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_. * * * * * 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. Dr. Leidy asked the question: "Is any Spirit present?" Ans. Three raps. Dr. Leidy: "Will you confer with the man to left of the Medium?" Ans. Two raps. (No.) Dr. Leidy: "To the right?" Ans. Three raps. Professor Thompson (who was the person indicated): "Is the Spirit male?" Ans. Three raps. "Will it answer to the alphabet?" Three raps. The alphabet was called and "Henry Seybert" spelled out. Mr. Sellers: "Will Henry Seybert make the raps at this end of the table?" Ans. No. "Is he satisfied with the Commission?" Five raps were given for the alphabet; Professor Thompson called it; raps spelled out: "I will be satisfied before the investigation is through." Mr. Sellers: "Does Mr. Seybert know the names of the Commission?" Ans. Three raps. "Does he know who is now speaking?" Three raps. Mr. Sellers then pointed to the letters of the alphabet, which he had written in order on a sheet of paper, and raps spelled out: CHARLES CERI. Mrs. Kane then tried standing at some distance from the table, with her hands on the back of a chair; there were some raps seemingly near or under the Medium. Raps were produced as members of the Committee stood with the Medium around the desk in the library, and close to a book-case. Raps were produced according to the Medium on the glass door of a book-case, upon which Mr. Sellers placed his hand. Mr. Sellers felt no vibration on the glass, but raps were heard somewhere in the vicinity.