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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
"TRILBYv STILL THE FAvORITE.
Excursion to Norfolk, Virginia
Reach. and Ocean View.

Sunday, August 18th, and every Sunday
thereafter until recalled, we Will run
our select seashore excursions Via Nor
folk and Western railroad 10 Norfolk,
virginia Beach, and Ocean View. Train
leaves Byrd-street Union) station at $50
o'clock A. NJ, sharp. Returning, leaves
Virginia Beach at $40 y. NJ, Ocean View
at 6. and Norfolk at T. NJ, stopping
only at Petersburg and Suffolk. Fare for
the round trip: Richmond to Norfolk, 81:
to Virginia Beach. $50: and 10 Ocean
View. Sis. Special vestbule-coaches for
ladies' and their escorts. Reduced rates
for meals at Princess Anne and Ocean
View hotels for our people. Through 10
Ocean View without change OF cars, and
special train leaves for Virginia Beach
on arrival of this train. VIII leave
promptly on time. \ good dinner
and a nice dip In the ocean, all by going
IN the Trilby excursions. Tickets for
sale at the train. Chair-cars on the Vir-
ginia Beach train.
Captain J. X. NICHE,
r. T. ADAMS,
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
MIR. WINSTON GIVES TWO DEEDS.
One Conveys Property to Mr.. Diair'
the other to n Trustee.

The books OF the Chancery Court show
that there were recorded on Wednesday
two deeds from Mr.. Lewis p WINSTON
affecting in the main the same property
one was the deed OF bargain and sale,
reported In yesterdays Dispatch, oon
veying the property referred to to Mr.
Lewis II. Blair, and the other was deco
of trust to Mr. Marshall NJ. Gillian.
The latter paper, though Of more recent
date than the former was recorded hrst
by three and a half hours.
The deed OF bargain and sale. which
bears date OF June q. 1885, conveys 10
Mr.. Blair lot Of land fronting 100 feet
on the south side of Broad street be-
tween Belvidere and Henry. with the
improvements thereon; also. lot 2Zx
9s 1912 feet on the north side OF
Franklin street near Mayo. being near
the northwest corner. The consideration
named IL $1,000.
The deed OF trust was made the same
day that II was recorded. II covers the
same two pieces OF property decided 70
Mr.. Blair. and embraces. In addition
thereto, the house and lot No. 207 east
Main street. This deed is given ito secure
t21 500 evidenced by three notes OF even
date, drawn by Lewis +. Winston, pay
able TO his order. and endorsed by him,
at the National Bank OF Virginia" one
of these notes is for $500 at six months.
another for $4,000 at ten months. and the
third for $1,000 AZ twelve months.
This deed OF trust was presented to
the reccrd-clerk. Mr.. Poindexter. at 2
o'clock on Wednesday. and entered Of
record Mr. Blair called half hour later
with HIS deed Of bargain and sale. and.
learning that the deed OF trust had been
filed. went down town, but returned again
at $50 and had his paper entered on the
book.
When seen by a Dispatch reporter yes
,erday Mr. Blair was very reticent. He
declined TO discuss the deed OF trust,
and the bearing that It would have upon
the paper Of prior date held by him.
An effort was made to secure an ex-
PLANTATION from Mr.. Winston of how this
complication came about. but he was
not found. His father Mr.. y. i. Win
ston. when seen last night. said his son
left the city Wednesday evening. He did
not know where he went but thought
either to Baltimore or New York. as he
frequently visited these cities on import
ant business matters in which he is in
terested Mr.. Winston said he did not
know anything about the two deeds UNI
I'll yesterday morning.
A number OF lawyers and others called
at the Chancery Court yesterday TO ex-
anime the deeds, and in business circles
there is great deal OF interest in the
matter. 1t is not known when Mr.. Win
ston will return TO the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
Cnptain j. CARA Secured.

Captain j. Cara, the famous SCOUT
linguist and Croesus. OF whom AL Una
Richmond papers have published long
sketches OF his celebrated career has
been secured by Julius Meyer * sons
OF Sixth and Broad streets. notwithstand-
ing reports to the contrary that the Cap
tain would not dsyiate from his refusal
TO accept any Of the fiattering offers on
any OF the dry-goods merchants here To
place his famous Yucca Soap on sale.
Meyers persistency and enterprise were
evidently too much for Captain Cara,
and, though the exact terms by which
he will appear at the store during tho
rest OF the week are not known, II IL
limited that he will receive larger
amount for half a week than the Presi.
dent Of the United States receives for
the same amount of time. Probably
the Captaia's pride enthusiasm, and
faith IN his Yucca Soap had something
10 do with accepting Meyers offer. az 10
Is said by his intimate friends that hts
only weakness is his pride IN discovering
the process of converting the Mexican
yucca plant into the now famous soap.
No matter what language you may speak.
Captain Cara VIII be able 20 converse
with you. as be speaks number OK Lam
guages and dialects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
COUDETT MARRIES AGAIN.
His Bride the "Nera" Of the divorce
suit-WeddinK TOur.

AsBURY PARK, n. j.. August l5.-Ihe
Corbett cottage, corner Seventh anu
Emery streets, was the scene OF quiet
wedding this morning. Champion lanes
]. Corbett was married to Miss jessie
TAYLOR. of Omaha, Neb. The Dfue Is
known by the name Of Vera S'sa"'oi'
and she is the "Vera" of the divorce sun.
Corbett returned from Bunaio 'nls
morning. and made UP h.s nina 10 SCI
married lie invited only three OF nls
Asbury Park friends, and kept the pro
posed marriage so quiet that even VII
liam A. Brady. his manager khe"
nothing OF 1t.
Justice John A. Borden. Of hstury
Park. performed the ceremony. The WIZ
nesges were ]. r. Workman, j. j. sut ka-
lew, W. e. Bedell. Jacob Howland' Joe
Corbett. and Alice, the cook.
The groom and Mrs. Coros't ZEN on the
10 O'Clock train for wedding tour. which
VIII embrace Buffalo, Niagara Falls. sara
toea, and the Tiousan1 Islands. Trey
will return the first Of September. ana
Corbett Will then so into active triin-
ing for the Fitzsimmons fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
with the City Clerk within the next thir-

ty days.
Mr.. Boykn spoke in favor OF giving the
franchise TO the Richmond Traction Com
pany. and at the close OF his remarks Mr..
King moved an adjournment. but the mo-
ton was lost.
City-Attorney Meredith stated that all
the necessary safeguards in the interest
of the city had been thrown around the
ordinances, but that neither OF them Of
fered any protection in reference 10 the
construction Of yiaduct.
After some additional discussion Il was
decided TO hear repres natives OF the two
co;npanies, each one Of th.m to speak for
five minutes.
Judge II. ". Flournoy. who appeared
for the Richmond Traction Company,
stated that that was n bora nda concern,
and that the people OF Richmond were
clamoring for better car service. which
could only be obtained by competition.
Captaln Andrew Pizzini alluded TO the
ouarded manner In which Mr. Williams
had EXPRESSED himself by saying that his
comnany would meet all requirements II
the franchise was satisfactory. On the
other hand the Richmond City Railway
Germany had the money ready and could
start the work the very next day after
the franchise had been granted. The other
company asked for sixty days within
which TO begin WOIh, aHs Dy tnat time
the exposition would BE- over.
CAPTAIN George ID. Wise also made an
able argument in behalf Of the Richmond
Traction Company, and urged the commit
Tee 10 decide in favor Of competition.
WOULD NOT POSTPONE.
Mfr Ferri,er moved TO postpone action
until next Monday. in order that the rep
resantatiyes OF the Richmond Traction
Company might ascertain whether tneir
amended ordinance would be acceptable to
the promoters. but the motion was lost
After various motions. tending to delay
action. the committee decided. on motion
of Mr. Bloomberg. to recommend TO the
CIV Council the adoption of the substi-
tute which gives the franchise to the
Richmond City Railway Company. The
vote stood az follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Bahen, Blanks, Bloom
berg. Burton, Ferriter, and Allen-6.
Noes-Messrs. Boykin and King
TIE committee adjourned after dsposing
Of some routine business OF minor i'm
portance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

enter the new quarters without breathing
sigh OF relief. The coloring Is bright.
cheerful, and eiifying.
The multitude OF art treasures and GU
rlosi;ies are disposed 20 the utmost ad-
vantage about the picture-galicry. ana
the pictures from the old room and from
the rotunda Of the Capitol are hung with
much taste and judgment. and are far
better displayed than formerly. The read
ing-room Is handsomely furnished In quar-
tered oak, and brilliantly Illuminated.
Rotary bookcases. containing dictionaries
and books OF ready reference are also
in this room. while the splendid col
lection OF books occupies the eastern
room.
Glass cases are being made TO contain
the original documents and letters that
are of almost priceless value. and wneh
these arr completed the work OF moving
and arranging the collection VIII pe
6nisbed Uencefortn. the library will be
open to the public between the hours OF
0 A. NJ. and Z. NJ, and and IL at Night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
THE QUEENS SPEECH
No Complication Calculated to Endanser
the Peace Of Europe.
MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES.
The Armenian Mattcr-Rcfor,ns Pro-
naland and the Cape
Of Good Hopc-Important Lcgisia-
ton to lie Deferred.

LONDON, August l5.-The House OF
Commons met at O'Clock this afternoon.
and was at once summoned by the Usher
OF the Black Rod to the House OF Lords
TO hear the reading OF the Queens speech.
which was as follows:
MY Lords and Gentlemen.-The COM
munlcations which receive from foreign
Powers assure me OF the continuance OF
their good will. / am happy to say that
no international complication has arisen In
any quarter that Is calculated to endanger
the peace OF Europe. The war between
China and Japan, which was In progress
at the opening Of your last session, has
been brought 10 n conclusion by q peace
which. I trust, will be enduring.
"I have observed strict neutrality du-
ring the war. and have not taken any
action In respect TO the Powers engaged.
except such as appeared likely To be-
favorable to a termination OF hos,!lities.
II deeply regret TO say that most afro.
c,ous outrages upon u body OF English
missionaries have been reported In the
proviuce Of Fu-Kien, China In roply TO
an earnest representation addressed to tho
Chinese Government. active measures.
which, I trust, Will prove euective, arc
being taken 10 punish the murdercrs anu
all who were In any degree responsible ior
these crimes. - - 49,,
out In the Armenian District o. Asiatlo
Turkey have been attended Win norrots
which have moved the Indignation or the
Christian nations of Europe ana on my
people generally. My Ambassador ana
the ambassadors OF the Emperor on kus-
STA and the President OF the French re-
rrib,ic. acting together, have suggested
10 the Government OF the Sultan reforms
which. in their opinion. are necessary To
prevent a recurrence OF these murders
and disorder These proposals are now
being considered by the sultan, ana
am anxiously awaiting his decision.
"a resolution has been passed ~ cot9
Good Hone proposing that the adjacene
Crown Colony OF Dechuanaland be IN.
corporated with Cape Colony. l sfsniiied
that l was willing to consider 'avorapiy
an act for that purpose, PROVIDES ~ con-
taIned proper safeglisr ls TO my interests
and those OF my native subjects, espe-
cially az regards their lands. The liquor
traffic and the maintenance or tneir own
system OF Justice. l received satisfactory
Assurance on these matters, and An ace
| has been passed by the Cape Parliainehs
which / have every reason to expect
will I'll my requirements. c..
"Gentlemen OF the House OF Commons,
the estimates for the ensuing year WHICH,
were not voted by the last Pariiamehs
will be laid before you. 49,
INV lords and gentlemen. at TINS sea.
son OF the year II will probably De ioun,s
more convenient to defer until anotner
session the consideration OF any iinpor-
tant legislative matters. except those ne
cessary TO provide for the administrative
charges of the year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
NrFudden's EIopemcnt Tonight.

"McFaddens Elopement." the new farce
comedy by that amiabie and delightful
playwriter Frank DumOnt Will be pre-
scented at the Academy tonight 1t will
serve TO introduce the popular Irish
comedian, John Kernel, TO the play
going public OF the city. and at the same
time 70 inaugurate the season of 1876.
Whatever Messrs. Davis d KeOgh the
managers OF this attraction, stand sure
ty for may be relied upon 10 be first
class in every particular. IL IS sald that
this farce is repete with witty dialogue.
brisht and catchy songs. new specialties.
and handsome scenery and costumes. The
roster of the company includes the names
OF some first-c!ass artists. and the pro-
duction should be we'll worth seeing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
A New Cycle Club.

A new cycle club has been organized. to
be known as the Capitol Club. and the
following w,heel-riders are It's charter
ID A. buchanan, II. c. Mercer. NJ. /.
Pcatrcss, NJ. B. Florsheim, W. L. Prem
tlss. j. c. Taturn. X. d. Moody, Oliver
Hope, w. e ,,J Mers snd G G g. Smith H. j.
elected for The ensuing term. ID. a.
buchanan, president; II. .. Mercer, vice
PRESIDENT; c. II. Ru1d, secretary and
iressurer: G. j. Michebacher. captain.
hoard OF Governors-M. |. Peatross. James
West. Horace Wright. j. c. Tatum. and
NJ. H. Florsheim.
The club colors Will be navy blue and
white. Messrs. {. ii. Rudd; u. a. Buch-
nnan NJ l. Peatross, W. Il. Florsheim,
and oliver Hope will represent the club
in the coming cycle meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
MuuiCfpnl cwDershID.

An exceptionally interesting meeting Of
the Jefferson Davis Literary Society, was
held last evening with ce-Presdent III.
McC. Dowdy in the chair.
The following literary programme was
ably rendered.
A reading by Mr. Claiborne Robins.
Debate: Resolved, That the interest OF
economical and efficient telephone SER
vice demand that the City Council grant
no further franchise 20 any private COM
pany. but muncipaiize the service at an
early date. First affirmative, James u
Valentine; second affirmative. George n.
Skipwith; first negative. ID. Mercer Hart
man: second negative, j. Thomas
Lawrence. The decision was rendered in
favor OF the affirmative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

Old Point and Norfolk Via c. 4 d.
Railway.

Excursion train leaves Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at $50 a. NJ, Sunday morn
ing. August 18th. Returning, leaves oid
Point 1880 +. NJ. sharp-two hours and
fifteen minutes run. Round-trlp to Old
Point and Norfolk, only 81. The ticket
TO Norfolk will be good to return on
steamer Louise at 800 +. NJ. ana on cape
Charles boat. leaving Nofolk at DIV, ar
riving az old Point at In time TO take
train al Old Point. Gives four hours at
Virginia Beach and five hours at Ocean
View. Special arrangements at the
Hygela and Sherwood hotels. Tickets for
s,Ie az train. BAILEY & CLASH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

The Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Po-
tomac railroad will sell round-trip tickets
to Boston
Via sound-lines .'...stA
Via "all-raiv' ........................... >lo.'s
August sd 10 18th,
Good to return until September IS. 1895.
Sir Knights may leave Richmond ae
7lO =. 81. on Saturday. August 9Th.
spend Sunday I'm New York. and leave
that city at $50 T.. A., on the Fall-River
boat. with Richmond Commandery. No.
,: OF leave Richmond on Sunday. Auguss
18th. at 1:i0 l.. NJ. with the commandery
OF St. Andrew. No. -. spending Monday
morning Ia New York. ard reaching Bos-
ton at $50 r. NJ, by the Colonial Ex-
press, one OF the most completely equipped
trains In the country; or. II they prefer
TO "go II alone" may take either Of thu
three trains OF the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. connecting
with all-rail routes and sound lines be.
tween New York and Boston.
For further information apply TO
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
Special Round-Trip Rates ON sntur-
dnys.

Beginning Saturday, August nth. and
continuing each Saturday thereafter. Until
September 18th. inclusive. the Southern
railway will sell round-trip tickets from
Richmond to Keysville and intermediate
stations at the rate OF one fare for mo
rOundtriD.
These tickets will be sold for Train No.
II 0<eysville Accommodation. leayias
Richmond at 6 p. NJ. only. and will DO
good 10 return until the following Mon-
day. ;. Z. WHlIEhf.AD,
City Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
Cheap Excursion Rates Via the York
River Line.

The following cheap cxcurslon-tickets
are sold BY the Southern railway over
the York-River LlEe:
Richmond TO Baltimore and return;
limit fifteen days, "a; Richmond TO Phiia-
delphia and return. i!iEit thirteen days.
s.: Richmond to New York and return,
limit thirteen days. ~.
The York-River Line steamers are cie-
gantly appointed. ard have every modern
Convenience TIE table Is supplied with
ali the de.Icacics CT the Chesapeake Bay.
and the cuisine Is unsurpassed.
Information viii be chez rfuiiy furnished.
and starrooms can 10 reserved N I'D.
vance by applying at the Passenger
Office, 90 east Main street.
s. c. WHITEHEAD.
:. sl.ii,sL City. Passenger Agent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
White Sulphur Springs.

The management announce that the
creenbrisr White sulphur Springs VIII
remain open during September. and spe-
ciaI rates Will be made for that month.
Address Eubank & Glover. White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va
There Is now a large company at the
White. and. by reason Of the excellent
manner in which the place is kept. 10
more popular than In former years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
InNcafOrssss

Why put your money QUE at per cent.
when the State Building and Loan Com
pany will pay you on IT'S SEQ fuil-paid
stock G per cent, and guarantees you
per cent. on its SIS paid-up stock. which -
the same as time certificate Of deposit
IN a bank Call and see us at HOS east
Main street. Richmond. Va.
THOMAS T.. stage.
President. +
w. MINOR WOODWARD.
Vice President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
A Chastity Spectre

disease is ever. but In no form is II more
10 be dreaded than In that OF the formid-
sb,e Taladies which attack the kidneys
and bladder. Brights disease, diabetes,
ard gravel may alike be prevented. II In
activity OF the kidneys II rectified In
time with HoNetters Stomach B.tters.
sovereign also In cases OF rheumatism.
dyspepsia. constipation. malaria, bilious
pnsS and uarvQuSneaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

be sure and use that old and weli-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soo,hing-Syrap.
for children teethlng. IL soothes the child.
sof,ers the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind collie. and Is the best remedy fos
diarrhoea. twenty-five cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

william Il. Logan. a druggist % TWEEN
~ years experience. has purdnased the
Park Place Pharmacy. corner bsisldero
and Main streets VINO WI Gsvc sss per-
sorzl attention to the maraeemest Po-
Iite attention ard accurate com1oS n8no
OF all prescriptions and medicines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
p,cbmopdcrs in New York.

NEW YORK., August lS-specIal;gLH.
,,ar,ai. n A. Kneeland, W. II. Levitt,
INK. Ayenue: G. Weldon, G:lsey; Y.
Nawton C. NJ. williams. Jr.. Miss z.
Williams. Holland; J. a; Ryan. Bruins
wick; J. f. ssation: s. De sss3,. n n.
colonnade; Mrs. +. Wise. Broadway Cen
trail ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

First-ciass Family Grocery. well located.
with nice stock. fer gale. owner world
not sell, but is engaged in other bus'ness
and cannot give this his attention. Ad-
dress Grocer" this Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

A bottle Of Ax0osrvRA PTsJRss 70 Gases yeas
lemonade, o. any other cs.ak vito. NJ Assp
you lrss from dyspepsia. eslic. end aAAssaeA
py. SlyeSxrs the csly ssnulaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16

Orders COR printing seIt to sNs pae.
patch Company will be given prompt At
fention. and the style Of work ana psscss
will he sure TO please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
Library OPEN LAST NIGHT.
The visitors Delighted with the Ar
rauRement of the Building.

The new library was thrown open 10
the public last night. and was visited by
a large number of people. II is impossi-
Bile for an habitue OF the old library to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
GOLD MoNoMETALLsM.

THE policy OF gold monometallism has
been characterized BY repeated and dis
astrous financial panics. The farmers
have found their prosperity and independ-
crCe constantly waning under It's Diisht-
ms influence. Manufactures are interest
Cd. too, Tor they find the prices OF SAFE
failing below the cost Of production. Mer-
chants should oppose IT, for In falling
prices they are often compelled 70 sell Tor
less than they paid for manufactures
goods. Neither manufacturer nor mer-
chant can prosper unless the mass OF con-
sumers realize such prices for their pro-
ducts and labor az Will supply themselves
literally with the necessities ana Iuxuries
OF life. nor can the wagv-earner prosper,
for under depressed conditions there Is
less and less competition for his labor.
'"rhe Democratic party is the traditio,.il
friend and champion OF bimetsllism. us
strength and power and popularity nave
ham isrsslx built unon Its steadisst oo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
SURRENDER EXCLUSIVE PRIvI-
LEGES.

The last section OF the ordinance was
amended so as to provide that. in accept
ing the same. the Richmond City Rail-
way Company shall surrender all claim
OF exclusive privileges along any OF their
tines. At the suggestion OF the City
ATTORNEY a provision was added that as
an evidence OF such surrender resolu-
fIon expressing the surrender be passed
nv the stockholders OF the company. and
that a COPY Of. such resolution be nled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-16
Attention, Sir knights:

le Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
ac railroad will sell round-trip tickets
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-05
THE BLUEFiELDS INCIDENT.

So far as may be inferred from the
sketch of the 800 pages of correspondence
published the administration has concluded
the Bluefelds controversy in creditable
manner. The right of the Mosquito In
dams TO set MP an independent Govern
ment in Nicaragua has been steadily de-
MED. The right of pEotectorate over tue
Indians which the British Government has
seemed at times inclined 10 exercise has
never been recognized. The landing OF
British troops is reported to be simply IN
maintenance of order. Another Washing
ton dispatch of the same date reports that
Minister Bayard declined the assistance OF
the British Government in the work OF
deyising a solution of the problems grow
ing out of the Bluefields incident. In
Minister Bayard's view there are no
problems difficult of solution. The SOW
ereignty of Nicaragua over the Mosquito
coast is unQuestioned. The position as
sumed by Mr.. Bayard is consistent with
the American claim that the countries Of
Central America are the only ones with
which we have to negotiate to exercise
control over the Nicaragua canal.