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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
LOCKHART LOCALS.
Marriage Licenses Iskued During the
Month of July.

loclshart, Texas, August 3-The follow
Ing marriage licenses were issued from the
office OF the county clerk during the
month of July: Crawford r, Blair and
Wincie u. White; James Wright and Oh
lie Kelly; Filomeno Gulterres and Hlrenio
Allanos; Henry Sorrel and S. e. Gates; A.
b. McGaffey and Sallie *. Houston. Lewis
Brown and Emma Miller: S. w. Hun and
Carrie West; b. A. Laurie and Beulah Nc
llhany.
The senatorial campaign between Bailey
and Chiffon is opening up early in this
section, and is about the only theme, ex-
cept crop prospects, now discussed on the
street corners and at the trysting places of
the politicians. So far MS can now be as
certaincd, honors are about even between
the two distinguished gentlemen.
The indications now are that the next
political fight In this county will be be-
tween democrats. and that the populists
will not be In It "a little Bit
Born to Mr. and Mrs. w. d. French, a
son.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4 1892

ar. 9. 7, w. Felt, president OF the Gall
weston Y. NJ. G. A.. presided at the night
meeting.
mere were present from distance
1uuson Is Palmer, State secretary; Geo.
y. Mcpill. International secretary. It. IA
frout, general secretary of the Railroad
association at Argentino. Kas, Mr.. Rub
pie, member of the State committee; ].
r. jackson, secretary of the Dallas assoc
ciation; c. F. W. Felt president of the
galveston association; w. 4. Bilheimer
and J, N. Frick of the physical depart
ment at Dallas; s. f. Barse, superintend-
ent or reading rooms, Santa Fe route.
The opening was great success and
marks an important epoch In Temples
moral and religious prosperity.
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! HuxrsvrLIn ITEMS.
City Council Refused 20 Repeal tn
stock Ordinance.

s~'NN VHsAhnNMCGs
Huntsville. Texas, August S.--Thc city
council had lengthy session Tuesday
night, large number OF citizens being
present A petition with IFS slgners was
presented asking the council to repeal the
ordinance against cattle and horses run
ming at large, but same was rejected and
the ordinances stands.
Messrs. Mckinney and Hill resigned as
special attorneys for the city, Mr.. Hill
being county attorney and the two posi-
tons conflicting. The designations were
accepted.
The council adopted an ordinance plac-
ing the city court under the provisions OF
the new State law, and will have spe-
ciai election TO select city Judge.
Mrs. Davis Cox Ia getting up normal
souvenir edition OF Huntsville which
promises to be quite a valuable publication
What ia known as the Wilson corner
one OF the oldest buildings in Huntsville
has been moved away. and Mr.. c. @. Bar
rett VIII erect u commodious business
house on the lot. The house moved was
erected In 1912 by Mr.. Barrett's father.
f, II. Foster took run up to Tyler to
visit Mrs. Foster and the children, who
are spending the summer there.
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wharton Locals.

wharton. Texas, August 3.--Picnics, hsn
fries and hay rides are quite "a fad with
Whartonites. A fishing party consisting
of Mrs. w. F. Schultz Mrs. W. =. Linh'
Mrs. D. L. Ford and Misses Rita Schultz
and May and Chrissis Hamilton spent the
day at Peach creek today
Misses Lucille Huston and Ida Horton
ara ruralizing at the pleasant country
home Of Miss Nellie Hood.
Ms pose Elizabeth Sterne, chaperoned
h.. her mother, Mrs A. G. Sterne, after
a fortniehts. visit to relatives- in Victoria
and q nleasant stay Of a few days in Whar-
ton lei, today for their home In Yoakum-
Mr. and Mrs Tom Brooks are entertain
ing very welcome guest In the person
OF a ..brand new baby girl"
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T.mpIe,. railway y. NJ. q. A.

Temple. Texas. August 2,-The Rail-
road Y. NJ. C. A. buiided here by the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe people In connec-
ton with contributions by the citizens
was formally opened yesterday. The rooms
we're open to visitors all day and We're
t,aren Last night it was turned over en-
sira,v IN the men and Secretary Overdorff
had his hands full in receiving members.
Ths programme included music by the
Mcnaweil band and songs by the Metho-
Act ouartette, and short talks from visit
, ms M. 6. A. workers and local friends.
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Hubbard.s Examining Trial.

Kaufman, Texas. August Sail da,
yesterday the court house was crowded
listening to the examining trial OF J. NJ.
Hubbard for the killing Of George Long
last Saturday night. Some sensational de-
velopments are expected; up TO date the
evidence shows that Long mad been 100
intimate with Hubbard's wife for several
months and Hubbard caught him kissing
her about a week ago, at which time they
had row: Hubbard drew his knife but
Long stood him off with pistol. The trial
will last several days.
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Negro Odd relIoyvs.

Sherman, Texas, August 3,-The third
day Of the grand lodge meeting Of ths
colored Order Of Odd Fellows was spent
in hearing reports of various committees
ON the standing and condition Of the order
throughout the State. All reports tend to
show that the order ID In a splendid con-
dition, both financially and fraternaliy, and
that prospects for It's further advance
ment Is very bright. At the afternoon
session OF the grand district lodge. the
work OF verifying the various degreeS was
gona through.
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Bolton News Notes.

Bolton, Texas. August 3.--Yesterday
afternoon near Lampasas river bridge
horse ran away with a buggy. throwing
Miss Journagan and Miss Barber into
barbed wire fence, injuring both very Sc
riosuly.
The proyerbial first bale OF cotton has
made It's appearance In Bolton.
Lieutenant Louis p. Ruchen received ton
recruits here for the Thirty-third regi-
ment.
The Christidelphians are holding their
annual encampment at the Confederate
park, with Rev. Miller as lecturer.
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VETERANS of PARSONS BRIGADE.
Inst Day OF the Reunion Was At
tended by Thousands.

Lubt DAN vi tne wQh Al
tended by Thousands.
Waxahachle, Texas, August 3.--The
closing of Parsons brigade entertainment
was attended by thousands today. The big
barbecue was greatly enjoyed. Judge
Burke made a fine speech and touched up
those Confederates who are In good nnan-
cial condition and are applying for pen
sion. A. j. Lloyd, representative, spoke
and was followed by Captain EN- Hawkins
OF Meridian, who said the South's cause
was right and that we were outnumbered
and for this REASON lost. II. w. Burton
of Corsicnna tiekled the audience with
jokes. He sang II am Good Old
Rebel" and made big hit.
The next meeting Will be held In Cor
sicana August, 1900,
The following new officers were elected:
l.. G. Wheeler. presidents Carr Forest. vice
president; w. NJ Kenner, Vice president;
S, 7. Arnett, vice president; j A. Scales.
secretary; w. ii. Get2ondanner. treas
urer
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Hunt County Pension Applicants.
Greenville, Texas, August 5, = County
Judge Thompson field the following appli-
cations for Confederate pensions yestsr-
day:
N. q Pinkerton, aged 81: ucmber az
company G. Nineteenth Texas n<antry.
Eliza Husbands, aged Gb, widow q Niles
Husbands; member Of compsrw X Ulev-
onth Tennessee cavalry
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killed with "a soda water bottle.

Dallas, Texas, August 5.---Charles chase
and William Tanning. young white farm
ers. quarreled at country store at De-
Soto, in the southern part OF Dallas county.
last night Tanning hit Chase on the head
with sodawater bottle, fracturing the
skull and causing death today. Tanning
was lodged In the county jail at Dallas to-
night. charged with murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
BAIL REFUSED LANKsrEn.
Result of His Application for Ha
beuN COrpus.

bens Corpus.
Crockett Texas August 3.-W. H. Lark
ster. who on writ of habeas corpus applied
to District Judge A. p, Lipscomb for bail,
was this evening remanded to tho custody
of the sheriff and ordered to jail without
bail.
Lankster on June rs shot and instantly
Killed Jones Reinhardt and shot and Sc
rlously wounded ]. Il. Stringer. ten MI
from Crockett on Halls Bluff road. Last
week he was reminded to jail without
bail by Justice j. v Collins. Thls case
has attracted great deal of attention in
this section of tho State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
-sundax school conyentlon.

Greenville. Texas, August S-The con-
ference OF the Pittsburg district and sun
day school convention for the same is IN
session In this city with about 200 dele
gates and visitors present NJ. F. Jamison
Is presiding elder and Prof. Is. F. Brown
secretary. The conference will DO In SEES
sion until Monday.
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THE TRIAL OF MITE.
Case WIN Probably BE Given to TIL,
jury To-day,

tHSt VIII FFODHbIN DC VINcH 10 INC
jury To-day.
Henderson, Texas, August 8--The trial
OF Jim Mite, who is being tried for the
murder of the two men who we're killed
when the Longvlew bank was robbed. is
coming TO focus, the State having ex-
amined all It's witnesses and the defense
being through introducing its evidence.
IL is now thought that tho case win be
given to the jury tomorrow. The sub
stance of the defendants Witnesses evi-
dence as given today is that Mite is not
the man Jim Jones. who the state IL trying
10 nroYa he Is
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Louisville; P. s. Mccaleb. city; John r.
Whitcley, New Orleans: j. G. Huber,
Sheboygan; w. NJ. I.ightner, st. Louis;
Thad 9, Bell, Houston: T. Pope, Came
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
ISLAND CITY NEWSlTEMS
A Very Busy August Is Expected by Bust
ness Men.
GREAT INTEREST IN RULING ON BONDS
A Three Hundred Thousand Dollar
Issue for Sewers IL Pcndinp--Worlx
on Huntington Purchase.

Galveston, Texas. August s,--Thls
month is going to be the busiest August
in the history of Galveston. The new
cotton crop will begin to move about the
18th of this month--not In any great
volume, to be sure-but TO larger extent
than heretofore The calculations are that
there will be between $4,000 and 10000
bales OF cotton received here this month
Ordinarily 10000 TO $4,000 would be big
receipts.
But II is the grain that will make IL
busy along the wharf front. There will
be grain cargoes for all the vessels that
come here and more. too. The list OF yes
sells UP and cleared for Galveston today Is
the largest we have had at this season,
and 1t is growing bigger every day. The
vessels will come steaming In here In
lively fashion about the 18th and after
that there VIII be no let up until after
the Christmas turkey and the New Years
glass have been disposed OF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
WATERWoRKs BOARD.

The waterworks board held long ses-
sion this morning, They met at 10 O'Clock
and It was after the noon hour before the
members filed down stairs.
The meeting was resolved into a caucus
and for two hours various matters per-
tanning TO the department were discussed.
To reporter Mr.. H. C.. Lange said the
board elected him It's chairman, but be-
yond that there was nothing for publca-
ton so far as he knew. The application
OF the numerous persons for the few Off
ces to be filled were gone over, but no &C.
tion was taken
II is understood there are about twenty
seven bright young men who want TO be
secretary OF the waterworks board.
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San Antonio, Texas, August 3.-Enoch
Moss, the negro who stands charged with
the murder OF Nell Lane at Littig, in
Bastrop county. Wednesday two weeks
ago. was arrested three miles from Devine
Station, on the International and Great
Northern railway, this morning, He ae-
knowledged that he was the man wanted,
and begged the officers to shoot him, be-
cause he knew, he said, that he would be
hanged when he reached the place OF
the killing.
Seen In the Bexar county Jail on his ar
rival here this afternoon Moss said; Il
killed Neil Lane because he went for me
with knife He wanted me to work
on the road whether l was old enough or
not Yes, owed Lane some money and
we had some words, and then Lane went
after me with his knife"
After being hunted down by men and
bloodhounds for nearly three weeks.
skillfully avoiding all the officers, he was
betrayed TO the officers by one OF his
own race, to whom he had gone for
bite to eat He submitted to arrest With
out show of fight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
WORK is NEARING COMPLETION.

Civil Engineer G. w. Bosehke Of the
Southern Pacific is finished with the
soundings and Is about two-thirds through
with the borings OF the property In the
west end purchased by Mr. Huntington and
the route across the bay for the Southern
Pacific bridge.
There has been an immense amount OF
detailed work In getting these soundings
and borings. Specimens Of all the sands
and clays found at the various places at
which borings were made are being re-
tained by the engineer
There is a radical difference in the char
aeter and depth OF the various strata OF
mud sand and clay al the bridge and at
the site purchased by Mr.. Huntington for
his wharves, but In no place has there
been any development that would delay
the work OF Improvement or create an en-
cheering difficulty
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SAN rArnlcIo COUNTY TAX VALUES


sinton, Texas. August a--Charles o.
Dougherty. assessor OF this county, has
completed the tax rolls for 1899 and the
following is the showing of the general
rccapitulation:
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NOTES.

Comptroller Finley is bact ,r,r,
70 Grand Lodge. Knights Of tInnor VS..
Temple, Texas. ' VI honor at
The State tax commIss,o, $3.50
srned its sittings after = Ave- J Any. re-
cess. It is expected that It viii tats tham
~ ,eass month. II not longer. to com
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slgST OBTAIN NEW pERMIrs

g Ssr OBTAIN NEW PERMITS.
~ leFas' August a.-The following
Hardy: VI
III, IN Hardy. Secretary of State.
i nh.,. ~ your favor of April Z you
-. ,s0slance, whether or NOT a for.
IN ~ having a capital stock OF
NJ ass 4, =, permit to do business In
ii ~ a'slwards reduces its capitaI
Es N I. s,s sIate creating it, thereby
shiss nsnt 70 do business in Texas
d se,po y ,a,s you are respectfully
NH t X ~ is granted a permit
sasS n ~ business upon the terms,
ude, nv ~ charter can not do bus
Il H.. mus permit after it changes
n,ss conditions, Therefore n a
h.ins.s' '; . Is grained a permit
rssssss ss IN this State, and after
siriShs. '.s capital stock 1t no lon
n! sIIrs " 40 business in this Stare
Nsisss out a new permit aooord-
tuly, " tnis amended charter.
Wee As,is,,.. N. B. Morris,
assistant Attorney General.
~. DALLAS . COMMISSION.
" A. I'0n Of Dallas has been in the
~, u. = Is known that he had a
Vi M, y ~, Governor sayers. Judge
q 49,, = disclose the object Of his
Ae S XII. % say that the united
lahn sEl,'Sens of Dallas was that
nj ~ y Iiiiott should be an
shar,e, 'ue commissioners under
~ amendment of that city
pplieantA ,a Colonel Elliott was
laanin,cu.So r any public position.
larrs M demand of the com.
appointm" ouid induce him to ac-
Elon n ,rsa II rendered him.
y Il b. - politics in North Tex
ssuld IL - y, Knew, except that nen
plsplls, ms friends made The
ias ss FROM kErcHuM.
lf letter under date .,
nA,l ~, by Deputy United
II & : local interest At , th,s t h0a'
pssIs,w written soon altar .Ss
three up near Lozier, |
scooped ,ears ago, when
~ conn. N from the Wells |
essr Of p.ny; Il seen YOU the
\ h,ysa me Pecos. I ADVISE
- &c. get hurt s' Wh ap S %,ss
think i'm. care for you
- ! ~ sAes would care II
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EN0CH MOSS CAPTURED.
Charged with the Murder of Neil
Lane Near EIgin.

Devine, Texas, August S.-Enoch Moss,
charged with the murder of NELL Lane in
Bastrop county about three weeks ago,
was captured this morning four miles
north of Devine by Deputy Sheriffs
Kercheville, A. S. Perkins and Constable
]. W. Galbraith. sherIffs White OF Travis
county and Jackman OF Hays county took
the prisoner to Austin this afternoon.
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you eet killed. You know we helm ,b..
p s,,or. ana needy and the Wells. Fargo can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-04
NEW RAILS PUT IN.

The city street railway has been en-
gagged for several days in the laying OF
new steel rails along Its various lines in
the town. Enough new s0-pound steel
rails to lay FIVE miles of track has been
bought and Is now ON hand. A force OF
workmen is now on Twenty seventh
street putting down new tracks and ties
and the work OF laying new rails on Mar
ket street will soon begin.
The last purchase OF rails by Receiver
Baer was from Denver. as the Eastern
mills had all showed Up the price on steel
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Tremont--W +. Poland. Ard
more; Ed L. Bolts. Houston; r. Chester.
city; VI. Graham. Austin: H. b. Waddy,
New York; L. o. Stanton and wife. city;
I. L. Dallam, Palestine; @. w. Larsen,
Chicago; II. A. Croycroft. Dallas, J.. A.
Marx. St. Louis: J. D. Cary. Chicago; J.
r. Christian Tyler: c. II. Miller. Austin;
g. NJ. Boone. Dallas: Mrs. ID. b. Gibson,
Dallas; w A. Wright and wife, San An
CELLO; G. s. Bedford. Georgetown; John w.
Keller, Paducah KY; VIM. p. Ellison and
wife. Dallas; Mrs. Fl. Ellison. Dallas; ].
A. Russ, Palestine; John A. Anderson,
Houston: Charles II. Cote. New York;
julius Klein, New York; j. J. Pastoriza.
Houston; w. p. Roby, advertising man
ager. Topeka Capitol; J. r. Parks, Jr,,
st. Louis: T. T. Park and wife. Texas;
Mrs. r. Copeland, Texas; Q. Q. kirtiey.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK.

The Mallory line steamer Nueoes. John
Risk master. sailed at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon for New York with the
following list of cabin passengers: Mr. j..
Il. German, Misses Tessie and Josie Cor
man, Miss Cook DR.. Bailey and SON. Miss
NJ Delahunty, Mr.. Il j. Virgins and
daughter, Mr.. j. p. Mitchell Miss Glenn
Halsel, Miss Mary Joe Halsell, Mr.. w
A. Maroney and wife, Mrs. c. NJ DIESEL,
Mr., A. Levy and wife. Mr. NJ. j. Muller,
Sol HeiDauer. Mr. George lnness. Mr. w
J. Weiser Mrs. James Stewart Mr.. S.
Mayer, Mr.. I. r. Abeel, Mr. l.. N. Prea-
ger Mr.. Charles Bouteyette. Mrs, Jud
Smith and child, Mr.. O. II. Kelsey. l.. D.
Roberts, Mr.. Arnold and Wife, w. T.
Young, T. r. Williamson Mr.. Shaw and
wife. Mr.. Il. 7, ,Dodd. Mr.. Moore. Mrs. II.
Blum and infant, Mr., V. Levy. D. Mos.
skier. w. G. Gwin. A. T. Comfort, Elias
Edmond, James Broadbent. Also a full
list in the steerage.
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AS TO SEWER BONDS.

Galveston has $500, 900 sewer bond Is
sue pending and the ruling of the attor-
ney general that all such bonds must be
approved by his office before August 26
or else be submitted to vote Of the peo-
pie is OF much interest here.
A year ago or more Specifications for
the Issue of 100000 of sewer bonds were
authorized by the council and the same
were submitted to Attorney General Crane,
then in office. for approval. In the mean
time a suit by twenty live taxpayers pray
ing for an injunction restraining the is
sue of the bonds had been fled In view
OF this suit the attorney generals ap-
prevail OF the bonds was conditional He
spent considerable time in an examination
of the legal points involved, the financial
ability of the city to meet the obligations,
etc. Convinced that everything along
those lines was In regular form the at
torney general gave his approval of the
bonds, the only condition being that the |
Injunction suit aforementioned be dis |
missed.
When the suit is out of the way Will |
the act of Attorney General Crane hold
good with Attorney General Smith. or will |
he rule that tho matter must be suhmt- |
ted to a vote of the people? Is the ques-
tion at interest here.
The Post is reliably informed that the
probable course TO be pursued is to re-
submit the bonds, as that is the only way
eral can be ascertained. The same gem
tleman, however, gave It as his opinion
that the bonds will be approved readily /
upon presentation to Mr. Smith and that
they can he finally issued without being
to vote of the people.
The times., 1899-01-11
FRAUDS ON CHARITY.
The Police ON the Lookout for n Col
ored FemPIc SvindIer.

The police are on the lookout for coll
ored girl who has been canvassing Mount
Pleasant aud soliciting aid for her mother,
who, she says, was burned out Of her home
and left in a pitable condition. The
girl is fraud and the police warn all
charitable people not to give her anything.
The case is similar in may respects to
that Of the old colored man who was ar
rested several weeks ago for canvassing
for funds TO bury an alleged dead child.
He produced forged death certificate and
succeeded in collecting n considerable
amount Of money. He was apprehended
by the pGlice and turned over TO the health
officials Tor investigation.
4 similar case was also brought TO the
notice Of the Third precinct police several
weeks ago. resulting in the arrest Of two
strangers from the West, who had vic
timized score of wealthy and benevolent
persons living In the vicinity of Dupont
Circle OF various sums OF money aggre-
eating about 800. These men claimed to
be agents Of the Newsboys' Home, and
collected money which they appropriated.
They we're taken TO the police court aud
held for the action of the grand jury.
Major Sylvester is determined that such
worthless characters shall be arrested and
made to pay the penalty for abusing char
ity, and has urged the policemen to UEe
every effort tc abate the nuisance.
The times., 1899-01-11
A CREDITORS APPLICATION.
The First Petition for Involuntary
Bankruptcy in the District.

The first petition for involuntary bank
ruptcy under the act of Congress of July,
1898. filed in the District of Columbia,
was placed on record yesterday by Enoch
B. Evans. who asked the court TO de-
clare Christopher Rammiing bankrupt
within the purview of the law.
Mr.. Evans states that Mr.. Rammling IS
the filing of the petition committed an act
of bankruptcy, in that, on January ,, 1899,
he made an assignment OF his goods and
property for the benefit of his creditors.
The petitioner then states that he ls
resident of the District, that Michael
Hano, Samuel Sundheimer and Leopold
Oppenheimer, coparners, trading under
the name of M. Hano & Co." and Henry
Price and Joseph +. Talk. trading under
the firm name OF &c. K. Andrews & Co.
are creditors of Christopher Rammling
having provable claims. amounting in
the aggregate in excess of securities held
by them to the sum OF $500. II is also
alleged that the claim of Mr. Evans,
amounting to S2.721.2i, is the first on the
open account of Mr.. Ranmling, beside
which he holds the latter's check for
s4s1.S6, dated December "a, 1888. and
drawn on the Central National Bank OF
Washington.
It is also stated that the claim of N.
Hano & Co" is an open account for S3S1.I5,
and that OF &C X. Andrews Co" is for
sI47.sO. both of which amounts are for
merchandise furnished Mr.. Rammling by
the claimants.