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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07

BOSTON, Feb. 6-John G. Crowley, promi-
nent lawyer and trustee OF sir estates. went to
Europe unexpectedly in November He is now
reported to be defaulter TO the extent of $75,-
DOO. he stood high IN society, and was inter
ested in many public movements, and the ru-
mors affecting his integrity cause great sur
prise. Mrs Crowley announces that she will
make good All losses Mr.. Crowley was attor-
ney for the Union Savings institntiop which Il
Is said, will lose $1,000 The rest OF the losses
fall on the estates in his charge. He was presi-
dent OF the Catholic Union, and a nlemDer Of
the school board.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07

bound from Marypors. England. to Portland,
Ore, was wrecked on the Washington Territory
coast on the night of Feb. l. The vessel arrived
to get over the breakers, put to sea again. She
was caught in the gale. driven northward, and
during the night WAS wrecked on the coast near
They tried to do so but failed, and all perished
except two seamen and an apprentice. 1t 10
thought that fully twenty lives were lost The
Abercorns s captain was named McCollum. The
vessel had cargo of iron ore, and ship and
cargo were valued at $120, 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
COLUMBUS TALLY-sHEEr CASES.
The Attorneys for the Defense Seek to Dis.
credit the Testimony of Granville

The Attorneys for the Defense Seek to Dis
credit the Testimony of Granville.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 6.-Ths direct examina-
tion of Algernon Granville in the tallysheet for
gerry cases was resumed this morning, and was
soon completed. The ecross-examination by tho
defense confined all day, and will be finished to-
morrow. The object sought by the defense is to
diseredit the testimony of the witness, and to
this end his life, including his confinement in
the penitentiary. has been gone ever, as well as
many of his former business transactions which
reflect upon his character The defense has not
reached the point of cross-examination as to the
forgeries further than to elicit from the witness
the statement that before former grand juries
and preliminary examinations he had lied as to
the facts in the forgery case, and that he had
been ordered to do so by the defendant.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The Austrian War Minister Demands More
Money for Military Uses.
VIENNA, Feb. 6--At the sitting of the budget
committee to-day the Minister of War declared
an increase of the staff of landwehr officers an
absolute necessity. He would, therefore, ask an
extra credit of $3.50 900 for that purpose. II was
equally necessary that the number of landwehr
recruits in training be temporarily raised. The
monarchy was, above all. desirous OF peace but
to preserve the.interests Of the treaty just pub
lshed, 1T was necessary follow tho example
of other powers The government only asked
what was Indispensable. which must be distin-
guished from the adoption of measures threat
ening to other states He announced that he
would ask the delegation for credits to provide
the army and the landwehr with new rifles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
Gratification at Fort Wayne.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
Fort WAYNE. Ind. Feb 6.-The ews OF the
seating of Congressman James B. White was
received at his home in this city, to-day with
satisfaction that is By means confined to his
Republican friends The general feeling is that
the House of Representatives has by its decisive
vote put the stamp of condemnation upon the at
tempt to rob of his citizenship worthy gentle
man and brave soldier. At meeting of the
Morton Club tonight, enthusiastic speeches
were made by Colonel Robertson and others,
and kilograms of congratulation were sent to
Congressman White.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
Cable Notes.

The swelling in the lower part Of the German
Crown Princes larynx has sliehtly increased,
and interferes somewhat with his respiration
when he exerts himself.
The afghan frontier commission has com
pleted its work delinaiting the boundaries, and
the English members have started for England.
The last boundary post stands on the left bank
or the Oxus. fifteen versts above Bosaga.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
Forty seven Democratic Members Vote With
the Republicans. and Lowry Is Buried
Under Majority Of EiShty-Two.
Whites Constituents Delighted Over the
Success of Their Representative.
| Confusion in Some Sections Over Construc-
tion of Rules Governing Selection of
Delegates to the National Convention.
WHITES VICTORY.

The House Finally Votes on tho Case. and
Lowry Is Beaten by 1sz Against 1O5.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WAsHINGToN. Feb 6.-The Lowry-White con-
test was decided in the House to-day in favor Of
White. tho sitting member, by the decisive vote
of IS7 to los. The result OF tho vote was CUR
prise to the Democrats. It was understood thas
q number of Democrats would vote TO retain
White in his sess, and no doubt entertained
about the result but it was not expected that
forty-seven Democrats would unite with the Re-
pubicans in voting for the adoption Of the report
Of the minority OF the committee. There was
no question as to the election of White. It
was conceded on both sides that he
received majority of the votes cast, and it was
also conceded that the election free from
any irregularities. The only point involved was
the allegation that White was not legally quail
fed by reason Of his failure to complete the act
of naturalization. The contest was novel one,
and there are few instances on record in which
contestant or contestee received so many votes
from the opposition party.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
Mother and Two Ch,Idren Burned to Death

BRADFORD, Pa. Feb. 6.-Fire tonight de-
stroyed the residence OF George ID. Hill. three
miles northwest of Bolivar. n. 7, Mrs Hill and
TWO small children perished in the flames. The
house was heated by natural gas direct from
the wells, and it is supposed an over pressure
came on suddenly, causing the fire. The father
Is so badly burned that he is not expected to
recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
WHEN INDICATIONS.
TUESDAY-Light snow; colder.
The Dollar S Doing

bright as dollar is an old saying and an
easy ore. You can keep a dollar bright by
passing it from hand to hand.
But it is better to save it. A dollar saved
is dollar made.
You can save many dollar by getting
your goods at THE WHEN.
You know this and know why. THE
WHEN makes the goods and hence can live
on its profits as a manufacturer, without hav-
ing to add those of the wholesale buyer.
But now it is even taking less of its manu-
facturer's profits. 1t has cut them 90 per cent.
on heavy coats, some suitings, underwear andA
caps.
Your $40 will now buy $40 worth Of goods
and leave you So.
Thus you can make dollars by saving them
in buying Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
Vessel and Twenty Mon Lost.

SAN FRAHcTsco, Feb. 6--Advices were re-
supposed to be the British IRON bark Abereoru,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-07
GERMANY'S GREAT LEADER
Bismarck Appears in the Reicbstag and
Discusses the European Situation.
A Speech Pacific in Its Tone so Far as the
Present Outlook Is Concerned, and Claim
ing Austria as Germany's Natural Ally.
Germany Equal to All Emergencies and
Fully determined to Hold Her Own.

If Necessary. a Million Men Will Be Placed on
Each Frontierand the Whole Nation Will
Arm-Effect of the Speech in Europe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
waddeIl- strudwlck.
IIinsboro Recorder.

Judge Fowle is peculiarly fortu-
nate to have such men as Alfred
Moore Waddell and Frederick Nash
Strudwlck as his advocates in this
campaign. The convention could
not have selected two ADLER or more
eloquent men as electors of the State
at large. These men are the equal
of any. They are the true type OF
manhood, magnetic and powerful.
| The cause of Democracy will never
suffer while in their keeping, nor
will they flag while battling for con"
stitutioal liberty
Therefore, we say again that we
can but esteem it none other tnan
fortunate that the choice of the DE.
mocracy fell upon the shoulders OF
such able men. Singular, rather,
but true, both born in the good OLD
town of Hlllsboro, the Athens OF
| North Carolina,
They propose at an early DAY 10
open the campaign, and it Will DC
worth many miles of travel to hear
them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

The leading Northern papers
sly it looks like Blaine at the Chicas
60 Convention
: Messrs. No ton & Angler are
making some fine brick III the senth-
EN- part town.
About u miles Of the Iynchburg
aad Durham Railroad has been grad !
ell near Durham.
Durham is now strictly q pro-
-hibi'ion town Not a .drap can be
had nearer than Hickstowp.
The Pyotectioaist, q paper pub
Iished in Moore County by a son OF
Hon. Oliver Dockery, goes for Logo
Harris with gloves off.
The HoIenden farm near Plth-
ule, in Pennsylvania, was sold in 1865
for 81 800, 900 was last week sold foi
taxes aud brought only 500.
See notice Of Freeland's Chalyb'
ea'e Spring elsewhere. 1t is fine
water. Try it. You can get a sea-
son ticket for a small sum.
Capt. w. Mangum will erect OF
corner of Main and Mangum street 9
handsome three story building. II
viii be occupied by Messrs. Jones 4
Lyon.
What is the matter with the pc
Iitical editor OF the Charlotte GhTon
licles Does he propose to suppor
the Democratic ticket? The Demo
crals of Mecklenburg should teacl
him lesson that he will not sool
forget.
IS me Of our citizens are speak
ing Of starting a wholesale drui
store in Dutham. Why not? Othe
places smaller than Durham arc sup
porting handsomely wholesal
drug store. ..
If you want the best cook stow
on the market try the Durham coo
stove. It is not only the best regard
less of price but it is cheaper tha
any other stove. You can get it Q
in. Wombie's.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
MIXED PICKLES.
VARIOUS ITEMS OF VARIOUS KINDS
THROWN TOGETHER.

VARIOUS ITEMS OF VARIOUS KINDS
Thrown TOGETHER
"Will the coming man use both
armsg asks scientist, He will il
bis girl knows how TO drive. :.
The medical attendant Of the
queen of Corea is an American lady
physician, who receives q salary of
$4,000 year.
Oldboy says that when four wo
men are walking abreast on the
pavements they will break ranks for
nothing except a man-~ith paint
pot. r-.
An Omaha paper alluded to a
number of prominent and influential
residents Of the city as cold timers,
but the types got it sold terriers. 81
and the editor had to apologize.
| A gentleman, who recently retired
from business, has succeeded in
winding up all his affairs successful
ly' He is at work on that now, TAX,
ling only twenty minutes for meals
with the exception of his Waterbury
watch.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

Halifax county has reelected It's
old Board Of Commissioners. The
county Is out Of debt, and the finan.
ciaI condition of this once radical
ridden coun'y is excellent.
Mr. W. s. Herbert, editor Of tue
Kinston Free Press, wrote up eve lo-
cal option election IN last weeks is.
sue. Among other things he wrote
the following: "Air. Bryan Fields,
a liquor dealer, was especially noisy
and made himself . perfect nuisance,
ne was druak aud Kept the polls in
disorder most al the time" Mr.,
Folds accostad Sir. Herbert at tho
postoiiice next morning, denying the
above With an oath. Words were
followed By blows with fstsand cane,
| A hearing before Mayor Hill result.
cd in ten dollars fine aud cast fol
each. Mr.. Fields says the liquor mel
sent him down $500 TO carry license
Later In. the day Me-. Fields entcroC
suit against Mr.. Herbert for libe'
which will beheard at the nextteri
lCf court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

TIE Manufacturers Home Fur.
nishIng Agency have made it posi-
hle lpr tic people uf Durham AMI
Ills portion VI the State 10 finish, fur.
nish aud decorate their homes With
the least amount possible Of trouble
and expense, and deserve the patron.
age OF the pcopI They Rre fully
prepared to furnish any goods 10
bcaut Il your homes. III visiting
their Office we saw plain, Enamelel
and Embossed art tile. Art PANELS
I'm thc celebrated LinenStl.. Walton
beautiful cagycd w0odpan.
panneis, pafqdpiry flooring, aud de-
lsignA 81 aall decoration, to numer.
Ioa3 70 mention. Among other at
etisles, thaY vii furnish and set vi
lfll;t, iii phc, ar hard wood, nantels,
hard WOOD lili1h ard Miilers sliding
blinds, + witch they arc State
agents HaHirl aHd pier glasses, chan.
Idsliers. 4 III. The public are in
yiiei, III ttf,rislly Tie ladies, e
ell III / cir iIirr, over Bowers and
Arendsil's ,toe aud SEQ samples il
their liue. ahpre Dir. Pugln vii
show cool aul 1--WE prices and In
iOrmain
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
THE Clash OF BLOOMS.
oHIoaeo's CONFUSION OVER THE
CLAIMS OF CANDIDATES.

-
"Mr. Depew il still ID the hands Of
his friei d !" Gays the New York
Jfnes ~and the hands Of his friends
are still reaching for his pockets"
The Sherman men in Ohio prap' o
Is make s. nator Frank Hiicock thu
permanent Chairman Of tie Chicago
Convention.
The Iowa delega ion il solia fin
Senator Allison, alia ills hopad thai
the convention may 81 carried III
him with rush.
II will 10 Gresham agains' tli
field, " sid Judge Greene n, New
York World correspondent III hica
90 on Tuesday. IF it be possible
thing other candidates will unite
their forces against us. Ge.ham s
strength lies with iudiyidu ] de g.
gates here and there and y t With
the politicians. No doubt there Miil
be attempts to form co nblnntipns
after the first two or th ee ballots,
bntia MY Judgment the grllual Att
cessi1ns . Gresham of delegAesif ~
the Eastern StalesWill defeat evari.
combination !oiitic ans can mike
Iniiana II Tor Harrison in dead
cafne:t tits year, writes an indi q
apoiis correspondent u te New
York Sau Nearly every Sarlison
man you meet thinks that Shtrmen
will Ne naninai Il III Harrison isr't.
They all aggee tiat neither Harrison
nor any other Indiana mas viii have
second place. General Harrisoa, IN
fact, would Dot accept second place"
Nov youkee9 Year eyes On me
anu re whether AID 4 candidate d
not, SAID hr. Depew On Tuesday
eff / leave for Chiergo ii a special
tran yol nag conclude chat an
noi s. eaadidate HarifI 90 ever Z
tie ri usFlgaliil Rad and bly 1
ticgpt Et tae limitea arl take !
berth -an upper berth -,hen SEA
my ron Jude tint ! ani aeaudiiait
VI i'll @tf bsttl, mar
woail breathe gniy his nan exeiE
/. siye attn a9lere; bnt il an uppel
hcnh alaau would br sshe not ouil
lis 1wH am1sphere Tar also tue 10
M nh- 81 I'll The uther occupant
ollie M -ihat ID ID uecrattc Nim
plieity
seyerai negro delegates tfol
SoulA gao'iua aft III Washington
They say they want Gresham, al,
that liz friends have promised u
tale ere 81 them when they shsi
reach Chicago,
The California and Ne,stla dele
gates hive err % 10 vote IA 4 VII
at Oaic q. They will .ry 70 81 s
tho States md ferrito lis Wet nf ils
Missonf oLaad together II con-
mon cause. "a,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
i1u,ngs III Oxfor,i.
rlgpsa from ils Tor allsii.

As4sfHl4 N4lA 8Af AaA#AtAkt-t
The faitmulness and competency
II Mr.. w. II. z. jenkins vas proven
last week by bis 70 election = the
Office u q unit supsrinteaie 4 a
Public Instruction.
The Thompson Houston III eiric
Light Co. who put IN The Gle. trio
lisht plant hsre, have sold the
plant 10 laflies lere anil Siossrs
Rnilin ani Thompson have departed
f,r new fields d labor.
o. UNI. have heen purchased tor
H. Colurei Uxfad Orphan AYlnm
AMI opcsssio live been airs III he.
Gun, Aavlag nos ahgut f1u teen or,
phms. Great crelil ID due nj Il u.
III n. Z lilo Tor work ID b Tall 81
tIs nah. ibasits ioa fIg ihe lehufi
4 enla nrrUans With Will i X
IL eaia children II tbs STATE
Wlat ih nsf5rI tirpian As Jun 8
ioftc stas.
Attn mtetiag q tie Pres yicrt
held ID lie pfs hIterian chaffb ID
tits place lft THgylaY night tht
I'll 81 ofths plstar. i,ev j j.
Wills. So sec spied. i par. list
congregation were ycgg rrlucfab, 1.
give ST. Wills, AMI ltetest wish
q of tf community Ca srree i
his slsll isbor hge hs. wv
learn hal be 1 SEEKS wte spheT
ii action and ajll probably be locat
I'll ~ Little 4 IL, ARK ayau evan
gellst f
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

On Saturday last Mr. W. F. Ellis
inserted an advertisement in the
DAILY RECORDER offering 1000
Y ids of white dicss goods for sale.
1T one time 10 day there were As
sastomfr, in the store BY twelve
clock NO than 500 yards al been
sold. There wa - great rush all day
lat Ellis lie has plenty left.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
Guess what IL Is.

Col Is 10 Adam cut Of tie dust,
BeED.e he made him lie made me
Erst;
Tho io.lF he gave me was complete,
With al arms, tgs or feet. .."
Then 10 me a soul he gave.
Then fran me that soul be can take
Wien | travel il is in one sphere;
| seldom upon the earth appear
At my death both young and old,
Will from my substance more light
behold.
To hesven above shall not 60.
Nor down % bell you may be tura.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
A Brave GIRL Two Negroes rWrti
ing white.

Miss I.ixziC peay, Gao u Or sun
day schnOl girls, druehlcr III Mr
John peay, ran down aud caught i
liz Wild turkey gihhiar last B
The OH fellows NiIgt Btr - WEI
Il ~; h.e beard Mqs IL iuclea ion :.
II was i hard raee aud 4 r0ugls iabtt
hnnils linn. I8B fauln FIri slau.
time 40, with remarkable iultepid,ll
for gifl II years old slUppc ! ~ !
away llmsa w aiyaaulng I'D H sut u
tho Tying animal. tlm perhaps fYt
ing tie Life Ok III occupants + I'll.
buggy.
Tiers Il living within 4 nile
Of this place twD colnrtd \ Mi,
have gradually changed n tiu
sablo hue uf the African rac il lba
Of the white. The youn ttF negs
lrst cast or Ills lusky sAii It'll LTD
the transmogfiiicatila wa toupltt
became as white rs any c. lll
father II now undergoing The IN ]
she iding process. This y an q tus
fact, and the quondam G loied Gil
liens afc seen @n Ouf str, ets ngarl
every week.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

An opportunity 4 etFtr,d tue reo
pie of Du-ham that will hardly
occur gin IN 4 lons time, TO pur-
chase their dry goods. uolions, car
pets, slloas ne, u, actual cnst. Muse
i shaw arc oii3Iirg this opportunity
and requests us 20 say that they
msan cost and not simply a small re.
dnelian. - lis.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
Durnam Chalybeate Springs.

Why 90 from home In search OF
heath wien you can find the finest
mineral water here In Durham? Don't
fail ID try the Durham Chalybeate
Spr ny water Sec what those WHO
have tiled il say about its fnc prop
|etties.
DuRmaM, n. 6, March 9th, 1888
Gitpt. Ffeelan2. shave been suf-
fering Fir L \, 4 t.ul4 with inalges-
ton fp,l CONCEAL debility. ! com
menecd usin tie water from your
Min,ral springs several weeks az
and lind that il has done more foi
me than all the medicine / have
taken. / feel like a new man.
cheetfuily recommend il to suffering
humanity
Very respectfully.
4. D. WRlGaT.
OgFIoE OF REaIsTEa or DpRns.
DuRHAa, N. @, Marsh 9th. 1898.
Capt. u. II. Freelaad:
DEAR SIR: Having been q snf
fe er fro h affection Of tho kidneyf
for sometime, commenced using tn
water from your spring and car
lsafeip sag thatit has been Of grea
henp | ID me, and would recommend
is nsa i, alI suffering from the sam'
Iiseasc.
Respectfully,
PascHALL LuSsFoRD.
Register Of Deeds.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
Very respectable
Il. ID. WRlGHT.

An day Saturday the store Of
Muse Il Shaw was packed With Gus,
tomers. and twas refreshing to watch
ths cash pass over the counter in ex'
chance fot dry goods, shoes, &c, at
cost. Tie ladies' Of Durham had
better not put it off, but call at once
before tie stock Ia broken. j1S.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
why NOTE

Why not smoke the Pug or Rhei-
III cigars? They are maize in Dur
ram. They are superior 10 other
goods Of the same price. Our dealers
sgli millions Of eigats yearly, bat
none ase superior 20 the cigars made
h Samuel Kramer a. Co. If our
merchants would put forth every ex'
erti0n % introduce ard sell Kramer
cigars, they would encourage home
enterprise, they would give theil
patrons enc cigars, they would prove
d blessing % Durham. Patronizc
h0au. Sell hofae made CIGARS
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

-9.ai tho new alyt rtisement Of
SH Ilawcs, tie Richmond Goa
diuer. be il he lafg 81 shipper Of
coll IN The stu \, Get NJ clubs and
sent Il ID your orders. lie vi | ship
in any Il igle qianity Or any kind
you wish. Send in Jour orders now
before the rise.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

As soon as the store Of Muse &
,Ear was open this morning, tie Ia.
dH bean to crowd in after the
ua0y targiina. This firm coms
manel On Saturday 10 close out
their immense stock Of dry goods, Ia
dies h =, Sc, Il actual cost. us.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
Af5,S3O,2l,

ON tobacco manufacturers bought
last week sl5, 530.2l worth Of revenue
stamps. This shows that trade is on
the increass.
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-18
Amerlca,s Exhibit.

New YORK, Oct 1.-THE following ex-
tract from a note just received from one of
the jurors of the Brussels Exposition shows
that, though the number of American exhib-
itors was not as large as it should have been,
the reputation of American artisans for in
genuity and talent was fully sustained by
those who represented them at the exposi-
tiou. The writer, under the date of the 5th
of October, says: 81 have just finished the
duties of juror at the exposition, and must
let you hear of the returns. In the agricul-
tural machines, on which division was put,
we got for the United States the diplomas of
honor, the highest award and one gold medal
in other words, diploma of honor for each
exhibitor but one, and he really only desery-
ed the gold medal. The other exhibitors
Jared equally well, for, out of 70 exposants.
think we have reason to congratulate our
selves"
The Portland daily press., 1888-10-18
AN AUSTRALIAN AsPiRANT.
The Americas Cup to be Sought
from a New Quarter.

Boston. Oct 17.-It appears probable that
a challenge for the America Soup may come
from new quarter of the globe. The Aus
tralians, not content with the rowing cham
pionship, intend to build yacht that will
compete in the summer of 1890 with the then
holder of this cup.
Walter Reeks, naval architect, of Sydney,
N. S. W., has come to Boston to begin his
acquaintance with our yachts and waters,
and proposes on his return to design and
build for gentleman of wealth there his
Ideal yacht for the challenge. Mr.. Reeks
comes under the auspices Of Messrs. Henry
w. Peabody 81 Co.
He first called upon Mr. Burgess, who re-
frankness, and enabled him to see the Vol
unteer and other yachts of his design now
In winter quarters. Mr.. Reeks will make
but short stay in America. He will short
lly visit New York and other yachting CEN
ters.