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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
MRS. LUCY TAYLOR PASSES AWAY
Big Price for Tobacco Crop-PrimitiNe
Haptists I'm Annual Session.

WILSON, y. c., August 25.-(SpeciaL)--
Mrs. Lucy TAYLOR. one OF the Oldest resi-
dents of Wilson, died Thursday In the
ga year Of her age. She had been a con-
sistent member OF the Primitive Baptist
church for about thirty years. The fune-
rnI was conducted from the Primitive
BAPTIST church yesterday afternoon. Elder
L. -. Cold, OF this place, conducting the
services.
Thursday Mr. John Haler, one OF our
best farmers. sold his tomcco from
thirty acres for 5000. This Is the best
record PEI acre thus far.
FIFTY thousand pounds OF tobacco were
sold at the different warehouses Friday.
Much of e sod for - cents pound, and
a great deal was knocked out at 30 cents.
Yesterday was the largest day thus lar
this season.
Professor bred. Peacock. OF Green's
boro' Female College. is IN town for
few DAYS with relatives.
The Primitive Baptists are holding thelr
annual meeting with the church in this
place. Many visitors AMI visiting minis
tefs are In attendance.
Some Of the town sewers We're found 70
be filed up with sand, and the town au-
thoriues have been engaged FOR the past
week In taking them up and putting them
in order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
.<e@~~-.--.. - - - - -
EoR RENT: -.

No. s17 Grace street. between Second
and Third with 10 rooms.
No. 1913 Floyd avenue, between Linden
and Beech streets. with . rooms
No. sm Leigh and Eighth streets, with
40 los Seventh street between Grace
and Franklin. with 10 rooms
No. gl4 Marshall street. between Ninth
and Tenth, with ~ rooms.
No. iA9S Floyd avenue. between Iom-
hardy and Plum streets. with rooms.
No. agi. corner Twelfth and Broad
streets. with 10 rooms.
No. 407 Eleventh. street between Mar
shall ard Clay, with - rooms
No. lliS Floyd avenue near flum' win
No. g5Js east Franklin stree, Opposite
J,ibby-U,il Park). with rooms.
No. sis south Third street NEAR Gam
blo's.Hlll Park. with 10 rooms.
No s1T Main street between Third and
Fourth. with 10 rooms. 60, .,-o.,,
No. liz. corner First and Canal Streets
Other dwellings,. both large ard small,
in all parts OF the city.
ALSO.
Dcsirablv- Located stores. Waren H,V.,e,
and Offices Call for our fhlN ~
MO VI. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
Real Estate Agents and AuciioneeFs.
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
.pho,e N 40 au 2G-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Col. Thomas j. spencer's Narrow Escape

KEYSVILLE. VA. August 2l.-tSpe-
claI)-Whlc Colonel Thomas j. Spen, eT
WAS driving into town this morning his
horse became frightened at Il passing hi-
cycle and ran away. throwing the Colo
mel ont on his head. bruising him con-
siderably, though he is not seriously hurt.
Ii was very narrow escape, as the ColO-
mel is a feeble man ana unable to jump
and the horse kicked the buggy all 10
pieces and ran for a mile with the shafts.
Colonel Spencer is a former RichMoad
tobacconi-t. and well known there. lie
IS the father Of Thomas a. Spencer. book
keeper at the state Bank
Mrs Mamie CroZier. Mrs. Chambers
and Mr.. Allie Chambers. all OF Dallas,
Tex. arrived here to-day. and are the
guests OF Mrs. ". u. Green, Il sister ot
Mrs Chambers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Miss May Barnes's Condition.

CLAREMONT, VA. August 2J.-(Spe-
cialD-The people of our community are
greatly excited over the remarkable oondi-
ton Of Miss May Barnes. She has been
lying dangerously i'll with nervous proatta-
ton for some time, but now, IN apparrat
dcllrium, she reads. counts and sews, win
her eyes tightly bandaged. she also sings
long selections that she has never heard
and with much effect. She IS AZ present
quite strong, physically, and does not fa4
to eat three square meals Il day.
Misses Katie Norris ana Bertha and
Cassie Teskle returned yesterday Z
Richmond, after visit Of ten days. Will
the family of Mr. Charles Gore.
Surry county VIII be represented al
the Richmond Exposition. Dr. ". Q
Holt. first vlce-president Of the Virginia
state Agricultural and Mechanical s.
| ciety. IS q resident Of this county, On
| is making collections OF products. NATIVE
woods. clay, and mari for the collective
exhibit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
NEWS LINKS FROM LEXINGTON.
Dedication Of Church in October-Ioung
Iadic. and Guests is Camr-PersonaL

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
LEXINGTON. Va. August 25.-The cor
r..-l....ce OF both cur literary insti-
t.t.as indicates that the attendance next
s.....n wln be large.
q great many letters have been received
f.a numerous applicants throughout
yler.a and New Jersey at the
Washington ana Lee University.
.'. ulu P.rucrs have arrived for the
= a-ou-Mcmousl Hall at the Virginia
Military Institute. and the work VIII be
; ei by The Withrow Lumber Company
e. i.pIlly as possible. Mr.. Arch. With
Wv. president OF The company. Is super
tending the work ia person.
The Summer Law School at the Wash
ihstyn and Lee University came to a
c.o.s to-day. There have been in all
t"tuty-four students IN attendance, and
t.. patronage and results OF this first
ADts.pu have been most satisfactory. a
tlDcesaiul future to the Summer Law
Dol at the Washington and Lse Is
e. lged.
trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
South. Lexington. Will be dedicated on
Sunday. October sth, with imposing cere-
m.nl The oedicatory sermon VIII be
If'acned by Bishop ". w. Duncan, OF
South Carolina.
Preparatory services VIII be held in
tie church beginning Sunday. September
lih ia these services Mr. Prcttyinan,
tte pastor, WIN Be assisted by Rev MIR.
Hammer Of Roanoke; Rev. Dr. Whisner.
~ Huena Vista. and Rev Mr.. Stump. OF
Woodstock
1eaeral Fitzhugh Lee purchased lot
81 Glasgow during the past week for
1910 II has been several years since
any lots have been sold at Glasgow.
4 party OF young ladies and gentlemen
ere spending the week In camp on Laurel
Run. near Goshen. under the chaperonage
of Airs. James -. Anderson. In the party
ar the following: Mrs. Charles u. An
oefson. Misses Agnes and Elizabeth Ross.
Lucy and Nettie preston, Margaret and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
cRgeMvILLE's TOBACCO SEASON
Good Prices and Big salcs-flghting Re.
nnil,icnn Eactions-PersOnaI.

publican Factious-Persorai.
GREENyILLE.. ". c., August 25.-(Spe-
ciai)-During this week the warehouses
here have had very large sales OF leaf
tobacco. some days the floors OF all three
warehouses being full. II Is selling well.
and the farmers express much satisfac-
ton at prices obtained. This Is the best
season the Greenville market has yet
had.
Two Republican conventions meet here
to-day, being called by different men.
each claiming to be the chairman or the
Republican County Executive Committee.
one faction is IN favor Of iuslhs Win
the Populists and the other Is opposed
to It. Both conventions select delegates
to the State convention. ana tmst pouy
will have to decide which OF the dele
gates to recognize. There VIII be three
sets OF candidates IN this county.
Miss Julia White. OF Heriford. who
was visiting relatives here, returned nome
to-day.
Mrs. J. r. Wchard and children, who
have been spending some time with reia'
tives here. left yesterday for their nome
In Salisbury.
Miss Martha Tyson returned TO hei
home. In Baltimore, yesterday, after Vlsi
! TO relatives here.
Miss FmmGlee Wells. OF Wilson. whC
was visiting Mss Lula White. LEFT 10
| day. the latter accompanying her nome
| for visit.
Mrs. J. c. Lanier has returned to bel
home in Wilson. after i visit to relatives
| here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
VOTING PRECINCTS.
THE CITIES BY THE SEA PREPARING
TO DOUBLE THEM.
Tyler and Maynard Divide the Delegations
May Live with n Hole Through
His Head--Texas Guns

NORFOLK. VA. August 25.-(speciai)-
The city Council Of Portsmouth Will be
asked at the next meeting By the Electoral
Board TO double the voting precincts Of
the city, there now being nly I'VE. one
for each ward. 1t is very likely Norfolk
will do the same thing before November.
az under the present election-law 1t
VIII be impossible 20 get the vote in.
Berlley Democrats held mass-meet-
ing last night. and sent six uninstructed
delegates to the congressional convention
at Virginia Beach. They are thought to
be for Tyler. Maynard Will doubtless
carry the. nine delegates In Western
Branch on Tuesday, and the two at Deep
Creek, and the rest of the districts VIII
go for Tyler
ALLEGED FORGERS.
John y. Bell and Richard Cavon were
before Justice Hawks, in the county, yes
terday afternoon. for forging the name
Of X. l.. Bell fer SIS, and were sent on
to court for trial.
The negro Alexander. who shot Della
Stoval nearly 10 death, and tried to XII
himself. VIII live, even with Duliet
hole through his head. His condition
IS improving.
III. tug Lambert Point has been re-
ported by the United States inspectors Tor
violating the law By going into waters
not allowed by her papers, and sent on 10
the United States Court.
a RADICAL CHANGE.
City-Attorney 8. 8. Lambeth. Jr, con-
Templates rcsgning his position. ana
giving up TIE practice Of law TO enter the
ministry Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Two of tho immense steel guns for the
battery Of tho battio-ship Texas have ar
rived at the navy-yard.
The oyster gunboat AccomacK goes mo
commission the latter part OF next weeH'
A negro sneak thief named Nl'h nus
Ford vas captured last night for entering
a lc-rdir- hOrs, on east MAN su0u''
ana stealing $50 worth OF jeweiry.
4 Catholic church is soon TO D. 'rf't'u
on York street, and the present PARISH
divided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
THE WHITe-HhRDAWAY SHOOTING
Some OLA Sinners Converted-Nr' irDy's
areat Aec-lali for Mr.. kuyk.

BLACKSTONE. VA, August J.-(spo-
| cioID-D~. Iarlaway, who shot Mr.
Frank White yesterday, was taken be-
| fore Justice r. Y. Jones late last night.
and ~. case was postponed until the Com
monweslth's Attorney could be present.
DR.. H2r5aWay was placed under guard II
his residence. ilr. White ~ doing we'll
md the doctors say Is not seriously
wounded. The ball entered just above
and coming out below the hip-joint ana
LODGED IN his pants. Mr.. White IS an eN-
ceedingly deaf man, and It is thought
never heard one word Of Dr. Nardaway' )
explanation.
Key. j. VI. Anderson, pastor OF Motto
way circuit, has been conducting enc or
the most wonderful reyiydls at White 5
chapel ever he'd on this circuit, corp
mencing last Sunday. Tie revival seems
20 be confined principally to old persons.
one old gentleman that made prOIr5-
sion being nearly 20 years OF asc. Up
10 this writing there have been about
nftv conversions.
Mr.. William B. Jrby. OF this place, ce!e-
hrated his 18th birthday yesterday. II
Is tholght by many that ne Is one OF
the Oldest. if not tie Oldest. white man IN
the State. His health Is remarkably
good. anu he bids fair 10 live several years
more. $3.50.
Messrs. Dupey and Robinson are erect
ing 4 large three-stury tobaoco-factpry
here. and VIII have 1t in operation TINS
winter. This concern exports tn" greater
rortion OF the tobacco they handle.
Rev. G. a. kuyk. Of Richmord, mas
ben called to preach for the EpiscopAi
churches Of Nottoway AMI Lunennurg'
ana it is hoped VIII accept. These CHURCHES
have been without rector ior some
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
:, vr,,s. ,ha, ,b. IL much improved BY

and writes that she Is much improved "
her stay in the upper country.
Mr.. John r. Topham. OF the Geors's
Pacific railroad. with headquarters AZ
Atlanta, II here making visit 70 n's
parents. Captain and Mrs. J. u. Tophnrn'
Mrs. II. T. Lamb. nurse. and two emu
dren. from West Point, are here for 'he
remainder OF tha warm weather.
Mrs. +. c. Tucker. OF Richmond. dnugp-
ter OF Judge W. w. Crurnp. 10 visiting the
Misses Garrett, east Nicholson street.
Mr.. James McCaw, Miss Louise Henley
Miss Cora Lane, and Mrs. III. ID. Cole,
who have been making visit to Mr..
and MIS-. L. T. Lamb. at West Point,
have returned. They had del'ghtfui
time. everything being done to make thsir
STAY pleasant.
Mr.. John Asher. leading farmer OF
Gloucester. has been spending some time
here With his old friends, Drs. Nash ana
Shield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Polk Miller Performance.

BALLSVILLE. VA, August 2j.-(Spe
cial.)-'The Polk Miller Combination gave
an entertainment at HObsOn's factory
sunny Side, last night. There was an
audience Of about 40 people present, anc
the receipts We're in the neighborhood OF
500. which gSs to liqu date the debt upon
Grove church. The music. and, in fact
the entertainment as whole. was
most enjoyable affair. Polk Miller was
at his best, and Messrs. CLOVIS, Wool
bridge, and Davis all brought forth
rounds of applause, and the people seemed
slow to go out for recess even 10 ENJOY
the delicious cream. cake, lemonade, &c,
&C., which was served in abundance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
JOEL NEcESsARYS NECESSITY.
lie Uses Ills Horse for n Eroastwork ana
Kills Dock" Gibson.

BRIsTOL, TENN, August 2J.-tSpecial)
Joel Necessary, a leading merchant at
Clnchport, Va. and Doc Gibson. II me-
charic. quarrelle' On thc road n.1r
Cnnchport last evening over an old dispute
about a tract OF land, and both drew
revolvers. Necessary loaped from his
horse. and standing behind him as 4 pro-
lection. fred two shots into G.bson's
body. from the effects Of which the latter
died in a few minutes Necessary sur
rendered 70 The authorities. lis plea VIII
be scls-defencc. lie claims that Gibson
was first TO draw arms. Both men have
been regarded as dangerous. No one eX-
ccpt tie Two combatauts witnessed tie
ARRAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
ro,r r,riop.s brilliant Musicale.

FORK UNION, VA, August 4J.-(Spe'
cialJ-The event OF the season eliminated
lat night IN the brilliant musicale when
was given a. this place assisted by dri
Tucker and little Miss Clarke, Of It!cn-
rond. The affair was under the manage
nent Of Misses Lucy. George, and Lille
Snead. and Lucy Archer Perkins. Mss
Lucy Snead has won an enviabie reputa-
tlon as a s0loist. aud the artistic manner
I'm which SHE rendered her selections en-
titles her to the praises 80 lavishly b.
slowed upon her. Miss Georgia Sneai has
taught several sessions az the Richmond
Female Institute. where she has made a
fine record MISC Lille Snead has the
honor Of wearing a Holins music modal
rs well as the greater honor Of being 4
full graduate OF piano and organ music
OF that school. Lit,le Miss EulI jana.
though only II years OLD. displayed her
wonderful talent by the very brilliant
manner in which she rendered III Trova-
tore" But TO make distinctions where
all did their part 50 BEAUTIFULLY would
not b. In harmony with the occasion.
Fork Union has cause to be proud Of her
home talent. as displayed last night.
Bv universal verdict, the affair was con-
siderel the best thing ever gotten up In
the county. Refreshments were served at
q late hour and Handsome sum realized
for the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Wllllnmsburg's school Affairs.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August %
CSpecial)-An important meeting Of the
town Board OF School Trustees was held
to-day. when the salaries of teachers for
the ensuing session were fixed. and al
the old teachers were reelected.
Contracts were let % furnish the SCHOOLS
with coal and wood for the session, ana
a committee was appointed TO secure suit
able accommodations for the white
scholars.
Mr. Hunter Jackson. brother OF Mrs.
William H. Il. Morecock. arrived here THIS
morning from New York on a VISIT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
OLD MATERIAL SOLD.
CENTS REALIZED FOR THE FORMER
COST or ARTICLES IN DOLLARS.
probable Democratic and ropuiist Nomi.
nccs In the Fourth District-Fcrsman
pisohsr. ell. Others Reprimandcd.

rETERsDUR0. VA, August 2S--(spc-
cmll Mr. Thomas l. Shippen, the Colleo-
Tor q Customs. and as such the custodian
OF tHe government building in this city.
had an auction sale to-day OF large
quantity G, old material that for years
past had beer collecting under tho admin
isfrauon7 81 several Of hts predecessors.
OF course. most az the articles offered at
g.. sale w,te practically worthless and
brought very low prices. Among she
esU,.es was a stll Chat had been cap
t.i some years ago. and which was
N-ab." oHiy AS ola metal Another OF
On 81, articles was crude posi-o.hce box
otia.aaly used for the distribution or
l..ls. and tie fret box used for that
purpose IN The present post-oiiic". 1t
brought 90 cents on account OF rs histo-
-. several parcels that originally cost
the government so or 500 were knocked
out Al 81 or e. cents.
POLITICAL.
VERY Utilo heard IN Democratic cir
clcs r'.titc 10 ihe probable nominee for
Coa.rc. froa tl.s district - succeed
lIrr. sHr.. F. Epes. Ex-Governor PM.
rs Nctuucr vI DO "a strong candidate
l.f.te On" convention. ana 10 ia probable
t I,t..sDIs VIII also present a good
;hr PoI lists make nomination II
,,u either hr tlr. Goolc who ran against
Dir lHc. ia the last campaign. or Mr.
IIa.s.u, E0lson. OF Powhatan. II Is BE-
it.I rat tLc formcr would be the
tt...ser of the two
.'r James ~. Sends Vicc-prc..1cnt OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
snccessfnI Meeting ut Leo Hall

LEE HALL, VA, August 2o.-topeciah'
Last Thursday night Rev. Or. MORRISON,
Of the West Point Plain Dealer. closed
a very successful ten-days' meeting with
Lebanon Christian church here. The In
terest was still growing when the meet
Ing closed There were several COMES
sions the last night. Many wanted DIT
Morrison to remain another week, bu'
he said II was impossible. There were ten
baptized in the James on Friday morn
iu4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
CAPTAIN MATT ATKINSON GONE.
lie Was Gallant Carolina Soldier ana
EnterDrising Citizen.

AsHEVILLE, n. c.. August G.-(Spe-
clal)-Captain Matt Atkinson, one OK
Asheyill~'s most public spirited and enter
prising citizens, died quite suddenly at
Salisbury this morning IF heart-failure.
lie was a lieutenant and captain in the
Confederate service. Ills comm2ni FORM
ed part Of President Davis's escort from
Charlotte, Y. g., 20 Washington Ga AZ
the close Of the wsr. Captain Atkinson
w,a LAWYER. editor. fruit-grower, and
real-estate dealer during his life. HIS cx-
hints of avples won the med4l at the
Centennial ana the Wndjr medal at Bal
timore in ISL The latter was for 10
OF the finest apples in the United states
and Canada. \ widow. numerous
family. and the community ut large
mourn his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
4 GAY WEEK 1T The WARM.


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.er.y Decorate. Tor tNe "N, ASH H. 80.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-SUNDAY. AUGUST 26. 1894.

not been a sinsic death here within tbs
corporate limits OF the town since June.
Mrs. Baldwin, OF Atlanta, end Mrs.
Allison, OF Charlotte. who have been
yls,tlny their relatives here for several
weeks. leave for Charlotte to-day.
a small show was skunksd hsre last
night Their crowd was so small they
paid the money back to thoSs woo went
and gave II up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26

Cards. BlH-Heads, Statements. Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars, Handblls.
Dodgers. SC, printed ~ the Dispatch
Company at low prices. WI give YOU
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send US your O, lers and
we will guarantee satisfaction. Gin every
partfcular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
TENNIS AT RAWLEY SPRINGS,
| This Game SIN the Subject OF Interest
Result Of the Tournament.

RAWLEY SPRINGS. VA, August 25.-
Special THE tennis tournament among
the gentlemen here which excited so
much interest among the guests. ana
Which has already been mentioned. has
been completed, with the following re-
suit: Dr. W. II. DuBose. United states
navy, won the first prize. very pretty
and appropriate scarf-pin. and Mr. l..
NJ HSggins. OF Baltimore. won the CON
ISOLATION prize, a handsome pair or INK
cuff buttons. The latter prize was con
tested for by the players VINO ios' III
the first series OF games. The great IN
terest taken in the affair was due 10 the
enthusiasm with which the ladies cham
pioned their special friends among the
PLAYERS and the handsome souvenirs which
they provided for the successful CON
testauts. The prizes were delivered by
MIR. l.. l.. Campbell, OF Richmond, IN a
very happy and appropriate speech,
which was responded 10 on the Part VI
the recipients by Or DuBose In fe"
most aprOpos remarks.
LADIES GAME.
This tournament having been such n
success. another was at once gotten IN
among the young isdies. and is now
in progress. The contestants are Mss
Collins, OF HaBerstuwn; MISS Lee. OF
Rawlcy; Miss Campbell, of Galveston,
Miss Marshall. and Miss Hobart. OK Nicks-
burg. Hiss Hobart wears the honori
thus far.
Among the arrivals OF the last day OF
two are Or. joan 4. Broalus, Of Louis
vile: Or. Thomas Hume, Of Chapel Ilhl
- G.: Martin Mar hall, OF Nicksburg,
Mrs. De Haven, Of Lagrange. Ky; Mss
Carrie Lee Campbell. Of Richmond; Judge
s. W. Johnston. II WASHINGTON; Charles
g. West and wife. OF Charleston; J.. J."
HYDE. of Cincinnati. ana Assistant-Attor-
uey-General Howry. OF Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
Amir 81 Scntllni Nac..

SCOTLAND NECK. y. g., August o.
(Sp.ciaI) Farmers have commenced to
save fodder. Cotton f. beginning TO open,
and picking VIII soon commence.
Mayor Perry tells M that there has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
r,, r,,c..o,, AT Key West.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. August pa
special from Key West to the Iimes-union
saws that the torpedo-boat Ericsson ar
rived there yesterday from New orleans,
having left the latter place wednesday
night. 90. -- 80 O..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-26
ConsuIs Not Wanted.

TANGIER, August z.-rhe Sultan OF
Morocco has issued a circular-letter to the
powers requesting them not TO appoint
Consuls at Fec for fear OF creating seri-
Gus troubles In the country.