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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
Explanation From VIM. IL. Duncan

New YORK, Jaly 29.-William b.
Duncan % the firm of Duncan, Sherman
X Co, explains the transfer of real estate
rs follows: The bank building, he said,
was sold to his father, Alexander Duncan,
June 9Th, 1868, for S3OO,O0O subject to
II mortgage of 100000. On May %,
1861, the property, No. Is Pine street,
was sold to Alexander Duncan
for $5S,S2i, subject to mortgage
of $4,000; consideration for both these
transfers was paid at the time in cash.
Other deeds, &C. Duncan said, including
the deed of the Fourteenth street prop.
erty. nov put on record, were long ago
lodged with the agent of Alexander Dun
can, to secure certain credit granted to
Duncan, Sherman " Co. by parties in
London. under the guarantee of Alexan-
der Duncan, for which the firm placed the
deeds with the agent to be recorded,
Mt the pleasure of Alexander Duncan; if
it was not used the agent was to return
the deeds to Duncan, Sherman n Co.
Under this credit a certain amount has
been drawn, and the agent therefore re-
corded the security in accordance with
Alexander Duucan's instructions. Mr.
Duncan said that the other deeds made
bv the members of the firm in previous
wears, list of which has been published,
would cover the old transactions in real
estate. which have no connection what
ever with the present failure.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBUEGH, July %. Wheat-ln-
settled; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 30
al 3S; white and amber 81 i0G 4j.
Corn-Quiet and in light supply; shellrd
quoted at 7S(dS0c in elevator; shelled -
ds77c OH track. Petroleum-Quiet and
firm; crude 81 2Odl %! at Parker'; re.
Hned llic for Philadelphia delivery.
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Another Terrible storm Great
Damage TO Crops.

MARIETTA, O, July pa severe
storm OF rain and wind passed over this
place last night, causing a heavy loss Of
property. The five story warehouse, OF
the Marietta Chair Company, filled with
furniture, was blown down. and with the
contents, destroyed. The loss Is estimat-
ed at $4,000; no insurance. The whole
country is submerged and the crops are
greatly injured.
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CAIRO, July 29.-Captain Sisney was
shot and killed last night while sitting
III his own house at Carbondale. The
perpetrator is unknown, but it is suspect
ed to be one of the Williamson county
band, as Slsney had been threatened by
fhnnn
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Becvcs--Rc-
ceipts ! 1850 head making 1850 head for
three days, against 3,4O0 head for tn"
same time last week. Quasity scarcely
fair generally. Demand very moderate
at decline OF lc since Monday; ordinary
toprime native steers ll0l3; poor TO com.
mon 99l0!ci common to good Texas and
Cherokccs SG1OIc. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 4, $40 head, making 10 04O head
for three days, against 1880 head for the
same time last week. Market ruled dull
and weak for several days as the supply
has rather exceeded the demand; sales
slow at 4t@6tc for sheep, G!G9ic for
lambs, a few lots going at 9i(a!s Swine
Receipts $50 head, making 1920 head
Tor three days, against 10 SO head for the
same time last week None offered alive.
Dressed scarce and firm at l0tMlOSc.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, OF First-class
Makers, Will be- sold at Low Prices for cash,
or on Iustallments, or for rent, In City or
Country, during these hard times and the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS & son,
Isl Broadway, than ever before Offered IN
New York. Agents wanted To sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great in-
duc.ments 10 the Trade. A large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
chools. etc. eec2b
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rsRRrxG to the States evidence Of
Smith in the Mountain Meadow massacre
case in Utah, the Virginia New. Terri
torial Enterprise says that "if he had ten
wears ago attempted what he now pro
poses to do, his life would not have been
worth penny And it concludes that
"the Mormon Church Is beginning TO top
Pile. The head OF the order is swiftly
nearing the grave. Schools are extend
ing, and it would be strange if IN the
heart of our country there would much
longer thrive an institution founded on
the lust of men and the degradation OF
women.
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aggregated $4,000 shares, of which
1900 were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western
Union, 10000 Northwestern, 5000 St.
Paul, 2l,0Oo Lake Shore, and 10000
OhIos.
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The MonongaheIa Rising Rapidly.

PITTsBURGH, July 29.-The MonOnga-
hea is 10 feet 10 inches, and rising near
lv 5 inches an hour. The Ironsides and
Wild Duck will leave tomorrow with
heavy tows of coal, and it is thought that
the James Brown and Sam Brown, due
up tonight, will also get up on this
water. Weather cloudy and warm.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NV YORK, July 20-GOLD-De-
cined from ll2} to ll2., closing at ll23.
Borrowing rates were !, and l-G4 per
cent. with few loans at fiat
GovERNMENTs-t'irm. $5i,0O00OO Of
1862 bonds have been called in and will
be no longer quoted.
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Cleveland Mark al.

CLEVELAND, July 29.-Wheat and
Corn-Steady, but unchanged. Oats
Dull. PetroIeum-Quiet; standard white
car lots &c; Ohio State test lOici small
lots lG2c higher
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Champion Game ofBiIliards.

CINcGNNATI, July pa match game
of billiards between Harry Choote, of
this city and Jacob Garrett, champion of
Indiana was played here this evening;
French carom, 400 points for $500. Gar
1T won, scoring 400 to Chootes 305.
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The First Auditor and First Comptrol-
Ter of the Treasurer have completed II
settlement of the accounts of Treasurer
Spinner for the quarter ending December
3i>t, last, and reported them entirely ac-
CnrNtP.
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Steamer my Choice" Runs over a
SkiH--Four Men Drowned.

CINCINNATI, July 29.-The Gazsttes
Huntington, w. Va, dispatch, reports
that the steamer my Choice" upward
bound, ran over skiff' containing four
unknown men, last night. They were all
drowned.
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ys,u our reports tins morning the
.....ues are that the weather to-day
a marty cloudy, with southwest
.. ...4ea,t winds, stationary 'smPeFA-
..- and occasional rain.
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>pprehcn.ions of Americans Abroad

PARIS July 29-Many telcgrams are
received here from Americans in varioUs
parts of the continent, holding letters OF
credit issued by Duncan, Sherman " Co,
which have been dishonorcd. On inquiry
about them il was rumorcd here to-day,
that the English and American bankers
would accept Duncan, Sherman " Cos,
notes and there WAS much dlsappont-
mcnt when the report was found to be
untrue.
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TORONTO, July 29-Campbell " Gas
sci, bankers and brokers, have suspended
until advice, can be received from Eng
land Il. to the fate of the sterling bills of
Duncan, Sherman X Co, on foreign
agents. on which Campbell " Co, ARE
nudOrsers.
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A FisticuH.

The driver of Golddust and Grafton,
at the end of the heat, engaged in tisti-
cuti i'll the Judges stand, which did not
result very seriously but made the crowd
very impatient and delayed the decision
another half hour.
The fifth heat WAS good one, Grafton
showing wonderful bursts of speed,
breaking a; the send-otf and dropping
far in the rear. but regaining his feet he
went up to and passed the horses as he
liked and came home the winner of the
heat ana race; Golddust second; Cosette
third. and Bella last. Timc-2:2G.
Summary-Gratten 3, 4, |, l, /; Gold
Dust >, l, .. ., .; Cosette l, ). 3, ,, 5;
Belle 4, ., 4, /, 4; Young j, /, ), distanced.
First heat, first quarter S5i; second
Ill; third, 40; mile, 2:2@. Second heat,
first quarter, 3G; second, l:ll!; third,
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,..,r.uE, from Pittsburgh announce
... ,,- Nanonsahela river is rising
..r, =. .a, ra:n Of nearly five inches
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Strung.
STATE BoEDs-Quict

STATE BoEDs-Quict
SToCKs-Dcalings on the Stock EN-
change were attended with further in
crease of confidence, and in final sales
there was great buoyancy and activity in
some of the leading stocks. The most
prominent feature OF the market was
Western Union, which advanced rapidly
to S4l fell back to S3!, and closed firm at
s3{. The transactions in stocks were
very large and attended with much eX-
element and animation. The upward
movement was stimulated by rumor that
Western Union had leased the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Companys lines
Tor long term Of years, and guaranteed
: per cent on the capital, on a basis OF
twenty for stock The A. * 7. stock Is
$lO,0OOOOO and nj 20 guaranteed would
be 100000. There was another report
that the steamer Faraday lad failed 10
lind the flaw in the direct cable, and had
sally sfor England Pacific Mail was
also altive and higher. Parama sold as
high as I3l and closed at 1872 bid without
offerings under l34. Northwestern ad-
vanced to 49,; and st. Paul at 3Gt, clos
ing at about the highest point. There
was an improved demand for investment
shares. at full prices. The market closed
strong. and with an upward tendenced.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
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Further News orFIoodS nnd Damage.

ST, Louis, July 29.-Accounts have
reached here OF another very heavy
rain storm in Central Missouri Rain
fell from twelve to twenty-six hours, in
different localities. and did great damage
to crops and railroads. A large section
OF flat country is submerged, and the
creeks and streams Of all kinds have
ovoraown their banks. Trains were
stopped on some roads by washouts Of
the tracks and culverts and by land
slides, and ON other roads trains were
badly delayed by high water or unsafe
tracks or bridges. The storm is said to
be the severcst of the season.
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A Double Murder.

A special to the same paper from
Cynthiana, Kentucky, says that DR.. c.
L. Donally, a dentist of that place, sp.
preached DR.. Peckover, another dentist,
saying he had called him liar, and shot
Peckover through the heart, killing
him instantly. Donally surrendered
himself to the officers and while being
conveyed to the lookup was shot and
killed by K. H. Ridgely, brother-in-
law of Peckover. Ridgely is now in
custody.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
Banks Which Have Suffered
by the Suspension.
Causes Of Their Embarrass-
ment.

New YORK, July 30. The Trenton
Banking Company, of Trenton, New
jersey, which lost 100000 by the Jay
Cooke n Co. failure, loses 100000 by
the suspension OF Duncan, Sherman
* Co.
A responsible officer of one of the
largest banks of this city, stated ycstcr-
day, that Duncan, Sherman " Co.
had nearly 100000 tied up in securities
of the Mobile X Ohio Railroad Company,
of which Duncan was President, and a
small amount in the Selma and Gulf
road. 1t is understood also that in one
of their settlements Duncan, Sherman X
Co. had been obliged to take 100000 IN
Alabama State bonds, which are now
quoted at thirty-fve cents on the dollar.
Failure ). II. Ford a Co.
j. b. Ford and Co, in card, state
that the depression in their book business
has continued since the panic Of 1873,
and WAS aggravated by the fire III their
bindery in February last, winch para
lized their spring sales.
They clamth their assets at bare cost
exceed their liabilities by over
$50 900 The Christian JmoD,
they saw, Is sustained by ample capital.
lis condition is secure and its prospects
bright. The statement that 1t has lost
ground since the trial is not true. Ford
x Cos connection with this, is simply
that, beside being stockholders in the
company, they have been employed as
the publishers Of the paper. They have
resigned that charge and after the 10th
of August the business Of the paper will
be transacted by their successors.
1t appears that the transfers Of real
estate have been received ut the Regis
tcr's office this week on the part of VIM.
Butler Duncan and other members of the
firm to the amount of million and n
quarter dollars. The deeds just received
date from 1865, to 1874. The name of
the grantee is freshly inserted in diller-
ent hand writing from the body Of the
deed
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Overflow of the IMississippi In
pected.

MEMrHIs. July 29.-The out look IN
regard to the overflow is gloomy. This
evening contrary to all expectations,
here the river rose an inch to-day, and
this afternoon heavy rain storm swept
over the c,ty and adjacent country. while
news of heavy rains and freshes in Mis-
souri, and Ohio Valleys indicate further
advance with little prospects OF speedy
decline
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More CarIist Reycrses.

Madrid, July pa special dispatch
has been received at the office of the
Minister of War, announcing that the
main body of the Carlists is concentrated
at Catalonia. General Martinez Cnmpos
has taken the town of Leo ID Urgel by
assault The ctdal still holds out but
must yield to the heavy artillery OF the
AliOnsist troops.
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A dispatch from a reliable source IN
Indian Territory, says the reports circu-
lated that the Chief Ross had been as-
sassinated, are untrue.
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OTTAWA, July 29.-Winnepeg, cor
respondent Of the Free Press telegraphs
as follows: Reliable dispatches received
from the West state that the scene Of the
reported trouble is at st. Laurent, thirty
miles east of Carlton Plain. The hun
tiers have seized and coniiscatcd property
of the hunters who refuse to comply with
their regulation and under the leadership
of one Drumond; they have set up Il
government of their own, declaring
however, loyalty to the Queen.
1t Is understood here that Hon. Mr.
Laird will be First Lieutenant Governor
of the new province in the northwest.
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Ay'hcclinq 2egister,

G.p closed in Now York Saturday
>. ..-..
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Damage 10 western Crops.

Reports of the damage by the late rains
continue to be received from all parts of
southern Ohio and southern Indiana. All
report swollen streams, submerged corn
and sprouting wheat.
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Claims of France Against the United
SIntPS.
British officer Guilty If Misde-
mpnnOr.

LoxDoN, July 29-The grand Jury at
Croydon, found bill for misdemeanor
against Col. Valentine Baker ofthe 10th
huzzars, who is charged by young lady
with as,aulting her in carriage on the
Southnmpton railwaY.
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Rioters Dispersed.

BERNE, July 29.-Twenty-two hun
dred workmen employed at the st. Goth
ard tunnel struck work to-day and gath
cred at the northern entrance of the
tunnel and blocked it. The Swiss Gov
ernmcnt sent Il body of troops to the
spot, who dispersed the rioters killing
two and wounding several.
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German Teachers Association

To-day session Otthe German Teach
ers Convention was occupied principally
by the discussion OF the seminary ques-
ton. The Convention report having
secured about $4,000 and the success OF
the enternrise is insured.
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Discoveries OF Frauds on
the Indians.

OMAHA, July 29.-The Indian Com
missioners while here made several i'm
portant discoveries as to to the way sup
plies have been furnished the Indians.
One Miller testifes as to having put
up eighty-seven pounds of flour in
sacks that he knows were turned
in at one hundred pounds. a
beef contractor, lost by freezing seven
hundred head of cattle, that the Indian
agent gave receipts for. Inc people in
this section back Prof Marsh up; many
from personal knowledge. Weather
warm and damp; no rain for the past
three DAYS
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BANKS.
CAPITAL, S2JO.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President
NJ. a. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank CT the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, S2JO.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage.
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Gifts
correspondents and depOSitOrS, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD, WIN. B. S.5IPsoN.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. y. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. W. FRASZHEIM, JONI j.. WILSON,
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FASHION GOSSIP.

Is lingerie alone American taste be.
comes more and more luxurious.
MADRAS and checked suits have been
abandoned for full dress purposes.
Elderly ladies cling to polonaises in
preference to basque with oVerskirts.
THERE is more independence and sim.
plicity in toilets this summer than for
many previous seasons.
A NEW shade, which is called Centen-
NAL stripes, it is predicted, will take
precedence Of plaids for fall wear.
A CASHMERE shawl is to be presented
to the Princess of Wales on the occasion
OF her visit TO India. 1t will cost 81, 1000.
The cardinal cape j: a short round
cape reaching to the elbows GA just below
! and is called by many the elbow cape
An ingenious milliner is decorating
ladies, bonnet5 with prepared seaweed-
said to be far more beautiful than artiti
cial flowers.
A BRIDE at Long Branch has bath
ing suit of white broadcloth trimmed
with Yak lace, but We don't believe she
has good SENSE.
The couture cstogan will be worn all
summer. 1t consists in the hair being
dressed low on the neck, and on the top
of the head.
DResses of white ioulard silk are made
with high neck basqueS, apron oyersklrtS
and demi-trains trimmed with many rows
Of self.pleating.
A PAN, the handle of which forms
pocket handkerchief holder with tiny
scent bottle cancelled in the extreme end,
is the latest fancy in that line.
MORNING caps are Of snowy white
lawn with large baggy crowns, and
peated fronts trimmed with purple, yio-
let, or blue ribbon, or else black velvet.
The best modisles are making coat
sleeves almost close fitting, yet far shor.-
er than formerly, with faring cuffs
around the waist to show the whole inner
friIl or lace.
The newest things in Lama lace are
costumes consisting of sleeveless jacket
and apron with wide sash, which ties at
the back They are very pretty, and
complete finish to the dress inside or
out.
A RHODE ISLAND editor says women
never wore the hair more becomingly
dressed since the days when Phidias
and Praritiles executed those incompara-
bic embodiments of Grecian women that
have been the delight Of all lovers OF
true art.
The square open overskirt has n
straight width in the middle of the front,
cut out low at the top for the waist; this
makes two long straight selvedge seams;
one on each side, and on this are added
pieces with square corners for the back.
The present rage IN Paris for floral
decorations as part of female embei-
li,hments Is such, that to look at some Of
the ladies rs they move along, one would
imagine that they had poked their head
and waist through bed of garden flow
ers and were bearing oil their spoil over
half their persons.
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It's not often that the representatives,
of the gcs,lcr sex in Philadelphia get
such pun as watering place CORES
rondcut gives them. He must be "Smii-
ten.
.Thc Philadelphia ladies deserve more
euconiums than | have Wit TO give them,
for they are uniformly pleasant, ana
re-rr put on any aggravatlng amount
of STYLE. /: must be confessed that
they do not dress q, well US the Ne"
York rir>. and affect Il sohrIcty of coi1rS
winch when coutru>:ed with the white
sand and pure sky appears duII
ard lunereal. Bat they are - pleasant
and unaffected, bowl ten pins with Snch
yiror and shoot pistols with So much
COURAGE, handle billiard cue So grace,
fully. and miss shots SO cheeriu!sy, and
play with the children so prettily, and
talk with the men in such SiStefly
fashion. that have about made up my
mind to present them 10 the puohc rs
pattern gir,. Philadelphia Is called
the City OF Homes. and it may be 10
home Influences that the Philadelphia
girls owe their Astounding good qualities
Such fruit truly will not rlpen IN
the atmosphere of boarding houses or
hotels. They have such pleasure in
living Al the seaside in hotel that it Is
easy to see that il is a novelty TO them.
That is charm which too many New
York girls miss in their simmer So
iournings. Nowond"r that Philadelphia
is steadily growing in happiness as well
~ wealth
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At,Aeelin9 &e9lster,
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

one year..........,.Ss % Three months..s2 W
six mouths. + W One month. 70
TRI-WEFKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, ! yr...S OU one copy,6 mos.2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, | yr..S2 W Five copies, yrs 3 10
one copy, q mos % Ten copieS,l VT. Is 10
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LORD BYRON has written Il letter from,
Hsde>. through his earthly medium anu
smanueusis. to the editor Of Public Opin'
ion upon the subject Of the proposed
memorial To his memory. George Cor
don fells deeply impressed, etc; thinks a
hall of an institute would just suit MS
views. u, being in keeping with the ann
of his lie while on earth. He begs TO
ask that. il statue is chosen, it may be
erected in a nice open, breezy spot, AS he
finds it somewhat close and stuty where
he is. He has not been able 10 comma,
nicate with MesSrs. Shakespeare ana
Milton. who, being slow-going writers
are located in higher spheres, but some
of his friends in the Internal regions are
quite Jealous OF the atteHtion shown HIM
bv the British public. He concludes oy
thanking Tom Gardner and Tom Wat
kins for their touching support, and oeg'
to inform them that, rs a kind OF return
for their appreciation of his genius, he
has arranged with his chief to give them
warm reception when the time comes,