The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
WROTE FOR MONEY
~ W4S SYM AND mn WILL RI
Turn EOME rs 4 FEW DBTS.
rhs WAYS aud Mcaas Committeeman sin
working on tne Tarin Biil-sim-
mons Tiles His Omclai Bond.
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WAsHNsTo>. November H. 1885
The tariff bin has about reached '"o
stale where tire Subcommittee wiil meet
and put into definite and final shape '''
result OF their Investigations ana
mes. Chairman Wilson has noi''e' ~"
OF the absent members of the "'J''''
10 come to Washington. and it is De"'''-
that the measure is about ready -'' go"
rrishlrr touches and final afiI''"'
to nemo.r,ac trainers of tae great re-
form BILL 80 ,,osers
The subcommittee. composed Oh -'',9' ,., >
,,.vouu Byuum and Nonts'm.55Ils' ~''i."
ms been consldeung the qu,o',r. -, t',
,,aeas lu the Internal Itf''"' '.' -.
co.. mode mo- report. ana propdbiy
a9 80 ...tu fbe question OF the income
80 Ies b.eu permanently settled. and
40 b.s also been definitely decided as 90
,r.t ane.i several Of the more impor-
t.Yt changes viii have upon the revenue
,...ots If the income tax idea is adopt
I'D Ind the general bin viii provide guf-
f.art revenue 90 run the government,
fe chances are that no change VIII be
made in the present tax upon malt IL
q.or. Whiskics. manufactured tobacco
rent oT at least probable, then the inter
nal revenues viii be called into requisi-
lion as source OF collection 20 supply
ore means for meeting the obligations Of
ODE government
Tee various members Of the committee
are absolutely silent upon the determina
lions made by the committee upon any
subject whatever, and, although every
day there are number of interested
men eagerly seeking TO find out the ac-
ton upon various articles. so far nothing
has beer disclosed that could be accepted
ia mo real intention of the committee.
The mystery concerning Colonel Hoge
Urhte1s up considerably to-day on the
receipt of .he news given exclusively 10
THe Times correspondent that Colonel
Hoce teIeeraphed mis- brother-in-law, Col
orl Penn. of Roanoke. for seventy-fiye
dollars with which TO come 10 Washington.
TH- story comes perfectly straight. and
docs away with any theory that Colonel
lIae. ls in China. The telegram came
from Los Angeles, and the money was
sent him there by letter. The Colonel is
probably waiting for that letter. and II
fa spends the money I'm railroad fare.
and I10keth not on the flowing bowl he
ulr be expected in Washington at almost
au time. 10 is undoubtedly true that the
Colonel has merely been broke. and the
newspaper fraternity here Will undoubt-
el.y accept this story because Of their
unusually keen understanding of this same
condition Ina which the Colonel has been
IaCad
The Metropolitan Hotel was alive with
young men this morning. and the orange
HI blue Of the University of Virginia
were floating from the coats and canes
n. score OF more of athletic looking
"a. b.
Indicated their preparation for football
..uiests. The team, as registered. was
Messis Early. PentOn. Massie, Ram
l'lph, Hicks. Eonden. Price, Harper.
Jones, Pope. and Wertenbaker. Substitu-
ias. Meears. SHINE Mcclure Hansen. |
."' "'he"s Johnston. Lamberth. Marshall.
Trainer WilIam Poe, Princeton
The following visitors from the Univer- |
siF Of Nirsinia accompanied the team.
Nessrs. Irutrh William Tunis. A. J.
hiife.l B. j. Martin Thomas j. Chew
John a. Green. John R. Anderson. j. NJ !
Marshall l. vs.. Patton. George W. Par |
MS O.. Ford. E S. Garnctt. c. u. Smith |
'. II. Hastings. d. IT, Gilmer. Jr. A. /
Rawlings. AZ l.. King.
hon. John NJ. Hudcins. Of Caroline. who /
ais been endorsed hy the Virginia dele !
tat1n for the marshalship OF the Eastern /
district arrived in the city yesterday. Tie /
r n n1Wise troubled at the delay i'm his |
appointment as Air. Clark. the incumbent. |
mas at least two years yet 20 serve.
collector Simmons. of North Caroline /
arrived In the city Yesterday He called /
90 lar Treasury Department this moruina
HI Med DIS official bond He expects t1 /
Ter upon the active discharge of the /
duties oi his office about the 25fh of the /
present. month. and wII recommend mo-
.a in Che personnel OF his official /
'..Ilhale. until after that time lie
'ItI'5 300 trouble whatever this time .
l tAe Senate Finance Committee about
confirmation, and could assign no rca-
H Tor the bitter opposition hc encounter
I1 ihe Senate during tbe extra session.
DO has been stated that no written
..tfEce against him of any dissertation
.re nIed with the Committee ON Finance.
..'.1 allowed his confirmation o. go bv J
. 'aH.t on account ~ its failure 20 report
. i' the Senate. When asked about the
ai.0f which associated his name with |
tHt congressional nomination for the
iHIi Congressional district now repre-
-.Hiei hy Congressman Grady he was
extremely n0n-committal but stated that
t. Hds once elected 10 Congress from a
Republican district, bat as he had re-
Gently moved 90 the district Ia which he |
f.s.les at present. ana which Is Demo |
..... 10y N tlNIlNniIll- llI.l INI llNs ne 0lI /
not care % give publicity to his inten- /
lions at this time.
Hon. Josiah Qunny. of Massachusetts. /
has been I'm the city for several days and /
10 is stated that ne came over az the /
request Of the President for consulta-
uon I'm reference To- State Department /
matters. Yesterday he held a lengthy in
teryiew with First Assistant Secretary Of |
State Uhl. bat whether the subject dis
gussed was "a new batch of names, 10 be |
sent 10 the President for consular posi- |
tons. or am attempt on Mr.. Quincys /
part 10 give satisfactory reasons for some |
appointments already made which |
umor says are unsatisfactory and dis
reasne 90 the President VIII be told in
smother story.
Aessrs John M Bull, Of Richmond.
ana John W. Evans. Of North Carolina,
a'e a- fhe Metropolitan.
.Aess Thomas p. Cain and wife. OF
,'Hsr... Fred. ID. Gleason OF Hampton
O. ,"sal and L. Il. Hanhe are al The
o. James H. l.. ".