davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
Tint Joyful Feeling.

With the eShilaratins sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
illness, which follows the Use Of Syrun
of Figs, Is unknown to the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap substi-
itutes sometimes offered but never ac-
cepted by the well-informed. Buy xhe
genuine. Manufactured by the Cali
5fornia Fig Syrup CO..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
THE FRIENDS CoNFERENc,E

The Friends Conference, which VIII
meet at the Friends Church. on Green
street, beginning on Thursday OF thts
week. will be something that will in.
terest all Christians. There will be
about fifty ministers present. Some of
them have n national reDutation Tho
services will last about ten DAYS. II
Is looked forward TO with much plcas.
ure by those connected with thai
church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
rnE AiAYoR,s cnIlnr

X Joseph Elliott. drunkenness; 81,
y. Mary Hill, assault on Mrs. YIN
Cherry; so days in Jail.
Smith. larceny of spigots; sent
TO jail for six months.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
NEEDS OF OUR
Navy nav. YARD.
What Rear Admiral Hichborn Re-
commends For this Yard.
MONEY AND EMPLOYMENT
------
II inc Advice of Tho eons,smen I.
Taken and Carried Into EGoct
Gront VIII BE tho improvements
Made Here at this Ynrd. ana Many
Men wtiliso Empioyed-some,hIns
Greatly Neeucd.
MONEY AND EMPLOYMENT

The following taken from the annual
report of Chief Naval Constructor.
Rear Admiral Hichborn. will prove
most interesting reading to our people.
1t shows plainly the needs Of this yard
and active acceptance of his views by
the department would bring smiles to
many faces In this section.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
EVENTS TODAY

80 80 II v TI-N . 7IO-DNY.
KIP, ~
ass Ocean Council, No. 1868, II. a.
s portsmouth, Lodge, No. 1922 *. NJ. c.
lafa ANNA lConclave. No. 3. i Q. IL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18

y v. !! ~ :. Y 1NDFlN s HIIECTUIEE..
ssa Rev. MIR. Walden. presiding elder Of
this district, will deliver lecture to-
q subj Get will be Crit 1t is said To bc
& very In terestlng, as we'll as instructive.
Ss The proceeds Will go tdvards the
church fund. Refreshments will be
ssssryed gaf forwards. 81 z Z. y. Il IS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
ANOTHER DRY DOCK


ANOTHER DRY DOCK
O Additional dry dock.-Too much
stress cannot be laid on the necessity
for an additional dry dock Of sufficient
size to accommodate the largest ships
now in the service or likely to be added.
The larger Of the two existing docks is
of barely sufficient width at the en-
trance to allow the docking of ships Of
the size of the Texas at light draft,
and when that ship is at load draft it
becomes practically impossible to dock
her without Injury. ~ suitable site. is
available adjacent to the present wood
ell dock.
AS further showing the urgent need
of an additional dock, / would respect
fully call attention to the fact that
from January /, 1894, the timber dock
has been actually used 1,349 days, or an
average of 245 days per year, and the
stone dock 96l days, or an average of
lI5 days per year. During the past fiscal
year these two docks have been in use
2S5 and 292 days. respectively. The work
of this department is much hampered
by insufficient docking facilities.
ANOTHER RAILWAY.
(2) Additional Marine Railway-The
marine railway at this yard is of only
sufficient size to haul large steam
launch. When repairs are required to
be made to the bottom OF tug or tor
pedo boat 1t becomes necessary to reg
ularly dock 1t in one OF the dry docks
and In view OF the continuously heavy
demand on these dry docks this is not
only expensive, but likewise intercferes
considerably with the use of these
docks for their more legitimate pur-
poses. 1t would be very desirable f a
new railway were built of sufficient
size to haul out ordinary tugs and the
smaller class of torpedo boats. A suita-
bic location for such additional marine
railway exists In an old building slim
adjoining the present railway.
NEW SHIP-FITTERS' SHOP.
(3) New shipfitters' shop, and i'm
provement of the other shops thereby
rendered possible. The shipfitters' shon
Is entirely too small TO accommodate
even the present Inadequate supply of
tools. and the building is incapabl of
enlargement. and at the last session of
Congress n sufficient appropriation was
made to build new shipfitters' shop.
me plumbers department (Which in
Guides plumbers, coppersmiths. and
tinners) is al present very badly crowd
cd. Inc shop is too small TO accommo-
GATE the number of workmen that
should be employed on the work even
now In hand. The building now used as
shipittcrs' shop should, when vaca-
ted. be converted into plumbers shop,
ior which it is OF ample capacity, and
me. space at present occupied for the
piumper shop should. when vacated, be
divided between extensions of the foun
dry and of the blacksmith shop.
In order to use TO the best advan-
tagc the additional space to be obtained
by the building OF the new shipfltters'
shop already authorized, and the con-
sequent changes in shops above out
lined, 1t will be necessary to purchase
ana install considerable number of
machine tools. furnaces. cupolas, forges.
etc. l estimate the cost of such addl-
tlohal machinery at $4,000, and rec
ommend that this amonnt No onno,,io
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18

Il NJ keep every SHE pc OF collars. Lei
you your collars. Chaa. II. WEI
y xbn & Co IS E! IS; Ia
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18

ID OARDERS gWANTED-FoUR GEN.
ID tiemen can secure good board in prl-
waite family by applying to GET Harrison
street. South Portsmouth. oc15-3t q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18

g MoKE SNOW FLAKE OR PHoB-
- NIX, our &c. Cigars-your moneys
worth. Sold everywhere. Call for them,
Made by Union Labor. w, It. BACKUS.
Jr.. Rich. .. Guy. seSo-3w &
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18

IT OST.-ssH PEARL BROOCH gCRES-
~ cent with star. small diamond in 4
centre, on either South or Court street. A
liberal reward VIII 10 paid IL returned
to S32 High street. oci7.3t ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
22RT5M0OTF4 LOCAL NEWS AKlTo ADVERTISEMENTS

wv maker at once OSTERLEgBROS.
d0i Crawford street, Portsmouth, Va.
oclS-3t. Il q AZ - d q 5iys
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
BY G. NJ. Reynolds, Auctioncer.
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

ID Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Court OF lIustinEs. for the city of
Portsmouth, entered June 19th. 1892 in
the suit of AlcXa ndcr Guardian, VS..
Alexander, &C., l Will sell at public auc-
ton at the courthouse in Portsmouth, at
II o'clock M,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
(Cisg dalszy re strony 1-szej).

wi TAX DIR. Lisiewioza, jsk i dra So
lahskiego.
Zanim tribunal udal sic ma nara
de, zabral CLOS DIR. Grek ponownie i
oswiadozyl, Re Szozepanowski W O.
statnich czasach zapadl bardzo IA
zdrowiu tax, re uozestniozenie z jego
strony " rozprawie jest tax dobrze
jak niemoaliwe. Pragnac jednako
woa nalesytego wyswietlsnia sprawy,
zrzeka sic p. Szczepanowski dobro
dziejstw, jake mu W tym wzgledzie
gwarantuje procedure karna i chloe
o lie moanosoi uczestniczyc W roz
prawie, ale z pewnemi przerwami.
Ma ~podstawie wieo przediozonego
swiadectwa lekarzy dra Opolskiego j
dra Widmana zada DIR. Grek, ably
Szczepanowskiemu dozwolono u
ozestniczye W rozprawie 4 do 5 60
dzin j to tylko pred poiudniem, a
zarazem. ably mu udzielono As go.
dzinnego odpoozynku pred przesiu-
ohauiem.
Tribunal uda} sic ma narade i pc
kilku minutach og}osil uchwaie, cd
rzucsjaoa wnioski dr6w Lisiewicza i
Solahskiego j zatrzymulaca p. Ko
czyndyka ma stanowisku znawoy So
dowego, a zarazem dozwalajaoy p.
Szozepanowskiemu, ably by} podozss
rozprawy chwilami nieobecnym, z
lynn atoli warunkiem, re ma przeslu-
ohanie must sic jswic konieoznie.
P. Szczepanowski natychmiast O.
puscil sale rozpraw, poczem punktu
alnie o godz. IL W po}udnie przysta-
piono do odczytania aktu oskaraenia,
kt6re trwalo do godz. 1 W po}udnie.
Pc poludniu odczytywano akt oskar-
zenia W dalszym ciagu.
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

tel zabra} g}os 'delegat w. Kuflew-
ski, re szkoda debatowa6 mad TEN,
toz samo wyPowiedzia} delegat Max.
Marcinkowski, przeto ma wniosek
del. w. Karpus, azeby wybranems
komitetowi sprawe.po}aczenia trzech
Z~wiazkow oddaG, ogoi delegatow
sic zgodzii j zaiatwienie tel zgody
oddai powyzej wybranej komisji.
Co do p~oprawek konstytucji Nv.
SP. Pol. ma wniosek del. Andrzeia
Marcinkowskiego oddano takze do
z~a{atwienia temu samemu komiteto-
wi.
Co do ~wydawania nadal organu
,,Harmonii" ma wniosek del. Jana
Bobowskiego ia sama komisia ma
oddane to W rece i lie moznosci O.
bo~wiazkiem jej bedzie, azeby ma Sci
mic wv. Mar. Pol. przyszIa Ia spra-
wa wydawnictwa pod obrady, a mo-
he wv. Mar. Pol. przyjdzie z pomoca
Zwiazkowi Sp. Pol.
Poczem jen. dyrygent J. N. No
wicki stawia wniosek, azeby Sejm
wv. SP. Pol. W dowod zaslug, jaki.
polozyIa dla'tej organizacji szanowna
PAM Roza Kwasigroch oddai jej hold
uznania n%ominujac ia honorowa ezlon.
wv. SIP. Pol, wniosek ten og6 dele
gatow przyjai z e~ntuzjazmsm i 70
Polska krolowe spiewu ma tel przy-
branej ziemi ameryka6skiej azna&
honorowa cz}on. wv. SIP. Pol.
Wice-prezes X. Sikorski proszas
o g{os, postawi} wniosek, re professor
X. Andrzejewski take zasluguje IA
~uznanie, widowed tegoz og6l dele
gatowl podziekowa} mu przez po-
wstanie.
Nakoniec del. Wojciech Aadaj
robi proPozycje, azeby nadal Sejmy
byiy otwierane j zamykane hymnen
ameryk., Propozycja ia zostala ma
wniosek del. Max. Marcinkowskiego
W ten sPosob przez ogoi delegat6w
zaiatwiona, zeby ch6ry Nv. Sp. Pol.
nauczyfy sic choc jednej piesni anne
rykahskiej j spiewasy ja ma koncer-
tach Tub innych uroczystosoisch
przez Mich urzadzanych.
NastePnie delegat u. Perlowski
stawia wniosek, re starsze chory,
ktore ma koncert zjazdowy ME nau-
CA sic utworow zbiorowycb przez
jen. dyrygenta przeznaczonych, mic
powinny mice prawa z wiasnym nu.
merem wystepowa6. Wniosek ten
Przechodzi przez ogG delegat0w j
sPrawe te oddano do dyspozycji sc.
kretarza jeneralnego.
Przystapiono teraz do oboru no.
wego zarzqdu. Nastepujacy urzed-
nicy wybrani z~ostali: Prezes. Kazi.
mierz Sikorski; wice.prez. Weronika
Musia{; sekr. jeneralny, FIR. l.. Gwi.
zdaia; zastePca sekr. jen., st. G. MI.
siai; skarbnik, G. w. Karpus; BIZ
~bliotekarz, Jan Nowicki; jen. dyry-
gent, Jan Nepomucyn Nowicki.
Przytem ogoi delegatow ma who
SEX del. j. Bobowskiego uchwalis,
azeby wybrac organizatorow ma ksz.
de miAsto, W ktorem sic Choir male
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

ReSormy wewnetrzne, jake to: pc,
trzebne zmiany konstytucji ma
szej, kt6rsby ME sprzeoiwiaiy sic z
usts wami Stanu Illinois, poparcie
Dziennika Nsrodowego, zwiazku
Sokol6w, Spiewu Polskiego, oswia.
ty, sprawl blizszego zaaozenis j po-
rozumienia Zwiszku Wyohodztws
Polskiego W Europe re Zwiazkiem
Narodowym Polskim W Ameryoe
sprawl nawiazanis stosunk6w z wy.
chodztwem polskiem W poludniowej
Ameryce, OTTO szereg csiy spraw,
" ktoryoh Sejm XIII wypowie swa
opinje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
Notatki.

Tydzieh ~Sejmowy. Uwaga braoi
Zwiazkowej zwroccna ma Grand Ra-
pids. Oczekujemy waanyoh uchwal
cd Sejmu Kill, da Bog, ME zawie-
dziemy sic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

Ossozerstwo jest to poteans bro6
nieuozciwyoh ludzi. Lecz czesto broh
ia szkodzi wiecej lynn. ktorzy sierra
oszczerstwa ] ma oszozerstwsch Gaia
swa dzisialnosc j ksrjere opiersja,
anizeli tym, ~przeciwko ktorym jest
skierowans. Przekonsja sic o TEN
wkr6toe niektorzy zbyt gorliwi
,przyjsoiele" Z~ia,ku, kt6rzy przes
lat diva saJmowali sic kopsniem dol
kow pod nssss organisscjs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

Przeto W rekach kasjera Jest $4.1S
Sprawozdanie to zosta}o take
przez ogoi delegatow przyjetem.
Nakoniec komisja W sprawie pola.
c%zenia wv. Spiewakow, Soko}ow i
Miodziezy zdaia sprawozdanie W O.
sobie Delegate Stefana Barszczew.
skiego.
81. delegat przemowil W paru slo-
wach o z%naczeniu takiego po}acze.
MIA Zwiazk0w p~rzeczytai przez ko-
misje opracowana rezolucje, kt6ra
ma wniosek delegate J0zefa Chmie-
lihskiego zostala przez ogd przyje.
ia. Poczem delegat Micha{ Nova.
kowski stawii wniosek, azeby wybraG
komitet skiadajacy sic z trzech,
ktoryby sic zaja} gorliwie tenn po}a-
czeniem przytem azeby szanowni
delegaci Sejmu X o lie moznosci
dali instrukcje, pod}ug kt6rych ten
re komitet m6giby sic najlepiej pc.
informowac W tel sprawie. w skiad
tegoz komitetu zostali wybrani przez
ogolne glosowanie koledzy: walen-
ty Kuflewski, MaxymiIjan MARGIN
kowski j Albin Rosihski.
Ma nowe interesa przyszia sprawl
korsspondencji cd zarzsdu Nv. Sp.
Pol. z Milwaukee, Wis. w sprawie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
PrOtOk64 z Sejmu X
Zwiazku Spiewak6w Polskich W
Ameryce W Bay City, Mich.
1899 rOku.

Gag daisy. Patrz No. 3S ,,Zgody".
Po sprawozdaniu sekretarza jene-
ralnego nastapilo sprawozdanie jen.
dyrygenta Jana Nepomucena No.
wickiego, z ktorego wykaza1o, lie
gorliwie pracowal dla Zwiazku Spie-
wakow Polskich, przeto ma wniosek
Delegate Jozefa Chmielihskiego zlo
zy} jener. dyrygentowi podziekowa-
przez Powstanie ogoi delegat6w.
Rowniez sprawozdanie bibliotekarza
kolegi Waciawa Periowskiego 20
stalo przez delegatow przyjetem i
ma wniosek delegate w. Karpus po.
dziekowano mu przez powstanie.
Toz samo kolega w. Periowski
jake administrator ,,Harmonii" zdai
sPrawozdanie j z~aznaczy}, re chot
wydawnictwo ,,Harmonii" niewiele
Przynioslo materjalnej korzysci, jed
nakowoz pozyska}o sobie pare no.
wych chorow i organ Harmonic"
upas6 ME moze, DO przynioslby
Zwiazkowi Sp. Polskich szkode, a
wrogowie staraliby sic z wieksza ST.
Ia azeby mas z~niszczyt. Ma wniosek
Delegate j. Bobowskiego sprawo-
zdanie administrators organu ,Har-
monii" przyjetem zosta}o.
N~astepnie komisja do sprawdzenia
ksiazek zarzadu zda}a sprawozdanie
W osobie delegate Wegierskiego a
mianowicie:
Dochodu byio $157.95
Rozchodu $156.47
Pozostaje W kasie $1.48
u zesziegO roku pozostaio s2.7O
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

to ME dowodzi nj nieuctwa naszego, ami przekupstwa a tyko uczciwosci
urzednikow. @ r
III naszej snony zaznaczamy to tylko, Re ME spodGibysmy sic do tego
Istopnia bysmy mogi powodowa6 sic osobista nawiscia, Tub nadzieja po-
zyskania sympatji u tych, kt6rzy wieczne urzedow iakna,
J0zEF CzERN1K, wice-cenzor.
STAN. SLEsANsKI, ALEKsANDER OLszEwsKI, kontrolerzy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
DOch0d.

Il przeniesienia d. % sierpnia 1897
roku. s S4.S7
Cd by}ego kasyera $500
Dochody z zabaw, wieczor-
kow i teatru ......... 256.46
II wynajecia garderoby.. 1885
Il obchodow. 27.24
Cd Wydzia}u Oswiaty..... $500
Pozyczka cd Zarz. Centr... 10000
Re ~sPrzedazy katalogow... 1920
II ~skarbonki.. ........ 1901
II kar wpfyne}o. ........ $3.50
Dobrowolne wp}aty 9.65
Razem S665.10|
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

Pc gazetacb polsko.smerykahskiob
poruszanym jest projekt poiaozenis
organizsoyj niektorych W jedna fe.
deralna Osiosc pod nazws Polsko-
Kstohckiej Federacji. o ~projekoie
tym rozpisuja sic wiele ma papierze,
wykonaDie zas projektu robbie sic o
,szdrosc J aadze wiadzy przywodcow.
Leoz pisac MONA.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

10 to liozba fatalna, powiadajs
n~iektorzy. Oby Sejm XIII stal sic
fstslnym ola wrogow Nv szku Mar.
Polskiego ] Ojczyzny %nsssej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

w po3udniowej Afryce wre walks
leje sic krew. Boerzy walozs IA
wolnos6 swego kraju, toinierze an
gielscy "a potege, wplywy ] cbec
zaborcza swej ojczyzny Anglji. Czy
wojna Ia skohozy sic wyniszozeniem
ossdnik6w holenderskioh W Afryoe
poludniowej, czy tee polityks TABOR
cza aDgielska donna s4usznej porszki
= czss 10 pokate. S~ympstje swiata
oywilIzo~aoego 50 pc stronie Boerow
ktorzy wslcza... "a wolnosc!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

,Nasz" Dzienniczek W si6dmem
niebie. DO " parafji ma Stanislawo.
vie nkir''.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
Og6lny stan kasy.

Og6lny stan kasy.
w dmu kwietna 1899 r. znajdowato sic w kasie zwiazkowej
z fundusz6w posmiertnego, rezerwowego, zelaznego obro-
towego s6S62369
Fundusz Skarbu Mar. Pol. pod opeka wv. Mar. PoL........ 341447
Fundusz z nadwyzki wydawnictwa -Zgody" ............... l4S59l
Razem $73524O7
w ciagu q miesiecy, t. cd l kwietnia do pazdziernika 1899
wpiyneo ma conto tychze funduszow. .................. S997S4S3
w lynne czasie wpiyueto nadwyzki z wydawnietwa ~rZgody". 752Ss
w ogole S174O61.7 s
Ogolny rozch6d cd kwietnia do 1 pazdz. 1899 wynosi 49,. 1856, 7lO6s
A eaten W dmu pazdz 1899, znajduje sic W kasie ...... $S8y35I:1C
Wv zaleg}osciach u guP zwiazkowych S276466.
Uwaga: Powyzsza suma, SS83ol.1O, uokowana
jest W nastepujacy sposob:
Hypoteka: FIR. Wlekihski, piatna sierpnia 1899,
4 procent S15OOOOO
FIR Kosierzyna, p{atna W grudniu, 1900, q pr. 100000
Joz. Blaszka, pfatna 10 sierpna, 1903, g PR. 100000
Gotowka: w illinois Trust & Saving Bank" -. lS65213
w Commercial National Bank ............. l4y6l43O
w milwaukee Ave. State Bank" .......... 2100946
w Chicago National Bank" 13075.21
De-, -- = ost M
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

u rachunku odznak zIotych emaiowanych nalezy uwaza6 jake sta.
cone odzuak ziotych l8. emaiowanych "a, ktore byfy kasyer w. VILE
kihski W naturze ME oddaf, lecz wykazat, re takowe zostaly grupom
czonkom N kredyt wydane pomimo nastepnie kilkakrotnego pisana
prez sekretarza jeneralnego do osob interesowanycb o zwrot Tub zapla
Genie "A odznaki,' wszystko TO pozotaio dotad bez zadnego skutku.
m. j. SadOwski, Sekrtarz Jen.
N. Majewski, Kasyer.
y. Ncki, Rachmistn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
SprawOzdanie Biblioteki.
Ia czas do 25 sierpnia 1897, do l pazdziernika 1899.

ROZch6d.
Oprawa ksiazek $219.42
Move ksiazki... 1850
Zwrot pozyczki. 10000
Oprawa portretu. lbs
Oddanie biblioteki. $3.50. 1900
Express 37.34
Prenumerata pism. marki
pocztowe j drobne wydat-
XII .................... 37.6s
Zadatek ma hale. ........ 500
574.6e
Gotowka W kasie d. | paz-
dziernika 1899 r. 9O.5o
665.1e
or. BLAszkA, prezes.
Joz. P~oLczYNsKI, kasyer.
Nj. ~SADowsKI, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

SpraWOZdanie
q DOchOd6w i ROzchOd6w Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
cd dnia 25 Sierpnia 1897 do dnia I Pazdziernika 1899 r.
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zatem W rzeczy wistosci odznak jest: srebr. 1014, emaljow. los, zlt 81
Podajqc powyzsze ostatnie sprawozdanie nasze q dwuletniej czynnosci
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-25
NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE,
VIII Organize To-niEht-Ronan, the Bowery
Depew, on the "Divver Trust"

VIII Organize To-niEht-Ronnn, the BOwery
Depew, on the "Divver Trust"
The Republican Executive Committee will
meet this afternoon at Madison avenue and
prepare a programme for the organization OF
the new County Committee. which will hold its
first meeting this evening at tho Murray Hill
Lyceum. In Thirty fourth street. near LeIing-
ton avenue. 1t is not expected that there
will DO any change among the officers
OF the committee. except In the case OF the vice.
presidents. who are now George r. Sutton and
Otto A. Rosasky. 1t is tho habit OF the COM
m ttee to retire the first vics-presdent. so that
an opportunity may be given for tho honor to
pass to another. Mr. Sutton will retire and Mr.
Rosalsky will probably be advanced TO tho
post OF first vice-president.
Lightning Jim Stewart Is not member OF
the committee and his place from the Twen-
tieth District will be taken by Capt. f. Norton
Thomas Roman, the Bowery Depsw. who is a
cand date for the Repub lean nomination for
intended to go before the County Committee
t2 to- and protest against what he calls
sh.S the n h
the Hon. + Olivier, tho Tammany leader, and
Ronan OF hs cony
mittee won't help him. Mr.. Ronnn intends to
run as an independent. He said last night;
Republican candidate was successful in the
Second district was when Kilboy was elected
Alderman Shea was bitterly opposed to him.
insisted on It Tint he got the nomination, A
money consideration 70 withdraw from this
stcS tS Ree end et TRo u second dsrct Is ali
right and can be made Republican, There are
just as Intelligent young men in the district. as
them to come to the front on account OF tho
undcrhand workings OF the Diver Trust"
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He Intends to Play Lone Hand This Cam
paiEn, His Intimates Say.

paiEn, His 1ntimates Say.
The Hon. James A. Blanchard's term % o
Judge OF the General Sessions Court expires on
Jan. /. He was appointed by Governor Black to
I'll a vacancy and has been Judge little more
than year Judge Blanchard has m my friends
all Of whom want him renominated by the ape
preach ing Republican County Convention. He
tBlanchardl has always been an active Repub-
lican and for years was prominent In the Ma
tonal League OF Republican Clubs. In years
gone By he was associated with william Brook
field In the affairs OF the Twenty FIRST Assembly
district. He is q war veteran, graduate OF
Columbia Law School, and a member OF the
Union League and Republican clubs, the Bar
Association and Lafayette Post, G. A. r. He
was formerly President OF the Repu blcan Club.
An explanation OF situation which may
have n bearing upon Judge BIanchard's i'm.
mediate future was gathered from Republl.
cans yesterday. According to them Richard
Croker has about determined to renom nato
Supreme Court Justice George c. Barrett,
whose term expires on Jan. l. Justice Barrett
has been upon the bench since 1871. He is 81
years old. He was prominently mentioned q
year ago as possible candidate OF the Demo-
cratic party for Governor.
President QuigR OF the New York County
Committee. 1t is said. has decided that the Re-
publican county organization should endorse
Tammany's nomination OF Justice Barrett,
provided Tammany Hall will support tho Re-
publican candidate for Surrogate be he Gen.
James N. Varnum or another. President
Qugg believes that the patronage OF the Sur
rogates office would greatly strengthen the
County organization.
Judge Blanchard's friends have been led to
believe that II the Republican County organi-
cation will nominate him for the General Ses-
sions bench Tammany Hall will on dorse him
and they say they have heard that Mr. Croker
has privately reconsidered some OF his views
OF year ago as to the effect OF his refusal to
renominate Joseph F. DAILY as Supreme Court
Justice. desires an opportunity OF making
some amends. and would endorse Judge
Blanchard II Judge Banchnrd's own party
would nominate him.
Gov. Roosevelt appointed Gen. Varnum
Surrogate to succeed John II. V. Arnold who
resigned under the Gre Of Assomblyman
Fallows.
The patronage OF tho Surrogate's office Is
great. The patronage Of the General Sessions
bench is by no means to be ignored by the
county II was the opinion last night OF those
who have discussed matters with Richard
Croker that he believes that Tammany Hall Is
even stronger this year than last when It rolled
up a tremendous plurality for Van Wyck for
Governor and that he does not believe in con-
ceding to the Republicans anything. not
single judicial nomination. no not one; that
Barrett can be reelected easily and that Tam
many Democrats will be elected to succeed
Varnum and Blanchard.