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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
CtNuICK TRYING 10 CORNER UHE1T
THE NOTED BEAR OPERATOR TURNS FROM WALL
cTprrr TO THE CHICAGO GRAIN PIT

THE NOTED BEAR OPERATOR TURNS FROM WALL
STREET TO THE CHICAGO GRAIN PIT
Cbicoqo Sept "a big wheat deal Is on IL Is
soid that Addison Cammack. the famous wall
street operator has turned from stocks TO 'h'caso
wheat He is credited with having cleared slV'VVV'
on the bear side Of stocks during the hrst part VI
the year and he is now long on Dece'n"e' 49,
=, ,,, ,,rk.t ia the extent Of GcoOJo to 100000
h,sbels Inst when Cammack made up ms mlhu
IN 90 into wheat Is not known. but II must nave
been some little time after the Cudahy -Fairpa'N
collapse Mr. Cammack's line thus Jar, ,o ", ,Se
thouph IL may be- is not 50 great rs ~ SVt w
rad. aghast though II is large enough 10 SukseS
the possibility of deal In December "n vi !,
conditions are right for the nny. The wall Stt. ,
,nnrafor relies Oh the Hight crop OF wheat anu wv
belief that reserves Of old wheat Wer" nearer ~,
h,,'s,ion Than most people thought to gee MN
through his deal The prevailing diouth Is dHo'ne'
f,rtnr for il has prevented ploughlhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
4 TOWN HALL KEEPER Bruised ~ A FIGHT

Thomas II Glass keeper Of the town hall in
F1atbush Yesterday afternoon became involved IN
q quarrel in a liquor store with Patrick NC
Gamma A chief engineer of the Kings County
buildngs In the course of the trouble an I'M
known man threw glass OF champagne INTO
GLASS; face. \ fight followed III winch "'ass was
severely bruised The were separated ana
tho unknown man drove off in cab with Nc
anna, Tn. latter is fighting the present Demo-
cratic town officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
THE T. ]. MMANUs ASSOCIATIONS PARADE.

THE T. J. MMANUs ASSOCIATIONS PARA DE-
AS q preliminary TO the celebration OF its an
rual nicuic and summer nights festVai Al I'o"
park One-hundred- and-eighth-st. ana Nlhth-aN''
tomorrow the. Thomas j. McManus Associato"
~ the XVIIIth Assembly District. last hlS"t ga
radnd in and around the XNllth ana NNlii'h A.
eomttv districtis Thare were about 2w men III ne
marching for the most part ten abreast anu AT
tended by seven bands \ line OF carriages con-
teined the guests and most of the officers "l 'h'
os.o,,aton Two limelights carried WIN the pro-
cession lighted its way through the streets.
Resdes the McManus Association, the "iIlIa"
NJ Kearnev Association. OF the NNfith' anu Inv
Nicholas DOYLE Association, Of the NNillth MS
tricts were present. At the head OF the nv
marched Assemblvman Thomas j. McMahuS' ior
whom the association is named; James j. Gallagher
chief clerk OF the XIth District Court anu La"
renee p Mingey, grand marshal OF the paraue'
Others present were ex-Congressman Johh Qui''h'
Civil Justice Murray. George Harlow superih'ehu-
ont and T. J. Hogan. assistant superintendent
of Federal buildings, and William Randolph
For the picnic tomorrow, 5000 invitations have
been issued and large crowd will doubtless at
tend Admission is free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
DEMOCRATIC PENSION POLICY DENOUNCED.

WIlamsport Penn, Sept Sine locai ei'''''p
ment of the Union Veteran Legion publishes an
Idross ,odov condemning the pension policy OF
the Administration. The address bears the approval
Of the National Commander and demands justice
TO the pensioners. Pensioners, 1t says are worse
than criminals in the dock who cannot prove thelr
innocence 1--WE are denied the presumption ac-
corded the meanest criminal and published to the
world nc frauds and criminals Is this just?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
THEY WILL SETTLE WITH SHEEHAN LATTER

Buffalo Sept (SpecaD.-The Home Ruie DO
mocracy which was organized in Bufaio TO peat
Sbeehan after ne had grabbed the police depart
ment never cOnfded its plans to the pubic excerpt
once wHan The Tribune published theih i'll Il
series of interviews Buffalo politicians gained the
impression from those interviews that these 'IeVe-
land men were going TO vote the Republican ticket
instead OF fighting at the conventions. the Demo
cratic caucuses tonight proved the inference cor
rect Sheehan controlled them entirely ana
the Home Rule element stayed away
HAS there been any opposition AT all to-nisht!
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan was asked
Not a Bit" the reply.
Doesn't look as If there were any cleveland
men in Erie County, does it,
mo IL doesn't" said Mr. Sheehan, laughing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
FOR THE NEW LEGISLATURE
MEN WHO WILL REPRESENT NORTHERN
NETWORK AT ALBANY.
r d. K1LBuRN. OF MALONE. THE FIRST SENATOR
TO BE NoMINATED-TGs ELECTION ASSURED.
GEORGE r. MALBY TO co BACK
TO THE ASSEMBLY OTHER
EARLY NOMINATIONS.

Malone \. Y. Sept (speciaD.-Although the
Republican state Convention will not be held until
October G. the Republicans in the country districts
are getting into line for the ran campaign and
number OF nominations for the 9e"d.e anu the AS
sorrh,,, apd for local and county officers have al
reodv been made on this account. when the State
Convention has been held and the candidates OF the
Republican. party to be voted for on the State
ticket have becn nominated. the country Repub-
licans will be well along on their campaign and
the political work OF the fall VIII DE IN hrst-ciasS
shape.
Considerah,o new blood has been injected into
ctoto noIitics in the nomination OF men who here
tofore were unknown outside Of their own locaii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
Furnished Roo ms.

A-A.-Df.>IRA sunny rooms. iut'
ni,hcd or unfurnlrh,d -rcond II 'or, front ,
mind noor front and back references cN-
CHANGED. - Wr>t l26th--t.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. - Cho.c"
rooms ga suite OF single, q rooms Piiiv'
floor. modern improvements VIII uN'u''
II Fast 2?th-.t.
CONNTtTING ligLt housekeeping room.
very cheap. suitable for students VI
6th.aNc.
FI,EG\NTLY FURNISHED PAKLOR
To let T. single gentleman. with references,
with auirt private. family central lWntioh
good nclehborhood. 2I7 Fast i3th.-t.
FI-HNISHFD ROOM 10 LET.-Bl q
small family; water. gas and Iath. 3lo
" It 32d-'t.
LARGE and m,.iium. al convenience
private modern house near HrnliM'N hrrih
fat optional gentlemen. ~ N''e '-"'se
LARGE. square room, IN private hon." :
also small rooms bath. ~ "r>t '''tl'''.
LARGE. SUNNY INrlor and alcoNe ;
ample clo-"t-; every modern conN'ni'h''
no Other dodgers suitable iol Nv" 5yg,' x w"l,
Jgth.-t. ROWLAND -
SECOND FLOOR room. elegantly fur
ni,hcd In private hou-r ras0habir I" per
maurnt gentleman only Il Eat i0th-,t'
sol AEE ROOM. small room CONNECTING
Il desired with private bath: also single
roon,.. references. -, Fast I'D 81
TWO CONNECTING. AETI>TICALLN
furui.htd >tiirS ai-o -quar. and single
,,nm. AID 10 JJ'h.st.. near Jth-aNr.. and
81 -tItinn, board optional. spacious
n.rlor- > and 3 connecting rooms fos phy
'irlnns together or singly with furnished
AMI unfufni he'd hou>r~: let a. sell to
,,f,at, families or for select boz I'd lbs pur-
iosr, Apply +. A. DALEY, Everett
Dirr,to~,. - West 3ith-si
WEST 33D.ST.. Handsomely fur
ui-hed square room also bach ISrlor; suit
able for one or two bath. "a and heat /;
uriNatr house; excellent n"ighhothoOd ~ ar
brautiml grounds ~ Blind Asylum.
1.-TWO LAH"E Rooms, comfortably
md elegantly furnished, together or sep
1rately. In residence f3 West 2Oth-st
I7TH-ST.. .Os FAST. "Stuyvessnt
Sauare. '-,De-irablc suite on second floor .
sunny; open IRE; running water; Ameri-
can family; references.
l. CANNON-ST.. near Grand Nicely
furnished front rooms gentlemen only.
I1TH-ST., 2l9 wEST.-Dc,irabl, second
floor to gentlemen In private family; refer.
eness,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
4 POSSIBLE CANDIDATE FOR THE ASSEMBLY

Colonel John f.. Drake. Of "Thc SUNDAY Di>patch aud
"Dfakcs Magazine" is talked Of for the Republican
in,lion for Assembly in the XIh District. Assembly.
man Perival Farquhar has ALREADY given Chairman Muir
,hy and the machine leaders several reasons why he ought
10 be candidate the Senate instead Of the Assembly
this fall. II Drake gets the Republican nomination
Farquhar can add another reason 10 his list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
EIGHT NEW EXCISE lNSPE TORS.

Eight new inspectors at II 200 year each been
appcfnfcd by ,he Board Of Excise authorized by tho
Ho,rd OF Estimate recently. The new Patrick
1 paul. Yth Assembly District; George w. Sweeny.
xvth. Frederick Green, XVIII John f.. Fitzpatrick
yxth: John H. Duffy, XXIId; James II. Lowery.
xXyth; Isaac b. smith, XXVIIIth and Albert H..
Iorcnze XxIXth James l.. Dalton. Ist District was
appointed 20 MI vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
HERMAN =. BACHMAN.

phlafcpha sept 9--Ii'nman T. Bachuan. the vice.
president and OF The oldest m'mi'rs o th' rn''p'
-. ,,,-t,n,e died ~ Atlantic CITY last night fon
rrout's disease accelerated by blood POI sonnR MI
H,chnan was injured hy street ear ia th'- '! Amos
Al, months ago and IA. since been indispo'i To-" avs
~, Dee went To Auanuc ely. but d. HnaNi'F siv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
OBI TTIR Y.
LAZARUS d. SHOEMAKER.

v.ure.l,rr, PENN. sept 9.-EN. Congressman Lazarus
n shoemaker II year, old. d suddenly at hi' nome
bere thi, morning from heart fur" II" was one u
ina w,althe,t citizens of the wyoming valley ana was
pronln,ntiy drnt ned with the large h"n'i" anu ~
tn., tiion. ~ thl. cify aud county He was IN ms
.f. no, uolit.ian In $50 h. Va- elected Ia COM
sre.. from the KILN District. H. l1Nc' large
Of chilli don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10

Poughkeepsie. y. Y, Sept. 9.-Thc Democrats held
their convention in this county to-day to elect dele
gates to the State Convention and TO the Judicial
and Senatorial conventions. The delegates elected
10 the State Convention in the district are j. W.
UinckIev A. Lee Wagner and William NJ. Ketcham;
I'm the eastern district. J. S. Boorman. William H..
Austin and Lyman Robinson. Both delegations are
for j. W. Hinckley for State Committeeman Not
an anti-Snapper succeeded in being elected from
any ward. town or election district to any OF the
conventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
THE SWIFT FEISEEN DISA6L1D

CITE srprcK A LOG WHEN RETURNING FHoM
THE YACHT RACE
The steam yacht Feiseen had bad iueN go go
day. She Is said to be about the s"n' .xs ,,os-
yacht afoat. yet she did not 90 las. returning
,erdav to outstrip danger. AS she was re'u'
,roro the Yacht race she was struck by log anu
was stove in She began to leak, ana ,ne ere"
made signals OF distress. The steam yaen.
oose which often races with the Feiseen' was 10
and came to the assistance OF the oisaoeN ...a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10

Popular excursion to Thousand Islands and Mon
treai via New-York Central. September l2th in.
Guiding trip through the rapids by daylight tho
steamer Empire State" the fastest and handsom
Central Ticket ASsntA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
cROr-yD TO DEATH UNDER THE CAR WHEELS

Alfred Baines nine years old. OF Paterson ~ J''
while crossing the railroad III Mary-S| EeS'eiuas
afternoon was struck by electric car ana sroufu
,u,der m. wheels He was instantly killed, the
head being almost severed from the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
NOMINATED FOR ASSFMpLYMAN

Auburn n. V, Sept. AT the Democratic dis
trct convention for Cayuga County this afternoon
Lewis V Mead. Of this city, was nominated for
member of Assembly. State delegates were chosen
as follows: j. C. Stout. Auburn; Henry NJ. Reed,
Sterling; Darius Snyder Semperonious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
c,,r,. 3s'Sun sets Is Moon rises - Moons age -
HIGH WATER TODAY.
n Sandy Hook - GOV. Island - Hon Gate II
= M-sandy Hook 10 Toy. Island eOniien Gaze 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
furnisbeo Rooms.

10Th #. 20 WEST >upeibly IN nished
apartment: di.wing-room IA venetian re-
nais-sncr: or would rent thr hou-e' iDuiu,
snty and malnlhccntly iurhi-h'I ,Prh"iu
kitchen. b-autiful. large ,inihs ana h''p.
ton rooms, for winter or longer a nulnO'r
II desirable gentlemen room"i' would Re-
main II desired. paving hall the rent.
IsTH-sT.. 3js wEST.-Iargc front bark
rooms three floors; -uir -lhgN Jun
ming wat.r: parlor for doctor; iin' street.
siTnrr.. 1870 wI.>T.-Lalge parlor aud
double and single rooms all hr"N lut'
nl-h,d: supplied with Packu- heaters
special Inducements for permanent pHiurs
references.
42D.>T.. 80 WEST Lag room. ME ~
furnished vita larsr closets, bath. hot and
cold water
45TH.sT.. 30 WEST Elegantly fur
ni-hcd apartm 'nts also single rooms 10
gentlemen or married coupcs references.
40TH-ST.. - EAST.-A suite OF rooms
private bath o,o other rooms.
iorH ST. 9ii WEST.-Niccly furnished
iargr and small rooms with bath comfort
of home; gcnilemel preferred references.
52D. ST 30 WESr.-A nicely furnished
squar' room for 4 gentleman
- WEST 3jTH-ST.-Lsrgc rooms pa
yatr hath entirely rrtitted FOR bachelors
back parIor for doctors Office.
6s WEST .ST.-Large rooms newly
fnrn- she'd suitable Tor bachelors back par
Tor for doctor ohicr.
IlST.ST.. near Boulevard Nicely fur.
ni-hed second floor; private bath one or
two gentlemen; private family faulcu-
lars address l.. X. Box Q. l.2i2 Broadway.
7ISTrT. 20 WEST.-Well furnished
room FOR gentleman To let, stllctiy private
hOu-" convenient 10 elevated station.
90. ,,.,s.
ri. he'd SECOND floor and other rooms private
baths superior table; rfcrcnco~.
- WEST l5TH -ST.--pri,atc family
pleasant large and small rooms top noor
sI~rer. 1873 WI First.cla>s.
newly furnished rooms aud bachelors apart.
mentS.
DGTH.sT.. WEST. I7.-Third story
front and connecting room. 81; also single
room. -; references.
III WEST 75TH.ST.-Smoll family. tlifce
adults. owning elegant new house. will let
Handsomely furnished rooms, entire ulii1
! noOr. pal or dressing rooms, other rooms /;
well heated In winter all Improvements.
IL WEST l5TH-ST- rnrlor and bed.
room. all improvement, and conNeh!cnces.
FRANTIEN.
I23 WEST A5rL.ST.-A small family
owning house offer u pleasant room 10
gentleman.
IL. WEST l5rlI.Sr.-Sq square room,
second or third floor; also hall room.
I5s WEST eth -Sr-->urerior accommo-
dation> FOR refined rartie, in family OF two
adults: y ference.
$50 EAST .sT.-Neatly furnished
room terms 81 30 per week.
500 WEST I2ITH.Sr.-rwo large. nicely
furnished rooms. Southern exposure, every
convenience; private family reasonable.
2Os EAST i4TH.ST.-L,rge. furnished
front room light aud airy To two ladic.
or gentlemen terms moderate.
oi5 EAST .3D-ST-hurnishcd rooms
plcasant. lnrg, and small rooms house.
krrping %" otherwise; transient; near
3i-aNr.
2iJ EAST 5ISr-ST. Furnished room in
private house, 81 :. use Of bath, hot aud
cold water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
BOARD Wanit0.

BOARD WANTED for two Isr-on, WIN
ain. ,hlld ag-l two. location 'a>L Vl +'h
ave. between ian and 10Th L rNr"hr"'
tahls dr-lrrd trfcfcb.r- rNchaiig'u '"'N''
stating terms \. l.. Tribune onlcr.
EOAIp WANTED. Entirr second h'1i,
IA ufl1At- bath aud hr>i-,la>. bo1tt- i"i
small family, b""""n rom anu -
Addfe,-. giving particular ana terms
SELECr. 50 'hticn.-t
liNIl FNA\ wan room ant u"',r !.
strict, pfisat. Aw'ri'.n family VS.
Sid. ~r.tniic' ara 'ishut ptir' - ~
answer. from private fImill" WIZ d. NY
sfrlctlv could,rtal. Address CONF DEN
TINL. Tubun' on"
IAny ANp DAUGHTER desire room
and lo,rd in 9n exceptionally go"i onu qui''
hons, of with private family, nom '.'"r b
1T. terms not to exceed sis PEI "r'h'
r." T.. o. BpN 40. -
LARGE and small room. with board. Tor
iva adult. In strictly hr-t-rla~' pliNat"
family. Il :. V. 81 West 2oth''t.
WANTED. ~ a gentleman snd his we
81, , .,rlrtly uri,atr American family, "h'lr
no other hnardcf~ are taken. ,"mpl'tr
s~rnrd floor with private table III
rooms. also private lath; have our own Mal'-
r.-. mutt b.. ~ St-clas- ia every plru'uwr
and IN Al nclrhhorhood. and r"ironnbic
price for the winter Auur'7H - D.
80 Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. second story. sunny. new
iv furnished room with board, Tor IN elurilN
i,dy terms moderate Address j. e, w"
Tribune Up'own onicr. la hroiu"nS +.
WANTED. In pri,at' family, near Cen.
trail p,rh nve unfurnish rooms ~ me
year. with board fioni OCTOBER To NAY TOT
thrcc adult and two children. Adun'7N
A. X H.. Tribune ONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10

ADvERTiS EMENTS AND SUBSCRIP.
rIoNS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRlH-
uNE Will RI RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE no. l.2i3 broadway,
\ tKTISfM ENTS at the following Branch
pntcc-: 90 Bighth-a,e. $50 Thlrd.a,c.,
,orncr Forty-sc> nth-st. 100 Fast Forty.
s.,cnth-st.. corner Ihir1-a.e. 1870 East
l,5th.st.. near Third-ave. 1.026 Third-ave,
near sl>tv.ilrst st. LOS First-aNe 1O0
Wost Forty ,second-st 1o2 Colunkusav<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
Brooklyn.

IN N.-turnished rooms. run.
ming water IN De Kab.aNe., Second from
Fort Greene Park reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Miss REID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10

A.-A.-Df.>IK ABlt sunny rooms, w, '
ut.tcd or unfurnirh,.i -..Dud II ,or. front ,
thifd noor front and back references rN-
.h,uu,d 81 West l1Gth-~t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
supreme Court Orders.


SpsadJ telegram TO the RsofsEer
CHARLESTON. w. VA, March 22.-The
Supreme Court of Appeals met this morn,
ing with all Judges present, and handed
down the following orders:
Richardson & Kelly VS.. the NorfolK ana
Western Railway Co., from wayne coun-
ty; opinion by Dent; decree OF circuit
Court reversed and bill dismissed.
SWANS administrator VS.. OHIO River
Railroad Company, from Jackson county;
opinion by Holt; judgment Of the Circuit
Court reversed and case remanded.
Noys VS.. City of ST. Adams, from Kama
wha county: opinion by Holt; decree OF
Circuit Court reversed and injunction per-
petuated.
Greenbrier Industrial Exposition Com
PAW vs.. Rodes, from Greenbrier county;
opinion by Brannon; Judgment OF the CIR
cult Court affirmed.
Long VS. Campbell ct al, from Cabell
county; opinion by Brannon; Judgment OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
Evans Constable VS.. Graham ct al, from
Writ county; opinion by English; 1udg-
ment of Circuit Court reversed and iudg-
ment rendered FOR plaintiff.
Fleming Oil and Gas Cows. South Penn
Oil Co from Marion county; opinion Dy
English; Judgment OF Circuit Court re-
versed and a new trial awarded.
Murray VS.. Glover ct al; from Wetzel
county: petition for writ Of error refused.
Kincaid ct al. VS.. Dwyer; from Green
brier county; petition for writ Of error re-
fused.
Davis ct al.vs. Board Of Education; from
Green brier county; appeal allowed; bond
$500
Akers VS.. Caswell Coal Company; from
Mercer county; petition for writ Of error
refused.
Tondy vs.. Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company; from Wayne county; writ
of error allowed; bond 500.
State VS.. James Crockett; from Mercer
county; petition for writ of errors refused.
Adjourned till Saturday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
MR. oLrYELANp AND aAwAlI.

The captlOus Intelligeneer quotes a
former message of Mr.. CLEVELAND re-
garding Hawaii, in which he said that
these Islands on the highway of oriental
and Australasian traffic are virtually an
outpost Of American commerce and step
ping stone 70 the growing trade OF the Pa
ellie.
And another:
The geographical position OF the Hawaii
an group in relation 10 our Pacific States
creates a national interdependency ana mu-
tUality of interest which our present treat
les were intended TO foster, and Which
make close communication 4 logical anu
commercial necessity,
For the purpose, it is presumed, OF
attempting 10 show that his present at
tude in refusing to take snap judgment
in the matter Of annexing the islands is
inconsistent with his former utterances,
which were on the subject Of our com
mercial relations with them.
There is a vast deal Of difference be-
tween forming treaty relations with a
country AID anneXlng or even eSIdO-
fishing protectorate over that coun-
Try, fact which the Intel'3eacer is
doubtless aware Of and which leads Us
inevitably to the conclusion that our
neighbor. in the language Of the day, is
talking through its hat.
The Boston Globe puts the subject in
a nutshell very neatly when it says;
''The withdrawal Of the annexation
treaty from the Senate and the dis
patching Of a special commission of in
Quire TO Honolulu does not signify that
the new administration has positive
fear of the Hawaiians bearing gifts, but
Mr.. CLEVELAND seems to feel that if
the time has come for union between
the United States and the Sandwich
Islands there is no necessity for mid
night elopemeHt."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
Ohio Legislative Affairs.
q T.t.1,.l,,, m fbe ps0gsfsr

Syecf1, ISiCOTQm 20 The Register.
CoLUMBUs, O., March 22.-The Senate
today defeated TaylOr's House bill msk-
lug it crime for q married man to repre-
sent himself 10 any unmarried woman TO
be a single man.
Representative Britain's night school
bill passed the Senate to-day.
The Clark pure food bill, which has been
the biggest bone of contention In the Leg
isature this winter was discussed to-day
and made a special order for next Tues
day.
Senator McMaken's bill, providing that
CITY treasurers must also be treaSurerS OF
the school funds, passed the Senate to-
day.
Senator Lampson's bill, providing that
legislators shall be paid an additional! 800
salary per annnm for travelling expenses
and making it crime for railroad official
to offer q railway pass, passed the Senate
to-day.
HoIcomb's bill, exempting school dis
trict elections from the operation OF the
Australian ballot law, passed the Senate
to-day.
Representative Daugherty to-day intro
duced a Joint Resolution providing Tor
the appointment of a commission to con-
slider the matter of building an addition 10
the State Capitol.
The Ford bill, repeating the Weitzel law,
came 10 q vote in the House this evening
aud was defeated. This is q victory for
the street car franchise monOpOlists as the
Weitzel law etfectually prevents competi-
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
MARTINS FERRY.

At last evenings session Of Council,
in addition 10 tina street railway ordi-
nance, the disposition OF which is de-
tailed elsewhere, the following business
was transacted:
A resolution to pave Hanover street,
between Fifth and Tenth street, was
passed.
An ordinance was adopted to issue
bonds to the amount Of S993.9S 10 put a
sewer in Jefferson street.
A committee was appointed TO employ
an expert accountant TO audit the books
of the Water Works Board.
resolution was adopted to notify
the Terminal Railway Company that
they must plank their tracks al street
crossings.
The matter of grading Third street,
near Hobensack's, was referred TO a
Committee.
Fred. Duff has returned from Eli
wood. Pa, where he has been working
in the NORWOOD glass works, and states
that the Northwood gas well has entire
" PLAYED out. and that there is short
age in most all of the wells. They are
irving to run the factory steady, but
are succeeding poorly.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, OF st. Glars
will. was in the city yesterday looking
ND evidence in interest Of several OF the
defendants in w. Il L. Z. condemna'
ton suits now pending in the Probate
Court at st. Clairsyille,
WANTEn-A man and wife. Man Il
work in garden or on farm. WIFE 10 rur
or keep q small boarding house. In
ouire of a. +. Ong, Martins Ferry, OF
o. B. Gag, Dillonvilie, o.
For Rent-BusIness house on First
and Washington street, opposite ferry
! neutrality-suspicious. Aalss Ann Duni
gan. Martins Ferry, y.
In addition to the Prohibition ticke1
pomin4ted\ on Monday night, the fol
lowing ,oAnship ticket was nominate'
last night:l DR.. J. NJ. Blackford TO