Under the same conditions our colleague, Mr. Sellers, produced writing for us very satisfactorily.

GEO. S. FULLERTON,

Secretary.

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April 17th, 1884.

On Thursday evening, April 17th, 1884, a sitting was held by Mrs. Patterson with Dr. Koenig, Mr. Fullerton and Mr. Hazard.  The Medium declared herself unwell.  No results were obtained.  The session was in Mrs. Patterson’s room at No. 508 S. 16th Street.

GEO. S. FULLERTON,

Secretary.

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May 31st, 1884.

On Saturday, May 31st, 1884, at 8 P.M., the Commission met at the house of the Provost, 1811 Spruce Street, for the purpose of sealing a slate to be left with the Medium, Mrs. Patterson, who was to try to procure independent writing upon the inside surfaces.  There were present Dr. Pepper, Mr. Furness, Professor Thompson and Mr. Fullerton.  Mr. Furness brought the slate and seals.  The slate was the double one used in our former tests, hinged, and fastening with a screw.  A small piece of pencil was enclosed in the slate, which was perfectly clean, and the slate was screwed up by Dr. Pepper.  The direction of the cut in the screw-head was marked by a scratch on the wood at the end of the slate.  It was nearly parallel with the long diameter of the slate.  Mr. Furness then tied the slate with red tape, passing the tape longitudinally and transversely around the middle of the slates.

The first seal (red wax) was on the knot, which was over the under end of the screw.  The end of the screw projected a little through the wood, but was covered by the seal.  The second seal was over the ends of the tape.  The head of the screw was also covered by a seal, and three (3) additional seals were affixed on the outside edges of the slates, where they were crossed by the tape.

One of the three impressions at the edges of the slates was made by Professor Thompson’s right thumb. [A test was then proposed by Professor Thompson, which the Commission does not feel at liberty to make public, as it has not yet been carried out, and publicity may interfere with its success.]

GEO. S. FULLERTON,

Secretary.

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November 5th, 1884.

The Commission met at the house of Mr. Furness, 222 West Washington
Square, on November 5th, 1884, at 8 P.M.  There were present Dr. Wm.
Pepper and Mrs. Pepper, Dr. Leidy, Dr. Koenig, Prof.  Thompson, Mr.
Furness, Mr. George S. Pepper, Miss Logan, Mr. Fullerton, Mr. Coleman
Sellers, and the Medium, Mrs. Margaret Fox Kane, who was the guest of
Mr. Furness at the time.

Those present seated themselves around an oak dining table, some eight feet by four and a-half feet and the usual height.  Mrs. Kane was at one end of the table and Mr. Sellers at the other.  The Medium sat with her feet partly under the table, and consequently concealed from most of those present—­her feet were hidden also by her dress.