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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

Arment's Black Hills letter will be found on
the first page.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
DIED.

In this city, on Wednesday, July 18th. 1877,
Lawrence Love, infant son OF DR.. T. A. and
d. Mckinney, aged year and 4 days.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

Henry Schwciter is around every morning
with his big blocks of clear ice.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of wall
paper at the Postofice Building-for sale. lift
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

We sell all kinds OF Sewing Machines for
twenty-five per cent. less than the Company's
retail price.
l7-2t KENDLE & GRAHAM.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

IN :onnectl IN with the following list
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dcnces, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several of the best
business lots in the business center of
:he city. Call at our Office for intor-
piatlon as 10 price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
The School Bond Vote.

Remember the school house vote. Every
body knows how the EAGLE stands. The
prop osition submitted does not meet our ideas
but still its long ways ahead Of nothing.
Our old friend and Florida correspondent,
j. NJ. Copeland, brought in wagon load OF
field corn roasting ears yesterday morning,
very large and fine. He has our tina nks for a
busnel.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

In this city. on Friday. July 20, 1877,
Frankey Edward, only child of William E.
and Juda Bilderback, aged eight months and
four days.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

Captain Davis has a fine new piano for sale
Inquire at Pomeroy's music rooms.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

A number of new legal notices will be found
int
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

NO. 46i-South half Of the northeast quarter
of section 81, township - range east,
containing so acres: miles southeast
of Wichita, bottom Ind. Price lJG0.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
WILLIAM A. DAILY.
Agent for A., 7. IS. F. Railroad Lands,

NVUNI HUFE, NEUU VIVA CO., 1ASdN.
These lands are among the choicest owned by
this company, and parties desiring homes should
see them before purchasing. Long credit at low
rates of interest. No trouble to show lands. Let
tiers of inquiry promptly answered. l.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
WALL PAPER at Post Office Building.

We sell the American, Weed, Singer, Will
son and White or any other good machine.
1877 kENDLE Il GRAHAM.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

A little daughter of G f. Hargis has beer
quite i'll the past week
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

The Walnut Valley Times says a man from
Sedgwick county was oyerhauled in town the
first of the week for stealing a herse. Il
seems the fellow had taken the hoise from
some OF his own relatives, hi tched it to bug.
gy and lit out. His friends came up with him
here, took the horse and buggy, but refused
to prosecute the thief They parted company
on the street, the meek-eyed horse thief look
ing very doleiul till his captors got out OF
town, when he Immediately braced up, took
a drink of whisky, and was ready for suolh-
er adventure
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
New Terms OF Sale of r. r. Lands.

New Terms OF Sale of r. r. Lands.
The following new terms OF sale for Railroad
Lanos VIII be IN force from and afler July I'd, n.
No. l. Same as heretofore in use.
No. 2. Old terms No. 2 is discontinued and the
new terms viii be on years time, with q
OF principal and per cent. interest paid
at time OF purchase, The md payment will
be only interest att pee cent Thereafter
e of the princI al and per cent m
teresto on the remainder will be paid annual
u On this terms of sale we discount 20
per cent. from the appraised price.
No. The same As heretofore In use only will
discount 80 per cent. from the appraised
price.
NO. Cash sales for which we discount asH per
cent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
Out Across the C5wskin.

Forester Il Bradley, of the Chicago plow
factory, were both in the city on Saturday.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

Kansas veteran editor, Sol Miller, OF the
Kansas Chit, last week observes, in the
course of some remarks touching the anxiety
shown by the average Democratic paper over
the cest OF county printing, "tbat it is not so
much the amount paid SO much as to whom
paid" For once Mr.. Miller must be mis-
taken. We always thought that such attacks
were pure dsinterested patriotism inaugu-
rated solely in the interest OF the taxpayer
and tor the purpose Of squelching fraud anC
corruption. We can't believe otherwise.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26
To Trade.
Notice to Wheat Depssitors.

BY an order Of the court we are authorized
TO pay the depositors OF wheat with the Wich-
tia water mills, with tue late firm OF Wheeler,
Thomas g. Co. Present your deposit checks
and get your pay. G. ROUSE & Co.
l5-4t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

ATNA, Hartford Connecticut, Assets
PHOENIX of Brooklyn, 80
NORTH British 81 Mercantile, G.B. "
HOME, New York, 81
AMERICAN Central, ST. Louis. No. %
PHGNIx, Hartford Conn,
GERMAN-AMERIcAN, New York, :.
INSURANCE Co. of North Amer'a ..
FIREMAN's FUND, SanFrancisco :"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

Star Clothing House, ID door south OF the
pest office. 12-tt
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no. G5S-60 acres, s miles from Sedgw ic
CITY, good land. 40 acres in tcultva
ton. hedge rows broke, well - feet,
good water. some fruit and forest
trees Price SI200. 800 cash and
balance on l, = and 8 wears time at
per cent interest. We have rail-
road land adjoining this farm.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

NO. 704-A farm that is farm. 32G acres 4
miles frem EIpaso. 1jG acres in cu.
tiva,ion, 20 acres in wheat and look
ing well. = dwellings one 14x24 plas-
tered, the 12x24 unfinished. Entire
farm hedged and cross hcdged, two
and three years old. Also good cor
raj of 1G acres fenced with post and
board fence. Also 800 and year old
fruit trees bearing, l 800 one year old,
1900 forest trees, watered by Dog
creek and good wells. Price $1,000,
500 hundred of which can run for
three Years.
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MONEY TO LOAN

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WANTED.-A situation in an Office, by a
young man OF steady habits. Net afraid OF
extra work or trouble. Address c. d. E.,
EAGLE office Io.t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-07-26

NO. I0l-60 acres 9 miles south of Wichita,
40 acres in cultivation. good hedge
watered by the Chisholm creek. Price
1,2G3
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j. l.. RUsBRIDGE, Pastor.
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NO. 660-1G0 acres Of miles from Valley
Center, 40 acres in cultivation, small
frame house, watered by branch of
living water. Price IS per acre.
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NO. 13l-Also so acres in Lincoln township, Is
acres in cultivation, dwelling l6Xse with
cellar, kitchen skis, plastered hedge
sides, good well, 400 peach trees bear
ing. loo forrest and cherry trees. Price
1000, 400 of which be had on years
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31

Hampton Roads; scr jennie simmons Ycung pn ss
Pha cleared bgs Alfredo Mr. Barcelona e q bass Re.ty
boston. Sailed steamship Junata PhaIepai parA Do''
NORFOLK Match 3oThe ship Winchester before reported
folk. Sailed bark Harriet Campbell. for Newry ,,....
PHILADELPHIA March 30.-Arriyed steamship ,rloneer
Liverpool brig Mary G. comery, sagua schr. Daniel Nor
ton Annapolis g. and bark reported me hIe anS
s. Corson. Boston Chas SAMPSON cage bo,ton
W% Bncs Miller Bsy 6r richard vsS1 Robnsob
Georgetown; Charles Lawrence Lake, Pensacola uvo,
ward Young New.York Elizabeth, Clark Philadelphia
Cleared, steamships yineand Bowen He Iga q.
Rodney Parker Parker New.Hayen. Sailed 6srks VIM.
Tide Figlia; brgs Francisco Antelope and 10
BARIFx, Ca March So-Arrived. bark Canada tGerl La
mant from Berwick on Tweed scotland. ..,. Granada,
Panama , 49,, 80 a.
bark D. A. Brayton Duenos Ayres for Boston .,on and
BOSTON, March 30-ArEyed, barks Albertina Upton ana
maso City. cleared. steamship Appold Lovelsnd,
ton anderson Martiniqaci Moran, nan. RIshIaopd yai
brigs Erie sparks surinam Helen Kurdish West aneles
nam Caleb Eaton savage Hayt Sea Lion. Patrick Port
a1 i rTnes Anon Bird nrnk WsSs F as Bali
Hattie COombs Bishop Richmond. Va sailed steam
snip Geo. Appol; barks Neptune aud Norah brig heien
DISASTERS
FALL RIVER March 3O.-The steamship Hercules Capt
Swasev from Port Richmond which arrived here today re-
@s n iS sra aSr X j. for vita oy ster
naps S"GG miles RSf s a The r
soop which SUNK in Is minutes, and brought EN- 10
KEY WEST Fla March So.-Tae bark cadiz CNor). Del.
scn lumber from Pensacola for London struck on Log
cW We're saved S the vessel was by
The American scbr. Veto. Capt kIc struck ON Alligator
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN, March 3O-The White star Line steamship
Celtic, Liverpool sailed hence at 2So p H. Tor New
YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
GENERAL NOTES.

BOSTON has two things Oh its mind: Turner's
q" Slave Ship" and Civilization at Harvard"
There was q terrible death from hydrophobia
in Philadelphia on Thursday. Michael Crossen, a bar
tender went down cellar Christmas Eve and was bit
ten nv small terrier while drawing glass Of ale. On
reaching the barroom found his finger bleeding, and
after an hour or two he had the wound cauterized 1t
then healed I'D leaving Six days ago he felt
numbness In that hand accompanied by tngng In the
Nngers The progress OF the disease was very rapid
he was Kent under the influence OF powerful anodyDes
and the WILSON'S were held in check Two hours be-
fore he died he was seized Win Grriple SPasm anu
bounded out OF bed
George Perkins may be considered a gentle
man not properly used according to the principles OF
Websters Dictionary His wife caused him to be sent
the other day TO Baekwells Island as vagrant" In
dicnant at this practical mputaton upon his staying
ouaies Perkins sued out his habeas corpus ana upon
1t appeared that he had served three terms on
tbe Island his last stay there being for six months Not
withstanding this proof Of his being anything but
derer the Supreme Court decided that going down TO
the Island and occasionally coming up again constituted
yagrancy. SO Mr. Perkins was remanded 10 the same
Extremely limited vagrancy and, legally considered s
more OF "a vagabond " than ever
The frigate Potomac Is to be sold to-day
at League Island She was built OF Washington In 1921
after the model OF the Old Ir0nsdes, and carried a.
gums She was the flagship OF the Pacific squadron In
1881 Of the Medteane squadron In 1887 and Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
MUSICAL And DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Kellogg troupe was in Boston last week.
Miss Cary sang in Portland, Me-, on Thurs
day night.
Mr.. DAILY will bring out "The Princess
Royal" tonight.
Tony Pastor is giving magnificent variety
show at his thcatcr.
The drama of Crosse Michel" is in prepara-
ton at the Grand Opera House.
Mr.. Wallack intends to revive "Rosedale'
and The Clandestine Marriage"
Sir Randall Roberts has been well received
In Boston, both actor and reader.
Mr. Boucicault will shortly appear in Brook
Ign, In "The Shaughraun."
Mr. Rowe and Miss Kate Girard are shortly
to fill engagement III Brooklyn. appearing IN Brass
Miss Rose Eytinge, acting at the Park Thea,
ter, Brooklyn. took benefit last night, and appeared
Lady Macbeth.
"Miss Multonn was revived on Monday even
ing at the Grand Opera House Little Bijou Heron is
acting in II.
Sir Julius Benedict's overture, 1.-THE The en-
chanted Forest" played at the Crystal Paace' Loh-
don, on the Gath ult., for the first time
Miss Nelson began her engagement az the
California Theater. san Francisco, on March 81 as
het Mr.. T. w. Keene played Romeo.
Rubnsteins "Maccabees " was recently pro-
duced for the first time In the Russian language, AT the
Theaor Marie, at b. Petersburg RupnStein conduc'cu
In person.
Edwin Booth will act in ew-Haven,. Hart,
ford, worcester, Providence and other Ney England
cities and will end his present season. late In May Ill the
Boston Theater.
Mile. Albani has had q phenomenal success
I'm Paris The Gauois points to the fact that second
box-ofice had be opened as significant OF this All
the Paris Journals speak enthusiastically OF her.
Mile. Fechtsr, daughter of Charles Fechter,
the actor has mace her debut In Mgnon at the Opera
Cnmiaue Paris AS an actress Miss Fechter was emil
neDty successu singer, she has but little voice
Mile. Aimee will appear at what is callea
sacred concert on Sunday evening at the Eagle Theater
and will take benefit on that occasion one OF inc 81,
cred songs that she will sngis "Hideorandt Moh'rose
The public that finds its pleasure in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31

Brazil squadron In 1910. During the Mexican war she
Joined the West India squadron under Capt NJ c. Perry
and was ordered expedition against Tobasco,
which captured without any loss She aided also In
the capture Of the Mexican schooner Amelia. In
1861 she ordered To the West Gulf squadron partc
pating In the attack Mobile by Admiral Farragut In
1868, and being blockade duty. She engaged in the
attack Forts Pckens and McRea at Pensacola harbo
and after their Surrender remained In the harbor as
blockader and guard-ship.
THE TRIBUNE has received several letters
from Brooklyn correspondents in relation TO the recent
action of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church In
declining to take part In the installation service at the
Tompkins Avenue Church. These condemned to the
for experience has taught that the pubca
ton of q single letter any phase OF this Congrega
tonal controversy will uncork inKstand after nkstand
and bring hundreds Of replies, with more or less efer
vescence Of temper The attitude Of two prominent Con-
the Irishman's method of getting rid of mosqutoes
puts the netting all over the bed ana then craws III.
ting ID when the bastes have all through by st.
Patrick! lust slips out and shapes on the floor"
Francis Hinckley of Boston gave startling
testimony Thursday In relation to the westboroueh
Reform School. before the Joint Committee on Pubic
Charitable Institutions He said that, while he was In
the clerks office Of the institution day, he heard
punishment being administered In the superinendents
Office and counted AZ blows at each one Of which the
boy screamed his cries growing fainter aud fainter The
boy Ftzglbbons Two OF three days afterward the
clerk told him. in conversation about the case that that
was only of three whppings he got for the same
onse and added that he tainted under the punishment
The clerk told him that the superintendent punished
Fitzgibbons until he was tired and then Hogged him
again. Then Chase logged him until he was tired, and
Hogged him again. The name Of the third person who
logged him was not given. Watson's face was black
and blue, and the skin broken In several places
Witness made some remark tG< him about the
severity OF his whipping, and Watson replied;
eyes, they have almost killed me Tor nothing
WI Than cd
of the boys Goss Turner and Quinn for making dis,
turbance in the lodge under the chapel Coming out OF
the chapel the superintendent remarked, Those boys
have had their turn now will have mine" The hose
by which the boys drenched had an inch nozzle.
The witness did not Thomas Garland until after lie
was dead Mr.. Rice took the boy, naked and wet INTO
the scboOIoom and ogged him. and after promising him
further punishment by the superintendent sent hun TO
the lodge The lad next found dead This testimony
shows that there are some remarkably wel-deVeopcu
brutes in Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
PUBLIC OPINION.

There seems to have been little too much
nervousness" in promises Of Stanley Matthews and
Representative Foster.-I Richmond Dispatch tDclnJ
If Mr.. Hampton and Mr.. Packard would keep
their mouths closed and their brains cool, would be lar
better for the causes they assume 10 represent In
haunting the high horse they have done, neither has
,o his position whit more secure but 90 me con-
irary is more danger vi disastrous tunDle-lCleyc
land Herald (RepJ
Nobody is damaged very badly by the pub
LEGATION of the letter. so lar Us we eau
ace These gentlemen did not clam 10 nave any authority
TO act for Hayes but they expressed their CONVICTION That
he would do certain things IL Is ~ be hoped they were
not mistaken, and 1t is equally to be hoped tha sacn
nr Coneressnen TO abstain throwing the country
into anarchy .-lBOston Herald CndD
II was often said by the Republican leaders
of 1872 and with emphasis and effect that II Greeley
shouId be elected lie would put c1ebe IN Ills Cabinet
That IL lust the dreadful thing Hayes has done RepuD
cans OF 1872 then entertained Us with laugh OF de-
rslon at the idea OF shaking hands across te o99ay
cbasn" But this IL exactly the entertainment 10 when
the Republican party invites us since Its new Dlrtn
and baptism and 1t does this just II 1t had never
thought doing anything ese.-i Indianapolis sehthe
DcmD
The people would, at any time, be more
satisfied TO re- " upon the honest Judgment OF Presd. MT
HAYES than upon any number OF commissions, ana MS
Judgment was expressed 10 the entire satisfaction OF tne
nation did not regard with favor state government
held in place by the cohesive power Oh fsucra troops
Let him stick that and he VIII DC right-lfhhauci-
phia Inquirer (Rep)
We have been ridiculed frequently by for
,neTs for the intensity OF feeling displayed during
presidential canyasses but the feeling mas more Jnstin
catin than We always to admit The President and
his immediate advisers WIN ai~ayS Eu saus ys w
onr society and his influence Will always be distinctly
shle therefore, the formation OF our national CHAR
actar The ideals OF the rising generation can never
eativ srpass the accepted qualifications for the chief
magstracy OF tho Rcpubhc-lTne Nation tlnd)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other SHIP Gsrs see Serenh Page.l
ApVIVCD


Bark Robert Godfrey (of st John. N B chapman, Turks
Island days. win salt 70 j. T. g. e. HODlhsoh vessel 10
p. /. Nevius & son. ,, -, Nh, ,
Bank Kong Carl tN0r Henficksen, llVerpOOl Mafeh l.
In ba last 20 &. Tobias & co. -.
Rark (Aust Galway Jan. % In ballast 10
slocoych & CO. Anchored in GTayeseud Bay for orders
Bfir Acmo DAM, Paulsen. Rio Granae 40 sui jan rs,
will hides. &c: To order. Anchored IN Lower BAY. -
B1g Hero ParsbOro y. 81 Davidson. Port span feD
g. and Bermuda March 20 with asphaltum TO Ios Fields
vessel TO C. Put into Bermuda with f0ema,t
sprung has been days north Of Hattea Win ~ L. ahd
shr Ramon de Ajura (of philadelphia, Magee Matanaas
"A days With sugar RiOuda Benjamin Co.. vessel TO A.
DAYTON days north OF Hatteras with ~ r. gales
and snow split Ji0, 49, r, ,.,., To-, q, 49,,
Rermuda Narch salt f. Moult0n Co. vessel To
George SquiTes Put Into Bermuda Feb ~ leaking has
been 10 days north OF Hatteias. with n. l.. gales,
sehr Matthew Nassrr, 1r, Kelley, New Bedford
sohr George b. Soer NORWOOD Providence Tor Pot John
..-..
MEMORANDA.
shin Southern Chief Higgins from Liverpool which arrived
anchored at sandy HOOK was oWeu up 10 staten
Island this evening 80, o,, 4, ,,, 3,
Bark Carl Johann Nor Oklund from seth Wheh arrived
2th anchored az SANDY HOOK was to"ed up 10 staten
Island tits evening
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoRIfE March 3O-Ceared, ship Tonawauda, Liverpool
WUMIS,IoS ~ C., March 3O.-Arryed, bark Hera (Nor)
Gronn. Liverpool - a., -, =, s, NJ,
PogTLAAU March 80 Cleared DARK - r. spring buehos
Ayie~. - -, m c,oo.o, ,.,,x m. pr.,out 10.
Napes Passes-No arrivals SAILED steamships New York
for New York; Jaeinto Liverpool .
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 3V-afrNeu pafk paphhe' bAr'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-31
ERIE REORGANIZATION.
RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLDERS WHO DO NOT ASSENT OK
WHO DELAY PAYMENT.

RIGHTS or STOCKHOLDERS WHO DO NOT ASSENT OR
WHO DELAY PAYMENT.
A letter was sent on March 20 by the bank
ers Hallgarten & Co., WhtehOusc Co., Ruttcn Bohh'
and speyer a. Co. OF this city to exGOy e. d. Morgan as
the representative i'll America jointly with John Lowber
Welsh of Philadelphia OF the Board OF Trustees IN Lon
don for the reconstruction scheme of tho Erie Railway
Company asking whether stockholders, either COMMON
or preferred who do give III their assent 10 the
scheme pay their assessment by today sti nave 'n
right thereafter participate in the scheme ana upon
what tcrms9 Gov Morgan declined answering the qS-
ton until after consultation with Mr.. Welsh Yesterday
Mr. Welsh and he held conference In TINS city on INC
subject and prepared the following reply
In article ID the scheme OF the trustees you WI" see
that all payments made after tine Isl (0L. as suOSG'
quently changed, the 3lsU instant Will DE charscu
An additional per beyond the amount clarsciDC
in the of payment being made before that ut..
2 rhaper 40 SESSION Laws of 1874, which quite
clear on this subject, ana or the scheme Oh rcor ahZl
ton we have your inquiry by saying tha the
shareholders not paying before the 3ls instant VIII nave
the right at any time thereafter, and WITHIN SIX lhoBts
after tine organization OF toe new company 10 a' lhch
selves OF the benefits Of the scnehe ~ complying WIN
the terms thereof, which would Involve rae payment Oh
10 per cent upon assessment aud III addition thereto
We also understand That there is mueH iHe, az IIs
the shareholders Ia the disposition To be mae o le
In carrying out the scheme oil ORGANIZATION, anu td "a
Inquiries nave aeen male as TO oi MOI "
The trustees, by circular dated London. Feb ~ 1917,
in reply inquiries Oh this subject, sly ,,o, =, cha
they have state In reply to many inquiries mat III o
may rely on It's either intact subect TO very small
deducton necessary expenses rhee e&penses tue s
give The strongest assurance cannot exceed s
ino The scheme And further that they intend TO hvs que
fund in English OF United states Government
The trustees are gentlemen of high position, and so FAR
rs we are advised Of unquestlone1 res p0hslDlhty
Therefore opinion Is that the shareholders can iry
with entire confidence that IN the event OF failure u
assessment subject a very small deduction for Ieccs
sary expenses, will be promptly repaid to them'