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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
?M101.K M-MBi:i!. ll.?ui. |.|,-..M,,M, vi fiT^niV JANUARY 25. 1888. THRBB CENTS MR'COPY.
WARSHIP AT HABANA
vaine Is Ordered There by in?
Prestttt
iT DOBn WEAN WAR, THOUGH.
BistrttsH Insists It Marks Re
.. :; ofFrtUdly Relations.
m MADR1DESE SAY?
,: .1 More Important Than
i>n as to Habaii.se Sentiment.
4 ' ? -i ?IA1 :??N \i. ui m??hv
m w ii-iiiiiuion as <i? Hi??
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h'v ; ,ur >' " - h<
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,H?hlw_r
wai m. k> to t, i mj i_.
tl in. osidered
ink, but he has
luck) t.. gel so Im
o dock
aown ;i pa, k, t ,
ment, nerve, a?d
Puok, that pleased ?l.partmenl so
'bat the captain was ?...,. ,, oom?
l letter,
lot, inelnd
It, Lieut. |( ,)man
a ? Blow, ,i i
idets .1 ll
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C. W Litt
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P. C. B?
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no M
w, vertt? il. tri.
rimuni
breech-loadins
and
and !
OUR El.LET AT KEY WEST.
s no
In m"
8
formldabl 0?
in OUI i?
ni.ai
Main .,.-.. , ?
n flotilla,
. all.I th. i I: W 111 I?
by the F?
! al
battl? ?hip herself, is
_<v
the ship,
i ti,.- Na . morn
I :
lile ami the tralning
- with?
in, and the entire navy m
i that
: if\ in^ to the officials, iu vl. w ol th
limit? ?
CON?
met
. a.tins
wers
ittsfactlon.
. artlcularly
.-. 11
mi the other v
d to fol?
i
lt. [hop? the Maine will
itor T? II? :
. nil"! with A)
i . ol to h? ,ir
of It. Il - two
.
m? ml? If
p. dally by
i m, who bad ? i
th? Housi In th.
SPAIN AGREES T? I RECTPROCITY.
WASHINGTON, Januai nlster
ni'iit
.m. nt of Sp iln
with the United i the
With Sat.
d iu
\i,t, *?<nt rs of in moms.
Thai the Malae's Mtnalaa i? Friendly
?ini.v Dlairrcdlted,
WASHINGTON, D. ?'.. Januar) M.
i announcement thai
the
t . all a
ion that the .
to make a t
Is dl
I, it is
the time
dent
re upon the sdmlnis?
the rei rent to?
th it
i., had wired thai hi
..i the
11... .Mm. nt. ami th it if a wai
at to Hab ce, he
return t..
this
nnr. On
. a o i by i m- m
Foreign H '
that there Is no -
in- Maine
: that it b done
ire.
i dty are
thing there M
q ||, . and ' tWO ol
the I. '' "'"
would no loag?
bill ties and con
,,i an outbreak In Habana, and
dmlnlstratlon bai al laat
i demand?
. ,,?,,, warablne, for ths pro
,, .,f American! and American Into
| , : . !. . . .,- M iBlBg this
.. "waiting gaaseM el
,.:,? nisiiati.i. may be ln
prolonged, perhaps until tl
,, ?a, stdential i ?ih.rs
IcKlnlej rt to?
ll?n wad bring i
lli:i.? '"l '"" <"d ot
|| . : on
Tha Jin??? russieii.
bb YORK 4 v' l_ '
,h, State De
, ,,,, ,n-i at? hing of the pat
i
fCOX?MJPB) SS ?HBG 35 .'AOBJ .
Itheca?ci Sid-Mi,
it moi m KiiitiMiniiM |
ti REt WtU, ni: um i MB
THE CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP CONT
ii Will i'r.iiMtbiv n?. paaidsd iri
Muhi-I nur ( itnilldMl?-- In
l'lelil- lletre-irh.m (Oninlti
Wmaxh Oystns i.n .?,.-. Menasse?.
A ancua of Demo? ratle ment?
'Tir, will h,- held to-iii|4!it lor
i""i>" bring easnre? to <
lehmenl In Um i tp< nsei t.r h
Qoverninent
i he movemenl ?led by i
W. ti. Pendlet?*?, of Loulsn, ant
?'.. t ?v-ith grrat favor. While e<
nrtembei m the Legislature is deetren
onomy and radncing Btat?
the USSt i-ili , tlve BMtbOd ,,f
i net been d? Med opon
' "i th? ca to adopt di n
apon a hieb i - M.n. nm> n! ms*
rhe t ?nicht arlll
: .lleetlll
MAS DONB Ml ICH WORK.
ti n k Maeoa, Um chain
of th? joint Commltti
?m nt and R? form, In ?peaking
i It ?Mik of th.it hody. .-.lid >
"An Impression .- > n.? to prevail '
thla Legislatura is not doing anything
ward ret ranchman' i a/Ill my the i
mmltte? i, and ins been, hi
rk. At th. m -- im ? ting th.- r.
in iholo.. . and s
'.inmute. - pointed in
ol lie uoik. Th? ?
IhlttJ ?I . i: bill? und i. solfiti.
-..m. ha\i le en repoit
'i ie woi i. I? bard, but the < ommllt?-e i
approached it with teal ai
"i bii work t annot b?? don? in a bur
hange In oui compl? \ systi m oti
.i dosen others, and tbe s
Bimml hard at work r
compllt ating Ideas In the bills whlrh ha
i. n Introduced. ? ?ne membei ol l
Who I mudy Jo
bland
use of son
.. ?t ini.lv knows that t
party is committed to retrenchment, ??
ind It. Th.- duty of tl
body i. too plain * > ... ed comm? nl. T
bills air? oiv repoi tt l from the r*p?**c
Joint commltti e, i have been Inform? I
those who have made th? estimate, w
save the ta* ibout seventy
i neat, and fn
the present i I feel no?
thai the people In the ?nd will be pleas
?m.I w? I! ?? I not disappoint??.
JUDGESHIP CAl'CI B FRID W NH'.I:
The joint caucus t.. nominal
f..r tin- judgeshtp of the Ten
will probably be h?
Prldaj ; n - will i,?* in
'ion. John K. Mi?s.
-.f King George; Judge K. W. 81ms,
1 Ige ES. C. Moncure, of Cat
line, .. rrge P, Has. ol I
.v.i-on's friend - lalm that
: ity of the ?enaton
him and i i of the
?how? that he will b n ijority
the vol. .- of the I ?emoci .its in ;
. 8. Parks, the i ?- legate fn
i I Rappel mock counties, a
address the members of th? two bou?
-l.it-it?. Thmsday night on t
"Life of General Robe
" The addr? - will be deliver
i:i tbe hall of th? Ho
VKSTII'.ri.KI? CARS.
The I Dg ?ill ?tree
C irs ? ilutini*- t !, bit
Committee on Road? ..i i k. m to-da
i it be ! I."
Koikes and i ind will adv.
-
Thom. of Norfolk; W. P
K. ii indolph Will I
A. B. I 'iinoiitl. will oii).o;
the bill.
tor Withers'? bill providing f?
on tii
nventlon to revk
th. Constitution, will be con?ldered b
th.. Commit t?.n Court? to-morroi
ning, The patron of the measure wl
the t ommltt? e In
!
the bill will be passed,
.i?.,l th.i
will hear the debate on the Mil to pn
blbil flirting with inmates of femal
v. ??i b? the K?i
The bill I-* made the -
-,he s. n.ii" . lendai foi I
'. o'clock.
PENALTY "X EXPRB88 COMPANIEC
Th? Hous? Corns - sn?
ifter
noon snd con?ld< red Mr. Bland'? hill ?.
.1 the act
. providing thai \\ here expi
pant? snd upoi
notified of ?erne, th. y refond tu.
th.n the*
Bhal bl? t" thi -Mr
Bland said that the act, a
would work a hardship upon shli
He ventured to i o that a good i
of th. m ' ' .1 I"?
i.ill without understanding i?
r irk?, who :
said that no on? who knee
blm would ?vei think th
but i ' he though! this wai
ly ., question ... jnsUee, a hi? h would
apply 1" tW? "t> man an.! trial! and
msld? red a h? n
Hi
:' fr?.m the iho ild? ? -,
?me of
,,,i not understand his bill.
it ?ar- not hi>- 'aalt. Tie - - .>..,- BO
In t he wood pill " a lib b
Mr. G .? folk
and Western railroad, was pre? nt, and
Ion of th?
I by uni il t h.- genei ol coun?
sel ol the company, who was now In Sa?
vannah. r< y. He A
\,, . ontt ? auii him In r? gard to the mat
t? ?.
Hr Bland ?eld thai be wo ild noi ..h
l, ,t t? ;, postponement >.i da* or two,
j-),,. ;, .i ?for? paaaad,
i,iii to am? nd cert tin ?ecttone in?
,..,, p iratlng 11 ? Vli glnla El? ctrlc Railway
,-,,,,,, Mr. Maupln as
,i . ummlttee of one.
. lull int**o**poratlng th.- Fredericks?
burg and Rappahannock railroad a
.,., ted favoi ebtj
THE GENERAL OYBTER LAW.
The ii.,-',-. Commltte? on the Cheas?
peake and It? Trlbutarl? ti rday
aDd reported favorably Mr, LeCato'a bill
m regard to the appointment of as oyster
eoiiimi. -ion- Mr. 1. B < raig, of Rock?
brldgi ?ughl up his amended Mil
an.I In . oliiie.'li'H? With It l>! U.?'ati,-M
bill, which h,- been adopted by the Ben
ate was read, and Dr smith stated
that the f?oiigreeslonal Commltte* would
i thai the Mlarj of the ohtel
and that of the
They also i>
t on? mor? memo? r ba
added t., the h .aid ..! haberles, so as t..
: i,, numbei ?da In all, or two from
Tidowat? i " - trota Piedmont,
Bouthslde, Bhensndeeh, and outhwetL
The commlasloner? : tbe chief
,, -, , ,!,,, , ,.' - t'' le- ['aid V- a day for
thelr actual mntvIc? after tit ptemter i-t.
Mr. Urals offered in? bill aa ?obatl?
nae for that "i Dr. i.f-to's i).- point?
,t the ?hi: tween the two
in ti?.- Le?Osto MU the Qov?
,1,1,,r ji to appoint tbw president ?nd UM
i-?., while nriier the Cralg Mil 11m
board ot eothnalaoUvtiort ahsll aetoel a
ohatrmaa snd a aecretsn
The commltte? finally .U. Id?.".!, aftei a
K.. to n i ..?t l?r.
I., i ito'M hill us pas-.tl hy th.- .Senat",
With some ?Ughl -ineiitlmil-.ts. ??n. of
m? odmenta prevldM that no ?mI?
luiutxttjr and uo c__ii-ia ot una ol Um
? ? ? ??. ? . a
teasels ?r th? ry ?h..n l
clally Interested in any of th.
I grouBds.
TIME FOR TAKlN'ii OYSTERS.
? h.rornltt? ? met again last nl
Mil am. ndlag the
leeeral ri.vst.-r law? of t No ... -
t'.ni was taken upon fa. Dut H
in being fully ?*ori
8leg In ??hap". An aim id
mem ?as a?i?>pt.<i which d?
Mme in which m iv he taken from
Thll ..in. ndmeiit pro
thai n.> t?M shan tak. oyatBts fiom
Ho natural rock?, from April let lo Oc?
io!.i r ist. eseepl on th" oceanstde, idi.a.
they niav he taken from May 15th 10
istnbei irai, Th^ cnmmlttei sdikiurnaa,
to t.."! ..?-?.ia Widneetlay morning,
' hi i louas ? on,,,.|- i ropoMttona
urn Grievances nut yesterday afternoon
id ? p.at?-.i in. following bills favora
I i ? amen?! . : :?? , ! h m t.-r
>r Btauiiton Academy; m incor]
H - I ??vision.
No. I'd. of Grand International Brother?
hood o! I?e??motive Bngln.
Mi. Sautiders's bill taxing t?l?phone,
kpi and
defining what constitutes su. h rorpora
wiii come up before th.- Ei;
Committee this afternoon ?i! i o*
lilt: m:\\ i\i,i.i\ii st hike.
VeiBBaal Onwtmllves Betam i<? work.
N.-.v I lleilfor.l MrlUtr? ITrm.
- -'. The pini.'ipal
. vans in the Indnstlial strike situation
h. New Bagtand 18-day were: First, the
a of th?- strutting workmen of the
c_u?is city min-- n Burlington, Vt.; se
loiidly, a Strike oil th" |ialt of thi.S" ?III
o il. in? spinning department <?f a
mill of the Fall Elver iron foundry, and
thirdly, a refusal ..f th.- Weavers' Union
of Fall Rl? ole Of 117 to II. '
? .w 'tie King Phjllp mdl? weavi m t..
su ike The contention in this last Ind?
;- ih" most Interesting. Ti." refnaal
c lit. ?-round that all the 0| -
rutive* hi -d the ? ime cut?
don i of 11 a a stria
would wsaken tl
-.? ills, th" MtUatlOB
In th" oth.-r mill < . ncd to-day
umhat
\- Nen Bedford, the mill ..
ratlves, Bad mill community in k" leral,
have settled down for a long contest, and
bllsb. .1 at
ford. Th.- Queen Cltff mills irork
in.-n, who led the retrait against the lower
two u,-"k? ii.o. re!
ta a k to-day, a. . ; icdu. tlon,
Th" only apparent r-'suit ..f the strike
na? been that the w< iv.-rs. arbo
had no organisation when they weal oui,
hove formed pern on.
It \ in,mi i: iii'.td) Kit? PBBJVBY.
?VrHlle.i?. ghtawlag Mini to He n iilii
llllllH?.
new YORK, January H Edwai I J,
Kat. litfe. the actor, was held In
ball to-day, ob the charge of p< i
The alleged perjur) eomrists In his ?
lug during bis recent trial foi assault?
ing his wife, the daagbter of i
i leLacey, thai he had Be? i : i led
i . c troHne i:-, i enhiU, who
allega that Ratclllti married tin in Eng?
land in l4"?''. produced tli" original of
t?a n . tlflcate, which I alleged
t.. piov. ; perjury and bigamy.
A warrant agal e has b? en Is
sued in Nen Jerse) for bigamy, and pa?
in a suit for annulment of marriage,
brought b) P I at.-r,
i r< d on Ratcilffe t.>-.la>.
GLADSTONE** I HMllilii\ I.RW B,
\i? I... pro? i'iiK'iit Mure <li<? An?
lloilii<-?-liiciit or l,n*i( W .<lll.-M.lll > .
LONDON, January M> Th? Pall Mall
i i
formation In regard to Mr. Ola
condition is that it continues to be m..st
Thi re has been ao Improvement
sine?- our linn..un.-, ment ..i WedBosday.
We all stat- n
t.. thd contrary, and with ? full sense of
oar responsibility In doing so."
Mil OLADBTONE DRIVES OUT.
CANNES, January M? Mr. Gladstone
oui at aoon t"-'
'RESIDENT DOLE \l I III? \f.O.
lie Ih Now in Hi?" Hand? of I ml??
Sam.
chu'aci .. Jane iry M. Dole
and party will leave Chicago al l? \.
m . to-morrow for Washington. Tin- ;
is under the pi rsonai escort of Mr. T.
w. Cridl? r, Tim i \ anatant - ri tary ?>f
and MaJjOl H- i-iaial. military at?
ni M? Klnley, Th? y were
show n about ? Mileage to-daj
During the Journey on Tu?
party will ?Ugh '1 thick
tied portion of Ohio, making brief stops
at SUCh point- as | .?tina". Tiffin, Mans?
field, Newark, Zan< ?v lile,
\v, mot ntna ? ta y will pass
thr? ugh 11 battle-field ? ountry
,\ r between <*um
a md Washington.
a i- .-i l ' nd? l the dtstln
u the t'nti ' 'lub
ght. after which President l?..i" ?..-<
he home of Mr P W. I'? ?v. on
Michigan boulevard, where he dined, and
the evening In an informal manner,
THE COAL-MIME ?'?iM'liii I'M B,
II. u.nu.I of Hi?- Miners for an \.l
\ id-, i Belated On,
. ] hi ;a?_ ?. .lam?..i y M. The Int? i late
bituminous co il-mli - i ."?rs
. iittl? progress at to-day'
moi" their position plain,
and signified tluir Intention to do or die.
Their demands were reiterated fot i i1
i", and -i uniform basis ol
weights. As tin convention seemed to bi
,.,.,,, here action would be ab?
solutely ii.''s-aiv. the whole matter, In?
cluding th.- resolutions presented by the
n In. ?.. I beck to I
Committee, with Instructions to report to?
?w.
ii) itlon is now whether ' it
... in break a? >v from the con!
running t.. May 1st, .<r insist upon hold?
ing th-ni g.I. If the Illinois op? i
. an be .-u inged for, nothing will prt
, quick seulement, ts the oth
adi and willing t.? granl the ad?
vance demanded. _ _
nil. BBSBTAB1 KiMlAI'inv.
bange gnash** of Delegates llraady
no Band,
INDIANA] 01 is. IND., Jaauary
The general iit.nsi in the monetary con?
vention, wbk*h meets In tins city t..-mor.
row. was shown by the large number of
delegal who irrlved lo-day. n was the
ta tlon "f ? "halrnian Hanna th .1 only
th.- members ol ihf Bxecutlv? Committee
and a few oi the delegates would be here
riy bul i.\ ; o'clock ?his evening
lull) one hundred delegates had registered
it headqu irtera In the Ilenlson H
and in'iih as many mote earn.- in upon
the night trains. Those from the farthest
points were among the arrivals, Texas
Sea England being t.oth represented.
?.iili-lle tiren Hint Ht 8t, Mulo.
ST. .MAU?. FRANCE ?..nuury ji.
There was an sntl-Hebrea rloi hen
d iv The mol? ?mashed the windows ..|
the baMireaa-houiei belonging to H?
hi?*ws. end lbs troops were obliged t.. as
he polios In dtspemlng th?- rtbt?
Another l)re>fu? I?n?-I.
PARIS, Jaauary M.- a dad with sword?
was fought ?his morning between two
,p, i men MM. verwan and I1erri
The former was wounded In
the arm. The dUpnte irose out <?f th?:
M_
? iminiiagne MnttetleB.
??wing to its superior qaallty and na?
tural dryness without belag heavy, 0, H.
Mumms Extia Dry bands the ?tnporta
tions in ia?7 with 7^,7;;? cases, or ?.,.
iiiuic than any ether br.-u.JL,
INSPECT THE RELICS.
LAW-MA-UP-fl TF.NUKnr.n a iii.
-l?l?TIO.\ IT THK Ml HELM.
GUESTS OP THE MEMORIAL SOCIETY.
tarne \millier of the I ?ulle-. Prrarnl
in fmertt the li?glo_aiaas Threw?*??
tho Vurloii? It on ms?-Alt Are De*
lli;Iil??il With tbe l)l?|l.ir.
The rseepthsn tendered tiie members ot
ihe Legislature by the ladle? of th?
federa?. Mlni rial |,ifr;?t -. th?
Confaderst? Musewm, corner Twelfth and
Clay streets, yesterdai afternoon
i.-i^i'.y attended and miu-h ?njoyed.
i'!?.- n m pUon lasted from t until I
o'clock, snd during thsi time a majority
of the member? of th. House ?nd Senat?
?all? "i and ?i..-i,, et? d thi eolb i tlon ot
rell? i of the U a tmmht t ol
the lsw-aaak< is wen sccompnnled by
their wivs .,r daughter?, who ar? ?pend?
ing the v\ i nt ? r in Richmond, and devenu
w n . ompanled hy lad?- frlenda.
Th? guests wer? received in th- Bolid
So-jth room hy ladle? of the ?OClety, ao.l
in oroty room a COSBB-Itte? from tie
it'-ty .o-?.,i a- stentors Thar? was no
especial at:, mpi ., \n honor
of th." event, but in several uf th.- room?
cut-flow? : -, red and s bit?. wi re taat? fuRy
.-u ranged.
THOSE WHo RECEIVED.
ivlng in the Bolid-SOUfb
'""m I ph Brysn, pn nid? nt;
-Mi-. K. 1?. llot.hkiss, honorary |
president; Mis. ti. ?'. Min..:-. .Mrs. Ra?
il lg_ Colaton, ami Mrs. j,,M1. | H. Ol
I reaM? nt?; Mrs. ti. i >. Bmlth, -
tsry; Mrs. j. Hog? Tyl r. Mrs A H.
Montague, Mrs .1. R, v. Daniel, Mrs.
K. W i rth. Ml K it? Wimi. Misa
Baugbman, Mrs. ti. T. <'n?mi.. Mr? Prank
Crump, Mrs, Vsn Dotan, Mis? i b ?
Maury, and Mrs. j. Taylor Bllyson, chair?
man of th. commltt? .
The following r<. - lv? >i la tie
room
Alabama Mrs, Joseph A. VThlte, alter.
or ai ibs ma ; M i? i irak?,
geni ; Mn. Rob? n Mnnford Mrs,
Randolph !* > ton, M rol Little,
Mi -. w Hilan- il. Fltsgerald, and M
I). Hot, hk
Kentucky ?/tee-Regent, Misa Mattle
il ' . .Mi- IM.im! S. Sind ii. MIS? ?'try
Mrs, i-:. v. Valentine, and Misa i
M. Kl
South Carolina?Mis, Grey Bklpwtth,
Ml A M '..-. ihni.y, .Mi-. Dr. Cran.
ami Mr.--. Herbert Clslborne.
North Carolina- Mrs R. t. Brodnsx,
regent; Mrs. IMmund Btrudwlcke,
M'<s uiy (-.. , .. and Mis. w- mord I
Art lecatur AxteU,
tient : y. ?unmock; an.i
Miss Am> Bay, of St. I,oins.
Florida?Mra. s. ? . Ntrimeyer ?it-..! Mis?
I Lewis Jo:
Tennessee .Mrs. ,\. v. Randolph, Mrs.
Traylor, Mis. Hart, Mrs. i>. a. Broam,
and Misa Poi lerfleld.
Arkansse Room?Ml tur Axtell,
rice-regent; Miss Leila Dtmmock, and
Miss Amy \
Virginia Room?Mrs J, i?. Ughtfoot and
Mr-. H. Theodore km
Mi siasippl Mr? Edmund Pendleton and
Mrs. It. N. No? thin.
Texas Mrs. i I. Mr?.
.\i iyo, and
Louisiana
son and Mia? Anna Boj kin.
lin.
SOME m-' Tin: CALLE1 -
Bom? of ' be ladl? s who at tend? I
reception wen Misa Draper, .a Pulsskl
county; Misses Wall i ford, V*a* ;
Miss Gregory, of King William; Mrs
Thomas Snath; Mrs. T. A. Lynch, of
Ta-/.well: Mrs. Charles Bolton, Mrs I,
Allison H.?luis. Mrs. s .; n ncock, Mrs,
a. ii Rennolds, Ml?? Nannie Bentley,
Mra. George Lyon, Mra. Nannb I?. vVerth,
Mrs. Hen I? i-. !-t N? rth ? larolln. ; Ml
Hayea ol Baltimore; Mts MeFsrlsnd,
9 M 1000,
?Tang? : Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Jones, "t Isl? of Wight; Captain and Mi-.
Featheratoni dra Bolton, Mra Di ^ r.
M -. M 4? -
villa.
Tie : .t * aim.. * |
the hoar Of '. and it w . ; ilily
It. r I wh.n th- II '- .!. Th.- i
. impresa upon th? I? i
tois : an appro?
priation to ii.-ip keep up the Museum; thai
the collect!? ' . .-.at. a
,
anil that the] now ..nly ?ranted them to
i, ,.| th? int. r -' and. p? 1de In tbeae me?
I Ich Should ano. \ lr?
gtnlan. Every visitor, on departing, wssj
given a copy of the b? lutlful vol un*
-urn
CREDIT TO THK LAD!
Tyler was among the "
and non w n 101 -.-: - ; "Ii is a
splendid collection," he laid, "wonderful."
it reflect? credit upon the women of Vir?
ginia ?mi the South, and the men may
Well f.-.| proud of what the\- have ihm'-."
\:\\ rollar character ***i >
universal, and ii la probable that wen an
appropriation asked, pven a retrenchment
[ature wo ill --rani it. "Il la vei y
how much the ladl? - have
lion.-." said Senator Sont hall. "Won
. ndotton can hardlj be t.?> strong?"
i: th.- men w> re only hall so ? aloua,
think what a splendid colleotlon we would
have." sai.I l ' - id.
it revives ma ny memoi lea of m
dler da Senatoi T?te, "cl
but BUCh as
, I never .'
ii i* :i .oil..-:.m that mus! Int
" said Senator Si. i 'l ilr,
. ,,', i lotdier I sho**ld say nobo I
much .s one of th.- boys who won th?
Is wonderful, h
l,,t, i,. i th? i eople oi i!i> s
a? large, nul of ?ill th.- states of the
South. ...nil know exactly i
women have done tu make lu tory a
reality ' > Hi.- : -ration."
"It is.ai.- of 'th. mo.i Interesting le.urs
I have spent m a long while," sat.I Sena?
tor Haiti.'-. "1 wish all our p?-o|,|e coold
njoy it :<s i bave don.-."
It i?. almosl beyond b? lief," said sena?
tor ?'laytor. "it se.-m- Impossible that
women could have gotten together
Mi.*h an i ?t?**islve collection in so snort a
pel led."
A REMARKABLE COLLECTION.
,,r LeCato: l am aahamed that
during my thi.-. term? In - iture
i hi\? n,-?er been i am
coming again to -. thjji m ible
? ulle? '
ton: 1 can hardly think
th.- wom.it ,.f th.- Booth have don? ?o
much in ?ucb a stior? period. They bave
, ccomplirhr*- won?
Senator Kan? . II tai aurpa i a any
thingof ihf km.i l hay over b?
; ml l doubt if we eotiid ever K'-'? together
anything to equal it.
Senator Bteele: The --/omen of th.- South
.li.l a _ie.it woik in encouraging t ie men
to tuiit for th?-ir country, and have done
n, h h ; r? ". relics of thsli
brav? i j
Delegst? Booker: "I will not ?won for?
get the afternoon, l? has i, en to bm
revel ?.tlon of what ?remen ? an do In ftt
serving their country'? blet
pe'. . "it is n wonderful col?
lection, of which ?very Virginian anovid
he ;,io?lil."
Delegate Jennings: "The collection Is
?urprli Inglj noplet? i innol bow
m< n have managed to g< I
gether no manv Invaluable i
Delegate Newberne: "I bad no Id? ? "'
seeing anything so Interesting it
I el elation."
I .. ?gat? t.wyit: "It astonishes me. it
i- Un. indeed.
11. I ?ate ?'art. r: "1 am only ?orry i
t time enough to > ? \. n tsing,
It Is a WOnd?tful t-ollectlotl "
Delegat? Oarrtngton: "1 asa ??toniahed
by th? magnitude of ?h?- colleotlon."
J._.'_ua.t_ _?-vru_- "Th. r_n.>- ntm -' ? ?
greatest Interest to every Virgin
southerner. The women have don?; a
tKihl" work."
Delegate Churchman: "The collection
Is r.markahle f??r Its complet, m
valu.-. Th.- satin South ihouKr thanK
I
i. Wlthrow: "I I?
thought the collection wonderful. 1'?
is a nohle one, splendidly p?r
d."
And thu.? tiie comments went on, so
Inllnltum. The trein'ures displayed In th?
Whit.- Uouee >?r the Conf?
general topi.- among the ? mak ri
nhiht. and not on" ', it did not <
ire ni iha r, ?ult of hi? visit und
surprise that so much
t!y.
?il 1L-SBBI n B IM B8TTO VTIOV,.
m iini'ii? Chargea Dansas laelra *?\Hit
laterferlag. 8VIIB Bll Te.?imon>.
WASHINGTON? ''' hnn)j
sfii was spruog u to-day's seeston if
??" Civil-Service laves!
when E. !.. Bailey, I i
i'lvll-S '.-Vice ?'.itl
"'. ,!,.] g 1 ?adll g Wit ' : ; H'lil
tl.at tl . ..tumi -?Ion I, id SOUght to
'IV.
' l he iirsr thing th
Can I miirht ! I ol kn<
mor? about examinations than 1 actually
know," Mr. Hail. V ?aid. "was wh"ll .Ml.
ii.?- a little al?
ter the fiist testlmi ny 1
h< had no desire ... influence my testi?
mony in any way. but that the , D;i i i :
of the committee had not lummoned any
one friendly to the commission, Bad ask?
ed m" to tell him what i i
he could be pr? p ired to an n
The witness insisted he did not believe
Mr. Proctor int. mied to Intimidate him.
A little liter Mr. Bailey said h. was
si irchlng the r? cords for .! it . -
lait Baker, who ha.? figured in thi
tlgatlon, when Chief-Examiner Serven
;t?k?-il him by what authority he
VUiglng the records of Ul>- coin:
and advised hltn to ask the commission
for a statement, ii? continued, however,
to mak- pencil memoranda, These he had
submitted to Mr.
to him he had better obtain the official
Information offldally. Then be had sub?
mitted it to the Investigating committee.
Mi. Proctor, mean tun", making no sua?
sion. Later, Chief-Examiner Berven told
him he (8< rven) had : with the
commission; that the latter were not
pl< a-..i with what Mr. Bailey had said,
in.i that Mr. S. rv? n regarde I Ml
criticism of the admtnls
suggeetions in
of the law. .v r. Set mp
d Mr. Bailey's testimony as -'tire in ih?
and 111. COinm! lion had ilist lUitt-d
i \ an.n.i- Berv? n thai Mr. B Uley.
his chief clerh, was not hereaft? i to
any recommendation? to the commission,
d be? n hi? custom. Th it h id cur?
Mr, Proctor took the stand and made
- statement. He pr? i ice 1 it with
' vigorous arraignment of Mr. Bailey,
whom, though conceding i;i? conscien?
tiousness, he stamped ,,s utterly lacking
lu administra:!.." capacity, whom he held
responsible for whatever trouble bad sx
isi.ii in rrftf
M hum hi ? rlti.'ls , .
hi?- bailiwick as s clerk, and assuming
the commission, lit. cha*
racterlsed Mr. Bailey's views as wrong,
and was proceeding on this line when he
tpted by Ihe commi?'
Mr. Proctor th? n submttt? i it itementi
from ?ii.- heads of department! to Baa
tain his position.
Dim:? Tint on* thi: MIST.
f?. B, Holier?-, of losvn, \ on. Inn t oil?
? aniBslaBlaaerehlg of Pal?ala.
WASHINGTON, Janu iry M. The
nation Of It. E Preston, as Director or
Mint, wa.? tendered to the
i rei dent, to take effect upon th.? ap?
pointment and qualifionlien of bis s?ae
c.-ssor.
Mr. Preaton has been connected with
ment for more than
I During the last four
i Hi r of the Mint.
His long experience and acquired infor?
mation ba?ve been very valuable to the
govern in
The Preeid? nt s? nt to I fin
of George E Roberte, ?>f Fon
la . for the vaca i by
the resignation of Mr. I'r
The appointai? nt ?>f Mr. k."
him, und
d as .i dir? el ?.?gnli
" ntlnietit It ?i.'i.'i
ion, the ' id? r of ?h ? l npot
iding citi
maae emineni by his able support,
with in?- p' n an i .?u tri.- rost? urn, s
Republican :
Mr is said to be i m i
hinh t.. rsonal
il writer.
The President als., nominated "?
H Duell, of New fork, to at Comrnls
bI.r of Patents,
Mr. Duell lives at Byracuae, N. v..
where he la engaged In tin- patent husi?
llo is a s,,n of th.? former Com?
missioner of Patents by the same n am",
so that th? 'lit hrinps ,-ilKtut the
coincl tther und s.m havli.
! the same hisih position.
Mr. Duel! was chairman >.t Representa?
tive B. Idt I an ' onimltt. ? prior
to the last election, st which time Mr.
i ran as an Independent. H?' was
chairman .. In!? v 1 ."a---.il" in bll
own locality.
mm
T1II7 ritr.MII LBGI8I.ATOBS.
?'.. in I? lu I ii? of I *> of 'I'roopM oil Snlur
?lii > ?Ge*J e rumen l Sum I a I ne ,1.
PARIS Januar) M The Chamb.
Deputies was thronged to-day wbea the
Ion op? ii"d at -i" P. M.
M. de B? I the
. a- on
the <-oups
d'.ta ai.-1. ISI, and November,
- . The d? ;
further romplulned of the intervention of
the troops on Saturd
M. Hi i-?on. the President of the Cnam
in-?l that those who
r the tribune m? t with re?
nd i did their duty
In ; oi.? the guarda
M. Jaur?s, the Socialist :
ed p tlnue the illscu
.v. H.? criticised the govem
in. 1,1's "lnoorap itlon" of Emile
/ol?. and
fui i Ii! ?f affairs.
Th.- House, by s cx
. onfld. n. ??. rnment
The government will pi
raiilt-Kn ii.nd and the Comte de Bernia
for their conduct in the Chamber ?it Depu
Saturday.
STRONG POLICE PR? ?ri'.'T;? IN
PARIS, January U The ?Military club
was guarded to-d.i\ by police, who were
al?,, stationed within the Palais Bourbon
n Ihamtx ? si. while ? i
llcemen was drawn up in
tbe court J lid <?r the Ministry im- Eor
tfl ut?. There was another body <?r
police in the garden of the Tuileries, and
a detachment oi the Republican Guard
tatloned In the court-yard <?f the
Ministry of Marin.- There wmxt big
crowds of people in the n? Igh
th.- Chamber oi
? ROSS-E- '.MIN ITI08 OF 1.1 ETl.ERT
lie inalsted Tumi Fal Canstalned Only
a "Seany lahelaaee?**
chic v.;. ?. Januar)
-.ran th. cr,,?s exami?
nation of Adolph L. Luet?f?rt at : P. M.
tO-day. The most mut,T?a! advia
gained i?y be wide differ?
ence m the descriptl. iis of the ? ;
of the vat on Sunday morning, given by
Luetgert and Mr. Charles, The latter said
the vat contained tallow, unaunlmllate.1
i saine soap.
maintain? ! ?? was all
ad that the .?niv dtff?
tween the lop am! the t.oftom mjs th.n
the formet wo? darker I.k>r md slight
iv more Said. Fully n ?l??ns
were put and repeated, with the design ..f
." witness to tell what th?.
soapy substance looked hk?- II?- i?-.
the impoitane? of Ihr point, and Ol
his answer that It
i ii ? on lir?n a Ithraat,
alarm of I bortly
.nier rnldnight from Box No ?u, sj
corner of Fifteenth and Poplar stt'
i by th.- humliiK of the triun?. !.
No, vi'/.i Brown s-ir?.-?! Tht> lo.s i. ?
Plvewnad Cheap,
Th.- Virginia and Nona Careiina
Wheel companv is offering _1 In-Dried
Hickory and ??ak Wood In .-uitftblo
leflgtha for cooktiig-stuvei and In
Thi wood is unsui ?king
gad if you sas it ones) you win
BOthlOg < N.'. Drop us a card, or
'phone us. Ol?*? '?-bj?*u\ ill. new 'phono,
IMS,
DU WOODROW WILSON
THIS |>|?TI\4.I IXHTI? TKA?IIKK TU?
m.I.IVI II ?tnOMAS I.KITLRES.
PU.WS fOR RICHMOND CCLLEG-.
l'e 1er ahne* nuptial?. ??urn I hei-?
Piirnei? for the liiMlliiif?.???1*>, ?,_
?lent n?Mi?wrlali? mud l*r?.f, *Hil<?lie||
Mpem? torada*--' in f.?had? <li,.
t reason? that the
nltnr.?! publie rsond look for.
dowment lee tun s at Rlchn
*oUeg? I?? that the eommlttee In charge
tt th" ..n jW,|n.
-.ire In looking forward to them, too. With,
Ing ukin to enthusiasm and -
oii-iiitiilHtion. the eommlttee make their
ii?iii?iini??ment this moni?n* that the l.?o
ured for the nest session will ho
r. WOOdrOW WilMon, c-" Prlnoeton Unl
.-. rslty. Th" th? mo of th?> r.!stin<uishedj
DR. WOODROW WILSON. '
will ho ' ?.overnnarint.**?
u mi probability, while th? exact date
t y.t been fixed, they will occur
H.out tin- sann- um in November of UhB
uioiabie ones
red by Dr. Breasted last year on?
, tology."
Prol. W; on i one ?;f tho moat
gnlshed educators in this country
ind fills the ?.'hair of .I?in**>r*iieaca "H
^rincioti. He it a man of SK-holaiiy
alnmenta and a magnetic ?peaher. His
le the S'itte liar AMflh-tlitlCMl
tl ?ts last annual m?. tin? was ..
thai orgai
.i-n. The subject m whiefa i>r. Wiisoa
bape mora oompeteat to ?peak
my man in Am? m a theoret i
rtnndpirlni ?s an Int* putar one,
n which every man from the hum
o the hlgheet, in conoerned, h
..riiHiuies of governi
sarkS Of ?very man'- rights and
Itvea prlvll? - .
NOBLE I'KTKKSlti'Ui; BAPTUTI
lent Bestarrighl snd I*rofa?eot H.
lay with tbe i
Baptist church, of Petersburg, of win. h
Rev. Dr. H. w. Batti? i
tWO distinguished educator? spoke at th?
ing eervloa on ?ducstton and ???
ly .n Richmond ?CoUeg*. Th? ad?
lb? -*?jiirieai?"n wore thouj-litfut
lOll |, and ?VPpf
. .hurt '
. i ,
lc? of tii? churvl*.
CATION IN Till". ACADExUf.
Pn ild? ' no?-?
?-here In th? <"v. nteg tie
lud ' <
..", "E?tut*
in the Academy." Thi i ht boys
: nourishing ?eh
with nearly ? hund? ! pu*
range, as the ?chool la uudur the
. ement of '. K. ?'. Jaa
ami his charming snd cultured wife, he
formerly ih? prof? ?or of modern lan.
i In the Woman'? College ?>f thi
Miss Thornhill, the
: : in.- Institution.
wrn;ht and i'rofessop
warm tii. DdS, and th?* Isttl r>
has tak. i thla bsppy m? u* ot b
dueing the "( h? Alma-Jdntsg
to bis i)ui?iis. '
It ?lire? I.a <.rl|.|i?? lough,
toils th" throat and luiu:.s, md is tin
,?i Ii ' lor all coughs, .-olu ,
. and Lioneln! is. Wt ttttht to Dr.
I
A Week Lontfrr.
? ?. ii. Berry ?v Co., la order that ait
be wonderful i a ?f
the pis mi? e en tbe n -. k in.
th.lr ?how-wlndow, have decid?
ictlon weak longer; aUboagh
they only - .. . _hlbttt-_n.
show-vititlow Mttr*. r h|
'
ment as 'his to those who *u.-*
| daily?111
child**? ' . ?own folk, from
i
....... tica of I a? fleet?
rooted rodents as they i aro*a_fl
ti>. ir revolving playgTO-aad.
i.\?jtrynyg?f That l'a?*? r
Plx??-* **f* ft r- rom?.
. It tO his ii-'Uhhor OB the "iVst on
earth" fot sprains, strains, and rh?uma*?
Tliev Keep (lit? i.lrer
In hSSltby ;i.'l"'i. r\ " I>*ivlrt'g
pill?, "Beat on e,i:n" fur constipa-,
tlon, " arvl **t
-..ma.-h trou
Th? nioif eTcaeloni ?ttni'ilants t-o exclu ?So
tHJOthS ar.? _J**Mg"r**SA BtTrr.KS, j.repsre- by
Dr .1. t?. H. Sieger? ? Sous, Hewareof <*-nter*?
fall?. MX tor the genuine article.
l'or ni?er*i*e?J of ?he I.lver, Stomaeha
and Miiiif?.
tbe Water ol t_e t.re?nbr1*?r White KuJphr***
Sl.tinijs I. tii? m^st va!u-?t>le tn Auaerlca.
I -, k kii, l.u.n AC., Wholesale Amenta.
? Mgw**rS tihO* '? 'aresxcellent
r.-iief of II ?ad 8ore Throat.
Ibey are ?imdlS*~*T ? tf?-?-tlTO.*"--CtmatUa
\\. r I, ;
The Weather.
\\ A 11 IN i. -,;.irv 21.-*
rito for Tuesday:
-.
lowed by lncr?aal"g cloudiness
i
'. evening.
-
ouk; east
WKATIIKK IN I l? ?IV i
. n r. '1 ae
at midnight ???re oloudtea
of therSBooasI
M.**
.
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