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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04
roDAs's ELECTION.
The Voting Places and MnnnEers OF
EIcctinn--Kc gistrntiOn Ofncc.


Tho polls for the city election will open At
o'clock this morning ut The various voting
precincts throughout the city, and Will close
at p. m,
Polling places have been established at the
following places, to be under the management
of tho following presiding officers and Judges
and such clerks as they have selected:
First Ward -Macatccs warehouse. A. II.
Mllcr preceding officer; John G., klhinger.
Thomas DoYoung, Judges.
Second ward No. 10 engine houee, Robert
Iockart presiding officer, Victor V. Daniels.
Martin Ryan; i4dses ,.
Thud ward Turner hall, boz No. J. Harry
u. Johnson. presiding officer; VIM. iiartung,
o. { Drew, JT. Judges; .,. .....,,,n a.,
officer, G. {. Beavens. Jr.. $. u. Spence,
Fourth ward-sIarket house Z. A. Reich
ardt, presiding ofhcor; w I rorrey, j. d.
Flu Wpd- Byrno's hall lox No !, !. +
Jones presiding officer; ,chn LYONS, hdan
Mcdonald judges
Hox No. 2-Corner Hardy and Brooks
streets. !. II, Rothwell. proeidlns officer; II.
A nslcr lnmcs Mcdonald, judees.
Sixth Ward Mmatara Store Fred Minister,
PRECEDING officer; y. W Cronan. Jr, M'am
Registrar Grumbaoh will have his head
quarters today in the office Of Tax Collector
Curtin At the court house. whore he VIII be
PROVIDED Win an lhuCN DOCK anu nv iJ'll"I'u
oither upon personal application and by phone
10 furnish Identification to any voter VINO mas
Lost hts registration certificate, and thus per
init him to vote
Tho trlcnds OF Captain Jack Kennedy, the
democrats nominee for street commissioner.
the only candidate on the ticket who is
threatened with acrons opposition, ARE thor
oughly aroused to the Importance Of going 10
the polls and whether or moi the balance of
tine ticket Is regarded ss being In any dan
ger. It is the duty of every democratic voter
10 90 to the polls and swell the popular ma
l.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal aud Eleventh civil 10 Com
mcnre5tprii Tcrms--cnscs SCI.

Criminal and Eleventh civil 10 Com
mcnrr April Tcrms--crsrs sris
Tho Eleventh ciyil district court md ,nf
cfliiinsi district court VIII be IN session tbir
week. The eases sci Tor The first weeks ees'
sion OF The Inter have already becn published
Tlie first day % the former VIII be occupied
In setting cases for tho term
The eases set for the week In the Fifty.fifth
ciyll district court ARE as follows;
MONDAY. AIRtis 4.
VI. T. Barncs vs. winfrsd Heintz al al.
i. 81 Brown VII JncDb Bnz. ..4
Florence s. oliver Va. Proyident saving
1slia Association.
TUESDAY, APRIL =.
Annft c. Mctictry III ii va. Citizens ELECTRIC
Light and Power Company
c. ". Gueringer vs.. Lena Fuller OF al
WEDNESDAY. ArRiIn.
Charity o, milford w James Converse.
Laura s. Root vs. Trunk w INNS.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4
Harvey MoIIat ys, san Antonio and Aransas
Pass Railway Company.
George Mcqueen We. san Antonio and Aran
san Pass Railway Company.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.
Sarah west w. Texas and New orloans
Railway Company.
A. r. Langerrnnnn vs.. II. ClAussenius et NJ
Saturday viii be motion day
In the county court the week VIII be de-
vutei exclusively to probate business.
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lohu white camp No. 1851. warrenton'
n. g.
wliliam NJ. Mcintosh camp No. 1888.
Eibcrton. Ga.
NJ r. owen camp No. 1886. Lebanon,
s. G..
Confederate Veteran camp No. 1857,
warrenton n. G..
Confederate Veteran camp No. loss, Can.
ion. Ca
sam paws camp No. 1852 Milford, Texas.
George 7. Ward camp No. 1880, Williston,
Pin.
William f'arksdsle camp No. 1901, Pauls
Valley !. r.
Wlcr BOYD camp No. 1892. Jacksonville,
ia
Hammond camp No. 1923. Hammond La,
The Confederate soldicro Association
cgmn No. 1854. kuglipta. Ga.
Colonel W, T. Black camp No, 1925, Ella
Vile Ge,
Reynolds camp No, 1905, Reynolds, Ga.
Confederate Veteran camp No. 1887,
Athens. Tenn.
Senola camp No. 1923, senoia. Ga.
Tallahatchie County camp No. 1922
Charleston. Mics,
Albert Sidney Johnston camp No. 100.
Shiloh. Tenn.
Gordon County camp No, ilOi. Calhoun.
Gu.
Washington Artillery camp No. iio2.
Charleston, S, G.
BY order of j. B. Gordon
General Commanding.
George Norman,
Adtutant General and Chief OF staff.
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sherman, Texas April The Southwest
orn Baseball league, successor to the River
feit league, was in session here today aud
tonight MANAGERS Edwards of Little Rock
Realty OF Hot Springs. Gray of TuNarkana
leake OF Paris. Clarke OF Denson Bradley OF
Bonhem, coalgate OF Shreveport und Weber
OF sherman were present. President Weber
presided, with Manager Leakc acting as Sec
rotary. The number VI professionals IN each
team 10 limited Ia five, and tho salary list
ran not exceed $500 per month The guar
artee Is fixed at sS5 per day. inclusive Of
sundays, and the season is to open April 20
fne permanent headquarters OF the league
VIII be In sherman. The now league is to be
given iull protection by National President
Nick Young.
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mo boys under ~ years u age would he nd
niittcd.f' The nrst shot that was frcd ny
Tho evangelist WAS. .swhnt hfnuEh0ypu herc2
Was II the inscription on the rsib1 shove re-
ferred 10. which i'd you 10 believe thai some
thing vorid be said that boys nis'rf that are
Should not liAtcn tor " tbpt WINS what
brought you htfc. shame on you. re
richfed with his hearers to be men. Not
simply hes. or The male sex, hut men.
Tho evening service. despite The innicmcncy
OF the weather. was well attended. The evan.
gclist srake on the subject Can a man 30
sayed outside the church, He cnntcndef
that man should h. affiliated with a4cfdrch
for his irfrrnca and for his own unliftments
The subject tiriph, will he. Prepare IN
meet thy Gcd This isya subject from
which great deal Is expected Al arc iii-
al ~ {
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wishing Clerks Entcr,ninca.

a committee Of five from the Retail Clerks
Protective Association Local is5. entertained
n committee from tho Galveston Clerks Union
yesterday composed OF r N, Badly, Z. NJ.
Golestein, George v wichlep and H. DEN
ton
This committees came up for the purpose of
arranging for grand lout picnic between
the TIVE locals u Dickinson, fcxas Sunday,
May T., After the business meeting, AT witch
GO msh. final arrangements for tue picnic
they adjourned for car ride over thu .,iy,
and Al 2'3S p nj, the Visitors were banquctcd
~ 400 p, M The Galveston committee de-
parted for the island City.
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La Grange. Texas April .. Hon. Mann
Triee. who is a candidate for attorney gen
eIal. has been in town for the past few
days looking after his political fences He
was asked by prominent attorney here
II he was candidate Tor governor four
wears hence, but very promptly answered
that he was candidate for attorney gem
eIal strictly Mr. Trice is very anable
gentleman and viii make frienGs wherever
he goes.
Hon. George Burgess of Gonzales came in
on Yesterdays afternoon train and has been
shaking hands with his friends today.
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TiiE ruRxvBRBiN.
Annual Meeting of the orsan,natio

Annual Meeting uf the Organization
and Election ~ Officers
Tho Houston Turuyrrein, the oldest and
most popular German organization In lious
ton. held It's annnn meeting yesterday at
Turner hall and elected tho following ofhcers
mud dircctorBs A. Bulnncr. president ChnrlcB
Hermann, vice president, NJ <attpann, sec
Rotary; Charles tuhlman. tleamirer
Diroetors Walter Schmidt Gus schultz. w
". Chnmhcrlln. Henry Krelchamcr, Carl
Res VIM, Reichardt and Y. Juenpor.
Auditing commlttpc A. Moscr Henry
kusohc and Henry Hartmann
H. L. Meyer. H. Thomson and Erich
Schmidt Jr.. wero elected nov numhrrs and
hvo applications for membership were re
roivcd and 1lrd
The secrciaiya annual r,port showed the
association to be In most excellent financial
condition.
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no MEET TIE TEAM.
Tnub and Bud1cndurf Are Going TO
Hin. Il

TI''' " fFtstN I'it MI.
The Houston Baseball club has made n
most excellent showing against the New Or
leans and Mobile clubs of the Southern
leogne aud the people of Houston are proud
of cur boys aud TO show their apprecia-
ton an effcrt is hong mado to tender the
club q reception on their return to the ctry
on Wednesday evening". The plan proposed
IS to meet the members of the club at the
dcro' with brass hand and with torch light
viii be a patriotic move, aud will have the
opoet OF showing the players that the Hous-
ION people always appreciate good work and
gelti' manly behavior on trips. and will IN
s"iie them on to victory, Tho matter is nov
~ tho hands Of Mcssrs. sam Tuuh and Jos
Broo endcrf and more definite information
Will be announced IN tomorruw's Post
Seiby WAS In the box Tor the first limo in
Saturdays game, and be showed mp we'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04
CALIFORNIA DERBY.
The blue Ribbon Event Is Captured
10y JFRvcrser.

san francisco, April The second Califor-
MIA derby, the blue ribbon event OF The Pa
eiit coast turf, was decided at lnglcsidc TO-
day the chestnut colt rraverser, ridden ny
Lonnic Clayton winning clevery in 2;Osis.
Tho event Is sweepstakes Tor 3-yoar -ods,
mile and quarter, valued at 5000 Seven OF
tho craek 3-ycar-olds which were In framing
on the coast made up select field which, for
class and Sreediug, surpassed anything mere
toicro brought together in a contest Tor SUI
pfenncy before q California audience
Sly turloAes aeltnG-St Philip, Qctusu.
Gicu Anne. fine i;lbse,
81, iuriouPS-A pinel Daily Racing Form t.
q Ban Time L..
One mile, over tour hurdles-V eragua our
Climate. lemlock Time l.4Sh
California derby. mla aud luartor--'lra-
veisor. Rorgla Recreation. Time 2:0Sls.
enc mile. hanficap--Joo uiiman, Lihertne
Myth Time /: Al.
ST. .lnrlonge- Good Friend McLight valen-
eta Time rs
icui iurlongs Formcro. sauteIlo. scyeua
Time .tSr,
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nrmREy mas FAILED.
The Bronchos Arc Again in Need of
second tInscuiiu

san Antonio. Texas. April Tho Broncbos
are minus second bascman once more.
When President wclton engaged Tony Bcr-
reg Of Missouri 10 take charge of the half
way bag he thought the troublesome gan m
the iniield was plugged up for good. but tho
chasm is now yewning again. rony Borrey
has tol some reason dccidcd To reIfnuuign
his Job here. telegram has been received
from him siniing that he can not come 10
san Antonio and that he win explain why I'm
letter Only wpc't iH now loft In which
to goi the team fixed up for the opening OF
tho season. II 10 nOSslalc thar sir vet a
wa replace Berrey win rsyuter, formerly
llseue. Paynter is now In Cincinnati aud I'd
honp'ke says that he is IN firs, ciass play
lug condition
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QUESTION OF QUALIFICATION.
Foreign voters Must Declare Their
Inirntinn nrfnrrhmmh.

while conducting the last registration. the
question as 10 the qualification of foreign
voters very important one, and ono upon
which opuioua seemed to differ, presented
itgtlt to Registrar Grumbach, aud to settle
tho question he wrote the attorney general
upon the ebiccl aud received the following
roply3
neur Sir: Tho matter you refer TO With
reference "a the right 81 0n alien 70 vote In
THIS state 10 q constitutional provision aud
tcf9mc 70 by amendment adopted at the last
general election According 10 said amend
ncut every mnle person OF foreign birth Is
required not less than six montbs before an
rh ruoii at whic1 h. cfisrs u vote to declare
his intention 10 become u ciiiIcn oi the
Uuitcd states IN accordance with the Federal
naturalization laws 500 atis OF tho the
re,nt, loutth Legislature, i.age 20. Yours
very truly John NJ. Kiue,
Odico Assistant Attorney General
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04
IN THE FIELD Of SPORT.
Houston Nins Third Straight
Game from Mobile.
The TrAa DOING EXCELLENT WORK,
Cincinnati Reds shut ont the Dallas
Tenm-Prisc Fight which May
Result In u Death.

Mobile, Ala. April IA large crowd Wit
messed Houston win hor third consecutive
game today at Monroe park; score to & Tbe
boys played snsppy game throughout. with
perfect team work, Morgan held Mobiles
strong batters down to Eve scattering hits,
while Houston batted out ten clean hits
Spencer's playing was superb and several
times he was loudly applauded. He made a
three Dagger and two singles. Joe Lohbeck
umplrod. The team leaves tonight for New
Orleans Tor Two games, and viii return home
Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04

~ pnLIlshIns Vaplain William Dunoyaut s
ncdrcss Upon the Comparative Merits OF
Cane and Cotton rlanting." which was giyca
In Yesterdays post, tha following sentence
appeared we SEE the Increased production
and low prices have already checked the OK.
rottntlon OF East Texas co,tnn." Rast Indie,
WAS written ana sh0uid have been given i'm Inc
liintsi address as Captain Dunoyan, WAS
,ti'ltlns 70 the means that should be used
ny farmers to stop the compttit Of cotton
raising IN the eastcru Hemisphere. Tho ann.
s,,,s.sn q tho word Texas for Indies de I.
s s,,vSSun me sense Of ,hs paragraph. though
fronl the context ''N N'fo9
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a nlondlcss shnniinn

TWO negroes engaged in shooting affrny
at the corner OF Hutchins and Iceland streets
yesterday AFTERNOON, between and clock.
sly or seven shots were fred, but no or.
was wounded. Tho air was punetuicd FUN OF
NOES by speeding bullets, and each shooter
Ma'ied away with weapon IN hand, declaring
hihse'i the Drawer The police arrived after
the negroes lad made their escape. and non,
e, the bSstanders would sivo the names a,
me participants OF the fusilude rhe poIiea
SNOW one OF the negroes. Tho other neg -
,e,u me people that he was coming down
night he had no, done So - 'Aii-
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Adjutant General
General order No. sOa

General Order No. 2Os.
The general commanding hereby an
nonnces tho fellowship OF tho following
named camps In The organization OF thg
United Confederate Veterans, all registeren
IN Nonfornhty With the dates In thetr pa
ON AdnqsllaS 'l.or ON duiso ItuMsuois
;llM
'o' 'sioqmnn ilepl ostu 'slo,iruo aAl.oaas
General clantoL camp No. lo,e. Brewton.
Ala
Ga, =
pcpehatouia camp No, 1871. rcnchatoals
la.
NJ. Gano camp No. io7s. Ross. Texas.
valdosta camp No. 1910. valiosta, az
:, Confederate Veteran camp No, 1917.
Tsneyyille, Mo.
Alamo. Ga
Ga.
line, Ky.
Freed, w, Va. ~
Edward 2 neohter camp No 1852. pleas.
CO. =
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1ailulah Falls Ga. April =. William God
frey postmaster at this place, was fatally
wounded last night by Alfred Dyer Accord
ing 10 Godfrey's ante mortem statement Dyer
abused him and on being told an hour or
two later that he would swear out warrant
Ior MS arrest. drew pistol ard shot him
The ball entered Godffeys head near mo
eye. Dyer escaped.
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For, Worth AGAIN pc,,c,

Fort Worth. Texas, April s.4-Thc CIncln-
mats defea'ed Fort Worth today. to I. The
wing materially intersorcd with perfect play.
ins on both sides The features were HON,
runs by Meplvltts and lsaacs aud two donbis
plays by Reynolds and Glade Three bagsers
nolds, Brei,ensiein's pitching WAS essacIi.,a
as was that OF jarvis. '"s'N's'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04

Atlanta. On, April IA number of sports.
ioalnly nom Chattanooga aud vicinity. pulled
on nshi In a little town ia Walker county
TINS afternoon which may rosll; fatally TO
one, q the parties. Tom McCaaory and aim
Parker, two crack Chattauooga Ioinred lighf.
Neikhts, were tho participants Eight hard
rounds were fought and Parker wAa So badly
punished that fears arc entertained lor ms
'N "'S
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GuadnIunc valley Railroad.

foakum, Texas, April 3,--The effort 10
raise the required bonus OF $4,000 demand
cd by Colonel Lott end his associates to
secure the Guadalupe Valley railroad ioi
foakum has now assumed definite shapr,
Joe Morris prominent owner OF lands in
aud around Nonkum, has started the list
with a guarantee OF 5000. to be paid OF
completion OF the road from Victoria to
Smthville through Yoakum
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Y u Clnh Grrn,nn

AZ a meeting OF the executive committee
o. the club il was decided to eiys M
closing german OF the season at Bryan nall
on tue night OF Thursday, The I'm ius,ap,
anu afrangements for The event Win he can,
m.ne, a ut once, lnesmueh as il viii ,Ir,u SI
s sn' INC social season y Is expected I'M,
torded. ''"'u'ss wa % ar
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Z. Q. y. ORDERS.
Vacancies IN the History Committee
Have Been Filled.

General Order No col
hraaoulrtors United Confederate Vot.
erTre New Orleans, Ia April 2.--t rho
general commanding having been notified
br Lirntenant General S. d. Lee, chair
nan OF The historical committee ana oil
southern school history created by GEN
eral Orders No %, us aud li7, current
series from these headquarters that .he
committee had slled the oNlst'ng vaoan-
cics. hereby announces tbs following az
nGmheie of tho historical committee. to-
wit;
. n, c. Richardson of r., u. Lee camp
No isi Of Richmond, Va, vice j. n,
Stubbs, resigned
c Charles Hume of Magrudcr camp No.
ioi of Galveston. ToNas, vice Colonel II
l., BENTLEY resigned
Lieutenant Colonel John J. Hornor of
Samuel cnrley camp No. si1 OF Helena.
Ark. vice Colonel William II. Campbell,
deceased
ny order OF j., H. Gordon.
General Commanding,
George Aicorman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-04

Chicago, April S.-1'he oody of William A.
olmstead, president OF the omstcad Scientific
contrary, was recovered from the ruins Of
the Ayers building on Wabash avenue today.
AZ Of inc missing have nov been accounted
for. olmstcad WINS the thirteenth yletinl of
the fire. "
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The RocI.,,ilI Isirn.

Charlotte. n G., April 81 Fire at Rotkhll,
g Co this morning destroyed twelve hllld-
ings. evolving loss OF SKA, Coco on which
th're Was an insurance of si5p. eco. Distributed
in sixteen companies
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Dallas shut o.,


paiias Texas. April s.The Colts OF ths
cinsinnaIi team defeated Mccloskcv.s ,.a,,,
by score OF II to o today. Tbe a,,ons.,''
Was very good, The resnli VAS a surn,i.n "
r ~ nr, TIE Reds VIII leave Tor Ohio To-
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giving more than certain discount 10 the trade.
The application for the injunction WAS made by
John Murphy Il Co. OF Baltimore.
The manual was adopted by the Plenary Council
at Baltimore In 1884 II was copyrighted by Father
Woodman who assigned the right OF publication TO
the Catholic Publication Society. from whom
Murphy & Co. bought one OF five sets OF plates OF
the book The Arm agreed not TO sell the book for
less than 81 %
Subsequently the Christian Press Association Pub
fishing Company also acquired Joint rights In the
publication with Murphy G. Co. II was alleged that
the former company selling the publication for
less than the price agreed upon Justice Smith
holds that both companies are Joint ownere and
hound by the contract made between Murphy a. Co.
and the Catholic Publication Society Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
PROFESSIONALLY THEME.

In respect OF the preservation OF the records OF
local theatrical and musical seasons Paris has
long set an example that ought 10 be followed by
the other large cities OF the world Critics like
Edouard Noel. Edmond Stoullig and Auguste Vitu
have done Invaluable work for the future historian
Of the French drama with their books which tell
the story OF each years activity in theatre and
opera house. Since 1894 Gustave Robert. musical
critic OF the Revue Illustree.' has done the
service to the Partisan concert platform. and his
last volume. LA Musique a Paris. ISG-Iss7." the
third publication OF It's kind. Is before
practically constructed and delightful little volume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
DISASTER TO SALMON FISHERS

Vancouver. B. C.. July 2s.-The disaster to the
salmon fishers al the mouth OF the Frazer River
caused by the recent storms. appears to have been
worse than at FIST reported. The whole fleet
was out a, the time Many OF the boats were
strung together. and when the storm burst over
them they were dashed against each other with
such force as TO demolish them render them
useless Five men were seen 10 sink This was al
frs, thought 10 be tie full extent Of the fatality,
but when the men reported twenty-five were miss
ing These Include Japanese. Chinese. Indians and
white people. They may yet be heard from but 1t
is more likely that they have been lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

r.c sun,e- was laid on the table trim.
When OUT comes roaring. my young son. jim
con daddy. the rats. dozen or two
Are gobbllng the supper. and BABY: TOO
NV wife. with a scream. seized IRON anu
broom. .,,
cIutchsd a bottle, and made for the room
Eever was heard such a hullahaloo!
I, woke up the cat. and the terrier 700.
The terrier thought we were hunting the cat
c -. s,r,r q, hc- tall No she went FOR the rat
lin with his Ratchet tumbled over pau
And tried 10 hold terrier back BY the tail.
I caught jim by the wool. but rather 700 lale-
re- ,ahIe received such bump from his pate
That teapot, plates. lamp. chairs baby and all;
We're upse; on the floor. mid crash ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Schedules Of CioGg. Wright & Co. manufacturer,
O, umbrellas and parasols. ut Nos 80 and SO
Howard-st. show liabilities OF Sl3.732: nominal as
sets N03.0S2: actual assets. $500. The principal
creditors are George Peck. Detroit Mich $40 coo.
George W Butts. $500: L. II. ClOgg 81 zoo. Rib 4,
Strotcher Company. Philadelphia. s. ZIG: Passavant
e CO. @7gi: Fred Victor & Achells $500 Flcitman
& CO.. H0l7 G. A. Auffmordt q CO.. S. si5 r. H.
Fraenckel. S.299
Schedules OF Henry r. Cow!cs. dealer in grocerie,
and liquors at No. as SIxth-avc show liabilities
OF s. 2iO nominal assets. Sii6 actual assets 50 Ola
The White Locomotive Works. OF New York and
Buffalo allowed judgment to be taken against the
concern yesterday for si3 i07 In favor OF John L.
White. formerly the treasurer and general man.
aver for balance due for money advanced by him
and for services between December l. 1894 and
February T. 1876. The claim has been In litigation
for TWO years. The company formerly had an
office I'm this city. at No. Go Wal-st.
Judgment for IS $50 was obtained here yesterday
against Nelson a St. John. Frank Il Reynolds
Charles W. Worden and Frank f. Lay. all OF Bling
hamton. y. Y. as ndorsers a note OF Reynolds,
Law e. Co corpora tion) manufacturers OF cigars
a Binghamton. in favor OF the Bank OF the Man.
haitian Company. They were officers Of Reynolda
Lay Co.