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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
HER RIGHT TO PREACH.
Again II Is Not Recognized
Bishop DuHcan's Emphatic Rul-
ing at YazOO City
The Methodist Church Adheres TO the
Doctrines of st. Paul.
Commercial Appeal.

Commercial Appeal,
Yazoo City, Miss, Dec. This
mornings session OF the Mississippi
pl Methodist conference was the
most lively OF the week. After
some routine work the passing of
The characters of thepreachers was
resumed, and as their names were
called they made verbal reports.
When the name OF Rev. Grimes,
who is in charge of the church at
Rolling Fork, was called, there
was great deal Of interest mani
tested when his presiding elder,
| Rev. Weems, of the Vicksburg
district, stated that he had a
statement to make and questions
OF the law for the ruling of the
bishop. DR.. Weems stated that
Rev. Grimes, contrary to his adj
vice and wishes, had invited the
f woman evangelist, Mrs. Mollie
J MCGEE Smell, to assist him in con
Quoting a revival, and that wher
: he desired him to cancel his invita-
e ton that Grimes had stated tha
God would break hisneck if he in
| terlered with the woman preachers
= or words to that effect, and, fur
II Their, that he would do all thing
| spiritual what the Holy Ghos
!, whispered into his soul.
:" After some discussion and ad
mission of the charges made b
r. his presiding elder, Bishop Dun
can ruled emphatically:
/. The Methodist church doe
. not recognize the right OF wome
, to preach, but adheres to the doc
trines of St. Paul OH the subject.
" 2. That the ministers are undt
y the authority and control OF tt
81 presiding elders between the Ses
ions of conference.
The remarks of Bishop Dune;
on differentiation to authority
''e law were almost sublime.
h On motion of DR.. Ween
the conference decided to pass Il
character Of Mr.. Grimes, provid
80 he would accept and abide by t
wv rulings Of the bishop.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss,
December 5, 1898,

Notice ia hereby given that the to''
lowing named settler has u,ed np've
Of his intention to make final proof ia
supper, OF his claim, and 'hat san.
proof will be male before tue CIRCUIT
CLERK Of A,tala county, At hoscl''s"o'
Miss, on January u. lSH, W. aison
b. Massey, of Ayers, d;-s IT, r. 40,
1880. for tho " Or OF II eQ' OF See, :.
Tl3N. ROE, adjoining farm to II MI
Of nw ar of Sec. > T ID \. K East
lie names tho following witnesses TO
rr"va Ma continuous residence uroa
ana cultivation ";. said land, w; ) \
r Shumaser. ! A RAY Ali Moore
Ryown. AL Of Ayers 7. o.. Attala co'"
- ROBERT +, WILSON
Register
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13

A town is like large family.
we are all interested in each ON
sr,. welfare. or should be. A cut.
,hroo, or every man for himself
nolicy means ruin for any commun,
+, H. means retrogression and
ca;lnre The first lessen any family
must learn to be happy and success a.,
fu,. is unity and assistance. ne ne
same applies to the business i !,
of ,own. and the more generally
Il il obeyed the more aounoan u
s;u he tho towns prosperity
stand hy'.ach other and pa'Fon'z
the home tolks. : kx.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss,
December ). 1898.


Notice is hereby given that the toll
lowing-named settler has iilep notice of
his intention to make final proof IN
support OF his claim, and that said
nroof will be made before the Circuit
Clerk OF Attala county, AT kosciusko,
Miss, on Janna.y Is, 1896, VIZ: Jesse
d. Pierce, of McCooI, Miss, II. +. No.
1850 for the n hlf Of " ar Sec. Is !
l5NR9 East.
He names the following Witnesses to
nroye his continuou, residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: II
{; Wilson, Il r Bowie, Thomas, Ingram
Rube Hunt. all Of McCool, Attal'
county, Hiss. .
ROBERT +. WILSON,
Register
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
Land Office ct jackson, Miss
Drcemher y, lSs1. }

l)tteMOtt -, l'''"'
Notice is hereby given LAT the t"'-
,ow;no.named settle. has filed notice
~ Ms Intention to make tinaI proof ~
81 support Of his claim. aud 'h" ,i, r"a
nrpnf will he made before NE CIRCUIT
tpnsrk Of Alfalfa County NJ Nosr,n-ko'
Misa,, on January Is, 1876 w, :, N" m
sw r. Lovern Of Ihita. Miss II T. no.
on,-I 60, he II " or OF e ar and "
ar OF n eqr and e tit of " ar Oh 'e''
20 { l6 \ L East. ,s..s :,
Ue names the following %'lurssts ~ !"
-, h,a continuous rroi'Itrcr upon
md cultivation of, said temp w JONI
" Hodges, Il Hodges, ! h ,,, NM
s,.,,h lanes NJ WilliaIue, all ct Chs"'
ROBERT L. WILSON.
Erglste'
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
Constable's Sale Of Land.
+. d. Fletcher vs. For $4,000
Strait GililapdJ Execution * cost

StrAH NllllHaNu I-NctuttOh ~ ''o"
By virtue of the above stated eNeen-
ton to me directed by Dana Jennings,
n Justice OF the Peace of District No. =,
i'm Alfalfa county, Miss, | vi on Nat-
nrlav tive Goth day of December, 1879,
a, the court house deer of said county,
in The town of KoSciusko, within icga!
hours expose 10 sale At pub ic cutlery
TO the highest bidder for cash, to-wlt;
\ certain tract of land situated /" At
tala county, Miss, all the land east OF
the Kosciusko and Carthage road ~
SW or of sW ar OF See u and tue ~ =.
ar of Sec Is and NE ar ct Ne or Sec. =
all in Tl3R7E. which has beea levied
on az the property OF the said defend
ant and viii ut sold to satisfy the
Judgment therein and all rosts.
j. u. 1HFRKtlL,
Constable Dist, No. D.
Nov. %, 1875.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-13
BEATTY'S
--cELEBRATED-
ORGANS AND PIANOS
- c,to,ooues Address

For Catalogues, Address
manic, Beatty, Washington, n. ).
a,.uas Organs, $50 90 up. Sign
plANllX painters wanted. Catalogue
ttNMUt free Daniel F. Beatty, wash
sngton, \. j.
a.slva Pianos, 1925 up. Sign
ukhhnX painters wanted. Catalogue
vNu NM free. Address Danie' T.
Beatty, Washington. Nj.
ZOO. 900 Beatty's Orsans$3' up, sign
painters want. Address or cav Oh
Daniel +. Beatty, Washington, \. j..
Reattv,s Organs $50 up. sign
na;ntars wanted. Address or cal Oh
Daniel +. Beatty, Washington, NJ.
Beatty,s pianos so25 up. Sign
ns;ntsrs wanted. Address or cal 0"
Daniel +. Beatty, Washington Nd
srA4s> oKGASsANo PIANOS.
Hon. Daniel r. Beatty. OF Washing
ton. n. j., the great organ ana pau.
mannfactnrer il bmlding and shlpp'nt
more organs and pianos than ever. ~
1870 Nj. Beatty left home pennni, ,s;l
plow hoy. and by his indomss' 70 WI WI
he has worked his way up 80 ~ W SO,
SO far ar ever 100000 Of Beatty's organ ryan,
and pianos since 1870. NoIhlnS see IL;
to dishearten him; obstacles ia,4 =, ~,
way, that would have wreckta an an "a
binary man forever. he turns s. :" n a.
veriisemcnt and comes out OF ~ !, o w : -
er than ever. He was mayor - o. !" i rs
ington. New Jersey, from ls;o 10 100 : o.
five terms, and recently 'ec. .n' \;
nomination for the sixth term n ~
instruments as is well known =, ar are u vu'
popular and are to be found IN Az PAR ar.
Of the world. We sre informed .s,d ~,
during the next ten years ne inu . ~,
sell 20 900 more Of bis ~, MAKE axe 20; ~,
means = business Of $2O,ooV'Wv' :; =
average them At $loO each. ~, !. = : i :
ready tho largest business !, Q. In, sne p n,u
10 exlsience. Wriue ov call upon -.
iel r. Beatty, wsshihss0n' New '''''
fOE catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
r,l,owing are the nominations for the Assembly
10 date in the districts Of this city: nj,
Ist-Jame. Conway Republican,; Daniel H. FIN"
CTammanyb r,orr.
IId-Rlchard Cah Repubcan); Iho mona - nemnc
Cammany); Thomas }. Barry 'o'a'e De''N
racy). ,,,,,,,e,, II
IIId-Edward \. Beady Repubcan'; william H.
Leonard (TammanyD.
rvtb~wil,iam !. Finn Repnblcan);, James ;s,, a.
Donnelly Crammany); Simon Jane '''
Democracy. ,,.,A, To,
v,h-George Gregory Republcam; =, wright cs nT.
",conb 11Tammany): James \. Hooper 'o'a'e
vnbDGeorse W. Wagner Republican,; Jacob A.
CIV = Raxter ,lepublcan); Edward W
fIart Crammany): James Hourigah '''"'e
vuI,b~Charies Adler Republcan; Charles Smith ,nnd
irnmmany): Charles Adler O'Brcnlte,; jacob
Levy state Democracy . 7,
IXthJohn D. Blackburn , ,rm Summers State
Democracy. o. r,,,
yth.oseph A. Hoffman Republican,: QUO p hfIp
nor 11'ammanv and German-Hmericdh heio''
XIthseth Wilkes Gepubliean) william ruo Geuni
CTammany); Adolph Heinrich estate Deihoo'ao',
XIIth-Abraham a. Josepns 'f'ep"o"''"' "'N'
Schulam Uammany ,,, =,
v1II,h~Pobert Miller Republcan!i Patrick r.
TraIror CTammany; Henry oDonne' '''''e
democracy.
XIvth-Jacob Fritz rTammanO.
yvth-Chares Van Horn Repubhcan)' Jonh D.
Walsh (State Democracy
xvIth-Benjamin Hoffman TammanO.
XVIIth-Howard Wilson Republican; Patrick Mr.
riCan Crammany' ,
XVIIIth-James r. Keller thepnohcdip' A"'''" -
Galiigan Caminahy)- ,
vIyth-Albert c. Wilson Republican); lanes lanes
Hagan lTammany); Yelou ID. Decher' o''a'e
Democracy. go -. n
XXth-Edwari NJ Lyman utepuo'ca"'' Jun"
Corrgdn CTammany)
vv1s, George g. Austin Republicanl. Martin j.:
comedian Tammahy), George D. Nes'"e' '"'''e
DemOcra ~. . -
xXIId-rharIes Stcinberg Repub.icanl; Danlei r.
Mccoy CTaTmany) James j. Carroh 'o'ate W.
mocracy). :, -,
XXIlId-,ieorge l.. Curtis Republican,. John VI. Del
mour CTammanyi william Arlowe estate Deihoc-
racy) 49,, ,
XXIVth-Dr J. Messenger Republican'' John H.
Fitzgerald Tammany)
XXVta-Dr Patrick II. Murphy Qiepub,i'an II 'nry
Kuhlke CTammany), William Mcbride estate De-
mocracy).
XXVIth-Dr J. +. Schmeicek Repub'can); PAT
rick J. Andrews (Tammany ana 1erWah-'>"''''-
can Reform Union.
XXNTIth-Francis Il. Laimbeer Repubicam' FRANK
Adams Acer Crdmmany.
XXVIIIth-Joseph l. Green Crammanyl
XXIXth-Samue G. French. Republican; Moses
Herman CrammanY Edgar L. PurVy 'S'a'T De-
mocracy).
XXXth-I.ouis H. Bold CRepubilcam; Daniel Cruise
(State Democracy. -
XXXIst-Hardy T. Andrews Gsepubcan); WiIam
Henry Knox Uammany; Charie' bap'ocN '''a'e
Democracy.
XXXIId-S. II. PhiliipA Republican).
XXXIId-I.ouis Davidson TammanO.
XXXIVth-Philip NJ Renhard yr Repubican
bernard Malone Tammany and German Amer
can Reform Unonl. Harry l.. Bridges estate De
mocracy).
vXXVth-Douglas MatthewsOn Repub.icanl. Ar
thur C. Butts CTammany'. Or. Thomas Martin
(Sate Democracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
LANES w Hustled NOMINATED
,vrsrcursTER lid DISTRICT CONVENTION UNANl
No,-s IN HIS FAvOR-JoHN y. STEWART
NAMED AGAIN

NAMED AGAlN
lanes william Hustled son OF the late Haiu
Faye Of Westchester." was renominated D! dcoa
nation by the Republicans OF the llld Assembly
n,strict Of Westchester County at their conVeh-
tion at Croton Dam yesterday the convention ""'
adjourned from Thursday last move maze heoeS
sarv bv the new apportonment Joseph hudsoh
chairman of the District Committee cai'ed the con
verton to order at II o'c.ock. After John Cockroi
NJ Sing Sing was made chairman. and W. ). 'har-
ton ~ Peeksklll and Frank Drumgoole. OF Mount
KIsco two newspaper men, were appolh'eh stc'e
aries the credentials OF the delegates rom Mou"'
Pleasant and North Castle. the two new towns
added TO the district by the Board OF "uperN's'''
on Monday last, were received
Assemblvman Hustled then nominated pS
George A. Brandreth. OF Sing Sing. d. Whey DaV's'
Of Peekskill seconded the nomination, ana II was
made by acc.amaton. Mr. Hustled made ringing
speech. ~
After the convention adjourned the usuai TURKEY
elmer was eaten. Owing TO the unpleasahthess oi
the day ana las; weeks adjournment 'he a'-''1
ance was not large as usua. ,.os ro,o,na.aa
John y Stewart OF Noun; vernon was no',i h ~
Assembly District OF Westchester County ye5iteau
afternoon This IS the second noinha.loii ne & ia
ceived within on week. On SATURDAY idst ny ii'
Assembly District Convention was heli az ~
Isocbelle and Mr. stewart was nominated a.th9usI
he had only a short time previous! IehoNeu 80 80
Mount Vernon from Whliamsbridge, now a par. u
visors OF Westchcster County met: IN conn, iaIIcc
,ritb the mandate Of the Court Of Appeals. ana re-
snnortjoned the county. In 50 doing they appor-
fioned the city OF Nonkers, the town OF "a
o,,,i,i, Districi thus causing the holding or the
convention yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

90. .,ronr,v In support OF the fusion ucke' q" 81
o,,srdorfer was said to have promised III %
hurst said: 1T might be too much Oh 80, ID
the machinery OF the paper to nave IL .Nsr
vocate the election OF Republican cahooa 80 on,
,h hr,.r things which have been said ABOUT '' ~,
.o.u,.n, n, law by Republicans Perhaps !" VIZ
cors around by degrees. had talk WIZ" ,'
,.rdo,,sr few DAYS ago. and judged tnat NC no.
been surrounded by men OF certain COMP -. ox
thought and had taken their opinions aoo"' w
cs- question He has been sick ana mas ~ :.
,ror, tho citv and he has not quite kept t,acn ,,
all that has happened here. He expres'e" no,
.,.o,u,,. "a N the enforcement OF the Jaw,
.g.,rs, tho enforcement OF the law IN the "D' .on
but as to the manner in wnich a tod him
made nv tho police with the ara OF sP''' "a, an
that when he talked about the spy ~ sen In I,
,n,ares, IN what he said because hau pee" ,,,
I reminded him that 1t was the spy ..a ,akon
nd s,ar,ad tho movement In when ne n' .
h o. ,,,eres, last fall. When | asked III"
continue TO use his influence win 'ne "' . no
tho city to keep them In line against , moro
said no could not restrain some rerma" .,,or,
on fire with Indignation account OF the .n,
u, ~ w.. 80 rocoived and VINO thought the"
liberties had been nterlereu WAN "
ment OF the excise law ,a no
Whom he was asked what he though' W. hoan
the effect Of the excise plank "l,ion ,,on D-
adopted by the Republican Coun n;yy;d have to be a
parkhur rnbet TO tell what will be the result OF ,ms
effort TO secure the German Eo.e' from, The polls
nn, p.nubicans to stay away from tne ,np,yei
rine the four years in which have 9ee d face
80, IN runicipa affairs have never hau ~ % to-
w ~ so mixed and so perpexing as 'ha' VI -
day" -, ,rr,l,, IN nraise OF Frank
I, u. vow and said he delighted tnat gu S,a
had been nominated for Senator III H. III" p,att The
American mind IL so constituted ne sadn' 90 stand
admIres a who has the lndep pnd wormwood to
the Politicians Then that Police fnr sens
V.uliams that was has been nominated ~. ~ ,bo
,or too Really I think shall have 10 .ahe ,s NJ
stump for Williams 1t has 0eeh snsvestgating
Committee what a man for the place ne Won" ,i,,e
lie would be able TO begin his task wi,n al ne would
ness that Brother Lexow failed 10 nav, tannes OF
not have to depend Gon to open up tnou, in
informa ton about corruption ne ~v Really
as senator Williams might be good 4oJsiG, nd
son Then there are exPoce Justices MAJ VI. a.
Grady who want to be Senators. W hal I ,n AZ
Grady will have to spread himself II ne s'e' - ~
bany," 49,. 80 have something
10 saw on the political situation IN rev u"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
y. cONKLING NOT RENOMINATED
rx.ALDERMAN GREGORY THE REPUBLICAN, CAN

rx.,rDrRMAN GREGORY THE REPUBLICAN CAN
DlpATE IN THE VIII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Tho Republican Nominating Convention in the
Win Assembly District WAS held at the Lincoln
cluh No g Clinton Place. last evening Inc
temnorarv and permanent officers we're eX-Postnas-
fer Cornelius Van colt chairman, ard w W. " MT
,ev ir and Clarence ". Bowen secretaries. six
,v6ve delegates were personally present or repre-
scented by proxies.
Afr R,weo I'm a enlogistic speech nominated AS
semblyman Alfred r. Corkling as candidate ios
reelection. John j. Shannon, Chase Meieh anu A.
: Gilbert seconded the nomination In speeches.
highly praslng Mr. COnkling FOR his cfhcient ser
vices in the Assembly.
Lucas l.. Van Allen presented the name OF eN-
Alderman George Gregory that Of worthy sue
cossor NJ Mr. Conklng OF whom he also spoke In
hiohiv COMPLIMENTARY terms The nomination or
Mir Gregory was seconded by Alexander Powell
war veteran. who spoke as an Airo-Amer'c'" VI
nftv years residence IN this city. A.,
ON The calling OF the roll it found that Mr..
Gregory had Il votes ana MI CohKlins 10 no.ss'
The nom nation ~ Mr.. Gregory was made uhahi-
Mr. Gregory on being brought before the con,
vention bV a committee expressed appreciation OF
the honor conferred upon him. said that ne dld not
know that his name was 70 be presented untiI me
~, " sod 70 do the could under al circum-
stances He was heartily cheered
Mr. Conkling. In response 10 a can lor speech
1.ragor, and removing his overcoat. warmly
annsauded He congratulated Mr.. Gregory and pre-
,rouIj work for IT, especially by doing their utmost
TO secure full registration OF Republican voters
Geso Wh 0t is ws ool' se yyaTS Sa an ws
dermau during 1890 and 1881. lie is engaged IN the
iol-printing business at NO l1 Sixth-ave and lives
in West feminist. Mr. Gregory has been a member
If Inc I'm Regiment for thrty-one years, and has
received two COLA medals respectively. for twenty
nye and thirty years continuous service in that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
BUSINESS MEN FAVOR IT.

THE BOARD OF TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION IN
DoRsEs THE UNION TICKET OTHER PRO
,EEDINGs OF THE BOARD
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Board "
Trade and Transportation. held yesterday after
noon a resolution was passed ndorsn2 the ticket
nominated at the Republican County Convention
on Tuesday night last. and asking the members
of the Board to do all In their power to secure the
election OF the ticket
The meeting was called to order by Darwin r.
James the president
The Executive Committee. through is chairman
william A. Wiley. announced the death o; Am
brose Snow. former president and announced
that n fund had been started for the painting OF
n portrait OF Mr. Snow.
The Committee Railway Transportation re-
ported this resolut.on which passed
Resolved. That in the opinion OF the New York
Board of Trade and Tran 3portation. shippers and
carriers should cooperate In an effort 10 organize
our transportation system equitable basis
which will insure reasonable. Uniform and stable
rates FOR shippers. and n fair remuneration for
the cap tai honestly invested in the carrying trade:
that 70 this end Congress should repeal the pro-
hbiton OF pooling. subject in contracts and rates
to the supervision OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and that the claims OF the Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE NAMED.

Edward Lauterbach the chairman Of the Repub-
uc,p County Committee. yesterday afternoon APP
nolnted a campaign committee consisting OF 'orhe!-
ms Van Colt Frederick s. Gibbs, John j. COINS
OTTO A. RosaIsky. George billiard. Smith Pine
Abraham Gruber Alfred Il. Page, Amasa thornton
Charles A. Berrian. James NJ. Doremus ana James
" Perry The committee Will meet tomorrow
af,ernoon and organize for work In the campaign
Mr. Lauterbach and George r. Bidwel. the secre-
tarv Of the County Committee. are ex-officio mem
hers Of the Campaign Committee.
The Republican Committee on Pubic Meetings.
which is one OF the standing committees OF the
County Committee. will have a new chairman Tor
the campaign George w. stephens. the former
chairman withdrew from the committee after ac-
cenfjng public office Mr.. Lauterbach yesterday APP
nointed charles H. Treat as the new cha irman OF
the committee
JOIIN J. CULLEN NAMED by O'BRIENITES.
A Senate and an Assembly convention OF OBricn
Democrats was held in new hall In Thrd-ave. near
Thrtv-third-st last night and resulted In the nom
netion of ex Senator John J. Cullen for Senator
from the XVIII Senate District and that OF John
o'Ncil for Assemblyman from the NNth Assembly
District Cullen was formerly a Tamrnany man.
ofNeu homes to receive the Republican lndOrse-
n,cnt and will run against the Tammany Assembly
candidate John i. Corrigan. O'Neil also got the
STATE Democracy nomination last night
cullens Tammany opponent rs ex-Ponce justice
Grady This IL Cuen's first break with the Wig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
THE REGISTRY LISTS.
ANOTHER RICHTER WANTED
THE CENTRAL TRUST CoMPANY's PLAN FOR TAX
ING THE WEST SUPERIOR STEEL PLANT

THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANYs PLAN FOR TAX
ING THE WEST SUPERIOR STEEL PLANT
West Superior. Wis. Oct. "a motion was me-
before Judge Ninje this evening for the "ppo"',,
ment OF a receiver for the West superior ITO" Oh.
Steel Company. Already there are TWO re.e' -.
for the company's property, 7. [. ANo'r ,o d,
S,,or,or cour, y, ,hts CITY and Robert Kelly. iol
the Superior Court at Milwaukee; AZ pI.sTelh,, IN,
Kelly is in charge. having ousied Mt ANoru " '"'
AID OF the Sheriff l.. Means.
The motion this evening was MADE oy ~ Trms,
land Smith. attorneys for the en :, 800 go al
Company of New-York. which holds si'Sssp r,
the companys bonds. being trustee ror I JONI
Rockefeller 10 the extent OF ssDVo ne r re nv
sh n which IL now asked FOR. - made posslpeL ~
a modification by Judge Ludwig; OF MiIwsnsrsi
OF his restraining order. which allows tne sanst
Trust Company alone bring an acuoh asa"''
his receiver TO foreclose its trust deed oy sun
Judge Smith. OF superior mace ,ernsy ," FOR the
trust company assert that the way j. now c ,ss,
for them 10 go ahead and take the prSUptsrS vinM
freezing out all other creditors. Juose 'AS'
took the motion under advlsemen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
SENATOR CANTOR WITHDRAWs.

THE TAMMANY FIGHT IN THE XXTH-AN ALL
NIGHT CONVENTION.
The XXth Senate District Convention OF lahli'"ns
Hall reconvened at II O'Clock last night. AT no So
East Eiphty-fourth-st and the fight for the ho'ni-
nation was renewed between the friends OF 'ohn
Long of the XXXth Assembly District, Johh d.
pvan of the XXXII1 and Patrick F. kerrlgah OF
tho XXXIIId Three ballots were taken WITHOUT
efect when Assistant Distrlct-Attorney John f. SiV
Intyre moved for recess of twenty minutes 10 AZ
low the delegates Of the XNHth DISTRICT t''e -
confer The delegates from the ANAth di NOT -
turn 10 the convention till 12:25 ociock TINS Hio'"-
ing when Mr. Mcintyre stated that MS ueies'
,ion had Withdrawn the name Of John Long by re-
quest of the candidate and had substituted 'ne
name If Jacob A. Cantor. When Mr.. cantor :
pame was mentioned there were loud cries OF
mo. No Fourteenth-st here! He's an enemy ol
labor ~
Julius Levy rose to his feet and in excited tones
denied that the delegation was favorap'e 10 '@n-
,or,s candidacy Great confusion followed. \ vote
was t,ken which resulted as follows: Cantor -:
Ferrgan. AZ. and Long. . Among mos NOS sn3
voted for Cantor were Lawrence Dei'"o"r a"'
Peter J. Begey boted and cast his vote for John
RYAN after an indy dual vote Of the deiegd,tlo'
had been ordered a second oahG % EeEresn Il
a ana mis- morning Mr Mcintyre asked for I'VE
minutes for further consultation WIN ms men
Hon At ll5 o'clock the NANth Ds"'c' i"e'
were still in consultation , . ,ha cor-
vanton later and Senator Cantor withdrew ms
name The XXXth District men then returned o 20
ne support of Long At 30 a. m recess WAS
taken for half IN hour