The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-29
gaaasll sof Richmond IS Making the Re-
tlanchltahis Committee Tired.
|cGl LAMBS RETIREMENT is CERTAIN
YEnoesh shc Rtshmond Meeting Was
ArrcEnlar, IL Indicated Tint u
Ma3eritysofthe Committee Favored
izis Withdrawal = boiling May
Not Succeed Lnmbs

Il ment by the Aldermen last night in re-
Herring the subject to the Committee on
Il Refrenchment and Reform for another
4 report The committee has spent much
Time investigating the matter and had
reported in favor OF cutting down some
g TIs saiar 3ts ana making other changes
+ NIT say They srn IL, f.,,o, os rat,o,,n,
: I. smant hnt thev desire n f,l,ar rnnor,
q 10 nra ,,nt;n,r s.o,,n ~ ~ ,,,a,,,,,. -
sI,ff,e n afran ch,nant fl,,,,,,,i,tne toii, ~
4 refusing lon,rer 10 serya
49, - 2 $50, 80, =. ! "
4 Lam LAMB Is DOOMED.
Rel erring: to the claim of Chairman
~ Samb that the meeting of the Republi-
& can Committee held here Thursday
night was irregular and illegal, some
sfhey did not think there was any-bas,s
& Tor such an assertion. But conceding
rs,,. ti,sts =. me siluation IN their judg-
the nnrnose ,f ri ~ ,at ts a,' e' II IS
B rneetine IN Nnrfnir a,1 r., oo i.ai',n
81 eyarythinr thar w.as Iana 80 nj,
record az Thursday,s ssss;nn w.i,, he
carried to NorfolS anf, n w;,l shnu
recorded vote taisen' IN a,.ar,, r 'r,m a
= dion vote, si,no,, popos'
3 er,,s,, = ~
= = W. NlSP-.h- tSo1 lSSpLLlNei.
So Ihere Is considerable doubt about
& Sen; Stith Boiling being willing to take
s the craftsmanship IL Col. Lamb gives it
s. up or is ousted. But Gen Boiling will
d be. appealed to and the anti-Iombi,ns
4 are hopeful OF securing his services.
{ me General stands well with both fac
t39loils ana It IS said can do more than
Is an one else to bring the two factions
I together.
~ ELLYSON,S CANDIDAcy
aSss IL ss 3onita oo,,at, a., -,
q man Is,Iveo,, et,,,,, t Ia Wneh Shair
a.ail. authorizat the an,,n ra .me Wesl nc
Y ma ,,S that i,a ,.,iis ,,.' 10 De
bseo,.a tho St,t III s,.oM ms name TO go
f, tSa nor, Il, eo,. convention
/ friends are rraatI,. LOT uov 10y, ms
strength he is developinr Man. Mn wow, one
( lient Democrats have said his nomina-
/ tton would be gratifying to them. Adj
y ntrers of Major j. Hoge Tyler state
sssNnat they are perfectly satisfied with his
+ Slaances. and they believe he will be the
4 next nominee.
Federal, JIJRISDIevrIoN
M, y pa, -, 20 a., ..s
what lengthy, session to-dav u q sunis-
! cradle time was occupied In hearing the
L Siovernor read his answer to Mr.. Yosts
& Petifton hled with the Court of An
I a ddressed the board In support Of his
i cistrns Tor @ certificate as elector. Az
sSger reading Mr.. Floors letter, declining
sas, s .'is OF election to Congress
recess tiIisTpesiav rs a ,ne po .h .ook
sSfS the Court az "A mall, T., ~. ucS I
I Flood ca Sc 5s, >'e VS.
ss The COUNSEL for yost vii, an
submit to the Court Of nnaals i an ,'o oinh
rate case In the marda p,,,s al e1 ph,
claim that the Feds.rai Son,s,s ney
;SsiuMsdiction IN this n,atts, i'ive
I yoiyes a question If the 49,, 49, as II III
\ the House OF Renrasantat, ,,ns sup H. W
4 counsel also iay rreat strass so -, ros -,
Lewis W. NIoISsnzia once deosa uPJ J we
State Board In 4 S7n ThsI, M oeI, os tne
was voted for bntb ne I .nv iSot W.
againsf Tho snt;e seated Mckenzie
A PATHErIr SrEnrn
,,ta,,,,.. 49,.
sac =, MRS. f1ce, OF Fulton.
u So1is =, iso stis morning from Nor
AZ sba,,. Of the burning to death
hnr,,,ns s,p un = ess ehild ana the serious
i,es, ~ S,.oi; me-, they We're almost
I l rsachad tl'ei,.s III, me scene when they
e m 1890 -, honie was truly a most
e - 'sasl ~ on .s
81 NOT ENTER SALOONS.
The Chesapeake and Ohio comnopv
Il mas had posted at some of It's shnne
Inotice to the effect that any emulova
Acaught entering or coming out of a bar
! rule Of the colhpany's and it is said lit 1t
an ~ ~ snoW De enforced to the letter.