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A DIES MONIES woman who has been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
to try m old remedy in n now way, aud
accordingly took a tablespoonful -four
times tho usual doso) OF Chamberlain's
Cough remedy just botorc going to bed.
Tho next morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely disappeared.
During tho day she took n fow doses of
tho remedy (ono t%easpooniul 1t n timc)
and at night again took n tablespoonful
before going to bod, and on tho follow.
ing morning nwoko FREQ from all symp.
toms OF tho cold. Since then she has,
on soyeral occasions, used this remedy
In like manner, with tho sano good 70.
suits, mud is much clatcd over her dis
covcEy Of so quick n way Of curing n
cold. For sale by Chas. r. Gootzo, Will
". Irwin, John klari, Wm.E L. Williams,
c. Monkomeller, VIM. Ii. Hague. III. G.
Stewart. a. L. Scheolo, ]. Coleman. G.
Schnepf, VIM. Monkemollor, Wheeling,
W. Va; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; u, f,
Peabody 4 Son, Bonwood.
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"HOME
a New Institutiou Being Tiled In Chicago
To Abato tn. Liquor Evil.

A New Institutlon Being Tried In Chicago
To Aba,o tn, Liquor Evil.
CHIcAGo, Feb. 5.-The first OF tho So
called homo saloons" was opened last
night at 60 West Adams street. John
A. Nichol and several ladie, acted as as.
sistan,s to the bar keeper aud one pref
ty miss played the piano whilo the
temperance topers drank. Several
c~lergyneu dropped in during the even
ing, took their drinks, sampled the FREQ
lunch and went out. Francis E Will
ard bcamed down on them from tho
wall behind the bar. probably the first
time her Autograph hiss been used in a
saloon.
Mr.. F. P. Volt. tho chemist employed
by the Home Saloon Association to in
vent harmless drinks, was on hand with
several new samples.
With FIVE cent drinks soup and sand.
witches are served. With ten cent drinks
a meal is given. Papers aud magazines
are strewn about, and there are several
checker and chess boards in this model
saloon. Later there will be q roof garden.
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LOCAL B%i,fvIrIEs.
Matters OF. Minor Moment IN AMI AboI
the city,

Matters of. ,ilnor Moment IN ani About
the City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
OrERA HOUSE, this evening-"Dlack
Crook"
The GRAND this evcnius-The Rentz.
santley Co.
\ TIE Bonwood forty ia laid up on &C.
count oil tho heavy leo.
TnE pudding department at tho
hstna.Standard will probably rosumo
to-day.
YESTERDAY tho last will OF Margaret
Jano Murling was admitted to probate
and ordered to DO recorded.
TIE 5 aud 0 inch guido mills at tho
f1tna.Standard weto oif yesterday on
account OF tho shortage OF Gas.
MEETINGS OF tho council committees
on equalization and appeals and on
markets have been called for this ovon.
lug.
THERE were nc casos for tho police
court yesterday. Tho weather 10 too
cold for the boys to do anything worthy
Of arrest.
1uE case OF House and Hermann
against John uorvoy proprietor OF tho
Imperial House. Bridgeport, has been
amicably settled.
A TwELvE.YEAR.oLD boy at McMechen,
who didn't know 1t was loaded" shot
himself whilo handling n revolver aud
may die. His name is Hart.
CLERK HOOK yesterday issued a mar
riage license to William Reeves, aged
twenty-five, aud Cora Evans, aged
twenty.one, both colored rcsidents OF
this city.
THE criminal court was not in session
yesterday. Judge Hugus will hold n
session to-day, when tho term will
probably end. The jury has already
been dismissed.
IL tho criminal court yesterday there
was only ono order entered. Minnie
II. Pickett was granted a divorce from,
W. Clint Pickett. The suit has been
pending for some time.
LIEUTENANT CLEMANs yesterday locked
up q PLAIN drunk case, tho man giving
his name as A. Robins, and saying he
was n drummer. He was lying on the
street, and in danger OF freezing to
death.
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MOTOR
Two Cars on the Kansas City Elevated
Collide In Mid Air.

Two Cars on tho Kansas City Elevated
Collide In Mid AIR.
KANSAS CRY, No, Fob. 5.-Two
heavy trolley cars collided high up in
the air on the elevated railway structure
in Kansas City, Kansas, to-day. They
were going at full speed on the north
track and while the force OF the collision
was so great that the front platforms
were demolished and the west-bound
car showed back of its trucks, neither
car went of the structure. Forty pas.
sengers were aboard the two cars. Sin.
gularly enough there was no loss OF life
and the only serious injury was to tho
two motormen.
The list Of tho injured follows:
James Jackman, motormau, left foot
smashed; Albert McNamore, motor.
man. lose broken and face cut; L. d.
Greene, left leg larcera.ed; Patrick Nc
Trevore. Il with glass. Several others
we're slightly injured.
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TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF John Kraft. deceased; Albert
Knit, deceased: Amelia Van Fosscn, deceas'
ed; and Mary T. Kraft, deceased.
In pursuance OF n decree OF tho Circuit Court
OF tho county Of Ohio. made In a cause therein
pending, 10 subject the real estate OF the said
John Kraft, the said Albert Kraft, the said Anne
ia Van FoScn mud tho said Mary r. Kraft to the
payment OF thclr respective debts. you are re-
OF the said John Krait, the estate Of the said AL
bert kratl, the estate OF the said Amelia Van
FoSSol. and The estate Of the said Mary L. KRAFT
for adjudication 10 Geo. X. T. GilchrlSt, com.
missioner, ut his Office In said county. No. ltA
Chapllnc street, Wheeling. ". Va, on or before
the seventh day Of March. 1886.
Witness John ". Mitchell. clerk oil the said
court, this twenty-second day OF January. 1895.
innJ-w JOuN " M~ITCIIFIlL Clerk.
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NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERs.


To all persons holding liens, by judgment or
Otherwise. on the real estate, or any part there
OF, OF Theodore Kraft, LAvinia K. OdbeIt. VIII.
iam B. Odbert William Kraft, Lewis D.. Kraft.
Georgia Van FosSeu, Morse II. Van FoSen. Pc
mella Krait, Fred Kraft. Homer Kraft, Jennie
Kraft and Cora KRAFT:
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. made In a cause therein pend.
Ing TO subject the real estRte OF the said Theo-
dorc KRAFT, Laviuia X. odbert, William B. Cd
bert, William Kraft, Lewis D. Krhf. Georgia
Van Fossen. Morse IL. Van FoSsen. Pemelia
Kraft. Fred Kraft, Homer Kraft. Jennie Kraft
and Cora kratt 10 tho satisfaction Of the liens
thereon. you are hereby required TO present all
claims held by you and each Of you against the
taIt herein above nnmcd parties. which are
liens on their real estate. or the real estate OF any
Of them. or any part OF It. for adjudication 70 me
at my Office. No. 1901 Chaplinc street, In the City
Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, W. Va. on or be.
fore the seventh day OF March. 1896.
Given under my hand this tweuty.second day
OF January, 1886. GEO. Z Z GILCHRIST,
ta@Lw Commissioner.
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Whallen & Mar,ell's elaborate pro.
duction Of South Before tho War" will
be the attraction nj tho Grand Opera
House tho last three nights oil this week.
Tho play since lnst seen has been
completely overhauled and many now
and novel features added. The COM
pany is composed OF fifty artists, iu-
Guiding Mr.. Charley Howard Ms Uncle
Eph. and the old Wheeling favoritc,
Billy Williams, as Auni Go.
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%PrrrsBURdu, Feb. "a meeting OF
the coal operators OF this district will bo
held 10 this city Thursday to discuss
trade conditions and to take ONO action
toward Il uniform mining rate for tho
district. At present every operator
who is working his mines i. paying n
different rate. which has resulted in n
Generalization Of tho trade. Operators
from Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland arc
oxpected in attendance.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,
state OF West Virginia Ohio County, IS. In the
Circuit Court OF said County.
William G. Clato. and Others !

IN Mp
GrecnB Jefferson and Others.
by virtue OF a decree madc BY said CONT In
the above entitled Cause on the 18th day OF No.
vemoer, 1891. the undersigned appointed A
special commissioner for the purpose, will sell
al the north front door Of tho Court House OF
said county, on
SATURDAY, the I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1886,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a m. the following
described real estate. that Is 10 say:
Inc MoErow street or west part OF tina, certain
lot or parcel oil ground situate In the county Of
ohio: West Virginia, In tho addition 90 the city
OF wheeling laid out BY Charles T. Churchill.
trustee. known rs Bucna Vista addition, that is
TO say: The west part Of lot numbered Ave in
square numbered thirty.fvc OF said addition,
SAID part fronts on Morrow street and runs cast
toward Fitih, now Eoir street, ~fity.hve feet and
TERMS or S~ALE:-0uc.third aud US much more
AS the purchaser elects TO pay in cash on Tho
day OF sale, the balance In equal inStallmcnts nj
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
inc Gay OIL sale 10 be given for the deferred pay.
W.. W. CoWDEN, Special Commissioner
W., II. HAiLEH. Auctiouccr.
| herby certify that ". J. W. Cowdcn, Spr.
cial commissioner, has given bond with security
approved by me, rs required by law and said
decree oil sale. JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK,
iASO.w
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Il
BY rirsuc Of a decd OF trust made by John G.
R-Cowden. trustee, dated August 1. 1883, and
recorded in the office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. in Deed OF
Trust Book No: 20. page rs. aud also by virtue
made on tho 10Th day OF January, 1895. appoint
Ing W. J. W. CowdGn trustee In place OF said
trustee named In said deed. and substituting to
him nllthc rights. powers, duties and response.
bilitte, OF the trustee named In Na!d deed, | will
sell at the north front door OF the Court House
OF said county on
SATURDAY, the sd DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1895,
commencing at 10 O'Clock am the following dc.
scribed property. that Is TO ssy: A tract OF land
situated on the waters OF Little Wheeling Greek,
near valley Grove, Ohio County. West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stone
near the Hempheld railroad bridge. aud running
near the line OF said ruilruad north 23lSo cast
IL 40 poles 10 a post; thence north i5a1S cas-; 6
poles 10 n post; thence north 2ll{o cast j. poles
TO q post thence north 90 east S.l0 poles 10 a
post corner 70 the lands Of Ihomas whims !;
thence with his line south 5sLS' east 81 poles to
a stone corner in said line; thence with said
line south Sl' east IS poles to n stone corner in
Dlces line thence With his line south 65o west
81 poles 10 a stone corner thence north
4oA' west ) $40 poles 10 a stone corner
10 MH. Beagle thence north 5l1so west
y $40 poles 10 the place OF beginning. contain
ing seventeen acres and one hundred poles
moro or less.
Also one lot Of ground and buildings situated
thereon. on Little Wheeling Creek, At Valley
Grove, ohio county, West Virginia, adjoining
lands OF Ms. Mary Beagle. bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stone bridge across Little
wheeling Creek, thence up said creek with the
mcanderines thereof TO u double black walnut
standing on the north side OF said creek; thence
TO the school house ience; thence, with said
fence and the National road 10 the place OF be-
ginning, containing one acre more or less.
FERNS OF SALE:-onc.third and rs much moro
asthe purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the
day OF sale, the balance In equal installmcnts al
one and two years, notes bearing intcrcs, from
the day OF sale 10 be given for the deferred pay.
mSntS; W. J. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLEE. Auctioneer. ja3O.w
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THE Panhandle Dyeing establish
mont, owned by John Hoilmeior, at No.
l4Sl Market street, is tho best equipped
house oil its kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to the dyeing aud cleaning depart
mcnts n corps OF lirst-class tailora aro
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
as it Ia possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO mado
to look like now. Satisfaction guarau-
tccd,
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On February 70. 1895, excursion
ticketc will be on saIo via tho Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway to all
points in Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah and Black Hills Dis
trict, South Dakota, ut tho ratio OF one
faro plus two dollars for the round trip.
For full particulars. maps, time tables,
etc, apply to any coupon ticket agent
in Wheeling or address John r. Pott,
District passenger a:ont. Williamaport,
PA.
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to attend tho wedding OF hcr cousin, II.
r. Gill, OF Muncic, Ind.
Thomas Sprigss, n wcll.known Wood.
fold man Is ut tho Windsor.
Misc Juniota Bower, an accomplished
young lady Of Mount Pleasant, O., who
has been visiting friends in Martins
Forty, n called to Wheeling ycstor.
day by tho sudden illness Of her sistor,
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REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE

House. 0 rooms aud hall, corner *. I,r,.
Kentucky streets, sa,aO. "a
House ! rooms, Eth street. cheap o, -.
terms, 500. 'V
House , rooms and hall. 81" "roel. ia,,
did ofdof. tiGpc.
House. ! rooms. brick. Jacob stree, i,l ~
si.s0O, "L
l7J feet, easy terms. sl,Isj, 'E
House. o rooms, 27th st. lot "Slgls'u,, CO..
Double house; 10 roOn''lHitHna stree. lii7I
House. o rooms, South Huron I.Fpal nr,,,
With large LOT. Sl.2OD. '''
House. 7 rooms aud hall. Mlrkelr.,.
tween eth and STU streets. GhSy terms I,7n' w
House, 3 rooms, corner lot, 9Th s,rei. az,
terms. si.tOO. ~
Double house, s rooms. Coal street, l., w,,
HOME, 8 rooms, MccOlIoch street, ran wb..
Ing, SLIGO.
House. ! rooms ndhall, with llrso lq,l,,
street, $1,000. '
House, srooms. Charles street. easy tom, =,
House, 8 rooms. Baltimore street, LAT WHY
lug. easy terms. sl.OJQ
House. I rooms. 18th street, easy terms q,
Splendid lot for dwelling house. Eog ,I,.,
9th ward SLIGO. '
House, 10 rooms. brick, With largi 10. lsS
street, cheap.
llouSe, . room, Jacob street, 9Th Na,d. %,
terms. $3.50,
House, S rooms. Wood street 9Th ward. Inn
House, G rooms, 9th street si.Oa.
House. O rooms. Wood street. 9th wArl N;1
Pine finished house, 5 rooms aud hail p,..
View. loi lootl7j feet For a short time OIL,
1850 '
Splendid house. 8 room, and hail. LInI e,,s.
Bclyedefc. sl.iA.
Hontc, 6 rooms. brick. Market street Cs,,,
Wheeling. cheap. 81 200.
Lots OH Lind street, %EclvcdeEo. ss1 AMI jGi
each.
Three lots In Park View. oheAp.
Business property on Market street a. mol..
$50. 500. 500. $500. 5000 and s. so to loaa,,
real Cstale.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City nnI Wheeling Folks
Nhrnnh- |.

Strangers la the City anI Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mis-, Anna Miller, representing the
famous Theodore Thomas concert com.
pany, ia in the city endeayoring to ar
n for the appearance OF tho COM
pany here sometime in March. Her
plan ia to have local people pledge
themselves to y guarantee fund. and
abe Is now c~anvassing the town with
that object in view.
Jay Radcliffe, OF Weilsburg, Wa in the
city yesterday.
B. II. Stapbton, Of Parkersburg, is q
Windsor arrival.
o. Powell, OF Fairmont, figures on the
Windsor register.
B. Brillc.,o o. New York, is v~isitins rcla.
;ives in this city.
Mr.. Will C. Jacob. junior editor Of the
Wellsburg Herald, was in tho city yes-
terday.
r. Ii. Thompson. OF Pittsburgh, n
travelling freight agent. Is in the city on
q business trip.
Miss Cora Bower ia lying dangerously
i'll ut the home OF her aunt, Mrs. I. f.
Tweedy, on North Main street.
Rod spsngler and bride have returned
TO Wheeling after n visit to relatives
here Washington, Pa, Reporter.
Mr.. Thomas McNabb ia living Mt his
home on Thirteenth street. seriously i'll,
and his friends feel yery uneasy about
MIN.
Mr.. Edward Hennip. now in business
in Chicago. ia in The cIty. the puest of
bia narcnts and other relative, and
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ATLANTIC rrA coMPANY.
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
ATTENTION. -
H~OuSekeepers!

We have now disposed OF our entire dam.
aged stock at auction. Nor Is this oil. We
have since our fro bought an entire
new stock OF goods al tho rock bottom
prIcos now prevailing for cash money. We
MO therefore IN a position TO sell you
irc'hcr aud better goods for less money
than any other house III tho trade. Sec
our price list.
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JAM A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Publl.r.
Pension Attorney, No. lsl, Market street
FOB RENT.

S-roomed brick. No. 6 Virginia street
6-roomed brick. No. So South Broadway.
3roomed frame. No. III North Huron street
s-roomed brick. No. II Fifteenth street
:-roomed frame, No. 50 Ohio street.
S-Foomcd frame, 70. 60 South York street.
5foomed frame. No. 10 South Elm street.
2roonS. third floor. No. Ills Market street
.'roomcd brick. No. III Fourteenth street.
t-roomed frame, No. lbs Mccolloch street.
3roomed frame. No. ZIG McColloch street.
t'Foomed brick, No. 1877 NcCollocn si.eei.
Sroomcd frame, No. Ia South Front street
5-roomed brick. No. $50 Eotf street
5-roomed brick. No. ?9l Chapline street
I rooms. second Goor. No. S7ia Jacob street
4roomed brick. No. ?il7 Alley B
lfroomed brick. No. SEQ Main street.
6-roomed brick, No. 1904 Woods street.
5roomcd frame, No. Sis McColloch street.
.'roomcd brick. No. 6l9 Main street
5-rooned hrick. No. III Thirty.thIrd street
5soomed frame, No. d Ohio street
5roomed frame, No, 213l Woods street.
Jroomed franc, No. Ills Elizabeth street.
3'tooued brick. No. 2ilo Chaplinc street.
5roomed frame, No. 81 North Wabash s.!sot
S.roomcd brick. No. - AlleyE.
I'roomed frame I'M store room, coruc. Fous
teenth and NcColloch streets
Store building, Nos. Ill? and ltl1 Main street.
store building, No. lsG Main street
Oiice and living rooms. No. i5o5 Market S.
ohlcc and living rooms. No. 1911 Market St
oIce room. No. 1io2 Chaplinestrect.
-MONEy m TOIS
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
CoMM lssloNER NOTICE.
In tho cltcul. cout, OF Ohio County West VII
''''1 r. !, uura,, trustee, Complainant.

In Tho cltcuI, Court OF Ohio County, West Wiz.
gluIa;
IT,. Hurus, Trustee, Complainant
theodore Kraft. Lewis 3. Kraft william Er,it;
Him deorgIa Van foSscI,. eSeCqlfih g, , I%
r ~. W. nyiniS K. Gilbert, William b. odbert
In his own right aud nS adTlnl'ttato nnn , .Iv
estate OF Elizabeth Udbctt, dcccaiodi ueOtgla
Van F0Sen, Morse H. Van foSSen. re nt
Kralt. Fred ktait, Homer kfAil, jennie nt;, \
Cora KRAFT, Louis Y. stifcl trustee Z = hnr, Y.
D d il, Colbert trustee; H. ". Cats, \; lAcIatu'
son, George 4. Holiday, !. " KEN, ~, "
EandbUwer, Lewis Stcent0d, nhinlIl'ttnsps "
b. b. Q, ii IL OF tho estate Of william oSoe,t,
deceased, A. Wlciobuscli. ttnstsei noIinns
Wheeling building Association, Mline,n.'ns
Klnces and August GoolEc, administrator OF
tho estate o. Thco. Rlssci, deeeascd' dcisna'
hntS.
By virtue OF an ortcr entered In tho above en-
titled cause on the NTH day oiOctoDer, Iovi, hliu
tho twelfth day OF January, 1881, y " referred 70
the undersigned commissioner oil salu couIt W
take. state and report TO the court an account
showing ma
Fint-1ho real estate oiwhioh John Kraft died
seized. It's present market value. inc heit. 70
whom II Descended. tho persons now Sntllieu
thereto, with their respective Interests 'heteiu;
aud whether or not II call be partiuohea III KIM
among them.
S~ccond-Tho amounts and prIorltlcS OF the
liens on said real estate. by whom given or III;
Cured, and 10 whom payable. and what liens II
any, on said real estate are null and void. or
have been satisfied and discharged and should
bU released, and
Third ANY other matters or things required
By any OF tho parties TO this suit or deemed per-
tInent by said commissioner
EolIcelS hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Thursday. the seventh DAY OF
tho time, mud his Office. No. 1904 Chapllne street,
In the City OF Wheeling, IN Ohio county. Wcst
Virginia. as tho place al which he Will proceed
10 ascertain and report tho several matters III
the said orders required.
Given under my hand this nineteenth day OF
January. 1891.
GEO. II. J. GILCHRlsT, Commissioner.
c. L. MORRIS, ESQ.,, Sol. for Complainant
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10 LOAN.

RlNEHART G. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone cla. jae9i Room No
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GENERAL NOTICES.
FOR RENT,

FOR rem T-ELEGANT FRONT
- Office Rooms in the Reilly Building, Opera
House corner. iani
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100 p. m Music.
7:l5 D. m Question box
S:i5 p. NJ Sicrcopileon views and new dlscov
cries, EXPERIMENT STAB.
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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tel 6G. 1889 Market Street.
FOR RENT.
POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY.

MONTH
7u.Ncte Farm. north of city, for mafke.
gardening.
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EOR RENT-DWELLING ON SIX.
- TENTH street with nine rooms: every i'm.
proyemcnt DR. X. IL BULLARD, ia26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-27
NEW YORK IN EARNEST.
The Canvass for the Doorl<eeper of
the House.

Chairman Hackett of the New York state
committee arrived in Washington this
morning to aid in the canvass of Glenn for
the doorkeepership of the House. He was at
Glenn's headquarters during most of the
day, and his work added new activity to
the Glenn Mcdowell canvass. He said
that looking over the field he was satisfied
that Glenn had sure thing of the election
Speaking of New York politics Mr.. Hackett
said that New York had entered perma-
nently into the column of republican states
"a fact which the democrats do not seem
to realize" he said, lis that 4 large num-
ber of people who have heretofore been
classified as democrats have come over to
the republican party TO stay. They are
as good republicans as l am, and having
recognized where they belong they will re-
main in the republican party and keep the
state republican.
.'The republican candidate for the presi-
dency will carry New York by hundred
thousand majority"
who do you think will be the presiden-
tial canddate?' was asked
New York is for Morton. and we expect
him to be nominated. We have no second
choice We do not expect to need any. We
intend to nominate Norton
Speaking of the Tammany success in
New York city this fall, he said that it did
not amount to anything; that it was won
only because the republicans were divided
in the city and did not put forth a great
effort. He declared that Tammany would
not be restored to power.
AS to Congress, he said that the New
York people wanted as little disturbance
as possible, since the conditions were sue h
as to render it certain that no results could
be obtained. He did not think much legis-
lation was expected of this Congress.