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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
THE INCOME Tx.
Mr. Tucker Says II VIII Pass the House by
Safe Msjori V.
lIMTs BUEEAr. KArLEY BUILDING.
WASH y TON. January y. "a !

lIMrs BUEEAr. KArIEY BUILDING.
WASH y TON. January u. "a
The Rivers and Harbors and Election
Committees both held important meet
ings to-day. The members Of the former
committee will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Wilmington, Del. and the Della
ware Breakwater TO inspect the extensive
e 1 improvements ia progress at
both places
The session of the Committee on Elec-
tions this morning was executive, and
lasted about four hours. The contested
election case Of Williams against Set
..c. 4om Az rtg Cor. ii4..
TO the exclusion Of all other business.
After arguments by congressman OOd-
ard, Patterson. Painter, and benson, the
case was continued until the next meet
ing Of the committee.
Congressman Tucker, OF Virginia, who
is an earnest and outspoken advocate
of the income-tax feature or the revenue
bill, says that the poll of the House on
its passage, which was given ont by
the press few days ago, was measie
and incomplete. He has since made
more thorough and careful estimate OF
the strength of the opponents of the Dill
and is satisfied that il viii pass the House
by safe majority.
Hon. Marshall Hanger. of Augusta
county. consul to Bermuda, will receive
his final instructions from the state De
partment during his present visit 10 ihe
capital. and leave--sail from New York
for his post next Thursday.
Judge James Keith. oi rauquier' VT
was recently elected a member or tne
Court of Appeals OF Virginia, was IN the
city to-day.
Captain Orrls a. Browne, OF 'dpe
Charles city, Va. is in the city.
United states District Judge John Paul,
of Rockingham, arrived last night.
H. L. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
HawiiIzS c"RnnsPosDESoE.
II Nav be submitted to the House by Mr.
Cleveland To-Day.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. l2.--'rhe
adiournment 81 the Senate until Monday
rney not prevent the transmission OF the
tta,~aHan COT correspondence TO Congress
to-norrow. although the probability is
mat Il Will not be sent In until both houses
are I'm session again. Custom and prece-
dent are against the transmission OF
messages OF similar import. intended for
both senate and House. when only one is
in session But custom and precedent have
not provided for cases where both
branches of Congress call for the same
matter rom the Executive Department
iv separate 2esolutions. It Is hinted
fhI ne PRECEDENT will send in the
Wills communication 10 the House to-
morrow. because the House called for 1t
independently Of the Senate.
Every thing Is ready at the state Depart
meut for the transmission Of the cOrre-
spoudencc. 1t was expected there this
r,orni-s that copies of all matters re-
ceiyes from Mr.. Willis by the Corwin
would q. 20 bc.h houses this afternoon,
but the resident did not give the word.
The Cabinet meeting began at IL o'clock
with all the members present, and con-
tinued for three hours and ten minutes.
AT IT'S close tie Cabinet officers refused
10 say whether the correspondence would
20 in this week. No information was
given as TO the reason for holding 1t back,
but the suggestion was readily adopted
that the President was waiting to hear OF
the sailing OF the steamer Marlposa from
san Francisco Tor Honolulu before trans
hitting it. The Alariposa was scheduled TO
sail yesterday. but was detained to await
the arrival of the British mail for the
Colonies
il was also suggested that the advices
which the overdue City of Pekin was
expected to bring from Honolulu We're
awaited before action was had in the
direction Of sending the correspondence
To- Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

Indian Agent Wooren Aiso Gets Through
Olher Crnh IN atl0rs.


WASHINGTON, Jan. i2--The senate To-
dav confirmed the following nominations:
John NJ. B. Sill. of Michigan. minister
resident and consul-general of the United
States TO Korea.
Robert t. Preston, or The Dlslrlcl u
Columbia, director of the mint
Indian agents: Isaac j. Wooten, oI
Delaware. at the Nevada agency, Nevada'
Charles f. Davis. of Illinois. at the OOlo- O,,
RADIO River agency. Arizona, George w
Harper, iof Georgia, at the Inialliia
agency. Oregon. o,eo
The following postmasters were aiso
confirmed: Y. G. Rust, Albany, Ca; E'
w Rawls. Tarboro. n. c.; j. q. "hite.
Abingdon, Va; and T.. M. Morrison d.
Smithfield, Va. - r,d,on
The confirmation OF the three inaian s'.'.
agents ends a fight that came over livn'
the extra session. Mr.. Wooten' vi 80 49,
ware was the man against wnom tne en'.a
onnositjon was directed. The opJecsiCn
raised against them all was that ensi
nominations were repugnant to the Demo ,
cratic idea Of home. rule; but against MI
Vooten a special attack had beeh niaue'
rrhe vote IN his case was 81 TO Y.
In the case OF Mr.. Preston the VIZ
was 81 TO 6. q bare quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

LONDON. Jan. 12.-Ninety- Radical
members Of the House Of Commons have
signed an address requesting Sir William
IIarcourt Chancellor OF the Eschcquer,
ton.
They propose n graduated scale on
death duties eXe-nDtng estates OF less
than 800 pounds and increasing the rate
on larger estates. Thus while estates OF
400 pounds would be taxed four per cent,
those OF 10000 pounds would be taxed
ten per cent. According 10 the Radical
plan real estate and personal property
would be subjected to the same rate Of
inYnIlnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
ESCAPED FROM THE NiCTHEROi
several of the NV Workers Who Sailed
Aboard Her on IA In Way Homr.

LONDON, Jan. l2-The steamship Ciyde'
from Pernambuco, arrived at Southamp-
ton to-day with an officer and thlrty-nlne
sailors who sailed from New YORK on
President PeiNoto's cruiser Nictheroy, and
left her at Pernambuco.
one of the men said that the govern
ment agents in Pernambuco offered them
500 a month each and 500 bounty II they
would serve on the Nictheroy. but they
refused. as they considered the vessel
unfit for fighting
She had been loaded with gun-powder,
dynamite. and cotton wool. yet the ma
tiyes had persisted in smoking aboard her.
Several men had been placed in irons,
but eventually sixty-five had succeeded
In gettinc ashore. The Brazilian officers
who had boarded the Nietheroy were
ignorant Of navigation.
The men brought TO Southampton by
the clyde are penniless. They Will stay
az the Sailors Home until the sailing Of
the steamship New York which they viii
take for home.
one sailor, a German. died OF heart
disease shortly after landing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

allegations ~ Illegal combinations OF con-
tractors ana. naval officials by which
pavment OF .hese premiums was secured,
YET forth 10 tie preamble to the resolution.
has requested the privilege OF revising the
etate-renf hat made before the committee
recentlv which led to the sensational coll
lol.., between limseIi and Chairman
Cummings. tie has been invited to appear
before the committee Tuesday and hear
Inc statement read. and the committee
win then probably determine whether or
nat any corrections are necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
BLOWT0 AN INCOME LAX
INTERNAL REyksuE FExsUREs or
THE DILL 10 ne sUBMfrrED.
Mr.. Bynum Votes With the Democratic
Member. of the " sys and Means who
are Opposed to the IH.omc Tax.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. H. The
Democratic members of the Ways and
Means Committee considered the internal
revenue bill to-day. At the outset OF
the meeting Mr.. Tarsney moved that
the question as TO whether the internal
revenue features were 20 be reported in
an independent bill. be referred to a
Democratic caucus. The Tarsney motion
prevailed, by vote Of six to iive.
Mr.. ByDum OF Indiana, then furnished
the surprise OF the meeting by moving
to reconsider the entire revenue bill as
practically agreed on al a meeting some
time since. This motion also prevailed
by vote Of six 10 tive. Mr.. Bynum voting
with the opponents of an income tax.
The affirmative votes were cast by Mcssrs
Wilson, Beckenrldge Bynum, Cochran.
Stevens, and Montgomery; the negative
by Messrs. McMillin, Bryan, Whiting,
Tarsney, and Turner.
uom .hr u u-e.
A question arose then as to where this
left the bil-whether the TaTsney resolu-
ton sent the whole question 10 caucus
or whether the Bynum resolution left
some discussion as to the status. a vote
was again taken on the other internal
revenue features and they were agreed
to as previously decided on The Demo
Gratis who are opposing the income tax
proposition, led by Mr.. Wilson then upon
the latter's motion forced a direct vote
upon the question Of submitting all the
internal revenue features to the House
as a separate measure, and this was
agreed to by a vote Of to ), Mr.. Bynum
voting in the affirmative.
ihe sucus ose on sgan.
The question OF a caucus was still in
doubt. owing TO the various motions which
had intervened since the Tarsney PROPOSE
ton had first carried, but IL was finally
agreed informally if "A caucus to consider
the income tax should be called by any
members outside of the Ways and Means
Committee and the caucus sentiment on
a vote should be for the incorporation Of
the internal revenue features as a part
of the Wilson bill. any member OF the
committee so disposed could make the
motion on the floor Of the House to so
include it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
SIX MEN DROWNED.
The Gale at Baltimore Cost Half Dozen
L.Nes-Th ee Escapth.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 12.--This morn
ing's gale cost six lives in Baltimore har-
Dor. The names of the drowned men
are: Neal Finlayson. William Nelson,
Robert j. Wilson, John Hughes, and an
unknown sailor Of the Britich ship Ma
reca. and Peter Safranski, ferryman
Three men were rescued by the crew OF
the police boat Lannon. The doctors at
the city hospital spent several hours Ia
restoring animation in their almost lie
less forms Unless pneumonia sets IN
they will live. Their names are james
Carr, Harry Green, and \. Nerman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
THA BAAAD oOfNAsE BILL.
The House tommiitee o ders Favorabl g
Re- o. on he Measure

Re- o. on he Measure
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 12-The
House Committee on Coinage, Weights.
and Measures ordered a favorable re-
port on the Bland bill, providing for the
coinage Of silver bullion now held I'm the
Treasury by a vote Of . 10 s, strictly sill
yer and anti-silver.
The bill provide hat the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall Immediately issue sill
yer certificates against seigniorage silver,
amounting to S55.i566Sl, which shall be
Immediately available for the payment of
current government expenses, and that
the seigniorage silver shall be coined as
fast as possible. into dollars. to be held
in the Treasury, for redemption of certi-
0cates.
The second section provides that the re-
mainder of the silver bullion purchased
under the Sherman act, shall be coined as
fast as practicable, and the dollars shall
be held for the redemption Of Treasury
notes issued for iia purchase. The GER
tifcates are TO be Ttancelled as fast as
the silver Is coined for redemption, and
the silver certificates may be issued on
such coin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

WASHINGTON. d. g., Jan. 2-Secrcr
tary Carlisle to-day ordered the dismis-
sal Of BENJAMIN X. Grimes, Jr., keeper,
and John Field. assistant keeper, OF the
lower Cedar Point lighthouse. in the
Potomac river This d.smissa. grew out
OF the burning OF the lighthouse on
December 18th last, which Is alleged to
be due TO careiessness, or something
worse, on the part OF the custodians.
tc as ancf ored ear
this light house at the time Of Its destruc-
.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
Nrgrn Erancrlizntion.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Jan. R.-The
Committees Of the Northern and Southern
Presbyterian General Assemblies appoint
el to confer with each other in regard
to work among the coiored people. met
at the Morris Hotel to-day. DR.. {. a.
Sullman was made chairman, and Rev.
John Barbour, OF this city. secretary
A resolution, offered by General r. ID.
Johnson, of Birmingham, and seconded
by MIR. Monfort. OF Cincinnati, to the
effect that the two assemblies cooperate
IN the work OF negro eyangelization, was
passed and the prospects are now bright
for harmonius adjustment OF their
work among these people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

ATLANTA, GA. Jan. ia petition
was nled in the Federal Court yesterday
afternoon. praying that receiver be
appointed 10 take charge OF all the assets
of the Consolidated Street-Railway COM
many. OF Atlanta. The last act OF Judge
pardee. before he quit the city on MS
way 10 New Orleans, was tho Atkins oil
mis- signature to this important document.
Judge Pardse will hear the case In New
Orleans on the 18th Of January. and the
consolidated company. through its proper
representative. viii be required 10 show
cause at that time why II should not be
placed in the hands OF a receiver. The
petition was filed by bondholders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
AR ilwny Rate Wa Imm nent.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Jan. 1.-THE Ches-
apeake and Southwestern railroad with
drew from the Memphis Passenger AS
sociation last night. The reason assigned
was that the other roads had violated the
agreement by selling tickets 10 northern
and eastern points at cut rates through
scalpers TO the detriment of Chesapeake's
business. This means the break OF the
Association and rate war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
rHe ropE A,D mr. sEPUBDIc.
In a Letter he Rel era'.s hi- Former tau
tion- to Cath lies.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 12.-Tne Ca'h-
oIic Mirror, In it's issue OF TOMORROW
will publish an abstract Of the Pope $
recent letter to Bishop Perrault. ~of
France, In which his Holiness reiterates
his former cautions to French Catholics
that they remain loyal to the republic
The Holy Father says: "a
"since the merciful providence OK rvu
has instituted us the sentinel OK ms
Church Il is Just that, enllghtened by
him we claim the power and recognize
II i",, our duty to choose the means best
:, s,,,,aa red by the circumstances OF time and
Mace mace 10 secure the good Of relieion among =
peoples. whether in defending ,,,r,sn II M"ar where
Il is peaceably cultivated .s. aoun,e
we are happy TO note that ,s,,a 'ns aI'p,s -, ~
au,w Of love and obedience Is fuiiiiied ~
man many Of your countrymen ia the most most
fiIial fashion. but. while with love VIC e''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan. Tine
House Committee on banking anu ,uI-
rency decided at this morning s,s sess',n ~
~. bIll 10 repeal the 10 per cent. tax on
state M banks until the tariff discussion shan
have closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. i2.-The follow.
ing pension-fraud cases were disposed OF
In the United States Court to-day;
John Sunkett tcoloreD guilty, TWO
years IN the United states prison. ninss
countv New York; David Anderson, not
eriItv. w. Il. Drewry, two cases, noiie
nross entered, pr. Il. c. Perkins, per-
iivy. case pending
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. PA meeting Of
the Memphis and Charleston extension
bondholders having failed to assent to
the Richmond Terminal reorganization
plan. Of Drexel Morgan & Co., the de-
postors have informed the holders OF
deposited bonds that they may withdraw
their securities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
A Nero Lyuched in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 12.--At o'clock
this morning. Roscoe Parker. colored, was
lynched at West Union. Ohio, fourteen
miles from this city. for the murder OF
an aged couple. named Hines. month
ago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

wAsHINGrOS. y. C., Jan, t,o,,se
>ssva, Afralrs Committee OF the House
vi, take up the Holman resolution re-
,at,ng TO the payment OF premiums ior
nscess of speed by naval vessels a, us
meeting next Tuesday. J. Hale sypher,
who was sIr. Holmans authority lot inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

ST. LOUIS. NO. Jan. l2.-Samuei Wei
sor was hanged at so, o'clock TINS morn
inc. for the murder OF Clementine Man
ming, an abandoned woman, August 4,
$780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

rse Following was the range OF tns1.
,.,a,,,s,sr "a the Times office sesteriay,
a. al. %; n a.. -. Y. ~. vi ~
~. o Il. a.. 9j " NJ. q, Average Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
Cable Breyitic>.

The Jesuit College at Antwerp vas
burned Thursday night. Loss S2"''"
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