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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31
MARKETS.
chicago 1.-Two stock aud Wool
NJ n - Ene

CATTLE-Received since saturday. 2,<i8 head
well fatted cattle, Of,al weights were In good de.
mand and sold at quite as good prices as pre-.
vailed on any day Of last week. There was not
very full assemblage OF buyers, but tho wants OF
those In attendance were equal to the supply, n
W. except q few scattering lots Of thin, rough
stock Sales were Of 81 7596 50, principally Ct
o. S0,S6 %. The highest prices obtained were
&6 80, by Gregory, Cooley 4 Co.. for IA head,
averaging 1875 lbs; and at 70 so BY Strader Wads.
worth Hall for as, averaging 1888 bs.Th market
closed steady.
HOGS-Received since Saturday, 7,40O. The
market was as active as the limited supply would
aunt and was nrm ct Saturday g quotations for
al descriptions, and6@10c higher for choice, Be.
tween packers and shippers the supply was abb
s0rbed before noon, at 30 C0S6 10 for Inferior to
common at &c G56 20 for medium and Al "a 7ba
90 for good 70 choice smooth eycf, drOyes. Thefo
were two or three salee Of extra at ehsde higher
figures. Most Of the transfers were within the
range Of 50 ej@8 S.
.SHEEP-Rcceipts since Saturday have been only
w, and with q faer inquiry, both from local and
outside buyers holders found It an easy matter
20 close out ut full prices. We quote the market
steady and firm at o. O0A4 81 for poor to medium
and at a 1890 90 for good to extra.
WOOI-The market was very quiet. Western
mills are buying now and then anything run ont
OF ass0rtments:
Good to prime tub-washel 660S7c
Poor to good tub washed
Fine and medium washed fleece .........-..l6 ~
coarse Wasneu 46e
Medium and coarse unwashed. ......... S6(530c
Fine unwhshel ...N(a39C
ruled
Unmcrchantabe and bury wool, D0l0c I'M ~ -
Chicago Tribune Dec. goth.
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Il was shrewd police officer In q
little interior town of Missouri. who,
with no other clew 10 the identity of .
railroad burglar than his hat, lost In q
futile effort to secure him, went to the
public school, and holding It in view
OF the pupils, asked innocently whose
Il WAS. Numbers Of the scholars iden.
tilted It - belonging to . negro In the
village. Promptly arrested, the negro
confessed to series of railroad rob-
berries, and informed on his confeder-
ates, most Of whom were captured.
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"Your young friend stayed uncom-
ly late last night. and I was quite in
clined to come into the parlor and
dismiss him." said an indulgent father
to his pet of sixteen. "Oh, yes, II was
pretty late !" but we got 90 interested
In discussing ritualism that we did not
notice the fleeting hours, pspa!" "Dis.
cussing ritualism :" sternly queried
the father, and then he walked slowly
away with his hands under his coat
skirts, trying to remember what they
called 1t when he was young.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

If Fernando Wood should be elect
cd Speaker 1t will probably be due to
the influence ofthose hungry hog.and-
hominy fed Western Democratic mem.
bers who see no other way OF Honestly
getting boned turkey dinners.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31
MISSOURI,

ST.. Louis, Dec. 28-The following
information was received to-day at
the U. s. Army headquarters: Capt.
Keys, of the 10th Cavalry, reports
that no followed up the Chey
train from Barry Creek, on the Wash
ita, to the North Fork ofthe Canadian,
SO miles, and captured band consist.
ing OF o. Cheycnnes with 10 ponies,
belonging to band of Medicine
Water.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

Newspaper reports now state that
the Katie King, of London, whose
manifestations have been so long I'm.
dergoing investigation by Crooks &
Wallace, has been caught in deception
and exposed,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

A throng Of yonth and beauty guide
Amid the festive scene,
The dancers close, and side by side
Upon each other lean.
but one fair maid, the queen of all,
Hath on her brow ffOWn,
She feels her pride wilt have fall,
H0r--back hairs tumbling down.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

That Democratic Congressman. elect
from Indiana who fastened on to
Warrington only to learn that his
term did not begin until another year,
10 In fair way to learn something If
he lives long enough.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

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Late In the afternoon OF Saturday
the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago,
changed hands, Messrs, Gage. & Rice,
who have been identified with Il from
the first stepping out. The owners of
the building, the Pacific Hotel Com
pany, take possession under mort.
gage Of the furniture valued at $780,
00O) and Mr.. John B. Drake takes
possession Of the house - custodian
and manager. The old hrm goes out
utterly bankrupt. Such . change
would attract . good deal Of momsn-
tasy attention under any circumstances
but In TIE present instance It will pro.
ducs . profound and far-reaching sen.
sation. ,.s
The mort obvious and probably the
chief cause Of the failure was David
A. Gage. 1.-The had not been City
Treasurer, or rather, II he had not
been put In charge Of the city funds
with the understanding that he should
oct ~ loan agent tor the city, instead
Of mere custodian Of the money, 1t 10
altogether probable that the firm Of
Gage Brothers + Rice would have
weathered oil storms. This much
nust % set oown e one OF tne SAD
consequences OF the policy OF seeking
interest ON public deposits. VERY
ANN Altar II "a. known that n.v,a
80" ...,s -. -. 49, 100
A. uske cou'a w. s"'n ovos % nus
successor oil the city money no had
resolved, the drm Wa dissolved by
his retiransnt from II. Hia broths.
80 49,. ,,...,.. ..,ir 81. a.. -.-
~. s.s.-s.k:. -. ~, NJ. . "a Az ~, 49,"
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the cost of any expensive experiments
which they may see fit to make

Nav YORK, Dec. 29-In the Pacific Mail investi.
CATION this morning Geo A. acott testified that
da.ch' Who was managing director Of the COM
pAhy, reported 10 him false entries OF large
amounts. Witness promised 20 pi oducp the &C.
count for the committee.
Mr. Dawes asked II he knew OF my false en-
tries to other parties in the Pacific Mail books
Witness gave Dawes n wink and whispered in
his ear. and his answer was not insisted on.
Mr.. King, who was pointed out to him as post
master OF the House Of Representatives.
Julius NJ, Moves, of the nrm Of Harr,ott 4
Noyes, testified that he knew Stockweil but not
irwin, In May, 1872. had transaction with Stock
well. Knew nothing Of an entry In the Company's
hooks Of sio0eo charged :" the rm y was as
Stockwe,l personally s507,5F. This was In the
form of check signed by Irwin and endorsed by
John p. Isley testified that he knew nothing
about the disbursement Of money to Mr. King.
John Roeh, ship builder testified that he built
the subsidy until II became law.
The Committee then t0ok recess
nods this morning gave decision reversing the
order for the bill Of particulars In the suit Of TIL.
ton against Beccher.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2a-Dr. Charles DE Moor and
brother have been arrested charged with killing an
illegitimate child OF the former. The mother OF
The directors Of the Lake Shore Il. n. to-day
declared q dividend Of three and one quarter per
CENT payable February irst; The !, floating debt
NEW York, Dec. William M.
Evar.s, senior counsel for Beecher,
Gays, he does not think the decision OF
Judges Nelson and Reynolds yeater-
day on the Bill of Particulars could be
appealed from-in any event Beecher
did not intend to appeal and the case
would 90 on as it Ia. The trial was
set down for Monday next and SO far
as he knew it would then proceed in
the regular course as stipulated. 1t
was certainly his understanding that
tho trial would 60 on.
NEW York, Dec. 3O.-tn the Pacific
Mail investigation this morning John
Roundy. accountant of the company,
identified accounts in the ledger which
came to him marked A. B. S. To the
name of Harriott b Noyes was entered
1856, 900. Checks were issued under
the immediate supervision Of the Vice
President. Witness thought the en-.
teries In the stub checks and cash
books were false in point of fact. The
entry OF $650,000 to IIarriott b Noyes
was only made for cony enience. Wit
ness thought this was . fraud. The
amount of checks issued to Irwin struck
witness as being very large. Vice
| President Bellows told witness 1t was
the intention of Stockwill to pay these
monies back. At the time witness had
an impression that these moneys
should be charged to the person who
gave them. Witness said Irwin never
rendered an account to Stockwell with
regard to moneys from San Francisco
agency. From the 25th of January 10
the 18th Of May, 1872, Irwin received
$4,000 besides the $750,OOO given on
May oath. There was nothing In the
bank account, SO far as the witness
knows, to show that Irwin returned
any portion of this money to the com
/ paUy.
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We pablish esrtais paragraphs from
the srsnment made BY General r.
Norris Chestes. {eolorad, OF New
Orleans; In The somsMhAt noted civil
rights case pf Isvis s9Aipst Ne.
Cloakey. Lawns {colorsd.> was refuasd
by MsCloaksy, the keeper pf rsssae.
rant, the privilege Of buying . giass Of
soda, but iasulssd him IN Ne uss Of
scarilous ,Ansuass, whersnpon Lewis
brought action agalnst eCiasksy for
damages to The amount Of asM.
General Chester, formsrly slave,
WAS . c,sssmsts Of Ar. Palmer, Supt.
OF our schools. In . letter rscsatiy
written Mr.. Falmar, hs ssys: "0inca
W. parted hare spent several years
ia Africa, studied law In London.
travelled over Europe includipG Nor.
way, Sweden, Rassis and Italy. and
have spsnt some feur years II f.ouis.
lana. In the initiAtory process Of BE-
coming . Southssnes. ! only secelysd
ono bullet In the bead sad three ugly
stabs. which emiSentiy qusliAsd me
for my nsw as,d Of lsbor. II SON
hear II thunder nom this 6tsts in .
few days, DO NOT DO surprised
General Chester was, At one limo
editor OF the Lone iStW; OF Liberia,
published in Africa Durisg lhs war
he was correspondent Of the PhilAdsl-
phis Press. He b ready writer sad
. brilliant spcaksr. He gays. two or
thrss yesrs since, sariss Of. lectures
in Chicago, on the ssbjsss, IAN Eve.
ming with The Crowned Heads OF
Europs."
The whole spsacb, which wosld
occupy, several columns II our pa-
per. l. slssani In dictiou, powerfully
logical, ssd rsplsss With mast s.o-
queat outbursts OF sxprsssiss Agaisss
The wrongs thas for busdssds Of Jssss
have been piled vsountsis high spoa
his race in THE boAsted lead o. ftes.
dom. Zen. Chester 10 quits dark II
color, with the genuine curly hair Of
The African, but yet ~ . scholar . Law.
yer, citizen aud gentleman, hs 10 the
peer Of the white man every where. 1.
the cult hs obtained verdict tor s700I
damages in favor OF bis client
This man wss in HE sas3y AAys sdu.
Gated among white class masss, nsay
of whom were reared strong demo.
Gratis, and they treated him With no
disrespect, but are still his friends,
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81. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, Dee. 80.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.
By telegraph. s-s.-
Flour-A shade lower; superior
winter "a 10 to A rs; extra 4 IS to A so
Wheat-The tone of the market 10
considerably firmer, No. 2 Fall selling
at 81 O614.
Corn-Stesdy, new lots being quot.
ed al ga to &c.
Oats-Steady at 57@6SNc.
Barley-Duli; No. 2 spring 81 Is to
l 20. 49,. -.
Rye-Dull at 81 90.
Pork-Nominal at $40 so. cash |;
$40 IS March.
Whiskey-Quiet 1t 97c.
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders $50
@6Ac; clear rib 956@9A; buyers ct
6N@9h.
I4ard-Nominal at 13c.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

"A Pacific coast lectures says
ave allow man enough to dreas res
pectably and to take him to lectures
and other intellectual oircusee; but
the bulk Of HE Income w appropri-
ate.n
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Al Antelope vVaterlnE-Place.


Speaking Of game, the fashionable
watering place, st present, of the an
telope. 10 Big Springs, about twenty.
five miles east Of Pixies Peak. Unless
reports are greatly colored, that 10 Q
hunters paradise, where it 10 no trick
ct oil TO kill . dozen cotton tails in .
single day, and scarcely move out Of
your tracks in doing it. The antelope
como In droves Of from fifty to two
hundred, and nothing can Brighten
them away until they have quenched
their thirst. Theodore II. Love, OF
OF Idaho, spent . portion Of last week
ct these springs. Though one of the
poorest shots in the country, being
worse, II possible, than the two or
three members of the Governors
Guard who missed the target board at
Schuetzen Park, Mr.. Lowe managed,
by simply holding his gun until II
could 60 of, TO shoot twenty.seven
antelope in four days, sitting in one
place ell the tine. Some Of the ami
mails he slew came up 90 close that he
hesitated whether TO shoot 'em or break
their heads with HE gum barrel. He
6uasly decided to shoot them, however
- It seemed . little unfair to pound
them to death, whom they had no show
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

Ter which was published in the New
York SNn dec. a6th, IN which he goes,
o ususi for Beecher iu true Tiltonian
style. TIE Sun could we'll afford to
replentsh the lean pockst-book Of Til.
ton for his letter, - the literature OF
tho Beecher.IYiton serndsl 10 peculiar.
~ adapted to the enterprise OF that
concern. No greater or bsser libeler
IL extent than Dams, Of the Sun. Mr..
Triton coWplains beeauss Bsechsr's
attorneys have been successful In
obtaining from the court IN or.
der compelling Tilton 10 make . sps.
ciflo statemens OF csuses OF his claim,
chat 10 TO specify what specific acts
Of Bsechsr hs bAses his claim for
damages. ou. Tiiton AYERS that this 10
. cunning trick Of BAeehsr'a 70 avoid
the truth, and in order 10 try his case
still further in the newspapers, he goes
in TO the Ssa, from which No notice
the Chicago 1Ss6,se copies. The true
state OF the controversy about this
matter Of Tiiton being compelled 70
make specidc statement OF HE COM
pisiut IN hk petition, 70 THE: Triton
isAtss within the range, ssy Of .
mouth. two acts Of Mr.. Bssoher's, and
then pills II batch of other eriminsl
scis Of -Besshsrs, running through
s6nrtssa mouths, without being de1in-
Ito - tpsvhas they were or even the
year IN which they were committed.
On the other hand, Bescher's attorn.,
eys say ehas Il NJ. Tylton has any de-.
Anqusueies to prove, havlsg the range
OF fourteen months. he should name
them, s1d at Or near The time they ec.
enrrea., a,.s Il
Now, wl.Ai reason h tAers for this Z
TO u, Or to any lawyer or anybody
else Of common observation Il would
sssm bat The simplAst juatles that the
spssiae Icts, - ssas - may be. should
b named sad located aud whye Be.
csnss the party charged With ,hssa
acts should MOI b taken BY surprise
by spy sst up job, shat hs may not on
trial b prepared 70 meet. II Triton
can prove delisquenciss on the part Of
Bsschsr. b esn tell now specifically
whatthey 40 ~ well - ever hs can !;
why not then state thorn In HE petition 2
Shall . mss BE- permitted to attack shs
character Of man In vague state
meats II his petition and not Lot tho
dsfsndsst know what they are until
presented on the trial In open court 7
We mainisin that no lawyer in Chris.
tendon would do justice to biz eltsst
did hs 80 iato oourt on vsgss state-
mont Of . complaint sgsisst him, such
~ Tilton hes made in part, without
seeking for speei6e statement E.
pseiaily would THE be the eass where
those making the charges are Of the
WHY character, and Of the doubtful
yeraeity which Tiiton and Noulton
have proved themselves to b. Mr..
Tillen's lstasf h simply howl ct the
eourtA becssss hs 70 not peTnittsd q
try hi cssa In ths Iooss, gsnsralisisgt|
inldag end dirty style with which Id
h6Appesssd In print, 70 Sorsslaal psbi
Ito 0piniop, and Tor no othsf puSposs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2S.-The inter-
nal revenue receipts up to date for
December, are $7,624, l59. 1t IL esti-
mated that they will be nine millions
for The entire month, being more than
million over the corresponding
month of last year. The receipts for
the six months ending December 3lst
will be over fifty-three millions.
Four hundred men and women were
yesterday discharged from the print
ing bureau of the Treasury Depart
ment in consequence of q large part of
the work of the bureau having been
transferred to New York.
Rev. j. N. Coombs. for the past
twelve years pastor of tho Western
Presbyterian Church Of this city, and
formely member of the Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Conference, COM
mitted suicide this morning, cutting
his throat with razor. The cause as.
signcd for the act is domestic troubles,
his wife having been insane for some
years.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-At tho Cab.
met meeting, to-day, the condition of
Louisiana was the subject Of discus
sion.
Attorney General Williams made
some remarks favoring sustaining the
Returning Boards report, its decision
being right In law and In fact. No
other member spoke on the question,
and no decision was arrived ct.
1t is officially stated that there are
sufficient troops in Louisiana to main
tain peace in case trouble should
occur.
To facilitate the mail service be.
tween the United States and Canada,
an arrangement has been agreed upon,
to take effect January Let. 1t pro.
vides for
let. Unification of the postal system
Of the two countries in respect to cor.
respondenco exchanged between them |;
each country to forward and deliver,
free Of charge, correspondence Of ali
kinds, written and printed, received
from the other, which correspondence
must, In oil cases, be prepaid ct the O..
tablished domestic rates Of the country
of origin.
I'd. Each country will transmit the
domestic mail Of the other In closed
pouches through ito territory, free Of
charge by Its ordinary main route.
Sd. No account shall be kept be.
tween the Postofflce Departments Of
the two countries In regard to in.
ternational correspondence, each de.
partment retaining all postage It col.
lects.
4th. That this agreement extend to
an international money order exchange
as soon a. practicable.
9th. That these provisions be valid
~ to letters, February LIST, 1876.
9th. All conditions now existing In.
harmonious with this arrangement are
abrogated.
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NEW YORK.

New YonK, Dec. 2S.-Gerritt Smith
10 dying at the house of one of his
relatives in this city. Mr.. Smith in
company with his wife arrived in town
on Thursday for the purpose Of spend
ing the holidays among his friends.
He was in remarkable good health,
his cheek us ruddy, his eye as clear,
his voice Is firm, his step as elastic as
1t had been for many years. He had
made arrangements to visit Charles
O'Connor on Saturday. He arose
early and said to Mrs Smith he had
slept uncommcnly we'll, stating, that
he had not spent SO merry Christmas
for long time az on the day before.
While dressing his utterance suddenly
become indistinct and he was gently
borne to bed and was barely able to
cay in faint tone every weak" He
immediately become unconscious, and
has thus remained ever since. He
seemed to be suffering under a com
bined attack of apoplexy and par
alysis.
Rev. Mr.. Glcndenning, of Jersey
city, who entered appeal from the de-
cision of the Presbytery in the Mary
Pomeroy case, has addressed . letter
to his congregation saying he will not
preach until his case is disposed of by
the Synod.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

BERLIN, Dec. 29-Ths Archbishop
OF Cologne has again been fined 3d.
Oo0 thalers, and win probably DO line
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 30.
Wheat-Firm at 90xc cash; 9O56o
bid January ok February.
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st. Louis Live Steek Market.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 90.
By telegraph
Hogs Receipts 5000. Firm, packers
&6 5O@7 90: extra Z Is.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

New YORK. Dec. 2S.--The damage
BY the large fire yesterday at Crosby
y Spring street In the furniture manu-
factory of Warren Ward 4 Co, Is to-
day estimated by Ward at one hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars, Of
which about twenty-five thouaand IL
on the building. Insurance one hum
dred and thirty thousand.
Commodore Vaderbilt has summon.
ed . meeting Of directors of tho Lake
Shore Rail Road ON Tuesday, at which
II will be determined whether divi-
dend will be declared to stock holders.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

NEwYoRK, Dec. 29.-Fourteen of the
principal grain dealers of the Produce
Exchange have addressed letter to
Fraaklin Edison, President Of that
body, 10 answer to the letter of G. r.
Blanchard, one of the Vice Presidents
Of the Erie Rraiway, on the subject of
Inspecting, grading and delivering
at this point, Merchants claim that
the railroads III fixing the charges for
the elevation of freight, apart from
freight charges, violate their contracts
and make this important concession
"We are willing that our carriers NAV
erect elevators and that they may add
to their facilities any other appliances
which they may require; that If they
do 90 without our consent they shall
bear the expense. We rejoice at any
evidence of enterprise they may show
II it IL directed in the interest OF COM
merce; but we insist that we shall be
consulted before either we or orr cor
respQndsnts shall be required 10 pay
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-31

New YORK, Dec. 2S.-The sub.com-
mittee to investigate the Pacific Mail
subsidy business began its session
here this morning.
N. v. Cole, President of the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank, testified that on
the 18th Of May two strangers een-
tered the Bank aud one Of them pre-.
sented check for $ll5, 600, signed by
Col. Civin. He asked the presenter Of
the check what his name was, but this
he refused to disclose. The amount
was paid and the parties left followed
BY the messenger who saw them en-
ter Park Bank. Cole found the man
had given his name as King, and sta
ted that he was postmaster of the
House of Representatives at Washing
ton. Another sum of $275,OOO was
drawn by the Marine Bank on a check
sent for that amount the same day.
Three hundred and ninety thousand
dollars was paid that day, Sl9, 900 was
paid in certified checks, and the re-.
mainder in notes over the counter.
This occurred In May, 1872. The sums
Irwin deposited up to that date was
only small sums, varying from $1,000
20 $4,000. On the 9th Of May three
sumo, two Of one hundred thousand
dollars and one of one hundred and
twenty five thousand were drawn on
by different persons on certified checks
made payable to bearer and signed by
Irwin. The large deposit Of seven
hundred and thirty. five thousand dol.
lars was made on the 18th of May.
The men who drew the check May
18th seemed intimate. Witness could
identify King. Witness left the &C.
count Of Irwin and the Bank with
Committee.
Beaumont, Cashier OF the American
Exchange Bank, testified that no OBJ.
tained from the Park Bank the knowl.
edge that the man who drew the large
amount was William S. King, Post
Master Of the House Of Representa-
tives. He had seen the gentleman
about q year later and addressed him
a. Mr.. King. The latter said It did
not always answer to have good
memory.