The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
rAE CAUCUS POSTPONED.
- uIGHT HITE embarrassed
THE CoNEEHEEs.
,,,st Judge Holman says-Thcro are
Many Kumors, but Little Infer-
nation About Tar.T Action,
Trwrs Bureau, RAPLFY BUILDING. /
WASHINGTON. August 2. 1894.

-.s satisfactory conditions that have
- Sass surrounded tariff legislation are
..r..i The deadlock between the
..f-,.s sun continues, 10 the infinite
,....t 81 tho majoriues IN both House
~, Senate The Democratic caucus.
s,.t WAS 20 have been called tonight
.,5ua. was expected to suggest way
OIL. a.rccment OF some kind, has been
.t.at.l postponed for the reason. as
$50. ly Judge Holman this morning.
use l. not care TO embarrass the con-
,-,.. .n thc slightest manner as long as
C.. s Cd chance OF an agreement being
~ The calling OF this caucus was
by Speaker crisp and the other
siraron leaders In the House, and
-i.. Co defeat IL, IL Is said they We're
..U..t 90 take Judge Holman and
tr 3. u1Eer into their confidence 10 a
I..f -tgrce. IL that Is SO, the declara-
f.a Judge Holman looks as II he
l....- t1at some agreement would be
g. shortly, and as there is no pos
.rtncc 81 AN agreemnt except on
o.. .r.- OF the Senate bill. yielding on
o.. frt of 'he House cOnferees is only "A
rf.r oi time.
El't BLlcANs ENCOURAGED.
Ia Republicans in the House and Sem
o.. a- much encouraged at the con-
t..'u OF the deadlock and predict
p. t.lt legislation at this session or the
s-c ri bin which will De vetoed
.. President. Neither contilSent,
..f.r Is seriously contemplated by the
ihIc leaders, who see the absolute
-.iy OF tariff legislation Of some
IS enator who is in the confidence Of
.lmmittee, and who al along has
- ted the final adoption OF the Senate
o. dmcnts, said this morning: The
..e C9nierecs VIII recede from great
u..l or the senate amendments, and
Us. .oncessions are even now being
Hrr- mo "a netting under the rope on
v NE President and his friends in
r- Sc are doing their mid-air per-
f rs. In order that their fan may
as much rs possible; but you
COZ rest assured Of one thing, in the
r .portant items of the bill-coal,
ie ..r and sugar-thcre will be no
Those schedules are the result
&C. jays ~ labor They were the best the
I, committee could get, and are
o. y ones that the Senate will ratify."
the cOnterees adjourned to-day
were no nearer an agreement than
-star iaey met, although the session was
8~ .y one.
WHAT A CoNTFRFE SAYS.
ONE ~ the House conferees said: "As
t..r "e have not yet considered the
t.. .'t uon schedules. or course much
been SAID of them I'm committee. but
Oh ..fr uot Yet been taken UP with the
t.u ~ attempting 10 reach an agree
'.tu1 AAt NNolt discussion was
lI t.e sugar schedule: but, after several
US looking 10 an agreement had
i.-. made. we We're Informed by the
S..te conferees that four of the Demo
senators had declared their inten-
r.. NJ voting against the hin IL the sugar
lae was interferred with. and there
g.. tier rested. We may reach some
nation by Saturday. but II We do
tt ,ie conference will be prolonged into
-.A. week"
NOTES.
I.. senate Committee on Military A.
i 40 their meeting to-day. did not
ler the House bill allowing the
luetcu. Alexandria and Mount Yer
electric railroad the right OF way
t- lcl the Arlington reservation.
senator Daniel. who Is daily Informed
telegraph OF the situation in the Sen
t-. Hil probably visit his home in lynch
burg before returning 20 Washington.
..r. W. II. Hurkamp. OF Fredericksburg.
r.- I'm the city Yesterday.
tr. Edward steel. member Of the
l.-u fraternity OF High Point y. c..
JAS among the capitol visitors to-day.
Cara o. SIuukle was to-day appointed
postmaster at Chestnut Ridge Yadkin
county ~ c.. vice Charles 4. Cozart. re-
: .sued. and Thomas VI. Kymer at Juno,
snnc0mbc county. vice Charles l.. Sluder,
; sguce.
Tine only Virginia appointment was that
. John w. Carroll al Cape Charles,
northampton county, vice Garland Il.
.. IoTc. removed IL. l.. ".