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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
THE WARRANTS DISMISSED.
The Physicians Had Notified the
Board.

Board.
The Mayor arranged to hear the
charges against Drs. Tunstail, Rutlin
and Leie b, for not reporting n case of
contagious disease, yesterday at II
O'Clock and st that hour there were
present three lawyers, the president
of the Board of Health, newspaper
men and others. DR.. Lsnkford,
the card from DR.. Ruiliu. reporting
the case in question, was delivered
at his Office, but mislaid and that
ths Board had acted upon q misuu
derstauding OF the facts. The pres
ideut explained that the note was
not put upon the table which held
his letters and papers, but upsn
another.
Upon this statement being made
Mayor Petit decided to dismiss the
charges. DR.. Vance, the secretary
OF the board. thought this tctlon
proper under the circEm stances.
MIR, Kilby, of the board, arrived
just after the Mayor had rendered
his decision, and was Dissatisfied.
lie aid not believe tie card had boon
sent in proper time. He said it had
gone out that this case was to be
whitewashed and he did not want it
to look like there had been any
monkey business. He said that had
he been present when the case was
called ne could have shown that the
disease ought to have been reported
sooner.
Drs. Landlord and Vance said the
warrants had been Issued under q
Misrepresentation OF the facts.
The at1ulr will likely he discussed
at the next meeting OF the board.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
iseqliire n License,

A colored man named Walker was
arrested for selling oranges and
lfhits from wagon without q ii.
eense. ID was taken before Justice
burroughs and exhibited d receipt
showing that he had PAID % cents
20 the Clerk of the Market for the
privilege OF selling one day. The
Justice decided that such persons
should be required to take out q
peddler's license.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
Deception 10 Rev. VAR. Leanc.

The congregation of the Third
Baptist Church last night rendered
to their pastor. Rev. W. S. Leake, e.
delightful reception at the church.
All the pastors in the city were in
vited and goodly mum Der of thom
were present. Many OF his flock
and friends OF other denominations
shook Mr.. Leake's hand. The even.
ing Will long be remembered most
pleasantly by all who wore In at.
tendance,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
Inventory,

While the public is taking such an
active interest in The Casket in stocl,
taking, the Messrs. Greenwood
Will postpone indefinitely, their ar.
hual inventory. Low prices, large
and varied stock snd constant acce,.
slons prevail at 1873 Main street.
Chronometers properly rated al the
only place The Caskat." Watcher.
clocks and jewelry properly repaired
aud satiefe ction assured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
hhsical, Literary and Dramatic
Entertain ment.

An interesting programme will
be presented TO the public at tic
Academy OF Music to night by tho
pupils of st. Mary's Male Acade my.
The programme will be composed
OF songs, Rotations, Zouave drill.
Indian club swinging and two
lhughable after pieces. This enter.
tainment deserves to be largely pat
ron'2ed, as 1t is for the threelold
benefit of St. Anne's Benevolent
ASSOCIATION. Boys Home and st,
Mary's Orphan Asylum.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
THE FIRST CLUB CASE.

Heavy Fine for Violating the
In the Corporation Court yester-
day MIR. @. A. Merrell. proprietor
of social club, was fined SiOO for
violating the liquor law. This is the
first OF the social club cases. VII
liam johnson, colored, convicted of
robblng Sorey's store, was sent to
the penitentiary for SIX years.
Elijah Marris. colured, same offense,
three months in Jail aud fined So,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

Low prices on account of stock .
taking. We are Offering special
low prices previous to inventory.
You can save money by buying from
ns now. Look at prices In window.
Chapman d Jakemsu,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
Clearing up sale, Nrighrs. LOG
Main Street.

Special bargains in embroideries
eorchon laces. dress goods, stamped
linens, lace curtains, portieres, crash.
damask, dress silks, drapery silks,
&c. Stock must be reduced,
Nrights. 1876 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

Prior to stock. taking, February
list, We will offer dismonas GU,
watches at the very lowest figures to
cash buyers, +. II. Gale, l62 Main
assses. "A
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

a few of those tailor made over
coats still left. We are selling them
ct cost for cash. Nichols & Wallace.
ago Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
local Meteorological DATA,
ZOE "A HOURS ENDING d o'oLook LAST
aI0up.l

U.S. DEPARTMENT. OF AanIouLrusr,
WEATHEs BUREAU,
Local ONCE. Dodson Building.
NORFOLK. Va. January 90, 1896. !
maximum Temperature. ~ "a
mlnimum temperature. 40
normal temperature. doducsd from
40 years observation. ...,.. IL
departure from norman ......... plus
Accumulated departures for the
month ..plus l6
Jan. Isl ..plus 16
Precipitation, in inches. o
TOTAL precipitation since LIST OF the
month .....:............. 1893
j. j. GRAY Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
La OIdcn .a,inea

People overlooked the Importance
OF permanently benefcial effects
and we're satisfied with transient
action; but now that 1t is generally
known that Syrup of Figs will per
manently cure habitunl constipation.
we'll informed people will not buy
other lnxatives, which act for q time.
but finally injnre the system.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
STEAMER PURCHASED,

"The company has purchased the
sidewheel steamer City Of Rich
mond, now at New London, Conn.
and she will be put on the new
route as soon as the details have
been arranged. We will put two
boats on the route, which will give
Us daily line. The Jane Moseley
seems adapted for our purposes and
we may buy her. We are looking
at another steamer now in New
York city. Either of these vessels
will ill the bill"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
A STEAMBOAT PROJECT
New Company That Wants a Share
of NorfoIk's Trade.
A NEW YORK SYNDICATE
a New Line to Run From Balti-
more TO Norfolk Has Purchased
the Steamer City of Rich
mond. Looking for An
other Steamer.

Mr.. Russell Colgrove, superin
tendent of the Oolgrove Transport
alton Company OF Washington, D.
O., says the Sun, was in Baltimore
Monday arranging to start new
steamboat line to run from Balti-
more to Norfolk. The line is to be
run IN opposition to the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company, which now
has practically monopoly of the
steamboat travel to Norfolk from
this port.
LOOKING FOR wRARvEs,
MIR. Colgrove called on Capt. Viii.
lard Thomson, general manager of
the Baltimore, Chesapeake nd Allan
tic Railway Company, to try to nego.
tinte for one of the company s
formed him that all of the wharves
controlled by the d. @. and A. Com
pany are in use. MIR. Colgrove
then applied to MIR. Sloan, who
owns Pier No. 10, Light street, and
obtained terms OF which tho pier
can be secured. He also examined
the steamer Jane Moseley, lying at
Light street. and inquired the price
at which she could be bought.
STRONG BACKING.
In speaking of the new enterprise,
Mr.. Colgrove said: "Our company
is chartered in New York and has
strong financial backing. MIR. Bur
nnby, a New York capitalist, ls
president of the new syndicate and
Is also connected with the Knicker-
booker Steamboat Company. 1t was
at first intended to run line OF
steamers between Washington and
Norfolk. This plan has been changed
and an opposition to the Old Bay
Line from Baltimore will be started.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

Remember our overcoats. They
ere beng sold at prime cost for
cash. Nichols Il Wallace, l69 Main
Btreet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
"ilIcy.H crborr.

Mr.. Gilman Alphonso Wiley was
married to Miss May Herbert yes.
terday afternoon, Rev. Arthur S.
Lloyd. rector Of st. Luke's 2. T..
Church officiating.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
west to southwest winds.

mlsATpRs AEALMAo.-Sua rises. TIA q. m.
SUI SUI sets. OH o. m; high water. las Z. M. and
s'ii p. nj low water. i:23 am. and 2:33 n m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
HAY.

Several cars en- route; must be
sold also some on track here, II.
Il. Owens, 30 Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

In pnrity tnare is health. is the
motto OF the Virginia Dairy Lunch.
1atronize it. Open ali night. 90
AAaia a!EeSts nesS Commerce slreet,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

Jewelry. cut glass, silverware and
brio.a'brac at reduced prices. pre-.
vious to inventory. Chapman Il
Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
HAGEMAN'S
ANANDINE LOTION |!

1t dries at once. and kid gloves may be
worn lmme late after applying.
For gentleman use after SHAY .nS. IL
stands without an equal. the sensation ~
proau es when applied to the skin being
highly plens ng.
Il il. not a ''cure all. but 1t has tho
power OF preventing and ron owing Sun.
burn. Y ind an and Chafeti Skin. as well
as al ordinary irri;a'iOns.
1t ac by improving the softnes,
clearness aud healthy tone OF tho sEiu,
aud its daily applications tends to pre-.
serve il from the RctIon of 'ryln w!nd'.
extreme temperature and the like. pric,
WITHIN tho reach of everybody
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

An elegant combination of harmless
substances prepared III such "a lmanaet
as TO obtain the most gratifying resul;A
1t forms a most delightful Toilet ArtiA
Gle Tor the purposes for which il is m
tended. Nothing enters the compost
ton of this niniMbe article which
could prove injurious to the mos deli
cate skin: M II Ia perfectly harmless 10
might he taken internally with entire
safety.
1t is not only n substitute for, but iD
every respect superior to Cam phor lee,
Gold Cream, Naseline anil like prepare
ton
Most remedies used for their emollien,
effect possesses the very Oh ect enable
features of being sticky and greasy: bus
th-s' defects have been overcome by tue
production of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
Dissolution Notice 4!

We. the undors 2ned. who have been
cunducNn retail grocery and houor
business II Sunoia. uudcr the nrn. name
o. Iusyear Il Jackson have TING day uis
solved copar nersnip By mutual consent
d. Ii. fnryehr will continme the bUsine.s.
assuming all e,pons LiliIcs and col
leoIing ali outstanding bils.
w. 4. JAO SON,
j. Ii. PUBYEAk.
s9ESo1i5s Va. Jan. AZ lopA aaaS%of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
The virgIIniiaa Is; Daily Hints
HOUSE KEEPERS
Bill Of Fare
TOMORROW,
ThM.sday, 24th q! Ianualy.

lCOffEiSH1.
II Is tCs<lfsS q S,cf admiration ~ ds!orr-
wa our house o. C;;r person: l.. rs 3GOrn
c,G' csuGeas by thc charms q ~ iN,r,
oad omiob6s,
BR EAN ST Apples CORN
MUsh and Cream. Beefst ak. Drowned
Totatoes. lrlhe. Waters. White
Bread Coffee
DIN ~ E e. Roast Chicken. Mashed
Potatoes. Canno string Beans Sguass.
Curiant Jolly. oiled Custard Cake
SORPGtS- read ana Butter
Canned Berries. Milk Crackers, Cheese
Tea,
APPLE TARTS.
Make y plai pie crust with butter and
scnr milk; moulding quite stin: no.i
tn II; cut N square pieces about fonr
isches IN, ~ dessert spoonfulof siited.
Eweetened and spi ed apple in each.
Fold over, wet the edges with milk aud
press together. Dsmpen the crust with
e. etene milk. Bake on buitered TIN
i'll quick oven. Eat cold with cream,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUB NOR.
1 FOLK SOCIETY FOR mi! FREVEN HOS
OF CnL ELY 10 ANIMALS will be ned in
INC ! NJ. C. 4. HALL THURSDAY EVEN.
V. Tudor and other LITER sting i.nrir.s ria
public generally aud ladies' e,pccis4, ar. In
fited TO be preiont W Il BARTON.
J!-S-&I secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
FL TINES.

NOuCE-AN ADJOURNEp MEETING N
~ the NORFOLK UOHTlCULTURALA AND
Pathological O,IETI VIII be held In the
Office OF Jo1n y. Whieheal, Lsq., No. bank
stIeet THURSDAY, January 9Th 1895. at II
IN. full attendance reluu,tad
q. +. Is, LEIGHTON,
President
WALTER A. EDWARDS. socretarN ja29-2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23

pARTN ERSHIP.- MIR. JOS. S. MOORE HAS
this day purchased an interest In TIE
IORTER-MCNEAL 90. 1877 Water street.
The bushes, will be continued at the ord
stand under the same nam rs before
TUE PoRTER-MCNEAL co.
January LIST, lss' ia23-2t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-23
WEATHER. Ii EPUxT,
Forecast ror To-day.

~AhHiHETnN. ID. G.. January %. 1885.
For Virginia Fair west winda
Por North Carolina: Fair; warmer;
! west to southwest winds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
= Gin unbefarssasraIufer.

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Sag. mir, Sstar, mo bait 9u bsnn
ben Rod sstuuft? = Munn: ga, BEL
Weisr, no i6 ale msiRe Su6en taufe.
= 6rau: 4ber bas If ic Dein aIt,r
Rod, ben i9 ibm Dor aht Saesn psr=
fault 9a5e. - Monn: a6. barum ia9t.
Meier aud. sr idBe mir - sois aus:,
sohsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

g 6Iau. npapa, ib peiB isBt
i6pn, mas i'd Dir gu Oeinem nGditen
9eburtstas faufe!" - rRun, pas
psnu2" = nGinen semulteR pfeifens
topf!" = nSa, i9 babs bod ihoR ei.
nen iebr I60n.nl" = Den bab' I'D
absr grab serbrO6en!"
= 8e0entIi9. Slsii4trs.
f0bnlein (na4oem es cine Weile bet
Der WurItbsreituns 3useisb.R): -Ou,
Batter, iebt fpeib i'd erIt, tpdrit7 bic
WurIt eine Saut bat" = rRd alio.
parum bean?" - rOamit man Rt4t
Iisbt mas aIss Sria it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

believed such proposition was made to him In
formally, and that it named Mr.. Richardson as
arbitrator.
1T would make no difference" said Mr.. Lewis.
IF hundred such offers were made. 1t Is TOO
late to arbitrate The committee gave the COM
pany no opportunity to get new men. and when
they quit we set about getting n en- TO hll their
places at once. We haven't anything to arbitrate.
All We want Is for the men TO let our men and
property alone so that run our cars.
"Will the strike Of the llnemen embarrass your
company"
II don't think 1t WILL said Mr. Lewis. 1--WE
can doubtless hire new men. II the linemen
have gone out they have broken signed con-
tract made by their officers with Men who
will do that when they have been fairly treated
right along do not deserve the consideration
that business men accord to each other"
What have you TO say Of the situaton?"
1T is simply question Of time before the
roads are running again with their full COM
pement OF cars"
What about tomorrow"
1--WE shall probably open four new lines and
run 300 cars. We about 200 to-day"
What time do you propose to opsn?
II don't care to give that out tonight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
GENERAL FATRcHILD DEPLORES IA WLESSyESS

Chicago. Jan. 23.Thc ohio Society Of Chicago
held It's annual social gathering at the Grand IA
cinc Hotel last night. The banquet was preceded
by reception in honor OF three distinguished sons
Of Ohio General Warren j. kcfer General Russell
4. Algcr and General Lucius Fhirchild. TWO nun
dred guests attended. General Keifcr. ex-Spcaker
Of the House Of Representatives,. was Introduced
by President Blvona. OF the society. as the first
speaker Of the evening His address extolcl the
gorcs OF the buckeye Commonwealth In peace
and war He said Ohio once the third state
I'm wealth end population, but recently had been
beaten by Illinois, but 1t only because so many
Ohio people had emlgrated
F,y Governor Fairchild. OF Wisconsin, dep.ored
the prevalence OF riots and strikes. and In closing
said:
1t were better that our old comrades OF 6l-'6,
had never given II dollar shed drop OF blood
preserve the Republic which they did save thafi
have IL dcfed by the lawless There IL gospel
which should be preached every day and every
hour. and that Is. obedience to law II the law
IL wrong amend IT, No should dare DEFY the
law except at the mouth OF the cannon or ri'e
The speaker hoped such awlessness would be
punishable by death after 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
SENATOR ELECT BAKERS POLITICAL CREED

roneka. Kan. Jan . ,speciaD.-rhe joint CON
,.ep,ion or the Legislature met to-day and Lucrn
Baker OF Ieavenworth diop). was elected uhted
s.o,es Senator from Kansas. He received ioi votes
80, ~ tho ree cast The senator appeared and made
n short speech. which was many times interrupted
hv applaus~ lie said:
7 wish T. say what my hccfs are on some SUD
t..,s I believe that no body of men on earth was
s,.r entitled TO more praise than the old so'l.'is'
- long a. the country stands 50 long VIII the M N
I ftyor protection 20 American Industries. ! b'lrV"
u r.rur, ,.ty fn trade WIKI other nations. pt..tFf
"a i,fL roiI AMI silver Du f parity - circulating
Irciium ! want National currency as strong as
IN, nag Itself / am with YOU on the subject oi
trausuortatlnn. / Viii try 60 20 equal justice on
fhat want the IS; q transportation reduced -
,he l,we-' figure consistent with corporate rights
and privileges The time has come for ns 10 say
America Tor Americans. The OaGer foreign ele.
meats should hc fosb!dfeu fIcrn our fnescA fIa'
those who 10 come may com" to support our lnsu-
futions and without injustice - American labor.
Above an things / am a Kaustn ! bclieyr In her
mon and women IN her history and future prosper
ity ana wealth / viii Try ani uphold her honor on
all Occasl0us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
7ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Cleveland. Jan. 23,-At meeting OF hay dealers rs
of the country held here yesterday hhtioha'
association formed.
Albany. Jan. 23.-By the overturnine OF HOOK anu
Ladder Truck No |. OF the Albany Fire Depart
ment at Green and Westerlo SITS, while on tne
way TO answer alarm OF fire at $3.50 o'clock ths
morning Robert Gilmore was killed, ana Johii
Kanary probably fatally hurt
Pierre 5. d.. Jan. 23.-There was a great ngn,
yesferyiay. the resubmissiOn OF the Pronipi,.
iory law came up in the Senate. Petitions slshca
bv 6 90 people from thrty-one counties were rean;
Dyyaving that the bill be defeated. The bill passed
hv a vote OF 26 to II. Having passed the noust'
10 hI Is now law and the sentiment Is that fro-
hibI.On will be repealed.
proddock. Penn. Jan. 2S.--Joseph Wolfe. a liquor,
daoi'r generally known az the Hungarian king
and wealthy has been defrauded o. about *pv''
h~ Iasp.r Augustine. who had been trusted WIN
severol real estate deals
Lima. Ohio Jan. 2.-Miss Ida Weaver scnooi
.eacher vas fatally assaulted by the sixteeh-yeai
old SON Of Isaac Baber, whom she a@tteip.,u @ p,, 20 q
udu uduriTro,J He struck her on tn, head Win y, q
'Iana NJ stOyewood, and IL is stated that Sne VII.
pot survive Miss Weavers father came mere ls
nvarIne and swore out a warrant ior p"pe'
arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
STEPHEN b. ELKINS CHOSEN SENhIo"

DEMOCRATS As WELL AS REPUBLICANS ''''
WEST VIRGINIAs NEW REPRESENTATIVE.
Charleston W. Va. Jan. q tSpeciaD-ihe ee0
ton OF stephen b. Elkns as United states sem"
tor from West Virginia occurred at noon he was
n,aced In nomination by Stewart =. Reed In an e'o-
ouent speech and the nomination was secoiiueu
bv Sneaker w Seymour Edwards. Senator cain-
den was nominated by Senator Scott. seconded p'
DeIegate Kidd and Senator Henderson The vo'e
resulted: Elkins co; Camden. %; Writ H. Nea'
pom. q When President Worey announced 'he
election of Mr. Elkins II was greeted win app'"ue
that could have been heard squares away.
In the Senate this afternoon Peck Dem)' IN 'he
course OF a debate. took occasion to speak OF Ai'
F,lkins saying that he understood MT Eik'''s
would stand up for the people. and under 'ha'
dors,,nd,nc he proposed TO stand up for MT
Flkins As a compliment to him. the state Home
for Incurabes II established, is to be located al
I,,krs and the amendment providing for TINS came
.rnrn he democratic side and was voted TOT py
democrats each OF whom announced ina o,,nd n
f"vnred II as a compliment TO the next Ini'eu
States Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
THEY OFFER TO 4 ARBITRATE.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR SUBMIT A PROPOSE
TTON TO THE PRESIDENTS.

=, ,r prrr-sAI FROM NORTON AND IEWIs-THE
sry,krps prpGJsu A STATEMENT. AND MIR.
LEWIS SAYS HE WANTS THE MEN TO
LET THE COMPANY ALONE.
For the first time since the strike began 'he
strikers Yesterday afternoon showed Signs Oh
weakness The executive board waited on lFeSi-
don, Norton of the Atlantic Avenue SYSTEM ana
onerod to arbltratc. They met polnt-plahK re-
,usal The resolution offered to Mr.. Norton Is as
follows:
u. :, and Il is hereby resolved that the entire e
subject OF cations now exI,1nS & sq5 bc;ween
and among the public, the Atlantic avenue s" ~
COMPANY OF HroSS}n ~ }ar aa as the ne said
have the to %am Ss is hfFfsy sTs% Of the
and transrerrgI TO me Secretary and treasurer OF
the American and NewYork state street ha,way way
Association and settle and We
The Executive Board District Assembly 40 40 20, .o
said railroad company. hereby agree to iaihiuIly
abide BY execute and fulh al he cohd,lons
o6saons and Sna nsastlemcnt as be made
in writing BY the said Rcharson n,a al any me l ana
MRNTN Ri'ff H5%sSEs' t!55SNELS !5 2nA,5S
pisom IUnn Best' Bst. patrick Joseph Collins and William L.
Holcombe. Executive Members W. D. Donovan
witness .
No 7, ,ast evening Issued the following mani
festo:
onr representaiive. agreeable to Instructions.
o.jiad ON Reniemin Norton president OF the At
ian,ic Avenuc railroad Company, and presented or
offered TO accept Mr. William J. Ren,arison; Oh
socrctarv and treasurer OF the American and New
York State Street Railroad Assocation OF twenty,
ssvon vcars' experience in raiiroad hnars, as a
norson m whom we would Internationally submit
our grlcvances FOR adjustment In accordance wita
cned TO treat with our representative IN any way
President Lewis was asked at a late hour last
night II his linemen had struck and said he had
hoard something TO that effect When asked II
the strikers had made a proposition to him similar
10 the one made to President Norton he said he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
LEGISLATURES BALLOT FOR SENATOR'S

Sacramento. cal, Jan. 3.-The two houses OF the
Legislature assembled in Joint session to-day and
formally elected George c. Perkins United states
Senator 10 succeed himself
Olympa Wash. Jan. 23.-The first ballot FOR
United States Senator taken In the Legislature
today resulting In no choice.
Sa.em ore. Jan. 3--Senator Doph received ~
votes I'm the jon, session OF the Legislature to-day
lacking one vote 10 eject. The session adjourned
until tomorrow.
Boise Idaho. Jan. 23.-The beginning OF the end
vas reached In the Senatorial contest to-day. The
vote In joint session stood: Shoup. b. Sweet. 49,
RenresenfatIvc Gamble OK Laiah. Sweets own
county voted for Shoup and Senator Browne de-
clnei TO vote. 1t IS believed that Shoup VIII be
elected
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 23-The Legislature to-day
elected Isham g. Harris (Dem) 10 succeed himself
In the United States Senate The vote stood: Harris
70. Sanford N,cpJ. 80, Minis PopJ. 3
Springfield. H. Jan. BIN the joint Assembly
to-day Shelby NJ. Cuom had majority In both
houses. and he declared elected Tor the SIX
years following March next
Pierre. S. -. Jan 23.-The joint convention oi
the two houses met to-day and reelected Senator
Pettigrcw hy 4 vote Of io2 10 "a for j. {. craw''Id
G'OpD,