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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-04-28
STANTON, VA, April 81, 1876.

OTAUNION, A., April Il, 1916.
= Mr.. JAMES =. SKINNER-Dear SIR
am to-day IN receipt Of your favor of
April 2Gc, informing me of my appointment
as :. member of the Conservative Central
Committee. Permit me to say in reply
that while [ have never been otherwise
than a Conservative in politics. l AM
strong in the Conviction "that party issues
should not be brought to bear upon the
election of municipal ofices' at the com
ing spring election. l consider the effort
to make said issues as unwise and not in
the interest either, of the Conservative
rarty or of the city of Staunton. There
fare, l most respectfully decline to act on
said Committee. My sense of duty will
not allow me 10 use the Conservative par
ty to carry out any personal likes or dis
likes that may exist among few dissatis-
fed gentlemen.
Yours Respectfully,
JNo. B. EVANS.
We understand that Mr.. EVANS desires
his letter to be published, and accordingly
make it public, though, to tell the truth
we can't see that it is important to any,
body but himself. Mr.. EVANS who has
''never been otherwise thana Conservative
in politics." is the same gentleman, who,
as member of the Council nominated Mr..
HARVEY RISK, a Republican official,
again st Conservative for the vacant office
of City Sergeant and when a Conservative
does that sort of thing we take it that his
views about the propriety of bringing par
ty issues to bear upon the election OF num-
icipal officers will not interest any one but
himself. He is also the same gentleman
whc as member of the Council voted for
Mr.. ROBERT BICKLE, a Republican for
Mayor over Conservative who was also
in nomination, from which we may infer
that what he thinks 'unwise" is the very
wisest thing for the Conservative party to
do. His ''sense of duty" has allow d him
to use his position in the city to vote for
two Republicans over Conservatives, and
if exercised to a much greater extent
would break up the party in Staunton,
and give Mr.. EVANS who has s;never been
otherwise than Conservative no where
to go, which would be very sad indeed
The ''few dissatisfied gentlemen" Zone
hundred and four to fifty-three was the
vote) at the meeting whose ''likes or dis
likes'' his ''sense of duty' prevents his
carrying out, will doubtless excuse him,
aud we think that the people in May will
also from ''sense Of dutyn to the Conser-
party and the city, grant him their fur
Tough.
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MFRS H. SCHERER,
LADIES' FAHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING
h. H. FULTZS OLD STAND
NEW STREET,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
MRS .sSCHERER informs the Ladies Of Staun-
t ton ,,t that she is prepared to carry on HAIR
DRESS! Ntf IN all its hranchesj will make over
old Hair into NEW AND FASHIONABLE
STYLES, DRESS AND SHAMPOO HEADS,
and guarantee perfect satisfa ctnn. COMBINES
made up into BEAUTIFUL CURLS, BRAIps
CHIGNONS, &c.
nn 81 Always on hand large assor tment o
BRAlDS from So up
@a> Orders promptly executed. oc22-4t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL,
L ESTATE. By virtue of Deed of Trust.
executed to the undersigned by John N. Grouse,
on the 9Th day of March, 1875, and at the res.
quest of the parties secured therein, will pro-
coed to sell on
TUESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF MAY NEXT.
at public auction. on the premises, all the real
estate in and adjoining the town of Waypes>
boro, now owned and occupied by said Jno. N.
Grouse. This property consists of several Town
Lots in the town of Waynesboro, and tract Of
ten or eleven acres adjacent to said town, and
will be sold as whole or in lots to suit pur~
chasers One of the lots has good BRICK
HOUSE on it, Stable, and all the necessary
Outbuildings on it. Any one wishing to buy
Building or Pasture Lots should not lose this
opportunity to supply themselves
Terms made known on the day of sale.
VIM. PATRICK, Trustee
E. NJ. CUSHING, Auctioneer. apl44t
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THO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
: STA UNION hereby announce myselfa
candidate for the Office of CITY SERGEANT,
ap2o'31~ H. RISK
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FOR CONSTABLE,
w. A. REED.

MAGISTRATES,
J. ". Todd, James Ker, Jas. W. Craw-
ford, jas. FL. Waters, FL. P. Cease.
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CITY sERGEANT.--TO THE VOTERS OF
] THE CITY OF STANTON: hereby an
nounce myself candidate for the office of CITY
SERG EANT, subject to the decision of the
CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION
Having discharged the duties of the office since
June last to your satisfaction, as I trust, hope
it will be your pleasure to elect me; and if
elected, pledge myself to discharge the duties
Of the office promptly, faithfully and impair
TALLY.
ap7-tde VIM. D. RUNNELS.
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Caudidafes for 0aice-

HARD.-IN REPLY TO THE CALL MADE
~ upon me through the last Spectator"
and IN answer to the friends who have been
KIND enough to urge me to become a candidate
for the cthce OF Mayor at the ensuing Primary
Election, beg leave through this medium to
express my appreciation of such evidences of
CONFIDENCE and kindness, but must decline to
dicated. MY PROF ESSION IS MY LIVING.
The duties OF Mayor, if properly discharged
would consume more of my time than can
apps It p " 'p M. HARRISON.
NOMMONWEALTH'SA ATTORNEY IN AN
~ swer to a public CALL l respectfully an
nounce myself q candidate at the Conservative
Primary Election for the nomi nation for the
position of Commonwealth Attorney of Staun.
ton
APPS 1t M.QUARLEs,
THO THE CONSERvATIv VOTERS OF
Il THE CITY OF STAUNTON.-CAPT. W.
l.. BALTHIS will be voted for as candidate
for Mayor OF the city of Stanton at the APP
preaching Primary Election, May 9Th 1876.
ap28-1t STANTON ARTILLERY
TITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
i STAUNTON.- GRATTAN.
Esq, will be voted for for Mayor of the CITY at
the Primary Election.
APPS MANY TAXPAYERS.
NAPT. S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS: THE USE
~ of your name for the office of COMMON
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY at the Primary Elec
ton is respectfully requested by many who re-
collect your efficiency while in that position
ap23 1t MANY VOTERS.
MFR. J. FRED EFFINGER will DE supported
lYl for Mayor at the Primary Election if he
will consent, by
apr26-lt MANY VOTERS
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ATTEND to your registration no,v-ro-
DAY.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.-TO
~ THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF STAUN-
TOM Gentlemen-I respectfully announce my
self a candidate for reelection to the Office of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE She uld
1T be your pleasure to re-elect me- will dis
charge the duties of the Office to the best of my
ability. Respectfully,
ap7-tde GEO. Il. HUDSON.
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ATTEND to your transfers to-d7ay. Don't
delay it! aF
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GITY CLERK. ITO THE VOTERS OF THE
7 CITY OF STANTON: Gentlemen-I here
by announce myself candidate for reelection
to the Office of CLERK OF THE COURT OF
HUSTINGS for the City of Staunton. Having
devoted more than quarter of century to the
duties of the office, and grown gray in your
service, l trust that it will be your pleasure to
re-elect me, pledging myself, if elected, to dis
charge the duties of the office faithfully and
impartially with the aid OF Mr. Argenbright.
ap7-tde JAMES f. PATTERSON.
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CQhI ., ApI
$50 ,oG0 DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER OF
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Contract will be made with en- efficient and
active business man to represent this Company
as General Agent for Stanton and adjoining
counties The Company has paid over $780, 900
to represen tatives of deceased Virginia policy
holders. Apply, with references, to
W. H. BLACKBOARD,
Manager Southeastern Department,
ap21-2t Baltimore.
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W CASH BUYERs.-J AM PREPA RED TO
= OFFEE SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
Nails, GLASS, IRON, and General Hard
war sale' 20 casn ouyefs. Country Merchants v i'll
fore making :.neir purchases, - f''0'0 w.
mhA4 GEO. E. PRICE.
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FOR TREASURER,
uEBER KER.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY,
T. G. Elder.
FOR CLERK,
JAMES F. PATTERSON.

FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVIEW
GEORGE II. HI DSON.
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G. A. GIL ADKE
GLAD e

IS RECEIVING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.
AND HIS PRICES ARE ASTONISHINGLY
Low. GO THERE AND GET A BAR.
GAIN apF-tf
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DECLINES TIE POSITION

The following correspondence has passed
between Col. JAS. III. SKINNER of the City
Conservative Committee and Mr.. JNO. B.
EVANS who was appointed a member of
that body:
STAUNToN, April Goth, 1876.
Mr.. JOHN B. EvANs-Dear SIR The
Conservative Central Committee Of the
City of Staunton of which, as your are no
doubt aware. you have been appointed a
member, will hold meeting on Saturday
evening next, at o'clsck, at the Law Of
fee of Thos. d. Ransom, ESQ.,, for the pur-
pose of organizing, and for the transaction
of such business loooing TO the success of
the Conservative party in The approaching
municipal election as shall be brought be-
fore it. Your attendance is requested at
the time and place and for the purposes
above indicated.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES H. SKINNER,
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4 0SlTY TREASURER FELLOW CITIZENS:
~ most respectfully announce myself can
didate and solicit your suffrage, for re. election
to the office of CITY TREA SURER If elected.
will in the future as in the past, devote nv en-
tire time and attention to the discharge of the
duties Of the Office.
ap7-tde HEBER KER,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-04-28

A CARD.-BEING BEFORE YOU AS A
1 candidate fer the Office Of City Treasurer,
ana hearing that erroneous Impression ex-
lists to some extent, fad myself under the ne
cessty of seeking. by few words of explana-
tion, to remove these misconceptif MS which ex,
list wish gard to my position.
In May of last year resigned the City Trea-
eurership. | was forced to do so by the fact
that the friend ia whose employ had been for
many years had been incaL acitated by sudden
and protracted sickness from attending to bis
affairs, and the business which thus accuIhu-
lated On my hands compelled me to decide
whether should abandon my friend in his ex
tremity or resign The Office of Treasurer J
cho the latter alternative, and you will, be-
iieve, properly appreciate my conduct in so do.
ing. 1t now turns out that my employer $
health is so improved that he has returned to
his business, and expects to be able to con duct
it WITHOUT MY ASSISTANCE. Under these
circumstances need employment, and very
naturally, as / think turn to seek again at
your hands an office which you twice conferred
on me by your SURFACES, IN which | served you
for five years. as l am happy to believe, to your
entire satisfaction, end in which was so for
tunate as to win the emphatic commentator of
the City Council. as shown by their resolution
passed on my retirement.
If it shall be your pleasure to again honor
me with your confidence and support, which
nave at no time needed so mucn as at pressn I, my
ENTIRE TINE will be devoted to the duties OF
the Office, and I shall strive as earnestly as
heretofore to merit your appreciation.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN ii. CARROLL.
Stanton, Va, April 49, 1876. apl4-4t
HITY ATTORNEY - TO THE VOTERS OF
STANTON: If it shall be your pleasure to
re elect me to the office of CON NON W EALTH'S
ATTORNEY, it shall be my endeavor in the flu
tufc, as it has been in the past, to discharge
with the utmost fidelity the duties which per
tain to the place.
apl4tde THOS G. ELDER.
NITY TREASURER. 1 RESPECTFULLY
! announce myself candidate for the office
OF CITY TREASURER, and in making this
announcement, beg to say to my friends het,
after serving you for five years as Treasurer, l
was forced by stress of circumstances--oh lch |
trust you apprenticeship resign. The reasons
for my resignation are now removed, and if
elected, intend to devote my ENTIRE TIME
AND ATTENTION to the duties of the Office
Respectfully,
ap7-tde JOHN NJ. CARROLL
Unity CLERK.-TO THE VOTERS OF THE
" CITY OF STANTON: Gentlemen-I here
by announce myself candidate for reelection
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-04-28

MIR. J. FRED EFFINGER will be supported
lYl for Mayor at the Primary Election if he
will consent, by
apr2S-lt MANY VOTERS.
, 1876-07-08

tent It viii he made, haa bren ,na .,pI.9s PR,
Committees now Ecalousy at work on the NM
ter, but the na1lrcs will not bc given 70 nc pun
them. Tic employees, meanwhile, are II tlspi.
dation lest tl,etr root1l will be declared more
satisfactory tlnn their company, Or the.s "a.
aries ",'ocked" 80 rs TO make a co'aiostaolo
existence almost an tlnposelollltY'
DtLt 300.
Tn,nuxR rcportcr having asked tho Hon.
Elliott Anthony ii he thought thai there VA;
any probability that the Supreme Court wouil
rceonsS. shs dsc'!9n Lately gse
was T informed that there were ;yery good
decision would be rcconsisicrcd. "for'I said
he, Vt Ia not great wltilo neo snas .uuga stsse
case which Involved Bill 8o0, and now Judge
ScholiIcll has given this decision on the bill IT.
sclf, and tho two decisions, involving ttn satne
aeon ~ @ 1sfty ty a,s 70 ssooey ofT
different. But they both Gnote the same prre'- pr'
Vision OF tho Constitution, and, ~ beforc sa!i,
the difference IL absolute In thctr cnnaertctfonl
e e meaning q s ths b, ,ovsdn 1S fSy,cyo. Gy W,
,Ee%os es ss Il se 4eeoayse2c sySs at IA' i very
int There is no telling. which dccision Will bs
found to bo correct. II docs not make any az
not tjo uoint. Tho question Is,- Can tho city
cnllcct It's revenue at all1' and hopo that 1t
emu
ruB FINANCE coMMtrrEn
Of Hl1. McCrca, aud consulted further OH tho
financial prospects, 1t was concluded to aflvcr-
lie this morning The time revenue warrants
ithe advertisement can be found IN another
earnestly requested by tho Committee to pol
tler vrll an1 II they have any money laying
, 1876-07-08
TIE CITY-uALL.
Water rcnta yesterday wcro $2,Bso,

Water rcnta yesterday wcro $2,Bsa,
Tho receipts In tho License Department yes
tcrday wcrc about 5000.
The coal-bill for tho month of June for fuel
used In thu North DlyAlon Pumping. Works
amounts to s10,7S0.
Tho Committee on Streets and Alleys Of the
West Division is called to meet at o'clock this
afternoon In tho City Clerks Office.
South Town Assessor Gray hns dravn I'm h,s
reAl-estate assessment books, and will deliver
them to tho County Clerk to-day. His other
books will bo made out soot,.
Ex.Atarsl,al Gootlell favored tho Ctty-rIall
with his presence yesterday: Slnco his Fetlro-
Mcpt from Office he has pAil hut few yistts 10
The sceno Of his former occupation.
The main topica Of conversation yesterday al
ths City- Hall wcTe tho nlassacte Of llen. Custer
htld his band and the sentence Of Jake Echm.
70 small amount Of Indignation was expressed
l!lchard Collins, defeated candidate In the
nouneet himself as an Independent candidate
for tho ofZlce Of Alderman Of tho Seventh Ward,
10 tho p1ace Of Fly-away lItldrcth,
Tie Clty-IIall Yestcrday presented sorry aI,-
pearsnes. The lntensa heat had withcriHg
eject upon tho employees, and the absence os
4lent lack Of actlyity malo matters very dull.
Msyos Colvln, cty, Attorney Tuthill, and Frau
1A AdamS arc tho abaentces,
Il might perhaps be well for some OF those
Aldermen who src In tho habit Of spelling
"Commlttco" nc-omit-y," and "o'cluckH
~1'-clo-k," to allow some one clso to write the
calls Tor cotnmittec.lneetngs In tie book kept
tyr tho purpose In the City Clerks Office, 4
sstnnger might think that Chicago Aldermen
did Aot know how to spell.
a delegation Of citixens-Mcasrs. J. d. Sut-
eef, Carroll, ]. 8. Dausngartcn, II. Z. 1Iahler,
~ Cregar, and Frederick Wtlklnson-w -waitrd
epoN AID. MeCrca 1t his office yesterday after
aoo1 TO put In go,a wurl for llorsv-railway
9n oglen avenue. Thu gentlemen arc lcslroua
ns1 sSat Lat part Ut the town shall Improve, and
saihk that llpa of horse cars would DO much to
pSaeht It. Tho matter is HOW before the Cuuu-
a, Aaa theY asked tbs Aidetman's support.
Tho Board Of Public Works Is still hating hc-
MSsh mosa TWO oplnions. Ono ID as to whetfer soIne
nofs a'en Gun be spared, and tho othc! whether
Y would not he best u reduce sal4rics and not
tas lursm; It'll probable that reductions lu bUth
says will b niaac, but as yet no conclusion llas
esaa a reached: a paper showing where tue
esaciioa will c6me. and to 1hAA cx-
, 1876-07-08
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
TIE NORMAL SCHOOL.
70 ths Edttor qf Ths Tribune.

CHICAGO, July IAN article appeared In
your this mornings tsauc headed Cook Conn-
ty Normal School," which rccitcd the action Of
the maJority Of tho Committee on Salaries and
Teachers, and noted the fact Of my absence
from tic meeting. For fear the public nlny be
deceived by tho article, you will please allow me
to briefly state tho reasons for my abscuce. Il
was urged BY some Of the members Of the Doara
at our las. meeting tint Is there was no report
net upon the BoarA should adjourn for two
wccks, to give that Committee time to
make such recommendations to tho Board
e far Eans't0q ihs hopct 'eS~'a 81 the s'e schso sa
notwithstanding this was tho third meeting
Of tho Board Ut which It was expected there
would be MI election Of teacllcrs this Commit
tee had mover BEEN called together to consult as
to agroe upon report 10 tho Board. Still, We
adjourned to meet In two weeks TO bear q re-
port Of the Committee OH Tearhcrs and 8nlar-
les, After the elosu of the session / inquired OF
suggestions wcro made, but no definite time
nxcl for meeting at tho titno Of my leaving
tho Board rooms N9itllur huve been notified
Of any mrcttng OF tho Committee up to the
present time: I should hare been glad to hare
met them. I l,avo Decn. anxious to hayoa meet
Ing, and from tEme to thnc urged 1t, tut With
Tho minority Of tha Committee, I am In.
formed, were told TINT I did not understand
and they both Expressed themselves dcsrous o{
adjournlng TIL could be notified Of the meet
Ing; but under the pressure from other men,
hers Of the Board who were present were in
t.!cca to adopt the report. ns appears III your
/ shall make a minority report, and suhst.n.
tlatp beyond d doubt to any candid mind TINT It
Is for the interest Of tle school aud the county
for Mr.. Wentworth, who has 10 ably a1l satIs-
nj tha *f
, 1876-07-08
DEGREES FROM WILLIAM AND MARY, !"

DIXON, ILL.,, July 3,-Eho Rev. e. ". Hager,
pying tho position ot Chaplain Iii tho United
States Navy ilas recently received the degree OF
D. y. from William anu Mary College, of vlr-
Cnia: This venerable Institution ilns not been
very lav!sf, Of suc fayora, having conferred that
tory, upon only afty-thrco otGer e1crgylne1l,
among whom aro Blsllops Meade, Johns, VII.
NOR, md rineknoy. Tho first honorary x. N.
upon IT. list IL Hnntnm'n franklin; tho fourth
Lib, Th9Dlas JctleEson; after whose na11le
Mo tinl those Of Lafayette, W. II. Prescott,
rresIdent Tyler. Judge Hour, and many other
, 1876-07-08
George, and ucorge g. Barry, laying damages

George and acorgc g. Barry, laying damnse"
Samuel Murphy begun = suit against John
SiAF9; %s'ek sIs1E tsaeSs s esn'fs'. sat e: dam
ngrs aEainst Margaret 1cycr.
j. A. Z. Cnrtts for tho ute Df Ftlwar'! h.tiihs,
began suit to recover 10000 Of Henrge +.
Bauer, and another 10 recover 81, 600 u Acnry
Z. J. johnson and John BygIen sued Nelson
and Edgar u. Dc Golycr for $t,D0.
CRIMINAL. coUnr.
John Bell pleaded guilty to forging . check
Tor Ssn III tho naIne u Peter Pagcs aud Was fe-
nandctl. 80.
rrank 1go was tried for robbery and aoquit.
tel.
Frank Williams was tried for larceny io1ntl
guilty, and given ono year In tho Aouse ot Cor
rHa CALI NoNpAr.
Jupaa HLoDoErr-Motions and aet esscs.
j. JupaE 9,n; gAnx1sos "a ea'e'. No. oAo' Smart w.
JunoB BoorM--Mottons.
Jupoa FARwBLIr-Goncrhl l,ufncts.
JupaE WlLLLAMs--Gcncral business.
sUpGMENTs.
UN,!sn STATES ctncEl7 Counr-!unaE DLonn..
ccy +. 1'owen, 81, no.
SrrKnoM counr-CoNrxs.1oss-E.M Il. T. Arm.
s5nY onsY .nf fs ~ Gh,essn :sss cSs md
Orgy L Lark 80 s2op w. same, fo e.
asts' aeorso' w. ''i eir,t /. 1ie"dYes. e. IT, H. '''
1aw 1yaT mtHT-E K;na, f. Ts Gfs5c, mas. Nc
sclrcleE. 50, 900 Pierre Cosalord ". j.. L. Camp
bell, $;o4 Arthur :; Fsrrar "a. Bornatd Mccsriy
aqa TSams. oef + pas, MSf J. T. nsa.en n's5 y. y.
CHARLES Tilifen and =: j: kose,s, saoa. g;
i'll, r. Smith Vi, Morton Il. I1aIl and Henry w.
, 1876-07-08
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
Jamaica Ginger
THE DELICIOUS FAMILY
MEDICINE FOR SUM-
MER AND WINTER
COMPLAINTS.
SPECIAL DIRECTIONS,

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, 1876-07-08

HELLNIUTN COLLEGE, {BOYS).
Head 1fasftr-Rev. CANON 6WEA1NfAN, N. A,
$3.50 pcr anuum, including all charges.

HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE,.
Prtndpa'-Rev. II. +. DARNEL1, N. A.
Reduction 10 cerRymcn. Yearly scholarships on
very advantageous terms. Ebxt term coMmeucae
Sent III.
, 1876-07-08

On1oAao, July "A correspondent oyer the
tribune, talks like MI old granny OF q hypo-
critical ass. There meyer wna d treaty made
with the maln body Of Indiana Custer met.
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tflne't tlis country appreciated that fact. q. Il