The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
.R||ONT0G[TREYENUE
FROM OYSTERS ! { ! | ( !
Committee Of Ten TO Consider Ql1,
A1ke d Report.
OPPOSED BY MEMBERS FROR THIS SECTiOH5
Comm'ltee on Reduction Of State Expenses, !
Will Soon Get to Work, 81
Gompers VIII Appear in Behasf oa
Kizcr's Bill 10 Create n Buranu OF
Inbor statistics-Ln 10 ProhlbISs! j!
tho Sale of Liquor To- Studens ss WIN
3tnnd-GOvernor's StnT Inco1ns
pioie-Grnnd Jury Ikns Testimony
in Regard 10 womac,k's Checks. ~
BY MEMBERS FR0R THIS SECIiQR1
Especial Dispatch TO The yirglnian.l
Richmond Va q - cno tlg

Especial Dispatch TO The virginian.l 3s
Richmond. Va, Jan. s, 1888. .sgss ss
Hon. Charles G. Elzer received a teIe.E "a
gram from con<5.ssmtln Young to-day
asking him to come TO Washington and y
appear with him before q COMMITTEES oa q
Inc liouse In advocacy OF the restorar
tion of the wages of the employees OF /
the Norfolk Navy yard to what they
were formerly. Mr.. Kizer left for i;
Washington tonight.
Governor Tyler will appoint the K
quarantine officer for Norfolk and 4
Portsmouth on Monday. He has been ].
called upon by various delegate ions IN
the interest Of candidates, and while
the Governor has given no intimation
as to what his decision will beIit is
generally thought that DR.. Hope will \
be appointed. ,t3 n tSS SSS
The House Committee on Banks,s
Currency and Commerce postponed /:
consideration OF the Trading Stamp bill
until tomorrow night. 81 - n 45 g$s $tfj5
The House Committee on Finance will
consider Mr. SaunderS' bill In relation
to taxing telephone, telegraph and &ex4ss
press companies next Tuesday at 4 :309l
p. m. This is one OF the most import-
ant measures pending in the Legisla-S;
tuEe. Al persons interested will be-
given an opportunity to be heard. AIR. e
Cooke. of Norfolk, is chairman of the &
committee. III Y 4 x ll5s{I AIM
Campbell, of Wytheville, who ma n. II
aged Judge Jackson's canvass, enter
tained several gentlemen at the West-Ss
moreland Club Among those who n
were his guests were Messra. George
Lindsay, of Norfolk county, and Charles
B. Mann, of Petersburg. y! ifS
While Governor Tyler has announced
but three members OF his staff, 1t isss
generally known who will be, some OF #
the other Colonels. He has appointed q
Colonel C. OBJ. Cowardin. of Richmond ,,8s.
his chief Of staff, and Messrs. MaFon
l.. Dawson, of Richmond, and King 10 IS;
Harman, of 1adford, members of Sthe@
staff. Among others who have been
invited to serve as Colonels are Col.SiS33
John s. Harwood and Nlr. VIM. NJ ISL
Couling. OF Richmond, and Hon.. VIM
Henry Mann, of Petersburg.
The joint special committee appointed
to report plan for the reduction OF (,
State expenses will get to work before
the end Of the week. Several MEMBERS
of the committee, notably Messrs. NTaess
son, of King George, and Parker, OF 81
Southampton are in favor OF con5ti-
tutional reforms, and it would not be5
surprising IL THE plan agreed upong
should contemplate a number or amendss
ments to the constitution. Mr.. @. Har-8
ding Walker, Of Northum berland y al ss
member Of the committee, faYoTsi the
reduction of the number of school sup
erintendents to one for each Senatortals
district ~ 3s}5.ss e 3 as SsS
The contested election case Of ECoia
vs. Newberne was argued before the
House Committee on Privileges and 4
Elections this evening by Mr. BUR-
1ough, for Mr.. Cole and Mr.. Thorn for
Mr. Newberne, The committee did not
decide the case. asSs
The visit of Mr. Samuel Gompers5
next week will be quite an event among
the labor people He will app .ar before
n house committee In behalf of II ir.s
Kizer's bill to create q bureaus labor
and Industrial statistics. Mr. G0niperSS
is president OF the American Fedora tiSas
of Labor While here he will b. hondSss
somely entertained by the labor sunLGSs
lists. glS " I'd 81, "a sys5s.Ssts. VA.
The report Of the investigate ION In til Ssi
case OF Judge Turnbull, of Brunswicks
will not be ready to be sIbnltted besss
fore Saturday 1t will ntain 6 sl1out
5000 words. and will completely IJni lss
cate the Judge from the charges pF Fass
ferred by Delegate E. P. Bufoord
Senator w. H. Hale, the sole menhar
of the Senate who belongs to u ts Pom
,ulist party, has been voting Rt tttiS RI n
Democrats on all candidates. but nd B
will draw the line on Judge Jack ION s;s
He says ne cannot see the e3nsis sistencY
of the Democrats III turning down iii ifss B
Yer Populists In Roanoke and h ISL III 4
nominating a ''gold bug B for; 8 jt, dgs
Y There was consid derable id easate e iys xsS 4
Senate over Mr.. Morris p Ill !. aiIisfi ia snss
the act In relation st . the Is d. & iid
to minors and certain stud eftf 81 \ IS
Morris wanted the words lard Es tiiers If
;institu tions Sof learn I'M (siiS E
OF the act passed altt i ne taas be 81 ff6tn
and to have the law Ia Or
1iors, pupl!syof tf e pub lin nc fof fssS d
the students 81 G u he E5 amp IN
school. The bill 81 - AS
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