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WHEREAS, DEED OF TRUST WAS exc.

WHsREAs, A DEED OF TRUST WAS Exc
w cuted by the New York Building and In
yyestment Company to William &, Abbott and
James Z. Patohford, trustees. dated April 80,
1892, and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court In deed book IS, page $40, to- Sc
the payment OF $500 to the Central City
building and Loan Association OF Syracuse, N.
Hustings Court OF Roanoke city on the 9th day
OF July, 1894, appointed G. II. Vines, Trustee in
place OF SAID Abbott and Ratchford after legal
notices to s parties in interest; and default hav-
Ing been made In the payments mentioned In
said decd or t'ust for more than six months, and
being required by the beneficiary, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, the highest bidder on
the 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, at 124O p M,
on the premises, the property conveyed by eaid
deed, to:wt: Beginning at q point on the south
side OF Cleveland street 100 feet west OF street,
thence south Is degrees so minutes west lQ755
feet to an alley, thence with said alley north "a
degrees ID minutes west 1880 feet to point,
thence north 10 degrees 30 minutes cast log n
1 1 to Cleveland street. thence south "a degrees
There is due $553.10 az of July i. 1885, and cost
OF sale
TERMS-Cash. II. VINES
tos Trustee
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WHEREAS. A DEED OF TRUST WAS BXE-
w cuted by the New York Building and In
vestment Company to william L. Abbott and
James X. Ratchford, trustees, dated April 90,
1892 and recorded in the clerks ONCE of the
Hastings Court in deed book 70, page se6, to
the payment OF $500 to the Central City Building
and Loan Association, OF Syracuse, N. Y, the
said trustees having resigned and the Hastings
Court Con- OF Roanoke city on the 9TH day Of july.
said Abbott and Ratchford, after legal notice to
all parties in interest; and default having been
made In the payments mentioned in said deed OF
trust for more than six months. and being re-
quired by the beneficiary, shall proceed to cell,
at public auction to the highest bidder, ON TIE
It'll DAY OF AUGUST. 1895, AT 1880 p. M, on
the premises, the property conveyed by said
deed to-wit:. Beginning at q point on
the south eide OF Cleveland street 19b
icet west OF street. thence south
IS degrees so minutes 1912 feet to an alley,
thence with said alley north 81 degrees IA min
utes west 23.3s feet TO point thence north IS
degrees 30 minutes east eS.75 feet to Cleveland
street, thence south "A degrees 10 minutes eaet
25 feet with Cleveland street to the beginning
There is due $553.US, as OF July l. 1885, and costs
OF sale.
TERMS: Cash. CHI VINES. Trustee
T6tds
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WHHREAS A CRRTAIN DEED or TRI1sT

WHEREAS CRRTAIN DEED OF TRUST
pau,,w was executed by Lycurgus Blair, Sr., and
r I, Il. Blair, to Frank H. Wilcox and Chas.
and recorded in clerks ONCE Of Hastings Court court
f0r Roanoke City, deed book &c. page 50. to Sc.
for s 200 to the Central City building and Loan
association, of Syracuse, NY, and said trustees
having resigned said trust and the Hastings
vines trustee in the place of eaid trustees who
resigned after legal notice to all parties in
interest, ana default being made In payment
more than Elk months and being required by the
beneficiary, shall proceed to cell at pu bile auc
1875, at 1GSO p. m, on the prem
ises the property conveyed In eaid
aeed to'Wie teginnipg at point on the end
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q. II. VINES,
Trustee,
DEED OF TRUST

DEED OF TRUST
rgus Blair, Sr., and
!. Wilcox and Chas.
date March 6, 1893,
mce Of the Hastings
book Sc, page S., to
ed by the said Blair
I Building and Loan
r., and said trustees
and the Hastings
1875, appoint c. Il.
u said trustees who
} all parties in inter-
Q In payment men.
q OF trust for moro
pg required by the
2 sell at public auc-
dcr, on AUGUST
NJ, on the prem
lveyed in said
! point on the end
.feet west OF Fourth
east 100 feet to an
'rth $50 as west 93H
g. 49, west 100 feet
2 same south $50 %,
4 b,einning. The
OF July ], 1855, aud
Q. Il, VINES,
Trustee,
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TO MoRFYJ~.

A voice or the winds
A voice by the waters
Wanders and cries.
Oh. what are tho windsf
And what arc tho watcrsp
Minc are your cyesl
Western the winds are,
And western the waters,
Where the light lies.
Oh, what are tho windsP
And what are the watersP
Mine are your eyesl
Cold, cold, grow the winds
A:id dark grow the waters
Where the sun dies. q
Oh, what arc the winds?
And what are tho watersP
Mine arc your eyes!
And down tho night winds,
And down the night waters,
The music flies.
Oh, what are the winds?
And what are the watersf
Cold he the winds,
And wild be tho waters,
So mine DO your eyes!
Lionel johnson.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

executing this truet, including q trustees COM
mission OF five per centum; Sl25.51, the amount
In arrears, with interest thereon from the 18th
day OF May. 1885, and the bal nee, II any, to be
made payable in one, two and three years from
date OF sale, with interest thereon at the rate cf
ak per cent. per annum evidenced by three nc.
gotiablc notee, secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold, and bearing interest.
z 81 tds JOS. /. DORIAN, Trustee,
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XAIHEREAs. a CERTAT

WHEREAS, A CERTAL
w was executed by Lyc
Pauline III. Blair, to Frank
II. Remer, trustees, bcarip
and recorded In the clerks
Court for Roanoke city, de,
secure O certain bond exec
for $2,20l. to the Central CT
Association, of Syracuse, N
having resigned said tru!
Court did, on the 9th OF Ju
Vines, trustee, In the place
resigned, after legal notice
est, and default being m
toned in said bond and d,
than elk months, and b.
beneficiary, l shall proceed
ton, to the highest b
9TH, 1895, AT 1890 p
lea, the property c
deed, to-wit: Beginning a
side OF Allison avenue,
street, thence north 60 SIS
alley, thence with same
feet to o point, thence sout
to Allison avenue, thence '
east S3H feet 10 the place
amount due lie S2.e3). &c,
costs OF sale.
TERMS-Cash.
TT ida
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That's Different.

"That man causes mo no end of annoy
oncc over bill"
why don't you sue him and collect ity"
Collect It: He's trying to do that. -
Chicago Record.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

r HERE WILL BE HELD AT THE OFFICE
OF the company, Room l. Exchange Build
ing, Roanoke. Va, August 20, 1895, special
Engine Manufacturing Company, to consider the
advisability OF increasing the capital stock
" Fri b. l.. GREIDRR, Secretary,
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I KADING JEWELRY BUSINESS-CIrY OF
~ 5000; county seat; seat OF University OF Vir-
800 monthly; no other optical, and only enc
other jcwelry, store in town; great fruit and
farming district. Reason for sale, death OF
owner. Address MARY q. NICHOLS, Admins.
tratrix, Charlottesville, Va. 71S 81 Sat
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elgn. Tho officers followed, and all was
quiet. was thinking how privileged I
had been, when, from behind, camo friend
Sharp's voice, We'll, sir, how have you got
on?'
"'Oh, first rate, said 1T was mag
niflccnt Now let me GO
Not at ALL Tho best Is yet to come
He took me into tho picture gallery
next the banqucting hail. where we found
tho chief inspector again and several other
gentlcmanly looking individuals We ex-
amincd tho pictures and fine old furniture,
Sharp going in and out as if no had the
entire responsibility of the house.
Coming up to me ono time he told me
to stand steadily while he put something
In my tail pocket When he had done so,
he explained In a side whisper: I have
pluckcd feather out of tho kings hat
and one out of the dukes. Keep them rs
mcmcntos of this dry
Just fancy my feelings as looked ut
the chief inspector and thought what q
iino job he could make Of me Shortly
after this Sharp desired mo to be In readi-
ness to draw back ono-half of q largo slid
ing door so as to throw tho gallery into
tho banqucting hall. My vis-a-vis of the
staircase appeared on tho sccno again and
took his stand by the other half. We acted
ms the doors slid back, was the brilliant as
scmbly, the Waterloo banquet. The table
glittcrcd with its plate and crystal. There
was the great circle of gallant hearts, the
king, the duke. The remembrance is still
fresh as over, the gay uniforms, the bright
light, the silver clinll of the glasses, the
perfume of the flowers
II stood in u recess of the gallery and
Toasted my eyes
AS 1 watched the old duke rose, glass
in hand, his steady eye upon the company.
A silence fell fo- a moment and raising
his glass he said III II voice charged with
respect, pride and dignity, THE kings
health Then, turning with bow, Sire,
your health 1t was done with noble sim
plicity. The company rose as ono man.
tell you, sir, if had shouted till the roof
rang and been shot for 1t wouldn't have
cared. Talk of patriotism! My old spirit
was fury" I'm fact. the old gentleman
seemed to have reached "a climax, for
words failed hcre.)
When the company broke up, was
taken By the dukes steward to u snug
room, where again found my friend the
chief inspector, who had now no terrors
for me, and some others. Here we enjoyed
most excellent supper.
AT last Sharp brought my ovcrcoat and
helped me into it, rcmarking as he did so,
BE careful, sir. In ono pocket have put
the handglass used by tho king, in the
other the one used by the duke. They are
wrapped in paper. And be careful, also,
sir, of the feathers. '-Cornhill Maya
zine
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WHEREAS, a DEED OF TRUST WAS Exc.
WV cnted by tho Roanoke and New York Build.

WHEREAS, a DEED OF TRUST WAS E&E.
w cuted by tho Roanoke and New York Build
ing and Investment Company 10 Chas. II. Remer
and Frank z. Wilcox, trustees, dated October is,
1892, and recorded In the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court for Roanoke city In deed book 81,
page &c. to secures bond executed by the Roa-
nokc and New York Building and Investment
Company for tho payment OF $500 to tho Central
City Building and Loan Association, OF Syracuse,
N. y, the eald trustees having resigned, and the
Hastings Court of Roanoke city on tho 6th OF
July, 1895. appointed y. II Vines trustee In place
OF SAID Remer and Wilcox, trustees, after legal
Ing been made in the payments mentioned In
said deed OF trust for more than six months.
coed to sell at public auction to the highest bid
dor ON THE 7TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1925, AT
$40 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises, the prop.
crty conveyed by said deed, tO.wit: Lot 10, SEQ
tion &c, as shown by tho map of the Roanoke and
New York Building and Investment Company on
1lc In the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court for
the city of Roanoke The amount due 10 $669.14,
as OF July /, 1895, and costs OF sale.
TERMS-Cash. c. Il. VINES,
76tds Trustee.
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AT THE BANQUET.

He was factor or estate agent for one
of the oldest of the old Scotch families.
Four generations had occupied tho lands
in his time, and each succeeding noblernan
had honorcd him with confidence and
friendship. A stanch, trusty man was no
and Of the good old fashioned type He
had many strange experiences. Hero is his
account of ono of them:
"When in London on ono occasion.
met a man in the streets whom I rcmen.-
bercd rs having been at ono time valet,
aftcrward steward, to Scottish nobleman.
He was man with decided personal
ity, by no means bashful, Sharp by name
and sharp by nature. Recognizing me at
once, he snluted in his usual faultless
style, and l stopped to exchange IA few
plcasantrics. Before we separated he re-
marked:
Now, sir, what can do for you in
LondonP I shall ever remember your
kindness in procuring good situations for
my sons and shall be glad to be of any
service to you. Give me the opportunity
now
81 said was obliged to him, but rcall,
every sight in London seemed to II"
money value-that had no diff
Oh but, sir, probably l
q sight that money cou' r., lar
try me.
"'Wcll, thcr p'1
to tho Wat a..t ls,
'It tt --
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WHlIEsRREAs, CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
~ ~ was executed by Lycnrgus Blair, ST., and
Pauline II. Blair to Frank T. Wilcox and Chas.
u; dhemer trustees, bearing date March G. 1893
ana recorded In clerks oflce OF Hastings Court
LOT Roanoke city deed book So page 10 10 secure
cettaln Dond executed By said Blair for 50, 200
70 e inc Central City Building and Ipan Associa-
lion OF syracuse, n. y and said trustees having
n , SAID trust and the Hastings Court did
trustee In the place of saie trustees who resigned
Iet legal notice to all ps5tes In interest and de-
and being required by the beneiciary shaIj
proceed to sell at public auction to the hiohest
bidder ON AUGUST 9TH 1895. Mt 12:f5 n m IN
the premises the property conveyed in said
deed, towit: beginning at n NJ ~ "a the end
side OF Allison avenue, 83H feet west or Fonrth
street, the nee north dcgres 80 minutes ehss: an
feet to an alley, thence witt same north SO DIS
grees Is minutes west 33H fht to point, thence
south degrees IS minutes fest 1870 feet to AlIi
son avenue, thence with sale south IS degrees
rs minutes east 33H feet tolthe place of begin.
ming. The amount due is S,627.26 as OF July /,
1898. and costs OF SALE
TEkMS-Cash. Q. II. VINES,
~ tbs Trustee
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WANTED--Two pR THREE sALRsMBN
w for good territory, to handle our line of
eergetic canvassers. Apply STANDARD Installment
company SOS Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
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LHaAL Hor1os.

side OF Allison avenue 1l6S feet west OF Fourth
street, thence north degrees Us minutes east l3J
feet to an alley, thence with same north So de
grees 25 minutes west 33lS feet to point, thence
south degrees SO minutes west $50 feet to ALI
con avenue, thence with the same south 50 de-
precs % minutes east $685. feet to tho place OF
beginning The amount due is S2,55S II as Of
July I, 1895, and costs OF salc
TERMS-Cash. q. II. VINES,
77tds Trustee.
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Ramon's Relief cures Sick-Headscfse
Seuralgla, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Oiarrhoea, &c. 2Sc for large bottle
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Ramon's Liver Pills 6 Tonic Pellets
are Perfect Treatment for Constipation
ana Blllousness. BsD~ One pill dose
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AGENTS. WANTED.

Ramon's Liver Pill removes the bile.
Inc Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined form Perfect Treatment. pc
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Observation-Disclosures.

WAN K D-CAN CELLRD POSTAGE
w stamps, Confederate money, old coins
send SslH four cents for price list. HOOKE BOWL.
iNd' memphis, Tenn. S31t
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&TRAYED OR STOLEN.-LIGar GRAY
~ horse, heavy and short, with long name and
tall: ANY information leading to his recovery
Will be literally rewarded. j. w. BECKNER,
Dox w. l72S1w*
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LOST.

NOTICB.-THE CERTIFICATE OF IN
~ etalment stock Issued In my name by the Iron
Belt Building and Loan Association, OF Roanoke,
Va for twenty five shares, No. 513, series E.
and dated October IS, 1890 has been lost. l have
applied for the Issue OF Q duplicate, and make
this publication in obedience to the code of Vir-
GINA. A. f. HUMPHREYS, New Castle, Va.
9 an Tu.
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POR SALE

TOR SALE.-FINE, FRESH THOROUGH
l. bred Jersey COW. Apply at 30S Church street.
S2-3t
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Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil.cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns and
Bruises, for 2Sc.
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my name, and calling mo great, lumber
ing, dilatory fellow, who was always lato.
looked up in anazemcnt, but Sharp, for
Sharp it was only shouted the louder:
Come away, confound you; como away
ut oncol Your Keeping back MI the prep
arations.' He seemed SO very angry that
tho scntrics and policemen were complete
" taken in, as, in fact, was myself in
more senses than ono.
'Once indoors, Sharp assured me all
was right, but, for my part, l was wishing
myself anywhere but In Apslcy House. In
IL side room where l took off my overcoat,
was introduced to the Duke of Yelling
toms house steward, and--oh, mercy mol
Ito the chief inspector of police in charge
of the force on duty. This gave me such a
start that implored Sharp to let me put
on my coat and go. But the fellow was IS
cool rs ever saw him, and only said,
Nonsense, sir So here was l. Justice
of tho peace and deputy lieutenant, to be
exposed in Apsley House as al impostor
Sharp had vanished, and had to keep up
u conversation with the chief inspector. I
was in Il desperate fright. What talked
about L have not the smallest recollection
"Then back. camo Sharp, as respectful
now as ever Come this way, if you please
SIR had to follow. Ho led mo into the
ground hall and placed me at the foot of
the staircase on one side, telling me 1 was
not to move six inches till he came for me
again.
81 obcyed.
after gathering my wits and looking
round, I saw, opposite me, 'boartlly'
man, like myself in every way oven to the
clothes. He also was motionlcss, and
never word we spoke. Now wo had not
stood very long when the Duke of Welling-
ton himself camo down tho stair anu stood
stock still between us on the center of the
lowest step.
1T was the hour of arrival, and, stand
ing there, no received all the old heroes in
true military fashion. All seemed pune
tual to the minute. What sight it was!
Veterans with legs a-wantlng, arms
a-wanting, lots not winged at oil None
without medals and orders ril1 biased by
daring bravery.
~ felt my blood r. 1T such
heroes was q glc-iou enc was
worth ten "
IA fc', rilll .ar.v had
arr tllr' .tr I'd the
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PROFESSIONAL.

Ofices-Rooms and 2. l9X Campbell. street,
Roanoke, Virginia.
Practices in tho city of Roanoke and adjoining
counties Deeds aud wills carefully prepared
Titles examined. Acknowledgements and depo-
attions taken Collections promptly made and
emitted. Commercial business solicited. 5l4
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Rooms Nos. and Kirk Building,
Roanoke, Va.
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Room No. ID, New Kirk Building, CD.
n site Kenny's tea store,
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q. K. SCOTT. A. p. STAPLES.
GCoTT 81 STAPLES. Attorneys-st-
NJ law, Roanoke, Va. Office: Terry
Building.
The morning call., 1895-01-17
JURYMEN IN REBELLION.
Ordered by the Court to Bring in
a Verdict.
The Entire Twelve Stand Ont for a
Time and One Refuses Altogether
to AequieSce.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Never has a United
States court in Chicago been the witness Of
such a scene as occurred in Judge Sea-
mans court to-day. An entire jury re-
belled against the order of the judge and
though eleven of the jurors afterward sub
mitted to the directions of the Judge, one
juror, Julius Clayton, refused, even under
protest, to obey. With long imprison-
ment staring him in the face for contempt
of court, he was firm and at the close of the
day scored virtual victory over the Judge.
The jury was sitting on damage suit of
Marie Cahill against the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railroad, which began
Monday, January 8. Miss Cahill was seri-
ously injured at the Eighty-second-street
crossing by a switch engine owned by the
defendant road.
In the evidence before the court the
brakeman and engineer admitted the facts
as stated. The attorney representing the
road made motion after the evidence was
in that nonsuit be entered on the ground
that there was no responsibility attached
to the road, the action of the switch engine
crew was not wanton or willful and that
the plaintiff was trespasser.
The jury was requested to retire. and the
motion was argued. Judge Seaman said
he would grant the motion and order a
nonsuit. After hot wrangle between the
attorneys Judge Seaman delivered his
charge to the jury. He had, he said, moth
ing but sympathy for the woman, but I'M
der the circumstances there was nothing
for the jury to do but to render a verdict
for the defendants.
'This," he continued, "must be your
verdict. So say you all, addressing the
jury.
Not man of the twelve moved or made
a motion of assent. On the faces of the
jurors was seen logged determination.
Later on all but Juror Clayton acquiesced
in the Judges opinion.
The case was finally dismissed on the
stipulation that the order of dismissal
should be equivalent to the rendering of a
verdict by the jury on order of the court
and under the protest of the jury. The
jury was anxious to render verdict Of
$24, 900 for the woman.
The morning call., 1895-01-17
GOOD ROADS CONTENTION.
appointment of Delegates by Governor
BMdd YesterdaY.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Ex-Governor Budd
to-day nominated the following twenty
citizens of the State at large to serve in the
Good Roads Convention which meets at
Sacramento on February 7, in addition to
the twenty nominated by Governor Mark
ham, and their appointment is in response
to an appeal to Governor Budd by the
conventions executive committee for rec
ognition:
Joseph L. Maud, Riverside; Alexander
Brown, Milton Abbot Kinney, Los Ang-
eles; T. J. Fine, Ukiah J. G. Stovell,
Williams; J. p. Putnam, Willows; w. O.
Watson, Santa Clara; s. S. Bradford, So
nora Moses Lewis, Oakdale; T. G. White,
Fresno; Mrs. William Merrill, Stockton:
George w. Burbank, Tomales; J. M. Buff
fington, Nevada City; ]. A. Linscott, Wat
sonville; S. N. knight, Suffer Creek
William Palintag, Hollister; Harry E.
Fairman, Sacramento; w. w. Gray, Mer-
ced; D. w. Martin, Alameda; H. F. Ker-
rigan, San Francisco.
News reached here to-day that General
Keystone, engineer of the Road Inquiry
Bureau, Washington, has started for Cali
fornia to be present at the State Road Con-
vention. He fills several appointments en-
route and reaches here February 6.
The morning call., 1895-01-17
MAHoNBY CAUSES TROUBLE.
He Wants to Hare the Handling Of the
Wdter Front Bills.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 16.-The bill intro
duced by Senator Gleaves relative to
Strengthening the line of East street, be-
tween Clay and Market, and other supple
mentary measures, which give the Board
of Harbor Commissioners the necessary
power to act for the Improvement of the
city front near the ferries, may meet with
decided opposition. The measures were
referred to the Committee on Rivers and
Harbors, of which Senator Gleaves is chair
man. To-day Senator Mahoney sought to
have the reference changed and have the
bills sent to his own Committee of Com
merce and Navigation. He made a fight
on the floor of the Senate to secure this
change of reference, but was voted down
on the proposition. What his motive was
no one can guess, for it is conceded that
the bills went to their proper committee.
1t is surmised that Senator Mahoney will
seek to defeat the bills
Senator Simpson introduced a host of
bills yesterday, and when big batch went
forward to the clerks desk this morning
they were for a moment credited to the
man who broke the record of the first day
on the introduction of bills. The error
was corrected almost as soon as made, as
Senator Simpson introduced but two bills.
Through some oversight or error Senator
Buggy has been credited with the intro
duction of a bill to protect patients from
extortion by druggists or physicians.
Senator Dunn is the author of the bill.