New YORK, Sept. S, 1915.

DEAR SIR :
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There appears to be a great misunderstanding
among your correspondents as TO who and where
Mr.. Henry A. Cargill, the newly appointed Deputy
Collector, belongs. Permit me, Sir, to inform you
who the gentleman is. He was formerly in busin SIS
at No. Maiden lane as late as 1885 he then re-
moved to Nashville, Tenn, and there married the
daughter OF distinguished lawyer, by the name of
Hays-the bosom friend of Gen. Jackson, and pa
tron OF James X. Polk. Miss Hays, at that time,
was the belle OF Nashville Mr. Cargll, for the last
few years. has been a resident ofJackson, Miss the
residence of Secretary Walker.


Owe VINO KNOWS