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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Dated Sca:board, n. c. Sen

Dated Scaboard. n. c., Sept. Q.
Dear Sir:-Having seen the adver-
ment OF the your Lest Cause Tobacco, I
write for sample and the price, the size
of the boxes, how many plugs TO the
pound and whether If 1. take hold Of 1t
you will give me: contfol OF 1t in my
town, and where 1 can get 1t at the
nearest point. I am an old soldier.
(SigneD ]. II. MADDREY.
The above addressed to Maj. j. l.. NJ.
Wright managing the sale of Lost
Cause Tobacco made by Wright Bros.
Tobacco company, of st. Charles, Mo-,
tells its own story. Wright Bros. agree
to give two cents Of the purchase price
Of every pound of the tobacco sold, to
the widows and orphans of dead Con-
fedcratcs, and the needy among the
living. Mr.. Maddrey, one of the best
merchants in his State says modestly,
only. that II am an old soldier"
There is Il world Of meaning In this
short, modest and manly statement. He
is an old soldier and wants to do what
he can TO help those less fortunate, and
50 he wants 10 sell himself the brand Of
tobacco which profits them as we'll.
Maj. Wright receives many such let
ters. indicating that Wright Bros idea
Is growing daily more popular.
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AM SENl ENrS.

''1492' MORROW NIGHT.-"14s2."
musical burlesque, which racl for Two
years in New York, is to be presented at
the Academy of Music Tomorrow 1ight
is combination of open farce and
vaudeville. The music Is Of the comedy
popular order, the spec.altics are clever
ana The comedy amusing. The piece is
given with elaborate scenery, costume
and accessories. and with a strcug cast
including Stuart, the male Patti"
Ielma Rawlston, a young burIesque ac-
tress and vocalist. Seats can be secured
IN advance at the box office. Prices:
First floor, $1.50 and S1.OO; balcony, 81, 90
and 80 cents; gallery % cents.
BANCROFT. THE NIAGICIAN.-Ban-
croft. the magician, Will display his de-
llghtful tact as an entertainer at the
Academy of Music next Tuesday even
ing. He brings here complete the daz-
Zllng scenic masterpiece which he used
during his recent engagement in New
York. and Will present his bewilder:rE
mysteries with the assistance Of his own
company OF over twenty people. His
performance this season Is said to be
even more elaborate and Interesting
than In former years, and includes a
large number of his lalesr inventions, all
OF them being staged in the same lavish
and magnificent manner with special
scenery. costly toilets and eXtrayasan MT
accessories. Usual prices.
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LEAcfrE-wooD SCHOOL.

Miss Agnes Douglass West, Of Leache-
Wood, returned Thursday from trip
North, bringing with her valuable mates
rlals for the school, among them 4 large
case Of, works of art from Capronrs.
During the summer she has had e%cep-
tional advantages In selecting teachers,
since she met many OF the, prominent
educators Of the country while at Har-
yard. Miss West herself will take
charge, as usual. Of higher mathematics
In the school. Miss Evelyn Steger, who
has taught literature so successfully in
this school during the past season and
who has taken certificates both In Eng
ish andrin English literature .at Har-
ward this summer, will have charge Of
the departments Of history, English lit
eTature, etc. Miss Lydia Kendall, grad
uate Of Smith college, fine classical
scholar and an experienced teacher, will
have"Latin. Greek, etc. Mile. Mattulde
Mule, 4 French lady OF many years eX-
periencc I'M teaching. who Is most high
ly recommended by Miss Pebbles CT New
York, In whose school she has taught
successfully, has modern languages.
Miss Mary Macmillan. n pupil OF Sci
bling, an experienced and sue
cessful teacher, will have charge OF the
music department.. In the art depart
merit, which will be Il conspicuous fea-
ture of Leache-Wood next year, Miss
rockingham has been selected She Is a
graduate of Chauncey Hall, has studied
art for many years, and has been fort
innate in having the help Of several we'll
known artists in selecting this teacher
Miss Fannie Rogers continues in charge
Of the primary department. which she
has conducted in the past with so much
success.
Miss West feels that her summer at
Harvard has been Of great benefit to the
school, and that she can, with perfect
confidence, say to ts patrons that this
well-known school has even greater adj
vantages to offer this year than hereto
fore 49, sr.'fH-
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr.. Fred c.. Chisnell Has Painful and
Exciting Adventure.

Mr.. Fred c.. Chisnell Has a Painful and
Exciting Adventure.
Mr.. Fred G. Chisnell, Of the Govern
merit Engineers office, met with with
u painful accident yesterday afternoon
and one which. hut for a remarkable
chance, might have resulted fatally.
He was riding down Church street on
his bicycle, and when opposite Plume
street was run over by two-horse
wagon, which. owing to the contguity
of another vehicle. he was unable to
avoid.
He was thrown off the wheel and drag
ged down benea h the feet of the horses,
one OF which trampcd upon his arm.
making n bad curt. The same animals
hind foot graZed his hcaG, making two
painful scalp wounds. BY the exercise
Of rare presence of mind he was able to
escape more serious injury by avoiding
direct contact with the horses feet. nor
did the wheels of the heavy vehicle touch
him. His machine was dragged up the
ssreetabout n hundred feet, but, strange
ly enough. was not badly hurt. only 4
spoke being broken, and a wheel knock
ed out OF the vertical.
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The True Remedy.

w. M. Repinc, editor Tiskilwa, H..
Chief" says: I'VE won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs, and Colds. FIX
perimentcd with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we used DR..
Kings New Discovery. No other rene
dy can take its place in our home. as in
ii we have have a certain and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough,
etc" II is idle to experiment with
other remedies. even if they are urged
on you as just rs good as DR.. Kings
New Discovery. They are not as good,
because this remedy has a record Of
cures and besides Is guaranteed. II
never fails 10 satisfy. Trial bottles free
at Burrow. Martin & Co.'S drug store.
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AN ENTvERpRlsING FIRM.

Among the most enterprislng firms in
the city Is that of Messrs. Ferebee. Jones
Il Co, who recently succeeded C. W.
Northern e Co., at No. 1913 Main street.
where they are engaged in the clothing
ae,d marchant tailoring business in all
,he'r branches. The new firm
has lately renovated the cstob-
iishmeht and to-day 1t is one of the
n3ndsonlest in the city Mr.. Charles
Miller, who is one OF the best cutters
south OF New York. and an expert In his
Inc, Is employed by the firm, and Is pre-
prepared TO curt and fit garments in an
artistic manner. The first floor OF the
establishment is filled with n well as
sorted stock OF ready made clothing of
III" latest styles, and gentlemen's fur
nishinG goods. and the prices asked are
IN Keeping with the class of goods sold.
The second floor is the merchant tail
or:ng department., and the display there
VIII equal any in the Southern country.
They have displayed in this department
q fun and complete stock of imported
wooens, worsted, Goa ings, Scotch and
chcvt3ts. which they will make up by
OK Workmen ri n re:s lie figure
anu lose interested In sec q n good
ut VIII do well TO give shcm L call. The
hrm are the agents for Hamburgcr's
famous ready-to-wear suits and over
coats, and everything they sell is guar
antecd as to style. FL, workmanship and
quality. When going shat way examine
their windows and note the handsome
display OF neckwcar, handkerchief and
suitinGs. and if you want n fall suit ns
clr:hes they will be pleased to take your
order. The individual members of the
firm are Messrs. NJ. G. Fcrebee and c. G.
Jones, two we'll known ana reliable
young business men whom it Is easy to
see are going to succeed
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ROUGHT THE LAKE,

City Attorney Taylor went out Ia
Princess Anne county yesterday and
carried with him u chack for $500,
which he paid into the court of that
county for the joyce Lake property.
Fortunately he had anticipated the nc
tion OF the Water Board and Councils
IN deciding to close the purchase in
order to augment the city water supply.
and had gotten Judge Woodhouse TO
keep his court open to receive the money.
This prevented any hitch, and the de-
cree was soon entered transferring the
lake to the city, ana distributing the
money to the various persons who had
owned the property. The work OF con-
Meeting the lake with Lake Bradford Is
now In DrOHrcSS
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~ I'D

,EoWARDS-At his residence, No III
1 r,tirsnSon avenue, Saturday. September
i'm, M; AZ y 70 o'clock a. M, WILLIAM
age. Ca Va ms
The funeral will take place from Cum
nSriaId street NJ. u. Church THIS fSun-
Oh the family are invited to attend.
COLE-At his residence. No. il liberty
Street stree Berkeley Friday. September 10TH,
COLE. in tho G5th year of his aye. .
The funeral will take place from abovc
residence THIS (Sunday) AFTERMATH
vitcd to attend. an "a
LANE.-Ef.SIE WILMOTH. are q
months; infant daughter OF Wv. III and
jessie Lane. died September 18th, at /
o'clock n. M '' A''
FMnc,sIl from residence THIS (sundav,
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
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COL. TAYLoR's PORTRAIT

Mrs. Emily Chase Lasar. daughter Of
The English artist, Sidney Chase, has re-
Gently finished portrait In oil Of Col.
waiter II. Taylor in Confederate uni
form, as adjutant general on the STAFF
OF Gen. r. l.. Lee.
Mrs. Lasar has a studio in Norfolk.
and the portrait referred to was taken
from life. 1t is bust picture, life size,
ana so very natural as to charm his
friends who have seen it. Colonel Tav-
Tor himself Is SO pleas ed with the ar
lists work, that, having been requested
for picture for the Confederate collec-
ton at Richmond. he has given Mrs.
basar an order to duplicate the one Just
finished.
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A CONVENTION CALLED.

/, BY notice appearing in another column
1t will be seen that n convention OF the
Democrats OF the county is called by w.
i. Carney, chairman. and William X.
Woodhouse secretary, to meet at the
Pythlan Hall. Tuesday, September 14tn,
at l. o'clock. for the purpose of nominal
ing n candidate for the Legislature. All
Democrats OF the county, whether dele
gates or not, are invited ITO be present.
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The Hume Minor Co.,
24O Main ST., Norfolk. Va.
se1l-tu, ,sa
~ Q TIC Ell
au21- tdn

Below we mention few speclnlttes for
TINS week; commencing MONDAY, SEN
a well-sclecsed stock Of DRESS
SKIRTS in wool and silk
Just opcned-a large lot OF PORTIERIcS
low prices.
APLIQUE WORK-Everythng In Blu.
reau and WashStand Scarfs, Pillow
Shams. Mats. etc. 1t VIII pay you TO In
spcct this department.
LlNENS-We call special attention to
our stock of Damask, Napkins, Doylles,
Towels, etc
BIG OFFERS this week in Umbrellas.
Purses. Iandkerchiefs etc.
Call early and get your choice.
i.. G. L. JENKINS.
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METEOROLOGICAL. DATA
U. 8. Department, OF Agriculture.

Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Sept. H.
The following observations are record
ed Tor the past twenty-four hours:
Maximum temperature 80. ........ 95
Minimum temperature. :. ...... II
Normal temperature -. 49,. e
Departure from normal ...... ..plus II
Departure from normal since jan
uary lSt ...... 800. -. -. ISL
Rainfall in "a hours 0
Rainfall since September 1 ...... so
Mean humidity 49,. :. ...... 49,. 8G
j.. J. ]. GRAY. Observer
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No Observation-Disclosures,

The Legislature OF Virginia twenty
SIN years ago chartered THE LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
ana their policy holders have never had
TO pay any assessments and never will
rs 1t is level premium company.
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Securely COIInrcd.

The flabby linen of the home laundry
Is the Dane of a mans eXistence-es
Decially II 1t is hot The Linene l}ever-
sible Collars and Cuffs never hang at
half mast but keep their shape. More
hot weather features In the adj
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Poiitcncss. push onc runt,o,t,v

This Is why so many of our pcople orn
natron!Zing THE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA. a proof of
this is that over $50 applications have
been written by the agents during the
last three weeks.
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M I:s'.'r'a>S.S,
|. 0. 0. F.

The members OF WASHINGTON
LODGE No. 2. /, o. o. F., arc hereby re-
Gucsted to assemble ut their hall THIS
tSunday) AFTERNOON at 9 o'clock
sharp, with funeral badges and white
gloves, for the purpose of paying the last
sad tribute OF respect to our deceased
brother. w. II. Edwards, p. G.. Members
unite VIII us.
by order of the n. C.
scl2-1t JAS. ii. HILL, Secretary.
A DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION WILL
n be held In Berkeley, ut Pythian Hall
on TUESDAY. September 1tth 1897, at l2
m, for tho purpose of nominating n can
diulte for the Legislature of Virginia
All Democrats OF the county, whether
delegates or not. are invited to be present
w. b. CARNEY
Chairman Executive Committee,
VIM. Nick. WOODlIOUSE, Secretary.
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Number one in Glass A. That IS where
we stand IN the tailoring trade. Per-
lection in fit, high class workmanship
and the largest assortment of up-to-t,at to
woolens in the city have placed us ut
the top.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
se8-tf 1888 Main street.
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North Norfolk COMPANY,

The annual meeting of the stockholders
or the NORTH NORFOLK COMPANY
VIII be held on WEDNESDAY,, September
IND, 1897, at 10 n M. ut rooms of the Rust
ness Mems Association, in Norfolk, Va.
Cf1AS. II. NASH,
ausl-tum Secretary.
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises. 5A4 q. M; sun rises, 6:1s p.
M: nigh water, GAS a. m. and 1917 p.
M: low water. 3:43 a. m. and 4:16 d. m.
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TIE n. Y, p. &; y. EXCURSIONS.
This afternoon will be the last Of these
pleasant Sunday excursion trips to the
Capes for this season. 1t will no doub,
be well patronized
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a four pound box of French candy free
TO all smokers or chcwers of Red Indian
cut plug tobacco. r..
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and GeneraI Conditions For
To-day. .aea
Washington, d. c., Sept.

N Washington, D. c.. Sept. II, 1897.
s. For Virginia: Fair: cooler;
FAIR north to northeast winds.
~ For North Carolina: Fair,
- except showers in extreme
winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-12

You ought to see The Hubs children's
suits for' fall wear. They are simply
immense.
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c. II. TERRELL ID CO.

FOR RENT OCTOBER 1st, 1S97.-,9s
Bute street, s rooms: 416 Buto street. S
rooms; 1916 Buto street, S rooms; 2l9 Fen
church street, rooms; 3ST CHAPEL street,
rooms; 81 Wood street, Q rooms lGG
Mariner street. u rooms; 49i East Main
G. II. TERRELL & CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
sc12-tf Isl Main street
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Wanted.-Eve!y mother in Norfolk.
portsmouth and Berkeley to visit The
Hub. Monday special sale of children's
suits.
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Il. f. ROGERS.

:. RooAs FL AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING GRhNBY STREkT.
EOn kLNI.
Store No 90 Commercial Place Formerly
Store No. 1ol Commercial Place CORNER
Dwelling No. AZ York Place VIZ
Dwelling No. 1l5 Ferguson avenue
Dwelling No. 40 Butte street
store with dwelling, No. rs james street
Dweilns No. JIG Ferguson avenue.
Warehouse 35-37 Commerce street.
Store No. So Bank street
Two dwelling on Poale street
Dwelling No. 2g6 Duke street
dwelling No f2 Tazewell street
Dwelling No. 1873 Butte street
Dwelling No 70 Cumberland street
Dwelling No. 4S7 Main street
dwelling Nc. 50 Cumberland street
dwelling house No. 2!i Bank street.
Stores Nos. 40 and Al Commerce.
Stofes NOS. 2io and 2li Church street.
Offices CRANKY and Commerce streets.
FOR RENT.
1000 feet of Ground Floor
Space, with Power: will be d.
vlded to suit tenant.
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E, We 2Invc Them Now.
ATuti and Complete Limo of

S.g ~ Our $500 Pride.
They are neat and drcssy, and all
solid leather They are made at
same factory with same stock as
OUR $500 PATROL.
Marrow, medium and broad toes. both
10 be had only at
Z IIELLER'S SHOE STORE,
81 BANK ST., OPPO. COURT HOUSE
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Special autfce.

%ilHiF Special Hutiee.
have at last succeeded in getting
bas relief photographs down in price,
and can now furnish them at prices
within the reach of all. Call and see
them. The most wonderful photograph
ever patented. u. c. CAMPBELL.
Ballentine Building. 340-3i4 Main St
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Miss Virginia Starke Is entertaining
her cousin, Miss NIart:r
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Miss Emily Wilson has. returned to
the city after delightful visit to Miss
Annie Pannll, ut Virginia Beach.
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Miss Florence Wilson, OF Richmond
WHO has been visiting Mrs. George Pol
lard. ut Virginia Beach, has returned
acme.
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Miss Ida Gordon is still Mt her moth
er's cottage at Virginia Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-10
WORK OF Low SOLICITORS.
Canvassers Have Turned In More Than 60. O
Names. Cits' Secretary sass.

Canvassers Have Turned IN More Than 60. 900
Names. Cits' Secretary says.
Secretary Clark OF the Citizens Union de-
clared yesterday that, however much the esti.
mate OF go 900 signatures to the petitions for tho
nomination OF Seth Low for Mayor may have
been a guess a few days ago. 1t is an absolute
fact nov.
There are more than 90. 900 to-day" said he,
land they are genuine, too. Everything has
been coming our way for the past three weeks.
The names have been coming in at the rate of
1000 II day.
Yes, there have been some fictitious sigma
lures, but we have been very careful TO weed
them out whenever found. We discharged
three canvassers for turning in fictitious names.
Their work would not count for much, though,
for all three did not turn IN an aggregate Of
more than 500 names"
Are you sure, Mr.. Clark, that the three were
not discharGed because they turned in so few
names !" the Secretary WAS asked.
Now, see here" he replied, I'VE will be ready
to let The Sun investigate those lists in q few
weeks. and we are satisfied that they will be
found % be composed OF genuine signatures"
Tho Seth Low campaign buttons were issued
yesterday.
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srAN1sH FORCES WON'T FIGHT
Instances where They Have Joined the Pa
triots or Refused TO Fight Them.

Instances where They Have Joined the Pa
triots or Refused TO Fight Them.
HAVANA, via Key West. Aug. 9.-The town Of
Esperanza. in Santa Clara province, was at
tackled by the insurgents last week for the Soc
ond time within a month. Tho garrison made a
slight resistance, killing one Cuban soldier and
half an hour. Tho insurgents were In the town
from 8 P. NJ. to 4 A. M, and they sacked all the
stores, securing q large amount Of clothing,
drugs. and money. All the Spanish guerrilla
forces in tho town joined the insurgents with
their arms and ammunition.
Gen. Montana, commanding 1000 Spanish
soldiers, arrived at Espcranza one day after the
insurgents had left the town. The Spanish
General. very angry over the news. disarmed all
tue guerrilla forces and arrested the few Span.
ish soldiers who remained in the town. He then
set fire to all the houses owned by Cubans and
shot several Cuban residents.
While this was occurring, the towns of En-
crucijada, Cruces, and Placetas. also in Santa
Clara province. were raided by the insurgent
forces of the leader Cayito Alvarez, and the
garrisons made no resistance. allowing the
Cubans to take away everything they desired.
Juan Antonio Quintero. q Lieutenant Of the
insurgent army, who surrendered to the Span.
iards in tho province Of Pima del Rio and was
pardoned and set FREQ by Gen. Weyler, has been
murdered by the Spanish police. Inspector of
Police Senior Cuebas drove Quintero out of his
home at Cerro, in Havana, and, taking him to
the outskirts of Jesus del Monte, ordered his
men to shoot him. Quintero died instantly Of
his wounds.
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U CUBAN POLICY UNCHANGED.
Canovas's Death VIII Not Keoessitate Any
Change IN Gen. Woodford's Instructions.

Canovns's Death Will Not Keoessitate Any
Change In Gen. Woodrord's Instructions.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-With Canovas dead
and the formation of o now Ministry necessary.
State Department officials think that Spain has
reached her most critical period since the pres
ent Cuban war began. Concerning the deep In
terest Of the United States in the situation. they
said most emphatically to-day that tho ~instruc-
lions of Minister Woodford would not DO
changed. None of them was willing to
talk freely, however. about the character of the
instructions, but confirmation was not lacking
Of the understanding that Gen. Woodford's first
duty vii DO to sound tho Madrid Government
e. to how 1t would receive q formal intimation
from the United States that the war should be
ended without further delay. Incidentally. as
has already been told in THE SUN. Gen. Wood.
ford will express the hope OF the President that
Weyler's nhuman concentration order DO re-
Dcinded.
~, There IL no occasion, 1t was said at tho depart
mont, for any revision of the instructions given
Con. Woodford, because the formation Of a new
Ministry IL merely an internal political matter
with which tho United States Government, in
the exercise Of diplomatic relations with Spain,
IL not concerned. Should tho Liberal party,
with its opposition to the Canovas-W eyler
Deed to power, the situation. so far as this coun-
try is concerned, would remain the SINE. and
Gen. .Woodford, in carrying out his instructions,
will deal with the Spanish Government and not
with q political faction holding the reins of au.
thortty for the time being.