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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-04

TRUSTEES SALE-wHKREAS A CERTAIN
deed of trust Was executed by Clara NJ. Jack
tohcr the 18TH 1871, and recorded in the clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court for the city OF Roa
nokc, Virginia, in deed book 60. page 100, to &C.
cure the performance OF certain conditions and
payments specified in q certain bond executed by
,hc said Clara Nj jackson, OF even date with the
dollars to the National Mutual Building ana Loan
Association, OF New York, in accordance with
their articles OF associations; and whe re as the said
George j. Pcct has resigned the said trust, and
the Judge OF the Hastings Court for the city OF
Roanoke. Virginia, NJ the October term. 1894, did
appoint Junius McGchee as trustee in the place
and steau OF George j. Peet, trustee, after legal
notice, as provided by statute to all the parties
in the payments aud conditions m cntioncd In said
bond and deed OF trust for more than thrco
months, and after having been required so to do
by the beneficiary, the National Mutual Building
and Loan Association, of New York, shal by
virtue OF said deed and pursuant to the terms
highest bidder, on THE isT DAY OF pE C en-
Der. 1874, AT 2:3U O'CLOCK p NJ, on the prem
iscs' all the property conveyed in said deed with
the Improvements thereon, bounded and dc
ecribcd as follows, to-wit:
:, Beginning at apnnt on the southerly side OF
ono hundred [lO0 feet east OF Tenth stree n W.
and running thence castcrly with Second avenue
n; "; twenty hye q feet to a point, thence
hundred aud thirty 1881 feet to point on an
alley, thence westerly with said alley twenty five
1851 feet to point, thence northcry one hundred
and thirty [l3Ol feet to Second avenue H. W. to the
place OF beginning, and known the westerly
half OF lot number three [3 section forty four
t4al, or the Rogers, Fairfax Il Houston Addition
TERMS: Caeh sufficient to pay all costs OF cx-
ecuting this trust, including n commission TO tho
trustee, and to pay or the said bond with arrcar-
ages due thereon, amounting in the aggregate To
S92i IS, rs OF october 3d. 1894, and the balance,
II any, In one and two equal annual lnstalments
due in twelve and twenty -four months with in.
terest thereon from date the pur chaser executing
negotiable notes Tor deferred payments and &C.
cured by deed of trust on property sold.
JUNlUS MCGEIIEE Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-04
LRaAr. NOTICES.

Client TO pay on the costs OF this suit and sa,o !.
Company say ABOUT sso ana aa q i to ss
residue upon credit OF one and two YEAR. which
sse ~ *, sna DO the
aato anu secured by decd Of trust upon tho
property conveyed.
EVERETT PERKINS,
Special Commissoners
required OF the above-namcd Commissioners has
ooen Only executed this 9th October. 1884.
W7Sn 1l0 SIS. BROOKE, Clerk.
Rf, VIRTUE OF DECREE OF TIE
- Hastings Corr, for the city OF Roanoke, Va.
Gerry causc OF Obenchain and GrGider W. Roa.
noks Back Marble Company, | will ON MON.
O'CLOCK NooN,n front of the courthonso in
the city OF Roanoke. Va, orfcr fer salc tho FOL.
nw WE real es,ats to,wst; Al OF that laud lying
SacS creek and on the southwest side OF tho
F,ncastlc and Blue Ridge turnpike road, it being
L. Grcider and NJ. d. ohenehsin BY com I'M
sioacr OF the c!rcnlt court Tor the county or
hokcr admit, Va. JAS y Linscnhoker.s nsirs
INC tract containing Iis acres OF land the courses
s sst distance tor which arc fully set forth In
sau uccd aud the title to which said land now
stands In tho Roanoke Black Marble Cnmpsny
:, his IL a valuable trac, OF land or .rc,unt OF
the hlack marble which ID located npon it, Pfos.
rective purchasers by applying to the under
signed commissioner will 10 shown tho properly
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-thrd OF tho mi chase
money caehtand thc%balancc on credit OF six
ana twelve months, for which deferred payments
,nteto.t'hearine bonds with good Personal
security must he given aud the title retainod
fully, WM A j;I AlGEw TIBSpee'-
, =, =, Commissioner.
5 :. Brooke, clerk of tho llustings Court for
INC city OF Roauoko Va. hereby certify Thai n
Uona with approved security has been given by
onr a. W,asEow, o., IN tho sum OF $500 rs re-
iVo tds' SIS. BROOKE. Clerk II5.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-04

RusTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
cstatc-By virtue of a certain decd of trnst
executed ON the Goth day or October ISM and
recorded In tho clerks onicc OF tho Iius,in1s
Court for the city Of Roanoke Va in decd hnpSS
~, page W. from n. Rcnsch 10 tho unders,rncd
trustee for the purpose Of occurring To Frank
uuRrr the payment of tho sum Of two Thousand
SIX hundred and seventy (f2GIU dollars. with
,,utoIest, evidenced by eighty nine (S.D rerotIa
%r np'ct, ench IN The sum ot s1, dated tho 10Th
uay or October, 1871, all bearing iutc erect from
da;o and payable one each mouth for eighty nine
(SD consecutive months ~
ANA default having been made In the pnymont
on twchtycight OF snid notes, NJ tho request OF
the beneficiary holding the -atd notep I viii IN
"a tukDAl TIE I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER
1871, ATSoCLOCK T., NJ. In front of tho prem,
lsce, ~ inc city OF Roanoke. Fn, proceed to scll
III ruhiic auction To tho hehcst bidder ali Tint
certain 10, or parcel or land, with nice dwelling
noun and outbuidngs thereon, lylulE In the CITY
OF Roanoke. State OF Virginia. and dc ,crbsd as
follows, tO.wt: 80
Lying on tho northwest corner OF Watts md
Lewis streets fronting 30 feet onWntts street and
running back between parallel lines i:pI rcot In
nm a'Icy and known "a lot No. ~ In section N on
'hy nnp OF tno Lewis addition tn hoanoko city
IhhMS; Cash IA Ia enough to pay tho cost OF
u,Accu'!hg'hi trust and tn pay twenty eight past
uuo notes aud Interest, and ono note falling duc
on tiio 20h day OF October, lSit, with interest
sums sufficient to meet tho balance OF sald notos
win interest, not thou due as tho snmo may hc.
como unc anu payable, and the hnlnucc if nny
payahie III one aud two years from the dale az
SAFE ihc purchaser to execute notes for tho do
icrrod payments and secure tho Same by deed or
trust On property. JNO. F. SNYDER
~ JUS ia Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ real estate In the city OF Roanoke, Vain
pursuance OF degree OF the Hastings Court OF
the city OF Roanoke, Va, entered on the oath
DAY OF September, 1891, in the chancery cause OF
Everett Perkins, trustee, against Sila5 w Burt
trustee, ct ais, the undersigned special commits,
sionerh, appointed by said decree, will at ~
O'CLOCK NJ, ON WEDNESDAY,, THE It'll
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884, ofrcr for sale al pnb-
Tic anction, In front of the cOurthous &c in Roanoke
city, Va, the followed described real estate situ-
ate In the city OF Roanoke, Va:
first. beginning at point on the north side of
Silefn avenue 624 feet east OF Roanoke street
thence with Salem avenue north 81 degrees AZ
minutes eaet ~ feet to point, thence north dc
Rreee w minutes west 100 feet to point ON tho
south side OF Factory alley, thence with aaid al.
icy fouth ~ degrees west 90 feet to a point
thence south D degrees east 49, 80 feet to the
beginning. ~ "'
secoEd Beginning at point on the north side
OF salem avenue 81 feet caet from tho northeast
corner OF Roanoke street and Salem ayenuey
thence north 10 degrees Is minutes west 128 feet
more or lebs. 10 point, thence south degrees
east I23 feet, more or lees, 20 Salem avenue
thence along said avenue south 81 degrees 45 min.
utGs west Ia l-S feet to the beginning.
There is located on ons OF the above lots an
once and on tho other o storehouse These two
ots OF land ad1oin each other, aud they will drst
DC DC onered separately and then az a whole, and
tue highest bid will be reported to court
tfrkRMS OF sALR: For cash as to sum sum-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-04

TRUSTEES SALE-WuEREAS A uEltTAIN
! uecd OF Trust was executed by Edward J Bond
nmH MN i;c Ia bonu, ms wife, To Charles II. Rcmcr
trustees, bearing date October is, iS,9 aud rr
corded In tho clerks Office of the IiustnQs Cont
for the city OF Roanoke In decd hook III. nave ia
to secure tho performance of certain conditions
anu payments specified In certain bond oxo-
cn ,S ny THO said K. j. Bond, OF dato with
tral City Building and Loan Association. of
syracuse. ~ A., in accordance with their articles
W associali9,. and whereas tho said Charles II,
resigned mo said trust and the Judge or tho Hus.
Iings Court for tho city or Roanoke did on tho
T ~ Iay Oh APRIL 1871, appoint tho undersigned, e.
II. liemer md Frank 4. Wilcox. trustees. after
legal notice ms provided by statute to ali tho mar
tles IN interest, ana whctcas default has been
made IN tho payments and conditions mentioned
III slid decd OF truat FOR moro than ak months.
ann having been required az to do by tho beno.
nclaary, The Central City building and Loan As.
SAID deed and pursuant TO the terms thereof. pro.
coed tn cell At public auction TO tho hivhrst
n hT,n on III 9TH DAfoF NovEM BIER, 1884,
Al l2OCLoCK NJ, on tho premises ali tho
wilt: " "'' W.
Beginning nj roint on the north aide OF Alba.
mario street ~ rect east of Lewis street thence
~ an cnH,orly direction on raid Alhoniarlo .trcet
on icot on sainc, thence noIthcrly iAU feet 10 "A
point on an alley, thence with said alley westerly
~ feet To point, thence rOuihorIy l:a feet Ia
Albcmatc street, the place at beginning and
Known NJ lot y. section ~. M shown On tho nn1,
Oh rhc LOWS addition 10 the city Of ionnokc
iEhMS; Cash sufficient To pay HE coat nt exc
cutihg this trust including u Commission Ia the
trlstcc, and tn pay or the amount at rnld bond
WIN arrchragcs thereon, emouniiuu In the nggrc-
gate, Including cOrt-, To about ~ so aud the
balance, II nny, In Quo and two equal annual In.
htalmon- In ~ aud ~ montls, Win interest from
aato; purchaser executing negotiable notes for
The deferred payments, and arcurcd by n decd OF
trust on tho premises cold.
~ Stdu ii3 CT. ViNEs, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-04

JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN RoA.
~ nokc city and Vinton.-Thc UNDERSIGNED IA
commisaiOncr OF the circuit court OF Roanoke
county, In the rhanccry sui, OF Ada Is. smith We
hosa V. Smitf ct ais, pending In raid court will
sci! nj public auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
y, leof, on the premises tho following real estate
situated In Roanoke city: l. That certain lot OF
lana In said city, dcecrbcd as follows
beginning NJ point on the north side OF Rob.
thence with Robertson street eonth 81 degree. a,
minutes cast Wfeot to point, thence north 2 de-
grccr 10 minutes east % feet to an alloy thence
win said alley north 81 degrees 10 minutes vest
30 feet To point, thence south z degrees IL min
utcs wont 10 fcct TO beginning. 2. Lot No ~ sec.
ti6n 10, 0f Rogers. Fairfax az Houston addition
70 h0ahoke city. 3. Lots Nos, II, IL and 2 acc.
tion =. or tho map of Roanoke Land aud Improve.
mont Company. 4. Lot No. 81, section 10 o. tho
Vinton. "
These lots arc improved with good buildings.
&c, and will be sold separately
Tcrma-Ca.h $3.50, TO he apportioncd among
the several lots or parcels pro rata. The bnlance
on credit OF one, two and three yenrs with
iegai Interest from day OF sale, to DO secured by
bond and deeds OF trust upon the property
sale OF Roanoke city property at II n. M: of
Vinton property at dp. IN.
JAMES S. SIMMONS,
Bond in the penalty OF $1,000 with good 40.
cnrlty has been given by the commissioner in
this Cause. w ORIFEiN "
q It'd 80 Cicrr
Tho sale OF the aforementioned property alt
uated In tho city OF Roanoke has beer postboned
until Tuesday, October 10, at same nj acc and
nour. JAMES y. SIMMONS,
Commissioner
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DENARI

Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur-
glar and nfoprooG ionts 50 TO SO por
year.
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GAPONIFIER
BEFORE CONGRESS-.
--Working Tor Tho Wost,--

Amer o. STAY ofrcy5ml years at WASH
mElon, DC, during which hohas become
familiar ul.A iao workings Of Congress
aul th5 departments, Judge Chas. W.
snyuor Ha Attorney and Counselor Of
rho supreme Cuur, ofu.o United sntos,
swoWroI 60 promote proper legislation
hy appearing boloro Committees and
,u'auw'a. Influential CougGgssmen az TO
.h0 moods OF cljons ana communities
represented by him.
lia also continues hls practice IN the
Gorau, Land once, prepares appeals,
mako uu.worl and arguments before tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
urI lanoT.s on case, TO auoruoyd AZ c
distance, md attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable, Services
prompt and reliable 20 Address, Box
sIl, Washington D. c,
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Attho Worries columbian Exposl'ioD
a. chicago. q MEDIA. aud diploma word.
81. "surmI ovoalcnc, in material
method 100 man Huciuro, and quality "
finished produce elasticity auI SMOOTH.
ncs, .omnincI v..h holding power ia
clinch. j, allows tho u.o o. very email
nnils.n
There lsuauirr beyond euuremo cs seIicrcc
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contraction HI Soc boot while tuD ru.s1 d. lu
muuout Uf turF 'HmuUilrfsH,' do not co.
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Aud bring people from all paris Of
The city 10 pur store.
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,,rford woodruff Geo -. Cnnnoni
Prcsidcn. 'a'h'oi'
rasu CAPITAL. s2OO,uuO
CASH sgurLUs, s2oo'Voo
Zi0I'S SAVINGS
Bank & IIIgt Co.
tea 7. All 2 E,si tempt, street,
SALT LAKE orr, uTAH.
EsTAnlsHED iSCURr0KAThu
i-bjRrcrcps:-S
Wiifori woodruff President
George q. Cannon. yIcc.rreHdsnt
Joseph y HuIlH, George Harn9idL
S ,5, y y G'n'oa D. f ls,i, 8 s S5Ss'
Is. .. Nebbsr. Frucis nfymsa,
u y. ClgHlgn, uc0, a.. ONnrcE
Leonard q nhsiy
oron for dcroiia saturday Night until
o'clock.
IRRATIONAL BANK
IN OF TIM X
REPUBLIC

Frank Knox, President.
y. harricir. Nirc-ircsidcut.
j. q. Enris, Cashier.
CAPITAL PAID M 100000.
nantinF IN nii 90 branches transacted IL.
Dhauso drawn on the principal ciuos u Europo
intoreat Paid on Time Deposits.
Uirnctor8-0cn. s.. lowe Emmanuel Kahn,
JuiEc y. % tu1ihcflnnd ~, L. a. Gunner, W.
y hmodIgY q. 3, Holmes, trank knoE l.. q
aarrick. }, a EariA
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WprH1ttHal.l.oWus .sHu.uoycrdict
rendered by 900 OIL coroner of Kentucky
CO., un odd @, ths r.at'rmUu 300 tho same
profession in the discharge OF thoir deli
cato duties;
state of Nuu'l1sy. Iu 800 County, ts
An in1uHIi1n iAtsH II. thr r0p.H 1f thu
state of Kentucky nHd county of lirHHl thiH
aih dnY OF uHUh.l, I.ai, hlfure .Iu $40 ~. O.,
crownrruf sal ollHiy Uf liH I. uuHu Wow
OF ihc iliY0f % UtH mon. HaHH unkHUuu Do,
thruuUI th.w laying dead ulUH i#U UHtla of
b. Good ana lawful mtu OF thr IrlnIU or ilc
fald slate nrd county Uf Russell and whom Hul
WHORE Coo ar.r como i1 LIH death, uu tAu jury
d.us.t., ilg body como f1 D.. death bI death
unknown. 81. We. a.. re.
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-11
Drop An Sugar.

Philadelphia, Jan. 3.-The recent
declining tendency in sugar price
eliminated yesterday in cut OF
,ene-quarter: of a cont a pound in
granulated, which brought the net
prlce below the lowest quotation
on record. The price was fixed at
4 cents, less rebate of 3-16 and 9
per cent. discount to cash buyers,
80 that the net cost to jobbers was
3.74 per pound. The lowest pro-
vious count was 4 cents loss the
cash discount, in the fall of 1891,
shortly after the removal of the
duties on raw sugars, and at the
time Of tho preckels competition
with the local refinere of this grade
of sugar. At tlo time,' however,
there was no rebate, such as is now
allowed undor the terms of tho
agreement between tho refners .anti
the Wholesale grocors; and thecur-
rent price is, therefore, the lowest
ever touched on refined sugar.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-11
---------------------------
Cotton Climbs Araln.

New YoRK, Jan. 3.-An advance
in Liverpool and smaller receipts
at the counted and mcountod in
terior towns, reports of small stocks
at somo of tho interior towns and
the coverings of shorts as we'll as
somo buying caused an advance of
5 to 7 points today, although at
tho opening thoro was somo do
prossion owing to tho fact that tho
first nows from Liverpool was dis
appointing. 1t is beloved that
tho receipts at tho interior towns
this week will be considerably
smaller than those of last wcok.
Sales Of 175,5O0 balos. Liverpool
advanced II to 9 points for future
delivery with spot salns 10000
bales and tho closing tono quiet
and steady. In Manchester yarns
were quiet and firm and in cloths
moro business could havo been
dono at lower prices. Now Or.
leans declined Ito 3,points but
recovered this and advanced 7 to 6
points. There was an advance on
the. spot prices of 1-16; sales OF
1873 bales for spinning and dolly
cries on contracts of 3,1OO balos
There was an advance Of 1-16 to
at soven of. tho southern markets
Tho receipts at the ports were 32,
S23 against 60,548 last .wook ant
8,422 last yoar. Total thus ia
this week 133,445 balos agains
1850 thus far last wook. FIX
ports today from ports 1 ,696 bale
to Great Britain, $1,000 tho con
tinent. New Orleans receipts to
morrow estimated at II 900 agains
1882 on tho Same day last wee
and 9,107 last year,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-11
Here's. Another Crank.
He WANTS TO LIBERATR FENDER

He WANTS TO L1BERATR FENDER
GRAsT, CHIcAGo's MURDERER.
Chicago, Jan. 3.--There was great
cxcitemont in the Office of tho
Office Of tho Criminal Court clork
to-day whom a big countryman
'stalked in and demanded an order
to SEQ Pendergrast, tho assassin
81 intend to got him out of JAIL
said tho visitor calmly. "IIo has
lono nothing wrong in killing
Mayor Harrison. I demand his
freedom. If you will not let him
out you must let me SEQ him and
then tho Lord will help mo to lib-
crate him." Detective Rhoan came
in Just then and calling a patrol
wagon induced the man to ride to
the Central Station where he told
his story. ;, ~. ..
"My name is Frederick A. Names
|
and I live in ottawa, Mich" sait
he. "My business is to proach the
gospel and induce God to assist thu
contrary hearts of the rich to holy
the poor and needy. I want to &c
EPendorgrast out. He did right il
killing Garter Harrison. 1t va
for tho good of the world. / ha,
been praying about it for sevora
days before he was killed. On
day when was going to Englc
wood I was told that Harrison ha,
been killed, and I knew my prayo
had been answered."
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-11
80, =, - No
The SEARCH WARRANT.

Tho blank form for a search war
rant, enclosed with the circular
will be of interest inasmuch as il
has been prepared by the best le
gal talent of the State. Every con
stable or othor officer will arm him.
self with one of these warrants be-
fore making,seizuros. The follow.
ing is the blank form:
SOUTH CAROLINA, County
Search Warrant.
TO the Sheriff of the above County
or any Constable:
Whereas, it appears to mc------
a Trial Justice in and for tho coun-
ty and State above named, by the
information of -- that the fol-
lowing contrabrand Intoxicating
liquors are now unlawfully in the
possession, storage, and keeping
Of, and on the premises occupied
by in the State and county
above named, tho said place being
(Here describe it) in or near the
town or city of - and that
tho said---h hath probable cause
to believe and Is informed and
doth believe, that tho said contra
band liquors SO illegally kept are
in the house (or other place ap-
purtenant thoreto) of the said--.
These are, therefore, to author
izo and require you. with necessary
and proper assistants, to enter in
to said house or other place APP
purtenant thereto) Of the said -
aforesaid, and thore diligently by
day or by night search for the said
contraband liquors, and if the
same or any part thereof shall be
found upon search, that you bring
the said liquors SO found, and also
seize and BRING al vessels, bar fix
lures, screens, bottles, glasses, and
appurtenances, apparently used or
suitable for use, in or about such
liquors, take a complete inventory
of the same, and deposit tho same
with the; Sheriff, which said arti-
cles are thore to remain, to be dis
posed of as required by the provi-
sions of the Dispensary laws.
Given under my hand and seal,
this -- day of-------189
GI G I
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-11
TIaE siGMI, RHsGUN.

sVAsHIEaToN, d lG,, Jan. 3-Mr
McCreary, chairman fJhe foreign
affairs committee, offered resolu.
tion setting apart next Friday and
Saturday for consideration of tic
Hawaiian reports. Mr.. Hit sec
onded the request but Mr.. Boutelle
endeavored to call up his resolu-
tion relative to Hawaiian affairs
offered before recess. Turner hold
that Boutelle's resolution was not
privileged and made tho point of
order against it. The chair, aftor
hearing Turner, hold that Boutelle
had the right to call tho matter
up.
The resolution Was then read
and Mcmillan raised tho question
of consideration, stating that he
wished to 60 ahead with tho tariff
bill. McCreary then made anoth-
or effort to have Friday and Satur-
day SGT apart for consideration of
the Hawaiian mattor. After some
discussion vote was demanded on
the question of consideration rails
od by Mcmillan. A rising vote
resulted yeaa 81, nays 1926. Bou-
tello demanded tollers, pendingI
which McCroary demanded thef
yeas and nays. Tho latter was
agreed to and tho clerk began the
roll call. 1t resulted yeas 3, nays
1876, showing that fillibustcring
had begun. Boutollo mado the
point Of ''no quorum" Mcmillan
moved IL call of tho house. The
call disclosed tho presence Of 2O3
members, moro than a quorum,
but lator it disappeared when it
camo to voting. Tho house, at 9
o'clock, adjourned without taking
up tho tariff bill.
SENATE.
WAsH1NGToN, d. c., Jan. 3.-Whon
tho vico president raped tho %.
atc to order at II o'clock
barely score of senator's
their seats. Immediat'
reading of the. jor
Blackburn, of Kentucky, prusvli-
ted tho credentials of Eppa Hum
ton as senator elpct from Virginia
to fill the unoxpired torn of the
lato Senator Barbour, Hunton's
service hitherto being under the
appointment by tho governor. The
oath was administered to tho new
senator.
A. resolution was offered by Frye
and laid on tho tablo for the pros
ont declaring that during tho in
vestigation as to Hawaiian affairs
there should be no interference on
the part of tho United States gov
ernment, by moral influence or
physical force, for tho restoration
of tho queen or tho maintainancc
of the provisional government, and
that. our naval force there should
be used only for tho protection of
the lives and property of Ameri-
can citizons. At 12.45 the senate
proceeded to the consideration of
executive business, and at 1.2O adj
journed until observation-disclosures
Vile Nows.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-11
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