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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
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The attendance at the week -of-pray.
or services at the Frcemason stree;
B"ctist Church is INCREASING da!iy.
Yesterday tho leader was Rev. -"
Howerton and the speakers Rev. ]. W.
Moore ana W. T.. Watson The sub
jcct was Tho Church UnivcrsaI :,
To-day the subject will be Nations
and Their Rulers" Leader. Rev. a.
Lloyd. Speakers, Rev. X. a. Robin.
son and Rev j II. Routtcn.
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E.ritinl Presents.

ID" you want II bridal present? Are
you looking for Il lndy's birthday pres
rnt IN sterling silver, in fine gold. n
"iaihohd or something nice In the Jew
cry line? Call on Greenwood e i,ro
NO. las Main street. and you can b..
supplied from the largest and finest
stock I'm the city TO lie found at Green.
woouS, los Main street. Prices guar.
Lhtced there the lowest. Call mt The
casket for good goods and good
work
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We Continue 10 Goa. 1'I,cn.

The widely known and elegant wear.
ing 50 Patrol Shoe. These shoes make.
new friends every day and the old one,
want them again. and will have no o,hcr
substitute. They have three distinct
solid leather soies and are worn by all
classes of mechanics. who want wear
and comfort. We have them In laced
and CATERS. Try pair.
IIELLER'S SHOE STORE.
IS Bank ST.. op. Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
Roger ID. Giihcrs. acknowledgements,
Agent. Establishes IL Rouse ia, Nor.
folk

folk.
Millers. miners, manufacturers. rail-
way contractors, plumbers ship
WriShts ana saw mill men will learn
Mlth interest that Roger X Ciii.eri.
formerly with the Southern Railway
supply Company. ana al present con.
Iicitng Il very extensive business in
richmond. Va, Neg. 1912. 1913. 1914 ana
l3lS w. Ercad street. hes established
III Norfolk. 25t to .5S W:tci' greet. ~,
other house Mir. Gilbert. Il prog, ss-
i've ina en;eror sing business man.
sees the bright future ii store for TC..
to!k. her advantages in the matter of
.reiEhta. etc, and establishes near his
customers Il depot from which 10 sun
ply them promptly. he is agent Tor a
great many of the large :: illauufactlir-
"rs OF machinery. and is in position
TO quote the markers prices and save
the buyer money. Makes speciality
of buying and selling secund-hanl
machinery and has every fl ility for
repairing: is cut FOR Llisiucss. abe to
handle il. and very liitoiy 10 hive :.
large share of that of this section. and
thc Caroiiras. iIe Is prepared To- hid
on machinery of al kinds. cree; plants
and furnish everything in the way of
supplies SAW mily outfits. etc. The
trade Will hni Mr. Colbert and Mara
ger Adams courteous gentlemen. with
whom it will be II picGsul" To do bust
ness.
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l.tIs. CIIlSSNk.

G. S. Fitzpatrick. painter, pupil of Car
oluS Duran. opens his day. costume.
and night. nude Omen only CLASSES Jan,
uary Sth studio. Talbot building Mali,
street. Apply now. Equipment perfect
ta3-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

WAN'fElhA physician for medical d.
roctcr Tor an industrial Insurance com
ramEtahou; 10 orgpni@cl: one who can
Address INSURANCE. care Of Mil
bourne AdvcItisnE Agency. Baltimore,
Md. iaT-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

Ask to hear our Regina music box
All the latest tunes. Chapman * Iali,.
man, leading jewelers.. corner Mai
and Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

WA!STI1D--S solicitors who can or
EHnt%c local branches OF an uu-to-Gatc
lluillinS and Loan Association. Also
thrce general agents 10 take charge OF
u Sood territory. Also some other live
actiEc Eicn who know how TO hustle and
want. 10 make money. Call on or ;ld-
drcS; the Definite Contract Building
and Loan Association; l2i Main street,
Nu"fol,.. Va. taa-Si
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

WNNTED-2Ogit;on by experienced line
man. Cua repair or construct tclcgra nil
or telephone lircs OF any descriptions:
Refer, noes :EivCu ana satisfaction irunr-
nhtecd. i. ii. GUY, Fox Sc2 Suffolk.
va. iai-3t
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lE.iIlliiI
AbSulom Whites administrators ,,b

against
Absulom Whites administration ,,a
Slh.rS ,,;,,.;;..'...:..... Defendants
ter the estate of Ahsolom White. do
ScaSeG, and. to subject a certain tract of
LAND lying in Whites Neck" i'm Man.
c%s county, Va. owned by him. to- the
payment OF debts due the ulaintifY nmd
ether creditors And affidavit having barn
made ard filed that there are tInkno,vm
parties. and that the defendants. Chnrjrs
NJ. White, j. T.. Barncttc and - III"
wife; +. G. smith and -, his wife. Grif,
m Jennings and -, his Wife who ar.
heirs OF the said Absolom White. are NOT
residents Of The State OF Virginia, it is is
,HrcSEed mar they do appear here with
of and 10 What may he necessary TO pro
tect tneir interests In this sui AMI 4,
is further ordered thai "A copy hcreof h..
published once week for four smcccs
sivc weeks in the Norfolk V.rGinian and
tha; Al ccpy be posted at the front do"r
OF the courthouse OF this county on the
first day OF the next term OF the County
Court. ''
cqpy-Tcste:
SANDS SMITH. Clerk.
GEO. II. HuNDLEY. p. q. jaS-1taw, ,-iw
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Circuit Court of the county of Araii,
cws. on the 9Th day of January 1851,
Luther b. liundicy, who sues etc.
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p.cn;.mchc:-Curc IL

Don't suffer headache when pair Of
DIR. Weeks glasses may relieve YOU.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
Willy Don't You:
Why don't you see DR.. Week?

On account Of stock taking Frank H.
Gale. the jewcler. will sell Diamonds
Watches and Fine Jcwclry at cost dur
ing the month of January
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SPE ciAL NOTICES.

PERSONS DESIRING FiRST-CLASS
board, furnished rooms, With private
inmiiI terms Very moderate, Address.
:Sinin office. iuS-3ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

GOOD TERRITORY for first class so!c-
itcr. l,ian combines liui.dinG. Loan
and Life Insurance. Southeastern BuiG-
iuG and Loan Association. liatidnEton
lSnlIliES. aI2-tlti
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

WANTED -Employmcnt by strictly first
class stem l%rauncr lightning typewriter
Operators. eight years experience aud
CotvcgSint with FrcnCh and German.
m. l.. e." care Southern Churcmnan.
Richmond. VA. uu2g-tr
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Ect.cr 'f'irnn Tor years.

East Stone Gap. Va. December 90 1885,
My mother, Mrs. Florence j. Stewart. 10
taking hoods SarSaparilla and Is in bet
yer henith thhn she has been for live
Hoods Pills cure sick headache
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

You can find what you want for n
Christmas gift at the corner Main and
Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

FREY Il ARMSTRONG. Dealers in
Wood of AL kinds Slab Wood a spe-
calty Orders taken for Coal. Office,
No Walke street. ,PMoMe lal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

BoAkD-Two or three young men can
secure iirSt-Cl.sss rooms and hoard in
convenient pam of the city Address
C.. NiIsIniAn Office. CITY. iAn-3l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
TNE
CANNON

with Mems Suits In Black ana Blue Chev-
lots. CissinereS and Mixed Twceds
ranging from $3.50 ANA upwards Then
we will start the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
FOR

FOR HENT-'I'wo nice desirable rooms
with heat. gas, bath and all convent
cnces location West Frcemnaon street
ta5-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

"AN'rIGD-Salcsc to sell staple goods
IT home OF travel: liberal salary or
t9oH commissions We scid samples on
:LG4rGss j. .. Box llGa. y Y CiiH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
BALL.

rolling in Mems Black and Blue kersey
overc0ats and listers: also Boys Suits
ANA Orercoats and listers, from 81 up.
In fact, anything in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
HELP WANTED.

y YOUNG MAN WANTS a SITUATION
San DO pG!r neat cooking. take care
Of Horses; u r%rver; can do general
WORK around III" hoJi&c. Addrcss''W
W. - !'cnchi!:'ch street, city inS-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
lTOEe RENT.

The elegant store room. No iSS Main
Greecy Dill. is offered for rent Ap-
ply to
, =. J. MORRIS. Trustee.
acs'-tt 1S6 Main street, Norfolk. Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

HOW'S TllIS?-Saucc Cheese, lNc.
Scrapplc, l2t4c.: Homemade Sausnur
!0c. Homemade Lard, l0c.: Liver pud-
GinE, Zoe. Turkeys, lCUlac. ENTER
i,RlSE BEEF AND PROVISION co,
No i21 Church street
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EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES
MEN. Address CLOTHING, this Of
ice. dC9S-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
CLOTHING

from the largest to the smallest. as all
our heavy weight Suits and Ovcrcoats
must 20 at any price 10 make room for
spring trade. This is positively the last
chance tn gct AT these bargains from the
greatest Clothing sale ever held in Nor
folk. Clothing
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

r y VIRTUE OF y DEED or TRUST
dated the eth day OF December i&:,, aud
dHiH OF record. have taken possession
Church street, Norfolk Va. ana uthr,,
assets conveyed 10 me by said deed Nll
l'rrSons owing said FasS are directed tn
MAKE payment TO me or my agent ana
those having claims against said Fass
arg REQUESTED to present SANE. 10 M,
ac2g-if A. 81 Sci 1NL-J. .I','s,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

Toilet Sets at Cost
JOHNSTON CHINA CO,
%, 81. SO CRANKY street.
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$50, as you will see 10y the Following rare
values.
$l2 Mems Cashmere Suits for........Si3S
s. Young Mems Suits iOr....-......,.. $50
E2u Mems Orrrcoats, Melton, kcrsey.. l.ii
$l1 Imported GcrmaGla ONcrcoatS.... as
Sl5 French Elack cheviot Ovcrcoats. $50
$40 Oxioyd Mixed Orrrcoa;s. ,..-....... 4.73
Mems odd taSstm"re Coats. ........... l.15
Mems CaSsiincrc aniS.......,...,..... las
Mems Black and Blue Pure Wool Che
viot Pants ,...--... -.-.............., La
Mems Edward Harris Cashmere
rants Observation-Disclosures. ......,....... i.ag
Sa%ycrs Cassimcfc IantS,............ 2.2S
Mems clay WorSted Suits, strictly
Imported .........,...............,. $50
Yours Mems Single and Double
Breasted Suits Observation-Disclosures. $40
- Mems Suits r..........,........,.3 ass
So - ChiIdrcn's Suits. ......-..........1.l 10
500 Chil!rcn'S Suits. Observation-Disclosures. Las
ChldT.H's Cashmere Knee Pants. 30
ChildrcU's Strictly All-Wool Suits. 1sS
Chldrcn's Deep Cape Overcoats... 80
II (yill nay Won TO come n hundred ,n;la.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

RURnER GOODS Sealed particulars
sent married people. SPECiALTY
COMPANY. Carrollton, Mo.
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II will pay you to come hundred miles
TO secure some of these Bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

FOR SALE CitEAP.-Plans ard specih-
cations for brick residence, drawn by
one of the best architects in the
state. Address, plans" this Office.
no17-t.f
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE CliEAP--Corncr Princess
Anne and Maithy avenues. one gentle
horse. one TOP buggy ana harness. one
jaI-St,
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FOR SAl.E:-5o.Ge0 James River Paving.
Bricks iUJ,o0l building Bricks. In lots
to salt. MuRDAUGII ~ MAYO. Of
flee 5l3 Columbia Building dc2S-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08

FOR SAl.E-i0.horse power Boiler and
Engine, Skating. Hangers Pnllcvs
Betting. cue; all good as new: will be
sold low to a prompt buyer. G. W
KING, 3S5 High street Portsmouth, Va
dcl2-ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12

GINS WORTH $4,000 CAPTURED ON THE
RIIYNLAND-THE CAPTAIN TO BE
ARRI-SrED

pbiladelphia Feb ll.-One Of the largest seizures
~, 1,,,ro,ds eyer made by the Customs oNlcers OF
49, r.,tta1 States was effected to-day on BOARD
-, Rod star Line steamship Rhynland twenty
thousand dollars worth of gems were seizeu up
,,. ! ossvxi,z master Of the steamship Is charged
Win ILLEGALLY attempting to bring the diamonds
t,to the country and warrant for MS arrest VIII
be issued tomorrow -,
For some time the Treasury authorities nave
,ao convinced that diamonds were peihs
r,u,,cl.d into this country. The Government,
nts abroad were instructed to investigate the
snh,.ct and suspicion fell upon captain Loes"l'~'
when the Rhynand left Antwerp on this trip the
covernments agents abroad informed the Treas
,r, pepartment that they believed Captain loes-
,,,z had gems aboard his vessel when ne IN,
,,nIai to bring Illegally into this country: Special
,gart cummings OF New York, and Special Agent
Gollen Of Philadelphia. were detailed 70 aMa'.
,ha pbvnIand's arrival. When the steamship was
lacked to-day Gallen went ABOARD, anu GUMS
Girac,lv 10 Captain Loeswitzs room, informed MIN
,hnt M, wished him 10 deliver up the Dox tnat ne
raj containing diamonds. captain loesWltz AZ
d., demurred and questioned the agents right
tn make the demand. When threatened with I'M
mediate arrest, he delivered to Mr. tallen n pox
nonta,ninr S2OOOU worth OF as nne diamonds as
ba,, ever been brought TO this country. The box
naU one of the largest importing jewelry hrms IN
the country. and did not appear upon the manifest
of the steamer : cargo A.. ,
The gems were taken possession or by the Treas
,rv agents and the steamship was put under
,,srd Captain I.oeswitz will be arrested to-mor-
Line for many years. and formerly commanded
he DpnQland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
SENATOR BLANCHARD FAvoRs a BROAD AMERr-
CAN Foley.

Washington. Feb lin the Senate to-day Mr..
Blanchard 0)em.. Ia) made speech the sub
ject Of the Monroe Doctrine. He argued that II WAS
the right and duty OF Congress to give legislative
construction and recognition to that doctrine. The
United States. he said. not to act biz
brother to every turbulent republic island in
the western hemisphere. but 1t should proclaim n
broad. comprehensive American policy including
within Its system the three Administrations.
Central and Southern lie declared that this coun-
try always prepared for war. and that In the
hearts OF 100000 fighting men. animated with patr-
otto fervor and determination. that readiness would
be found. AS TO fleets he said that whenever the
necessity arose ships OF could be evolved that
would give to the United States dominion OF the
seas. and this Republic would become the hrst
naval power Of the word lie would have The Mon
Doctrine cover two propositions IN II
there shall be conquest by any European Power
OF territory In America and. second. that IN IRE
should be no treaty acquisition Of any such terri
tory without the consent OF the United States. lie
said that he spoke In spirit OF brmbpst or bra
Vado but in order to contribute to better under
standing with our transatlantic cousins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BILLS PAssED-DEBATE
on THE SENATE FREE-C COINAGE BILL.


WASHINGTON. Feb. n.-Unde- the arrangement
made Yesterday the Committee on Affairs OF 'he
District of Columbia had an opportunity 'o-uAS W
clear the calendar OF measures reported oy H.
Under the leadership Of Chairman BabcocS u'en'
WIS., the House passed the following o!lls' TO IL
corporate the National University tan on ms'''d-
t.on): to extend the time within which the Mary
land and Washington Railroad uhe new elec'rie
line Joining Baltimore and Washington MAJ re
completed; 10 regulate the issue OF licenses to bill erd
and poolrooms: regulating the trials before the
METROPOLITAN Fire and Police boards; 10 authorize
the reasscssment OF Waterman taxes after being
declared Illegal by the District courts; to incor-
I,orate and regulate medica! colleges, 70 regulate
the practice OF medicine and surgery.
The remainder OF the session vas devotel 70 N"
further discussion Of the Bond Silver C9in@F, bill
Ncssrs De Almond Dem. Mo- and ogden ll)ei:i,
La advocated unlimited free coinage, ana MessFs
Hill Rep., Comm. Lacey Hep., Iowa. ana burton
(Rep MOI opposed It. The latter. however adNo-
Gated the coinage of the silver bullion in The Treas
ury. -, 80, . -.,. . 10,
lain at the Yves: Point Academy was pTesente. by
MIR HUI (Rep., Iowa. and agreed TO.
A resolution was reported from the Committee on
agreed TO- calling on the Secretary OF war Tor IN
formation in his possession as 70 the cost o, ana
best plan for constructing works AT the Quite or
the Niagara River which Will tend 70 raise mo
level OF water in the great lakes, "h!ch ~ no"
about five feet below the normal level.
The House took Il recess until O'CLOCK. the SEES
sion at night TO be for debate only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
A UNIQUE POLITICAL ROUND ROBIN
THE DECLARATION OF NEw-YORK REPUBLICANS
N THE HOUSE IN FAVOR OF COVER
NOR MORTONS CANDIDACY.

WASHINGTON Feb II (SpecaD.-A resolution
strongly approving Governor Mortons candidacy
for the Presidential nomination and pedgng them
selves 80 labor earnestly ana increasingly 10 &C
complish that object. together with statement OF
the reasons why they supper. him and appeal to
Republicans from other States 10 do so. has been
signed by every Republican Representative from
the State Of New-York TO whom Il has been sub
,nltted the list Of subscribers being headed BY the
name Of Mr.. Payne. the dean Of the New-foik dele
cation in Congress. Several OF the New-York Repre-
sentatives are absent from Washington and several
more who were absen; yesterday returned TINS
morning Among the latter were Messra Sherman
and Chickering Mr.. Chckerlns had afiixef his sig
nature TO the paper when seen by lTD-ie cor
RESPONDENT to-day. and Mr.. Sherman sac ina, ne
would do so whenever the paper was presented 10
him 1t is not believed that any Republican. Repre-
sentative from the Empire State Will neglect or DE-
cl,na to SIGN his name 10 this unique round robin"
I. is not believed that even Mr.. Quigg. who was
absent yesterday and who returned to-day VIII IAN
TO do So despite the fact that when the matter was
mentioned to him some ten days ago by Tribune
correspondent he was inclined to make hight Of 1t.
and ne blunty said in substance that 1t would be a
long time before he would afix his own signature
to such a paper The statement and resolution re-
ferred read as follows:
The Republicans of New-York have named Gov
e~nor Levi l. Morton - their candidate Prcsi
dent in Assembly district conventions. in county
conventions and IN their state convention at Sara
where by any one acquainted with the sentiment OF
the PARTY IN the that he is the unanimous ana
spontaneous choice Of It's members They are nrm
believers IN his eminent fitness for the great Office
Thcv know his wide experience, his thorough mas
LEX Of Bn1 SsS sa as on aSa pnc
Manor his devotion to the interests Of his country
ana his egay n eJ rdoe IN s2 KfP h
appreciation OF these sterling ana noble qualities IN
81 Ss59 iSr 6Py t9G% mat hs
election OF 1891 far and away the largest ever
sse d ESusS s~ "s ys's' as
YEAR the Republican state Committee. in rs address
5 q es SRo h asFSa nor s 81 4n e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
FIGHTING PLATT IN UTICA.

Az t,DEri.SpENT MOVEMENT TO SELECT DELE
GATES TO THE ST LOUIS CONVENTION
r-,l.,. = Y. Fob II (Spe"iaD.-t'niess all sign'
r,u oneln County ia - be the scene this spring u
a lively encounter between the Plat and anu-Platt
factions IN the Republican party. Two or three
months aso the organization which IL controlled by
D.,u,y- Superintendent u Public Works Wheeler
and Charles W Iackett Patts chairman OF tn"
state Committee. announced that Frederick q.
Weaver. whom Coggcshall beat by 5000 Notes.-The
NEXT Republican on the ticket being elected by over
2 oo- would bc sent as delegate u the St. Louis
Convention. After numerous consultations the anti
pl,tt people have determined TO make a nsht and
their candidate Will Dee rX-D istrlrt-Attorney " A.
VI 4fie.on q prominent lawyer OF This city. Those
y.hD OPPOSE the machine had conference at the
onc. u G.. II Dcnnison this evening. AMI assur
.an.e- were received from every ward and town In
"a. county that an active and earnest effort would
. mad. 10 beat the organic alton and elect an In
e.per,lcn delegate. \ division In ti,rkimer County
y, t.ch - in this Congress district. Will assist 70
accomplish this result.
~ N,tte-on says he VII vote FOR Morton "a
ior. ~ any on. but that when the Governor is
rn nu1er a candidate he VIII not take his orders
from Plat or any other boss. The FIatt Irpplr
a-. rnuca disturbed at this ANNOUNCEMENT, ana are
h.4,irrluc themselves vigorously TO head Off the
movement. The caucuscs have not Yet been called.
afl both sides are actively ~ WORK Tn" canal
patronage Is already playing a prominent part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
,-Ov,->- MEETINGS Up THE STATE.

c.iovarsvile Y Y Feb. 1l.-At the town meetings
hel1 to-day Indications are that eight out OF ten
republican Supervisors have been elected Inc re-
,'rDs are Incomplete. The Board now stands: Re-
publicans. L. Democrats $3.50
amsterdam y s. Feb. ll.-There was a Hight
80 ro,lad ot the town meetings in Montgomery
co,,,v to-day snow drifts rendering the roads al
,ost imnassahle The returns are coming In slowly
,n,ish, hut from those at hand Il IS thought that
- democrats have elected Supervisor In the
,o,ns of Amsterdam. Mohawk. Palatine. ST. johns
y,lla and Canajoharie The Republicans have car
,iaI Root Glen. Charleston ana Mlnden Win tie
srven Supervisors In this city the Board VIII stand
Republicans 10. Democrats which IS democratic
gain Of - ,,, ,,,...
Uornellsville y Y. Feb. 1.-THE Republican Cify
Convention to-day nominated Fay =. Rathbun for
Mayor.
or thlrty-two town meetings held IN Steuoen
co,ntv to-day twentv-one have been heard rom
seventeen elected Republican Supervisors, -FOUR
Democratic - -,
Ol.an y Y. Feb. lin the city election to-day
IN. Republlcans reelected Mayor Franchott by 500
majority and nearly all the rest OF their ticket os
,ur ,,ator,ies The Democrats elected one
Sup,rvisor and one out OF six Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
THE TROUBLE IN THE wIGwAM.

There was TAX among tn" Tammany bosses yes
,crIly nhout "A possible meeting OF the Executive
Committee II the organization tomorrow evening
., mass a vot. cf confidence. in John 6. Sneehan. In
consequence Of the trouble Al the Croker dinner
last Saturday n ghL some 81 them declared that
such a step was necessary 10 keep Mr. She"han In
the nominal position OF leader and 20 put stop 10
the spirit OF rebellion against him when was
,''i..,I lv Jnhn Reilly. There were others VINO de-
cinrei nat = meeting OF the Executive committee
Tai, week would develop row even greater man
would compel Mr. Croker either again To become the
nvowed leader Of Tammany or put some man III the
mace. II Mr. She,han 10 represent MIN
IL was apparen. from the tax tlai hiaNy oI M
GOVERN Inc organization by proxy. and that fear OK
his power T. al mat keeps them from openly "e'
fying his right TO govern az an - ,.o,,,,
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decision az 10 a call for the meeting or the t'Nrcu-
tive Committee had been reached ny the pusS'S'
both factions being afraid OF trial or strength.