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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

VXTANTED-s2, 900. or more. two to nve
w years, 8 per cent. interest, OF i'm
proved city real estate, well rented and
worth doucle the amount. p. o.. Box 294,
East Las Vegas, N. N. lO3.tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

IVA ished scientific palmist, at Mrs. stone
roads. Room II. Hours ? to s, and 7 TO p.
m. l49-4tx
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES..

EoR RENT a Furnished cottage. See DR.,
"a Olney.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01
COZ sALR.

LOCO head Of ewes 2 TO 4 years old.
400 lambs.
1000 wethers, one-year-old.
600 oue-year-old ewes.
200 goat kids.
200 goats.
To be delivered at any time desired.
Fool on sheep at present. For further In
formation inquire at this office. 14i-12t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

WY ANTED-Position Of any kind by re-
W liable young man. City reference:
this Office. At
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

EOR RENT-Ons sunny front room $40:
IL two-room house, S.. Enquire of
owner, third house south Of jackson ON
South Grand avenue. 1856
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

"ANTED-Young woman, a resident
w Of Las Vegas to solicit for a line Of
o mplexion goods. Inquire No. /, New
Optic block.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

E1OR RENT--A very cosy front hall bed
I room. Two minutes walk from post
office. Call at TIE OPTIC ONCE for informa-
ton. IL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

That ring will be ratified at the Plaza bar,
Tomorrow evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01

Look for Ilfeld's adv. Monday night. /
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY J., 1897.

Showers are already OF afternoon occur
renee now.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-01
ro-Morrow's Ball Game.

Fu"NIvffuW ? Dali uuutts
Following is a list Of the players for to-
morroW,s ball game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

The Ladies Are Well Pleased with tho Fi-
naucial Result.

About Eve hundred people conEreEated
last evening around the residence OF Mr..
3. Hassei. az No is- Peasants street.
90 participate in The Sommeruachi's Fest
arranged hy the German Ladies Aid
Society o. the Virginia Hospital The
grounds were handsomely Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns. as on the previous
night and on one u re terraces facing
Nineteenth street. a dancing platform
had been constructed. which was well
freqlentei by the young people all even
ing. a select string hand furnishing de-
lsntful music.
The more sedate portion o. The crowd
found seats in various portions 81 The
rarlcr. and tlcy made themselves per-
fertiy $50 homo. Refreshments were plen-
t.ful and those who had come directly
from their places 81 business were read
iiy accommodated WIKI very substantial
supper
lt goes wltho-t saying that large num-
beT ~ those interested ll the success
~ the Virginia Hospital were present.
and showed an anxiety 30 contribute
their mites so as 90 help swell thf fund
a great many donations consisting ~
provisions ~ various kinds. had been
made hy tho friends and members o. the
organization. and thanks 20 the large
crowd they found ready takers Although
the attendance Oh "Wednesday bad been
rather small. the ladies who were in
charge o. The srmmer-n.eht festival. were
wei pleased with che general result
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
NORFOLKS CONSPIRACY.
IHE TRf4L or IHE MEN VINO TRIED
UEECk A WUM4N's C8sRAcIER.
Hall. Bondsmen Surrender Him to the
Conrt-The Argument Now In Pro-
sress and the Interest Increases.

NORFOLK. VA. July z2.-The trial Of
Joseph Cannon. + Guy Hall and william
Smith. for conspiracy 10 ruin the charac-
ter n Cannon wife IN order 70 manliic-
ture evidence 10 Re used in divorce pro-
CO iiues vas resumed before Justice Tom
Tin this morning. 4 sensation was sprung
az tn opening 81 the session ~ the SUI
render 4 Han By MS bondsmen-
SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE.
The evidence to-day was highly sensa-
uonsl IL was proved that Cannon had
said IN a house OF ill-fane noi more than
a week after his marriage that he hated
his wife A DAY or two later he declared
positively that n intended 20 procure a
divorce. and that be would resort 20 any
means 10 accomplish that end. Contrary
70 expectations. Smith did not turn
states evidence.
ARGUMENT COMMENCED.
The evidence vas closed this afternoon
and argument for the prosecution was
made by the Commonwealth Attorney.
Several counsel will speak tomorrow II
j. expected that the argument VIII be con-
ciunsd during the day.
interest iu the case Is continually IN
creasinE. me courtroom Is crowded al
every session and the pal ers containing
reports OF the trial are eagerly read
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

senator lshan G. Hsris - Tennessee
Who died recently Wss ran ~ nam
pe-ulisr'-ss. ore ~ them vas rr-- -
never tod rs age BIS aut-t. oe-srr,- .-
ne Congressional i.r-c-o-v o--.rs re-
Gate % his birth. T. ssvs ~ was admit
ie1 70 re bar in 80. -fty-s.1 years sro
Is De must have beer -ore ths- q vss-s
q age az the time This V--lf make rim
close On 20 81 slttc--- he ii5 not 1-.o,
= Nhen - health -e vas as spy. A.
i've and WHY ss -s- =
HIS resemblance 90 Chinese mandarin
frequently vas ro-s- Re Rad n.y.
terrei-l-ks eyes. ts-5 torshesd as =
litls gay nustsche With sharp -oi--ss
snas He vas probably re best parls-
neltar-sn in the senate. ard was siu-s,-s
PIT forward a. a leader b me De---.---,..
v1er party tussle vas On re w. !.
ready detafe- causrr and quick tn -
Qartte New Tork Wrris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
THE TIMES-RIChMOND VA: FRIDAY JULY %. 1897.


A fine crop Of oats have been harvested
IN this section.
corn has improved and now BIDS fair
for fine yield
Tne police Of the city rsided a negro
tenement house and number u female
occupants were arrested end lines were
collected from, several for disorderly con-
duc, and for keeping house for i'm
moral purposes
Ms. /. T. Christian. daughter. son and
nurse. and Mrs. and Miss Tribbett. of
Richmond. are spending The sumner
here
Mr. and Mrs =. A. Gentry and two sons
q Chattanooga. Tenn. are ~ the TX
change Boarding House
NJ Frank Thomson. Of Danviile. Va
was on a visit 10 his mothers family this
week.
Miss Mary sneed has gone % Peters
burg on an EXTENDED visit 20 friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
badies
Muslin Underwear.

4 sacrifice in price that brings
them 10 YOU az less than the cost
OF material in them.
Ladies SI.oo Muslin Chemise,
sizes. $. 20, y, -, for soc.
Ladies $500 Empire Cambria
Gowns. trimmed in cluny lace, for
500.
Ladies sI.s5 Cambria Gowns
ior &c.
Ladies s.. 90 Cambria Drawers,
Ladies sl.55 Cambria Drawers,
sac.
Ladies sc. Muslin Drawers,
4Sc.
Ladies s2.25 Cambria Corset
Covers, sizes IS. IS. 10, ior 81.
Ladies 75c and sI.oo Cambria
Corset Covers, sizes IS, %, y.
for 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
AFine Husicai.

4 fine musical was given AZ the Rich
mond Home for Ladies on seventh street.
hy J. Sebastian Rafferty, and some Of
his musical friends last evening.
Miss Josephine Murphy and Mr. James
Halloran sang several old-tiue songs.
Messrs Miller. Robertson. Wallace and
Neil. qnartette Of v.oiins and banjo, play
Cd fine selections. z
Miss Matte Pegram and Mr.. Rafferty,
rendered . piano Duet
Besides the ladies q the Home. there
were several invited guests.
The ladies were delighted and ex-
pressed themselves highly gratifed az Sc
curing such a musical treat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

For hoitness 81 conception and variety or
features offered this event viii no doubt
eclipse anything Of the kind ever at
tempted here. The gentlemen compos-
gnc the Committee Of Arrangements have
worked diligently for the Success which
nobody doubts will he theirs Manager
IL = smith has rendered valuable as
sistance IN planning and superinfending
the many details that are inseyarahle
from venture 81 this nature
The gates Will open az 30 Z. NJ. and
while the audience are assembling tho
Blues Band will play selections. AZ so
o'clock the vaudeville show rendered By
ftse Traction Company VIII begin. and
thus set in motion the programme for the
evening brilliantly lighted stage has
been especially Constructed for fhls pur-
pose Then VII come The bicycle riding.
.nam- uAltle and frfnnrts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

Yesterday Day Of Casualties in AieIan.
dria Merchant Badly Hurt.

dTia Merchant Badly Hurt.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. July ---Sqe-i sl-
AlCl- lalc past 6 O'Clock ms evening
people 3D. -h- vicinity @ Roysl ard King
and Prince streets were startled hy
screams FIRST those ~ a child and Then
~ Others lnVestls CATION showed that
Mera kerssy TIE trlg1t. fourfe=r-yesr
old daughter of Charles ke-sey the well
known Tug boat engineer RAD poured ksr-
osene oil into me stove and ere can had
exploded. throwing THE burning liquid
over her
Hsr mother brother a-c tvo near neigh
51rs a. once came 70 ire rescue and rhe
IRE was finally eNt-1s--shec. bur nor ~
tl 30 rad burned t1e .1fe SRI fatally and
several others severely.
TIE child was e. once rushed &c The IT,
Urinary where everything possible was
done for hey biz without avail for late 90
night death ended ttr s-1srirgs.
= IS fearei thar toih Harvey, Kersey.
n.s Uot1eT and a re--tt1r are very So
r.lus,y burned
The dead chld zas q general fsv9rits
among me children 90 the loser portion
~ the town Hey fa-ler il some where
down The river and cannot be reached
f1r a day or two
~ Isaac E.-hherE. The try-soods uer-
chant VAS brought up on the Richmond
train this evening. with several % his
r-hs broken and suffering great pain.
!. aTTelrs thai NJ. ,Elc1ter- drove
lcul lr Pr.rre william .l bis dayton this
morning. and Eas soiled ~ several per-
sons who Wanted 10 see some property
be owned il some manner. Mr.. Eich-
berg was thrown out and IRE wheels q
rhe dayton passed over hin WIKI men-
toned result
Mrs Mar Wright. e most esiimatis
lady % ire Fourth Ward vas 50 badly
burned tT q gasoline stove exploding
about supper time that az midnight hsr
life is dssnaired ~ Anc-her LADY, IS
reported 90 he severely burned in *
rirErish IL the flames.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
GOVERN0RSHIP CONTEST.
vP 10 LAST EFENINS 7s3 DELE.
GAgEs Arm ron TILhR.
The Temporary aud Permanent OrgsnirAs
ton Of the State Conveation-Con.
test ofthe other Onices.

Il sin looks as II Congressman Peter
J. Otey. ~ I.ynchhurr. viii De
IRE temporary chairman. OF the
Democratic state Convention. which meets
at Roanoke on August lifh. provided be
wants ire place Otherwise Hon. Green
Dee 70. Leichcr. % Lexington. seems 10
sifnd thc best show % being selected.
Ar. p vs.. saunders. the member o.
thc House % Delegates FROM Franklin
county. sui remains without any oppo-
siuon Tor permanent chairman and 80 -
hardly probable THAI there Will De- any
serious contest over that of'cc
NOMINATING SPEAKERS
L. is understood THAR state Senator r
T. boyian. az Isle % Wight viii place 90
nomination for Governor the name q Mr..
j. Taylor Eiiyson. colonel Boy KIN rep
rtscrts in the upper branch ~ the Gen
cral Assembly the Thirty second sena-
t0rsi nstrIcf. consisting ~ t1e counties
10 fe.e nf Wight Nanse mord. and South
ar.-cr. This is The Cnly senatorial ois-
tro- that SD far fas elected q solid t-ily-
enr .e.r -4rnr.
some 90 Mr. TyIers friends in this city
sa1 frat Nr A. p staples 81 Roanoke.
nl nominate Nalor j. Hcse Tyler Tor
trt orec of Governor
ST. staples was fiector from bis Con-
-re--rral district or the Bryan ticket
.s- f.I hrt when the Electoral College
ur here Iasf winter to canvass rre vote.
Nr STABLES was prevented hy sickness
from being present. and bis place was
Ned PSI Nr IT. 10 HanEns ~ Halifax.
cr.sf riers O. fhe Secretary % the COM
rcrUtalfr.
Nrtf.rr is ae vet known as 20 who VIII
-r0r. ftr ror nations ~ fhf TWO cln'l-
dates 10 is Thought however. THAI some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

The Lawn Party on the Grounds Of the
Navsrlar brothers.

NHvfr lar Bfofnef>.
TIE lawn party which has hern given for
a - Is cT 80 .r fhe grounds - rle ~
Re--a = Brothers cn Ninth and Marshall
strerf = marked another Success lasi eveu-
irg. The attendance Eas laree and al
see-reif0 have a Lelgltfu' time PROBES
soy Charles 7. Nutter. who acted - nu-
sicsl director Was az Dis very best AND
LARGELY contributed 90 The musical SuC-
cess % the erferta irrenf.
He was ably assisted hy 0lar-ette cone
sst.re - Mr. Bertha R.charis1r Mrs..
~. = NuffeT. Captain Charles Gasser and
ST. William He-tirE who sang several
numbers. NJ HertirE also contributed
s solo and 50 6ii Nj IS. T. Garnels-
-Car Hey Back and Kiss Her was che
name ~ song very 81 ply rendered ly Nrs-
Bertha Richardson. l. was SD heartily
aTpIali-l THAI the lady had O. sing an
encore
The second pa-: = * programme open
-r Fssc--rG E-s,1a--S = - Gin quar-
-ette 49, as1sole@ il SIC entertainment
and ~. Charles j. Mayer save "a 1-ulr-
ols r=ctatio- 4 Irlr 90 Boston.
Ire lawn party w.- ce continued dug
l-E che remainder ~ the week and each
night an attractive programme VIII r.
executed ir --e adjoining rooms - t--
MrEl- E-io-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
pin nf,he NrH.

A " Greeley. RE Arctic explorer.
writing from I4n1fn. Va says q = pos
SHE fhzt Protsszor ArcTse ray have
rs--Nsc re --f'r 80
SAN ANTONIO. TEX July H-ysstsr-
a. ~ rovsrrcrs DAY a. tie r--e--s-
fionsl Drsu. TIE feature vas TIE ucrk
q TIE Morton Cadets. - Nashsrr-on- D.
c, whose dr.l was without 80 error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

GORDONsvILLE VA. July - -Sps-
rAiciai-A farm ~ about three hundred
and twenty-five acres. ahog- ore rrsia
from town was sold iasi SATURDAY a. pub
be auction 20 e gentleman from Visor
sir &C. I've t1o1sar- SIX hu-c:st and
1ffv cci.srs
On fAs .sth i-sisrt several ARMS -ssr
town under decree - cou-t I'll =.
o1sred puhiiciy. TIE property purchased
b. ne CoEdoa Land Company some years
AKA. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
AtFore.t HI Park.

Last night being rte 1rst clear evening
20 ire week tcE-It-r wlfl The -rr-rs
BIN q attractions l1erea co Forest Hi'i
Park quite 3p" Ie1lle attended the
vaudeville perform ~ thls popular
arruSe-.rrr resort AT aTaIahle s.ers
aer- occupied. and I'D uto could sta-d
ana ~ a view ~ tl- stage did 80 furlnc
rfe entire rsrforruarrt- TIE display ~
-revrrks and water c.rnltaI xss specially
good and vas heartily aFpial1ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

PROVIDENCE. r. J.. July Z-Presi-
dent Z. 3. Andrews. n Brown University.
today sent a letter 70 the faculty resign
inE his Once. The letter was N response
% Communication sent % President
Andrews hy the special committee ap-
pointed hy the trustees and fellows in
June who a. that time called him 20 &C.
count for his silver utterances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

At audience easily esiinatei ar four
ance a; t1e Broad Strae- PARK Tagjs..-i--s
-asr evening
Every one agrees as o. the great.
siren tL ~ t1e cong ~ which Is II as
popular place during -r-s week
Ilere VIII De- a D. ll0L ascension -Hfs
afternoon 20 60 and vanlevilles every
evening 20 So az -t- Broai street pay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
bddies
Wool Underwear.

Ladies $50 and 500 Wool
Vests and Pants, sizes p and 3,
CSC.
Chiidren's 50. :, and Sc.
Vests and Pants for 5ec.
Children's 45c. Vests and Pants
Tor PC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

ERoNNER Died. AZ the residence II ris
Ectntr rear re brook road -HrO-
CQRE ?. FRcNNER. so Z. E---s 49,
re ate C1s-.es Premier --c grandson
= ne la.e FREDERICK Erc--sr
EENlNC. Dee. q sunday july u 1897
ELIZABETH q EENING c,cesr
ca-ghter % = Eeri1s. q Henrlco coun-
-. u tie twe-iy-1l1ia year @. he. zSe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
MFRS GENITAL TONIGHT.
IN Attractive Programme Arrange for the
Fscn ~ Broad street Para.

-1fTe 81 little Or 70 speculation as 70 80
size @ fte audience that AL witness re
.1rs-.ocks1 Ter Blues Nlg1f Csrriralr
a. re 5r1Sc-Streef Baseball Para 10
-ig1t - AL 20 1olct oe case @. cc--e
geerce 4-e-e are seating fEci.l-es ..
feveTIl i-c-sE-c people. houeye-. Arc The
Above leserc 81 30; b< heccet ~ al
frc-1 whlc& - view TIE 5-...iA-f spectacle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
COpSeIS.

You viii probably never see
Corsets sold at these prices again.
Get them while hey ere here.
$50 Corsets for esc.-sizes IS,
10. q, >, =, 3, 3, 20.
500 Corsets for 5Sc.-sizes -,
=, 3. %. 50.
$500 {. P. Corsets for 8. go
sizes Is. 70. 3.
S,.25 Her Majesty Black Cor
sets. S.25-sizes IS, 10. 20, p, IS.
SIS Her Majesty White Cor
sets. S2-sizes IS, 70, 20. q, p.
:, s, and sc. Children :
Waists, SOC.
zoe. Children's Waists, 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
Hon.e Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON. July Z-Wh-n The
House met to-day. Mr.. Dalzeil ,Ren. Pa
presented from The Committee on Ways
and Means bib 90 authorize the Presi-
dent % suspend in part or IN aloie toe
@ terminating duties imposed 1n -he .-s-
sei- % foreign countries which impose
similar duties "a our vessels. Lc ~
planned thar The existing laws imposed
terminating duties on vessels cs.Tl- 9
lumber and general cargo bur exempted
those carrying coal As the Pr=sl Seat bad
I'D authority 20 suspend duties Oh vessels
carrying coal Cardiff and wales Tow no
nop9lizel the coal trade O. Mexico. which
properly belonged 90 ne coal mines q
T-l- bib was designed % allow e. pl-r.zl
81 --ls-sior - duties
Tie passage O. TIE tll was advocated
ty Messrs. Underwood Dem. Aisl.
Nleeler Dem Ala. NcMIn .I.lr-
Tenn and RliEewsy Pop. Kan. TIE
tl was passed.
NJ Lacey Rep La secured u-a-i-
nlrrr corse1- fc- che consideration . =
DID 20 amend IRE ac- creating another
c.fli government i1 Alaska Z wa i6sn
teal WIKI the h.l passed hy the House
a. the last session. creating
survey or-Ee-ersl and register
and receiver ~ the general land GREE.
j. however. contained an additional fes-
t-re empowering the Pres.6en. 90 craze
a. additional land district
-i. Lacey explained that the Yukon
NaAtt sold discoveries rendered al --l.-
.cral land once imperative In answer
question be SAID ths god AID. .-,
n actn TIE United States and Rrleh
N''-l America The Elc-liss rtl.r-
IS ~ Canada The hlu was passed
% 20 80 t1e House. on motion q N
Llreler. took recess Until Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
RoYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. OF ENGLAND.

BRANCH or
KINGDOM OF GREAT
WEALTH PURSUANCE OF LAWS OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23

PefdsU
flee New York
ORGANIZED commenced business IN tne on'
n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
II. ASSETS.

Value 49,. S.S"ioS
Of and nor exclu pe1sla-
en- in o
a l ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
THE TARIFF HUNG Up.
No TIMETET FIIED ron A TOTE on
THE BILL.
The senate. However. May Exhaust Itsslf
Talking and Psss the Measure
some Time To.Norrov.

WASHINGTON. July 12.-Shortiy before
the senate adjourned to-day. Senator Al
usou. in charge q the tariff bill made
q strong effort 20 have time n1ed Tor
the final vote on the tariN conference
report. Failing IN this. Mr. Allison gave
notice that the session tomorrow would
%. protracted with a view OF securing
a vote. II was the first definite movement
made thus FAR toward bringing the de-
bate towards a close.
Mr.. ALLISON'S PROPOSITION.
Nr. Allison first proposition was for a
vote Al o'clock tomorrow. but this was
objected 10 by Mr. Pettus. Of Alabama
Then he proposed q vote some time before
adjournment tomorrow. which was Oh
iected 10 by Mr. Morgan The sugEes-
ton 81 Saturday az ] O'Clock net with
ike objection from NJ. Morgan The
Alabama Senator explained his last ob-
lection hy stating that be thought that
al debate. on the report would be exhaust
a. tomorrow. 50 that Il would be need
Jess 10 make an agreement In advance
Finding there was TO disposition 20 re1cn
I'm agreement. Nr. Allison gave notice
that hereafter while the report was pend
.nc The Senate would not adjourn az
o'clock without q yea and nay vote.
Tho debate on the report to-day vas
rarrInI.lfe1 iN ft SENATORS Nllll-ll.
gTexl Jones Lsrkl. and Pettisrew IS.
d.. in opposition. while NJ Aldrich took
frequent occasion 20 defend the report
against the criticisms o. these Senators.
TENNESSEE NEW SENATOR
The credentials ~ the new senator
from Tennessee Thomas 3. TURKEY. who
succeeds the late Senator Harris. vas
presented hy bis colleague. Mr.. Bate. and
the oath o. of7ce administered.
During ere discussion q the agricul-
tural schedule Mr. Tlluan was drawn
into a vehement argument on the benefit
~ an export bounty on agricultural pro-
ducts. The South Carolina Senator de-
claref the imposition ~ such bounty
vas The most effective means % destroy
ing ire entire protective system. foT = the
farmer eot one drop ~ blood IN his mouth
De- would want 20 swallow the whole
carcass" and it would end in a scramble
overturnirr The whole system
TIE t0in- House resolution was passed.
requiring the President 20 make invest
cation az ~ the exclusion q American
tobacco from foreign countries under the
Reggie CONTRACT system A. ? O'Clock the
senate held IN executive session. and
then adjourned
Birmingham state herald., 1897-02-03
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate, on
 Monday, February 9th.

By virtue of 8 decree of the honorable chancery court for Montgomery county, will offer for sale on
 MONDAY, THE 9th DAY OF FEBRUARY, at the court house door in the city of Bir- mingham at public outcry to the highest and Moses Bros. Terms one-third cash a'' bal I- ance in one scaEDEKE snd tTG KfEsrSs So with interest
 Lots Nos. IA and 15 in block No. 1892. in city of fr1nng m each 9o3 S9 feet Fist sts,, and running back of uniform w'u'" II" iees SCHEDULE No. 9
 All of section 17 except nv of sw A) township, No F, T. sw; 1 n # of of # of se Y nnS eT of ne Sf of se of ne n and F e c nwA of sw Z of section B. tp F. 4w; # s4, tp F r 4W, w. and fl all of sec 27 fp f2, s 4w; all of sec. 33. tp 12. r 4w. less nv A of nv i4 of se n conny n s as the same land purchased by, me at sheriff's sale on 2sth aey deyg%ny4a of Mays 4, 1894 Sa
 Also an undivided # interest in the # nd of se s see; s 30 tP ped IT, sG 3n s ne of s% ama se see z B. tp f. srG Be- ne ep o of ne 9 sss a acres r more mo or less and situated in st
 SCHEDULE No. 4.
 the IOllOWlnR ldI1uS lylnB, tDelHB dnu Sltudtp in county of Shelby, state of Alabama: s F of sw A, nv A of sw h, and sw of nv K, sec. IA tp 2is, 4w. containing 16O acres
 SCHEDULE NO. 5.
 Sc A of sw A of sec. Il, ne A of nv A of sec IT, tp 14s. 9w; h of SC and F of sw A of sec. 5. tp 15s, 8w: h of sw 4 of sec 21 n 1z of nv 4 of sec. 2S;. W F of nwI Al of sec. IT, sw A of ne A, SC k of nv A and ne k of sw of section ', tp 16s r 6w; $ sS Iss o' xsS G a.s s ss E! ne A, ie h of nv A, sw K of nv 4 and W A of sw 4 of sec. 2. n h of nv A and nv 4 of re N of section 22; ne A of ne A of sec. 21 SC N of sw A sec. 30, e # of nv A and ne A of sw A of sec. 31, tp 17s, r Wv; lying in Walker county, Ala, and containing 1,600 acres, more or less. An undivided R inter est in the above will be sold.
 SCHEDULE NO. 6.
 Theie F of SC of sec. 15. tp 14s, r low the # of sw A and W h of SC If sec: 31, tp i4s. Sw; the sw 4 of nv z of sec. 1s. v sec, g; the ne A of ne A of sec. 30, tp 15s, of of section a 3; sw Vi Of Of ss SC and s SC of sw w H of sec. 10. tp 16s, 9w. lying Fayette Co, Ala, and containing 6S0 acres more or less, An undivided # interest in the above 6SO acres will be sold.
 SCHEDULE NO. z.
 An undivided k interest in all of sw A, nv A of ne N h of SC 4 and n # of nv 4 of section 34 tp Els, 4e. lying in Talladega Co.,, Ala, and containing 360 acres more or less. J. c. CHENEY, Trustee. 1-17-td t.s