The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
Mr.. HERBERT'S ORDER.
TRIySFER or VEssEIS FROH The
NORFOLK NAVY TARD.
The Secretary Tells Mr.. Hunton that e A.
ready Has its share Of Current work.
Tortsmonth's Posimasirrship.
TIMYs BUEE,u. RlrLEY BUrDrNo. }
WAsHiNCIoN. February 3. 1894 I

auucartd I'm the House to-day 10 lislcn
to "a continuation OF The unprohtable talk
concerning the Hawaiian resolutions. The
Repuhlicaus. ON tho one hama, attempt
for political reasons alone. TO cast le-
Elections upon Mr.. Cleveland for the part
he played i'm the matter and the benlu-
crofs fu1lv satisfied with the honesty or
,,,rroeo which marked the actions Of
ibe President. are not willing that linpu-
tafions sbould rest upon him. and, as q
matter Of fact neither poiuca party
is al AN interested in the subject ana
tho entire Concfcss. as we'll as tne 'ul-
side world Is heartily tired OF cciseieea
eabble and unnecessary paftIan h"iii-
eues about n threadbare question, which
is as proHtless as il Is unenteriainin5.
Author Of E.n Eoii.
rro, Thomas Dunn English. the vener-
,iIo pemocratic representative from New
r,rsev and the author ol Zen Bolt
,.olt,cd ont into the lobby this morning.
and i'm a tone indicative OF absolute wear.-
noes Of the subject asked. "On why ana
contain Cooke ever discover these is-
iordsou The sentiment was heartily APP
provod bv the well filed lobby oi SmoNef7
and in the meanwhile Congressman oates
discoursed 10 about forty members in
tho House unon the correctness of the
..-.,iao,tial roeiuon. TIE vote
lolii'S' 49,, ,1-,,,orro,- afternoon and
,t , Corrorals Guard of COM
,.,'..,,,., ,,iu ho I'm sight
CONGRESSMAN Tyler and Senator Em'on
called at nlo Navy Department to-day 90
talk with Secretary Herbert regarding *
nus recent "i-.i - r.. ,....,..
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s. dfIee1ti1n o' gentlemen li'Ni -'"i-
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! W. h. Aoung. Dawson loimltA' ahi
/ I, B. Cooke. accompanied Ar. Tyler 10
| the department. ih' 'lnelent nay -
! yards are all eagerly ON ln- i''HoNt JOY
| vessels for repairs. n oiIef To ''hu"u+
/ tine employ nt oi ll'F i"p'i.
! mechanics dHrn" iNis season 'i '''
| inactivity. Assistant 0'citlAit ''''o'
| who recently ri lne ND'iDiN ,"'''
is much pleased "i.h '.e ''i''-
| poinimenis OF 'i 49,. ,,,, to ies,
| promised I'd Np 49,, r.r.f
! sufficient QliNltt "' "''" N'
20 keep the men employee viii
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vote upon ih- 49,, .f,,s,
and on Ndnesday ""'' .,. ,'s.l,,-
for the Gaining up ~ ......-......l i.l..d
ton declaring ab"l,..' $500 ,-.er
issue. ana also tiA' o' .. CO.
ID N|HH |N
ernmeht pilhuns San o.,,r nm his
IN the hous' -i' 'r .,,.. s.is,sio,,.-e Of
nil Tor the eoliHl. o' '.' f-,.,..-
silver, about >'''y,''y'' . ~ 20, nan ,.,.s
ury. Mr hiah" '''ii"0 ''' .t 7o..
without any SERIOUS Vpi''i'iN' .tf
not consider lNal owe. 4e" N''
be required Tor its ueDa,''
Mr.. A. H. LINDSEY 'ne p"s'"'"e'.i
Portsmouth a. aiIi''D D" .r' vi,s ''l'
morning. ana Us iesislei z" o.. '''e ..
The iour years a'l,I ,'.i. '',,. '..'l i'l
passed WIN ut. hlnusey' "ut ", 'il"
General hlssell does not seem 10 DE- lAlhh-
Ing much about removals ln''' Htfs.
Mrs. icNion Wise leit To-Day loi tI'n-
mond. where she VIII assist Mrs Governor
o'Ferral in hrr reception Tonight. Mrs.
| Wise Will remain in Richmond for a
week.
some Places Nof Given Onr.
Omuipresenf themselves .omo Of CON
eressman Merodith's constitucnts attribute
/ to him am omnipotonce that the genial
representative would not care to possess.
This morning two of them walked maies-
| tcally into the press gallery OF the House
and took possession of two OF the rcats
reserved for The fraternity of newspaper
! men. The courteous guardian of tine
| limited space that has been set aside for
the press, Charlie Mann seeing two
! strangers within his domain politely in-
formed them thar they were ON forbid
] den ground.
we are, are we; Wei. gust wait until
! 20 ana see Leslie Meredith. and You
VIII see Mneiher we slt mere or NOT
replied one. ass they left IN high duaseon
After some trouble. Mr. Meredith cone
| vinccd them that there were at least
some places In Washington that he could
not secure Tor ihein.
Judge HARRISON OF a'1un' m. one OF ih.
! recent! e'tctr- nie'i1'.r ol in. '".il Cd.
! Appeals or I-i''i'' M.7 ti '.t Ili'"
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a., H. Tncl,rr he wen. over fo H..
! eerato where he mot sayafsl senators
| v,ha Vice President hearing la WAS .i
| ,n. conifoi sou.ht him aet AVID found
.r,t AM him he r.orer.rad an cid and
'-.i,.,5 friend Jnfee Harrison made a
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Herman Cruccan. Roanoke. and john G.
! rlair Nirainia. are among the late Nil