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The New York herald., 1877-10-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Toy balloons Paris decorated with portraits OF
Thiers.
MIR. George n. Robeson, OF New Jersey, Is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr.. william Beach Lawrence, OF Rhode Island, is at
the Albemarle Hotel
Earl Russell is SO old and feeble that no Is lifted in:o
and out OF his carriage.
Congressman Morse, OF Massach usetts, is called q
rough and ready business man.
Harvard boys who do not 60 to church receive Gen.
sure marks Tor twent y-our bours.
Nr Gregore de Wiiamov, Secretary OF the Russian
Legation at Washington, is at the Everett House.
The superstition about the influence OF tho evil eye
increases among the common people OF Scotland
Chicago Tribune 1.-The popular air OF the Now
York democrats is shall We Gather at tho Canalg'n
Sons OF pacnas usually sent into government
Offices, whero for few years they DO work without
pay
senator James @. Blaine, of Mainc, arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, on his way to WASH
ington.
sir John Lubbock says that flies fertizc dull colored
and strong smelling aowcrs while bees the brill
liant ones.
rho planters OF Madagascar who have recently taken
rage for coffee planting opposed to a liberation
Of the slaves.
Two Tennessee men swapped wives the other day
well pleased, but officers OF the law broke up
the arrangement
Sir Henry Haveock, who Is visiting the Russian
army rides about with o large Cossack escort fur
nishcd by the Car.
A French establishment for selling ladies' goods
sends TO subscribers album containing pictures OF
dresses and other articles.
The Archbishop OF York recently said that II Is
part clcrgyman's duty play cricket, and that he
purposes to join a rowing club E"p
1t is nice Sunday afternoon to walk to church
over in nezhboring town and bring homo your coat
tail pockets full oi chesinuts
The question was recently asked, ''what is gentle.
mans restaurants" and the answer was. "A place
where men do not 20 TO with their hals on.r
Minnesota widowor went to church TO marry
second wife, but forgot to take IRON his hat tho
mourning band ,nat he wearing TOR his first wire
Count Dillon, OF Paris, and Colonel tho Hon. Will
lam Henry Fielding, o! ENGLAND, arrived from Europe
In the steamship Labrador yesterday and the Hotel
Brunswick
The harvesters near Rome prefer vinegar and wa,er
TO the WINE they get In a they can throw their
scythes with as much precision as q democrat can
throw a brick
Martini, the Hungarian rife Inventor, founded his
idea upon IN American Invention. Henry, who made
a comb nation Tor the English was the Edinburgh gun.
maker. The Turks use the Martn.henry rifle.
Colonel Ruckle, printer OF indianapolis elected
Sheriff us workinyman ana by saving and specuat-
ing ne made quarter Of a million dollars Reverses
came, and now he Is foreman Of tue Journal Job
rooms.
According TO the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer Of the
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

THE WEATHER.-The depression which had
moved into Canada on Wednesday has now adj
vanced enthusiastically into New York and the
New England States, with slight increase of
pressure ut its centre. Rains continue to prevail
within the low area, and high to dangerous
winds along its margins, particularly from the
northwest. The depression in the Northwest has
made some progress eastward and is ut present
central in Western Dakota. The marginal
side Of this low area. are also very heavy,
but no rains as yet attend the disturbance Be
tween the two depressions. and extending from
the lakes to the Gulf, lies the area of high
pressure whence the wind currents flow toward
the low barometcrs. The relative positions of
the high and low prcssurcs therefore cause west
crly winds the Middle Atlantic, easterly on
the North Atlantic and northcastcrly on the
South Atlantic coasts, northerly winds on the
Gulf coast southeastcrly winds IN the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys and variable winds
in the lake region. The temperature con-
tinucs comparatively low on the Atlantic
coast but has risen somewhat in the West and
Southwest. 1t is probable that the disturbance
now approaching the New England coast will
prove dangerous. That in the Northwest cer-
tainly presents indications Of more than ordinary
energy. Tue great storm Of the 18th has already
reached the North Europeancoasts. The weather
ia New York and its vicinity to-day will be cool
and cloudy or partly cloudy, possibly with light
showers and followed by clearing weather.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
Du Chailiu ON the Stanley Explora-
liOna.

One of the most pleasing features Of Stan
ley's successful exploration is that it is
hailed by all his fellow travellers in Africa
as the accomplishment Of the task to which
each in turn set himself and to which all
have contributed their share. The expert
ences recorded by his predecessors have
undoubtedly been of immense advantage to
Stanley, for they prepared his mind to
overcome difficulties which otherwise would
have come upon him without warning.
The most trivial obstacles to ordinary travel
in civilized countries become magnifed into
insurmountable barriers when encoun-
tered in the African wilds, where the ordi-
nary conveniences of life are rs far beyond
the travellers reach rs the greatest luxuries.
1t is only those adventurous men who have
braved the dangers of the African forests
and jungles in search of knowledge who
can properly appreciate the grandeur OF
Stanleys undertaking and the complete
ness of its success. Among these, dis
tinguished for courage, perseverance and
skill in exploration, Du Chaillu ranks
prominently, and it is from such man
that praise of Stanley's work can be accepted
without fear that it may be Influenced by
ignornre N-''- IN the long list Of
emin nj ,ss,, ~-.efs who have trod the regions
Of Equatorial Africa no name occurs better
calculated to evoke universal esteem than
that Of Livingstone Yet it was to rescue
this old hero that Stanley plunged into the
African wilds when he commenced the jour-
neys that have now been crowned with sue
cess. We present this morning M. Du
Chaillu's letter on the Stanley explorations.
It will be read with the interest which this
eminent travellers writings never fail to
awaken, and while rendering q graceful
compliment to the HERALD's representative
it also conveys such information as will be
found useful in studying his achievements.
AS preface to this communication we
also publish despatch from Washington
containing the latest information received
by the Department Of State from the COM
mercial agent of the United States at the
Gaboon concerning Stanley's arrival on the
west coast Of Africa. The reader cannot
fail to be deeply touched by the expressions
Of gratitude poured out in Stanleys letter
to the generous white residents at Emboma
who rescued his party from death by starva-
ton. None but those who have suffered
the extremity of hunger can realize what
that timely aid meant to the famishing
travellers. Truly the wonderful endur-
ance of Stanley and bis people may well
cause as much astonishment as the success
OF the great work which he undertook in
the face Of the most appalling difficulties
and dangers.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

ssrsnssss things in the world is to and Southern plant
srs buying OF Northern hay while sns heavy and
grievous task she whole year round IL 70 keep the
fields clear OF grass.
% sns Bosnian hot springs men and women st
dressed together up 70 their shoulders she seething
waters; then dropping coin TITO tho water which
the priest Of the next village nshes out for h,mse
they gallop round mound close BY nll they have
dried themselves and their apparel
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was active and strong Mt the close. Gold
opened at 103, advanced to 1O3ls and closed
at 1929. Government bonds were firm, States
higher and railroads strong Money on call was
active at per cent with few loans at 6 per
cent.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

SERIOUS CHARGES against the Sailor Boarding
House Commissioners are elsewhere printed.
Without undertaking to say whether the accusa-
tions true or false it cannot be denied that n
large number Of the places in question are as
bad rs they can be, and the agitation of the
question will, it is to be hoped, lead to much
needed reform.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

A STORY WORTHY OF TIE DARK AGES comes
from Waterford, Pa. The sale Of woman for
few bushels Of grain by one brother to
another and the fierce barbarity Of tarring and
fcathering are happily crimes Of rare occur
renee, even in the most unciyilized regions
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

The LATE CYCLONE it is to be feared, caused
large loss Of life and property at sea. Several
wrecks are reported by one of the German
steamers plying between Bremen and New
M.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

THE LATEST REPORTS from Senator Morton
do not strengthen the expectation that he will
be able to Immediately attend the coming ses-
sion Of Congress.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

From our reports this mo,1,,ng Ute probabilities
are that dte ,ceather IN New York and its riciaify
to-day ,c'H be cool and cloudy partly cloudy,
possibly uriM light showers and follorcd Jy clear
inn are0fber
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

TAMMANY HALL has issued its political black
mail circular. The people will anxiously watch
to see how many heads of departments will have
the courage to initiate the Fire Commissioners
and forbid the official robbery Of their employees
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

No FURTHER DIFFICULTY should be expe-
rienced in building good docks and sea walls
around New York The portable Golfer dam
tested yesterday proved a complete success.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

HE LATE ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's WILL gives
no idea OF the amount Of his property. 1t has
all been left to the Church.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
Il RIPPLE SH e e T
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. OCTOBER l2, ls77.

IMPORTANT NoTICE TO ADvERTIsERs-Io
insure the proper classification Of advertisements
Il is absolutely accessory Mat they be handed in
before eight o'clock erery crening.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

FULLER LIGHT is thrown on the Louisiana
Returning Board business in our New Orleans
dispatches. An explanation from Mr.. Tilden's
friends is in order
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

An OPINION OF considerable Importance to
landlords and tenants will be found in our court
reports.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

The AMERICAN INSTITUTE was founded half
a century ago. The fact that in seasons of ad-
versity as well as prosperity its annual fair has
always been held was pointed to with pardona-
BILE pride at the anniversary celebration last
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

The LATEST OUTRAGE on the flag is its seizure
for board bill. See law proceedings.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

PATERSON, N. j., in indicting two or three Of
her delinquent bank officials, has set good ex-
ample to other portions Of the country.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

Two New BIsHoPRICs have been created in
Illinois by the Episcopalian Convention.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Joseph Proctor. favorite actor, appears on
Monday evening, at Nibo's Garden, as Jibbenanosay
In "Nick OF the Woods'
.sMarried and Not Married,n comedy drama by
Leiss IN four acts, will be performed at the Academy
OF Music on Saturday evening
Charles Fcchter will appear in due time in his new
play ''Satan's Diary" at the Broadway Theatre, ar
rangements to this end having been completed by Mr..
James Duff.
The first concert In the Theodore Thomas series
takes place Wednesday evening" October H. The
Swedish Ladies' Vocal Quartet. and Master Leopold
Lechtenberg, q violin virtuoso, will be among the
attractions
Miss Emma Abbott sang at New Haven on Wednes-
day evening to large audience. II Is possible that
sho will sing at Gilmore's Garden on Saturday even.
ing when Mr. Arbuckle. the celebrated cornet artist
will enjoy the compliment Of u benefit
Owens will illustrate his transformations of Solon
Shinele and MAJOR Wellington de Boots at the Brook
lyn Park Theatre tonight Although the public are
familiar with them win be long before they will
have become obsolete On Monday Lestor walack,
In "My Awful Dad" will bogn IN engagement o! one
week.
The Edwin Adams benefit, which takes place this
afternoon at one o'clock at the Academy OF Music,
will probably attract the largest and fashionable
audience that has been in New York several
years All the available have beeu secured with
the exception Of some OF the boxes that wisely
withheld by the management for those who, unwill-
ing to doal with the spectators, may wait until the
last moment 1t is said that one party has offered
So 500 Tor the receipts Of the house, Orchestra
arc selling at $40 and $l2.
The Berlin police have followed the example given
by the Hamburg authorities in foroidding Adele
Spitzedor, former actress who committed gigantic
and wholesale frauds on poor, ignorant people in
Bavaria. from public reappearance on the stage. An
entcrprsing manager had engaged her at q consde-.
able salary to represent Maria Stuart and other
.ragical parts the boards of his theatre Placards
had already been posted announcing her performance,
and an overaowing house was expected, when the
government in the interest Of public morality, Fro.
hibited the public acting OF this noted criminal only
lately discharged from penitentiary the expira.
ton OF q long term OF Imprisonment. s4 80
The New York herald., 1877-10-12

THE FIFTY-DoLLAR NoTE of the Central Bank
Of this city has been counterfeited.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
oILMoRE's BENEFIT.

One OF the highest compliments ever paid to mem.
Der Of the musical profession was paid Mr. r. :.
Gilmore last night the occasion OF his annual ben.
eit concert The building was literally packed with
the best elements OF New YORK society. Grafura.
Dodworth, Downing and Gilmore himself ap.
peared In their full dress uniforms, and all
werc received with enthusiasm that
proved their individual popularity. The members OF
the bands themselves, numbering about one hundred
ana nty musicians, appeared in cItizcns' dress and
played one band ghout the evening The star
OF the evening was Miss Emma Thursby, who sang
Procn's air and variations rs Miss Thursby only eau
sing II. the perfection Of her STAGE TO Ii amazing.
The eminent tenor, Signor Brgnoli, came IN
for his fu share OF the laurels OF the evening Tag
hapletra eminently successful IN an aria from
"Don Carlos" and Mme Teresa Carrcno made the
piano heard throughout the vast building, whlo
ArbucKle applause in the familiar "Sweet BY and
BY" But the sensational feature OF the evening was
The "Anv Chorus In the production OF which all the
forces combined, the New York Choral Union,
$50 voccs all the bands grand string orchestra the
drum corps Of the rwenty.second regiment and col
ored brigade OF anvil beaers The colorcd boys ap-
peared In what they called Arab costume consisting
OF scarlet bouses and blue zouave caps with tassels
Mr.. Gilmore has wisely concluded to repeat the "Anvil
Chorus With the other strong features OF The
programme.
The New York herald., 1877-10-12
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GILMoRE's CONCERT GAIDEN-sUMxER CoScERr.
PARK THEATRE-CRUsHED rRAcspiAx
Union SQUARE THEArgE-srRucx Oh
EAGLE THEATRE-MiGnrY DOLLAR.
wALLAcK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK AQCARIUM-TRoPcAL FISHES
BROADWAY TERATRE-LA MAeJoiAiSx
GERMANIA TEEATRE-DxR Lo.~E TAcES ~
GRAND OPERA HOCSE-THR DaSirEs
BowERY THEATRE-TKxss AVENGERS
NIBLo'S GARDEN-THR Law OF rHx LAND
BRYAST's OPERA HousE-MISsrRELsv.
TIvoLl THEATRE-vARiKrY
THEATRE coMIQUE-vAnirrY.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MxcHASIcS
TONY PAsToR'S-vARRrY.
OLYMPIC THEATKE-vARIErY
SAN FRANCISCO M,SsTRELs
IRVING HALL-yAREry.
EGYPTIAN HALL-yARiErY.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOuSE-vARITry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
UTAH..
A DastardIy Attempt TO Assassinste
The Nsw York Herald Cor.
resp0udent.

New YoRK. June Tho Herald. Salt
Lake correspondent telegraphs that he was
fred upon last Saturday evening bya mis-
cresnt fifty feet away. The speed Of his
horse doubtless saved his lie. A holder
attempt at assassination was made to-day.
he says that while sitting alone In my
room = knock came at tho door. II WAS
opened by a man strongly resembling the
one who fired the pistol. He held his hat
aud a paper in his left hand. and while
bowling. rested his right hand In tho
bosom Of his coat. which was closely but
toned. lie asked my name, and being
answered. he then extended Q paper saying.
&c Here IL an affidavit which interests YOU"
lie stood ut q distance 0f some four feet.
Reaching out with my right hand 10 re-
ceivc tho paper which hs offered with his
left. he suddenly Withdrew u. Al tho
same time le advanced, and pulling .
short knife from his bosom. struck me .
heavy blow on the left breast. saying {:
Take that you -" Tho point
Of tho knife passed through two photo
graphs ON pasieboard aud glanced of from
q s~uspender buckle against which II
struck. aud which IL badly bent by tho
blow. Happily. the only injury 10 q sore
rib. The correspondent In question Is
Jerome II. Stillson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
Ilarrisgse.'s Last cAa.ee.

Harrington. tho man Who killed sulli.
van in Virginia City several months ago.
and who was found guilty Of murder in
first degree. has been granted new
trial by the Supreme Court OF the
State Of Nevada. II will be remembered
that Judge Rising passed the sentence Of
death upon Harrington. and that . stay
OF execution was ordered by the Supreme
Court. II IL not known upon what
grounds the new trial has been granted.
and parties most familiar with the
circumstances Of the killing Of Sui
Ivan think there Is but little
hope for Harrington getting clear Of the
punishment which they think no should
rightfully suffer. The stories told con-
corning his killing several men before.
are undoubtedly exaggerated. and should
not DO allowed TO prejudice the public
mind. The time for the new trial has not
been fixed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

TnE widow Of tho late Z. A. Pollard. the
distinguished Southern historian. will soon
appear In our midst. aAd will give an en-
tcrtainment, the nature Of which will 10
more fully explained hereafter. by the
death of her husband, Mrs. Pollard has
been left without means, and thrown upon
her own for maintenance. Shc
il 4 talented woman ~ we'll ~ . worthy
one, and no doubt will meet with q merited
reception at the hands OF our citizens.
Moonr's sALooS.-A bottle Of whisky
and a package Of cigars left at the NEWS
Office this morning calls TO mind the fact that
f.. Moore il still in the saloon business In
Gold Hill. Mr.. Moore has n OF the best
places In town. lie always keeps tho best
brands OF liquors. and Is glad 10 SEQ his
friends whenever they feel like calling
upon him. Drop In once In . while and
see for yourself.
Anew days ago all the storekeepcrs Of
Gold Hill and Virginia City had Winter
clothing and overcoats displayed In front
Of their places ~ business. To-day, Moth
ing l. seen but straw hats, linen busters
and other warm weather garments. Tho
clothing dealers are wise In their day.
SENATOR SHARON was In Gold Hill
to-day shaking hands with his friends aud
attending TO business. He visited tho
Justice mine and other mines.
TnE work Of improving @ street, vir-
ginia, has been commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
Nasis..l Guarti ii.ii. virginia.

The grand complimentary benefit which
has been rendered to ]. N. Ward. will take
place this evening. upon which occasion
there will be given ono Of tho finest enter
tainments ever seen on the Comstock. A
number Of iirst-class artists have volun-
tered their services, and the performance
will surely attain . high standard Of sI-
celleney. The following named ladies' and
gentlemen have offered their assistance /:
Miss Alicia JourdAn. Miss ChevAlisr. Miss
Carrie CLARK. Miss Mary stefin. Miss Ella
lay. Miss Annie Bell, Mrs. George De-
burn. Norris Gregory, George 7. Snow.
Billy Robinson, George Osburn, j. j.
Mack. J. y. Sheridan. ID. ID. Squirss. J..
II. Taylor and Charles Mathews. Pro-
fessor Dsllepiane will preside ct the piano.
The price Of admission Is only n dollar.
Reserved seats mny be secured At Ash's
book store, Virginia. without extra charge.
Mr.. Ward deserves . liberal patronage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

CoSsrASTISorLE. juno 1.-The Porto
has issued . notice warning mariners Of
its intention 70 place torpedos 10 certain
portions Of the Dardanelles and Bay OF
Smyrna.
CmcAoo, Juno 1.-The Times London
special reiterates In forcible language that
oil talk Of tho probability OF speedy peace
Is Q mere s~tockjobbing scheme, and that .
80 ~. nnots. ths rscsnt a..
Ssts IN Parliament. In which Minister
Of the Interior Gross, and Eorthcote.
took |. prominent part sna aeciAros .ns'
,hsir veiiiSelAn. iusss, 9e.ns s.tnn
Iicliy oy means OF "ioe'PIs n,ns.,aas
posters, nv kinaieu |. Li..Sa. M
movemen. VIZ ..nS.o m.
plds iAir 10 MUMMY AI 49, PIoyJs D..
mas from tne PiIncIp.a Su-
ropean ciues Of new mat sIrgngIy con.
nrms tnis. Dritisn oiPioulsoy u ~v.,,in6
enersetcaiiy % irus'iaH ueIn', Nuu
silisnoe ano tnrow ita!y l,so Ins VIZ
Austria. hussia 10 visorousiy sulv,ns W
neutraiife the Engiisn aiPlomscy ~ ae-
ierring an answer 70 peroy unnI p
mArek' itAly ana AusniA nAVs cnosen 'no''
course.
czAhs P~noohAhnk.
LONDON, June -AspecialIr ron vienna
70 thc is.sgrdpa says tnas on tne Cla,s
arrival ~ Pioesu counoh OF war VIZ %
bold; n on the IN Instant orders are 70
y gwen Ior crossing tho DANUBE ., lolAi
strs,iors urJss prin.s cbs,iss viII h
made from Kalsist.
n.,,,x ., n,,,,,h m...>sv.r.
Ioxnov lima t-Thsr. "a. rscsntiv
- -
. munny On posre isr AAlesy tug
armor-plated ship Alexandria, nag ship OF
the Mediterranean feet, on account OF the
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Arrival. ,n,. nss.,.x.
. LIVE BAisAM.

A. . eonausros Of Ihsunaii sm. Goas. Sea-
nlgi,. and cur. for serOfuia and all diseases
arising nom impuri,y Of bicod. The Old and
reliable family " edielne. Ilysit'- Life bs'-sm'
stands ~. quail-d. ss proven by over Soeo
great eurc- during the psst IA years. is
radical vegetable compound OF sarspariia,
docs, EuAiieup. etc anil . p-rmansnt cure
sold by III druggists and COUNTRY g'v.er
T.l. nothlnx else, and " they hssnt " We
SD By expnc.-. b.xei, e%yeywhsre, al y ana
Al Is p.r butt . !. Is aud 90 10 hall do<. hys''
x H,att 2ts Grand street. New lork.
mylo cod lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
BRONCHITIS.

lprom John FLAX, Eco. of pehnins'on' y HI
"Thrve years aimee ! va. very maeh r-dae~'
xi,h . dr-aifai coagh. which re-uitet In hron.
ehi,... affecting m. 80 severely ts,o frnas, !.
80. .l'i.sI a-y,r. night -wvats. and I was Tear
mi OF going ,n,o . decline. Aft.r rceoar-e 70
y.rous remedies to no purpose. 4 ma'c Ne "
m, wi-tsr'. hai-am of Wild Cserry. sfes nns-
lie. ct which mlly re-torrd me 10 neain'
49,. ,hat lime have hal several severe al
taehs Of cough, bat the Bsi-lm hes slwsy- r-.
navel them. always s."p u by me, AMI
should not know how to do without l.
Sail bt Ali druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
A FRANCISCO.
Rm,aored Combination OF the Pa.
ellie Mail aud Oriental mad Oeei.
deutai steamship Companies.

S,S FR,Scisco. Juno 1.-9 A. NJ
There isa rumor prevalent Of the proba-
biliiy Of the consolidation Of tho Pacific
Mail. Chinese and Australian lines with
the Occidental and Oriental line. The re-
port has hardly taken definite shape As re-
CARDS terms or the precise objects Of the
movement. but seems to point TO the alb
sorbtion Of the Pacific Mail by the Oriental
and Occidental Company. General Col
ton, director Of the D. and o. Company.
says le knows 81 no steps taken In that d.
%rcciion. though no intimates that some
such arrangement is among the future
probabilities.