The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-30
CENSUS MEN DISMISSED.
ONE-HUEDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
PUT orr YESTERDAY.
The virginia Contested Cases-Col Lambs
Young Baben Rapidly Recovering.
TInEs BUREAU. RAPLEY BUILDING. !
WAsu1Naros. December 20. 1894 !

Thsrc were one hundred and twenty
FIVE dlsmiseals from the Census V''ee
this evening. among The number se'e'"'
N!rCinlans. Unless Congress de'v,i lin, i','l,,
10 establish "a permanent census D'',e 49,,
nt the conclusion Of the worn as 1t 10
,.,doysto,d that the President has Ic-
f.tead g., extend 10 the clerks employer
;ho protection of the classified service.
For ,hc FIRST time since the Adjournment
for the holiday recess the tapltol pulid-
lug was to-day entirely deserted by con-
..ressrnen and senators, who wisely pre-
ferrcd ihc comfortable parlcrs OF their
hotels go the freezing corridors ana oe-
serted halls OF the big legislative build
iug.
There is ltue talk just now, but what
there is is about the currency bnl. Chair
man Springer is as sauguine OF the pas
~aQe of the substitute by the House as ne
was on yesterday. but there are other
prominent members Of the House here
who do not agree with him. II is SAID mat
nearly every member OF the Banking
aui Currency Committee rs preparing a
bin which he intends onering as SUB
stltute for he substitute. Tho CulberSon
proposition. which is 10 retire all legal
tender notes with low rate bonds, on
which national banks are to be permitted
90 issue currency at their fun par value
must not be lost sight Of as II is Liable
10 play a prominent part in tle tlnanciai
debate before any conclusion ls reached
d. the House
The rumor this morning mat Secretary
Carlisle said yesterday that unless the
currency bill was passed Che President
would call uu extra session OF the next
Congress savOrs somewhat OF uumida-
ton. and would seem 10 indicate that the
Secretary of fre Treasury is not so con-
fIent of the passage of the substitute as
Mr. Springer is. a. is hardly probable.
however that the Secretary made any
such statement. as there have been sew
,rH rumors of that kind i'm the last few
days. an of which are traCCabie to Re
publican sources.
THE VIRGINIA CONTESTED GASES.
It looks now as IL six of the Virginia
contested election cases will at least reach
tne House Committee on Elections of the
next Congress.
colonel Lamb. o, Norfolk was i'm the
..tN yesterday and expressed great con
nt.nee iu the result of the Borlaud con-
..-. Colonel Lamb considers himself, I'm
measure, responsible for MIR Borland's
acceptance of The Republican nomination
Tor Congress lu the Second Virginia dis
tUr.. and. while he has ever been an
ardent supporter of the nominee OF his
par" Il all elections. he worked particu-
laI'y hard Tor the election of Mr.. Bor-
land Since the defeat of the latter me
has devoted much time and labor 10 the
preparation ot ms notice of contest. aad il
I- -dt" 90 predict that he viii follow the
''.e through ITS every stage with the
Intense e1Inesnes~ which is characteristic
o.. 'oi9hti L1mo ln ms every undertaking.
D.. diI.','" 10 lnr local counsel In TINS
''-.' 'o''hfi Edsdf Aiih. ot virginia
'-i tH' ",L, ,AN'"h lt-al liI III "i Sntiia-
'Nst' w iI7'" OF lhs 'l'' nave prth
i''.'lI'" JOY the contestant
WHAT COLONEL BRlDy SAYS.
colonel James -. Brad. Of Virginia.
f.e leajins counsel for Nrs Thorp and