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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-22
IN THE CITY COUNCIL.
a BRIEF AND uNEyENTFUL MEET
ING Il THE CITY LAW MAKERS.
Usual Petitions. for Relief on ASSESS
rncnts--'rIic Cruelty to Animals
Ordinances

The city council met yesterday In reg
ular session with Mayor Rice presiding aud
all the aldermen present, except Sonncn,
Adair, Aubertin and Heiser.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were read and
disposed of:
From C schwartz 10 erect an elevator
N' 81 20 " "''
"'''t WI us"ee' 'ioh sneu ~ NV 20
referred TO hre committee
From Magnolia Lodge No. 3, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons. charitable organ
izatlon, asking for exemption of taxation
on their property, Referred TO finance COM
mlttee and city attorney.
FROM James I. ID. Wilson, complaining
OF the drainage ON Willow street as damag
ing his properly. Referred to street and
bridge committee and city engineer.
FROM j. j. Mullaie and others, asking
That Market street be opened into Odin
avenue. Referred 10 city engineer and al
deimen of Fifth ward.
From Mrs. Bette Bryan. for correction
OF assessment on property in block 3i7. Re-
ieired to finance committee.
ffom ii. o, Anderson. for correction of
assessment. Referred 10 finance committee
From Felix FORBADE, for correction of
assessment aud dismissal of suit Referred
TO nnance committee and attorney
REPORTS
Of city engineer. submitting MANS and
specifications for the copstr,ctio, os a.,
Hogan street sewer. Laid over.
OF health officer. recommending that no.
tition of Mrs. Pricster in reference 70
dumping garbage at the foot OF Prairie
avenue be referred TO hospjtal conn,irtee
Adopted
The city attorney submitted an opinion
that the city would be iustified in remsoy'
way company whenever said track was nm
obstruction to the streets
Alderman McAughan moved that the
street commissioner be instructed TO re-
move track at all crossings this side of
Mckinney avenue. Carried.
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An THE OPERA HOUSE.



Ono OF The largest audiences Of tho 80,
son greeted "Gayest Manhattan last night
Tho piece had been we'll advertised as tho
oNsina' New York production and this
iaet doubtless led great many who At
tended The performances 10 expcc. more
than they received
sasesl Manhattan is based upon the
story of an old farmer from the State OF
Maine, who makes his first trip TO The
city accompanied by his daughter Once
there they get mixed up with a gay set
and both father and daughter enter INTO
the spirit OF reyrlry with much gusto and
are enjoying themselves immensely when
ne farmers wife appears as a climax 10
the second act.
the nrst two acts of the piece are rather
disappointing and lack action. Mr.. Rich
ard German as the old Maine farmer a
good and his work and that ~ Gas p.xley
y practically the life OF the Hrst two acts
The French dance BY Miss de Kerwen Ia
the second act u little outside the bounds
81 proprieiy and OF ieat character OF which
q little goes leng. Ways. hut aside from
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CUBAN syMpNTnuzERs.
Public Demonstration to he Held on
MmrIset sMmarc Thmrshi.y Night.

Public Dcmonstrn ton to He Held on
Market square Tbursiny Night
Since the last public demonstration by
the Cuban synipathlzers in this city the
organization has grown In size until now
nearly 5000 answer Here" TO the roll call.
On Thursday night next the third ami
versary OF the Cuban revolt VIII take place
on Market Square, when the full member
ship and several hundred others will cele-
brate In fitting manner The ending or
the third year of a struggle for the right
and ratfy the resolutions requesting
President Mckinley TO grant the Cubans
belligerent rights
The committee on arrangements, COM
posed OF d. L. Kennedy, chairman. T..
Necco and Dr.. w. b. Bartlett, have been
hard at work for several days securing
speakers and making other arrangements
Connected with affairs of this nature.
About twenty-five members OF the Mu-
sicians Protective union of Houston have
volunteered their services for the occa-
Sion and as the Cuban Sympathizers'
band will render appropriate music dur
ing the ceremonies.
A large stand viii be erected on the
square and handsomely decorated with the
flags of the United States and the Cuban
republic and from this stand the follow
Ing gentlemen will address the supporters
Of that brave band OF patriots in the
Pearl OF the Antilles
Major w. II Crank Hon. John s Stew
art, Or. w. II. Bartlett, Lock Mcdaniel
and j. p. Gibson.
Al the conclusion of the speaking Dr. W.
b. Bartlett. commander OF The Grand
Army Of the Republic and the frames Of
the resolutions, will read them aloud, and
then VIII follow their ratification.
The ceremonies begin at 1880 p. m. and
every one interested in The war now going
on in Cuba is invited to attend this meet
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THE BIG GUN COM NC,
Will DE on INSPECTION ToMOR-
ROW AND PROBABLY NEXT DAY.
the Houston Light Gunrd-Pub-
lie Inspection.

Tho hlg gun which is ON its way TO Cal
weston to be used In the furtihcations there
viii arrive tonight over The International
and Great Northern
1t viii be sidotracked at the foot of Com
grcss street all day tomorrow and probably
Thursday, when citizens VIII be permitted
to inspect 1t,
Tho gun viii be under guard of a de-
tauhment Of the Houston Light Guard,
commanded by Lieutenant Robert Burns.
An citizens who desire VIII be permitted
to see this gun while here,
The following description OF the mani
moth shooting iron win be found interest
ing;
Weight 5000 pounds, so tons; total
length $3.50 feet length Of bore "a calibers.
maximum diameter of breech 3s.5 inches;
Giametor of muzsle los inches: diameter
of trunuIons II inches; length OF trunuions
$50 inches; distance between iimb4ses IL
Inches distance of axis OF trunnions from
muzzle 2436 inches RihingNumber of
grooves 60; width Of grooves 0 1886: deph
OF grooves 0.06 inches; width of lauds
0.l6O Inches twist oi rillng ! in 30 TO
IN % oalibers. Powder chamber
blhtntter MS incIeSi length bb.O9 inches,
capacity 1854 cubic inches; total capacity
of bore 2S977 inches Powder charge kind
OF powder white brown pris weight of
charge $50 pounds density of loading
o.91aI pounds. Project.le--Weisht OF pro-
jectile uilled) $40 pounds. ratio OF weight
TO weight of piece NJ; length OF projectile
80 TO ia calibers, sectional density w-d
8. 1000; travel of projectile IN bore, 27.5l
gathers, mnzzle velocity 1876 foot seconds;
pressure. per square inch in powder cham
Der $4,000 pounds. muZzle energy 1888
loot tons, penetration in steel at muz lie
lp'l inches. penetration In steel at 1000
Yards 1876 inches, penetration ia steel at
2bOp Yards l6 inches; penetration Ia steel
at $500 yards ii6 yards Forglngs Total
weight S2,66t pounds weight of tube 49,
pi0 pounds: weight OF jacket rs. lis pounds
II Is called io-inch steel eech-loading
rined gun. 10 Inches being It's calther It's
cost Is approximately $4,000 or about $1,000
per ton of weight II viii cost about $500
each time II fires a shot. and when II Is
IN place IN position II will be- able TO
'iro ahont forty shots an hour II win be
ehertive at all ranges up TO Ave miles
,hat Is. II Will be good brsiress to sho5t IL
at vessel within that distance, although
u can throw, its projeetile ten miles. but
OF course moi with sufficient accuracy TO
warrant doing this except under unusual
circumstances, AZ the extreme distance Of
Yen niles the striking energy OF the pro-
leoule VIII be about 5000 foot tons which
Is equivalent TO the force necessary TO raise
suuo tens weight one foot vertically. Al
ene rnuz1r. however, the striking energy
q .he pro)ectile viii be about 10000 foat-
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The Brazoria College.

II. c. Bower OF Braaoria, Texas, was in
the city yesterday en- route from Angleton
Texas. whore he and others have been
consulting With the county commissioners
relative to leasing the late court house.
and succeeded in leasing the building FOR
a torn of ten years and will add othei
buildings and start tac Br8zoria college.
They anticipate having an attendance of
rs or so students by September l. In adj
dition they will give the local patrons a
tree school term of ten months Instead of
about four. as at present. Mr. Rowe was
at the last session of the legislature and
succeeded in having passed through the
senate, at late day, resolution that will
make the students OF Brazolia college eli
giblc to teach the game as those who
graduate from the normal school AT HUI s.
vile The Brazoria Enterprise, The new
paper started there some three months
ago, is in a Hourishing condition and the
advent of the new railroad will make Pra-
ZoIla boom.
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TOBACCO GROWERS.
Tobacco Growers of Harris Comfy
Meet und Organize.

Meet ana Organize.
There was meeting of Harris county
farmers Yesterday morning at IL O'clock in
the rooms Of the Business League and /,
county tobacco growers association was
organized.
The following were elected officers Of the
association; G. Il Muheer. president; 4
IL Bullock. Iirst vice president; a. q.
b.aasi.aw. second yive president: char,.s
brant. secretary @, b. NJ. Shoekley as
sis,sn; secretary; r. II. frewstte. treas
urcr.
After IN. ORGANIZATION was COMPLETED tn =
ulenhers engaged in general dlscussion
OF The cultivation of tobacco IL wss
brought out during the discussion that
two and three crops of tobacco are ont
In this climate during one season from
the same stalks, '''
All present evinced an earnest interes,
IN tobacco cultivation, but very few saemas
10 have had much practical experiences
IL seemed to be the sentiment. however
thar there ought TO bs a cigar factory md
ieh warehouse Ia Houston In order 10
guarantees market for the planters and 10
this were guaranteed there would he ,no,,s,.
tobacco raised in Southern Texas for ali iii
demands 'o' All
The association adjourned 10 meet osa,n
g the Leasue rooms next SATURDAY az ;
y. m. AZ Z
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The Humane society.

Inc directors of the Houston Humane
society win meet tomorrow afternoon at
. o'clock at the parlors of the Capitol
hotel. The proposed work OF this organiz
alion has been very badly crippled, If not
rendered entirely nugatory by the way in
which the ordinance under which the So
cisty sought to operate passed the city
council Yesterday. II was expected to
carry On the active work OF the society by
hnes that would accrue from the viola
ucns OF the ordinance. but as the ordinance
provides thet these fines shall revert TO the
CITY instead of going TO the society as con-
templated In the original draft OF the
ordinance, the organization is thus de-
pfisea OF what Was expected to be its chief
source OF maintenance and means of opef-
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THE NEW ENGLAND PARTY
Will Reach Here Tomorrow En-
Route to Mexico.

NOUtc To MEXICO.
The New England party en- route to Mex
leo with Ex-Governor Hogg will arrive in
Houston tomorrow and probably remain
during the day, in which event it is like
ly that some reception will be rendered
them.
The personnel of the party is as follows.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. McKinnie, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. B. Edwards, Mr. aud Mrs Geo.
w Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mcbride, Mr..
Il. ?. Williams and daughter of Cleveland,
ONO; Mr.. VIM. H. Eustis of Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner s. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Glidden, Mr. and Mrs.
Asa C. Russell of Lowell Mass, and Mr..
David S. Greenough of Boston.
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TO he sold FOR Faxes.
Below is given list of the property
to be sold for city taxes by the sheriff
on Tuesday, March I, together with names
OF the owners and the amounts due.
Mrs. NJ. A. Collins S2S0; lots | ami 9
block 100 i0XlOO feet lots .. 10, block l26
all gonth side Buffalo bayou.
Q. W Coleman ct al, $50 SO. lot %. block
~. Forbush addition, north slide Buffalo
bayou.
g. W. Baldwin, S52 IS; lots i. !, tlceb
Si7, Shearn addition, north side Dunul,
bayou,
j. A. Breeding, Sli5 90; lot ). bloc;s az
south side Buffalo bayou.
W j Coulter $198 So; lot ., block :0a
Baker addition north side Bu,iaio hayGu
Mrs. G. w. Black Sl01, lot 3. MOCK 1ae
south side Buffalo bayou.
Nancy Brooks SIN lot IL, block .pS
south side Buffalo bayou,
Y. Glesoke, Sss; lois / and ., bluak 10
HALEY addition.
Rosaiic Roos, $3.50 SO three fourihs lois
I, :. part 3. block i62. south sida llunslo
bayou
John Kubbos, $780, lot B part 4. block 80.
south side Butialo bayou
q Hardcastle administrator Sl09 Ioi,,
! ana z, block II. lot II, block lc. hard-
castle addition, south side Buffalo iayoll.
George II Breaker, slO6, 5S; hlocx 40.
south side Buffalo bayou.
" Burroughs. Sos 6S; lots l. 9. 49, is
~. block itp, north side Buffalo bayou :
lot l., block ~, south side Buffalo ba ypu.
K, II. Byers, Sl32 %: 5% acres j. Austin
survey. north side Buffalo bayou
=, florsace A. Graham, sls5l lot Z, black
A. Fuller. $50 "a: lots o. 10. "a & ana N
block w. south side Runialo bayou,
Mrs j. j lllig. ssh, 81; 4ixls5 fe,t lots
bayou
Horace LOOMS. sios2, lot s. block ss
Baker addition, south side Ruffalo bayo,,.
John Sick, $50 Ga; S7iAxi00 feet burnett
addition, north side Buhalo bayou.
y D. simpson 5000; "a lots and S,
block IS. Allen addition.
John SieiIihngen. SIC AS. lots o, 7. is IS.
block All, and lots s, o. 10. III, Il. i,,ock
317. all south side Buffalo bayou.
X 5. Watts, 43.ii: LOT IL bla,R ~.
sSyuncr addition. also east 4 ana wet /.
block A3. Williams survey, south sid Hut
falo bayou
m. u. Foster, $3.50 81, flaetiaAai los !
aud VI HALEY addition, north sido ppf-5
ielo bayon; IL fractional lots Subdivision
no. aiu, smith survey. south side Buffalo
bayou; lots !, ,. 4, .. q, ~, IA. 10, liz. block
I, HALEY addition: lot 10 block q lots 6. 4
Z. 8, block d lots !. ., s, as. d. s. d
block 3. lots $. 8, 10. II, IL, block .. For.
n 2. addition, lot IL, block 81, north side
Sophia Fromm, 1864, lot s. NJ. tlock
), castanie addition,
Lculss nremond, seo757; lots O. IL, IL
= and y, block 70, south side iiuilalo
bayou.
Steve Spence. SI@ 10; lot 3. part ii. h,ock
~. south side Buffalo bayou.
I. Edw. Jackson. s6g .4s; lots J and s. Llack
~, cnstanic addition
= lsnac Smith. 81 ,0S; lots 2. 3. s. 3. block
bo6 south side Buffalo BAYOU. y
Rhoaa Harris. SAL lot IL. klo,,k +,
Etprdt&Stlo addition. 4 -
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The !. N L. club, an organization com
rosed OF tho younger society element OF
the city. gave It's first annual hall at
Bryan Hall last night a large number
OF the younger people, together WITH srme
OF their older brothers and sisters. we're
IN attendance aud the affair proved In lie
a very enjoyable one from every poipt o..
View
The german was danced juriog the oven.
ing the figures being led ny some of tho
older men present. Appropr'a.e refresh
ments were served
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Newcomers issocin,ion.

The Houston Newcomers association will,
meet tomorrow Wednesday, morning IL
lo'Sn at tho business League 4. is 81
peeted that there will be a large alter a.
aaee. as number % papers % .,;.r-
lance on special subjects viii b. read. AN
residents and property holders OF this CIV
and county who have become such Within
tho pSst seven years are esps.iaiiy re.
queSted TO be present. II is Inc DIES re
OF The active members as well as the or
tioers OF the association, that this Getting
be we'll attended
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An observiug man learns that a woman
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woman whose nerves are constantly
racked and dragged By facilitating drains
and Inflammation, cannot be genial com
pauion or happy wife: and she Is totally
untitled TO be a rnoticr
These troubles prevail almost universally
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them. DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription IS
positive specific for the weaknesses ane
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It heals. strengthens and pnf1iies II IS the
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Dr. Pierce has had lifetime of expert
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-22
J. Q. Hn,Ier Rrlenaed.

MI J. Q. Butler. who was arrested on an
affidavit charging him with the killing OF
john !. Hurst, very readily furnished the
small bond required OF him and has been
released; The evidence against Mr. But
Ter al the preliminary trial was reearda,i
as being so trivial by the prosecuting at
torney that he advised the court thai the
prisoner be released on nominal bond
winch was fixed at $50 and readily given,
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OonsratuIatine, the nid EoIISs.

yesterday was the anniversary of the
golden wedding of the parents of Mr.. VIM
no'uer' the old folks live at Muelhelm
mosei. IN Germany, and Mr.. Bother took
sora. 70 cable MS CONGRATULATIONS, to be
at home. - sne o'o FOLKS
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snpRIFFs' DEPARTMENT..

l.ost-~one 45-calihre six-shooter: nickel
plated, lost between sheTIE's office and
Harrisburg Liberal reward will be paid
finder upon delivery OF pistol to sherln's
office.
Albert Erickson. Sheriff.
w. NJ. Baugh Deputy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-22

Marriage license WAS issued to tho fol-
lowing couple yesterday
w G Carter and Miss Manic May
Mastorson.
otto Carl and Miss Harmer s. Court,
s. H. Holmes aud Miss Marie Huhncll.
Harry Pray Cliffe ard Miss Annie Ger
trudu nisnuLc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-22

only one cent word for Post want
Ads and still less II they run four times
or over Have you tried them? Nothing
cheaper or moro sure to bring results
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Real Estate rrnnsfrrs.

The following real estate transfers were
filed yesterday:
John Blaylock TO Harris county. 2-l0
acres In Amy White league. Occur
pied by Sheldon & Iavalla, ...... 50
+. l., Bachelor to Harris county,
Hoo acre in Thomas survey Teie-
phone road, -, -. -. ,.,...,... l
B. p Morris to G.. G. Perkins, lot
10. block $40, seabrook. ..s......, 60
Sophia FNroInm. by sheriff. to Conrad
Bering lot g. one halt T. block 5,
Castanic addt!on..... .,...... W
John ~. Moore to i u. Hudson.
lois aud A. block 57l, south side
Buffalo bayou. ..,.,.. ..,.,,....-.. liSVV
r. D. Schmidt and wife to ". j.
Aubertin. lots 1 aud 3 block G.
Myer sub division Allan addition. 300
Isaac Morris to j. r. Perkins aud
wife Mary A., lot o. block ~ Cas-
TAME addition. -. ....... ....,. 10
Jennetta r. Iiimhal to J. Il.
Foster, TaS acres north one half y.
Middleton survey ....... ...,....i. 81
II. H. Chew, by sheriff, to II. T.
Chew, lot !, block % Castanie ad-
nllton..,.. -. -. '...'''....'.''' oD
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Have you noticed the new rate for Post
Want Adss" They don't cost much, but
they bring results.
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LIFE Is WoRTu I.Iv,Nc.

when you have youf laundry work done nj
~ iSckard's TROY Laundry, 9ie Prairie
ayenne. Phone Ss2a
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Coke and Tar-For sale by Houston Gas
Light Co. "s
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suitn for CountN Conrt.

In the county court Yesterday s. j VIM
berry iilnd suit against 81 Packard ct al
for debt
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SUITS Tor tIVif DiNtritt Count.
The following suits for the civil district
court We're filed in the office of District
CLERK Williams yesterday;
a. O. Baker rs. C.. G. Morse OF al. debt
of Sl7oo and foreclosure on lots s. and 10,
Cedar Lawn addition
Mary ~ Staten ct al W., Charles Kelly
ct al. trespass to try title to lot /, block 2,
Sclesehal addition and $500 damages.
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This being a legal holiday. the various
offices In the court house Will probably
be closed The courts, however, viii re-
main In session all day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-01

favor of an act of Congress ex-
tending American tariff, shipping
and postal laws. The United States
treasury and United States mer-
chants are losing money every
day the present tariff system
remains in vogue. If the
conditions are not changed
the local merchant and the buyers
OF the United States will have
nearly full year in which to load
up with European and Oriental
goods coming in here under the
low Hawaiian tariff. There is
nothing to prevent American
merchants buying in foreign
markets and having the goods
held here until the tariff laws are
extended. In fact they would
not be half awake il they failed to
take advantage of the opportunity.
Local merchants are also bound
to make the best of the advantage
of. tariff delays. 1t is no secret
that foreign imports are very
large at eastern ports just before
the passage of higher rate tariff
law.
Taken from an American stand
point we can see no reason why
if Hawaii is American territory, it
should not be governed by Anne
rican laws in departments other
Chinese immigration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-01

The BULLETINS reporter of the
planters meetings is only trihe
less practically familiar with the
geography and topography of Ma
hukona and Kawalhae than the
venerable geographer of the Star.
While extending his notes of Mr..
Horner's paper he was thinking
of the splendid work done by Mr..
Baldwin on Maui and that is how
Maui" was unconsciously written
instead of Hawaii" Every con-
slant writer for the press has had
experience of such curious slips
of the pen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-01
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between II
Klemme and II. A. Juen, in the saloon
business on Nuuanu street, Honolulu,
III. l., known as the Louvre Saloon,
under the firm name and style OF
Klemme & Juen, has this day been dis
solved, and that Ii. A. Juen has this day
purchased all the right, title and interest
OF ii. Klemme in and to said Louvre
Saloon and business and property. and
Is now the sole and exclusive owner
thereof /; and all persons indebted there
to are hereby requested to make pay
ment thereof to II. A. Juen, who alone
is authorized to receive and receipt for
the same.
Dated Honolulu, HI, November Goth,
1898.
II. KLEMME,
l0S0-lw II. A. JUEN.