Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-22
AZ THE WAY HOME.
,.eeesnEN LEAVING WASHING
60 NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
. with Respect 20 the Currency
w. and Nicaragua Canal Biiis--fer-
,onal Notes OF Interest.


o,sHINGToN d. G.. December a.
We, some Of the virginia and North
,ercrcssmcn have already start
.A.sr homes. and others will leave
They will hardly return until
Now Years, and then business will
nm again in lively fashion at the
,.-.a,ivc mill on the hill.
?, ....s-nan Alexander said this morn
...> SD far as he was able 10 Judge,
-.t seem possible 90 pass in the
o.. financial bill now under discus
1-. remarked that as long as there
.-b division on the Democratic
p. r.s Gre Republicans and Populsts
...rr a solid front OF opposition,
81. WAS u,tle hope for success.
o.t..s smons the Virginia and North
....-s .e.cgations talk the same way,
b.. r.rs is a fccliDg that things have
.y managed by the Democrats.
l..rt.i that had a caucus been
OIL. stimcnt OF the party could
..... Al,e been ascertaincd, and then
-.f..- might have been able 10 pro-
80 n.i. .ntcillgcntly. However, Mr.
,.-.- 10 Illinois, who has the bill in
..... claimed this morning the measure
,.I .. passed after the holidays. lie
.... ..u. sort Of bill and seems 10
,. .9 setting into line most Of the
... fae Virginia and North Caro-
'pbS. The chances are he Will
,.r...r.l however. unless the bill now
'.. House Is amended in many es-
... r.r. .cl1rs
s., 20 Che Nirglnlans and North
z.-s have not fully made up their
--. % how they VIII vote. They
. a bear al of the arguments and
..a .-.' s'ric OF the amendments 10
next month. The free-coinagc-
N rat.S s are on deck, and they
..fr iropoSltlon or two 70 submit
.. .y should be ruled ont on a point
NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
'...l as 50 many people in Rich
r- -l Other sections Of Virginia are
...-... .- the success OF the Nicara-
O. -i DBL now hol1ing sway in the
.-.. VII interest them 10 know the
...+.- wien regard 20 the measure.
--.r Iurgies speech in opposition TO
o., E e heme has undoubtedly had
.r.. ..l while 10 cannot De said to have
--t .~r votes on the final test, yet
.. ari- ~ me proposed canal realize
... .-..-4ti1nS have arisen. The pro-
..r seems 20 b. for the oppo-
-. . artr at every opportunity and
o.. .-r...r.ation bills 10 the front. In
.. r. no ring out the canal bill or
..--'F Wpelllng Its supporters 20
-, . provision for government
1 O. look into the question OF
-..-. r not the canal can be con-
.-.-.f t.r O reasonable sum Of money.
.-.-I Hinton. before leaving yester,
t. fr - trenton. said he was for the
.r. would give Il his support, but he
t- o.. tHlt there was a great deal Of
e.. .- ~.~ Of the criticisms made by
S-.r r-ri.e.
.-.e..,. I've Wise. who Is chairman
80. fiau-y committee having a SINH
...4I ir charge. is waiting to find out
- --. senate VIII do If 1t becomes
.-..-. -h4i the Senate does not intend
..-.r.,Iy. the chances are Mr. Wise
-sa. sn cIort 70 bring the House
-N-r.y after the holidays.
.--.-.u,.t.ve Marshall had anoth~-
. IS iris morning with postmaster
.-.rI Is-.li in regard to the Marion
s,.r-Ap. lie was assured that
....-. .rtTtnt Of Mr. g. w. Wright had
-- ..mnendcl by the department,
a. .-. whole case now rested with the
DE-. .t The papers were sent 10 the
Esrs H-.s. more than a week ago. Mr..
~s.-t s Kepresentative Marshalfs can
..r. fr tie Office but some outside in
..,... ,ably New York and Baiti-
r-s p. 20 work for other aspirants.
.-.-ErNuER' ON THE STUMP.
v- Harry skinner. congressman-elect
tN .,h Carolina, was a visitor at the
..-. ..-.ty During his recent cam
...- b. worked on the stump the sur
e-fi racket In AppomattoX. and
.s. elt the Cleveland Administra-
%. : r.rr- ely given the ob1c ctionable
,-. .. t.- Iost-office as a slap at the
c.. -.. veterans. Mr.. SINNERS
t-. .. bis use Of the episode un-
had an effect.
..- william T. Roberts. Of Gates
N e.. United States Consul at
r.t-. British Columbia, called on a
.--- n tte congressman at the Capl-
.--r and left this afternoon for
'.. -u. % spend the holidays.
-.-...t.--- rator John j. King, OF
-t ". c.. and Mrs. King are
-. mandie. They are here on their
- '.r.
o'n Tyler. with others on the
t ar..s Committee Of the House.
.v consideration this morning
n reference 70 the personnel
-..t So conclusion was reached.
'- 'rh Bryan Carmichael for
--. Fr. leiicksburg. Va, has taken
.rce here. where ne VIII
I-. .-fuafol1gy. He was with DIR.
t. fle wel-known dematologist |
Nr N.rs for several years.
r. ". Harrison, and Misses
nHta Harrison. OF Winchester, |
among to-days visitors.
81 H Donald. o. Charlottesville. Va,
t-. a. s., James.
.H l.s.L. of Dauville; T. y. Robert
o. t Fa.4Ii,r county; 5. NJ New
'"'.-nsr. and Q. Z. Strother, of
''af-u. Va. are stopping at the How
,'et.ve Swanson and Mrs.
N-r rErrel 10 the city this morn
Florida. whittier they went on
Instant on a bridal tour They
tae residence Of Mrs. Lyons,
.'ra.t during the winter Mr..
aftrrdel the meeting Of the
- today. ana received hearty con-
t'.' among his legislative asso-
looming a Benedict.
.as-n today made partial
among the Democrats Of the
with "a view 20 finding out how
-'-d oa the financial bill, but he
F' form an idea as 70 the proba-
u-.
-.af.ve Wo0dard will leave to- |
't.woon FOR Wilson. n. c., to !
t'-- ',. holidays
= I-aNton. of Staunton, and ID. |
= man. ~ Roanoke, are at the ST. |
.rryi.e has been established In |
.-om Zapt1 TO Beaver Dam Miils |
D. o week, from February ], |
~ -, June 90. lsyL