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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
AU CTIoN SALES FUTURE DAv
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Il XECuTOR'S SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF
PLANTED OYSTERS IN YORK
RIVER. VA.

On TUESDAY, the 9th day of February
1871. VIII oiier for sale at public auction "Mt.
iroiiy, lhe residence Of the late Barnett Jones
IN James City County, Va, commencing ut II
M, the Toll wing property:
first-Ihe oysters ON the planting ground
n,n, as MI: FOLLY bar, containing IS acres,
more "r less, on which there arc estimated by
experts to be $500 bushels of oysters planted
three years.
Second The oysters on the planting ground
Known as Moore's bar. containing ~ acres.
mo or less on which there arc estimated by
e1terts 10 DO $500 bushels, more or less, plant
known rs stevens bar. containing 20 acres, more
or less on which there are estimated by experts
10 DC :, go bushels, planted three years.
lourth-The oysters on the planting ground
known rs Lees bar, containing 10 acres, more
or less, on which there arc estimated by ex-
pert T,t to Og 700 bushels, planted three years.
ri,th-Ihe oysters on the Folly inshore
front, containing 40 acres, more or less, on
which there are estimated by experts To- be
5000 bushels, four years old and cuilcd.
inc purchaser or purchasers viii have the
ifce use of The grounds on which the above
oysters are planted for twelve months at or
before the expiration OF which time they will
TO required TO racatc. AT he same time and
place, will offer tor sale the schooner J. l..
orrow 81 tons burden, and schooner NJ. NJ.
Jones, ~ tons burden, both vessels in good
condition; II skins in good order; ono al Cat
MrERMS Of SALE-Une-fourth cash, and
balance on q e edit of six and welve mvnth.
fonds with GOOD security. waving homestead
and carrying interest from date will be re-
quircd of the purchaser
On THURSDAY The eth day of February,
1925, Will also sell nj Bu,ick's Point in York
county, Va, where Capt. Thomas Lucas resides.
commencing nj I'm, Capt, larncit Jon,s unex-
pired lease of twcnty-fvc acres OF oyster ground
at the mouth OF Queens Creek, with the oys-
tiers oh same. supposed to be 10000 bushels be-
tween three and four years old
sccond-The uneNpircd lease of 80 acres of
oyster ground near Iron Point. having on IT
about 10000 bushels of oysters three years old
Third-lhc unexpircd lease for the residue
OF the oyster ground in York County, which
ma been assigned TO Capt. Barnett Jones, con-
tanning scattered oys ers.
These sales will be on same terms M above
set forth.
Those DESTROYS Of examining the oysters will
apply 10 BARNETT JONES. JR., at Nj. Folly.
ana Capt. IliUS. LUCAS, at liusick's Poiut
For further particulars relating to the sales
address the subscriber NJ Toauo, VA. or
JUDGE Il. l.. HENLEY, At orney.
williamsburg. Va.
II. h. WARREN
Executor Of barnett Jones, deceased, roano.va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAVE
by Pannlll Bros, Real Estate and General Auc.
'ioheers' No. lis Main street, Norfolk, Va.
RAECuToIpS SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance OF the authority vested in mo
70 executor oil the last will aud testament OF
hStherine kooer, deceased and by yirturs ~
SSucivc Oh the CorporaIi ion Court of the city Of
80 ,ioik, entered on the 9th day OF DecembeH
o.fI III certain cause in chancery thereip
pcnuins, wherein ~ II. Seldner. executor etc
IL PialhtlH aud John q. Zeller and OF hers ara
defendants, will offer Tor sale Al puhlic nnne
t,ei, al the Norfolk Real Estate Exchunge. No
10 nam street, Norfolk, Va on TUESDAY,
tne ~ uay oil January. 1895 mt 70 o'cIocK n,
LIZ ioiioWlng property Situa cd in J}ramhIeto.,
VIM IN the saia city of Norfolk, W., and de-
numbered q. and 5, together with the trnc.
meuts thereon, on n plan OF said Katherine
koolers property, made by q. 1ayloe UiwaibN
nley, Assistant Engineer, and filed with H.,
plaln,ins bill in said cause and markell IA o.
hibit 3D. and also those two certain vncan,
LOTS marked on said plan and s. All of sail
property being situated on Kelly avenue in III,
said CITY OF Norfolk. '
TEKMS-Onc-lialfc cash. balance in two equal
installmenis, payable respectively in ,ix and
Twelve months after tho day of sale, the do
ietrcd payments to hc cvd n cd by uryotiaI,Ia
notes bearing interest from dav OF sale sccure,I
ny deed OF trust on the property, or ali cash n,
inc option OF the purchaser or purchasers
y plat OF sniI property can be seen at the Of
nee OF The auctioneef, or at the Ollie, of the un-
dersigned.
a. b. SELDNER,
Executor.
$3.50, PANNILL BROS,
Ja'-tds Auctionccrs.
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
and place. n SEIDTI,n
J"-o-tus Executor.
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On PRINCES ANNE AND MALTBY
AVENUES AT AUCTION.
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL,
Walters of Interest 10 All Virgin.
ians.
Special Dispatch TO the virginian.

tanS.
Special Dispatch TO the yirginian.
RICHMOND, Va, January Do
a well known and reliable gentle.
man, who is identified with the la
Dor element in Richmond, told me
to-day that few people have an idea
OIL the number OF unemployed peo-
pie In this city nor of the small nav
received by many who are at work
De admitted that the situation was
nos nearly SO bad here as in most
other cities. but stated that it was.
INNS opinion. becoming worse in,
stead OF Improving. While there is
much unrest among the working
men OF Richmond and occasional
strikes, there Is no prospect of anv
serious labor troubles. AS rnie
the workingmen of this citv are
American born and are men of mora
intelligence than the representatives
OF labor In Northern cities. In fact
hichmond has cause to feel proud
OF her citizens who live by the sweat
OF the brow. cav
had q talk this morning with .
gentleman from the First Sonoros =
slonai Dlstrict who is pretty we'll
acquainted with the political sitno.
non In that district and portion NJ
the Second and Third. He tol6 mo
mat already the spring elections ore
attracting considerable attention
1here will be an unusually larno
number of candidates for Darneo %
erauc nominations. and in some
c0nnues the contests are in fnlI
6isst. AS yet the Republicans and
Populists have not indicated whot
course they will pursue, but in nor St
cases 1t is likely that they will 90
operate With each other. The had
s'aaes and tho changed condition Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

Ky virtue OF deed OF trust, dated tho 25th
d ,y OF neiohor, ls93, to me, as trustee. nnd
duly recorded, aud by request of the party
on THuItsuAY, January 3Isi. 1895, at II
o'clock IN, al the Norfolk Real Estate Ex-
change No. III Main street
First--rIOSE VALUABLE LOTS, fronting
81 feet on tho North side OF Princess Anne
avenue and running back so feet. said !o,s
are situated between Hanson ard Maltby nvc-
uueS
Second-THAT VALUABLE LOT fronting
rs feet On hathy avenue and running back
III feet inches being W feet North OF Prin-
cess Anne avenue
TEKMS--Onc-ihrdc cash balance in six and
twelve months with p r cent. Interest
secprcd bv deed OF trust drawn and recorded
al the expense ofthe purchaser.
|. a. PAGE, Trustee
IL. l.. PAGE { CO.
jal9-tds Auciionceia.
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NUE. AT AUCTION.

by virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 2Oth
day of November 1898, to me, rs trustee and
amy recorded, and ~ tho request OF the party
therein secured, will sci nj public auction, on
THURSDAY, January 3lst, 1894 a. ~ O'Clock
M. nj the Norfolk Real Estate Et-
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES, containing
seven rooms ehoh, situated on the North side
OF Highland avenue, hctUccn abroad and
Maltby avenues. said lots fronts ~ feet and
runs back 100 feet. together with the r,bt Of
way over the hree foot Isno adjoining them
lie East.
TERMS Onc-third cash; balance in six and
'wel months with Il per cent. interest,
secured by deed OF trust 10 he drawn and re-
corded at the expense Of the purchaser.
GEO. MClN OSli, Trustee.
IL l.. PAGE 4 CO.,
JaiS'lus AUctioncers.
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Assignee's Sale
Stock Of Groceries, LIQUORS, Etc.

Pursuant to the provisions of certain deed
OF trust, executed by John ID. Lowe to me an
trustee, dated the 9TH day of January, a. D..
ls'1 aud duly of record, shall oiler Tor sale.
NJ puolic auction, nj the Store No. 5l
a'rnhhy street, (iirst lloor of the 1Iadding-
Ton building, in the cry Of Norfolk Va. on
uOndaf. thc dth bi,y Gf February,
1919. II II O'Clock m. all the stock OF Grorc-
rlcs anu her goods, together with tho
nN'ures ana amrnri'nances to the same belong
ins, contained in said store, No ~ Granhy
street, In the lower paIt OF the Haidington
hniidins, together with all other property
which WAS II ed 10y said Irhn 4. Lowe in con-
nrciion with hi, business also all tho stool, ~
Tr0ceri'S, Nncuding Wines, rrandics, Whi>-
kics,l and nil other goods stored in the house
numbered 10 and 81 Concord stroe,. In aniI
Guy; also the leases on said stores No II Cranky
street and - aud 81 Concord street
inc III stock Of Groceries. etc, will be sols.
asa Whole, TO the highest bidder
The inventory OF all OF said property can bo
seen at my oil'c' No. l0l Main street. at any
time prior TO day of sale.
TERMS CASH.
january 23i, 1895. Trustee.
in2S-tls
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DulSu ANT To THE PROVISIONS or A
l certain deed of trust from Mary T.. picrc,
dated March Nth. l'9i, shall proceed to- sell IS
pubic auction, In front OF the residence OF
said Mary l. Fierce, suffolk Nansem ond
county, Na;, fEblil AIif lSt, 1898. ct - oc oc<
M. one Walnut Farlor lit, tplushD; one Wall
nut Parlor suit, lropt.) one square Piano. ono
Organ, one Gu rry Bedroom Suit, Que Walnut
B.dIo1m Sui, two Ash Bedroom Suits and Bed
AID rcdd!ng Tor the snrIt; one Book Case ouu
IRON safe, one OAK SdChpJTd. one China Press
one Extension Fable one rs:or stove. ond
sitting Room stove. one Range aud CoOkiu.,
Utensils and lot Of Chairs Seven Rockini
Marble Top Stands four Swim ing Lamps. two
Lounges, ~" { ucks aud other go rs ana chat.
ties OF whatsoever kind OF description helonl-
ing to Mary l. Pierce aud he NJ in her Ic,i-
demce. numtcrei III zone hundred ana clevenl,
Main street. suffolk, Namsemond county, Va.
TERMS CASH.
CUA~. NJ. COSTON,
Trustee, l2j Main street, Norfolk, Va.
ja9O-lQ:
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By II. l. Page & Co., Auctioneers, l6 Bank
street, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
TRUSTEES SALEI

:, by virtue o 4 decd OF trust o nc made by
ID. T. Ives aud wife on March 18th lsgl. duly
oil record, and al the request of the Deuoicia-
ries therein, shall cApo'e tor ,ao at public
anc'ioh, nj the Norfolk Real Estate Exchanges.
10 Nam street. Norfolk Va, ON TT EsDAY.
January @9th, le9' At i. o'clock M, the follows
IN! valuable farm in tho county of Princes,
Anne, lying about niue miles from NoriolS
OK TRACT or LAND situate and lying ia
Holland Swami; in the county Of Princess
Anne. state oI Virginia, on which said Nj. T..
Ives purchased of Jesse Ives. adjoining tho
Holland road on tho East, Smith n Fro. or ".
W. sawyer now Hewitt on thr SOUTH, Hcwiit
on tn" West Hnd f. NJ. WhitehuIst NOW p w
lycsl or the North, containing $50 acres mora
or less. This farm has new dwelling house
on II and other Improvements and is vory
fertile.
TERMS CASH $500; res.due in one and
two years TO be sccurcl.
jals-tds L. NJ. WHITEIIURST. Truatoe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

BY II. l.. Page Il Co., Real Estate Auctiorcers
No. l6 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
A TALK ABOUT BEER.
When Certain Effects Follow Beer
Drinking, Then Look Oui.
WHAT IT MAY INDICATE

How Bcor anccis variou. People.
A Strange Fact Familiar 10 Most
Doctors, but not 60 the Average
Man who Quafs the foaming
Lager.
Drink heorl Don't drink beorl
This eem- like very contradictory adj
Vice, but, nevertheless, - l. the con.
densod opinions OF two great classes ~
people. Ihprn arc some who believe
that gla ~ bcor lisa hoalihful, invig.
ora ing beverage. There are others no
regard boor q. a sort OF disguised poison.
Aud the straugtst Thug ABOUT u Il that
both or mons may DO right under certain
conditions.
Tho fact OF the matter Ia thai a glass Of
beer may be either bench. OF "a curse,
according to tho health OF the person
who drinks IL. II n man or woman Il Ia
sound health II may do good. II, ON tho
other hand, there IL weak spot In Tho
liver or kidneys. injury Will result from
the drinking. one Of tho greatest proofs
tina, liver complaint IN moro common
than NO suspect Is tho oft-repoaled re-
mark OF bosr drinkers: 81 wish hadn't
taken that glass"
Ia thi. way, beer acts as n barometer
which show. tho state OF the health. II
NNh ElANN VI hf'A 49," "'FtA RhNfA
commence 10 fool that something ia
wrong In tho small Of your back, OF have
a duh, heavy feeling, a bad ta,io Ia tho
mouth. and, perhaps, tho nrst stages OF a
hoadachc, you may be- sure that your
liver aud Kidneys need promptatenilon.
Neglect tho warning, and more serious
results AFRO bound ~ follow sooner or
later,
These great vital organs are tho hrst Ia
lndicA disease, aud when they arc out
OF order the miserable sensation. above
described are sure to be fela Whom this
Ia tho case, It ia cheaper rni wiser 10
remedy matters before more serious
consequeucaH follow. Tncn u IN time 10
tone np tho body, purify ,no blood and
restore healthy nc ton ~ ,he liyor ani
kidreys. Tor this purpoio thefo has
never bce- but QUO m,dy, aud that
Warmers Safe cure, which for years has
b1un ro.logui1td ~ tho gfoht0st aud bost
health rcsiofer In the world. Physicians
eyorywhofo acknowledge s.. Thousands
Of men and women gladly testify 10 It's
splendid effects. IL In, aud always has
been, unsurpassed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
GEOGRAPHIC.
MUST CRUSH CUBA
v,rvlus and a Threat Sent 10 lh'
Spanish Government
;, Unable TO CONQUER REBELS
,.,..,,o,lOu May BE Expected In the
Interest Of Humanity aud
Commerce.

ru,cAoo, Sept. g7,-A special 70 .n'
us,.ld from Washington says
s''.'a mus, crush the Cuban rebellion
s s',,as The mex, three months or .uo-
s ~, 10 International intsriefsnco IN tue
i,.'.,, Of humanity and cOmmeroe.
r ,. /. the significance Of series OF
.,",.,epcss held between seets'sry
~ md the spanish minister senor
Dupuy de LONE. ,,,,..
20, 10 keep hands OF, but this Is
II'oompanIsd by isciI warning that
-. s,ain carries out her promi.o OF
unl s The insuffectlOn aud re-
a,dsr in Cuba within fehson.
ny W ,,sna. ,he must expect the United
49, so govefnment % pursue guile
,,,",ant policy. In other words, spain
~ ,a gwen one more chance TO dem
an.,t.te her ability TO rp,s tne isisnus,
nd failing In this. the uniIei states
saxernment will take the leauenhlp
,n,s,n.llonal intervention, with the
,nIs,s autonomy or perhaps the In
s,srpdsncs OF Cubs a. the objective
point .,. h,,a n, tbo r,.
sgsst Of Secretary Olnsy, who asked
.suof Dupuy dc LONE for a fu,l state
80, AZ the condition OF affairs IN
ta"ss the intention OF the spanish
government, its ability to protect
nmsfieau citiEens and their property
md tho prospect Of suppre'sing the In
luffecliop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

Is great reticenoe on tho subject, moi,
90 fat az can be learned, becauss there
10 need OF Withholding anything for
reasons Of expedlency, but because
there has been halt In the nekolin-
lions siuco last spring. benor An
drade, the Venezuelan minister, was
A'ked tonight concerning the reports.
81 have no Information whatever OF
any change or devolopm, !" said he,
III there 10 any new phase II has not
been communicated 70 me-" Senior
Aldfaie added that lie had noted the
widespread comment Of late az to the
Venezuelan question. including the
vigorous speecnes VI General Long.
street at Chattanooga ami OF ex.Goy-
ernor Campbell Of Ohio. The minister
looks at this n q general awakening Of
interest In the subj cot rather than a. m
Indication OF n change Ia the status Of
affairs. Slice LORD Kimbsrly's au-
swsr TO Mt. Bsyafd, setting forth Eng
iAnd's position, an American tyndi-
cate has secured large concessions from
Venszue Of land 10 the disputed tef-
ritofy. It's along the south bauk OF
the Orr nocc, so situated that II tine
American claimants eniofoe their con-
ce,sion anu have the support OF the
United Stntoe, a direct Issue with Eug'
land IL Inevitable. Congressman LiN-
ingston, Of Georgia. VINO IL familiar
with the affairs OF the American COM
pany, Gays that men will DO sent to
take possession OF the territory. He
has expected that this would lead to n
cosflict, In which cass the company
would appeal to the Unitod Slater for
protection OF its rights. IA yet, how.
ever, there has been no confiic and 10
appeal for governmental support, aud
90 far a. can DO leaned, II 10 prena.
ture TO state what the government
would DO shouli the American com.
pany bring about an Issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

BAN FRANCISCO, sspt. 2S.-W. IL i.
IL. Hart Will soon 20 Esst 20 prosecute
the claim OF a client whose case bids
fair to become M celebrated a. has the
contest over Blyths's millions. MI.
Hart has o,on retained by Mrp. Eliza.
beth Dale, OF Mountain View, to sup-
port her claim 10 ons-soventh L. a VISIT
estate In Philadelphia, which 10 said 10
be worth 500, OO0.0 900.
Mrs. Dale has waltod over four score
years for her millions, anu tho inoou y
that the passage OF time will soon
make II possible tor her 10 put In her
claim to the estAles OF her ancestors
GENES rather too late for her to fully
enjoy her good fortune. she Ia n dc.
scendant Of an Eiward Flndley, who
lived IN Philadelphia In the early days
OF the nation. lie owned thirty iour
acres OF land upon what was thon the
outskirts OF a little village, and as wss
not unusual IN those days OF longevi.
ty, he granted a lease ON IL for 90 years.
The torn OF lease will expire on
November LIST next, and MIR. Hart 10
row engaged In collecting proofs OF the
kinsaip OF his client 10 tho original
owner OF the land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

New YosK, Sept. 27.-A special 70
tho World from Washington say:
Captain George A. Armes, retire,.
better known as Major Armes, vas
arrested nj his nome, Armesleigh Park,
this AFTERNOON by n Mo OF soldiers, anu
~ tonight confined In tho Washington
barracks. The order for his arrent was
signed by Assistant AZ jutsnt General
Vincent, "by order OF tho acting seo-
Rotary OF war"
General Sconeld was today the act.
ing secretary. There has bsen . pef-
sonAl quarrel OF twenty-five yoare'
standing between General scofield anu
MAJOR Armer.
The dispatch Gays that Major Armes
was refused an interview with the
general, and wrote him AN insulting
letter. He ut lfst attempted to resist
arrest when Lieutenant Corning and
Lieutenant Gordon read the order, but
finally consented to enter the smbu-
lance which came for him.
Major Armos was couttmartialed for
pulling tho nose Of General Beaver, OF
Ponnsylvania, at the Inauguration OF
President Garfield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28
A wonAN's VIEW.
L., rh.m :rish, u the People want
Them To.

CntcA0o. Sent. 9T.-"If Texas wants
NM, deht, let them have II, l say"
al MIS-. Charles A. Culberssn before
leaving Chicago todAy for Texas. Mts.
Culbtfson Ia the wife OF Governor
Culbef,on, Of Texas, aud, with her
mother, Mrs. Harrison, has boen Norm
for the summer.
"Whal IN tho use In poor Charlie,
working himself 10 death 10 prevent
foms,hing the whole stats wantsv"
continued Mrs. Culbefson. "At least
nine men out Of every ten In Texas
wsnt tue prize Fight, aud, after al, no
was elected TO carry out tho VIII OF the
people, and the people want the eight,
do no, care what thoy say they want,
they would, every ous OF them get II.
Then think Of the MONEY II 10 going TO
cost 10 convene the legislature. / do
not see, anyway, why one man should
have tue power TO decide what the rest
should DO. One mans judgment " no
bsltsr than another's, anu do not see
why one Judges opinion Ia batter than
that Of his fellow Judges"
"Ihink OF his conscience and his re-
,pon,ibiily In the matter" said Mrs.
Harrison. "a man must do what IN
ilshl when he holds In trust an oiiioe
tof the people,"
"rhats Just It," said Mrs. Cuiber-
son. "He does hold II Tor tho people.
and The people want the fight, anu I
say let them have II. There Ia no use
In bis staying up nights and worrying
himself 10 death tying to keep up pub
Ito dignity"
Aud Mrs. Culbefson looked NJ II she
meant every word sho said, aud was
far more concerned about the hard
work and worry hor husband had been
obliged 10 undergo In order to keep his
threat anu convene the legislature,
than about any rugilists attempt TO
tnly rexas'u fame.
81 have met n number OF prominent
business men from Texas this sum.
mef," Mu. CulbeTson won't on, sand
everyone Of them believes In letting
the light 20 on, and hore tho governor
IL trying 10 stop something that tn,
public l. In favor Of having. It's al
ioollthntes, and I've told him 30.
saidi You are expected 10 carry ouI
lhe will OF tho people, and you are mol
uolng i when you oppose what they
WlntiD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

fhe Question Of Reforming she Upper
1touse Of rarIIau.ni.

LONDON, Sept. s7.--Respon ding TO n
toast 10 the House Of Lords Mt u bsn-
quot given a. Rlpon tonight, the Mar.
quis oi Londonderry said that he
thought tue House OF Lords could be
Improved In many ways, and no hoped
the unionists would grapple with the
question. This House OF Lords might
hereafter have to oppose ihs House OF
Commons In measures not 80 un-
popular Ne the home rule measure.
Therefore no wished II 10 be 40
sirsng that no stone could be cast at its
action.
The Daily Chronicle, aD organ OF
the liberal party. states IN lie Issue OF
today that the leaders Of the consefv-
alive party intend TO make the HOUSE
OF Loris an elective body, either adopt
Ing the principle already existing In
relation TO Scottish peeTs sitting Ia the
House OF Lords, or 20 have the House
Of Commons elect an upper chamber In
the puerAge. IL 10 also, according TO
the Chronicle, intended 10 give peers
the right 70 forego the House Of Lords
pfcrogstives aud entet the house OF
Common.
An editorial In the Graphic this
morning on tue reform OF tue House
OF Lords. say. IL " essential that the
number Of hereditary peers now sit
Ting Ia the House OF Lords should be
reuuced by applying tho elective prin-
ciple employed In cases OF the Scotch
aud Irish psers. The Earl OF DUE
raven ana other Independent unionisls
arc known 10 favor this. Its appiicA-
ton would purge the Lords OF n few
OF the black sheep, who give occasion
10 the enemy TO fcJn, anu would, nj
tho same time, allow the peers who are
inactive In the work Of Parliament. to
bs replaced by representatives OF great
municipal aud other commercial and
learned Institutions. and possibly would
also allow the Introduction into the
Parliament OF the empire OF represent
tatives OF tho great communities across
the sss, who bear allsgiancs TO. but
who have not voice Ia the control oil
| the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

Reno, NevAds, Sept. 2s. &C. T..
Huntington arrived here last night.
He said that the Southern Pacific was
out Of politics, hut II any candidate
Announces that he intends TO cinch
tho road, We will fight him and try 10
defeat him, but We viii do It openly.
Concerning the aolion OF tho railroad
commissioners reducing local rates,
Mr. HUNTINGTON spoke calmly OF his
purpose TO test this issue In the courts.
lie said nothing at all about Dr. Stan
ton and Mr.. La Rue personally