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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
LOCAL PEOPLE IN
SOCIETY CIRCUS
]. t. Anderson and Barton H.
Grundy, Ringmasters, to Have
Many Helpers.

When Manager y. y. Duchcmln and
the committees in charge OF arrange
ments for the Society Circus got
through wit tie meeting al Beividere
Hall last night they agreed that it
would be some circus. ana that seems
to Toe the idea OF everybody who Is ia
miliar with the plans. The big tents
and twenty-five professional circus peo-
pie reached the city last night. They
are not camping on the lot where the
tents Will he spread, bu, are living at
the hotels. resting up for the real show.
There will BE- seven high class profess
sional acts. with j. T. Anderson and
Carton II. Grundy as the ringmasters.
While the performances on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights and Wednesday
matinee are for the b2ncnt OF Pine
Camp. the managers are assured that
the production VIII be big enough and
good enough TO stand on its own hind
legs without the charitable attach
ment. In other words. ii Will satisfy
all who attend, even If they are not
Inclined to give anything toward char
ity. Tile show grounds VIII he located
on Il vacant lot in the 1900 block OF
Monument Avenue. and before the doors
open on Tuesday night local bankers
and ballyhoo men will give perform
ance which wil! rival the one inside thA
tent.
After the meeting last night the
names OF the following local actors and
helpers were announced:
Ringma sters--J. T. Anderson and
Barton II. Grundy.
Chief Barker and Ticket Seller, J. st.
George Bryan. Charles Bigger. Louis
Cadcan, T.. l. Conquest. Jr., Holt Page.
W. W. Crump. W. j. Miller ballyhoo
man.
Blnalo BuIl. Mckee Dunn. Alkali
Ike, Stuart Christian.
Clowns and Turkey rrotters-Fenton
Jacobs. James Hutcheon, William La
few, James Patton. Mills Neal. James
Wheat. Let. Rady. Alfred Smith ana w.
c, Jackson.
Madame ona Nag, bareback rider. j.
w Briggs.
Ticket Takers-w. P. Taylor. l. D.
Ayleti.
ushers-Blanchar S Forbes. w \,
Spilman.
Jockeys and steeplcchasers from Y.
NJ. {. A.-C. &. Corkran. e. V. Robinson.
o. G. Hope. Y. ~ Wells Z. g. Danford.
c. w. Williams J. y. Sane. |. y. Day.
Policemen from Y. NJ. g. A.-C. 4.
Mercer, W. III. Hall and b. y. Corkran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
MEMORIAL GATE
FOR BRYAN PARK
Carncal Commissioned to Pre-
pare Design, Which Other
Architects Will Approve.
BLAKE URGES SPEEDY WORK
Ashland Company 10 Remove
Trees Blown Down by
Recent Tornado.

TIC Council subcommittee on
Grounds and Buildings last night took
the FIRST stop towards the erection OF
thu memorial gate at Joseph Bryan
Park. by instructing Architect William
/. Carnc0! to submit designs for the
committees approval. Mr Carroai.
who charges nothing for hiss services.
whether mis- design is acceptable or
nor agrees 10 have several drawings
ready so that the committee may he In
a position to award contracts for the
gate by September /.
Mrs. X. T.. Minor representing the
several associations of Richmond wo-
men interested III the memorial, spoke
10 the committee. suggesting that some
architect or artist OF international
reputation h selected to make the
design. MIR. Carncal. however, who
had been asked to attend by a mem
= q: the committee. explained to her
satisfaction that there wcrs men in
t1e profession here who were per-
fccty competent to do the subject JUS
tice. and stated that for his part. If the
committee saw fit to place tho ma; srr
in his hands. lie would be assisted and
have his final design Criticized in
every way by the foremost architects
In the country before ii was sub
mitted for acc nrtancc.
Wants ID Completed Enrly.
Alderman George McD Blake told
Mr.. Carneal that inasmuch as his
constituents had seen lit to dispense
with his services At the expiration OF
The present Council. he was very de-
s'rous that the memorial gate be we'll
under way before the new Committee
on Grounds ana Buildings took charge
OF the matter. 1t is the purpose of
the committee to have the memorial
completed. at least. by November T.
There was only one bid for the re-
moNal Of the broken and damaged
trees in Joseph Bryan Park. caused by
the recent storm. 1t came from 7. H.
Luck Company. of Ashland. who
agreed to remove all the debris in
ninety days, provided they were al
lowed To place sawmill convcnicntly
Their compensation is to he the salablc
lumber that can be sawed from the
trees blown down. They were award
ed the contract.
The subcommittee agreed 10 visit the
park In short while. with the view
OF making certain improvements and
taking up the City Engineers recon-
mcndation that a retaining wall Id
ran out from the lake in order TO
protect the road. which was greatly
damaged in the recent storr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
POWDER CAPITAL HIGHER
DUPONT Company Files Virginia VA.
ticc of S5.O0O.0OO increase.

Although the state Corporation
Commission issued a large list OF
charters yesterday. the fees turned in
Ia the Trcasur"r's office fcll below the
receipts for other days. Under ordi-
nary conditions. the application made
by the y. |. DUPONT DcNemours Pow
der Company for $5,000.oo0 increase
OF capital would have boosted tho
days tolls skyhigh. But as this com
pany is already Demonstrated in Vir-
GINA its fee on u $Gn,0O0.UOQ capital
was only $3.50. When the powder
trust was nrst demonstrated it paid
a fee Of $1,000 ON "a capital stock of
s5a.o0".o00. So that the increase OF
capital from S55,O0o.o00 TO $500 900
called for only the difference between
the 5000 Zee on the smaller capital
and the $500 fee on the larger stock.
charter was granted also TO the
southern Soaps tone Company, con-
Germ financed by Philadelphia men with
headquarters in Richmond The COM
pany, with a maximum capital stock
OF 100000 and a minimum of $4,000,
! Is chartered under the broad provision
OF doing a soapstomc business. The
officers arc J. L. Buchanan. president;
Cograd poindarfcr, vice president
John i Diamond, secretary All Of
Philadelphia
Other charters issued were:
Tho Merchants and Planters Bank
Of piilwyu, Inc. Dnlwyn. Va. $4,000
| To $4,000 lanes l.. Anderson prcsi-
dent. ). t. Haucs. vice president: A. W.
Carter. cashier All OF Dnlwyn, Va
| Noble g Williams Corporations
| stanton. Va. iusurancy agency bus
mess. $4,000 Ia <to.o0o. Noble . VIII
! fans, president s II. Moore. vice.
| president, Jacob Iiavener, secretary;
| all OF Stanton, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
WHEATON, TO GET
HIGHER PLACE
Named by Judge Wells as Pro
baton Officer, Epps Having
Declined 1t.

Cron Tho recommendation of Rev.
j. r. Mastin, secretary Of the state
Board of Charities ana Corrections,
Policeman J. W. Wheaton, of the
Second District. was yesterday APP
pointed Probation officer by Judge T..
H. Wells in the Hastings Court. lie
viii take up his new duties as soon
as he has Hualiti.d before Ci:y Clerk
August.
This is the position which 1t was
reported would he iilled by Captain
Epps. OF the Second District, but the
latter, il is understood, did not desire
the appointment.
officer Wheaton has bcen on the
force "A comparatively short while, but
has made for himself a record for
steady and efficient work.
The appointment carries with II an
Increased salary. 1t pays si.l55 a
However, according to statement
made 10y captain George T.. Pollock.
secretary of the Board Of Commits
sionors. it will he necessary for the
Council Ia make a special appropria-
iion to pay the difference and that
until this is done Onccr Wheaton
viii continue to receive the pay OF a
police private
Wheaton will make the third pro-
baton officer on duty in Richmond.
The others are b. +. poitiauX and j.
lioge Kicks Th5 latter acts as clerk
OF the Juvenile Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
GET FRED ARLINGTON
Easily Caught After Reward Is Increased
by Governor.

;eie=rem to Governor Mann from Hal
iiaN county yesterday brought news that
Fred Arlington. indicted murderer. has
necn captured after almost year OF sue
cessiul evasion Of pursuit. His cnptors
ward OF slco having been offered by the
Board 81 supervisors or Halifax, and an
othcr sin' by me Governor.
Arlington is wanted for the killing or a
man by the name of Dunn about wear
az" ia Haitian county. Following the dis
covers Of the crime ne was arrested and
lLdicied tor murder. The indictment was
iHnlty, however. and while tho grand iurv
vas correcting tho error Arlington excused
himself and tailed TO return Persistent
search FOR months has failed 20 discover
hls Wher"ab"ut. though fcw weeks ago
the authorities struck fresh trail and
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
LYNCH GOING BACK
TO vOLUN TEER S
Norfolk Physician Will Again
Yield to Call to Become
Surgcon-GeneraI.

Yielding to the request of the mill.
tary authorities OF the State, DR.. Jun
JUS r. Lynch. OF Norfolk. will again
become surgeon general OF tho Wiz.
ginia Volunteers. with tho rank or
observation-disclosures 1t IS expected that
MS commission will be issued at an
early date.
When the resignation OF Lieutenant
colonel Lynch was rendered some
months ago. 1t was accepted with re-
iuctancc He had taken the keenest
interest In building up the mcdicaf
corps, which he brought to the point
where II demanded the services OF a
head. When this condition arose nn
other name than that OF Major Lynch
was considered. and he became SUR
Gcon-general.
lie has attended camps Of instruc-
ton Tor medical officers and, II is said
ranks high with this department in
the regular army.
The surgeon generals position was
recently rendered to Major Allen r.
men. OF Chase City. but he found IL
impossible to serve. DR.. Lynch was
lhen called upon again. and has con-
scented to give his services to the mill
tia although the same personal pro-
iessional conditions which induced his
resignation are still powerful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
TO REPAIR DOCK
Finance Committee Recommends Tint
Council IrnNIilc Sa.OO0

40 notion "as taken by the Council Com
miit"c on Finance last nigh. on the ordi-
rams" pro'iHinF 'or tho operation or tn
r'iE electric plant and the election Of 4 su-
P'rn'endtHi The matter proDdbiy vii be
taken up before iator n,ee,,rs n, ~
committee. ana Recommendations made a,
'ft neAt resu!7r meeting ot the Council
nc fes" ''uoH providing for the acouisi-
Mooo WIS recommended II the Council. a.,
vas ,hat SWING the City Homo 81, ,nternos
IhS'cac 81 iohr a. a, present; This ordi-
nance WI DOUBTLESS Nc fnvorably consld-
ered ny The Council. a. :. - recommeneen
oy me visiting sta0 o. tho city Home. Tn.
aodi''onal interhes VIII so On about Inlv
mo committee recommended an anne
priauon q, s3c,c. for ropatr. ~ ~ ~.
DOCK u rcp"rts Or assessors OF damarc.
we'e laid IN III" table TO be taken IN :,
the next meeting. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
RIP ARIAN RIGHTS
WON'T STOP WORK
City and c. & O. Win Suit
Brought by Nail Mill
and Grant.
NOBODY OWNS RIVER WATER
Municipal Plant Not to Be In
tcrrupted by Claim OF Prop
ertv Owners.

BY sustaining the demurrer OF the
defendants. Judge Crump. OF the Law
and Equity Court. yesterday dispos d
Of the long standing suits OF the Old
dominion Iron and Nail Works. and
Walter e. Grant against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway company, and
the city of Richmond. The suits in
viewed the question of certain riparian
rights in James River between
Boshcr's Dam and Belle Isle, iuclud-
ihS piece of property owned by MIR.
Grant on the Chesterfield side of tho
river.
In their bills-thcre were two
separate suits-thc plaintiffs claimed
that they were entitled 10 half the
water running along their property.
and alleged that by reason of the
railways contract to furnish the city
with water from Boshcr's Dam, their
rights were being infringed upon.
They therefore asked that the city be
cnjo ned from tax: more water than
would be allowed If this condition OK
listed.
The defendants showed that by act
of the Legislature, more than 100 years
old. and which has never been repeal
d or changed James River was de-
clarcd Il navigablc stream from tide
water to Buchanan, the western
terminus Of The old James River ana
Kanawha Canal. In other words. ri
parian rights of the nature that they
claimed actually do not exist in
streams that are naVigablc.
Question of Appeal.
The itv aud the Chesapeake and
pa tot,
defendants in the case by reason OF
the fact that. in taking over the
property OF tho James River and
Kanawha Canal Company. the railway
company assumed all its contracts and
obligations
City Attorney Pollard was associated
in the defence with Attorney Henry
Taylor. of the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway Company. Tho old Dominion
ON and Nail Works was represented
hy Henry W. Anderson aud t,ppa Hun
ton. Jr.. the Grant cstGtc-Mr. Grant
died while the suits wcrc pcndinE-by
Samuel y. Anderson and Willis b.
Smith.
Whether or not the case would be
carried to the Court of Appeals had not
hoen determined Yesterday though it
Is rather expected that the Old Dorlin
ion Iron and Nail Works will carry its
contention that far.
The suit was brought In the Law and
Equity Court about three years ago
and the demurrer had b -en argued be
icrc Judge Ingram. WHO at the time
OF his death. had it under considcra-
ticn. II was then necessary to go over
1t again before Judge Crump. The set
tloment OF the litigation puts at res,
az doubt as 10 the possible diminu-
tioh OF the city's water supply When
INC erection of the municipal electric
pant was hrst contemplated. many OF
those opposed To the project advanced
the argument that tho municipality
might 20 to enormous expense to build
the plant and then not have enough
water TO turn its wheels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
SUES FOR $4,000
MISS IIymcs Alleges Permanent In
turlcs I'm street Car Accident

In the Law and Equity Court yes
teFdaN morning Miss Annie Hymes en-
tered suit against the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company for 10000
damages on account of injuries re-
ceived on DcccmhtH 2. 1911. Her bill
contains four counts In which she al
icgcs negligence On the part OF the
street car crew.
According 10 her declaration. Miss
Hymes suffered sundry cuts ana
bruises on various parts of her body.
and she states that her cycsight has
been permanently Impaired. The crew
of the car is accused of running fast
or than allowed ~ city ordinance and
with failing TO ring the gong at the
intersection of Road and Ryland
Streets. where tho accident occurred.
The plaintiff Is rcprcscntcd by .Attor-
ncys Meredith and Cooke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
ARRANGE PARADE
ON MEMORIAL DAY
All Veterans and Military Or.
CARNATIONS to Be in Line
of March.

Orders have been issued governing
the Hollywood Memorial Day parade
on May so. All the military and semi
military organizations IN the city.
with veterans societiec, Will be in the
line OF march. The parade is In tho
hands of General j. Thompson Brown.
chlet of stan. with Lieutenant Colone Ell
Walker B. Freeman as his chief STAFF.
The staff OF the First Brigade. Vtr-
g'nia Division. United Confcdcrat c
Veterans Will report In iull dress.
mounted. at Fifth and Franklin street.
at 40 o'clock. The column is TO
move promptly at i:30. The line will
be formed 1.-THE south side OF Frank
lin street. with the right resting on
ruth and facing north, extending
westwardly.
The mounted squadron of police,
commanded b. Major Louis Werner.
VIII form on the west line of Fifth
street facing cast. TO the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Battalion, Major
T.. W. Bowles commanding. Is assigned
me right of the column. to take posi-
tioh on Franklin between Fourth and
Firth, facing north. To the left OF
the Blues viii be the Richmond Grays.
Major Lawrence T. Price commanding.
The Howitzers. under Captain VIII
liam NJ. Myers, VIII he on Franklin
between 1..ird and Fourth Streets.
Camps of Veterans In Line.
Next will come the Confederate
csmps-R. T.. Lee. No. /, I.andon II.
Mason, d. D.. comman der: a T.. Hu:
ot Petersburg. No G. :. NJ Green. com
mander; George T.. Pickett, No S. W.
II. Hopkins, commander.
The Boy Scouts o; the Seventh
street Christian ana First Baptist
Churches, and the Bcnedctine cadets.
VIII be at Third and Franklin
Awaiting tho line. the veterans of
the soldiers Home will be on Cherry
street, and will fall in behind the
camps OF veterans
Last viii come tho carriages OF the
Hollywood Memorial Association, the
Daughters OF tho Confcderacy. the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society.
Leo Camp Auxiliary and invited
guests.
The line Of march will be on Frank
lin TO Laurel, on Laurel TO FLOYD
Avenue, on Floyd Avenue TO Cherry
street, and thence to Hollywood. The
veterans are to enter the cemetery by
the north gate on Beverly Street; the
military by the east gate on Cherry
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
NORTHSIDE CLUB
j. VI. Blank. Elected President at Annual
Meeting.


The Northsidc Social and Democrats Club
had its annual meeting in Fraternity Han
last night aud elected the following Off
ctrs; j. VI, Blanks, president; r. T.. clark,
Hic'-pvesident. l.. w Miner, secretary; Dr.
l.. y. BatkirS treasurer; l.. u. Luck. scr-
rcaui-at-arms. y resolution to change tho
nam" Of the organization to the i.-c Ward
Democratic club and one to elect ;hrc-
trustees laid on tho table. according
20 the rules OF tho club 70 be voted on n,
tnc next meeting.
While refrEiements were hcnE served
after the nGsness ~ sion. speeches were
maze by Eldefman y W BENNETT, J. e.
rlckersor. r W Miner and Larkfn W.
Hiazcorook, II. Nj Bennett spoke in al.
Nocacy Of his candidhcv for the Admins
t'atl'e Board. and MIR pickcrsou. who was
guest f.~>l the East End Club. warned
the members against the evil OF cleciins
mon ~ a certain class TO the board
y pea T'as made by NJ Miner for better
0ay Tor schoo! teachers M-. Giazcb-oo.
thanked those who supported him in his
rettnt unsuecess'uI candidacy ,or the City
,oinct}. sssuT!ns the res, thar he bore No
81 viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
JURORS RETURN
VERDICT QUICKLY
In Less Than Five Minutes
Officers Are Cleared of
Murder Charge.

Anderson. s. c. May Elm lass than
five minutes after retiring to-day jury
reported verdict of not guilty in the
case of City Marshal II. w Holcomb, OF
Townvillc. and three co-defcndants.
chaged with the murder or Edward
Welb0rn, a mountaineer. Wolborn was
burned to death in the Townville Jail
November FL, 1911 after he had been
arrested for disordorly conduct. 1t was
charged that Hoicomb, Justin L. Wool
bright. James Baldwin and /. b. Sears
had beaten Welborn so severely that
he died of his wounds, and the jail
later was set on Tire to conceal the
manner of the prisoners death. The
case attracted State wide interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
SHOT IN TEMPLE
. BY ELDER BROTHER
Twelve-Year-Old Russell CIV
borne Thought Revolver Was
Toy Pistol.

William Clyborne, ten years old. was
probably fatally wounded last night
when he was shot in the temple by his
twelve-ycar- old brother. Russell ely
borne. at the home OF their mother,
Mrs. Ella q. Clyborne, 100 North
Twcnty-sccond street, The child was
taken t. the City Hospital by DR.. II. L.
Watts. ambulance surgeon, who re-
spondcd 10 AN emergency call How
ever, 1t was found that the bullet had
entered the brain and that before it
could be removed an A-ray photograph
would have to be taken.
lie was rushed to Grace Hospital. and
he was not operated on unit! nearly
o'clock this morning. when the hui
let was removed by DR.. II. Stuart Nc
Lean. 1t was said that his condition
was satisfactory and that he had a
chance of recovery.
The shooting was purely accidental.
THE brothers had disrobed and were
preparing 10 go to bed. William was
already between the sheets when Rus
sell walked to the bureau and took
out IL revolver of Twenty-Five calibrc
lie said later that he thought it was a
toy pistol. Walking to the bed. he
aimed ar his brother and said: ''Wll-
liam. l am going to shoot YOU"
The explosion followed the words
and William, who was sitting up. coll
apsed lie had not lost consciousness
when DR.. Watts arrived and said that
he could not feel that he had been
hurt.
Mrs. Clyborne and ncighbors vino
were summoned did not realize that the
child had probably been fatally shot
and the mother strongly opposed his
removal to the hospital. She was
finally persuaded to do so by Dr. Watts
and the automobile ambulance made d
rec ord breaking trip that he might be
placed on the operating table with al
possible speed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
OFF ON JUNkET
'"uncslmcn 10 Inspect Paving I'm Hos
ton and ON BOnrhNNnlL.

Several members of the Council Com
mittee ON Streets. accompanied by
city Engineer Charles H. Boiling and
ScrGcant-at-Arms G. c. Ruskeu. left
yesterday noon for Boston. where they
Will spend several days Inspecting the
various kinds of pavement in use in
that city and suburbs with the in
tention of giving Richmond the bcne-
tit of their obscrva lions.
Among the members of the commit
tee who made UP the party were John
h. Rlilcy. T.. II. FERGUSON. 7 G.. Had
don, g c. Jones. Joseph r.. Powers,
G. *. Pollock, William l.. sullivan, c.
IT, Wiltshire and William II. Adams.
Willie away the party vii visit also
New York. Atlantic City and other
points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
Building Permits.

The following permits TO build and
repair were issued in the Office OF
bui!dlms inspector Beck Yesterday:
w. Il. and J. o. Clark, to cree, two
two-s story brick tonemcnts for four
dwellings. 5os-ii North Second Street.
$40. 900.
r. b. Campbell. to erect Il detached.
two-story brick dwelling. 1890 Balm
bridge Street. $500.
Edward James. 10 repair a frame
dwelling, 1929 81. John street. 500
j W. Banco, Ia repair a frame dwell
ing, ll3 IL West Jackson street. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
Fined 500 for rchhl,nr

J. ~ Wynkoop was fined 500 and
costs Yesterday morning in Police
Court on charge of pcddling NOR
chandisc III the city without license.
Wynkoop was arrested Thursday by
Detective S-ergeants Bailey and Bel
ton when he was found selling gold
rings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25

Chief of Police Werner yesterday
received Telegram from the National
Junior Republic, Of Washington, ID.
C.. that an one rwtll sent here for
y. ]. r. Speck. q t.ftecn-ycar- old boy
who ran away from tho Institution
several days ago. Spcck was found in
Richmond by Office Duffy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
VERDICT SET ASIDE
Judge Holds Jury's Findings Contrary
TO Ln1X nmI IcNidcncc.

Judge f. II. Wells in the Hastings
Court yesterday set aside the verdict
of a jury sentencing Fleming Wallace
and Henry Holt (colored) to the roads
for five years for assaulting James
Ruf1n. also colorcd, as contrary TO
law and evidence. They were COM
mittcd TO Jail for ftrirty days.
The case of W. 4. Coleman. indicted
on statutory charge for grave of
Tense. was continued until June 4, be-
cause of the absence of his counsel.
G. Is. Pollock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25

After going carefully over Inc records
'hr manasers %; Bell Day. which was plan
nro - AID the Home for IncIrablcs. report
30 Yesterday that the sum collected was
s'.l'a'' the fetal expenses amounting to
ii555 Two YEATS ago the COLLECTIONS vcr.
's9'."i, with expenses of si.tC5. Mauy eu-
tAroan points TUNED In large amounts