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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

OIL CTrY-Rlvcr 1 feet . inches and
Ealing. Cloudy and mild.
WARREN-Rlver feet. Cloudy and
colder.
GREENSBORO-River II feet 6
inches. and falling. Fair and pleasant.
The James G. Blaine IL due up and
down On Saturday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q feet 6 inch
CS. Clear.
Observation-Disclosures III feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and cool.
STEUBENVILLE-River l6 feet and
rising. Clear and cool. Passed up-The
Virginia. BoaZ. Bennett. Tom Dods-
worth, Tom Clarke. A.. D. Wood and
ArEand. Passed dOwn-The w. w.
OXEN, Tom Brown, Catherine Davis
and II. X. Bedford.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts or L.ocnt News and Gossip About
the Glass City.

thr Gins. CITY.
Tn
rro,n ,hn Dnct mos I"nhn co Sor,no W.
hc mad bsen ried arst nrI1c ~ H.
Grst md host solution ~ mo rob,,S No,
they had sent out some time ago, Thc
contest closed December /. Tho prize is
fifty dollars ash. Rush C. Faris got sec
onu, q diamond ring. othcrS IN this city
WIG LOOK brizes were IL. a. McGrGIor. H.
Z. H'ii. anu chch 80, pnlr OF Gun buttons;
h m Schulz {: - sn,nn II,nr HU,1''s o''e'eu
,t,o"nan 49, .i.n. rror, n A..
hoSe on tle IlEcr ron w'tnesScu n me
tScnn he sam Clark Tnm DoSs =,
worth and d. Il, Wood. II was ou,te mn
exciting race.
TN Chautnuoun Circle wcro ontcr,o, rod
last evening Mt the home Of MISS M"rtS"
Rankin Thc mertln. was mn -nntnvnhIn
one. The different topics were discussed in
fine shape.
John Cook. OF Drldgcvillc, Pa, who has
been visiting in this city for some time
pnst; maS gone 10 a. |lhifS'ii'c 10 WISH
re'tt'V'S'
Ihoihhs IumMins ms rctirned 10 wash
IhBton. IT.. W iSsuiilc nus Stuuies at W.
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The OLYMPIA CLUB
MAKE, = statement Regarding The ritt-
.intnions-Corbru Fight

Z ENNhts
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. li.-Thcrs
have beer SO many misleading versions
published in respect to the olympic club
Tor i sOn:es; between Corbctt and Fltz-
simmons that Howard +. Taylor. cap
tain ot the Olympic club, who was nu-
thcrls-d by the directors to confer with
tS pug!l!stS, made the folloSInS state
rert last night:
In view Of the many Inaccurate re-
ports In reference to the Olympic clubs
OIer 70 mach FitzSlmmOns and Cor
bStt, I wish 70 explain the reiJfivS posi-
ton Of the club and the Contestants.
The hoard OF directors ~ the Olympic
club has offered 4 purse OF. Stn,OO0 and
no. $1,000 for a ten round contest be-
tween FItzsimmonS and Cogl cit under
tie direction OF the Olymp!Gciub and
the following conditions:
That the selection OF the referee be
placed in the hands OF three well known
and reputable citizens, such as Major
Mclaughlin. ". Greer Harrison and
George Newhall, as a matter OF illustra-
ton, the former TO represent .FftZslm-
mons and Corbett respectively and Mr..
Newhail to represent the club, Besides
the referee. each conteS;lr; Will be al
lowed 20 select a Judge and. In the event
u there being no knockout the referee
will be required to consult with the
Judges before rendering a decision. DO;
q decision must be rendered At the ring
side.
In regard TO the psOSpectSot bringing
the big guns together Corbett has stated
his willingness 20 battle btSfer the
Olympic club, but whether he IS sincere
n The matter we are unable TO prove,
F!izs!mmons has refused to enter into \
proposition for a limited round go Until!
he Is assured that there Is no chance 10
bring on a finished cuntesL In that
event he will consider the propositions OF
the Olympic club"
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TIE RIVER.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.

LSIEEsNAl ; DEFIANT IIE.S.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. ; IL. IN.
Pa.kcrsburg. BEN HUR. II Il. m.
JEWEL, $3.50 p. nj.
Sistersvilc.. RUTH, $50 p. IN.
Parkersburg-ARGAND. y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. III. X. BEDFORD, s n. m.
Matamoras... LEXINGTON. II a. n.
Parkersburg. LEROY. Il n. m.
ClarInEton....JEWEL 800 y. II.
S!stcrsvillc.. RUTH, $3.50 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
ZanesvIlle.. ..LORENA. 5 n. n.
P~tttshurGk... BEN HUR. 6 4. nj.
Pittsburgh. kASAWHA. c n, m.
P~lttshurEh... KEYSTONE STATE. S 4. IN
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, s Il. m.
Petersburg. ARGAND. noon.
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The marks AT G p. M. showed 16 tcet
, inches and rising slowly. Weather,
clear and warm.
Yesterdays towboat movements We're
as follows: Up with cmpties-Tom
Dodsworth. : a.. m: II. D. Wood. Q a.
m; Pacific No. :. , p. IN. Down with
coal-W. W. O'Ncill. Il pieces, three
fuel boats. . y. m; Sam Brown, 10
pieces and . fuel flats.
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sIsTRRsvILLE NEWS.
Latest Local mud Personal News from tho
Oh Metropolis.

For some timn past the workmcn have
been engaged In erecting the new Rddi-
ton to the Presbyterian church. The new
addition will DO n handsome brick one,
and will cost In The nelGhbOrliOod OF Sl2,
co. The work has been progressing de-
spitc the bad weather. md the building Is
now ready for the laying or the corner
stone. which will take place mex Wclnes-
day with elaborate services. The pastor.
Rev. r. y. Anderson. Inns prepared an en-
tGnsive programme which will be carried
out under his direction and there will be Il
number OF eminent divlncs present to as
siSt In the services.
SO far nothing new In regard to the pol
sonIng case Inns developed and nothing can
be- learned. There Is neither II telephone
nor telegraph line TO the section of tho
country In which the tragedy occurred
md the new must necessarily travel slow.
~. Tho report OF the tragedy has been
confirmed by Il number Of people who have
come In from that section. and It seems
tint air OF the details rs published IN the
intolllgcnccr yesterday were correct.
Last evening at his home on Water
street. Col. y. j. Campbell. one or the most
prominent Democrats In the comfy, rave
n banquet TO Il number OF friends NJ n
result OF Il bet on tho election which he
lost. Mr.. Campbell had placed his faith
on Bryan, and nS n result had to pay for
a banquet for nifty friends, lmpromptu
speeches were made by the principals and
HDllAN VI Inv hNN9Aot ha'i ~ hN'h iiAAN hgA
orally was had.
The concert given by tho city band IN tho
onern house last evening was n notable
event. There was II large audience prcs-
ont and tho efforts OF the band were npprc-
cInted. Tho programme, which wnH n long
one, WnR well rendered and the band de-
serves the SUCCESS II lrns attained!
Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. Longmudc, Of North
Baltimore, Ohio. accompanied by their
little son and daughter. who have been
the GUESTS OF the family of Il. A.. Durham,
president Of tho Tylcr County lnnk, for the
pnsi week, left yesterday morning Cor their
homo.
George II. Ernest. OF Ma rlcttn, tho well
known operator and producer. who has
been In the city for several days looking
after his interests In this section, loft yes
torhay afternoon for home.
a. A. Ecllnr OF Pittsburgh, nm nttachc
OF the Internal revenud service. who hau
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MARTINS FERRY.
iinps and Mi,lnps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

T~wcnty-thrcN couples attended the leap
year hop given by the ladies' OF the Assem-
bly, last night. The hours were from s TO
j. n music was furnished by Kilmcycr.
The affair wns a very fashionable AS well
as enjoyable u Supper was served nj
William GrIilth's Ice cream pArlors. The
tables were decorated with cut flowers
and presented u beautiful appearance. AT
thep late OF zach gentleman was II novel
souvenir. This consisted OF an English
walnut cut in two and tied with blnck
md yellow ribbon. The kernels had been
removed from these and In zach was n
ring with a small piece of paper attached
TO It. which bore the Inscription; We'd
dinGs now are all the 20. VIII you marry
me or nor
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SCALY crupt!ons on tho bend, chap
ped hands and lips, cuts, bruises, scalds.
burns are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Snlvc. II Is ut prrscnt the
article most used for piles. and II al
ways cures them. Charles II. Goctze.
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie q Co, Bridgeport: Peabody K
Son, Bcnwool. Q
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been In the city for several days looking
after the interests OF the government here,
left for home to-day,
Mrs. +, a. Durham. OF Main street, went
TO Wheeling yesterday morning. where she
will be the guest Of friends for Il day or
tVrp
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DUBLIC SALE.

On Wednesday, December %, 1896. at
ut public or private sale n small farm, Of
eight acres, fronting on the Ohio river.
along two lines OF railroads, and four
miles from Wheeling, w. Va, and lust
above T~lltonvlle, jefferson county, Ohio,
I rooms, carriage house. stable and other
onthuildinGs. Would suit gardener, For
MI particulars. cnll on or address VIII.
huR l.. MEDll.L, Northeast Corner Court
House. StcubGnvillc. Ohio. dNS.wyio.i7
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THE irritation Of the skin, so helpful
In countcrncting the fortunes OF riIcu-
matlsm Is promptly produced by Sal
walton OIL,
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PUBLIC SALE,
DUBL1C SALE.

Under the authority vested In him by a
Emma, his wife. dated on the 18th day Of
November. in tho year 1925. mud recorded
In the office OF the clerk OF the county
court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, in
Deed OF Trust Book No. 4. at page lo3.
the und erslgned trustee will sell at public
auction nj the north door OF the court
house OF Ohio county aforesaid, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY I, 1877,
beginning at 10 o'clock n, M. the follow
Ing described parcel OF real property stu
atcd In thccity OF Wheeling. In said county,
in Chnpltne and EoH's addition 10 the said
city, that Is 10 say the north one-half
OF lot numbered one hundred and sixty
three, In said addition, and one and one
hhlf feet more next south OF tho north
one-half OF the, said lot. making together
along the front OF the said lot md eaterd-
ing OF the same width from cas-, TO west
the whole depth OF the said lot. This Is
the same property which was conveyed
McLain, trustee. and Elizabeth McMeehen
by deed dated on the 9th day OF February.
a: d.. 1872, anu recorded in said clerks
Ollie! MS II peSG HoSk No. g; at page S,
on tho day Of sale. $3.50. or such less
amount OF the purchase money MS shall
remain unpaid. shall bo paid on Noyem-
ncT To- 1870 SI'-iV' OF sucIl less amount. of
the purchase money MS shall st!ll remain
unpaid, shall DO paid on November is.
lS9S; Sl,lSO. or such less amount Of tho
purchase money us shall still remain I'M
paid. shall be paid on November is, 1899:
$l,l@r. or such less amount OF the purchase
money as shall still remain unpaid, shall
be paid on November 10, 1900; and tho
residue OF the purchase money, II any
shnll then remain unpaid. shall be pnid
on November Is, 1901. Tho deferred in
StnlltNNutS OF tho nllrrhnSD DNnnntr ShalI
bear interest from tho day Of sale, and
for them the purchaser shall give his notes
with personal security satisfactory 10 tho
undersigned trustee. Ho shall also MAIN
tain insurance TO an n,nount satisfactory
to the trustee and for his benefit unon
the buildings upon tho said property.
WILLIAM u. SIMPSON.
uci trustee,
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nor RENT-BEST oFFiCE ROOM IN
L. tho city; largo md plenty Of light.
centrally locntcd in best advertised build.
linz In the city. Also larSc hall for rent
Apply at liuB CLoTlllERS. Fourteenth
Aiu Market streets 1RS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

Northern Pacific has in stock In
speed, "
Thomas y. Campbell. OF Cincinnati,
district pnSsengcr agent W tho Wis.
conslh Central, wns In the city yea
tcrdny,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

a week OF many musical attractions II
Just ended. The Ballad recital OF tho WO-
mans Muslcnl Club last Saturday was full
OF artistic beauties, No previous recital
OF thN cluD ever gave greater pleasure.
-
Sunday evening tho Opera House orchcs-
trn gave ltS Eoml.in0nthly recital NJ ArlOn
nall. n brilliant programme was splCn-
uldly rendered. all tho environments add.
Ing to tho enjoyment.
Monday evening the OrntOrlo Society, nf-
Yer It's usual rehearsal, put On sAlc. through
It's active mOInbCrs. the tickets for hon
nrnry nnl associate memberships. Tho
first named class Is I'VE dollars and entities
thn holder to two Tickets to cach OF two
public, concerts. these TO be procured by
lrst choice Of seats, and tho name OF pos.
SCISSOR to DO printed upon he programme.
Associate members tickets cntltlo TO ono
Ticket TO each Of the two concerts. Tho
limo for Eivlng Its frst Orntnrin was dc.
batcd, with Tho minority IN favor OF the
second week In JtnuNry, II u suitable day,
(Thursdhy having already been otherwise
book) was found stlll open on the Opera
House register. so the time for the public
TO learn what has been accomplished by
IN o%ratorlo work can altogether new thing
IN wheeling. mt least TO tho present gem
Grafton. OF slnBersl IL close ut hand, Tho
coming OF thc. Pittsburgh orchestra was
also discussed by tho society, n tho idea
10 attend tho arfhlr on, the 18th Instant Rs
u musical organization was put a0oat.
Tuesday evening tho eighth recital by
thu 'PhilharIuOhiG QuartcttC was given.
Tho differently graded selections were de.
USbtlully received. II repetition OF two
numbers being demanded. Tho Ruben
ftein puartcttu In c Minor Opus II, No. .
was especially effective.
Tho .'Olde FolkcS Concerto" at ArIon hall
Thursday night, OF all the weeks enter
tuinmentS, hHd the greatest charm. and II
deserved TO have II for many reasons. "a
l!ttlo nonsense now and then" etc. 1t ful-
iIled It's mission and II request has been
Rent tho committee to have II repeated on
n larger stage.
The musical union OF tho city this week
conferred upon Prof. Hermann i. Shock
ry and Prof. Edward BlumCnbcrg. OF the
Philharmonic Quartet, tho degree OF hon
Orary membership. This does away with
complications which have arisen In the
past with these gentlemen. concerning 9TH
ers they wished to have assist them in pre-
Bent,Ing u programme 10 Il 'rhllharmonlc
audience.
Next week there may be no local musical
SoinHs.on. excepting tho usual rchcRrsAls
OF various clubs and chnirS, the holiday
shopping having begun. The Opera liOuso
musical attraction though. (Gllmore's
BAND, Is 4 bis one.
TIE MUSE.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
l. in the City Bank Building. Inquire at
tho City Bank OF Wheeling. mr20
NOR REST-TWo OFFICES ADJOlN-
4 ING IN City Bank building. on tho
third floor. Possession given at once.
FOSTORiA GLASS CO.. Moundsv!lle, w.
Va. tyl7
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RAD ppNT 1 rooms. S per month. on
wi INN Island. In alley near Suspcn-
sion Bridge.
TO LOAN, $500 on good real estate.
E0p ChIP Improved Island property,
lVh uhbu. paying !? per cent. Also va
cant River Lot near Yacht Landing.
JAMES J.. HANLEY.
Rcnl Estate and Loan Agent. 1865 Main St.
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

a week OF many musical attractions Ii
Just ended. The ballad recital Of tho Wo.
mans MlSlcu Club last Saturday was full
OF tho CLUB ever gave greater pleasure.
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Next week there may be no local musical
6oings.on. excepting Tho usual rchcarsals
OF various clubs and chnirS, the holiday
shopping having begun. The Opera IIOusC
musical attraction though. (Gllmore's
Band). Is u bis one.
TIE MUSE.
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Tuesday evening tho eighth recital by
tho 'Philharluohin QuRrtctto was given.
Tho differently graded selections were de.
numbers being demanded, Tho Ruben
ftein puartcItu In c Minor Opus II, No. .
was especially effective.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
FUSION EFFECTED IN ONO.

Columbus, Ohio. Aug. 21.-Thc Stale POpulis,s in
convention Springfield proceeded this morning
with the nomination Of State ticket with the fusion
terms accepted. The nominations OF the Democrats
G. A. White. OF Clermont County for Secretary OF
State and William Beaumont OF Licking for MEM
Der of the State Board OF Public Works were in
dorsed A committee was appointed to confer with
the Democrats IN relation TO the details OF fusion
This must be- done within fifteen days. r. H. Stark
= cleveland was nominated for Supreme Court
I,d,e on the thfd ballot Thomas j. Crcager. Of
Springfield. was nominated on the sixth ballot for
state Food and Dairy Commissioner
soon after the session opened last night General"
! : cnxey of Commonwcal fame. VINO was chairman
T n committee appointed at the afternoon session Of
ne PoDrljsfs' C0nvsnfiOn to confer s"l the COM
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
MIR. HILLS WORDS.


Ex-Presdent Hilrs speech was as follows:
Nv confidence in the right settlement Of the
main question at issue between the political par
fi,s rests upon the fact that II Is fundamcntallN
a moral quest ion and history shows that the Amer
lean people are not I'm the habit of settling such
ou.sfious i'm the wrong way. We hdN" often
stumbled W. have sometimes grop"d our way IN
,larkncss we have struggled in the darkness for
fhe light but have n"vcr yet agreed 10 repudi-
AZ. or ignore the rights Of men. I'm the ReVolu.
thrn conscience raised the cry. Millions for de-
fence but not one penny for unrightcous tribute
In the bitter days OF slavery; wh"n IN" savc-o"ner
slaves tho cry Of conscience was "A man made
i'm the image Of God shall not be treated
rhatt.l because his skin is black When tho war
for the Union waging. Abraham Lincoln said
,o our foreign creditors: Every dollar OF
money shall be made good as gold" When
erccnback fanatics proposed TO pay tnat debt Of
honor in naf money. Ulysses :. Grant rose to the
fmll majesty Of his heroic nature and crushed
reputation with his veto. as h" had crushed the
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28

MOST or THE KITE VIEWS TAKEN HY " 4
EDDY SlCcESSFrILN DEVELOPED.
Roston. Aug 27-Th" midar kite photographs of
Boston taken hv William y. Eddy. OF Bayonne.
y j.. were developed AT p. m. to-day. OF the first
twelve films 'cn were successful. giving distinct
views at a great height Of the Common. Bcacon-st
Comm nWoalth-avc. Charles River ana the outly-
ing suburbs Mr.. Eddy estimates that in one Of the
views the camera was ~ the moment of exposure
fully l.5co feet above the pavement OF the five
photographs taken yesterday afternoon three failed
owing to a defect in the camera shutter. but TWO
gave od views of me central part OF tho city to
the eastward Of fremont and Washington Sis.
Owing to light winds. III Ifc tn an three days We're
required 10 cOmpl"'r The experiment. The kites
us.d six and seycn feet in diameter. and dur
ing the experiments from four to eight Of these
kites were required 20 support th" camera. depend
ing upon the strength of tho wind. The einufa-
rcOus m;cratui" observations. to hc compared
with those at Blue iIill observatory Will be con-
tirucd Friday AMI Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
AT THE NEWPORT HORHE snow.

THE PEOPLE WHO WERE PRESENT AND rHE
HORSES WHICH WERE EXHIBITED.
Newport r. L. Aug 27.-To-da>'s session ~ the
Horse Show was somewhat m2rrod b., threaten
ing clouds Tie attendance was nDt 80 great N
the prvat. boxes although that in the other parts
Of the ground much larger The contests "er"
fully as interesting and in some instances more 80
than Yesterday. The housctops too. around the
grounds bore Interested crowds There did not ap'
pear tc toe the least falling of IN the number ~
people of social prominence. and the demand for
seats tomorrow cannot he supplied The hunters
and jumpers appeared to he in Dror luck for some
reason to-day and. though They are horses 81
good record th,i showing was hardly mp 10 the
mark The principal features i'm th" ring were
the exehil,iti)n Of Fashion. the property oi Pres
colt Lawrence who is decorated with Twenty-Five
medals won at various exhibitions ar home ana
abroad and the Dame. owned 10y q. n + Belmont
which Is also fivoraby known 10 the sporting Na-
tcrnity Both stations appeared at their besi ana
were an agreeable addition 70 the printed aiuac-
tions Another feature was an exhibition OF
sporting tandem in which the leader is unhiich"1
by the driver in the ring and saddled and hurdles
jumped 81.
Harold Vanderbilt Miss Gladys Brooks and Miss
Beatrice Mills were among the children Who ronT
ponies i'm the ring. while Mrs. Perry ilHanl'
daughter of + \. HdNemcNtr. mad" hrr aFl"fl-
ance twice. each time handling the horses ln me
STYLE Miss Rook mad" an attractive appearance"
High stcppcrS We're out I'm fun ranks. ana MADE
fine showing The hunters were put through So
we're tcst Tycho Brah" took IN" second hnrir
little slow to-day. Sweet Brer struck gate au1
sington took the prize after much h"Si'aiion on u'
part of the Judges
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
SULZER on THE ANXIOUS SEAT
sIEEHAN THREATENING TO KEEP HIM FROM
rFNoNlNATION TO CONGRESS.

Congressman William Sulzer and his friends nave
been disturbed 10y threat Of John e. Sh'chah ti'
Tammany leader. to permit the f'noinlha'lo"
o. MIR. Suzcr I'm the NIth Congress DlsuicI i"'
reason for the threat Is said 20 be the noisy man
nor Il, which Mr. Sulzer has been preaching the
free-silver doctrine Mr.. SulZcr has been ruhh"b
about after Mr.. Bryan and taking an active p"'
I'm the work of bringing Bryan and lih together
and his conduct IS said to have disgust'd many
German Democrats in the Nlth Congress pS"''..
Mr.. Suffers friends have been declaring th'l u
he could be re dominated and elected he would b"
"A candidate for Speaker OF the House 0I i'tp''-
sentatives and Mir Sulzcr himself l. sald 10 nav,
got the idea that he is a. biz man politlcaIy ~
Speaker Reed To have Nh Sheehan threaten 10
hold back a denomination az such a ilm' was
most distressing. Mr. SulZcr Is said TO be m"dltd'-
ing an appeal to Richard croker. 10 whom ne va wa
able to render some valuable services IN AlpahE
a few years ago. lie Is said 10 be anxious 10 go
the nomination for Governor on me Deihoc'"'"
ticket.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
TAAIMANY PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER 5.

Final arrangements for the Buffalo Convention
were made at yesterday meeting of the Tamm'n>
Executive Committee in Tammany Han. John C.
Sheehan James J. Martin and other leaders were
present
1t was decided 20 hold the election OF delegates
and alternates in the various districts on Tuesday
September s. II was also decided to send crowd
Of braves Buffalo to WhOop Tor the ffNdn
ticket About LOO members Will accompany the
delegates on tn, special trains the New y ork
Central. Erie. West Shore and Ichgh Valley rall-
ways. leaving New York at =. IN. on September 10
Further arrangements in the way OF securing
hotel quarters will be made at Buffalo. The Tam
many headquarters will he I'm the Gencsee House.