's "Evangeline" was seen a, the
opera housa again yesterday. ,uauace anl
evening, closing the engagement. The pro
duction was fairly well pa,ronlz,d here
'houre the house was rather small and
cold last night "Eyaugellno" Is full o;
.nn and music and handsomely stages and
an attractive production 10 those who Ike
ihat Kind OF sn entertainments, Mr. George
n. tof'esfae as Catherine IS pereauially
,resh snn amusing In the role. aad Is the
biggest half of the show-nhysIcallv an1
srtistlcally. Hamlet" with Mamie, lsft
out wouldn't ba isitsned more than Evan
seline' without Fortescue.
1ns attraction a. the opera house ton,or.
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James II. burton t6y A. Erieasca.
sheriff. to William ! aacs>ek. iots
5 xnd ., block -. Chapman fhi'i d,
addition, north sides nu.4to bayou
II. =. Mansfield and vile tLutu
Mansfeld) to Mary A. Allea. olt-
lots 80. 40. Al. ~. 81. -. s. ard -,
town Of la Porte ........-.-....--
Mrs. HoFtense Jacobs lw.cowR.
Alexis Jacobs. Cora Jacobs i.a.i.c
Schram and husband ifsi'k
Sohrau,l 20 Aiice Jacobs. cas- 3,
lots and Z. block lsS, south ss1e
Buffalo bayou. other eonsiasTAlFlNis
F.. *. and Mary <. Cage 10 Ajax
ander McCoakey, =. acrcs il lcs ~
east y l. Moore league -..-.--..-
Alexander NcConkey 10 VI. s.Ainslss..
-. acres in lot 10 east l. l. Moore
league ..........-..t-t .-..-..<.- =.
August Neumeier to John Ner,alcr.
IS acres OUT west bali A. J. buTss
league. Houston. Taylor and Bas-
trop Tailrosf survey ...-.....-....
c. c. Morse to II Veasey and wife.
50 acres IN John p. TAYLOR league !
Mrs 81. z Spencer ia fene solel
and Enuis & ErnAlley 10 Il. Neasey
and wife Emma Nesssy', 70 acres
in John y. Tayior league. interes,
conveyed herein being undivided !.
julius Erlehsoq. 10 james A Baker.
jr blocks 2s 80, 81 -, y. 20, COL
Inns addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 T. lVislan and Emma Nisian
This wifei 10 M2hEls Eeils 6 Y.
and John Keils lois 5 6 Il. l..
l3. Il. Is, &c, section =. Harris
county school lands ..............
William Christian receiver Houston
Cemetery company TO 4 Nstier-
mark. lot e55. section West avenue.
Glenwood cemetery .....-.........
ManEsr 20 Thomas G. and
Mary E. Taryer. lot and adjcin-
iug Il lot ?, block $50 south side
Buffalo bayou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
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The SchwaTz company repeated their
opening hill Of 'wanted-A wife. at the
Auditorium Lass night
The play was presented in the sarc ar
ceptablc style as OH the opening night. bu,
was witnessed by 4 much better audience
among which was hex party Of forty
couples Of we'll known society people.
Grimes Of Great City will be the bill
tonight
The chilirens matinee on Saturday will
be notable event, as ALREADY 5000 tickets
Of admission have been distributed among
the schools
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Officers Elected.

The Rutherford Rangers elected the fol-
lowing officers Wednesday night Captain.
c. Toyles: irst lieutenant =. 5 Shepherd
second lieutenant. c. c. Reaysns. Jr: see
ond lieutenant Quniori. J. A. Han frat
sergeant. { c Timmons second sergeant,
6. ". Breeding third sergeant j. ..
Moore fourth. sergeant, ". d. Brcedloye
ccrpcrals first " 7. Glass second I
II Harris. third Cecil Angel, fourth Glen
katiache qcsrtermaster serraDt. Ed \.
Fiewellen coinmissory sergeant. g. E.
Thompson company surgeon. Dr.. l.. 4
Fuller veterinary ". a. knight: secre-
tary. c. W. Breeding. treasurer. II. E.
Thonnso-,
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Tchuacnnn Personals

Iehnacana, Texas. January 7.-Dr. f. n
Crlsman of Days, Miss. has been spending
few days with friends in Tehuacana
Rev, A. J, French and family ,,ovo
Temple. Texas, this week, Brother France
h.'Nlng accepted the call TO the pastorat ~,
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian church
there ""'en
Mrs Hollingsworth moved this week IA
her farm in Anderson county Mr. F"r, "
buying her home In Tehuacana.
Mrs Bates OF Paris, Texas is visiting her
In school "''
Mr. Ryan Of Ryan. l. T.. BROUGHT hi.
three daughters down 10 Tehuaeana 10 en-.
ter school this week. - s'-
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INtcrcNtcd n the Nrnrnx

-, waco Texas, january 7.-Presidsr,
r Mmnsey oil The Commercial club VIII an
PsiNt committee to meet the beard ~
engineers appointed to examine he 49, hoi 81, VI
az ne mouth of the Brszos when they srr Io
~ NeIaseo. and it is understood thai otbon
elu.s along the BRACES will have rn,,o
sehtatiNss present. The exact date NJ ,noir
s aro val has not been ascertained. tut tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

Phoenix Council 30. H. order OF Chosen
Friends installed their officers for the en-
suing year as follows:
l.. Hillebrant c.: J. w Eickuazel. Y. c.:
John I. A. Eicknazel. F.: r f. Adams. 7.
r. Schicle, NJ. John Dunn, w II. l.. Bran
ham, $. r. G. Ashe. VI. Weinberg, James
SNOWFALL. trustees.
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to the executive ability Of Colonel Chill
dress asd ASKED that an advisory board
be created OF which Colonel Childress
should BE- chairman. This was done. with
the understanding tina; this board consist
Of Colonel Childrc.s. Secretary Richardson
and third member to be selected by
these two
The League thea adjourned TIL Tuesday
AZ II m
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.iain, asainst Harri. eoun,r tnr sloo a.ln.

claim against Harris county for $500 dam
ages for inrndating his property.
Jones claims that prior TO August. 1891,
his land was drained by the wickhain and
Washington avenue bitches and natural
outlets 20 Buffalo bayou. but says that on
that date the Washington avenue ditch was
hlled w By order al the county commits
siouess in such way as TO make dam,
which not only prevents the water from
running OF. but causes 1t to overflow and
Good his premises
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

harrisburg, Texas, January IA buggy
ana cu7hion were found in the bottom Of
Bray's bayou two miles vest Of here today
Inc person, whose identity is unknown,
evidently attempted to lord the stream and
was swampcd. The driver and horses
Sgcaued
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

The Epworh league of shearn church viii
nave their regular meeting in the SUNDAY
school room tonight.
Mckee street EPworth league will hold
IT'S monthly business meeting at 1870 to-
mt The members aud those wishing to
beco'ne members arc urged 10 be present.
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TEXAS LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Meeting of Stockhoidcrs-Cnm =
tee ON Rcnrgnniyntinn.

There was meeting in this city yegter-
day OF the stockholders Of the Texas Life
Insurance company to hear the report CT
the committee that was appointed at the
meeting held in this city on December 10.
The report was received and Messrs, Wal
ier Tips of Austin. W. \. pouder of Den
ton, G, A, Qunian OF Houston. T. NJ. Camp
bell OF Palestine, r. II, Bake Of For,
Worth. T. l.. Downs of Temple and W. ID.
Cleveland OF Houston Nere appointed
committee TO collect all unpaid stock ar
range for reor sanization OF the company,
solicit new capital stock 10 increase the
amount to sioooo0 and to report 10 another
meeting TO be held al Austin on January a.
For Improper Drainage.
In the county court yesterday Judge
shaw was occupied in hearing I. +, Jones
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

The funeral Of the lats George T. Lathrop
took place Yesterday afternoon under Ma
sonic auspices. The pail bearers we're. T.
Neceo' W. Y. Saunders. NJ, l.. Lewis. 4.
NJ Morris g. c. Street and ]. Hornbergcr.
me cortege was followed tn ,ha grave b.
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IN SERIOUS TRoI,pr.r

tra,,h NIX '"sn VINO steals horse is in sariou,
ms laundry done at the old re,, ~ naS y,
paekards Troy, niue hundred and ,va,n %,
, rrs,s,e avenue, Phone three hundred AMI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08
HOUSTON DAILY FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8. 1880

row viii be "A Booming Town, a 'AfSs
comedy ~ita q number Of speclailes' ".''so
has been receiving fave.Noig meh.lVn
n,ha- roints "a Booming Town sill De
srf, ho, A, q matinee and evening per-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-08

Tee assoNlaUoh mas rtason 70 fcc1 cnc0ur-
aged with the result Of Its first meeting, as
1t was financially and in all other respects
a success. Another meeting will soon be
rivan
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But ONE PLACE

, nnera yor get but one class OF work an,
d drr'' Tue pest at 81 rackards Troy I.aun.
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TIE Members Of the Houston BUSH
ness League
ARE GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS,
A View Directory Noninated-Courfc
sles TO Be Extended Hon. VIVA. }.
Bryan-Appcal 10 Northwest

a. -t.
snsl ac'eo US an ineea.ise Ii bringing oa'
the members
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~ r~..r. -. ~, - :,
~ eao4 A. q.
= m. Dy PRESIDENT Gsinoie, With NJ. Ton
Richardson occupying the position O, sec.
$780,
a'nons 'nose presen' were Aessrs- Hr7-
ter. Kittreli. Sydaor. Cave. Dnrnhls. Tu,ay.
Levy. Kisrn I1irkxs. 5rorr. ueEe,~,-
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= '"-.s'''7
fa'her' GarraH. Niihy. Schultz, Dexter.
Grunewaid. Graz. Reschs-d. Rust ,nA seq
era, o.ha+x
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p-raers upon the very representative met
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is offered to shippers
Careful examination and survey By th
eminent engineers whose Judgment al
| ability have b@en 50 clearly demonstrated
BY the results ostained Gn1er their di.ec
ton at Galveston. show that Buffalo oayos
can tie speedily transformed Into water
way over which the largest rtssok tia
float the seas can be brought 10 Houston
the terminus OF the great railway system:
which reach from that city to San Fran
positively, not guessed a. OF conIecturei
tha. this can be done at an expense which
| compared with the benefits which VIII
| eventually follow. will be ahsolutel,
| trifling.
OF tie entire prac.icabiiity OF the scheme
! there is no possible doubt or question. and
/ this being true. there will be absolutely no
| necessity 10 haul ore pound Of freight by
! rail heyoa9 Houston. and the result will
| be the same as {. the waters OF the Gul.
| & Mexico heat against the foot Of Main
street
The millions Of producers In the IVES,
and Norihvsx; who are eager to see the
problem Of a short haul 10 tide water
solved. should understand that /, will not:
be necessary In Improving Buffalo bayou
TO make an artificial channel. but simply
10 aid and add 10 tie work which nature
has already almost bu; 10. rDitose,her
done
ties 1T Galveston is only ga miles. and
there Is already channel the entire dis.
,Acre which needs oaly to b. Tidened aud
deepeaes in some pisces. while fer great
Isgt Of the distance Buffalo bayou is from
30 TO 1e Zee, side and deep enough 10
berth safely the lsTgesi vessels atloGt-
TOY four years the vessels Of Morgan
NeS YORK And Texas Steamship lire landed
immense c&rsnes within eight uiles oil
Hpusto2 % TIE ban6s o. BSrAi9 BAYOU.
aae the business would have been eontla-
us% had nol 'he ilao been SOLD 70 those IN
isresiec Ia rnakias us s9u.asra terminus
a. New DrleAnS-
&ialAess o. 1oas o. irelgnt are yearly
.rAaa'eFTe9 rom me cars 10 me ooais aa1
oA'ssA q hf siaas'oa birtcl Navigation
-sa~s' lA& oy s4io e1nl~ny ehe s@hie
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Conrt at Bns,rop.

Bas,rop, Texas, January 6.-The aist-ie,
Gus length along. and ID pronounced ra,bs.
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a., FINE POCKET BOOKS
store, '''@a stationery
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:, hnhRfhobY TREATED ALIKE
avenue. "nHIy' w Prairie
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avenu0 ING lea Nan. loi: Ts,,s
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For Improper Drainage

In the county court yesterday Judge
Shaw was occupied in hearing /. +. Jones'
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been raised TO the degree of Master
Mason
w. II. Wright followed with an Ha-
waiian song very beautifully rendered
and. POSTMASTER Cooper. in bidding
farewell 10 the lodge as Master, asked
that the health OF the Pacific Lodge be
drunk.
The following were present at the
installation ceremony, and nearly all
remained 10 the banquet: II. E. Coop
er, c. B. Ripley, John Phillips. F. 3.
Auerbach, W. o. Atwater, H. H. Will
liams, W. c. Sproull, ]. a. Lyle, !. F.
Clay. c. a. Brown, Thomas Black, ].
S. Martin, Frank Woop. c. D. Chase, F.
B. McStocker, George II. Hubby. George
c Stratemeyer. James W. Bergstror.
w. Austin Whiting. A. V. Gear. c. Fl.
Clapp. John Walker. George H. Paris.
y. +. Gedge, John Ross, ]. L. Dumas.
w. H Hogs of the Pacific Lodge, and
the following from local and foreign
lodges: NJ. Phillips. W. G. Ashley. T.
j. King, E. l. Spalding, \. Harrison
L. NJ. Vettleson, F. L. StolZ, G. P. Wild
er, John H. Soper w. L. Eaton, Sam
uel Parker. ]. Mcclellan, W. ]. Ram
say, a. F. Gilfallan, Andrew Brown, o.
II. Harlan, W. J. Cranwell, J. Batchel-
or, G.. II. Umbsen. c. L. Crabbe, c. B.
Wood, E. a. Williams, J. H. Smith, II.
J. Banniston, W. F. Love. George y.
Day. J. Hodson. L. Billman, Joseph NJ.
Little, W. H. Wright, John F. Bowler.
NJ. n. Sanders and George A. Davis.
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Persons who are troubled with indi-
gestion will be interested in the eX-
perience of VIM. II. Penn, chief clerk
in the Railway Mail Service at Des
Moines, Iowa, who writes: 1T gives
me pleasure to testify to the merits Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. For two years l nave
suffered from Indigestion, and am sub
ject to frequent severe attacks of pain
in the stomach and bowels. One or two
doses of this remedy never fails to
give perfect relief. Sold by all drug
gists and dealers; Benson, Smith &
Co., wholesale agents for Hawaiian ISL
ands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-06
w. w. DIMOND.

By the MiOwera the other
day, we received direct from
the factory, a magnificent as
| Sortment of French China.
Among the lot we have two
new stock patterns, from
which customers may select
: either one piece or ten
dozen. In this way GUS
toners may replace any
breakage at the lowest pos
Sible cost and without the
necessity of purchasing an
entire new set.
In this same invoice we
have some of the most beau
tifully decorated toilet sets
ever shown in Honolulu.
These are made of fine.
crockery and will ornament
any wash stand.
A fad among Honolulu
people is decorating china.
At the exhibition by the pu-
DilS of Miss French at Oah1
College a short time ago, some
beautiful specimens, the work
Of herpupils, were shoWnand
will stand comparison with
the work of professional art
lists abroad. Our stock which
was opened a day or two
ago contains all sorts of
pieces and in many sizes.
They are made especially for
decorating and are ineXpen-
SiVe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-06
Police Court Notes.

In the police court yesterday Man
uel Jesus was sentenced to one month
in the Reform School for truancy.
Saduka Ueda and Iwane were fined
SO and costs each for gambling.
Tai Chong got 500 and costs for hav-
ing opium unlawfully in possession.
The case of Joe Cross for malicious
injury was nolle pross'd.
S. Matua paid the usual fine of 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-06
Prepnre for Election.

In order to avoid mistakes in the
nomination of candidates and printing
of ballots for Spring election, it will be
well to read what Mr.. LaFarree. secre-
tary of the election board, has TO say:
Mr.. La Farree's instructions are as
follows:
All certificates of nomination and
nomination papers shall give names of
candidates in full; the Office for which
he is nominated the party or political
principle which he epresents, expressed
in not more than three words; his place
of residence, with street and number
thereon, if any, and shall be filed with
the clerk of the Board of Deputy State
Supervisors of Elections in the following
manner:
Candidates for county officers, 20 days
previous to day of election; township
or municipal officers or members of the
board OF education, not less than Is days
previous to the election.
1t is advisable for the electors to hold
their caucuses as early as possible, so
that if errors do occur in nomination
papers, ample time can be had to return
same for correction and again be re-
turned before the Is days limit expires.