Deserved Compliment to


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The New York Courier speaks of a
silver coffee pot, lee pot, sugar dish, cream
jug. table and tea spoons, which are now
at Gelston's, under the Astor House, and
which bear the following inscription.
"Frescnted 10 Edrn1d Gibson 1THon,
Esq, U. S. Wary. By his countrymcn IN
China, June I'm 1915" This evidence
Of good feeling from his countrymen,
comes to that gallant officer in conse-
qucnce Of his noble conduct at Canton on
the occasion Of the violen, outbreaks
upon the American residents in that city,
and does equal honor TO him and to The
generous hearted gentlemen who thus
manifest their appreciation of his service.
The plate came enclosed in box address
sed 10 Mr.. Ti'on a. Annapolis, accom-
panied by letter to The cor>ignee in
New York, requesting that the inscrip.
lion be engraved BY Messrs. Gcls,on <
Co