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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06

VIZ aRldAM. OTTO REDENAS,
n Adams street Afea 8. Thirteenth street.
gheny. cancer of lip. l.ltts9HTGh, cancer OF
years. breast, years.
Mrs. Armburst Weaver Old Stand, westmOro.
land county, cancer OF leg, years. Ars. james
Forsters. Coal Mining. Indiana county, Pa cancer
OF shoulder, years. Dir. Roth, corner Thrty-slkth
street and Penn avenue, cancer OF cheek, years
Nrs Horn. Hang street, Aleghsny, caHcer OF cheek,
years. Mira. Stewart, so Grace street, MI. wash
Ington, PIttsburg, cancer OF womb, years. 1irs.
J. Kelly West PittEOurg street, Grecnsburg, Pa,
tumor OF nose, years. Mr.. Stevens. as Park
Way, Allegheny, tumOr on forehead, 10 years.
AIrs G. Lohde, 6307 Shakespeare street, Il. T.,
PittsOurg, cancer Of breast, years. aIrs BeghAns
cancer OF breast, years. Mrs Muller. cancer o.
breast years Mrs, HaendiE. cancer OF womb,
years. Mrs. Hotstat, cancer Of womb, years.
Mrs Langhof cancer OF womb, year. Mir.
MAiYer, letter OF eczema. 30 years. MIS- EEan.
cancer OF the breast, years, Mrs. SteVcy, cancer
Of womb, o moathS, CT Robinson street. Allegheny
City Ia. Adam Black, cancer on lip, Stobo station
Beaver county. la. Mr.. Werner. cancer Of reetuIn
so FOrty-nfth street. I'IttSbUTg, Ia. AIRS. Apler,
cancer on nose, Frankst"vn avenue, Z. T., Pitts
burg. Pa. Airs. Mats, cancer OF the breast, 81
years OF age. Curry station. Eedhel township.
Allegheny county, ia. Mrs. Mailer, cancer OF tha
lip aud tongue, years, Milford. Somerset county.
He also removes tie dangerous toreworm in
from TO hours. and hiss $50 specimens of them In
his once. He also cures tcttes and complaints Of
the Kidneys: also old and rheumatism, and all
akin and blood diseases
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06

In response to an inquiry we
would state that the principal of
the bonded Indebtedness reduced
during Mr.. Cleveland's first admin
istration was s33s,O74,S5O, and
during Mr.. Harrison's term, $780,
O93, 1850. Cleveland left Harrison
s10O,OOO,OOO to help along in this
work Harrison left Cleveland
about as near "nary red" as you
can well get in government finance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06

There is no school in this section of
the State offering equal advantages at
such a low cost.
For catalogue or further information,
address the Principal.
THos E. HODGES,
aug3On Huntington, w. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06
Marshall College.
The State Normal School.
HUNTINGTON, WA.
Fall Term Opens Sept. IS. 1893.
Winter Term Opens Dec. 4, 1893.
Spring Term Opens March 5, 1884.
Free Tuition to jState Students.
DEPARTMENTS:
NORMAL
ACADEMIC AND CLASSICAL
Music.
BUSINESS.
SPECIAL FEATURES.

Healthful and Pleasant Location
Lowest Expenses-Free Library and
Reading Room-Abundant Supply of
Modern Helpful Apperatus-Buildings
Supplied with Pure Water-Heated by
the Best Hot Air Ventilating System
and Lighted Throughout by Gas-Bath
Rooms and all Toilet Conyeniences in
the Buildings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06
WEST Va. UNIVERSITY.
The Chief Educational Institution

OF THE STATE.
Sixteen Professors and Teachers. A Pre-
paratory Department, Classical Course, u
Scientific Course, an Agricultural Course,
Courses in Civil and Mining Engineering,
and Mechanical Engineering, Military De-
partment, Law Department and Gymna-
sium. Each Scientific Department Is spiend-
LILY equipped with apparatus and machinery.
sexes.
TUITION free to West Virginia students in
all departments except the Preparatory De-
partment and free in this Department for
students to the number of one for every 500
population. Eight State Cadets are appoint
ed by the Regents from each Senatorial Dis
trtct who are furnished with books and sta
ttonery free. The average total expenses per
year are from $40 to 500, exclusive of cloth
ing an travel. School opens September 18th.
Send for catalogue to
DR.. p. B. Reynolds,
VICE-PREsIDENI.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06

Arrival of Grand Army veterans and
and escort to quarters; meeting of
eighth annual convention of Naval Vet.
sraIs' association at Masonic hall al
$3.50 o'clock: annual convention OF
Ladies' Naval Veterans association.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06
The Damage

Every one of the is or 90 islands ly-
ing around Port Royal and Beaufort
are in mourning. On every doorlnob
there is a bunch of crepe and upon
every hillside their are fresh-made
trees and shrubbery, the marshes and
the inlets are revealing dead bodies
every time an investigation Is mad.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-06

OF Good, Clean Stock of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Notions, sc.
A Chance for Great Bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE COMMISSIONER rs SATISFIED.

Commissioner Brennan was highly plca-c' WI" '''
reports submitted 10 him by his sui"r1'ha'cs 49,
dav morning They showed he SAID mat Inv WI y
t s,roe, cleaning was advancing Sauac Only 10 Mn"
II wa, impossible get rid Of the snow al III oN'
he ,aid but 1t would disappear gradually between tue
efforts OF his men and the melting rays OF NV "a"
n the weather got warmer. The experiment Oh u'e
c,f,zon who with men removed Tie Sho" IL
Fifty seventh.st and Fifth on Tuesday, hi'ee"
t.e, I'm each direction from the corners. In one h"uf
AZ a cost OF 81 so, brought 10 Mr.. Brennahs AT
,entton The result Of the citizens enterprise was
that the space cleared WAS dry and clear wl'e M
,ho other corners along Ffhave. were covered WIFI
snow ana ice md standing pools. making progress
~ ned TRANS slow and dangerous. But MI Brennan
saon.d n think his plan Of waiting for good weather
the best. :,
The departments force Of carts and men, varlo"'N
estimated as to numbers. was ordered 10 shower up
and cart away the snow last night In upper Broad
ua. I-nion souare and upper Fifth-ave. A start
w. also made In West Fourtcenthst. There Is no
,m ger trouble With the dumping scows, ana hcct
" yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
NO ONE OPPOSES THE COAL BILL.

Albany Feb. 15.-The Senate General Laws COM
mttee this afternoon met for the purpose OF hearing
Arguments on the bill reported BY the special senate
Committee appointed TO investigate the Reading Coal
Combine, II was expected that representatives
Of the coal roads would be present to oppose the
measure but none appeared. Daniel g. Grimm, OF
WATERFOWL who drafted the measure, commented
briefly upon its provisions, and answered questions
put BY the committee. lie thought that The Dill
was sufcentlv elastic 10 permit variations OF price
In range wide enough TO prevent the stoppase OF
the sale Of coal. lie said that no mine owner had
objected 70 the measure, and that 1t was In fac faf
to them II II were found that the law, when
enacted. did not accomplish the purpose intended,
the State had powers much more drastic which IL
conld exert. There appears to be no difference OF
opinion among members Of the committee In regard to
the consitutionalty OF the bill, but more or lese
the exact terms to be e1nploNe ed
The committee win give IA further hearing ON Thurs
day afternoon of next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
sr1zrR ADMIREs HIS OWN RECORD.

Albany Feb. Is (spccia speaker suizer per'oha'
on,uion Of himself and OF his administration so fr'
f the Assembly is given IN tho following which was
nrenared by him and distributed 10y his clerk LOT
the privae use Of n number OF papers:
Az the opening Of the session Speaker Suzer promised
tho ne,pe a short and clean one, ana up u inc
rcse,. time all the influence Of the position has been
axer,ed in this direction lie makes model pr'sidlh2
oocer He discharges his duties Win the harness oi
pusb the adrotness Of Sheehsn and the speed OF a
Hustled. -. -.
III, has the loyal ond hearty support oil ell inc Dr"0
r. and the entire respect and confidence Of the opp
ton. 49,, .,, 1900
There have been INTRODUCED in the Assembly THIS year
20 hills This is larccr number than have maze 'li
.,rs,,rance at thl. time year ago Nj hl7 "f'"u
m the committees have been disposed ~ as soon a. pa
on tie day calendar and all the pfocee0lhI' u ue q"
semblv have been harmonious and eotsfact"ry'
The annual Appropriation bill will be- reported py inc
cotom,,oe on VANS and Means THURSDAY ana VIII DO
promptly passed ,,..o md
The supply iii has been considered in conm''ee' VII"
will be reported in few DAYS $1,000,
Las, wear the Appropriation bill was mob reported un
the Ia Of February and the supply bill not until u'
,rfds1 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
cu,ycE FOR MITCHELL TO FIGHT.

1.-Two arrival OF Charles Mitchell, the English hcaNy'
o,cb, pzc0chttr the Majestic yesterday has sutu
80, uur isc affairs this country lmicdl'''y "I'l
hc battle in Neworlefhs last S'chl'
h.r when Corbctt tho championship OF thc "ofld'
N,,cheu Challenged the champion since theh ietcr
IoLson Frank ,sodds aud several Other pugiis's nave
,Iso challenged Corbett. Tho latter however IA w.
larcd that he will give Mitchell the first chance Oo
Beams. Of his previous challenge and his cowaidS con
duct when in New.York last spring. Mitchell hh'hol
form in an English prison for striking deeneciess GA
man about a week ago, and Immediately saiicd iof
Amcrc, on the Majestic, accompanied by his bachef'
Gcoree Baird with the avowcd object OF hehting 'f'
Rot, for the worlds championship In order to give inc
r,ol,sh nuclst no chance 10 avoid making natch'
vbicb he has been known TO do many times beiore'
corhot sent William A. Bralv. his hacker TO NewiorN
10 meet Mitchell with full authority 70 make Match
him. 1900. ,~.,,,,.,olr do
p-,dv arrived in city Yesterday and Immediately &C.
s,,ea n check for $4,000 TO bind a match between
M,s,eu and Corbctt. Corbcus cheek was accompanied
=, statement from Corbett In which the champion DE-
,.nds that the proposed match be to hnlsh ana oe
800 tho club Offering the largest purse He also wants
~. .takes $40 600 side, and insists that Mtcheh sha
ao.lt the full amount 1T so that the
.nnot withdraw later Brady also depos'eo eheSA '''
=, 500 70 bind match with Peter Jssks0s. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE FLoURISHIyG GROLIER CLUB.

The annual meeting OF the Groer Club WAS held
last night I'm the clubs home In East Thirty second
st. Beverly Chew. president OF the club was III the
chor The report OF the treasurer showed that the
clubs assets were gar iO7 Is. an Increase IN the
wear 1902 OF $751; 30. The estimated value Of
the books In the clubs library Is So1O3 40, and the
value OF the house furnishings is nearly $4,000. The
club has reached It's full limit OF resident membership
$50 and has also It's list nnety-two non-resident
members In the last year The mortgage indebted
ness has been reduced $1,000 SIX hCdred ana
sixty three volumes have been added to the library
which now contains o,l02 volumes. The library
consists almos, exclusively OF works on photography
and kindred subjects
At the meeting last night an engraved medallion
Of Nathaniel Hawthorne, by Rhyel aAirach, Vas
exhibited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE REV. Mr.. JENNINGS DEFIES HIS BISHOP.

The Rev Mr.. Jennings did not obey the order oi
,,,.bon scarborough Yesterday, aud leave his churc
At wcs,fcld " j. On the contrary, he he'd services
some time az, charges OF untrnhilncss ana drunk
onncss were made against Mr. Jennings Inc biah P
ouroiutcd committee TO investigate the charges anu
they found that they were wei io""","
NJ, s o,dorod the minister TO cease his mni,traions
.,o,d,v On sunday last Mr.. Jennings announced
al tn. services for the week and for next SUNDAY
II l. understood that he will appeal fran the decision
y, thc Bishop The members Of the veStIy nave 'cie'
c,,nhed 10 bishop scarborough for Instructions Dil
1vr not vet received reply. Fonlc 1I nm i' -,
nTt,emc measures. auch ~ mailing up INC QUITS anu
windows of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
BJSBOP WIGGER IND TIE SCHOOLS.
WHAT MoNsIGNoR DoANE SAYS ABOUT HIS
sr,pEE1OR's ATTITUDE on THE QUESTION

WHAT MoysrGSoR DoANE SAYS ABOUT HIS
srpEE1oRs ATTITUDE on THE QUESTION.
4 statement appeared in Newark yesterday '"u.
tho pri.,ts Of the Newark Diocese, who were oppoSeu
n rshop Wigger in tho recent controversies uie
making an effort either to iuduce or to ophee 'he
Eshop 10 isslie letter on the srnooi quesu'h ~,
accord with the views OF Monsignor satohi' IL Is sAu
., ono hand that the Eishop some time ago oruereu
TINT the sacramcnts be denied 10 all parents VINO
,usod 70 send their children TO the parochia SCHOOLS
and ,but the Bishop should now take action TO huniy
mic order because It Is not IN harmony with the
papal Ablegate's views. MohSighor O0'"'' " "
Patrick, Cathedral said
81 have not been very actively engaged III ne"iins
co,tos.,ons OF late owing TO Ill health out fa'her
coror tolls NE that the Bishop directed the priests
70 admoui,h parents who send their children 10 PuoH
schools when there are parochia schools IN me ne'sn
rhood OF the decree Of the Councii OF baiu'
more an the subject. and also to request 'hesc
or,o IN explan their reasons for sendng MIR I'M
6 IN the public schools II the reasons wer sa.
,corv PERMISSION would he given the parents ~ s,u
dor cbdren 10 tho public schools hut IL inc pueh.s
un tn no heed ia the EDMONTON ana ala p"' 10 W
.~' the Bishop then they were 10 IKE uea'eu 10 WI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
TO MAINTAIN sAToLLrs PROPOSALS.

London. Feb ia dispatch received In TINS CITY
,, pome saws that in consequence OF reports from
tho American bishops on the school quesuon' 'ns
pone in an address 10 the American epscopa'e VIII
maintain IN their entirety Mon>ignor satohs pro
nosals and will especially and hrmy support '"o
sixth proposal. MonSignor sbare''i' VINO III, ',''
appointed auditor and the Rev. hector rnp'' ~"v ""'
on,on,od secretary to MonSiGnor Satoli. VIII leave
Donna t,r Washington directly after the fete in honor
Of the Pope's episcopal jubilee
Rome. Feb 1.-THE pilgrims who nave come ron,
,uo,and N congratulate tho Pope on his episcopal
uh,ce worshipped to day in the chapel OF Inc irish
college. Cardinal Loguc officiating ana performing
tho cusomery Ash Wednesday disfrouuoh OF aShes
during the Litany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
A CHANCE FOR YOUNG DOCTORS.

Albany, Feb. 15.-The State Civil Service Commis
sion find great difficulty in securing competitors foI
positions on the medical staff In the various state
hospitals The statutes provide for woman physician
each hospital at salary OF Sl:Oo per annum' WI
board There are also several positions on the medical
s,an Of the several state hospitals with salaries
ranging from $500 to 81 200 per annum, with board
Vacancies occur in these position, from time TO time
and but few candidates appear for the examinations
Each hospital also employs an apothecary. There
are no elgb!es at present for this ella OF pCsions
for ali of these places the 2sth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
Tgr MAJESTIC OUTSPEEDS THE NEW-Y0Rk.

The Majestic and the New-lorK Formerly 'he wy
q, New York. have made their last trip from Liver
roo, together The Majestic reached the bar at
o'clock last evening and at n. M the City OF New
York had not sighted The two giant steamers leu
Queenstown n week ago to-day. The City OF Now
York sailed at 80 p. m. and the Majestic started
at D. M on saturday the two vessels We're In
company for few hours and then the MaIesuo
left her rival far astern.
The next trip Of the City OF New-York to America
will b, made from southampton under an American
eag The Majestic passed the Etriiia on Friday
and Il steamer supposed to be the Nomadc yesterday
The time OF her passage was days, IL hours and
., minutes she carried 90 first cabin passengers,
%, second cabin and 80 steerage passengers Among
lar messengers wero Colonel 4. T. Tefate, Professor
George FOrbe. j. Rosenquest and Charles Mitchell.
the English puSilist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16

Albany. Feb. IS (speciaD.-Colonel Webster cap
tain Person and Corporal stanton this morning eX-
ecuted a flank movement on Assemblyman bu''S'
who has never military service. and sent MN 10
the rear badly disabled. taking with him Dill tha'
he wanted TO pass. "Gtizen" Butts's Dill provinces
that all honoraby discharged soldiers OF the late war
should be exempt from jury duty. Assembiymaa
Malby innocently brought on the battle BY ASKING
him TO explain the provisions Of the bill and tell
the House who wanted 1t passed. "Citizen" Bn''S
In his reply said something about the veterans OF
the late war wanting the bin passed. lie mace
strong bid for the soldier vote by talking Just as thoue
he was In a position 10 speak for them 'oiohei
Webster replied that Great many things were done
in the name of the old soldier which really he diu
not want done. lie declared that any man VINO Ha"e
a good soldier woud make god citizen ana 'ha'
all GOOD citizens would do their duty and serve on
jures when required to do So Captain Person oe
clared that the veterans not asking lcr Jay
from the Government and that when they dil 80 80
they would ask through some one ehtitied 10 sPtHh
for them Corporal stanton agreed WIN VIA, niu
been said by Captain Pierson ana Co.oheI h
Only forty-two members No'ed ioI 'ic 0''' ~
ffty.scven voted against H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
p,yoyNE REPUBLICANS MEET.

Tn. Bayonne Republican City Committee orsaniei
on Tuesday evening electng the following officers WIN
out opposition: President. Edward NJ Grimm VICE
president Frank II. Melville; secretary Quo u W.
Lang. and treasurer samuel A. J. Medley Inc las.
vear, committee had small balance In Its treasury ahu
will meet on saturday evening TO hear reports. "eorke
r. De LaInater OF that committee advocate" '"e
d. =, normancnt Headquarters. and committee
ru, 10 named 10 report upon the subject Omciai
,,co was given OF meeting OF the LIST Assembly Ds.
,r1ct Republican Committee TO be held on oa,ua W,
evening at No. 81 Avenue d. ~ "e'' AAN'' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
ru, corxry COMMITTEE TO MEET TONIGHT

III. poubcan county Committee will hold us regular
oa,hlv meeting at the Grand Opera House han 'hl'
,n,ng q, o'clock 1t will be, IL IS expected OH III
,o.n, meeting john sabine Smith Will preside lot "e
fl, st time since his election TO inc once VI p'.'' .
rec,Ino the policy which ought TO be pursued 10 pac'
% coi,,,ion Of this city and county on on agsres'9
footing The report Of the Executive Committee On he
proposed changes in the constitution Is iooAeu W. ,n
49,. and Interesting debate Is likely TO follow the
n,,,Ion ~ the report The proposition for the estao
.,nan ., uermanent Republican headquarters 10 this
c,,v will also be discussed Altogether tonights meeting
ough, to be profitable one. Inc repro'e'A.,, y. y.
zoo r,o voters acting with zeal and harmony ouRn' U"
49, ho On devse plan which will throw on the Iammsny
oo hno about clean teets and honest government
Xork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
men to explain their votes the roll was called re-
sulting In the defeat Of the motion to suspend the
| rules by a vote OF SO yeas to SO nays.
THEY MAY FORM A NEW ORGANIZATION.

POSSIBLE RESULT or THE ACTION OF THE
BROOKLYN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The action OF the majority OF the Republican Cen
eral Committee ut the meeting Tuesday night In
postponing all action concerning reorganization unu
April Is likely 10 lead the active supporters OF
radical reorganization TO leave the General Committee
and TO unite with the Brooklyn Young Republican
Club and the Union League Club In the scheme Tor
an enrolment OF all the Republicans OF the county,
with the idea OF forming an entirely new organlEa-
ton II the committee TO be appointed by Chairman
Butlng TO consider plans for reorganization ana 10
report on the district system in April presents a
report which mobiles the bylaws OF the General
Committee Il cannot be acted upon until May, and
then n twothirds vote will be needed 10 adopt II.
1t Is thought that the action OF the majority on Tues
dav night will tend to postpone indefinitely any
radical change In the party representation and that
something else must be done II the party Is 10 De
put In proper shape for cOntesting elections.
Naval Officer Wills, who was silent spectator OIL
the proceedings on Tuesday night said yesterday that
the probabilities that the friends OF reorSahha'
ton would not abide by the action taken but wouid
co ahead I'm seeking TO reorganization OUTSIDE
OF the General Committee. The result would De
separation In the party. Mr.. wins added "Ohe
result, of last nights meeting Will be TO advance tns
cause OF Republicans who want an organization III
the county II was the most dlsgraceful meeting
ever attended and the proceedings 90 10 snow Inc
necessity for new Organization OF Kings county
Republicans -, g.. .,. q, tho hill ~
mo Long Island Historical SOciety.and the dsorHerN
ceneS f the meeting will probably prevent Its being
lot for the use OF a political body again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE MAYORS SPEEDWAY BILL IN THE sENATl

Albany. Feb. Is (SpeciaD.-Mayor Gilrovs Dill lot
the construction OF Il speedway along the Harlem
River was passed by the Senate today without de-
bate.
senator Roesch introduced a bill amending III
several important respects the Factory Inspection ACT
One Of the amendments saws that where eipioSes
are permitted required to work overtime h'I y
o'clcrk in the evening longer period tlan one
bonr they shall be allowed al least twenty minutes,
- a. lined o. necIallv at the sweating establish
ments II adds hats. caps suSpendcrs' Jerseys
iIomsos waists waist bands underwear. neckwcaf
ond icorctfas" TO the number OF prohibited articles
Which must not be manufactured in any tenement
han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
DEMOCRATS NOT IYDORsING GRESHAM

Springfield H.. Feb ia Republican member
threw the lower House OF the Legislature into an
uproar for half hour to-day BY moving to suspend
the rules for tho Introduction Of "a resolution con
graduating rrcsdcnclcct Cleveland upon the selec-
ton Of Judge Gresham member Of his Cabinet.
The Democrats opposed the consideration OF the re-
solution but the Republicans demanded the yeas and
nays on the motion. determined, II possible 10 force
tho Democrats into n position OF withholding their
npu.oval ,of the Presiden-elccts action. AmlS
great disturbance and the vain attempts Qf ssySrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
TRYING To SEIZE REPIB LIClAN STRONGHoLDs


Albany. Feb Is (specialJ.-Under call OF the House
and BY stiict party vote. the Democrats TINS morn
Ing passed in the Assembly bill taking away from
the Town Board Of Lsnsinsb'rg when always n'u
had It, the power of appointing the ciecuoh hSe' @
and turning II over to the Police Commissioners Inc
Commissioners owing 10 legislation year ago are
Democratic. and 81 is expected that the election IN
spectors 10 be appointed BY the Democratic i"hc'
Commissioners will sec TO II that Lnnsingours goes
Democratic hereafter.
The Ogdcnsburg Charter Amendment BILL wmch i
ano,her OF those cerrvmandcrng bills the Democrats
want 10 get through the sole purpose OF get'he
cntrol Of a Republican city, was reported from inc
Assembly Cites Committee this morning. with the
provision that It be sent back for hearing Mr'
o'sullivan sent the desk and had read rcso"lo"
passed bv ,he BOARD OF Aldermen asking FOR the
passage OF the bill Mr.. Fish. who Is member oi ,n.
committee, brought out the fact that me
never appeared before the committee Mr.. SULLIVAN
who Is a Tammany Hall member. was conpeii1u ~
admit that this was true and the bill went oach io'
'he hearing.