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New York Dry Goods Market.

New IoRK, July l.--Buslness Was
rather more active with the commission
houses, and som" fair sales were made to
iobbers who have completed taking stock.
Cotton goods nomiuaIly steady AT m
changed prices. Spragucs fancy prints
and shirts reduced by agents to 7c, les,
trade discount and met with very large
sales. Kentucky jeans more active, and
cassimercs IN fair demand.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July l-Wheat-Firm;
No. red 81 %; No. 2 do 81 20; No. !
spring 81 20 Corn and Oats Steady
and unchanged Pctrolcum-Qm"t;
standard white, car lots, 9sc; Ohio stat"
test lOsc; small lots lG2c higher. Re
ceipts-Wheat, 1850 bushels; corn, 400
bushels: oats, 1880 bushels.
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| FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July l.-MONEY-Easy
at 2tGy3 per cent Prime mercantile pa
per 8!tG5 per cent Sterling firm at 4o1
ior sixty days and 490 for sight. Gus
toms receipts S264,OOO.
GoLD-Strong; opening at 1865 and
closing at III! Borrowing rates l@2
per cent. Loans were also made fiat and
at per cent for carrying. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed 1921, 900 Clear
iags S32,OOO,O00. Gold awarded to-day,
$1,000 600 at ll6,S5t@ll6.9$.
RNMENTS-Steady.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, July l. Wheat-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-Frmer; ear -
G76c on track; shelled 75G77c fire." IN
elevator. Petrolcum-Quieta and steady
crude 81 80 at Parker.; refined llsc for
PhilndelnhiA delivery.
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LIcensc i'm Massnchusetts
FOREIGN.
France andthe Centennial.

PARIS. July THE Journai official
publishes decree appointing special
committee for the purpose Of encouraging
Frenchmcn to participate in the PhiIn
delphia centennial, aGd facilitating the
effnr,. of thn.e who intend doing 50.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, July |, 4. ST..
PROBABILITIES.

VI ~ = VI NlIEE s1AONAL VI ~ Z
WAsHGNGroS, July /, ! a. 81 }
PROBABILITIES
For the Gulf States and Ohio Valley.
falling barometer, southerly to easterly
winds, warmer and partly cloudy wealth
er and rain areas from the last district
to the West Gulf States.
For the Lake Region the Upper Mis-
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
falling barometer easterly to southerly
winds, partly cloudy and generally
warmer weather and rain areas, except
cool weather for the Lower Lake Region.
For the Middle States, higher follow
ed by falling barometer, Southeasterly 10
northeasterly winds, with cool and in
creasing cloudy weather followed by light
rains.
The Ohio river remains nearly station
ary. The Mississippi below Cairo con.
tinues slowly rising, The Missouri be-
low Omaha Is slowly falling.
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Albert Brown, who, last august, out
RACED and afterwards cut the throat Of
Cara Greenleat aged . years, Was exc
cuted at Towanda, Pa, yeSteri.y
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Mr.. New TAX es His Place.

WAsHINGToN, July ALI the money
in the Treasury is to be recounted
before it is transferred over to the Treas
urcr who entered upon his duties to-day
The friends of General Spinner took
leave of him this morning. Colonel
Frank Jones, Assistant Cashier. Is the
first to feel the change, his place being
supplied by Mr. Guthrie. The bond of
Mr.. New i for 100000.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Dox'r forget the orphans tonight,

We return our thanks to our many
Catholic friends for their compliments In
regard to our report of the Mt. DE Chan
LtI commencement.
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GOV. Leslie for the Precau
ton Agninst RObbers.

LOUISVILLE, July l.-GOvernor Les
lie, i'll speech made Mt Glasgow to-day,
announced himself n candidate for the
United States Senate.
\ special to the Cowier-Jonymai says
that various banks at Bowling Green
have placed one hundred needle guns in
the hands of various persons in that
place, together with ten rounds Of am
munition, both to be used to guard the
banks against the james and Younger
brothers, whose presence in the vicinity
j. strongly suspected.
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MEMPHIS, July l.-James A. Chas.
lain, the absconding book-keeper from
Ely, Harvey u Richardson, VINO embez
zled over $4,000 and attempted to pass
forged check, arrived here this morning
from ST, Louis in charge Of u detective.
He will be indicted and put on trial dur
ing the present term OF court.
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ALVEY Insurance War.

BoSToN, July There is considerable
excitement in the insurance circles to-
day, over the difficulty between the Ma
tional Board of Fire Underwriters and
the Boston companies, which lately
Withdrew from the local board, the
Manufacturers Fire and Marine
having been expelled from the National
board for refusing to open its books for
examination by the supervising agent.
All Of the seeding companies have made
like rcfusals, and it is supposed they will
be dealt with in the same manner. II is
thought lively insurance war has brok-
en- out.
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Public Debt Statement.

WAsHINGToN, July six per cent
bonds, 81, ,S65, $50; five per cent bonds
$6O7 1872, $50; total coin bonds, 81, 7C7, $685.
300.
Lawful money debt, 3l4678,O0O; ma
tured debt SLIPS, $50; legal tenders
f375.S4l, ,6S7; certificates of deposits, sos,
$4,000; fractional currency ~, l26,424
coin certificates, 81, 1861 800. Tota
without interest, $i98, 1921.
Total debt, $2233, ,2Sj, ,j3l. Total in.
terest, $3S, ,647,5 500.
Cash in treasury: Coin, $79,854, 40
currency, $3.973,95l; special deposit:
held for redemption, Of certificates of de
post, SOS 4jl 900; total in treasury, Sl42,'
243,36l.
Debt less cash in Treasury, -, 2S,GSS,.
725. Decrease of debt during June
Sl.43l,2i9. Decreases since June 30
1874, $l4,399,5l4.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Com.
panies, interest payable in lawful money
principal outstanding. S6i,623.dl2; in.
terest accrued and not paid, 81 ,63S, .O5;
interest paid by United States, @26, ,26i..
l02; interest repaid by the transporta'
ton of mails, &c, $6,l34, ,3ll; balance
of interest paid by United States, $40
l29,79l.
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Sto,en Child Recovered.

PoTTSvlLLE, Pa, July Willie
Wolf, six years old, stolen from his home
in Scranton, some months ago, has been
found in Mahony City, with an intoXi-
Gated woman. Both have been sent to
Scranton, the boy to his parents and the
woman to Jail, charged with abduction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-02

LONDON, July 2-The report that the
King OF Burmah refuses 10 allow the
British troops to pass through h'- terri
tory. is officially confirmed
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Prices name in the directory, and went
to see his father, Mr. Price, Sr.; saw he
did not think his son knew anything
about the affair, as he had never heard
him speak of it. he brought the witness
to where his son was, and after series Of
questions he got statement, which he
published.
Mr.. f. c. Dana, sOn-in-law oI DIR.
Buddington, testified that he knew
Joseph Loader who WAS doing
some work for him. One evening
in May witness went to his (Loader's) }
store and had conversation with him,
in which he told him the circumstances
Of his mailing down the carpet at Mrs.
TitOn's when he went into the room he
saw nothing criminally wrong, but
the circumstance was suspicious, rs Ia
saw Mr.. Beecher kiss Mrs.
Titon.
Walter }. Scott, clerk in the office Of
Morris IL Pcarsall, testified to his having
copied the afiidavits, after which 1t was
concluded to adjourn the examination
until tomorrow.
A motion was made to admit Loedcr
to bail, but the Judge said he had no
jurisdiction, and the prisoner was re-
manded
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Death ora Noted Contractor.

New YORK, July William +.
Stocking, formerly of the firm Of Leet X
Stocking, well known in connection with
the custom house contracts, died on the
way to Boston last evening. His remains
were landed at Newport. His widow Is
the daughter Of Justice Williams. of the
Supreme Court.
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National Grange Executive Commit

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The EXccu.
tive Committee Of the National Grange
Of the Patrons of lIusbandry, met in this
city to-day to consider md decide upon
several important points affecting the or
der, and will probably be in session a
week or ten days. Among the subjects
to be considered, is the removal OF
the headquarters Of the National
Grange to some other point than Wash
ington; the place NJ which the National
Grange will hold its annual meeting, and
a proposition for An international eX
change between the cooperative societies
of Great Britain and the grangers.
License in Massachusetts.
BosToN, July 1.-The new liquor
license law went into effect to-day, LOO
persons having paid into the city treas
ury an aggregate Of $Ss,OOO for licenses.
The police have received imperative
orders to enforce vigorously the pro-
visions of the new law. Mayor Cobb
expresses his determination to prosecute
end close up every unlicensed establish
ment, and also to revoke the licenses OF
all parties found selling impure liquor.
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FROM GREENE COUNTY, PA.
Editors OF the Register.

RYERsoN's STATION. PA,
.lnne 30, 1879.
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MADRID, : .ly l.-Otficial dispatche:
announce that the AiloEsists batterie,
have opened heavy cannonade against
Ssnta-Bara, C"requi, Maneru, OiIla
Iuerta Artaza and EsteLa. Eighteen
shells have fallen within the latter town
The Carli.t, nave abandoned Maneru.
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Columbus Driving Association.

COLUMBUS, July IA great crowd
was in attendance upon the first days
meeting of the Columbus Driving Park
Association. The weather was clear and
cool and the track was in good condition.
The first race was a mile and a half run
ming dash; free for all ages, for purse of
$500; six horses started. The race was
won by Huckleberry; time 2:42; Lottie
Moon second, and Oxmore third.
In the next, Il pacing race, three in
five. for $500, four horses started. The
second heat was taken BY Granger in
2:24. The first, third and fourth heats
and the race were taken by Sleepy
George, IN 2;22, 2:2S and 2:25; Granger
second money Hoosicr Dick third, Sii-
vertail distanced.
The third contest was a 2:&5 trot, mile
heats, three in five, for 81 200. Ten
horses started and trottcd five heats.
Lowenski took the second and third
heats in 2:3l and 2:3ll. The other three
heats and race were taken by Lew Scott,
in 2:34 230I' and 2:30t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-02

TuEORruAN.s FEsrIvAL-LN-t night
m, festival fur th. benefit of the orphans
under the rlarg. OF the Sisters of st.
Joseph. commenced "a, the Washington
Hal. The attendance was not a. large
81, d, should have been, but hardly any
.,., than is usual on the first night.
The hall WAS most tnst"iuIly
liked up. and the ladie- who had charge
Of the arrangements are certainly de-
serving Of credit. As YOU enter the hall
the first thin. that meets your gaze Is
the -.Swiss Cottage. which j. presided
over by bcvy of pretty younc misses,
who will attend t. the wants q every
BODY wba desires something good
90 cal in the way Of u supper. The booth
is frstooued with lace curtains, and Is
very attractive, as is also the next booth,
which Is the department Tor tnncy arti-
rles flowers. g.. The st. Joseph, st.
Alphonsus, Belmont and other
table. are well supplied with
refreshments Of all kinds. The
Capital table is in charge Of our
friend Martin. the restaurant man, wh"
presented - handsome caster, which is to
oe ratified off during the festival.
Tl L., = fuN
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GALVESTON, July 1.-The Ne,cs
Brownsville special of July lst, says:
General Cortinas has just been arrested
and placed under guard by Col. Manuel
Par1at, of the Mexican regular cavalry.
Cortinas police have been arrested. dis
armed and imprisoned. Great excite
ment prevails in Matamoras and trouble
Is anticipated. Government forces are in
possession of the Customs House buId-
Ing and are pstroling the streets. They
have two pieces of artillery at the Gus
toms House and Others in different por'
tions Of the city.
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LORETTA, CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa,
JuNE 29th, 1875.
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Foo,, Tor Lem women,

II any one wishes to grow hCshy, a pint
Of milk taken before retiring at night will
cover the scrawniest bones. Although
nowadays we sec great many fleshy
females, yet there are many lean and lank
ones who sigh for the fashionable meas.
ures Of plnmpness, and who would be
vastly improved in health and appear
ance could their figure be rounded with
good solid flesh. Nothingis more coveted
by thin women than a full figure, and
nothing else will 40 rouse the Ire and pro-
woke the scandal Of one Of the clipper.
builds" as the consciousness Of plumpness
ina rival. In cases Of fever and summer
complaint milk il now given with excel.
lent results. The idea that milk Is "ie.
verish" has exploded, and II IL now the
physician's great reliance In bringing
through typhoid patients, or those in too
low state 10 be nourished by solid food.
II IL a great mistake to sCFlmp the milk
pitcher. Take more milk and buy less
meat. Look 10 your milkmen; have large
sized, well.flled milk pitchers on the
table each meal, and you will have sound
Gesh and light doctors bills.
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q partial recovery snsusd, hut another 70.
action took place. At theSecoRd call Wa
bash broke from Q to Z X and recovered To
5; Kansas Pacific advanced from l9k to 20,
The news from Baltimore caused o Slight
advance, which was not long sustained.
Stocks were generally weaker at the close,
although the changes were slight and bust.
ness very dull. A feature Of the day was
the strength Of Investment shares, New
Jersey Central advanced to 40; Michigan
Central to 6S; Delaware, IackawRnna 4
Western to llsISi Illinois Central to lOl Il
and Morris & Essex to 100, A Cableto Kier.
mons news agency reports further failures
in London, Among them ore Benson 4
Co., railway supplies, and Rainbow, Hol.
bGrtOn & Co., the latter with liabilities Of
$4,000. Messrs, J. 4, Kennedy & Co.
were the New York correspondents Of Ben.
son & Co., and Mr.. Kennedy, who Is in Lon.
don, telegraphed this afternoon that all
bills drawn by his firm on Benson & Co.
would be promptly protected. tits stated
that Alexander Collie 4 Co., Of Manchester,
England, who failed yesterday, made a
great deal Of money in blockade running
during our war. The S657OOO Of st. Louis
per cent gold bonds placed on the market
have oil been taken for investment at
handsome price, The transactions at the
Stock Exchange aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 10000 were Pacific Nail, 10000
Western Union, 1000 Northwestern, 5000
St, Paul, 5000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore and
10 600 Union Pacific,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June lG.-FlOur Quiet and
unchanged, Wheat - Active, weak and
lower; No. spring nominal No. 2 fresh
OOc regular; 9SKc spot 9OXc seller july
81 COZ seller August; No, 5, 96ct rejected
SOC. COrn-Dull and unsettled No. 2 mix.
ed 692Io spot; 7O1fO bid seller july 79hC
bid, seller August; rejected Csc. 0ats-De.
mand fair and market firm; No. 2, 5sHa
5S9Ic spot; 669tO bid seller July; Al lSa4iNC
seller August; rejected 54IIc. Rye-Steady
aud In moderate demandi No. |, 97c. Bar.
ley-Dull and unsettled No. 2, 81 AK
bid spot 81 06a1 90 seller September, Clover
Seed $60Oa6 20. POrk-Dull and leClin.
ed; SIS rs spot; $3.50 seller july SIS 20
seller August; Sl9 20 seller September, Lard
Dull and nominal; $l3 90 spot; $l3 Goa
10 S2X seller Augi $40 40al3 Az Sep
TENDER, Bulk Meats Dull and lower;
shoulders IKE; short rib middles lie;
short clear ike. Whisky - Dull and
nominal at 81 10.
On call board Wheat was unsettled and
lower OOAG July; 0Oho August. Corn
easier; GOItc Junei zoe July. Oats unChang.
ed. Pork lower at $lS so July SIS 81
August. Lard unchanged,
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NEW YORK, June 1G.-COtton-Dull at
l5Ial5NC, Flour-lIeSs active demaudi su.
perline western and State 81 B5a4 go, com.
mon to good 90 0Oa5 SO; white wheat extra
s. GOa6 20; extra Ohio So 90; st. Louis 50 50
as 90. Rye Flour-stendy at 81 26a5 %.
Corn SIeai-Firm at s. S5a4 90. Wheat
Dull and irregular; No. spring 81 %;
No. 2 Chicago 81 15al 1911 No = Milwaukee
81 lSISal ID; No. 2 Northwestern 81 lGal 49,
amber 81 SSIEa1 40. Rye-Nominal ut
0Oca$l 90. BarlCy-NominAl. Malt-Flrm;
Lake Shore ut 81 30. Corn-Opened firm
and closed dull and heavy; mixed western,
steamer, S4as5ct do. sail, S6OSSc. Outs
Opened 10 better and closed dull and
heavy; mixed western 69a7ic; white 70a
7Ic. IIay-Firm at 06a70C. COfee-Steady
at l0alSAc. Sugar-Qulet; fair to good re-
filming STaS9Gc; prime SIC. Mola!ses-
Dull and heavy. Klce-Quiet and unchang.
ed. WhiSky-Steady at 81 20.
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NEdRo pUDDLERs.-It Is a noteworthy
fact, at the present time, that the only place
In the United States where negro puddlers
are employed, Is the works Of the Pitts.
burgh Bolt Company, at FrankStown, on
the Monongahela river, suburban to Pitts
burgh. At the mill mentioned there are
now twenty furnaces operated by negroes,
mainly, and the best Of them, from the
Trcdegar iron works, opposite old Libby
prison, Of war repute, at Richmond, Vir'
ginia, and, il must bo said, operated we'll
and giving satisfaction to the company
that has had the enterprise and tho pluck
to employ them and protect them at their
work, In defiance OF mob Ofseveral hun
Il red persons, and this without disturb.
Ance, I'LL now, under the same roof, white
and black are peacefully engaged in ma.
nipulating iron In the several stages Of
It's progress fro M pig-metal to railroad
bolts and hsh bars. Altogether there are
eighty negroes employed In these work
as puddlors, helpers, and as laboring
hands in general, and a happier set Of big
black boys (for negrOs intellect sci.
dom develops beyond that Of boy
was never seen, nor a more singularly mp.
propriate and picturesque. Barred TO the
waist, their sable skins, dripping with
perspiration, and glistenlng like oiled
and polished ebony, nay, cleaning In the
glow Of the semi.molten ball In its passage
from the fiery furnace to the Squeezer and
the rolls. Several Of them are muscu.
lar men, Of apparently extraordinary
slrength-their bodies huge, and the
Drawn Of their chests and arms In great
round masses-an appearance Of develop.
ment possibly never found In Africa, that
Calhese, lanky land OF laziness and gorg-
ing. But the world moves, Darwinism Is
Triumphant; aud II the muscle Of the
Ashailee and the Congo may be developed
beyond the nabbiness Of the hobbledehoy,
IL argues well for the enlargement Of the
negro brain.box and the growth Of the
box contents, beyond that Of the half
grown EngliShm6n till the steps be taken
from the pudding furnaces Of Pittsburgh
to the legislative halls at the Capital Of
the State, with as much grace by the
black a. by the whiLe.-Ftuak CoFdns Pa.
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CINCINNATI, June 10. Cotton-Dull
at l4NC. Flour-Steady and moderate de.
mand. Wheat-Steadyat 81 20al 90. Corn
Dull at 7Oa73c. 0ats-Dull at O4a6Sc.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Ilarley-Dull
and nominal. Oils-Unchanged. EggSand
Tlutter--Demand fair and market firm.
Cheese Steady at 0a9Jfp. POrk-Dulland
nominal. Iard-Dull and nominal. Bulk
Meats-..Dull and lower; shoulders al 8ISci
clear rib Sidesl1N ci clearEnOmlnally 1lNc.
Bacon-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm ut 81 10.
lIods-Dull; common SO 50A6 IS; fair to
medium 50 65a7 90; COED to choice 81 10a
n6 .HH
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THURLow WEEDS INTERVIEW WITH
Boss TwEED.-ThurlOw Weed, to-day, is
one Of our most influential citizens, He
is field marshal in politics, and his in
Auence with the different departments Is
exceeded by no one among us. Sick and
feeble IA he Is, he Is still great power.
lie Ia a humane man, and the feeble, OPP
pressed and suffering rarely appeal to him
In vain. Tweed, lifelong aCQuaint-
ance sent for Mr., Weed after his incarCe.
ration on BlaCkwells Island. lie found
the Boss suffering from bad treatment,
treatment which Weed pronounced bar.
barous. His cell was a stone collin, and
his cOnveniences would not have been
pronounced decent for dog. II was
through Mr.. Weeds Intervention that the
barbarous treatment to which Mr.. Tweed
was subjected was changed, Tweed was
30 grateful for this service rendered that
he again sent for Mr., Weed to help him
escape from his confinement. Mr.. Weed
penetrated the purpose Of the call and
visited the great chief at his island home,
Weed said "YOu have sent for ME, pre-
sume, to see II | will interfere to induce
the Governor to interpoSe in your be-
half" "Yes," was the reply, ~ am
afraid" said Mr.. Weed, shat you have
not the power to do the only thing that
would Justify an interference on your be-
half. II YOU could restore three or four
millions Of money, or even ono million,
Justice might bc satisfied and you re.
leased" ~ am utterly pOwcrleSS," Tweed
said, ITO make my restitution. Person.
ally | have had little benefit from the
moneys taken from the city. Everybody
had claim upon me, and right and left
have disbursed the funds to others. My
lawyers were paid half million. In.
vestments In real estate have been ruin.
Gus. Immense sums have been lost In
stock speculation; and though ! am re.
ported TO be immensely rich, except the
property settled on my wife have moth.
Ing" Bursting into tears, Tweed said, II
would gladly give up every dollar ! pos
sess in the world to make restitution.
II had been more selfish, md had taken
personal charge Of the money, | would
not have been here. / see the difficulty.
The property Ia beyond my control, and
cannot return II. And, unless | make
some restitution, the Governor could not
and ought not to interpose In my behalf"
-"BwleighS Letter 10 BoStOn journal.