tools that came to Tumba for mu T .R. no. 412-Sheppard
34-Fearing 25/26. Car. 142-WMM 485/484-491~-493-Morrison
413 Fearing 6+20-24—Snyder 450-452/453 TR-458/459-568~
car. 143-Carpenter Masai & boy 4 boxes-WMM 577-492-
Morrison 416- car. 144 Thomas 9~18-A.P.O.M. 412 T.R. the
other $ of case of todls-Morrison 409-417 WMM 489-576-
car. 145 WMM 486/487-490-567 Snyder 580-Morrison 403-407-
, 411 Fearing 13 - car. 147 WM TR 566-Fearing 1- Morrison
' 408-410-Sheppard 35 Snyder 460 car. 148-Fearing 4/5-19-
21/22-27-Thomas 7-12-14-577 Morrison 406— car, 149-Fearin
7-23-578-Thomas 1-8-WMM 465-469 car. 150-Fearing 2/3-10/1
WM T.R. 569/571~-WMM 572-Snyder 461/462-Thomas 2-4-11 ear
151-WMM 564-Fearing 8/9-12-14/15~17~Thomas 5~6-10-13- 2
spades & two shovels that I could not get in with the
tools, also 2 Iron wheels, for wheelbarro probably, or
wagon. car. 152-A.F.C.M. 273 bale of Americani-I send you
from Tumba~Phipps Mattress 405-Morrison bath 420-Fearing
16-18- car. 153 Morrison 406 Mattress-Phipps 423-bath-
Thomas 17-Fearing 574 WMM 573-Sheppard 575-A.P.C.M. 4
bags salt from my store each weighing 29 lbs. You ought
to make these bring yeu in 50 francs each. car. 154-AFCM
16 bags salt as before.

All the above have been dispatched since the 12 of the
mo. it is now the 25th I hope you will get them by the
18t boat. I have just ree'd a cot from Vegeteaux of 892
2-11 worth of goods which Mr. V. bot through Dr. Sims.
Also about 10b & purchased by Dr. Snyder, shoes &c for
Sheppard & Phipps.

There are some more goods to come from Matadi soon-
but I have nothing for Luebo now. All gone. Mrs. Crowle
joins me in sending love to you all we are both well.
All in Tumba are quite well now Mrs. Wooding lost her
little baby a few days ago tell Dr. Snyder about it.
With kindest and best love and prayers for your health &
success 1 am your brother in Christ. If all the people a
the mission want a small boat I will not object. I leam
however that the Dutch House is going to have an addition
of 2 more boats soon - that is e fact. J. 8. Crowley

Saturday Jan. 29 - 1898

This has been an uneventful day. Just the ordinary rou-
tine of work and preparations being made for Sunday. Mr.
Silva was up to afternoon tea and he killed a beef and
sent us the heart and a nice piece of liver which we
divided with Mr. & Mrs. Graham.
