Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
WASHINGTON CITY.
.,,,s NUMBER or WeolNlAREpus-
llcANs PRESENT.
., A.. They Aner'-Grener and Liheey
o.,,n.,bi, on Bu.ines'-rhe Li'"'
Hos. and Pat. Mooauii.
p,cu,,r cOrrescondentl

,r,ora Our Regular Correspondent
w,sg,saroS. January i0.-ouite q num-
49,, - virginia Republicans have oech 20
~, ~, ci,v this week, and some OF them are
' ,S, ne hcro Al the Capitol to-day were
30, - / L. Lewis. Of the Court OF APP
-, Int Of course he isn't here on pohtl-
- ,t,.;ncss. AZ he has taken no handin mat
ca s,bst kind since his appointment on
az bcnch. He wasshaking HANDS mere WIN
'S6frends and making new acqualn'ahceS'
"a gas shown considerable at'entionii
Slicnsl Brady. the collector o, nsIr.'.
.cVspue foT the Richmond ehd Ie's .,;s;.nrs
d's"" n, sod there was no news IN ms
AZ lie came down on some routine ON
Ns,Gt ,sncss and was not going 10 stay
Ions. ,o- p, ro,,rtcs.
go, Groncr, OF Norfolk. one OF the
$3.50. ants has been in the city
pfoH...D-al DAYS. The General says he Is
10Y h',Lcring politics much these days.
20 Uor,.agcd in wbooping up the trans
ne 80 interests Cf his portion OF tho
and bas been telling the newspaper
C...s,,oDdents some interesting Things IN
,.,d fo Newport News ana NorIoik, s,u
stbat under certain contingencies h n
cP Huntington IS gong, TO spenu o'B
Z - a. Newport News and Norfolk.
non mon E',rrcssfnan Iibbey Is still here, and
81, H. largely Interested in the steam
~. ..h ,,s,ness and predicts great things for
~ lew line between Washington ana
Nofto.A. noe. ,,,DpIr
Do. ,bcrei "a some politics in the presence
Pui General Malone and Colonel Pat.
mtr,1U They want 10 get postmaster
h.'..,tcd az tvpchburg 70 succeed Mr..
T'r,prs whose term expires IN lew
80 Tho probabilities are that an APP
,.-'rtuent viii be made IN the. course OF
49,, week or ten days. II IS iearned
tle ID, GA.',1,ol Malone and Pat. McCaull
unet tactinr Candidate Mclaughlin for the
Iynchbure Office.
A,-..o,sd bcre by some OF the Virginia
u a 49, That General Malone called
h.p '.',.y AZ the Post-Office Department
IN senator Quay in the interest OF
S.-i3oto Mclaughlin. This makes the
80. - ,crr hot. because they claim that
,,'I.ro has been stabbing the Administra-
s'-,5 tlcn slipped around the back
a.. with his friend Quay 10 ask Wana-
,,ster 10 appoint Mclaughlin.
C~Urressman-elect Epes. of the Fourth
vienna district. is in town making the
hrouAlnt4uce OK the iDtIhpcIs'
TO JUSTICE HARLAN.
n, the 9Th Of February dinner is to be
.-vrr n, W0rmley's Hotel, in tins city, TO
Jr..iro Harlan. OF the Supreme Court, by
Remembers Of the Beta Theta III Society.
Tbe Committee Of Invitation 20 this dln-
includes several NIrginlans-yiz.,
Representatives Edmunds ana tucker
Ii.p James LYONS. of kchmondi hon.
IT. Fairfax. OF Loudoun; and DR.. 1.
Tcbie Stone formerly OF Virginia but now
- Washington. There are about three
t,r5red members Of the Greek Let
,sr Society in Virginia alone. The
Timer PROMISES TO loo most elegant
sa,ir Among Others on the Committee OF
Invitation are Governor Francis, OF MIS-
souri. Governor Beaver, OF PennsylVa-
ma. Ex-Governor Hoadly, OF ONO;
Private" John Allen. OF Mississippi;
Senator Voorhees,, Senator quay Ooh-
gresham Bynum, and Others
DULL IN BOTH HOUSES.
THINGS were comparatively dull at the
rsD,t.l today. In the House up 10 z +.
NJ the army appropriation bllI occupied
Tho attention Of that body, ana theh ul-
Ir.,s of respect were paid TO the memory
1fhela'e Representative Walker. of Mis-
SCUM. ,,,A:
In the Senate Mr.. Morgan concluded his
sple.h on the silver question. The debate
ishcclng along at present, and the atten-
tendance Of senator's was ellm to-day.
Tuesday. ingalls,. the Kansas jayhawker,
,-,nl,ses 10 make q speech on the pending
measure. Primarily he will favor tho alb
soluto free coinage OF silver, put
he has intimatod TO some OF ms
friends that he proposes 20 pay his
respects in q vigorous way =, 10 the
Farmers Alliance. II be does IL may DC
ct down as fact that Ingalls, comedies
hls defeat, for surely o man depending on
a farmer Legislature for reelection would
moi be- so bold as 20 attack this organlza-
i.on unless he had about made up. his
mind that his political goose was cooked.
For these reasons the forthcoming speech
u the Kansas man is awaited with great
deal Of interest
INGALLS, DRAWS WELL.
ingalls, always advertises in advance so
that he NAV be certain of big audience.
he certainly draws well. as he has a
raspinr style of oratOry that catches the
crowd regardless of political feeling. The
vote is 20 be taken on the silver bill on
Wednesday and the prevailing opinion
Is that Mr. Stewards tree-coinage
amendment will be adopted in the
Senate much 20 the dismay OF the gold
ulLN lA kAt NfItiNs III iAAo AAtHott
President. Boss Reed is going TO do his
utmost 20 prevent the passage OF the free
coinage bin IN tho House, but II IS thought
that BE- will not br able 10 stitle the mea-
sure Then II VIII 60 TO Harrison and
place that high Official in mighty pecu-
lar and embarrassing position. II he
dAres veto It there will be music in the
West.
senator Hoar has gone TO Massachusetts,
but will be back by Monday. lie will pro
baby make another attempt to call up the
force bll, but the indications are that 1t
Will be antagonzed with other measures.
IOs,masters for Virginia. Bette D..
Owen, Genito. Powhatan county, rice n. K.
Wood resigned: :. L. Kite, Kite. Page
county, nc NJ. V. B. Kite deceased; ID.
Baker Hewington. Fairfax county, rice H..
A. Pearson resigned Mary W. Anderson,
Putnty's, Prince Edward county, rice Mary
i. Anderson resigned.
North Carolina-A. NJ. Walker, Andrews,
Cherokee county, rice Q. l.. Staples, de-
ceased. L. Elliott, Barnity, Chowan coun-
iy, J,'e 4. Holly, Jr., suspended.