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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Ee.thsof YounR bicn.

Mr.. Charles C. Jones died early yesterday
morning at his residence. No. GA north Eighth
street. The deceased had been confined 90 his
room Tor many mon ms, and for several weeks
past II had been evident that his end was near.
lie bore his long suffering With great patience.
Deceased was 2s years OF ago, and was hold IN
high esteem by oil who knew him lie came
here several years ago from North Carolina lie
married daughter OF Mr.. n. ID. uargrO'e, who,
with one child. survives him. The funeral viii
take place from the house this afternoon at .
O'ciOck
The funeraI Of Mr.. Lewis A. Car1ozo, from ST.
PauPs church last evening at ocock, wn3
largely attended. Tho active pall.bearers were
Carlton AcK snney, George I. Booker, H. Page
Newton. w. Cromp Tu-kor. Granville Gray,
Harrison Blair, Edward II. Benson, and Edward
4. Harrison. 1he honorary pall-boarors were q.
5. Alien, Wyndham Boiling, stephen Putney'
John rutherford, Blair Boiling, a. W. Miller,
James Alfred Jones, Professor Edmond Harn-
son, A Randolph Tntum, Junius A. Morris Il.
:. Quarles, Thomas Poindoxter. r. GURUS scott.
Samuel NJ. Wallace, Williamson Iailey, ana
James ID. Patton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Conjecture as to It's Contents-Pro-Silver
Democrats Aereenbiy Surprised.
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch. ]

WASHINGTON. ID. C., August 7.-rhe Presi-
dents message will probably be sent 10 Con-
gress at noon tomorrow. Statements as 10 lis
length and con tents are necessarily more or less
conlecturel, but from sources believed 10 10
we!-iniOrme ed ~ Is learned that the message WIZ
be not more than two columns IN length, ana
that 70 recon III ends uncondit onal ropenl OF ths
sherman act.
Pro-silYer Democrats express themselves as
ngfeeabiy surprised at what they underetAnd -
be the moderation Of the Presidents recon-
mendations. They are Informed that he recon-
mends the unconditional repeal OF tho sherman
at, but nj tue same time recognizes that silver
is one Of the money metals OF tn's country
which must be maintained, though no points oIt
tha. with the present attitude OF buropcan
counties proper ratio between gold and SILVER
cannot be maintsined by this country Ho,
therefore, does not favor the coinage OF
silver under present conditions except lot
subsidiary purposes. lie thinks the Eu-
rOpean nations, which arc now depreis-
lug the price of silver, can, by SUSPENSION
OF its coinage IN this country except Tor slpsl.
diary DurDOses bs cOcrced into an international
agreement more favorable than any We nave
heretofore had. lie IS In favor OF fi'ycr on
parity With gold and stands by the platform OF
1892. but says that the platform cannot be car
ried out, for rho reason tnat 1xcd party eau
not DO maintained.
Prominent leaders OF bo.h wings o; tho Demo
cratic party have had conveyed TO thcm the IN
preston that those are substantially tho views
the President will express.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
THE SILVER QUESTION.
Time for Taking Vote Bourke Cochran
Auti-SiIver Leader.
By telegraph to the Dispa.ch.l


WASHINGTON, u. c.. August 7.-At tho sugRes-
tion of Representative BOUrko Cochran IN the
House to-day, number Of its members, prin-
cipally the New York delegation, net In the Ar
HuRton Hotel and informally discussed the pest
method OF securing Immediate consideration OF
the fixing OF a time for taking a vote on tho sill
yer question No spSciEc proposition viii DO
made 20 the silver people, but the membors OF
the conference express the hope that the ar
agreed upon Nothing will be done looking TO
this end autil after tho Presidents nessage mas
been read
The conference designated the following gem
tlemen 10 take poll Of the House and ascer-
tain It's sentiment as 20 the method and manner
OF procedure that should be adopted III this
matter: messrs. Hacter (0hlo), brawley South
Carolinal, Pan (Ninnesota) LBphRm (hbO1e
IslandD, WOlvertOn (PennsylYanisl, Gessenhal-
ner (New Jersey, Bynum tlndiana), Co0D tAlr-
souri,. Raynor (Maryand), Speiry tCCnhocl-
cut, COCHRAN, Tracy, Fitch, Dunphy, ana el-
lows New York..
These gentlemen will meet again to-morrow
aud report the result OF their conference WIN
the silver men, and endoayor to agree upon
prOpOr itiOn 10 be made to thcm regai ding TIC
debate and the time for taxing vote on the
question.
Messrs. Bourke Cochran and Bynum OF In
diana, it Is said, are TO be the leaders OF the
antt-silyer FORCES on the Democratic side OF the
House. IL is thought that the distinguished
orator Of Tammany. at the suggestion OF Mr.
Cleveland himself, has devoted his spare ume
during the summer 70 the study oil the que5-
tiOn IN all its phases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Tho Injured and the sick.

There WAS NJ change yesterday In the condi-
tiOn OF young Edward OyertOn, who was badly
injured several days ago by falling or being
thrown from n freight tram on the Newport
News Division Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
way. lie is stin suffering greatly from the
wound he received over his LEFT eye aud Is not
thoroughly rational az any time. He told one
young mGn yesterday that no was hurt by Icing
pushed Of the tram by q dakem Ia who lives
on Church Hin, and an hour later assured DIS
PATCH reporter that he did Lot know how no was
hurt.
Mr.. A. w. Pearce, OF 212 south Washington
street, WHO was seriously injured by oeing
thrown out OF his wagon tie other day, s no"
rapidly improving and hopes 70 be able 10 Do
about his business In a short time.
captain James r. Sheppard. q memoer ot the
Board OF Fire Commissioners, who has been
alarmingy I'll for several days, was SAID 10 DO
considerably better last evening. IL Is now
thought that the very tedious operation when
was % have been performed upon hun wll oe
unnecessary. His physicians are Drs. George
Ben. Johnston and II. ii. Levy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Railroad Wage Reduction.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 7.-President Milton
Il. Smith. os tho Louisville and Nashville rail-
road. has issued u cIrcnar notifying employees
OF n sWevping reduction In salaries. The cut
e1ecis all employees except train men. as their
salaries could not bo touched on account OF an
agreement made with the various organizations
OF trainmen at their last meeting neld IN ths city
The nav Of all oricers receiving $33333 u
month or over is reduced 20 per cent The pay
of all Officers and employees receiving not less
than $50 a month nor more than S333.33 Is re-
ducsd 40 per cent That OF those recelyinS over
sf5 md net over 800 IS reduced 10 Sac. re-
cuction has already Deen made IN the WorAlnS
force at the shops and some such step as Ihl5
was anticipated by the other employees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
\ Compromise Agreed Upon In the Rice
Pdddy CoDtest-Arbitration.

Com promise ASteeu cpoH III tHc h'Oo-
Phddy Observation-Disclosures.
Especial telegram to the DlsDatchl
DpAKE's BRANCH, VA, August THE follow
ing delegates we're elected at Charott curt
to-day 10 the Senatorial Convention to be hold
at Buffalo Springs 10 nominate candidate for
tho Twenty-nfth District; Is. r kSgieston. n.
L. Hutcaorson, ". &. Scott. W. G. Carrington,
Is. s. Faris, I. a. Proctor. Dr., Il. Il. Norsotte,
j. Nj. smith NJ G. Holt, fl. G. Rice, K. X. Mon
roc. n. W. Harvey, }. c. Watkins, J. Z. Bow
man, J. W. Morton, =. f. HALEY, X D. Adams,
Sooths. n. E Ferrell. w. N. Mhi.iOw, c. q.
Paris, 3. u. Boulcin, and s. NJ. Edmunds.
RIcE-PgIDDY.
CHARGES Of fraud in the recent primary olec-
tIon here Tor Legislature having been brought by
the Rice faction through the charlotte Gazette,
and az a meeting OF the gentlcmcn wao signed
inc resolutions which were sent by your Keysyilc
corresp n tent and published in your columns
O. saGardnY the 5th. causei the friends OF ID.
s. PriJcy 10 demand aa investigation. ana the
committees signed 10 the beIoW resolution were
solicited 20 settle the mater, which VAS done in
the following manner and Is perfectly sati5iac-
tory to both sides:
A coYPRoaIsE.
We. the undersigned hve friend5 representing
d.. A. :. prldQy aud iive trends representing
Mr.. H. C. Rice having met Tor q conference on
tho 0iiiorence OF opinion existing as to too
condition aud result OF the recent primary held
on the 10Th daf OF July, icO.', hefcDF hsreo
thai the Hon. Basil d. GCruon. state chairman,
be- aud ne IL hereby, requested 10 seiectEthree
dsinlcresied Democrats from other coun-
ties Of the State 10 como 10 heysvttie ON Mon
day. tae 2Sih day OF AoEus., 1928. 10
investigate the charges OF alleged Irregularities
I'm the conduct OF said primary at keysytile Pre-
cinct and al any others which NOV be deemed
proper subjects OF inquiry by the friouds OF
either side, aud 20 declare VINO ~ tho nominee.
ana representing our respective trionds. Dr. A.
& Pr,ddy aai 1r. Al. Z. hice. candidates Tor the
nomination before the recent primary, wo hero
by psnd and pledge ;hen AM ourselves 10 abide
the result of said arbitration or Investigation
and to give the person declared 70 be right
fully entitled TO tho nomination our united aud
cordial support.
s. ID. Merton, b. n. Bouldin, Y. b. Watkins, II.
q Hutcborson. >. n. Barnes, 4. ". scott, II. II.
Eggiestop. r. " Pugh, ID. y. Hulcherson, w.
4. Carringion.
I've Dr. Priddy'A
For Free and Upiimited Coinage.
. [correspondenos Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
I<ronIA. Va, August 7.-As mesttsstf the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
nas..nail TIL. Aftnrneen.

Tho Petersburg club Will emo over hore %.
day and battl3 TOR runs With tno Nirsinias nt
FOrest-nl!l PARK. TRic, LoitWich, and West,
vino wen. 70 Rocky Mount las' wec1. have re-
turned and viii DO IN their Rc;us;omed places
to-day.
The cc Bege team are on a TIP TITS week. ara
have stagtoI out gUi. a. ghey defo5t,d tno
StauntOn CLUB by q sooro of 10 s yeStorday.
They pisy tho same club again today Ihoy
play at Roanoke :l-mQrruN ana lhunisY, anu
Inc LynchbuFgs Friday. They Wind up tao
weeks trip at Pstersb1rg, where they play a
regular league game.
The scseduie Of game, I'm the ITCHY League
calls for game nero 1hnradaJ eetsec1- the
Forest His aud College, but Gs. tho ssodcnts ars
away the game has Dcen posipOnec ubtti next
week and Il Ia probable that the Ferost Hills
aud PotefsDurss viii play off ono " tho post
pOnci games.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
Financial Measures To BE introduced by
Senator Hunton.
fsnecIaI telerram 10 the Diapatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WAemNGTOS, ID. c., August ?.-Sena;or Hun
ton will tomorrow introduce bills 10 aulhorizs
the coinage OF standard silver dollars and re-
store their legal tender, and TO provide Tor tue
monthly coinage Of tour ana "a hali luaioau ui
four million ounces per month OF so sra'hS W
the dollar; 20 impose tax Ot ~ SVHc ~ oo0 ~, 80,
hundred dollars on becomes above sOVOo tron
euy source; 70 repeal all existing statutes lh TO
gAfd 10 Federal elections; 10 ro-estaonsn aa ..io
Tree aud unlimited coinage OF silver 9<V s,aius
10 the dollar: 10 repeal tho tax on State-pdnA
rIrcnIet,on. An OF SenatNr Hunt0n's nnanclai
measures have clauses attached roPe"Ans 'n'
Mr.. PETTTr's PLACE.
Clerk Rorr is not willing 10 rcapp0int M.
position OF Reading Clerk Of tue House. pat SAYS
he viii give him another place. MI. oiht
friends had no idea no Would Do olstu pcu aDe
they have been protesting. Jodge CuIOot.sOn ',,.,
Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Bland, and otDcr prouinte'
members say that be has given goneral sausIho-
tion as a reader aud they Join The Virginia deie-
cation IN pro,estiog against the change'
NORTH CAROLINA APPLICANTS.
Mr.. Burkhead. Of Whitoville. who was ior-
mosly Reading Clerk for the. North oaISi.1"
House Of Representatives, is among inc appii-
cauts and with inauy others tbs attoshOvh no
submitted 20 teat 10 roading IN the big nail
Mr.. BnrreiI, OF Weldon, n. g. y mere az .
candidate for Public Printer. ho mas esfVus
backing from his stats.
ThE HOUSE cHAPLAIscY.
Y. was e,atod la this correspondence about
two months ago that keg. Dr. Isaac W. csh,ef,
Of no ST. Vernon Place Methodist kpiscoPaI
Church, south, Baltimore, was cahoioh's iol
chaplsin Of The House, and ihat ne naa po,a
ana ne had considerable strength, but wnen no
heard teat Df. HAddaway MAS ia tho race ~.
cauter kindly withdrew and useo bis innueneo
tn bcsaif Of tho latter, who was elected
.<ssaft A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
ROUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
'r,9 Duly Elected SpeaISsr-The Michi-
ssu C0atested-Eiectton Case.

,Aif .trer before - o'clock the nooT OF tho
iarily cleared oi persons not entitled
'hi luuug the sessions, bat Tue noise
.'.u i1 not cease either on the floor or
f-a''i'- uLtu, at the stroke OF noon, the
80 .'f iAt south wing Ot the Capitol was
iI ii' hfccze. Clerk Kerr called the
order, and he eXtraor tnary session
ti..t-tiui Congress began. MheD order
80 .'' '.-.'foi Clerk Kerr, IA a clear, ring
'. le.l the Presidents proclamation
...-t Congress 20 convene IN extra ses-
AIAl-t e, 1898.
'atu'ulue siragglers who had remained
N'A.' iasi they must retire and giving
49, i1 DJ0rkoeper and serseani-Ai-
~ SO nat iais caution was strictly COM
-'.' ~ herr proceeded 10 cali the list
.2..yos-eioss to tho Flfty-third Con-
MICHIGAN NATTER
"a'1 ife clrfG hal read the names OF the
'.'ci irom Michigan ho said The
t- rs .rlft tn stale N reference 20 The GER
'. cii9n from the Filth Congressional
' H Michigan taat Ou December ~,
'-.'e va, tici In his ofilce a certificate OF
..'- ''- l' lLt IOlss u Representatives from
49, 60 10 Due anc authorized form showing
~ .'','.'n % hou. George r. Richardson a. a
r- 'ehYe 90 the nty-fhird Congress Of
'''e' states aud the name Of the said
l. M'hhtispn was by the Clark OF the
-. 't!fosrntaiiyts duly placed upoo Tho
t..,. Tioseuia'iSes-elocI. Exactly similar
f.,..-.' 'N 'Fett respect ccftine1 20 Dy the
pllcers were riod az oihcr dates as
$50. Iii 50, showing the election Of repre-
~. ~ ~ " congress IRON al the ether dis
f NauigSp, aud similar action was taken
h., ossa. On February 2Oth there was de-
s...,. " we tierS an alleged certificate OF
signed by other persons the
~ H'efs reqolrod by Law u certify
~. va VI members Oi Congress having
.., t.A-so2 10 the intenm). which said
elaiMed TO show the election Of
r. -1i4oe =. belgnap, frUin the Filth Goa
it.N nr1fict OF Michigan, as q ropresenta-
- -o flly-nfd Congress Tho CLERK re-
- afiko on The rOil tho name OF Georzo
- -'isVu as a mem bef-eloct frOn this as
! "-,'Ag alfoedy exercised authority given
hrt., " @s. The matter Is therefore sub
49, - lbe House, wbicu, when organized, is
ts,ss.,. 80 Constitution and The law Judge OF the
Ests Ese5t....i is<afns sai qualification Of its new
kvss hundred aud rsr.rty-six mombers
lss,,TsS = siNi1ed ~ their Names tho Clerk sn-
tf.'ss Val 4lfe Was more taau a QUORUM
L. - eso that thu frst businoss Ia order vas
''0't-n q 5pesker.
"JAHxsS y. CRISP.
taS =. ,.ihan bouloera,, of Indiana, ~ chair
AT he ,'l ,s Dorlocratic caucus, rose aud sad
Ne 80. - sne hour W pas IA nomination for
Itasse"" opl-e l5o he1. James n. (flsp. OF
Ne - mo laughter ca,Med Dy thss sisp VI
lsu..ssac had hardly saisidnd DsfoSe IA was
"Soa the cierk lei into the same error
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
PETERSBURG BOYS STOP HERE.
Our Soldier Lads Give Them Brsaklast--
Other 5iiiitary Notes.

Twenty-six members of Company e.. of
Petersburg. who have been enjoying tho
pleasures of camp life at the Mhito Sui
phur Springs. passed through Richmond
early Sunday morning Ol route nome.
They arrived here at 5:l5 O'Clock. A num-
Der of the soldier lads from the First Nir-
ginia Regiment met them at tho depot
and escorted them % the Armory. A
hearty breakfast was enjoyed, and the
Petersburgers went home at . O'Clock.
The remainder of the Fourth Regiment
who went on the encampinent did not
stop here, bnt went on home.
Colonel Jones IL desn Gus OF having full
turnout at the regmcntal assembly Thurs
day night, as the final orders tor the en-
campment will be given out.
The Executive Committee otthe Soldiers
Club appointed recently mot last night tor
the first time and organized by electing
Sergeant Major X. Is. Hlckok chairman.
The other members are Herbert Payns, j.
4. Waller, W. ID. Drewry. g. \. Wilson.
John ". Starke. aud J. h. Mallory. Tho
object or the club ~ to enhance interest
IN military matters aud 10 BRING tho NOM
bers into closer friendly relations with
each other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Piekctt-Camp Meetiog.

great many ladies' attended the meeting OF
Pickett Camp last ni.ht. IL was an evening de-
voted 20 the members OF tho fnir sex. COM
mauder Norlhen announced the intention OF The
ladies present to lend their aid to tue camp. An
eloquent and Appropriate address Was msda oy
Colonel L. L. Maury, Of the TWenty-iourth Viz
giniG kogimenf. on the "Pttvate soldier OF
PICKETT DIVISION At tho Conclusion Of his re-
marks resolutions of thanks " the Misses stew
art for the X. L. Lac memorial window VA o.
Paui's church were unanimously adopted. The
aesemblags Vas entertained Dy music Dy tho
Manfonn Club. ard Commander Pollard OF Leo
Camp, aud Colonel G. Percy Hawes made adj
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

Democrats cf this county held to-day William
NJ. Powell offered the following resoluuons'
which were unanimously adopted-viz:
i. Rssoired Cby the Democrats OF Greeaesyille
county IN mass meeting asscrrpledl. Thnt tne
Hon. James +. Epes be requested 10 vote for the
irea aud unlimited coinage OF silver ana nsainss
tho re5eai OF the Sherman silver bill IN tne
present extra session Of Congress- unless some
other AMI better measure shall have pceh suD-
stitut-d for the reiief OF the people, ana lot te
hts course a. our representative Ia Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
|rrE 53RD CONGRESS.
,.-,,izatIon In Due Form Of Both
Houses.
.cc,EER CRISP REELECTED.
,..,.,ory Of The Stnate-A Vlrglnian
House Chaplain
,ur PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
=. u,s s,o,,od on Its "av to the Capitol
l. - u,,n the senate Adjourned
Its Contents.
,r,KER CRISP REELECTED.
rnr PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
o.-RoruInr Correspondent.l


,.r.y. August 7.-Senator Hun
,-.-eu; At the reassombhng OF the
90 r1,r. Senator Daniel was not
S having yesterday started for
p'.~-'' ,.boro he will on Wednesday de-
."s| address IN connection with tine
..'.. .'.'..,-..p.y ceremonies at tho WORLDS
''' 40, Ransom also was on hand He
I'm. ua!l and is prepared for 9etive
- sar.n2 rbc session, senator vance
W. .... squaared ut the Capltol.
ID. ~ III. Virginia and Nortn carolina
t' -. ,,,r,, in attendance upon the Or
-..',,t. .n 0i the House.
,...rvfA REPGIsENrArIyKs.
-, r,..,rls came straight from Hall
W. ,.,. agi reached the city last
~ I. qns somewhat delayed by
'''.. .......,fir les. but he has greatly irn-
l-.. AMI hopes soon % be entirely
...r..nt which has caused HIM 80
.'.. ..........t. inconvenience for several
g. I,.. ala not ar1ve until this morn
'.-s ,ys. uncertainty as 10 when
ISL rr4t. caucus would be held,
t. Chairman Holman tMuluess III
'.- ..,, .,I. aai the member from tho
...,, district iid not make his railroad
,.t....g. ll tine.
Oprnibg scenes.
telegraph 70 the uspatch.l
...-.. .l,.Hf,3r0S. D. c., August THE
.....vslus Fuiy-third Congress brought
.....- q vcIcomc and refreshing change
......,--. cool oseczcs replaced tho tor
-...,, frefr.yiaus week and ndsupplementod
.,.! ventilation, fans making the tenn
.-. g uso House and Sennte-chambcr
..rslIr Notwithstanding the crowds OF
...-. ,a., as usual, packed the galleries
a-.r-nl De corridors. Among the latter
e.-. rsuy VINO were thoroughly un-
Ig. at this time there appears
I..g O sudden impetus IN for
...g.. B., the Worlds Fan, and the
..... tourist b, familiar nglre on
..-- .. Washington. Many Of these
..I.lt o.. t1Y.tol az an carly hour anxious
a..t .r. tyui .Hi Eneiishtnan caued our
.......... ..l.s ot Commons Fteid-glasses
..... ..-.r.4'. tll even The Kodak menu was
......; o.. i.s.orug < 3, ie- shots AZ some OF too
..t r.H.cu figures ia the coming legisla-
....-.r4 iu flr galleries the presence OF n
....r # ..Uss, aturci m sac ltght ana
t..-...r.- uf summer, lent bfliliAncy 10
t.-. 10. meubeIs' galleries were nlled
... bod. M-.Ius- ut legislators, and II was
.I.r...- tIY,c q new members occupied
s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

The tug Monarch, OF this city, Captain l- III.
Smith, arrived here last night. Whlle IN Cnesa.
peake bay on the lst OF this month she sigated
the schooner Method. OF BalIimore, dying sig
mails Of distress. the crew Of the Method took
20 the yawi and boarded the Monarch aud the
latter, running alongside the schooner. fonnd
her sinking The Monarch put her pumps 10
WORK and, gaining the water, toWed
her prize into Norfolk, where she Is unload
ing The vessel and cargo viii oe sOid
90 satisfy the Monarch's salvage claim OF two
thirds the value ol the schooner and cargo. This
II capt aiu Smiths second prize this year, having
several months ago captured tbs Molf-Irap
light The Aouarch Is owned By the Richmond
Towing and Transportation Company and tho
schooner Method belongs ~ Baltimore people.