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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

And Taken Back 10 PnIssiSi-Fire-
Miners Troubles.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
LYNCuBURG, Va, February 1.-The Chief
OF Police ofthis city received q telegram this
morning from Pulaski City requesting him
10 arrest a man named J. q. Farrington, VINO
was expected on the Norfolk and Western
train. The man was arrested aud locked up
10 await furthc: Instructions, rs no specific
charge was made. The prisoner was inter-
viewed In regard TO the charge against him.
He said be was proprietor of boarding.
house at the Bertha zilc.mines and
left for the purpose OF going after his
mother in North Caroliua. He had checks
cashed 10 Pulaski, but they belonged 10
him Chlef-0i.Police Martin, Of Pulaski,
arrived in the city on the evening train and
took charge OF burlington. and said the
prisoner was charged at the mines with
having checks amounting tu 800 belonging
to other parties cashed at Pulaski and appro-
priating the money. The prisoner claimed
The only check cashed was for $50. and that
il belonged to HIN. The prisoner was taken
back on the evening train going West.
The large and handsome frame residence
OF William Hurt on Cabeil street. Daniels
Hill, was destroyed bv fire early this morn
ing. The tire was discovered about 2:l5
O'Clock by some parties on the street aud had
made considerable headway before Nr. Hurt
was awakened. lie had barely time TO get
his family out TO place OF sIfety before the
builtmg was wrapped IN flames. fhe house
was Quilted and but little furniture was saved.
1t had but recently been elegantly refur.
nshed. The loss il estimated TO be about
-, 900. on which there Is an insurance Of
$1,000 $1,000 on the house and $1,000 on
the furniture. The fire was OF accidental
Orisiu, starting in the house, but such bead
way had been made when It WAS discovered
that what caused it is not known. Mr..
Hurt will rebuild immedi itely.
The land.improyement company last
night elected X. l.. Miller president.
A wiIe-ience company for the manu-.
facture OF wire fence Vas organized to-day
with capital stock Of $1,000.
A telegram from PocanOntas says" From
telegrams from the Pres dent posted last
Saturday on the buletin.hoards Of the
Southwest Company it seems that the
operators agreed 10 let matters 10 contro-
very between the miners remain as hereto.
fore, aud calls on all miners to go 10 work
and desi.t from further disturbances. II Il
not known yet what the miners Intend
doing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
Emily Easement Literary circle.

\ very interesting meeting OF the teachers
OF Baker Public school was held in the
school building yesterday afternoon at 1
O'Clock for the purpose OF forming the
"Emly Easement Literary Circle" The
following programme was successfully
carried cut. greatly 10 the enjoyment oi the
entire audience: Music; Scripture reading
and PRAYER, ID. W. Davis; music; intrOduc-
tory remarks, Mrs. X. ID. BOwser; music :;
essay. Miss Caroline Nill; selection, Miss
Lililn A. Harris; music; recitation, Miss
Lizzie +. Smith; music; address, George
stephens, Jr; Music; benedicti0n.
At the close OF the programme Mr.. Thomas
=. Crump, the principal Of this group OF
schools, introduced Colonel J. B. Cary, SUI
perintendent. lie made a stirring address,
commendng the onternrlse and urging the
teachers t. Use every effort TO improve and
fit themselves for their responsible positions.
The Superintendent mentione1 the fact that
the Moore School teachers were The orlgina-
tors OF the library scheme, and slTeady have
a fine library and literary circle, entitled
The Baldwin Literary Circle" Most OF
the books we're contributed by Miss Bald
wiz, OF New York. They also have meet
ipes every Friday afternoon for discussion
OF school questions.
Nearly all the visitors contributed books
TO the library, and about 100 were collected
as The nucleus OF good library.
Mr. William Z. Burrell, s'elcher in Baker
School, on behalf OF the teachers ana scholars
of the scaool, presented series OF resolu-
tions expressive Of their regret at the resig.
nation Of Colonel Cary as superintendent OF
schools. The resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted.
Mayor EIlyson WAS unavoidably detained.
hut the following representatives. OF the
school, were present: Colonel Cary, super
intendeut; Charles p. Rady, supervisor; and
Messrs. 4. w. Flournoy, Il VI. Garnett,
George L. Perry, and William A. Bowies,
nrincinals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
persOnalsandB Briefs.

A regular term OF the City Circuit Court
commences Monday.
Messrs. j. W. Williams and H. c. Davis,
Of Clifton Forge, are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyon G. Byrd, Of Baltimore,
are visiting this city aud stoppin at Ford's
Hotel.
Rev. II. J. Cutler viii lecture at the Ca.
thedral Hall sunday night on The Life OF
Father Matthew
The Howiizers will give their next month.
" socllhle at their ArmOry Tuesday eye-
ming, February 5,h.
Mr. John c. Teller, G.. X. r. and s..
Knights OF Pythils, has gone 20 Alexandria
on business in connection with the order.
Blaine, General Maboue. Johnnie Wise,
ana other noted Republicans are included in
The chief caricature ID this weeks Puck.
Miss l.. Virgie Waller has been appointed
private secretary 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hiil, aud entered upon her duties yesterday.
Mr. NJ. b. Leonard, superintendent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Telegraph Company,
has returned from an extended trip over the
road.
Miss Eslelle CLAYTON, Of the "Quck or the
DeadO Company, accompanied by Miss Ger
trude Riyes, sister Of Mrs. Ameiie Riyes
Chinler, called on Governor Lee yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. James W. Matthews,
who died Thursday after brief and painful
illness. took place from the seventies street
Christian church yesterday morning az 10
o'clock.
The Richmond delegates to the State
Comet, Catholic knights Of America, which
meets tt Old Point on Tuesday, are Messr-.
James Ferrter, Juan A. Pizzlni, and A. l..
Masurier.
Mr.. John Upshur, travelling freight agent
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, who has been
IN Cincinnati for the past four weeks assist
ing Mr. Hotchklss in arranging bis office,
has returned 10 Richmond.
During the month Of January 166 deeds
were recorded IN the clerks Office OF The
HenrIco County Court snd eight marriage
licenses were issued, four to white and the
same number to colored couples.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
james Melton (eolores) was fined 80 and
costs for being dlsordery and recklessly
driving his horse ~ the street, and William
Gordon (colored), charged with stealing
silver watch and gold cham, the property OF
James w. Throgmorton, was required 70
give security for ninety days In the sum OF
slOO, the evidence not being sufficient TO
sustain the charge. None OF the other cases
on the docket were worthy OF mention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
THE THOMAS ESTATE.
Possibility oc Sew Claimants Coming
Forward.

The Dispatch correspondent at Fredericks.
burg writes A. follows: The death OF Mr..
vii tam A. Thomls has caused somewhat OF
a sensation here, 1t having Oeen announced
thai MIS-. Mary Fields, Mrs. Elizabeth
shack lciOrd, and Mr.. James ThomaS, all OF
this cItv, claim 10 be sisters and brother OF
the deceased. Your correspondent having
learned this. on Thursday visited Mrs. Field
al her residence, taking with him copy Of
the Dispatch contaisiug the petition flied Dy
Bette Lewis. Mrs. Field, after reading the
petition, said:
81 had 4 brother who was named Will
liam Anothy Thomas, and who left home
when about sixteen wears of age, saying he
was gong 10 see. Atlcr an absence OF four
teen wears, during which time no tidings
we're ever received OF him. my mother, Mrs.
Tbom1s nee Lewis, received letter from
him IN California in which he sent his pho
tograph. This vas in 1862 They then cor
responded for some time, when he wrote Der
that ne was gong 10 leave California, but did
not sly for what point. My mother then
wrote immcdistely for him to come home,
hut she never received a reply, and from
that dav until the present nothing was
heard from him, and am almost convinced
that the deceased i nv brother
When asked II she bad takcl any steps to
assert her claim she said that the letters and
picture had been given to Mr.. William A.
Little, ,lr., % this city, her attorney, who
would Immediately lOoS into the matter.
Her mother aud father, who are both dead,
were natives Of this county, and were born
about twelve miles from this city.
Your cores pondent also visited Mr.. Lit
lie, aud in response 10 an inquiry AS TO whe-
ther any steps had been taken IN the matter
sqi6 that the letters and photograph would
ha forwar,led to Richmond in q few days.
and il any proof, Whatever are discovered
Ibe claims of the rlshltu heirs will be
pushe1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IN RICHMOND, VA.
The half session begins FEBRUARY trH.
when students may enter With advaDtage.
For catalogue or special information sddress
ia gG-eodtfei PROFESSOR Il. PUklk kAh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

The Democratic party Il worthy OF the
CONCENTRATIONS aud eontjDusd support OF
The people gho Inlrusied u with The gov.
eminent for ils firm snd iudicious ilnaneisi
policy, By which, having accepted the new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
RATHER AOUEER CASE.
A stranger suspected OF Being Way
man sutton Brought TO
Richmond.

on the Chesapeake and Ohio train from
Newport News, which arrived here yestcr-
day morning at 1895 O'Clock, were two
officers from Warwick, having IN custody a
man arrested In that county the night before
on suspicion Of being Wayman sutton. the
murderer who escaped from the Jail at
WytheyIlle on the morning before he was TO
have been executed. The prisoner was
taken into the private Office OF Justice
! Crntchfed, who afler hearing statement
OF all Of the facts In the case decided that
he had no jurisdiction.
Tel,p phone messages were sent 10 Wren's
detective Office and TO the second police sta
tlon, and two OF Wreu's men and Officer
Harmon. from the slation-hOuse. went down
and talked TO the prisoner, bat nothing
whatever could be pumped out Of hlm. He
declined to say where he was from and what
his business was. When questioned be said
that while he did not want TO be impohte, he
could not continue { ansSer the numerous
foolish questions asked him. lie desired to
attend 10 his own business and let others do
likewise.
lie answered the description Of Sutton
only az TO height and weight. sutton has
sandy hair and moustache and dark blue eyc..
while this indi, ldual has very dark hair and
moustichc. black eyes, and scar over his
right eve.
Justice Crutchfeld having declined 10 take
charge 0i the prisoner. aud the warwick
constable and his deputy being convinced
that the man, who said his name was liar-
rison, WAS in reality not sutton, he was re-
leased aud left the Justices office in cOmpa-
nv with the Warwick officers aud The vete~
ran fireman Slywalt, and all. hands took
something 10 refresh the inner man. The
police officers watched the afternoon trains
leaving the CITY, but saw nothing Of Iiarri-
son. II was stated that 4 he was seen in the
city last night he would be arrested as a suS-
picOus character.
Mr.. !. B. Turnley, one OF the officers
from Warwick, said that the prisoner, who
gives the name OF George Harrison, made his
appearance AT lee Hail Monday evening and
secured lodgings at the house OF Dir. Henry
Jon ), where hc remained until Thursday.
While at Jones's be seemed TO be nerv0us
and uneasy, ana his conduct was such as TO
arouse the suspicious OF the neigh
bors. Thursday morning Harrison ais
appeared. After his departure IL was
rnmored that the stranger was Way
man sutton, the escaped murderer Of
Wythe county. The sheriff having ordered
ms arrest, the county officers started out alter
hun, and that night he WAS found at Mr. j.
c. Adams's, on James river, where he had
secured lodging and had asked to be put
across The river next morning. When ar
rested Harrison was PLAYING game Of cards
with some ladies and gentlemen. When told
that be was suspected Of being Wavman SUIT
ton be stouty dcTed being tue murderer,
and said that he Gas never in Wythe county
in his life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
OUR VETERANS.

The Democrats Of Virginia can take Just
pride In theii provisions for the relief OF
those disabled yeicians who gave tbe Hover
OF their youth 10 their imperilled Stale, aud
Who now. old and crippled, are the sacred
trust Of =. grateful and bfssery'ioslng peo-
f,l.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
be vigorously pushed, and there IS much

be vigorously pushed, and there Is much
hope OF success.
All who can lend the enterprise a helping
hand should do so now or hold their peace
for long time hereafter.
No site has been determined upon. but tue
Masonic Temple Association, II is believed,
will offer the Allen lot, at the southeast
corner Of Nam aud Fifth streets, upon
ground rent. Some other eligible localities
are spoken of-one on franklin; one on
Grace street.
A northern hote-man OF large experience.
who is widely known throughout the land, was
in the city few days ago and made propo.
sitiou to renttbe hotel II built. and furnish IL
OF his own expense. lie thinks the house
will psy very well indeed. Great surprise u
expressed by capitalists OF other states that
Richmond people, anxious as they are 10
establish a reputation for enterprise, DO not
stop taking 90 this subject and 90 10 work
and put up the money aud build the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
INITEn MATES COURT.
Resolutions of Respect 10 Mr. bu"'
ion--'Cne Chalktey Deed Halter.

Hon Robert W. Hughes, Judge OF the
Irnited STATES Circut Court for the Eastern
d,strict of Virginia. arrived IN the city from
Abingdon, and was engaged for some hours
YESTERDAY hearing matters IN chambers. Ihe
.Indre will remain here until Monday.
TheTe are no criminal cases 20 be tried at
present. nor is 1t likely that any other cases
of ereat public importance viii be taken up.
Hon. James Lyons. assistant district attor-
ney Yesterday, on behLt OF the Bar OF THIS
civ presenied to the Court the resolutions
sdonted in respect TO the memory OF the late
Jsmss n. Dunlop, aud they were ordered 10
he snread upon the record and copy 10 DC
sent 10 the wife OF the deceased.
The motion Of certain creditors OF Er-
rest N. Chalkley TO set aside The DEED OF
sssjgnment recently made by him aud 10 ap-
no,ni a receiver for the property ass'goed'
pSh,cb was set for bearing on Thursday, was
,oid over until to-day. and II Is understood
,hst II will bo continued untii Tue apth
term. Counsel for Mr.. Cbalkiey ana tne
,rnStee. Williamson TaIley, ESQ., pave nos
vel received copies OF the bills OF company
..oa ,hey are. of course, not ready TO proceed
peaSjns this litigation the Marshal Is con.
strnctiyely in possession oithe properly, ou.
a., n lley has tue control md management
81 n and is finishing the hides wh'cn were
,et, In the yats aud in process oil 'Snh'hs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

The Democrats Of Virginia can bold up 70
'he public eve clean aud unOloued RECORD
Of usclUl legislative service. They can suo"
hoa. 10 response to the needs OF the isrneIs'
they have made wise and liberal appropn'
ttiOns tor enc0ui aging agriculture! pfogIes,
and FOR inducing honest and industrious
inmlgrants % settle within Our borders
They eau show bow, Ia resD0n.e 10 the
needs ~ labor, they enacted Legislation Sc
curing 20 the workingman the price OF his
labor, and requiring that Il shail be paid him
in tho lawful currency oi bis county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
proneriY Transfers.

Richmond: Charles Messerschmidt and
wife 10 John Messei schmidt, % feet on north
side Broad street between Jefferson and
Madison, $3.50; s. Rutherford Rose and
Charles A. Roe and wife 10 Edward r.
Murphy, 80 feet on south side Broad street
between shafer aud Harrison, SO, $50.
Lis Peudeus: ]. Bernstein and Others, by
George p. Lathrop's trustee, 10 set aside
deed from /. Bernstein 10 :. L. Bloomberg,
trustee, dated December 90. 1856, and the
transfer therein embraced 10 A. j. Miller by
said trustee and by said Miller to Sarah
Bernstein, and subject the same TO debts OF
creditors. =,
Uenrieo: Jacob Williams from Il. NJ.
ouarles. trustee. % feet onwest side Twenty.
sixth street between X and ;, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
yILLf.
Death Of an OIa Cit,zen-Other Notes.

special telegram " the Dispsichl
DANvILLE, VA. February L.-James Il.
Pace, Sr.. whose Illness has been mentioned
10 the Dispatch, died at 3 late hour last
night. He was born 10 Henry county IN
1903. He lived In that county for some
wears and then removed to North carolina.
subsequently he removed 10 Tennessee. lie
came 10 DaDvile 10 1872, where be resided
until his death. lie was twice married, the
last time to Miss Lucy Taylor, OF Fayette-
Vile, who survives bm. He had six chil-
dren by his last wife, Eve Of whom are
living. One OF his sons Is Mr.. Spot Pace,
OF the Richmond and DanyiIle railroad.
Mr.. Pace was brother OF the late Jeraime
Pace. and also OF Green r. Pace. father OF
james B. Pace, Of Richmond. aud John X.
Pace and mrs. T. J. Talbot, Of DanyiIle.
The funeral takes place tomorrow.
jed. Prchett. recently convicted OF an
Outrageous assault in Pittsyyania and con-
demned 10 be hanged, says when be left the
county be went directly to Durham and
worked on the railroad, where be was ar.
rested. II will be remembered that numerous
searching parties secured the woods aoout
DanyilIe for him. and several times thought
they had spotted their man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
,,oxa Hugnes Appeared.

Judge Hughes SAID 10 Dlspa'cn rspos'sr .sa 81
49, w. rsnresentatlye Of The Goveroment N
s .ne e,sss Of the Democrats here charged
aus s,nderiug and delaying the election IN
VIZ" S,'na ward because OF his appointment
JaensoT .sa Tn,,ed states A'torney.Genersl.
" O The Republicans, ! suppose. asked lna'
,,.,i,c,n lawyer be appointed to con-
i.',n RE nrosecuiion ?" queried the Dis
patch man. -, d,a mt know any.
ming about u until fIoye Dsu @;,san os,s ast,a
po,nted; but think eoione' "susun nwia have have
lnat ToIonel Gibson or Mr.. Lyons, MS
p'sosa p,, sItner in rather delicate posilion
sss's.s y. nsss 10 prosecute these cases."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
CORTY-YEARs' EXPERIENCE OF

j. AN OLD NURSE.-NRs. WINSLOW'S
s0OTaING-sYRUP Is the prescription Of oneot
the best female physicians and nurses In tho
United States, and has been used for forty years
with hevcr-failing safety snd success by millions
Of mothers and children. from the foeole infan,
Of one week old to iLe adult. II corrects acldiiy
Of the stomach, relieves wInd-colie, regulates tho
bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort 70
mother and child. We believe IL tho best and
surest remedy In the woriiin all cases Of Dyssn-
terry and DIsrrhna ia children, Whether Arising
from teething or from any other cause. Full
directions for using will accompany each nottls.
None genuine unless tho Jae- sf1siiS OF CURTIS
4 PRRhISS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold py
ali Medicine-DealerS accents bottle:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
EMBEZzLER CONVICTED.
Applications for Liquor-Licenses TO
he Heard,
Special telegram u tho Dispatch. ]

Special telegram o. tho Dlspatch.l
ONANCOCE, Va, via TAsLEY, Va, Feb
ruary 1.-The second trial oi Eugene
Barnes on the charge OF embezzlement,
that has been 10 progress I'm Accomack
County Court all the week, ended to-day
i'm the conviction OF the accused, the
jury fixing the term OF his con-
hnement in the penitentlary at one year. \
motion for q new trial was made by Bornes's
counsel. aud 1t Is the impression here that
the motion will be granted on the ground
that one OF the jury that convicted BIrues
is said to be nonresident.
Barnes was defended by Hon. John W.
G.. Blackstone and George f. Prramore, and
Hon. John GOode. Of Norfolk, was employ
ed by New York commission merchants 20
assist the prosecution. Tomorrow has been
set aside by Judge Carr son for hearing ap-
plicalions Tor liquor-licen-e In the Lee dis
trct. where the local.Option law has lately
been repealed. A strong and numerously
signed petition against the granting OF II.
cense in Onancock has been presented 10 the
Judge. Nearly thirty witnesses have been
summoned from this town alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
Immigration Meeting.

Major Games, member OF the State
Board OF Agriculture. through the Charlotte
Gazette. has called public meeting Of the
people OF Charlotte for next Monday (conrt-
dsy) and requests the presence Of the Board
OF Supervisors 10 take county action on the
subject OF cooperating with the Board Of
Agriculture aud adopting the imm grafton
plan Of the board. The Commissioner Of
Agriculture, Colonel Whitehead, will be
present and address the people, explaining
the plan aud urging its adoption, giving the
farmers some account Of their department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR WEST
POINT
In Cotton and other Freights-Per-
souat-Coupo3s.
Especial telegram to the D,spatch.l

lopcciel tsieSram 20 tue D'Spatcnl
WEST POINr. Va. FEBRUARY l.. A great
deal OF interest is feIt here in the acquisition
by the Gou!dS OF an interest Ia the West
Point Terminal system. There seems TO be
little doubt that the great traffic OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific Is 10 tnd an eastern outlet and
deep>water terminus over the lines controlled
by the Terminal Company to this plsce. The
terminus Of these lines means q great in~
crease in the already tremendous bulk OF cot
ton aud general freight handled here. IL
will make West Point. II not the first, Ger.
taiuIy the second cotton port Of the south.
. John u. Foster. Esq, eX-iudge oi the
County Court, and late county chairman OF
the Republican party FOR tins county, has
left the county. II Is understood that he
proposes TO make Washington bis future
home.
No coupons have been rendered for taxes
in this county for three or four wears, and
there IL no indication that any will be In the
near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
Meteorological Report for January

The subioined table gives the sunrise,
minimum, and maximum readings Of the
thermometer, the course OF the wind at sun
rise. AMI the amount OF rainfall for the month
OF January.
The readings Of the Thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion OF the city, the
position OF the instruments being free from
any influence Of refracted heat. They are
sef.regi,tering, OF the best French manufac.
lure, carefully noted each day, and the figures
are believed 10 be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
Y. VI. &. 4. Annual ueetinC-Address
from Hon. 4. ~. Cofquttf

The annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will take place on the
evening Of February l2lh at the building,
corner Of Sixth ana Main streets, and pro-
mises to be an attractive occasion. United
States Senator A. II. COlquitt, OF Georgin,
has promised TO he present and make an ad-
dTess-whch fact will no doubt cause a large
outDouring OF the associations friends, for
no man in the South ia held In higher es-
TEEN by our people Than is the able repre-
sentative from G. orgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

Major Norman V. Randolph, chairman Of
,he committee appointed by the citizens
neet,ug to solicit subscriptions for an up
town hotel, after being quite unwell Is again
i. GOOD health and strength. and next week
,vili resume the work committed 10 BIS
haads. II is hoped that all OF the gentlemen
to whom lists were intrusted will forthwith
mase cansasses and submit their reports.
Within the next ten days this movement Will