The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28

sale of liquor to minors md etudents
rms measure prohibited the sale OF
Liquor to students of any institution OF
learning. Mr.. Morris. In the Senate, to-
oay onered bill to repeal this proti-
sion OF the measure.
There waR a lively discussion In tho
senate To-day OIL the motion OF MIR. Bu.
chanan to have the Committee on Roads
discharged from further consideration
or the bill requiring railroad companies
~ renee their tracks a resolution
thhliy prevailed to have the committee
| report on Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher to-day received
many additional offers or assistance
10 rebuild his church. 1t is proposed
TO restore the house just as 1t was and
WORK VIII be commenced with as little
delay as possible. DR.. Hatcher's CON-
gregatlon will probably accept the offer
OF the use OF Beth Ahaba Synagogue
temporarily. Many churches have. been
rendered, but the Synagogue can be
used without interfering with any SER
vice OH Sunday
The rival Republican factiom, ARC
noiding meetings here almost nightly
Last night Mr.. Edgar Allan addressed
MS followers ANA tonight the Bahen
people held rally. The tlyh, nov &c
over the matter CT who shall 20 us dele
BATES from the Third district - The.
~. Louis convention. Colonel Lamb
While IN pAe city last night. was called
upon by some OF the Republicans. ana
he Went to none of their meetings II il
SAID that he is still after the scaln Of
Mr.. Allan. "
Governor O'Fslra!l held his first pub
Il. RECEPTION OF The season tonight. lie
was assisted by t!re members OF his
start. On account of the death lately
OF her futhcr Mrs O'Ferrall d;d M,
appear. and her place was iilicd by AIrs
james Lyons Nearly all the members
OF the Legislature and hundreds yf
other people called
Ex-JudSe Edmund Waddir. Jr.. thus
roinHenltu To-Day on the published ic-
ports oil The daily recurring sauabbyes
between the Republican faction. II,
Jackson Ward:
| fhe Democratic press of the state =
ne sad, has Neglected the grca .cs, Oh.
fHrtuhities during the past month ever
oierrd II by the. condition of the Re
phpiic3n ranks. In the last month or
| 50 Vhpre nave occurred more bIckcriurs
c!ssr"i.0nS and general turmoil in the
party than at any previous time in It's
| history within my recollection. have
seen letters sent out from tho Sinta
| chairman's Office which the Democratic
papers would have given q good deal Ia
get hold CT for publication. Instead oi
taxing advantage OF these big opportu.
hititi. however, the papers have bacu
| printing the petty quarrels Of a In, n,
peanut politicians who don't amount ;c
anything on earth"
Colonel Lamb has called msatInc
Of the Executive Committees az tbs
kepueiican state Committee, consIs;
| ing OF himself. General Stiih .ollIrr,
| ana Mr. Alval Martin. 10 be held II
! TINS city next Wednesday. nj VIII -,
| steps VIII be taken to reorranIzr IN,
| Republican City C0minittee with a n,w
| chairman
| The House at the afternoon sessio,
passed the appropria ton bill. The I'm.
| crease OF $4,000 for the Soldiers HON.
was voted down. The election bills weT,
| taken up at o'clock and AIr. Craig
spoke briefly for the measure of which
| lie Is the patron. He confined his tax
10 IN" demands from all parts of Tho
State fer new law, and will address
| the House further before q vote Is taken.
The evidence IN the investigation OF
| thu investigation OF the Deaf Dunn
and Blind Institute was closed tonight
| Mr.. y. G. Rraxton. Capt. Doyles coun-
| sci. addressed the committee. He argued
! that none of the charges, SO far as they
applied TO Capt. Doyle. We're proven.
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