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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-06

Business MEMoRANDA.-We observe
that only two Of the Pittsburgh bank.
publish 5 per cent semi.annuaI dividends
y number Of them only 3 per cent, and
two of them only per cent. The pasI
six months has been a season Of short
commons for banks all over the country
The bank clearings at Pittsburgh for
the six months ending on Saturday las.
wereSlll ,ss4,525 Al, as against SllO3i3,.
6O7 50 for the first six months Of 1876.
RIG, Dun & Co. report four failures in
20 counties Of West Virginia (incIuding
this city we presume) for the quarter
ending June 80, with an aggregate OF LA.
billties Of Sl,0O2, and for the first six
months Of the year nine failures lin %
counties) with an aggregate Of $4,000
The Pittsburgh Gd=etic looks for quiet
summer in business up there, "but moi
that condition Of utter stagnation which
has marked the summer months Of the
past two years."
The sale Of the Hcmpticld railroad ha,
again been postponed until August Sd.
John Nicholl, of Steubenville, sue.
cessor to Crumrine & NichoIl, made an
assignment on the Sd inst. Liabilities
$4,000; assets about 5000. The
principal creditors are the steubenviIle
banks. Mr.. N. is the son of Matthew
Nicholl, owner Of the Stone House farm
tOur miles west Of Bridgeport.
..Mr. Frank Oglebay informs us that there
were heavy rains yesterday at East Liv.
erpoOl, Ohio, which greatly damaged the
wheat.
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yancing our Public School System and
avoiding all diScord among the several
grades Of schools, as they now exist Ia
the state.-Prois. Joseph McMurran, g.
R. Hanan, and Col. B.W. Byrne.
3. The beat method OF promoting tech.
biological education in the several grades
Of schools in our State, 10 as to secure
that kind Of training for our youth that
will open the way 10 the more rapid de.
velopment Of the agricultural and miner.
al resources Of the State.-ProiJ. J. g.
Blair, W. K. Pendleton and II. n,
Merit.
These reports will bO laid before the
Association for discussion.
Wednesday morning, August 20, at II
o'clock, an address isexpeCted from Hon.
Chas. ]. Faulkner, and At s P. NJ. the Rev.
J. r. Thompson, President OF the W. Va.
University, will favor the Association
with an address on Harmonious Educa-
tion."
Thursday morning, August 80, at II
o'clock, Prof. E. S. Cox, OF Parkersburg,
will address the Association on the sub.
ject, Teachers As QuiCkeners Of lnSti.
tute Life"
DR.. Pendleton, State Superintendent OF
Schools, and other distinguished educa.
tors, are expected to favor the Associa.
tion with lectures during its session. The
good people OF MartinSburg extend a
hearty welcome 10 all and have made ar.
rangementS for the free entertainment OF
all members OF the Association. Those
who anticipate attending will please ad
dress postal to Mr.. Geo. s. Hill, and
comfortable quarters will be assigned
them. The b. 4 o. r. K. will furnish
return tickets to members OF the Associ.
alton. With so much to make the meet
ing attractive and pleasant, with so many
reasons connected with the educational
interests OF the State, TO give value and
Importance to its proceedings, we hope
every friend OF education will make an
effort to attend.
JOSEPH McAIURRAN,
Cor. Sec. ". Va. Ed. Assn.
| Papers Of the State plsase copy and
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Train Wrecked and Engineer
Killed.

CLEVELAND, July 5.-Passeuger train
No, s, on the G. G, G. & I. r. r, from
Columbus to Cleveland, was wrecked at
Gallon, Ohio, at $3.50 this afternoon. A
heavy rain had washed away a culvert
which was discovered by the engineer too
late to avoid the accident. He reversed
his engine, jumped to the ground and was
Instantly killed by the baggage car fall.
ing on him. The fireman remained ON
the engine and escaped injury. The con.
ductor and several passengers were quite
badly bruised but not seriously. Mr.,
Needham was one Of the Oldest engineers
in the service Of the Brotherhood Of Loco.
motive Engineers,
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FtNASCrAL MEMORANDA. - Marietta
and Cincinnati Sd mortgage bonds are
selling at 0 cents on the dollar in Balti.
more, and "West Virginia deferred Ger.
tltcates" at cents.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF yesterday
'ays that the new per cent government
bonds are becoming popular in that city.
SAys the Commrcial: 1.-THE rush for them
increases daily. There is no doubt oi the
solid value OF the bonds. The interest,
though moderate, is paid four times a
pear. The bonds are not taxable. Why
could not the American people be allow.
ed more than two weeks more 10 take
these bonds? Still good deal OF sub.
'cribing may be done in two weeks"
A Columbus letter in yesterdays Gin.
cinnati GaEette contains the following in.
teresting paragraph: "A point Of great
interest is the promplness with which
taxes have been paid all over the State.
The purely agricultural counties
have paid more closely and prompt.
ly than ever In the history OF Ohio.
From Drake county no delinqucnt list
was presented; very few persons were
behind few dollars, but the Treasurer
knew them all to be reliable, and told the
Auditor 10 charge HIM with the whole
duplicate-he would insure every cent Of
it. In Preble county the delinquent list
waS 30 small that the Treasurer reported
he could find no one willing to take and
collect il for what he could get. Other
counties present an exhibit nearly as
dattering. l regard this as the best POS.
sible assurance that great revival oi
business Is at hand. The farmers are oul
OF debt and have money. They have
used their old machinery for some time
and will want new. An immense crop ol
wheat at big prices now comes to give
Them an additional lift, and unless ali the
old rules are obsolete, they will have
money to spend and be able TO reiit their
farms and families"
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TANNERY BURNED,
20 a large Darn and shed; loss SO, ,OOO
LATER.1
Fatal Accidents on the Fourth.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-William Rus.
ser, aged 10 was shot and almost instant.
ly killed by VIM. Colbourn. The affair
was purely accidental.
While George Igo, aged 6 years, was
playing yesterday, Edward Dean, aged 10,
approached him, pointed pistol at him
and fred. The ball entered the body oi
the child, who died Of his injuries. Dean
was arrested.
Providence, July Sat Kingston last
evening an old brass cannon, used in fir.
ing salutes, was prematurely discharged,
killing ". Waite and seriously injuring
Charles Aldrich and an old colored man
named Lull Rhodes. Mr.. Adams also
had an eye badly injured.
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THE TURF.


Boston, July 5.-There were about
5000 people at the Mystic Park to-day.
The two best races OF the season trotted.
Great Eastern and Hopeful were matched
for 81 900; best three in five. The fol.
lowing is a summary: Hopeful, 1911;
Great Eastern, 2l22; time, 2:222, 2:2G,
2:ls3, l:l94. Second race-Lulu was
matched for $500 to beat 2:l4. She trott.
ed three heats and tailed, making 2:1St,
2:lGi, 2:19f.
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A Horrible Crime Revealed.

CINCINNATI, July GA horrible crime
has Just teen revealed In Loomis county,
Kentucky. A man named Roberts, liv.
ing on farm a few miles from Vance.
burg, had taken white boy some ten or
twelve years Of age to raise. Last De-
cember the boy disappeared, and Roberts
said he had run away. Lately a colored
boy in the employ Of Roberts said he had
something to tell II protection was as
sured him, and on receiving such a guar
Gntee he conducted persons to where the
skeleton Of the missing boy was found.
Roberts was arrested and taken TO Vance
burg jail, where he is guarded by police
men, but the citizens were organizing at
last accounts 10 lynch him. He is report.
ed as being man guilty Of other crimes,
and the reason assigned for killing the
boy ia that he feared he would expose him
10 prosecution.
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Jas. Gordon Ben
nett's courier, Albert Vogel, arrived here
last night by the steamship St. Laurent
He has Instructions TO prepare Mr.. Ben.
netts cottage, atNewport, Tor the latter
arrival. Fashionable gossip has it tha
a long delayed wedding, in which Mr.
Bennett will 10 one OF the principles
will take place shortly after his arrival
in this country. He Ia expected in thC
next steamer from Hayre.
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OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
OI the W. Va. Educational Asso.
cintlOn.

vi tue W. va. educational ASSO.
ciatlOn.
ElItOn IntelliGenSer;
The next annual session OF this associa
ton will be held in Martinsburg, on III,
iIh Tuesday (2Sth) Of August, and viii
continue in session three days.
Tuesday morning, August 2S, at II
o'clock, the welcoming address will b,
made by Rev. J. P. Hydes, and the reply
thereto by Col. B. W. Byrne, President o
the Association, or some one deputed b!
him.
The standing committees, appointed a
the last meeting OF the association, viii
report on the following subjects;
/, The advantage othRving uniformity
OF examination throughout the State fol
the several grades of teaching certificates
S,Prots, +. Il. Crago, TIC. Miller and
Superintendent J. NJ. Farris.
:, The proper character OF Primary
and Secondary Schools Of Colleges and
sn'versities; the best methods Of adjust
as The curricula OF these several schools
y ~ to secure q regular graduation Of
studies and generous education for all the
youth Of our State; the best means Of ad.
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Lower Rates OF Interest on Real.
Estate Security.

Some Of 1.-THE largest estates in New York
the A,tors, stuyvesantS, and the like
have been loaning on real estate for some
time at 6 per cent. The Mutual Life-In'
Uuranco Company has announced that II
will follow the example OF the Bowery-
Savings Bank, and reduce its rates oil
mortgage interest from 7 to Q per cent
This reduction applies not only to future
loans, bu! to those already made. The
amount loaned on real estate by the MI.
tual was, on December last, 500, $3.50, 2OO,.
IS. The Equitable has been making loans
Tor two months pas! at G per cent. The
Emigrant Industrial and the seAman's
Savings Bank have also made public a
reduction OF their interest charges to
per cent,
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BELLAIRE LoCAIS.-Dr. ". NJ. Jun
kins ia moving about daily, and is grad
ually regaining his health and strength.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated
here by grand parade Of the Odd Eel
lows, Knights OF Pythias and Red men
headed by the celebrated Wallace Cornel
Band. After passing through the princi
pal streets the Odd Fellows, accompanied
by the school children, repaired to Gene,
terry Hill for grand jollitcation, and tC
partake OF the many Injuries which We
know were richly supplied. Without
further comment, we here state that every
one enjoyed themselves hugely, and re,
turned well pleased, gay anil happy late
in the evening.
The German population at Cummins'
Grove had gay time, aud, the merry
daughters mingled with the sweet sounds
OF waltz, by Mr.. Crimpel's orchestra,
resounded through the air "a late as
o'clock in the evening.
The Roman Catholic Society, who pa.
raded in the morning, headed by their
brass band, picnic.ed at the Indian Run
Orchard, beinganeye witness, we must say
that everything passed of agreeable and
pleasant. This ends another day, which
at all times receives the celebrities and
respect Of the native born as well ns oil
the adopted citizens in this glorious land
Of freedom.
Services at the Disciples Church this
evening and t).morrow evening.
J, E, D,
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Heavy storm In Berks County,
Pennsylvania,

PoTnvuLE, July ga violent atoru
passed over the northern part Of Berks
county this afternoon, followed by heavy
wind and hail. At Hamburg the N. I,
Church, the largest church in that section,
was unrooted. Reports show that twelve
barns we're unrooied and several blown
down. The schuylkill bridge was dam.
aged and the roof blown Of.
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NEw YORK, July 5.-The following is
published to-day:
Please state that I have not resigned
the paStorship OF the Church Of Divine
Paternity, nor has any change OF any
kind been made in my relations with the
society. l did propose to resign solely
on the ground Of i'll health, but my pro-
position was not accepted.
Yours truly,
(SiWed) E. H. CHAPIN.
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CLEVELAND, July Sat Sharon, Pa,
on the Sd, while Miss STcGelvey was dri.
wing, her horse was frightened by n man
named Bell. She reported It to her father,
who found Bell and knocked him through
store window. Bell went home and
told his son who went in search Of McGel.
w whom he found at the store. Young
Bell seized peice Of iron and struck
McGelvy on the head, inflicting Injuries
from which death ensued this morning.
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COLUMBUS, July 5.-Preparations for
the fourth annual encampment Of the
Soldiers National Reunion, from Sept.
4th to Sept. eth next, at Marietta, O., are
actively going forward. A majority Of
the Ohio National Guards will be in
camp at Marietta, and letters Of inquiry
indicate an average daily attendance Of
at least $4,000. Letters OF acceptance
have been received from Generals Sher-
man, Fitzpatrick and Crook. The Con.
federate side will be represented by Gem
erals J. Z. johnson, F. N. Cockerill and
Bradley Johnson.
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NORFOLK, VA, July 5.-ln difficulty
last night on the excursion steamer
Banks between DR.. W. G. Wilson, As.
sistant Surgeon Of the U. s. Navy, and 4
colored man named Brown, the former
shot at Brown and slightly wounded him.
The bullet struck a coIored woman, who
was severely wounded. DR.. Wilson was
arrested and had partial hearing before
the Mayor and committed for ten days,
awaiting the result OF the woman's injury.
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NEW YORK, July 5.-Sec'y Sherman had
an interview with Collector Arthur at the
Custom House this morning. Mr.. Sher-
man also attended meeting Of the Syn
dicate, and it is said that he will have q
conference with jays commission in re-
gard to the recent reductions in the Gus
toms service.
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Gathering oil the Singers

New YORK, July 5.-Madame Pap,
penheim and Franz Remertz, together
with several saengeriest societies, will
leave here in few days to participate
in the great musical festival at Louis
vile, July 10th to SOth. Boston, Phila
delphia, Brooklyn and Williamsburg
will send strong delegations.
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MILWAUKEE, July 5.-Yesterday the
Greenback Convention met at Portage to
nominate State ticket. About 100 del.
egates were present. E. P. Allis, Of this
city, was nominated for Governor. The
platform calls for paper money and good
times:
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Asuiciding Family.

MEMPHIS, July 5.-The body of young
man named William Baker, employed at
Browns restaurant, was taken from the
river to-day. lie is supposed to have
suicided. He came here from Illinois
with brother and sister about three
months ago. His brother says he is the
9Th one Of the family that has shielded.
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THE STORM.

Lightning struck the house OF Robt
Steel during storm this evening, doing
considerable damage. The roof OF the
High School building was blown off dur.
ing tue storm. Lightning struck the
station building at Caldwells Station, at
the junction OF theB. & o. and SiotavaIIey
Railroads, q few miles from this city,
Wednesday night. The building was
totally destroyed; loss $1,000.
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Fight with Horse Thieves.

LITTLE Rock, July 5.-A special to the
Ga:ets from Prescott, Ark, gives an &C.
count OF fight between gang Of horse
thieves and Sheritf7s posse, fifty miles
below this place, in which one Of the
posse and Presbyterian minister were
killed. The murderer was riddled with
hnckAhnt.
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Who would have thoughtto have seen
the Hon. D. D. T. Farnsworth and the
Wheeling Register working so dociIe to-
gether on the Capital question. Wonder
if this remarkable coming together is a
nucleus around which to form the new
party in West Virginia.-Barbour Co.
HGindcaier.
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The Sccretary OF War nj Leaven.
worth.

LEAvESwoRTH, July 5.-The Secreta
ryot War arrived here this morning un,
announced. He is the guest Of General
Pope and declines any public reception
The officers and ladies Of the fort and
many Of our citizens have paid their re-
speetS to him. He leaves here this after,
noon.
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The frequent rains and warm weather
are bringing forward the corn wonder.
fully fast in this vicinity. The crops Of
all kinds for Fifty miles around Wheeling
are reported az decidedly above an aver.
age.
From the Valley of Virginia we learn
Through the Valley EGrginiau) that the
harvest now being cut there is more than
satisfactory. The area Of wheat was un.
usually large this year.
From Kentucky we learn, through the
Louisville Commercial, that the farmers of
that State have harvested the finest wheat
crop ever produced on its soil. The
crop will not be less than seven million
bushels, and the surplus will bring four
or fve.million dollars into the State-u
very snug little sum in hard times.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DesIruus Of
Engaging 10 6Fape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
EaFdenlnn.

account Of advanced aga Am desirOua OF
changing my residence, and therefore offer for aals
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, "a
tho river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MartiR'B Ferry, and Immediately adIOlninS tho VII
age Of Etnayille. The property eonAGtl Of 90
acres Of hill and table land and Is ol river bottom
In the hll there are two seams Of coal, 6k and 3k
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an 8 foot
vein Of close texture sand or free st0ne an Is foot
vein Of uNrl, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of depohtI Of o rich and valuable
character.
On tho surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently sonng 10 the east, aud all under direct ex.
posrc to the sun, Is Vineyard Of 81 acres mostly
CaaWbl grapes, all in hRe bearing condition, about
seven years old, which hAA proven itself able to pay
handsome per cent To the cultiVator.
The property ID being approached above and be-
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homesteads, and Is now really the only unoccupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II 10 valuable "a an investment for capital seeking
aie purchase, and valuable TO those who want nAr-
kst gardening ground close TO the city. It fronts
beautifully upon tho river and commands view Of
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of EAla will be one-thlrd cash, balance
In two annual paymentS, pGr cent interest on de-
tsrTed payments. For further particulars Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the pratniSesr or by mall at Bridgeport, Ohio,
ana
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Pm.


This iavorite Hotel, with accommodations for
800 guests, has been leased BY the IubstTiber for
term Of year.. II can he nid with confidence that
tho Old MTchAntB, under the new administration,
Is already assured success and Il 10 my dGternii-
nation 10 meet the just expectations Of ihe public
In these times Of financial depression by introduc-
Ing graduated scale Of prices from e. 20 to 81 %
per day, with board according to location Of room
The service, table and all other accommodations,
the same to Oll guests.
During the past year many improvements were
made, among them passenger and baggage ElsVa.
tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy access Other
improvements are in progress, which, when dnish-
ed, will place the Merchants Hotel second 10 none
In Philadelphia
The location Of the house Is one Of the most con.
venient and really central Of any in the city Tha
rooms arc light, airy, we'll ventilated and hAud-
sOmsy furnished. H0rlo cars Of various lines pass
constantly BY the door, Offering every opportunity
to the guests, every moment day and night, TO visit
all points Of public interest.
je25 B. LORE, PROPRIETOR.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
skirmishing the Order Of the Day.
The Cavalry Striking Out for the
Balkan Range.
The Russians, Like John Browns
Soul, are Marching On.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
skirmlshing the Order Of the Day.
WAR NOTES.
Fleeing from vengeance.

BuCHAREsr, July 5.-It is said that the
Mussslmen are preparing TO Gee from the
scenesot last years atrocities in Bulgaria,
tearing vengeance by the Russians and
Bulgarians.
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CAMDEN, Ne, July "a. Thayer aud
VIM. Perry, OF Rochester, were drowned
IN Penobscot Bay to-day. Their boat
was capsized by swordfsh which they
were endeavoring 10 capture.
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ENGLAND.
Death OF Benjamin Rush.

LONDON, July 5.-Beniamin Rush, aged
GO years, described as formerly connected
with an American Legislature, died last
Saturday Of heart disease in an omnibus
on Regent street,
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SCOTLAND.
Arrangements for Gen. Grant.

EDISBURG, July Sat a meeting Of the
Lord Provost Commission Of this city
the Town Council was resolved to rec.
ommend Council to grant General Grant
freedom Of the city on the occasion OF
his visit in August or September next.
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TuE Democracy OF Belmont county
meet in convention at St. CIairsville on
the I'd Of August to nominate candidates
for representatives, in the Legislature and
for a number Of county offices.
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BASE BALL.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Louisville, |; Gin
cinnati, 3.
INpIANApoLts, July 5.-Indinnapolis
4; TecumsehS,2
EyANsv11LE, July 5.-Evansville, 8
indianapolis, 0.
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FINANCIAL.
IouS X. BoTaToED, Prct. GEo. ADAMS, ca.h'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
,t1So,uoo

This Bank il Organized and prepared TO tTAnIaet
the business Of banking In ali itH details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling.
"a owned by the sAme shareholder and Ia under thc
um0 management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of ltS Cor.
respondents and DepositorS, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their Eahcs 4 hopes % merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
, Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject TO check At Ilsht no
eeiyed from Banks, Bankers, Finn Corporations
and Individuals.
or At hEEd dates.
Interest allowed on Special DCpoaIts.
pIRECrom:
John K. BotGiord, WIN, R. gImpson.
jacob 3. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
VIM. A. ISett, John /. HObbS.
A. NJ. Adams, o, c, Dewey,
Henry II. Harper, my2l-d4v