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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST pATEr

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
y December ]. 1881. and duly recorded in the
Once OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book II, page li6,
whereby Rosa L Cutchin conveyed TO George j.
Peet, Trustee, the hereinafter described property,
IN trust to secure to the National Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association, OF New York, the com
pliarcc with certain bond executed OF even ,int
with the said deed in the sum of $40 Q, cond-
TONED for the payment of $3.50 loaned or adj
Vanced to her upon fifteen shares of stock in said
association In certificate No. s 7e2, issue D. H. 10
he repaid with interest in the manner and upon
the terms set forth III said hoI d and dccd--which
provides Tor the repayment OF said sum in
monthly instaments of S2i per month until the
maturity OF said certificate of stock according to
the bylaws OF said association, and the perform
ancc OF other conditions and covenants OF said
bond and deed OF trust, and upon default in any
OF SAID conditions or payments for three months
to sell the property conveyed in said deed; and
whereas default having been made for III, re than
three months in compliance aud payments, and
the undersigned having been appointed by the
liustings Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, NJ
trustee, substituted in the place and stead OF said
George . Peet,. ard having been requested and
directed in writing so to do by the beneficiary,
the said National Mutual Building and Loan AS.
sociation OF New York, will, pursuant TO the
power and authority conferred in said deed OF
trust, proceed to sell at public auction, in front
Of the eourthonse door. In the city OF Roanoke,
II O'CLOCK NJ, to the highest bidder the prop
erty conveyed in said deed of trust, described rs
follows to wit:
Situate and being in the city of Roanoke State
or Virginia. Beginning at point on the north
side OF Staunton avenue 1872 feet east OF Ming
tcenth street and running thence with Staunton
avenue south 10 degrees minute 20 seconds east
50 feet to a point on same, thence north 10 de-
grecs IS minutes ~ seconds east 40 feet to an
alley, thence with said alley north 76 degrees /
minute 20 seconds west 80 feet to point on same
thence south IL degrees IS minutes 10 seconr 2
west lao ~ feet to the beginning lot u in
improvements.
TERMS: Cash. RUSH U. DERR,
~ tbs Trusten
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- December 4, 1891, and duly recorded in the
clerk office OF the Hastings Court for the city
OF Rosnokc, State OF Virginia, decd book ~ mage
363, whereby William j. Blair and IScurrns
Blair Jr., conveyed the property hereinafter dc.
scrioed to George j. Pect trustee, In trust to Sc
ISOLATION, OF New York, the payment of two
thousand (S?,'n) dol!ars, IA evldcnced by their
certain bond executed TO said National Mutual
building and Loan Association, of New York. I'm
the penal sum OF SlLOO md conditioned to pay
the said sum OF S2tG0, together with all interest.
premium. dues, fncs, etc, in the manner and
npon the terms set forth in said bond and de ed of
trust.which provides for the payment OF said
sum, together with premium and interest, in
monthly instruments OF $32 per month until the
maturity OF the shares In said assoc. alton upon
which this loan was made according to the by
iicate No. 9ll9, issue ID TO shares-upon which
this loan or advancement was made and secured
to be repaid by the deed OF trust above
referred TO upon the hereinafter dc
scribcd property, and default having been
made in the payments and conditions for more
than three months, and the undersigned, havin,
been appointed by the Hastings Court of The
city of Roanoke. Va, ~ trustee, substituted I'm
the place and stead of said George j. Pect, and
having been heretofore requested and directed in
writing so to do by tic beneficiary in said deed
OF tru-t, the said National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York. shall, pursuant
10 the power ana authority conferred in said de ed
OF trust and according to the terms thereof pro.
coed 10 sell nj public auction on the premises In
the city OF Roanoke, State OF Virginia, OK
THURSDAY, MARCHa, 1873, AT 80 o'Ci'oCK
p. NJ, 10 the highest bidder the property con.
veycd In the said deed OF trust, described az FOL
lows, 10 wit:
Situate and being in the city OF Roanoke, State
OF virginia: b ginning NJ point on the uort.,
side OF Luck street III foe; west of Park street
ana running thence north degrees east o. fee,
To a point, thence south IS degrees west 2S feei
to point, thence south degrees west 90 feet IN
the north side OF Luck street, thence with Luck
street north - degrees y feet TO the place OF
beginning.
TERMS. Cash a. 10 s2,9StI-; balance In one
and Two years, secured nv deed OF trust
~ Ids RUSH L. DERK Trnsfne
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TRUsTEE's sALE-ny VIRTUE OF TWO

TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF TWO
i deeds OF trust, ono dated the 18th day OF
May, 1870. ard recorded in deed book 35 page
~, and the Other dated tho 2Oth day OF June,
lS'o and recorded in deed book IS page 1S9 In
the clerks office OF the corporation court for the
city OF Roanoke, W., from w. j. " l.. Blair, j :,
to the undersigned trustee. default having been
made IN the terms thereof and being required so
TO do by the beneficiary therein secured i will ON
TIE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1873, AT IL
O'CLOCK NOON, ON the premises in tho city Of
Roanoke, offer for sale the following described
parcel or land, with it, handsome improvement,
consisting of large dwelling house.
Beginning nj point on the South side of
Blair avenue and lli.6 feet from Franklin street,
thcI &c with Blair avenue = 40 E 10 feet to 4
point thence s. II W 100 feet TO Spruce street,
thence with Spruce street n 40 W. 20 feet 10 n
point, thence n. II Z. 157 feet to the beginning
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to the costs OF
sale and the sum OF Si,i55 -, and ~ to the sum
OF StS6.ol upon credit, To become due In
monthly instruments or $lj.27, without interest
on the 18th Monday i'll each succeeding month
from the day of sale. and the residue upon Il
credit of ono and two years with interest De.
forrcd paym cnts TO he secured by decd of trust
WIN. =. WINCH, Trustee
The above described property has been sold by
the Mcssrs Blair and tho purchaser assumed the
above payments. 21tds
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~ NlRuE OF DEED Of TkU~'r DATED
~ A. gust Is. 1892 aud duly recorded IN the
Clerks office OF the Hastings Court for the civ
vi ,,, n4,auoke, Va, in deed book 70, page Isl.
tlc ptopcst. hereinafter described to George j.
uce,, trustee, TO secure To The National Mutual
n,nil!uing anu Loan Association,of New York com
piiahcc with certain bond of even date with said
uccn executed by said George ". Priddv in the
pehai sum or SIS U. and conditioned 10. Tho nay
mem OF S2,lUo to the said association. ith IL
lcc.t III monthly instalmcute OF SIS a. Or
month according to tho terms contained ~ lie
bylaws and in said bond aud deed OF trnst ma
LOT INC performance OF other conditions ant We
nants or said bond and deed of trust AZ, .I.,.,
default in any OF which for three inH,,s. ,be
trustee upon being requested so to do II. ..g ,,..
properly thcrcin conveyed and xLv.... 4, =,
undersigned has zen appointed %. ."',.,. 30,
stituied in the place and stead O. .,i ,,.ni..,. /
Pect. ny the Hastings Cont tor tie. i, a. Ln.,
okc. Va. ana whereas tho said Du.rit, a., ,u,
PAYMENTS have het n ocfautcd in tnntci;,au three
months anu upon beir = requested and tirtcicd
in writing so To do by the beneficiary thr saiS
National Mutual Building and Loan Association
OF New York, will, pursuant to tho power and
coed to sell, at public auction. In front of the
courthouse door In the city of Roanoke Va. on
TUESDAY, MARCH nth, lSrI, AT ias,
othoCh L. NJ, to tho highest bidder the
property conveyed in said deed of trust described
n follows, to-wit:
Situated and being in the city of Roanoke,
State of Virginia, beginning al point
known as sixth avenue :. w. eco feet
east or Lewis street (also known ~ Fourth
street 3 W. and running thence with John street
81 feet 10 point. thence southcrly TO- feet To an
alley, thence with said alley westerly 50 feet to a
point in same, thence northorly parallel 10 Lewis
street los feet To John street. the place OF begin.
shown in the map of the Lewis addition 10 tho
city or Roanoke, Va, together with building and
improvements.
TEkMs; Cash. RUSH U. DERR,
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washinGton's birthday celebration.

Will give public celebration OF Wash
ington's birthday in the afternoon of
rep. ~, the exercises to begin at 2
O'CLOCK Tho celebration will consist OF
recltauons, essays, flag d.ill, ard
patriotic songs Those wishing 10
spend a pleasant evening are very cor
daily invited to be present.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
CatOgni's Restaurant.

CAroGNl'S now departure in table
d'hoto restaurant has immediately
caught the popular favor. as was natur-
ally expected from the presence OF two
such popular citizens as Catogni and
his efficient manager, Mr.. L. Turner.
The dinner to day from 1870 to 2:3o
will bc marvel of cuisine. Neatness.
promp;ness and good cooking are tho
watchwards of Catognis.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

ARE you satisfied with your laundry?
III rot take it to j. +. Earp's CONNECTION.
airy store, No. i05}1 Jefferson street,
agent Tor tho Radford Steam Laundry
The very best of work guaranteed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

NESTS on both sides at about two inches
distance from each other"
The nest of the tailor bird les. re-
lmarkablc in reference 10 size. Is, in ono
Prospect more remarkable than that
smade by any other tloaloY Of Tho
ffea.hcrej r:ge. III h.'l ac!2,;f.r b
plant with two large leaves gather,
cotton or similar ma. ....,. ana spi..n:;ig
Ut into thread ~ mems OF is slc.... :.
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OLD papers, is cents per hundred, for
sale at this office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
TRUSTEES. SALES.

cent per annum balance to he made payab,. nm
inc 2lst day OF May 1898, that being the time The
80 w note above referred TO becomes due.
20 IDS L. u. GUM 'rrnsfcn
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TRUSTEES SALES,

Trras. 10 uninu,os sidol.ncor's. am ;1on,u
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

prErsT cabinets "a. s,dornvnr'a. ST, Jonor,oo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
2,61O,63O.9O
Hetto Qttipa

$2S, 151, ,16S. rs
Cine Summe bon $74S, l49, 81,
melde ii6 aus peri6ieoenen Nebenaus=
gaben, pie fir Gebdlter, llmprdSen
fir SeutmiinSen, Siiice=glusgabeu &C.
sulammenitellt, BON Dem Geiammtiiber=
ibuB absesosen, ersibt einen Geiniiber=
i6uB BON 81, 1862, 4S3.O9.
SOr grOiinuns Der slusltellrns mur=
ben on Gintritts9eloern $2S2, 449.51
pereinnabmt; wabreno oerielben $lO,=
81, ,9l4.oO uno na6 oem SdluB bis
gum II. Nopember $26, 066.45. 9lus=
ge9eben wuroen II. u. fir MaI6iue=
rien So, 706, 6S4.9l; fir elettrii6e 9ln=
lasen s1,911, ,957.O4 (; iilr Polisei
81, ,301, ,47o.72; fir .Wuiit einiblieB=
lid Der 9lussabeu fir Die nOtbigen
Sauten 5000, ,947.59; fir Giienbabn=
beioroeruns 81, 247,101 AS; fir @ai-
ierleitunsen uno SanaliiatiOn 81, I'D, :
770.44; fir Setoratipnen $ll9,=
l34.91; fir Seuermert $l25, 76O.75;
fir Die ginpeibungs 6eicrlibteiten
1888, 663.SS; fir Seirieoigung BON
S6aoeneriaBanlpriiben sl97, 1868
fir glnSeiseu, Sbreibmaterialien uno
Yotmarten 81, 294, 565.92.
Sine 3uiammentellun9 Der 9lusga=
ben nab ben einSelnen Separtements
uno cine lleberlibt Der Soften, wel9e
Die Yerwaltung Der SauptgebGuoe per=
anlaBte. felt iid wie iOlst:
9erwaltun9spalalt $476, 307; glder=
bau S69S, l62; &unlt $75S, 628; &unlt=
inItitut 5000, 900; Gborballe $50, ,27l;
Nteierei $27 7,O44; GlettriSitdt s447, :
69l; Sprigenbduier uno Yoliseiitatio=
nen $7S, ,7O2 6iiderei $235, 0OS ;
SDrlterei $50, 7OS; 6artenbau s319, :
4S9; Siebibuppen s67, 44S; MaIdi=
nen 1926, Sol; Snoultrie sl,902, :
759; &alinoballe uno periitpl $3l4,=
1876; gersbau 1922, ,9lO; Saub uno
2eoer s93, 243; Sertebrsmittel $685.
34l; 6rauen sl3S, ,597.
Die 9luslteler pertauiten i'm 8ansen
gDaaren i'm g8ertb bon etpas iiber
$1O,OOO,000. Stalien bat allein
81, 500. 900 eingenOmmen; oann fplst
Seuti6lano nit 81, 500, 900 uno
6rantreib, Gn9lano uno Seterreld)
nit ie elmer Wtillion Dollars.
NuslanD.
Die Iufbebung oes Sci l.
tengeiebes
lit alio i'm &eidstase beibloiene Sa6e
uno Swar nit Der i6Onen WRebrbeit bon
81 Stimmen. Die Gesierung perbiel4
llb - pie Sismard ia porausssiast
bat - mGus1entiu. Sein 94ort iiel
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Snbnqne, Soma, 9ieuhag ben II. SeSember 1898.

IS lei ibm. lagte er, unmo9lib 9epe=
len, elm &abinet Su biloen, iuel6es einE
trd6tig uno erfolgrei6 arbeiten weroe.
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Rreiie Ser 4n;eis en-.

P(ete GET AH5etgeM
Seser 3ou Der Spalte per Sobr sl20 90.
>, >, ., q Wouate ....,. 915.
.. 1. :. SWspuate. ....... 800.
SIR ieb. 5sue grepisr. Oosr asrsn Raum oas
sritemal Is 9sut5
psirotbs. uno lobes.anaetseu mitSpru9 sL5l
obus Spru9 slOo
guseiseu, bts bem Settle Der tatb. 8irhs Sulu.
Der iiHo. iiuben fstue auiuabme.
2lnSeiser ieuoe man ~ ate
tens am 1flontaS lllor'
gen Elm.
Sob=glrbeiten aller glrt prOnlpt unS 5ilig
allsgefiibrt.
Sffiee ocr >, ,0aSette".
Gds Der se1tsn uuo Jowaitras..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

cago Seralo" tpeiB oapon su beriAten,
oaB Der berii6tiste Or. Wc8lpnn
BON gtew Yort, ben SotI6aiterpolten
in Stalien erbalten ioae. Gr bemertt
aber babel WcGlpnn iu6e Die Stele
ni6t, aber er wiiroe oieielbe jeoO6 nidt
ablebnen, rpenn Glepelano lie ibm gdbe.
@liifli9erlpeiIe miro es oapou nod
etlpas melt entfernt ieiu.
e inen Na 6tlang sur @elt=
ausitellung
bilDet Der S1luBberi6t oes 9luoitors,
wel6er Dem Sirettorium Der @eltaus=
ltelluns iibergeben wuroe. Ser Se=
riht gibt cine genaue ueberii9t Der
Nus9aben uno ginnabmen BON pem
Gage an, oa Die 9lusitellungs=@eiea=
l6ait organilirt ipuroe, bis sum Oiii=
siellen S6luB oerlelben. Seisefiigt lit
cine oberfld6libe S6dbung Der @in=
nabmen uno 9lus9aben bonn l. big sum
II. Nppember.
Gem 9an5en Seridt SuiOlse ersibt
ll6 elm lleberIbuB bon 81, ,S62, 438.O8.
Die Sur6i9nitts=ginnabm betru=
gen pro Sag $50, 50l.53, unO Die
9lusgaben s22, 405.3O. Die am eriten
Sttober seSpsene SilanS itelt ii6 wie
folgt:
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i d.

Yaris, ). Deg.
Sas Sauptseibdft, welbes beute bel
Der Gronnung Der SiBuns Der Sepu=
tirtentammer erleoigt wuroe, mar Die
Grludbluns zines Prdiioenten als gtad-
iolaer oes ieBisen Yremierminiiiers
6alimir Perier. Sas grgebniB Der
9lbitimmuns mar Die Wabl oes friibe-
rem Yremierminiiters Supup. Der.
ielbe puroe nit 25l sesen 2l3 Stim.
men gepdblt.
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Purts, D. Veg.
Gs beiBt. oaB nab Der in offisiellen
&rsiien berri1enoen alsemeinen 9ln.
li6t Die geitrise Sigung Der Seputir.
tentammer ben Seweis lieferte, oaB Die
teine gtajoritdt beiiBt unO
oaB oas neue cabinet ni1t lange in
eriltens iein wiro.
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8roB brita nnien.

S0no on, D. Stj.
Sn 6olss Der gerbuitun1 zines
Mannes su SOmeiteao iano geltern Die
Seitnabme zines Itannes 9tumen5
Shneioer itatt, luel6er in einem 3im-
mer oes Saules go. - 6bOnCerp Cane
aeiunoen muroe uno crit tiirsliCb aus
oen Ser. Staaten bierber getOmnen
iein ipl. Inter ieinen Gifetten iano
man eine Slehbiihie. welte niht iue-
ni9er ais % Yiuno Spnamit snthielt.
Sieie 9lnsabe miro jegt amtlib in
glbreoe selielt. Die YOliSei iagt, oaB
bic 9lebbu6ie ni6ts weiter oils orei
barmloie Weiiinsge9enltdnos ent9ulten
babe. SOn SprensltoIisn mar in Der
Yls6biibie teine Spur pprbanoen.
Gpnopn, .. Se;.
Die Grippe Greiit bier immer mebr
I'm lid. Dtuu i6reibt Der leBten
gBo6e pierunolebSig Spoesfdlle Su.
Die eeIammteu SOoesiGlle m0breno Der
90p6e betrugen 800 mebr ais Die
Sur3l4nittssabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

Gr : gremierminiiter Grispi miro
beute Na9mittag bon 9teapel oabier
eintreHen uno lnmittelbar oarauf pom
SOnig empfangen peroen. Wtan slaubt
bier allsemein, oaB Grispi wieoer ans
Guoer fDmmt.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-24
mURDERETs COY REsPITED.

He IL Given Another Week ofLife-
He Makes Statement to His
Spiritual Adviser.
BOSTON, Feb. 23.-The governor has
granted respite of one week to William
Coy, the Pittsheld murderer, who was to
have been hsnged tomorrow.
P1TTsF1ELD, Mass, Feb. 23.-News of
Coy's further reepite caused a sensatisn
here this evening, as 1t was expected the
execution would surely take place to-mor-
row. People here cannot conceive what
exception counsel can raise beyond those
already taken.
Coy expressed desire to see the scat
fold and was taken to the guard room,
looking the machine over carefully. While
engaged in its inspection news reached the
jail of the reprieve. Sheriff Crosby at
once communicated the news to Coy. The
condemned man expressed the Hviliest
salts faction and was overjoyed at the new
lease of life.
Sheriff Crosby. who greatly breads the
| execution, was much relieved, expressing
| the hope that It would be final. Rev. Dr.
Newton administered communion to Coy
this afternoon and to him Coy made
statement, telling him that what he ASSERT
ed was the true story of the crime.
The statement was written by the min
lister and signed by Coy. DR.. Newton re
fused to give out the statement. Coy
sister Waited him this afternoon to ga,
goodbye, their parting being very sAect
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-24
PARSONS RESIGNS.
The New York and New Englan
Road Loses It's President.

The New York and New England
Road Loses Its President.
NEW YORK, Feb 22-At special meet
ing of the directors of the New York and
New England railroad, held this morning
President Parsons resigned. Charles Par
some, j., Clarence s. Day, William Lum.
mis- and A. R. Fowler, handed In their res
ignstions as directors, to take effect March
IA
President Parsons resignation Was &C
cepted, to take effect March IA The fol-
lowing is the text of the resignation of
President Parsons:
To the Board of Directors of the New
York and New England Railroad com
pany:
Gentlemen: Several months ego repre-
sensations we're made to me that control
ing interest In the stock of this company
had been acquired by parties who desired
to assume the management Of the road.
Ny personal preference at that time was,
If such representations could have been
verified, to retire from the charge of the
road; but It eeemed to me my duty to re-
main throughout the year, to return the
property to the stockholders who had in
trusted 1t to the present management, and
permit the selection of q succeeding one to
devolve upon them.
Recent developments have been such as
to convince me that by 30 doing the in
terssts of the company have in no way
been prejudiced. In view of the approach
ing annual meeting, 1t seems proper to me
to now make known my intention of re-
firing from the management, and here
with tender my resignation as president of
the New York and New England Railroad
company to take effect March IA, 1898.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES PARSONS
After the meeting of the directors Mr.
Flower stated positively that Reading has
control of the company.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-24

He at One Time Refused to Cover
Corbett's Money But After a Confer.
ence He Deposited His Ten Thou
sand Dollar Check.
NEW YORK, Feb 23.-Pugilist Mitchell
arrived here to-day from Lakewood, N. J.,
and declared that he would not meet with
Brady, Corbstt's manager, in Canada on
Saturday to sign articles. He said that he
now wanted the $4,000 stake money de-
posted In New Orleans. In a statement
which he issued Mitchell said:
81 propose that in order not to render
ourselves liable for transgression of the
penal code We visit some state in this
Union where the laws do not prohibit the
holding of money for stakes or wsgers In
such contest as ours will be-"
|. The meeting of Brady and Mitchell to-
night resulted in the trip to Canada being
abandoned and the match being virtually
declared off. Mitchell will 60 to New Or
leans with Jim Hall and second him in his
Aght on March 8 with Bob Fitzsimmons.
If Corbett desires to open negotiations
there 1t will be all right, Mitchell says;
If he does not Mitchell will return to Eng
land.
Brady, 1t is said, will drop Mitchell and
make a match with Peter Jackson on Mon
day.
LATER: 3 a.m.-Brady and Mitchell had
another conference to night and both men
agreed to the fight. Mitchell has deposited
check for $4,000 with a we'll known
sporting man, whose name Is withheld.
The agreement will most likely be signed
in private aud not at New Orleans or Can
ada. Brady left on the 10 o'clock train
for Boston. He said he thought Mitchell
was now sincere in his desire to arrange q
match. The match may be made to-mor-
row or Saturday.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-24
THE NEXT SENATE.

Its Control by the Democrats Now A..
Republicans and PoPulists Not
Probable.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Ths democrats
arc now discussing the composition of the
new senate with composure born of the
knowledge that no probable contingency
can disturb their control. The question
has been raised whether the governor of
Wyoming has the legal right to appoint
senator after the Legislature has tried and
failed to elect one. Per contra, 1t In pointed
out that there Is now no vacancy In the
senatorial representation of Wyoming, and
will be none until March 4, when the legis-
lature will not be In session; and that, Is
the vacancy will thus occur during the re-
cess of the Legislature, the governor will
have perfect right to make q temporary
appointment to fill 1t.
However this may be decided, the demo-
Gratis occupy an impregnabls poeition by
reason of the eituAtion In Montana. If they
secure the senator from Montana they can
dispense with the one from Wyoming. II
they do not elect in Montana, the republican
governor cannot make an appointment that
will have any advantage over democratic
appointment by the governor of Wy
oming. Either both must be ad-
mitted or both be excluded, and
the democrats will be safe In any event
The only thing that could make trouble
for them would be the election of q repub-
hcan senator by the Montana legislature,
and that Is believed to be too remote con-
tingency to be worth considering. Even
If 1t should happen, and tie be effected
thereby, the casting vote of Vice President
Stevenson would still enable the demo-
Gratis to retain control on all questions In
which party lines were drawn, in spite of
q possible but not probable combination
between the republicans and the solid body
of populists.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-24
APPEALS FOR REVERSAL.

De Lesseps Claims That tho Money
was Bxtorted From tho Directors
and Not offered as q Bride.
PARIS, Feb. 23-Cnarles de Lesseps,
Marius Fontain and N. Sans Leroy, who
were committed for trial by the judicial
chamber on February Z, for giving or re-
oeiving brides, appealed to the court of
cessation to-day for reversal of the COM
initials
Their counsel argued that the bribery
clause In the code contemplated only the
offences of executive and administrative
officials and not members of parlia-
ment. The deputies who received the
Panama money, therefore, as well
as the persons who gave 1t, could
not be charged correctly un-
der the law with bribe-giving or bribe-
taking. The offence in question was rsth-
or breach of trust. This line OF sreu
ment was intended to exculpste NJ. Sans
Leroy, who sold his vote as q deputy when
the lottery loan was under consideration In
the chamber.
Charles de Lesseps' counsel pleaded that
In the case of NJ. Baihut, the minister of
public works who was bought by the Pan
anna company, the money was e1torted
from directors and not offered by them
voluntarily as q bride.