The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-14
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The trcdtcnt" "p"'"'"' 80 s....,
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. ,.,t..t.,. office and tHc
TIE FoF'i"'''"' f,on, thc
certainty of another "''' .,r.,-
,....... prre,u have created coi'''' ''
'''' . ..-,.f anxiety to-
ton d.no.h ana 't'7'' .....t who
NORTON ul the Antsnit '' , ,,
t.1.n a,sn 90 coner4tllat' tN'''' 49,.
.. go .t least four years "' "'N
4 l'eiAt"'' "'
Capital 'i's. ,o,y many viii be
d., the rcoppordo ime"' oil
t"i""" "'' ~ the Treasury De
the worAut io. g., known as the iist
Iartmeii .f ''. .'t q. flc appointment
h's i'i H.. dismissal of many
Clcfh. N.t tl....,r. is ordered uF
more i''l' .,l.to t l- estimated mat
.r. hundred and Iitl on '",
az f.-.. UlI Dee ieeisMici GUY "a
tt'. f.fu I'd october. Most oi titse
".'. ..... a.l maly o. them are
"'' ..t.f..e
. does. ri-tt on me eve
..'...r.-.I0.lI erection. ans N"o'e7".c
g. ....r. SOM. concern tu sew
t,n, are staining for
crll go. ol.... constituents will
.. tl. order Of decay itdtlOu.
ID thoM iht ".N'.'
,...t.u. called This morn
lNu-ifo l'.." -' Nv and lDst-)fiDe
i.r .I I.' ''" t'. Ny.r D,p4rtuent he
J .,.',r v,.fh the Acting Sec
Z .t t - ~, f.e oruDiutmrut of
Do, ,. iN D1.t Ia soon his line
...'. 't .-,. ar. arranged ne
n} li,.l''. .'.'.. t,l,i his district WHO
vll ~r.r.t H.''' ,.iii-.r,- ,,i5ration
Shoes ID a.. '.r...,t ,rit.lI.cs nf
a.. confer '" "''' t,n n,,enee of
.' trb.r. ,cu be
g.. ...,,inatinn for TINS
D. sir Marshall pro-
J ... rho nomination by aCclu-
81, "'
..t.-. have not vet been appoint
-lH.' .tt N.ri,n and Meadow
C.. ti a. ia ba named rs soon us
t.'., .I the Northumberland
,.,..rt ODD fIe cry. ana il was for The
,-r,... o. having the papers in th'se
sls,7, i..,.n ral'rJ nj the Post-Omcc
4.I. fo.ls.. lie viii remain here
1fl ,,., in order To- lINe his ate
l.i .fT.r departmental matters,
t' .,. home to participate i'm
- t.I. f4U
a.. Donald. who wa. much inn
....5 Le.4 Quiet ullnts rest. hai "a
-,,.,, t.,.lsy with Assistant Sec
emory '-. E. t.,I u,lo an the absence
I...t' --.-,. ,.f..r4r .- i'm charge OF inc
90 co.. San. Department.
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r,rH.'s IENoNINATION.
t...
Tho news received mere l.-S ih'i i''i'0
off th. denomination oi non. -. ''' nil.V,
Tyler wa- very tiauil ING 10 .l9 ~'',
frterI- f.ra notwithstanding the many
e..ate.r.t.l reports of serious oppuSi t.oH
~ hin. n I.. party his friends mere ht'
an aI1uc feltn IN The wisdom OF sue
c.aycru.a which mot vest saay an IT.
r.... Beach. ana predicted all aIons thal
T.. ,'..I D., rcaomiuated on the hrst
ballot. AT the Navy DEPARTMENT. VIZ.
D.. s. 81, well known, lntfl.lreuce llui"
TIE convention was awaited WV" H'.
interest, and me result was very t."," I,
irg to the heads of the department lh
tle city,
"Tr,n Nir.iuia plantation {" inc
National Congress- by eN-Do.grr- sinth
T.no N Ia...fuu. has just been pah-
i-tDl Iv uc American Puhli hing com
INnl, OF li"ii 4 , VI, ,'.,..,;onc,.
o .s r.ra IS awaited gItn much
t,,.r..t AS "a considerable portion Of II
i''.' 1'y.tlI H. his political
IA ,t.,.alat,aute with Ma
,,.I Ohm ,yhlte {epuhli-an leaders
- Th. r,inrD1 .x-conercseman
A. tN,, ,,itl g.. Rauublicau move
!"i"' .,i,. r'rt I'm the. Congressional
,..i,, Fl am" said he This morn
d. ,..,l.ft.,p "a Nirrluiau but none
th. less I'm American. ] depre'atc for
een lnlrri'itn.. !" ""t 49,, irt,-r,i
urI IN "Il,,'" ~ 60 Nj, d..
ding tl.n'L VII" w ~, ,,r,i,oi l..,i.i-
tNc'ui." 'I "" en- ia,nr tir9e in
uln '. ,.itb Mr. Tborne fba RE-
CORES .'' far cd,,.r.et I'm Tho
luni i" i.- i., .r5 wiz nv friends
'.t ." ..t, whom have advised 10
t-' ' ..,,f... gf fhDir marty
INK. NOT seen General Malone, nor 40