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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

ANN ARBoR, MICH, January 5.-The
persoOs interested In the Electric" Sugar
refining frauds a. New York have been in
consultation with Sawyer & Kuowlton,
at oIneys here, for several DAYS past.
The president Of the company has been
here aud met Mrs. Friend. the Towards
and Holsteads, all of whom live at Milan,
this State.
Mre. Friends attorney says that there
was nOinientiOnal fraud, but that the COM
pany expected more than was promised.
She says that the company WAS &c fur ish
money to squip refinery ior refining the
sugar BY Fnend's secret process. The COM
pany alleged that the rtfning was to be
d0ue from the sugar cane. This the can
not do. The contract her husband made
vas TO refine the sugar at 80 cents ton OF
to sell cut bic stock and secret for $3.50, 600
after everything was running The COM
pany has been running five years and put
in over three hundred thousand dollars,
but no sugar has yet been refined for the
market.
Mre. Friend says that the company are
now trying TO force from her another &C.
cret by which she makes a superior article
of sugar from grapes, instead of getting the
secret their cOutrnct calls for. This lest
secret shereiusss to divulge for any amount.
None If the stockholders had ever been in
side the factory until il was attached. and
all went into the scheme blindly.
No arrests have been made and none
even threatened By the company's agent,
who returned to New York Wednesday
Mrs Friend is the only enc of the party
interested in the transaction, the others
being merely employees
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SUBMITTED TO ARTHUR.
Discussion of the Agreement with the
Burlington Railroad Officials.

Discussion of the Agreement with the
Burlington Railroad officials.
CHICAGO, January 5.-Chief Arthur,
who arrived to-day, was clOseted with
members OF the Conference Committee this
afternoon, aud the terms Of settlement Of
the Burlington strike were formally sub
mitted to him for approval.
TIE Conference remained in fession
until noon, and Immediately sster its ad-
iournment Chief Arthur left the city over
the Chicago and Northwestern road. HIS
destination is not known, but il is under
stood TO be some point in Wisconsin or
Northern Illirois, rs he is expected 10 re-
turn TO this city tonight.
Chairman Cavener, Of the BrotherhCO oil
Committee, was seen by an Associated
Press reporter soon after the conference
had closed. lie said an agreement with
the Burlington rcai had been laid before
Chief Arthur, and that il was approved by
him, though this was not at sll requisite,
as the arrangement was complete without
his sanction. Mr.. Arthur, he said, wss
going West on business entirely unc)n-
nected with this matter, and hsd only
stopped in Chicago at his Caven-
err request. As 70 the time when
the terms Of settlement would he made
pablo, Mr. Cavener said he did no. believe
It could be arranged before Tuesday morn
ing, though possibly they would be given
10 the press on Monday night nexI, Ger.
tAinly no. before the latter date To q
suggestion that this seemed an enti'e ely
unnecessary delay, in view of the COM
pleieness Of the transaction. Mr. CAvener
said that there were good reasons for delay
which be WAS not at liberty to disclose
Vice President Stone OF the the go" was
then approached with a suggestion that
the committee seemed to be unntces-
sarily Delaying publication, and that it
might ave complications to give the re-
suit Of the negotiations ct Once. Mr..
Stone replied that he had heard the reasons
of the committee for asking the delay and
that they were such "a commended them
selves to his judgment as reasonable. More
over, he added that he was fully convinced
that the brotherhood men were acting 10
perfect good faith, and he would not, even
indirectly, break the pledge which he had
given them to withhold the terms of the
teitlement until they should indicate their
readiness to have il published
From another source the reporter learn
ed that the cause of the delay is this: The
committee want the official notice Of the
terms Of settlement to reach the various
lodges soon after the matter has been given
to the press. 1t has been learned by expe-
rience that unless this is done Fiction is
likely 10 arise in the lodges Therefore
time is being given for the terms Of settle
ment TO reach Cleveland by mail and 20
through the decentralization Office at head
quarters before it is published.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r R

-
Departure OF Trains nom wheeling, Esaern
ume' Schedule In eject November Ism. isSs.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest lC.5
4 m, $40 p. m. and $40 p. m. daily, and lbs D.
n daily except Saturday.
Express Tor Cincinnati and g. Inuis. i0-h a.
N. daily, and Ills p m. daily except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation SIS 4 m. daily.
For Columbus, l0.25 a m. daily. and Ills p.
m. daily except Saturday, and 40 p. m daily eH-
Beiisire Accommodation, IFS p. m, Saturday
Express for Washington, d. C., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New IorE, via Grafton, SO a.
m and $40 .. m. daily.
For Pittturg and Washington, Pa, 500 4 m.
daily; EXpress, 1870 A m. daily ~ p m; 9Aliy
except Sunday. Additional way train for NAh-
ington. Pa, SO D m. daily except sunday.
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Philadelphia tSl p.
For Ioundsyille, A. n, $40 a m, 100 noon,
except sunday, and BIO p. m, daily
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily,
FOR CumberlSnd, $40 a m, daily eEospi sun
for g. Cslrsviue SIS a. m, 40 p. m and
$40 p. m daily except Sunday.
E1pres trains arrive nom CnleAsoi 80 snu
$50 A. m, and go p. m. daily, ana 40 . H.
Fxpress trains arrive nom 81 Louis and Cir
cinnAu, As a N. and 60 ?. m, daily.
Kxpress trains arrive from philadelphia BAL
AlAuNlt anu v ~ ~ ~
p m. aud 9O5 p. m. daily, via. Pitnoarg lolb
A. m, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, As q m. and
go p. m. daily, and loso = N. daily except Bun
day
Trains arrive nom Pituourg, lois a. N. daily
and 1915 p. m, except sundays, and % =. M.
and ITO D. m daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa, 500 a. m.
daily except sunday.
From MOundsvillc gtS a. m, daily, and 80
p. m. daily except sunday.
Traina arrive nom 6ranOn, W. Va, 30 A. m.
daily
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p. M.
daily except sunday
From s. ClGiIEyille, 1910 and 10
m. daily except sunday
FOR Columbus and Cincinnati %
dav only.
From Bcllaire, i'O5 a. m, sunday
Baggage called for and checked
residences on orders len al Ticke
Market street, are At Depot
General Passen
wv CIFNEETs. Manager
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GERMAN NEWS.
The Morier Inoident-An Official With
drawaI Demanded

The Morler InoIdent-An Official With.
drAwAl Demanded.
BERLIN, January 5.-Court Herbert
Bismarck last night gave diplomatic din
ner, at which Count SchOuvalol, the Rus
sian Ambassador, ". 8eINerte, (ne French
Ambassador, and other heads of legations
were present. Daring the course
Of the evening CONT Herbert speaking TO
Count Won Hatzleldt, the German minis
ter 10 Eogland, promised under request Of
the Emperor 10 eKoDeEste Sir Robert No
riee, the British ambassador to Russia,
from any charges connected with the base
Bszaine Incident This Tesult
was communicated to Morier, who ex-
presses himself as dissatisfied. He says
that as official pTints make the charge
there must be 40 official withdrawal
Lo'd Salisbury, in penousl communion
ton TO Prince Bismarck, asks him 20 Or
der direct statement that the whole
charge is absurd.
Emperor William and the whole court
went to Grunewald to-day to hunt Wild
bOars.
So many Bsrliners yesterday went to
the opera house to see dress rehearsal Of
a play relating to the first lIohenzollern
Elector OF Brsndenbnrg that the auihoTi-
ties directed change in the plot, on the
ground that il reflected on the royal family.
Lieutenant Wissman Nho regiment il
the second foot guards is now attached TO
the foreign Office for special service in East
Africa. In consequence Of this appoint
meut the Emin Relief Committee hss re-
lieved Wissman from all connection with
the relief expedition and has nominated
DR.. Peters chief leader in place Of Wiss-
man.
The Landtsg is convoked for the 14th
inst.
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LIKE RAyENING WOLVES.
seekers Tor OGlce within the Git OF tho
Legislature swarmlug At Charleston.

seekers Tor Onioe within the Git OF tho
Legislature swarmlng At Charleston.
Su,crl Tieqani 20 he Sunday Rsq.sr.
CHARLESTON, January 5.-If the pres
eut situation is a true index, there viii he
two candidates for each member OF the
legislature 10 supply with sn Office Del.
egates and Senators are coming in slowly,
but the aspiraais for place are on hands
like ravening wolves seeking whom they
may deyour. Hon. G p. D1rr OF Web
ster, ond John NJ Hamilton, Of Cal
houn, came in last night. Dele
gate T. b. Justice, of Logan, and
Judge m. j. Ssmusls OF Cahell arrived this
af,err oln, and Hoo. H. G.. Hamuett, ui
Pleasant, and Hon. Joe SpIiggs, OF
Hardy, completed the list of arrivals this
evening OF these it is interesting to note
that Messrs. D3u, Spriggs and Samuels,
each have a more or less active lightning
rod out for The SptakeIship, and Mr..
Hamilton intends to give J. b.
Pcytou TIE tussls Of his life for
the position of clerk. The remain
ing two gentlemen are non commit;al
az 90 their preferences though il is under
stood that Mt Ilammett feels very kindly
towards Hon. J. j. Woods, and Mr..
Justice is tqual'y ss Wen inclined toward
Mr. Samuels Besides Messrs. PeytOn snd
Hamilton there is third candidate for
clerk IN the person OF FAIRY Giimer Of
Grsenbrier. There are already two cMldi-
. dates io- sorgecnt-at a-us OF the House on
+ tue gycu1J. They are c. o. Arbogosi, OF
Pccahoatas, and Lon II. Kelley, OF Bcax-
ton. Both are good men and VIII give The
/ Wheeling eenaidate lively tussel.
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compelled to testify concerning such Of
ienses, AMI no statute OF limitation shall
bar prosecution -
A large Toftion Of toe message will be
devoted 10 corruption and the use of
money IN the selection Of candidates for
public Offices; trusts, combinations and
eonspiracies to opprtss the people aad en-
rich the few; railroad determinations on
freight and passenger charges, and the Gus.
tom OF giving railroad passes to public Off
GERS and delegates to political conventions.
The Governor uses yery fOrcible language
under some Of these heads, and the whole
makes an able, comprehensive document.
The reports Of the various State officers
we're received 100 late TO be included, and
they will be made tie subject Of special
message.
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CLOSING THE BREACH.
A Decision That Settles the A. o. u. w.
Dispute I'm Iowa

[ - 1850 RNANANa inc "A u u W
Dispute In Iowa.
WATERLOO, Iowa, January 5.-The
trouble between the two branches of the
Ancient Order Of the United Workmen in
Iowa seems to be in fair way 10 be
settled.
The Supreme Court has sustained the
position taken b. The original Grand
Lodge, that the order il an insurance
organization, not fraternal society mere
", and that the Supreme Lodge has nc
right to levy relief assessments upon the
separate beneficiary Jurisdiction of Iowa.
The split IN the order in this State grew
out Of the adoption Of this relief law by the
Supreme Lodge in 1880. Iowa refused to
pay the relief call and wac suspended and
new lodge instituted among the adhe-
rents of the Supreme Lodge. Suit was
te2un IN 1888 against the original Grand
Lodge to recover the lodge seal, property
aud maine. The trial resulted iavOrably
to the SuTr5mists, hut this was reversed by
the Supreme Court, and that body again
sustained the original Grand Lodge.
1t WAS STATED last night by one of the
officers OF the SopTeme faction that they
would give up and ltigate the matter no
further This Executive Committee Of the
original Grand Lodge seem 10 favor TIE
admission Of such members the Supreme
faction as desire TO come back, and one Of
the committee says that the Iowa Grand
Lodge would not object to the Supreme
Lodge having full control of TIE rituslistic
work, bat lows would not pay any assess
ments TO the Supreme Lodge The total
membership OF beth branches in Iowa is
about H. 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
JAKE KILRAIN,
Champion of the world
WHO Is MURCHISON /?
Ex-Gov. sheldon Says lie IL Not the Author
Of the Famous Letter.

Ex-Gov. sheldon Says lie Il Not the Author
Of the Famous Letter.
Los ANGELES, GALA, January In
Quiries were received here yesterday from
indianapolis, referring to published dis
patches and asking if Ex-Governor Lionel
A. Sheldon was not the author Of the ia
nous Murchson letter.
An Associated Press reporter put the
question 70 a gentleman here, through
whose medium the letter WIS first made
public, and the answer was made on
authority Of Colonel H. G. Otis. of the
Times: J. W. Fitzgerald and Henry T.
Gage, that Ex-Governor Sheldon was rot
the author OF the letter and knew nothing
oft till after i. wss published.
These gentlemen stated positively that
the name of the writer OF the letter has
yever yet been known to the public in any
Of the numerous reports that have APP
peartd on the subject.
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HARRISON'S VISITORS.
He Sees Some ID stIngulshed Visitors from
Dakota.

He Sees Some ID sting uished Visitors from
Dakota.
INDIANAPOLIs, IND, January 5.-Gen.
Harri,oa did not have many distinguished
callers to-day, and there was noticeable
decrease in the number Of visitors. The
weather was inclement and disagIeeable.
Judge Harrison Allen, OF Fargo, Dakota,
who arrived yesterday aud had a talk with
Gen. Harrison, was joined to-day by Judge
Granville +. Moody, Of De ;dwooi, Oak.
one Of the Senators elected by the embryo
State.
Together they visited Gen. Harrison
this morning and passed couple of hours
In conversation on territorial matters. 1t
is thought The PIesideut-elect may be
cleaning Information on territorial topics
for his inaugural address. Both the
Dakota geutleme0 talk freely about what
their people want aud expect from the
new administration. About the only
view they express that IS new 70 the pub
lie, is their violent opposition to Con-
gressman Spripge,'s Suggestions TO change
the name of South Dakota to WiuOns, OF
some equally euphonious and appropriate
Indian name. This they object TO; they
want the old nsmes, North and South
Dakota.
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MONROE DOCTRINE
AID Tbs PANAMA CANAL
Sasmlas Resolution Holly Discussed in The
Sonata

WASHINGTON. Jalusry SIN the Sen
ste to-day Mr Eimunds offered two reso-
'laons. which were agresd to, calling on
che President for Information a. to the
Venszue-a1 awards. and as Co what steps,
u any. have heen taken by the United
States Government o. collect the monthly
quotes oftbe Caracas customs receipts
Nr sherman csiiei up the Joint resolu-
tol reported by him yesterday, from the
Committee on Fo-e'go R-s6ors. dsclsr-
iug the sense OF Co1gr. in relation 20 Toe
connection o. European Governments with
arv iuttr-roeanic canal, and asked that II
hs rt--et immediately. A bret but very
HufrltstirE l..Cu. sion ensuCd.
Mr. Sherman Sold thar the resolution
was hut rta serton of the Monroe doc
tr.re.
Mr Teller aid that the only objection
le bad to tle resolution ives that 10 wss
g. timely. an3 sio0li have been adopted
F-.rs $40. watu the construction Of the
Panama canal was begun.
Mr YES. suggested chat, while tayor.
I.E the resolution. no was intended % hayg
some h.lriug n favor of the NICaugua
C.atL scheme OBJ which he was opposed.
Nr Eimuuis Gre author %. tle retO
.1aon. di-cl med having been influenced
Psi any sucn a.o. Mr. Cal opposed the
l..o.utIon ls calculated io 0bs,ruct "a great
vcrt of te1cicenCs TO mankind Mr.
George r.rrrtld ths -asllation az g very
important srl rec5-sary t Up.
ME- kraeaa thought tbat che resolution
should no, Dol pressed O a vOts to-day, bal
should bs considered and debated ia
language. he ld. was too broad and no
restricted. and contained an unnecessary
Od.rte t0 France. SIR Cray conceded
vith the views EXPIRE, SD ty Mr.. Rssgau
and said that che government OF the Uni
f tea State, should NOT, without grave con
.i1emtor. iuterplse az obstacle 60 q wori
which would advance the CIVILIZATION o
ttc world
Str Nrnn tcok the yisw that Con
er,.s h.i rn right to irammel the ti0lo
matte cotton .t the executive hy the PISS
sage eta ..rt resolution. III toe idea va
to he expressed hy Congress D.. should b
in thc iCm Ci a concurrent resolution
only.
Mr. sherman treated Mr Norgau's Oh
iectn to Che form of che resolution ss NOR
technical chan important, bat wa7 wiliirl
to have the losolut'Cn made "a concurren
one. lost sd C, Joint resolution, although
he tio1gt, the latter the better fern a
binding tte three branches of the Govern
merit Die would like 90 see an the ua
items OFF the would .hut not the Govern
menfI cooperate in the work OF the Pana
ma Caual
Mr. Sherman consented Oh let che ua'
ter 40 over ai Monday. bat said d
should be c..pc,ei of. then, because th
resolution should be passed promptly OF
lol 90 a.l Alter further discussion thN
resolution weut over an Monday.
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The Election at Kcyser.

cpeciI lilccrnu 20 ~ sunday Re9i7ier
KEYsER, w. VA, January 4-The
election here for corporation officers was
hotly contested. Hob VIM. NJ Welcb,
John W. Perry and Philip Dofoit beinl
the candidates for Mayor. II resulted in
the election of Mr.. Welch, by 125 mrioIi
~, the largest ever received by snyone ioI
tho position, although il was anything
TO beat Welcb.n Mr. Welch is a Demo
crat. Jas. f. Wood was elected Recorder
and J. ". hardwood, John J. Rne, S. n
Burke aud S. T. Spioer Councilmen.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Joseph Sohaiier and sophia his vile 10
The undenlg ncd trustee dated February 9th.
lSS5, and recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court OF Ohio rOunty, West glnia, in
Deed Of lrust Book No %. page 81. will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY n, 1859.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, al the north front
door OF the Court House OF said Ohio county,
sell 20 public auction the north onehalf Of the
Los Numbered Twenty.nine 90 aud Thirty
siT (3o), situate on the bank OF the OHIO River,
between said river aGd West street. In that part
OF the city OF Wheeling IN the county aud Slate
aiore aid, commonly know ~ North Wheeling.
TERMS OF sALE-One third, or a. much
more Of the purchase money a. the purchaser
may elect to pay. In cash on the day Of sale, A.
the residue ON credit Of Fix and twelve months
from said day, the purchaser 10 give his notes
with security for the deferred instalmcnb Of
purchase money and int rest the security % Re
approved by the undersigned Trustee lille un-
disputed. JANIS L. ROGERS,
dc2I Trustee.
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Private nal.elI Hsard From.

PTTTsBURG, January 5.--A letter TO the
Dispatch tiom Private Dalzsll, dated Cald-
well, o., says:
An evidence Ct the utmost good faith, l
will take pleasure, without any compenss.
tion whatever, in conveying by mail 20 all
soldiers who have claims for furlongh
or prison money, extra duty pay or
mileage home from place Of discharge,
all the information necessary 10 obtain
the same. This is in response 10 thous-
anjs Of letters l have received inquiring
about the fourteen millions Of unpaid and
valid military snd naval claims referred
10 by me in a recent letter to the PatsJwQ
Dispatch which was generally published
throughout the United States.
)Sgatd) PRIVATE DALZRLL.
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LIVE STOCK.
Ui,issxo.

C1ugAGos
CHIIAco. January 3. -Cattle--RsCe ipts
5000 head; market steady; choice beeyes
q 5Ol4 80; steers 81 90a4 40; stOckers
and feeders 81 90a3 30; COWS bulls, and
mixed 81 40a3 90.
Hogs-Receipts II, 600 hesd; shipments
4 900 head; market strong Toe higher
mixed s. O0a5 %; heavy S. 05a5 30;
light s. 00a5 30; skips So 4Os5 co.
Sheep-Receipts ]. 700 head; shipments
500 head; market steady; natives So OOa
4 10; western corn fed 81 25a4 20; Texans
81 5Oa3 so; lambs 81 00s5 90.
nsse Liberty.
EAsT LBBRrY, January Cattle
Receipts 9G9 head; shipments al head
nothing doing, sll through Consignments.
Hoss-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; market dali; Philadelphias
S. l5a5 20; mixed s. 10; Workers s. 05s
3 10; common 10 fair s. 05a5 10 pigs
s. O5a5 so.
Sheep-Receipts 9, 400 head; shipments
|, 800 head; market firm and unchanged.
Cincinnati.
OlHCIHHATI, o., January 5-Hogs-
Firmsr; common and light 81 i0s5 90
packing and butchers s. 05l5 20; receipts
3 $50 head; shipments 1000 head.
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CHARLESTON,
Gen. Golf in Secret Conference
With His Friends.
COL. CARR'S HAND IN DEMAND
But the Colonel is Saying Nothing, and he
Refuses Colts Invitation to Come
and See Him."
sg.oia T,oran ,ot.s sunday Register.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, January g.
Gen. GET has been here all day comforting
with his counsel on the gubernatorial con-
test They have under consideration the
return notice and the line OF defense
against Judge Fleming's charges. John
Cooper, from Mercer county, was here las.
night 10 meet them and they i'm
msdiately went into conference on
the situation. The result ia lock
al up in their own breasts. rot
even the leaders Of the faithful here being
taken into their confidence. But is is pre-.
sumed that the sayory politician nom
Mercer, who knows more than perhaps
any other man OF the fraudulent work
dore in tina. county, explained the csss
fully Mr. Cooper lett this morning aud
the rest Of the combination formed them
selves into reception committee which
entertained the local lights and heard their
views.
Col. r S. Carr was an object Of intense
interest during the day SueaOus efforts
were made to induce him to pay General
GOT visit in his ROOM Prominent Re
pubhcans
FELL OVE8 EACH OTHER
In their mad haste 20 gst hold of Col.
Bob's hand aud give il a friendly squeeze,
but ell to no purpose. He was rs nom
commitisl as ever. and MT. GOfl' s
invitation wa1 politely but
firmly declined. The Colonel Is still an
enigma 10 Democrats and Republicans
alike. The only remark which he is
known 20 nave let fall concerning the sit
uatiCn was % tie Ell ct that Gre of the four
Republican Senators who voted for ex Sen
ator Cowdsn, would be the President Of the
next State S. natt the .Our were Snyder.
of Monongahelia; woodward, Of ROaue;
Minear, of Tucker, and himself
Snyder and Wcoiyard were considered
out This leaves Carr Gud Minear. The
latter. 10 vii be remembered, was outrage
ously treated by his Republican colleagues
40 the last session, ard non sweais ven.
geance. They impuguCd his character and
tten refused hun even the poor satisfaction
If al Investigation. The day has come for
M.near TO settle ola scores and he may
do H. Carr and Minear by acting
independently Of Republicans could con-
troll the Senate, and the Republican lead
ers now fear that they will. The Labor
senator has let lall bin. 70 this effect,
snd that il the inside meaning Of his re-
marx about one OF tie iour who voted for
Camden.
Gen. Gof said this evening that he
would leave f0r Washington tomorrow.
Mr. Hubbard will take his departure at
the same time.