The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19
CAR REEDS TRIBUTE.
THE DEMOCRa TIC TARIFF AN I'M
PROVEMEyT ON MKIYLEY'S.
President Cleveland Expected to Give Some
Public Uttersncs I'm Favor OF Hill.
Minister smytheI Loss Of Jam.
TrMrs EuREAu, RAPLEY BUILDING.
WASHINGTON. October IL. 1894.

! cans We're given the control OF the next
| House they would not revise OF stanS
| the tariff, but would allow ~ 70 .cnntrv
! as under II in a few years the cpuir1 ~.
| would be in n state OF unequallcI pros-
| perity. ,,,.,sion >,
This is certainly great ann 6HT, ,Ssignii
said one Of the leaders az mi the
headquarters this morning, ,ha Fem
! party difference is just this. IL 'ne ,arre"t
ocrats are returned they WI h,li which
| some OF the inaccuracies OF tns a DC and
! were discovered in the conterehCss, 60.
| vii smnnIement il by a few cnahSeS
| along the line Of further lai nc might
| but the radical changes. sucn business
em6arras5 trade a ana Gas seq and the coun
| try will surely proceed reJolGins Shonid
! highway to renewed prosper ,,froI the
| the Republicans, however, ~ course.
next House they claim now Unie, conJi,
| thar they would not change taIIIL Co,,,',
! tons but the old forces VI tne '"V IoyYer
| lists and concentrated Inono onca and
! uorld begin operations at one 60 60
| the alarming situation of two gThLS go 49,
! would be precipitated before t ing ~,
| session was over. Then, 100, VIA -
left undone by rampant protectliutn ~ ~,
u,n,,lG secure by bountles. subsidies ana
cIoss LEGISLATION. and this the people an
know and will avoid by the re'ul" u
Democratic Congress. /
MR.. cLrv1hsND's iXPEcTI d uTrFFA> CTS.
The reports that Mr. Cleveland T Nm
return here next week are OF great IN IN
terest at headquarters, as the mandsflS
predjct that on his way from Gay Gao'.s I
he will stop in New York long enou5n ~ |
give out some interview or letter CON
corning the situation now EXISTING IN tnTC |
State some Of the most ehthuslaSlIC
leaders at one time thought lndl PEI
haps Mr. Cleveland wonld GCtePr @u nbiic
gathering, but this Is harhly ptURdoic'
and II ne only writes now they VIII pe
entirely satisfied II is not an an easy eSyo Hl%t
ter however, 70 guess what Mr. tleVeLdnI
will do. for he Is a man of surprises and
sometimes writes when the people don
want letters, and often ne SLtmo
him publiciy express his views, and thus
If he remains perfectly silent until atter
November 9th there would be some peJS
won and plenty Of folks who could non
back here. however, without having writ,
ten a letter, the National CoHGTGSSloI!dl
Committee will make life burden Tor
him until he does.
Mn. svYTHE's cRABAPFLE GROW.
Hon. Henry VI. Smythe, Minister TO
Haiti, was in deep trouble last night am
this was the cause as he explained TO-
group of friends I'm the Metropolitan no
tel lobby. ON one Of the sun-klsSed mus
of TaZpWell county the Minister has
home. and within the curtilage thereuElg
belonging there grows grove Oh beiuI. , "a
crab apple trees. few days ago lhr
Minister stood in his open door anu pHhgL
law rlnelets Of ,rcling blue n .ih |
his brar-wOod pipe out upon the amblelt
air, and watched the reluctant mlst5 ron
up from the valleys until the serrate green
against the serrate blue was IeNea'ed
along the mountain tops.
His eyes. half 1immed with tears as ne
thought OF the separation from his nome
and country, rested upon the Gran apt'G
grove, where from between the varieEdted
leaves pecpad bushels Of bright round app
pies kissed gold by the sun ana streakei
with carmine, the loyelier OF autuhlnJ,
dyes Tears now came into his mouth
also as he recalled the suCculeut Gran }
apple jam Of other autumns, ana ne
thought to take some with him to haiu
Just as a boy goes away from nome WIN I
his pockets filed with mothers biscuits
that never taste IN after years Ike those I
last ones he carried of 10 school a
He saw too in fancy. the ebony, Shln- | {
ing face the widespread smile, and big ;
white teeth Of Prince Hippolyte, OF Hayu, | =
when nj some state breakfast this same +
the dclectation OF this great chief Of the
negro nation. The apples were p!ucked, ! 7
the jam was made and i'm sealed Jars
were carefully packed In the Ministers
trunk 4 sad look came into his eyes as
he viewed the devastated grove, but a
glad smile was on his face AS ne rubbed | +
the front Of his waistcOat and drove on
with his trunk for his mission Oh foreign '
shores =
tn MINISTER'S Loss. -
Last night Minister Smythe had occa- z
sion to unlock the big trunk in which IL
was stored dress suits, his official regaha o
and the rewards or numerous VISITS 10 the d
The jam was there also d
,ut not i'm the Jars, for broken glass and d
ruined garments told the tale of the II
reckless deeds Of the baggage Smasher
Moral. Don't pull your apples II YOU DO, | I
lon't make jam; If you do, stay home /,
and eat IL. f.
nv Lrtyrs sUEDAY roE MS TosT. "
Mr.. Smythc VIII leave for his post sun "
law II seems that prominent Democrat Is | /,
N his district (the Nlnth) had asked me II
department 10 grant him an extension OF
cave but today Secretary Gresham IN
Heated that the President is opposed 10 |
,rantiug extensions Of leave u diplomatic =,
gents, and having declined i'm the case VI
II Minister Kenyon, the HS'tt'',f NJ
;mythe's friends. palliating his refusal ~
~ the statement that there Is 30 telling | Al
When something will happen I'm the couu- O.
rias to which the Minister Is accredited ?.
Mr. Smythe VIII go alone this time, | r.
having lost his wife during the summer | n
nd his daughters health precludine the 5,
.Oyage and residence IN an eurrNaunE .,
Innate. II is understood that the excel M
-nt condition IN which Mr.. Smythe lcIt =.
is legation still continues, ARD be nm et
elf asserts that recent dispatches show ~,
hat the prospect Tor continued peace | Ia
nd prosperity in botn Haiu and Sdutt '
Domingo have not been so good for years.
Mr.. Smythe takes a deep interest in the | T.
auyass now pending in the state. and -
specially i'm the Ninth district where =,
is home is and where his warm friend ~
~ / fClOOl-llltlt, judge hpllHOIt ~ utdi- l.
lg the Democratic banner. lie knows -,
very prominent man I'm the district and q,
cnce can form a pretty correct idea Of :"
ne result. He says General Walker b. y"
OF making anything like the brilliant n
anvaSs that was expected Of so able a ~,
IAN, and that he appears in his speeches ~
, be handicapped by speeches he made -
hen he was Democrat. Mr.. Smythe -
as no doubt Of Judge Morisons election ~
nd places his majority at not less than Il,
210 49,
NE MAsoH's VIEW.
Mr.. Jack Mason, OF Prince George. was Di
clustered in the city this morning and GGIl
I'M remain here for several days on legal -
Isiness. Mr.. Mason addesrsed the pe0- -.
IL Of Stafford county yesterday with | -
onCressman Meredith and Mr.. w. 20
little. Jr He reports the Democratic SS
ltlook all over the State as growing
helming majority for Meredith in the
Nr Robert !. Walker, who is the Pc. az.
.blican candidate for Congress in the =
.venth district against Hon. Smith Tur- hi
n. was I'm The city to-day. He was a /
sitor To the Republican headquarters Ry
Colonel ". II. Scden. the well-known We
rginlan. and proprietor OF the Metro fol
Titan Hotel. returned this morning from Z
visit TO the Exposition, at Richmond, and 90
: former home. at Lynchburg He | for
oke very highly Of the Exposition Col /
lel Selden IS wel-known all over the hi!
ate. and few Of oCr public men fail 10
gister under his hospitable roof when r.
ey reach Washington. ed
THE ALEXANDRIA DRIVING PARK oPESI,.a.
The downtown hotels were we'll filed ,
th gentlemen this morning, who mad 20,
rived IN attend the OPENING ~ rho -