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oESERAL soYEs AocrsLuoY.

Ex-Governor Noyes having been dis
charged from attendance upon the Potter
Committee, will sail for Paris early in
August The Democratic members Of
the Potter Committee will not make
special haste 10 report upon Gen. Noys
case, IL, in fact, they will consent At all to
publish preleninarJ report exoners-
ting him.
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rxoDus 10 mn sEI SHORE

surpasses that Of 8 week ago, which vas
unprecedented. Between three and four
miles Of the sandy shores Of Couey 1sland
are now the sites Of four large railway
stations, two steamboat piers, four enor-
nous hotels Of elegant construction, and
unlimiied bathing houses, booths, dc,
Forty thousand peoplenike only : scat
tered throng seated in the sand or diyiu
In the breakers. Coney Island i prob
ably destined % become the most famous
as Il Il the most democratic Watering
place in the world. The Ti1bEIe ssys
that P. T. Batuun hss Just bought flty.
eight lots on Coney Island, near The hotels,
At & cot Of: about twenty thousand dol
lars, and il il believed that he intends
to have the lots prepared for rpermGnent
show, aensgerie and circus. Near this
properly = race course has been marked
u;-and q sportsmens hotel il the latest
project, and will be begun al once.
Whether or not the fAvorite sport Of
fighting the tiger viii be provided for has
not yet trAnspired,
Fashionable pastors have followed their
f.Ehionabie psfishioners 70 Paris, TO the
seashore and 10 The mountains. With
two exceptions the thesters are closed.
BARLEY Campbell's new play. "vigilan-
tes, " which has proven considerable Of .
disappointment continues at The Grand
Opera House, and Kate CiAIton, with
the %THo Orphans" draws crowded
house. and tears from the hard working
nonnIane At NibloIa Garden.
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For Tennessee aod the Ohio Valley and
Lake Rsgiop, slightly loser pressure hnd
higher temperature, southsast 70 south:
west winds, partly cloudy weather and
numefous Light rItns.
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WHEETJNG WEST VA MONDAY MORNING, s. VOLU

has BEEN deceived. A pssce thus patched
up may last few yeArs, bat may explode
In . var before the ink on the protocols
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srNNLRY or RuuLn

The ioIlovins il believed TO be an au-
thentie, bat unofficial, summary OF the
protocols Of the Congress: The northern
boundary Of Turkey Is 70 be the line of
the Balkan Mountains, extending east 10
the Black Sea, ~ the northern bouudery
Of Kurkin, beAr The mouth Of the Indus
river, and Eest 20 tie southern edge Of
DalmaiiS, excluding AutiyAri. Rassia
receives that portion Of BessatabiA which
was taken from her alter the Crinean
var, extending from the Pruth 70 The
Valley OF Kilis.
The new Roumauia has the DobrudsehA
annexed 10 IL. RounInia and Montene-
gro are 70 be independent states. The
latter occupies Anuvsri a. . seaport.
Roumania promises 70 remove all dlss-
biIities now imposed upon the JeHs re-
siding within her border, and to secure 70
them equal political and legal rights with
all her other inhabitants.
AustriA is 70 make an arrangement
with Turkey for the future annexation Of
Bosnia and herzegovina. Meanwhile an
arrangement for joint military oceupi.
tion Of The two provinces IL 10 Be effected
on such terms a may Be agreed upon be-
tween the Porte and Emperor. serviL Il
70 be an independent State.
The RnssiIr army IL 70 be Withdrawn
north Of the Balkans within the next
three months. The question Of Batoum
l. 10 be referred 70 commission. The
reeti6eatiou Of the Greek frontier is 70 Be
settIed by . conference between The Turk.
ish and GreciAu Commissioners, bat The
latter are not even 70 Ask for more than
the border districts Of Epirus and Thes.
sally. The Danube IL to be made free
river, open alike 70 ships Of all Nations.
rHr ooSoREss 4 FAILURE.
Loxpox, July 6-Dispatches from Ber.
lin say the following Is summary Of .
statement made to-dsy BY statesman
veil informed q 70 what the Congress h1s
done Asd what it has failed 70 do oa
the whole the Congress i failure 20 far
ss the seeosity Of the peAoe Of Europe is
concerned; IL has succeeded In postponing
hostilities TOR The present, bat leaves une.
radieAted the seeds Of fnture eonAietl. OF
all the parties interested, Turkey has the
most reason 70 Be grLtiied. For The
froutisr Of the Danube abe haI the liDe Of
The BGlkIns. She relinquishea . terrific.
~ hard 70 defend and ditieult 70 govern,
bat she retains frontier made almost In.
prsEnable by nature and easily guarded
by small force. She will make bar.
gain with Austria for . eesEion 70 the lat.
Ter Of Bosnia and Herzegovina, not in.
mediLiely, bot In the course oi fsE
ysGrs, giving time for the WithdrsuIl Of
the MohInnSdan Inhabitants Of thess
provinces without loss 70 themselves.
She will retain her Grecian provinces and
will Be left stronger, because more COM
pae. and capable Of defense than sTer.
Bot Rassil 4 deprived Of many ei the
truitI Of her conquest Greece Il snraged
beyond expression. Germany hAs pre-
pared for En assertion In the future that
The FGtheflapd extends Along ths Danube.
ItAly L. disseminated bseAuse she has not
obtained retrocession d Trentino, and
Austria is not Jet esrtain vhethsr she
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b, SASS13toor M District Camp Meeting, will
G,o.s'Ia' S'a' y bsretOiors, On the Fair
Il NE. Ise o. CadiL commencing August
ID L'"s' ooiOFed camp meeting, July
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A COMPLETE DISRUPTION

SAA4 A@AA@s $1,000 e@~--
OF all good results Of the session. Altar
declaration Of Russian view BY Prince
Gostsehakof . counter declaration wa
made BY Lord Beaconsfeld, setting forth
EngIlnd's feeling regarding Batoum.
Without much further discussion the
Congress approved the proposition that
Ratoum should become Z Russihn port,
on the condition that IL should be free %
the commerce Of the world, and on eondi-
ton Of the complete disnantling Of the
fortifeations, the Turks, a. = eonpsnss-
ton, are 70 retain BsiIEid. The Russians
valisn,ly defended the objects Of The war,
and insisted upon . iust recognition ot
their rights a. conquerors 10 oompensa,,
ton in money, tsrritory or commercial
conceaEions
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Nrss aExEynyr VAN.

who has made a great reputation ss =
traeedienDe 10 Epgland, and in the au.
tumn Is 10 personate Jane Shore and
Queen Catherine in New York, arrived
70 day By the City Of Berlin. She was
born in the metropolis, and her grand
father on The mothers side was Gideon
Lee, at one time Mayor Of the city. In
appearance Miss Ward is about thirty
years Of age, Of good average height, and
prominent cast Of features. Her large,
iusuous blue eyes are her principal
claim 10 good looks. She will pAss the
summer with Adelaide Phillips Al Marsh.
held. Mas.
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Tbs l.rrs apPrOprlltlonI mad. By
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IaelnteIl9ttlfer

5s1I ,.,. 500 people on B'0Sn'
r5,,l O. tbt i!A.
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WASHINGTON.
Rumors OF a war win Mexico

wAsHHeEoS, July 6.-The efforts to
arouse excitement By sensational reportl
concerning alleged preparations for var
with Mexico, are more persistent and no.
scrupulous just now than ever before.
Rumors have been in circulation 70 the
effect that the Cabinet has had the subject
Of the threGiened troubles under consid.
Grafton At the past few regular needngs,
and to-day II was reported that - the
President bad not reached the city in
time yesterday 10 hold the regular FIJI.
day meeting Of the Cabinet, = special
meeting had been held to-day, At which
important steps had been taken. Gen.
Ord, II was said, had been furnished ad-
ditioual and more stringent instruc-
tions respecting the pursuit into Mexico
Of mrAuding bands. and his command
had been reinforced in such numbers
a. 10 warrant him in pressing forward
in his movements, even should he happen
70 encounter obstacles in the form Of
bodies OF Mexican troops. This vas the
tenor Of the circulating reports which
received eredence, but they we're highly
colosed and elaborated 70 suit the retail
er. Secretary Thompson received infor-
nation Of these thrilling narratives, and
be proceeded ITO knock the bottom" out
OF them, saying that 90 far ~ he knows,
they are without the slIghiesttoundAtion
in ruth; that as 4 matter Of tAci, the
Cabinet has not been engaged in deliber-
alton upon Mexican Affairs, doubles: be-
cause they hsye net assumed proportions
OF such great importance a. 10 be beyond
the comprehension Of Mr.. Evarts, and
therefore not making it necessary 70 call
upon ihe other members Of the Cabinet
coupcil for advice. Furthermore, there
WIs not = special meeting to-day for that
or any other purpose, although it IL =
fact thA; during The early part OF The day
the members OF the Cabinet did call upon
the President TO transact Official busi-
ness.
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The Prs.idsnts i, Private Secretary, Col
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WOODRUFF IxPEDruox.

The Woodruff scientific expedition
around the world il getting into good
shape. The naval officers TO accompany
the expedition will be detailed shortly.
The vessel chartered by Mr. Woodruff
will be in readiness in due time, and
everything has been arranged for the
start next fall, and success seems TO be
guaranteed,
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pEpAKTuRrs FoR EuRoPE

sir steamships, the lsrges. feet Of the
season, sailed Today, carrying one hun.
dred and tfty passengers to Europe.
Foreign travel il exceeding anticipation,
and iorty millions IN gold is considered =
low estinAte OF the wealth which Is be-
ing lured iron these shores BY the Paris
Exposition. A great many have decided
to wait ull late in August and early Sep
emher.
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THE PEACE CONGRESS-.
The Bs.oum Question Satisfactorily
Settled.
eort,oh,kOr. Mastery Argument.
The Greeks Furious snd clustering.
Grand Summary of the Work ofthe
Congress.
London PrOnOunoss It q Failure.
A Patched Up Peace That Msy Ex-
plode Almost Immediately.
London Pronounoss It q Failure.
Tn. Berlin Congress

BEz11x, July 6.-Tbs Congress to-day
settled The basis for The solution Of ths
troublesome question Of Batoun, which
for several days has been threatsning 10
II any moment produce
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NEW YORK.
Excellent Condition Of CONNER
einl Business.

HEw YoKk, July 6.-The Fourth 10
the Metropolis was in heat ioretaste Of
Hsdes, and in quiet 3 prophecy Of Millen.
MUM. ANGtiopAl salute a. noon WAs all
the noiIe that disturbed the summer air.
Absolnts ItagnItion has prevailed ever
aimee 10 all except commercial circles,
where, considering the season, extraordi.
nary Getivity still prevails. Judge Hil-
ton's private secretary says that The
Wholesale dry goods trade Il better DOW
than for several JeArs past, n the same
season. Merchants from all parts OF the
country write to Wholesale houses here
that local trade hAs improved. Allge
fall trade is expected. Large retail
houses in The city have adopted The order
system largely, sending goods By mail
and express 70 all parts Of the country:
To-day the weather Il more toletsbie,
bat the
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ouR GOOD OFFICES FOR TRE HRAKLrIEs.
The Secretary Of State has instructed
our Consul At Tspgier', Morocco, to CO.
operate with the representatives Of other
governments in using his good Offices in
Behalf Of the oppressed Israeliies.
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THE COMMISSION.

Austria receives one aide Of the Bay Of
Of Antivari and Montsnegro Siehsies.
The powers will insist on the rectihcatior
Of the Greek frontier BY Turkey. Con.
siderable progress was made BY the Com.
mission today on the Bstoun question.
A complete settlement has not yet been
accomplished, bat Il Is expected thA II
will be 10 Tomorrow session, which
proceeds the sitting Of The Congress.
Il has been decided TO grant Antopony
to Western Rounania, Epirus. ThessGly
and Crets, TO be secnred By EaroPsan
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Weather indications


WLI DEfAETHEHT,
oTTcE On M cnu elsNEt 0yTIcER-
WASEDSToa, D. C, JGly SCI A. r.
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Wash. Mclean Gives a Privass
nInneP

crxcrxxLr1, July s.-washlpg.on Ne.
Lean, Esq, gave. q private dinner this
evening 70 Hon. E. F. Notes, Minister %
France. Quiis number Of dlstinguishs
ed gentlemen were present,
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BUrING A CHURCH BELL.
Uniustiy Connecting the Teutonia Hank with
Church Adjoining II.

There was n report In relation TO OK
President John Scheuermann Of the Teutonia
Savings Bank, yesterday. that in the heyday Of
his prosperity he gave money to- the trustees of
the St Nicholas Roman Catholic Church in
East Third street. adjoining the bank. to buy a
bell; that the money was put away at interest.
and that the trustees of tho church resolved. a
few days ago. to turn the money over to the re-
covcr of the bank, with the stipulation that he
shall pay ii to the poorest Of the dcpositors.
There is Just an atom Of truth in this report.
az there usually Is in every report" gentle
man closely connected with the st. Nicholas
Church said last evening. &C. will say at onco
and positively that Mr. Scheuermann should
not be mentioned in this connection. About
two and n half years ago ono Of the trustees
OF the Tcutonia Savings Bank gave about 800
! believe. To- the trustees OF the church to buy u
bell He had been a trustee Of the church. but
had then been out of office for several years
md attended another Catholic Church near
here. He asked that his name should not b.
made known in connection with the gut ana
the trustees. | understand. made a promise to
that effect. So faithfully was it kept that Father
Schadler. the pastor. was not even informed OF
fore he knew that /, had been given. Heasked
the name Of the giver. but the trustees declined
To give IT, good while nitcrwari ne found 1t
out accidentally. | do not think thnt any one
OF the trustees will divulge his name, because
4 would seem ike giving kicktoa fallen man
The failure OF the bank was great misfortune
to this neighborhood and particularly TO our
congregation. for besides losing the savings Of
years. the latter have been subjected to mlsin-
depreciation. Persons who had saved money
saw that trustees Of the hank were also trustees
Of this church. and Of Catholic churches In tho
neighborhood. and drew tho false conclusion
that this church and the bank were one. Tho
fact that the bank adlOins the church unfortu-
nat9ly helped 70 strenghen the conclusion;
De. you think that the trustees Of the bank
created this impression that they might trade
upon II ~ was asked.
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IT,.
Mr.. Harand. who announced himself as a
delegate from the Blue Ribbon Society, UNDER
took to convince Mr.. Hewitt that liquor drink
ing causes nine-tcnths of human misery and
that Congress has right to prevent it by egs
lation.
After sitting until he was exhausted Mr.
Hewitt announced an adjournment for two
weeks, aud II decision by the committee that tho
witnesses to bc heard In future will be- required
To- say what points they expect to 50 over and
unless they are novclth committee will reserve
the right to decline.
The following questions have been proposed
TO employers throughout the country
frst-What were the selling prices your products IN
1871 and ~ each subsequent wear down Co lSf-f
sccond-WlHt were tile wages paid by youin each Of
those years for labor ompluNVdf
Tlird-Wherc the persons furnishing information arc
wiling Co. DO So the committee invites them tn state TIE
percentage o profit made hN them IN each ui these years
upuu the aJital employed IN their business.
fouft-What we're the whole sale and retail prices g
the leading articcsui family CONSUMPTION during cach
ut these Years. iu vuut vicinity
FutN-Whati the difference n nuN between the rents
o tenement. occupied hv operatives M the years lSoo
and 1877. ia your NiDluiNf
Sixth-What was the comparative amount Of the
products business, ia quantity ann value, IN the
S,,eutl-.stic the comparative stcaincss Of EMPLOY.
mont % operatives between the years letJ and 1873,
Inclusive.
Tho committee invites suggest ions from em-
uuvcrs and employees as TO the extent and
causes Of the present depression Of business.
and US To- any special Federal legislation which.
IN their opinion, would tend to relieve the
suIup.
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sPARKs FHom THE rELEGRAPn


II vanderbilt and family arrived at Alexandria Bay
last evening
roNs American Theatre. in PHILADELPHIA was sold on
Monday under the hammer S55's" being bought ia
l. Iesgrt Pitti died from stroke of aporlcNy
at the stockton ous,. Cape May, yesterday afternoon
James Day of Canal street Albany while cndcayorng
10 stop "A runaway team yesterday was instantly Killed
ROYAL - Conan, the dcnutng cashier Of tile Eliot
National Rank Of Roson, was yesterday admitted TO bail
IN the sum of t2uu.n
Ellis Harng Jewrlcr OF Port Icrvis made an assign.
bilucs are said TO exceed ilu,uOn
be the guest Mrs Justice swaync AZ tho Gun cottages
Mrs John sherman and daughter have also arrived at
Newport
Secretary sherman. VINO at Newport R. !. has &C.
cepted AN invitation from ne business men Of PROVIDENCE
rNer, TODAY
st clair M,Kclway Of the BROOKLYN Ep', will assume
iIuthin- ON Aug ~ Nj nutchns has been the editor
since William cassidy died IN 1873
No action has yet been takenby the Pennsylvania Board
Of rardons IN Jack kehoc's case Appiotuon has been
made the pardon ot * Representative Ballard OF Del
aware county, ON account ol ilhealIh
The Rev Edward l. Lystt rector Of the church Of ne
R,decmer rhlladeirha di,d IN Monday s4d '4rl., IT,
rhla STOCK Board died ON saturday at Cape NAV
Patrick K!cy who has been confined in ail IN Ports
ALLEGED cemninN N the mamlgr Of EafgGS S"i.l,ani
IN the sum ct slu~n
lnaecordapee M,,h dccrcc of 1he United satc, pis
tnct Court ue ohutg Nsin sulphur SpmN ,Mrd VT
or aie }t;nrdql hut ne higheI ha t9ag s"oc" telng
At the municipal election IN Portsmouth,; II yestcr.
day, the result WAS a, follows William sise l'"l b.
MItrmhacS iGi si,c's plaraity ~ Tie ReI uGl,au,
elect aN OF nine Aldermen ana twelve OF eighteen Conn
cilmen.
Yesterday morning while Light battery was drilling
AZ Fort Adams Newport the horses mng at high speed,
derneSi6 the fGn and beins badly Injured were sent
the hospital Their names are ratreNG Flynn, a wan
derlc, and william Nichols
Justice wosthrook has denied the Application Of Emor
son W kfNes air A,lualy OF he ho{m american h'
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THE HOSTILE INDIANS.
supposed 10 he Advancing In the Direction of
Fort Belknap-WhIte Birds hand.

WAsHGNGToN, Aug. GA letter from In
dian Agent Lincoln at Fort Belknap, NJ. T., says
that from trustworthy information received
from persons lust in from across tho British
line he is fully satisfied that the hostile Indians
are advancing ia tho direction Of Fort Belknap
Al bring south Of the 49th degree u latitude
lis iniprmatlon goes 20 show that the Indians
n"tih Qt the line are In very destitute condi-
uoni hence tho certainty Of their advance
5outhWard, ana, IA there il danger, tho agent
has communicated with Capt. Brooks. COM
mandiug tho department.
:, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. CA despatch from
r4it iAIWu snys the Indians supposed to be
WHITE Birl's hand prove to be only small
Blrd and most II his band are still with Sitting
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PHorOGRIPHING EXPLOSIONS.
Gen. Abboit's Torpedo Experiments with nm
Oid Schooner or WiIleu's Point.

Major-Gcn. Abbott Of the Engineer Corps,
commanding ut Willctts Point intends to TX
rlolc torpcdocs near an old 2oO-ton schooner,
with the view Of photographing the rising
water and also Of obtlinns n clear idea Of the
height OF its rise by comparison with tho
masts Of the vossel. lie also intends TO finally
blow IN the schooner ieolf in order To- photo
graph the explosion. These experiments were
t. have been matte yesterday. but owing tu the
cloudy weather only one photograph could be
taken. Tic Veesnl was anchored half way be-
tween Willctt's Point ana Fort Schuyler and
had on the deck two stuffed figures resembling
men. A boom projected from the bow. and
from this, five feet under water was
suspended n lager beer kcg filed with gum
powder. and communicating hy Il wrc with
an electric battery on the shore. Tho key II
powder was exploded. and tho watur was
thrown, in u picturesque, jet from leo 10 goo
feet in the air. A good Photographic view was
taken. and to-day. IL 1t should prove clear. other
explosions will hc made. and the schooner will
be- blown up in the afternoon. II the skyshouid
be cloudy the experiments Will be tried On the
first fair day.
The torpcdoos used are to be. in all cases
simply lager beer barrels filed with powder.
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ONE RESULT or rArraN's uREcK
Creditors Giving mn Extension to the New
York Betting Company.

At an adjourned meeting of the creditors
Of the New York Betting Company yesterday.
the committee appointed nj 10 previous meeting
reported that the company have good business
assets amounting 10 s0j0.OOO and real estate
iron mines g.. valued at 100000 The liza
hilitios are sglG.233. Of which sum SlS6 900 are
due to three persons Interested in the company
who are willing to leave II there until
the other debts are satisfied. An agree
ment that Mr.. Dickerson said would
be- signed Is all Of the creditors was
drawn ny. 1t provides that il n claim natures
before oct. / 1878 1t shall have interest added
from it, maturity IN. that day included and II
It natures after the date named. there shall be
computed proper pro rata Of interest. Each
creditor VAL re.wlN" tn per ceutun ui ms claim
ia cash nj the office Of the company. and ninety
per cenium Of his claim in seven promis-ory
notes of the company bearing seven per ccntum
per anuum. one OF these notes shall BE- Tor
thirty per ccntnm OF his claim. and shall ma
ture at thirty-siN months after It's date. Six Of
the notes shall each be- for ton per centum Of
the claim. and shall mature respectively in three.
siS. twelve. eighteen. wenty-lour, and thirty
months from their dates. The creditors agree.
on reccpt Of these notes and the money, To- sur
render such other evidences Of debt rs they ma
hold. anl To waive existing causes Of action
they may have against the company. 1t being
understood that any security applying to the
present evidences of indebtedness shall b. eA-
tended 10 m" notes that are 20 be given and &C
ceIt"d ia their stead.
Tho agreement also contains the provision
that a Ierson. To- be named. shall he Joined with
John W. Cheever 10 manage the property for
the benefit 81 the creditors that II any OF tho
property shall be- sold the proceeds shall first
be- used 90 pay the debts % that company BIOS
ton or New y ork To which the assets disposed ~
belonged, and shall then be used to pay the
notes Of the New York company pro rata. until
they are all paid. when the trust shall termi-
nat" and the property revert 70 the company.
John II, Cheeysr read communication
signed low Henry F. lurant and himself setting
iortn the improper us" 10 which John q. Tap
pan mad Iut the nuney. stock. and credit VI The