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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
Srauriarr Nal,nunfaQ.

4uburn N@Yr II. gtoo. -
Ginen grdBli6en Sob funo beute g}a4z
mittag Der QotOmotipfiibrer G6arle5
Srue ouf Der STANDARDIZATION Der
n2ebi9b &ollepz8abn." SSn 6olne
zines 8ergitur3e5 entgleiIte Der 3ug in
Der glG6e ppn 2(urora uno 2ofpmDtipe,
nsbIt SENDER rplltan einen 2(b6ang
binab, nabe8u Bis an Das ltfer Dss
GapugazSee'5. 9ll5 e8 na6 barter
Qrbsit gslang, Srue aus ieiner unz
gliidli4en Gage 81 befrsien, fano man
iefnen &0rper bon Dem entpei6enoen
9ampfe in 10 I4redli4er Beife per=
briibt, DuB ba5 6leiI6 iip in 5eBen
oon BEN 9noGen I0Ite, No4 orei lange
Stunocn pd6rte e5, e6e Der SOB Den
qudlpo1en Qei0en Oe5 Ifannes Elm
Gnoe bsreitete. Srue mar As Sabre
alt, Die Wittpe uno orei &inoer BE-
trdusrn oan Sob i6res GrnGbrer5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13

SGngerliebe gu f0rbern, auN fcrner<
bin an oieIem Prin5ip feitbnlten lpiro.
9err 8rGiioent, i'm g&ums1 bes Sc
fangspereins n55robIinn" tante i4
6er3IiA fir oa5 nertbpoue 8ei6eaf;
mir perDen ibm einen GbrengldB einz
rdumen, uno e5 ION fir INNER eme
3ieroe unIerer 9aLe biloen.
yta6Dem 9r. Wtattbeis unter itiirz
ntif6em 8eifou 9eenoet, fang SRI. &.
Stetner n She earning 8iro" BON Saz
piO uno errang Ddmit ebenfulI5 groBen
9eifaQ unb puroe Die Sdngerin Durh
cine fpeitere prd6tige 9lumengabe
Settens Der ottipen Sdnqer oes, ,5rpb=
finns" ausQe3ei6net. 9us 5l0tenz
Sbligato fii6rte 6r. 6. 8labin aus.
9r. 4lfreo 5iirtbmeier, Der betunnte
Siinitler auf Dem GeQo erfreute ouruuf
bur4 ben prdhtigen @ortrug rSerez
naoe" Don De Gpert, tporauf bds muz
iitdltihe 8rogramm nit Der 0arbiez
tung oe5 gcn1iI6ten Ghor5 nSonntag
auf Der 2(lm" pon &oIhat gum Qbz
ialuB 9ebradt purDe.
Die 8samtsn oes n5robIinns" Iino:
Gmil Matt3eis, prdiiosnt; ). BON Der
0en5el, @icezYrGToent; 4oolp6 0iez
merit, Sefretdr; 8, @ienefelo, 5inan5z
Setrctdr; 8m. &lapprotb, S6uBmsiz
tier. Dem n0amen=@erein" iteben
Dor: 5rou 2luguIte Mottbeis, YrdIi=
Dentin; 6ruu &oppe, 9icez9rdIioanz
tin; 55rau 6. Rinne, Safretdrin, uno
6ruu S20n6arot, S6aBmeiIterin.
Der 0amenz@eIang5 g5zSettion Tteben
ais 9eamtinnsn Dor: 6elene Otto,
YrGIioenttn; Bertha W}obrbah, 8ice=
Yrdiioentin; 90. Sboma8, SetrstGrin,
unp 2lnna 9fiItel, S6aBmeiIterin.
DIS Gomite fungirten Die $50. s.
Silber, q. &nieriem, g. Sttenbeimer,
@. Gebr, 8. Settler, %. Srintous, +.
8aiIer, 81. 8srn5oro un6>9 @uItao
Dill.
6r. Gonrao g}sio6arot Ier0irte ous
Soupsr Inter ben 2(npeIenosn be-
f1n0en ii1 audi Die orei 8rijnOer un0
Gbrenmitaliaoar oe5 .75rpbiinns" 7Sr.
GQerbrod, Satpb W1iin3in9 uno Sufob
W}urbah. 3u bsmertsn iit non, oaB
Dem 9irigentsn ProF. Sens cine prQdz
tjqe 8lumsngabe in @ufeiienform
ijberrsiht puroa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
@ufrubr 1T Yrag.
Gines anarbifm sesrdbnis Ger MmIas.


Prag, II. g}pb. - Sin geipiiIer
Gi5ef, Elm N}itglieb bes tiir3li4 bon
ben 8e60roen aufgebobenen anur4iz
1tt14en 9e6eimbunbes nSmlaolna, "
beging Dpr einigen Sagen Selbitmoro,
na6oem er tur5 3uDOr aus Dem Sc
fdngntiIe in 5olge elmer ollgemeinen
@mnsitie oe5 &aiIers 6ran5 Soiepb
entlafen porben mar. 9eute funo
feline 9eerOigung itatt, uno oieielbe
CAB 4nlaB gu elmer 9emonitration
piloeiter Dirt. Weni9Itens 6ebntau~
1eno PerTDnen 6atten iid6 auf Dem
5rteobofe Deriammelt unb berfu6ten
Der Ginfegnung Der Qei6e Ginbult gu
ge6ieten, ba Der Spote ben 2e6ren os5
QtbeiSmu5 eebulOigt 6abe. Die an
peTenbe 9pli3sima6t t6at ibr MDgz
li4ites, bic Srbnung aufre4t gu err
bolten, tpurbe aber bon Der erregten
Menge angegriffen unO 10 in Die Gnz
ge getrieben, buB fie 3uleBt BON Der
blanten Waffe 8ebrouh MAIDEN maB@
te. Cine 2tn5abl Der Qlufriibrer lpur=
De, gum She'll i6per, berpunoet uno
Die RGoelsfii6rer in 6Qft aenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13

ipur Rou3, 9iicezprGiioent; 9. SIez
mann, 6tnan5iefrstdr; S. &aufmann,
prOtot. SetretGr, uno u. WfangltB,
S9abmeiiter.
3um S6luB itelIten fi9 5lpei 9erren
bor, BON oenen Der cine, 0r. 8. Seoup
Garg, ols 8ertreter ber vSnigbts pf
2a6cr", uno Der anoere, 9r. WiQiam
Spupn, ais Iol9er Der federation Of
2abor," jeoer gu @uniten Ieiner Der
bon i6m pertretenen Yurtei 1pra6. gs
tpurbe bierauf Elm aus fiinF Psr1pnen
beitebenoes Gpmite ernannt, pel6es
ii6 nit Der 8erat6ung iibsr Die
3psdmdBigteit pes 9lnI9lu7es an Die
eine ober bic anosre Organization be-
faiien ion.
Sob bur6 3ufaGI.
Die Goroners=S =Surp bat ii6sr ben
San Der Srau Nettie Wfar1 CUMMING,
pel6e, pie i'm rGorreIponoenten" Be-
ridtet, am StmItag friib W}orgens
ibren Sob in oem SameszGreetz&anal
fanO, ii6 Dabin geeinigt, baB Der una
ge6liche 8rduti9am Der 8erungliidten,
Sermann Martin, ppn ulIer S6ulo
gu entlaiten lei, ba auem9(nI4eine nu9
Der Sob Durh 3ufdll ber6ei9efiibrt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
Sunarr5nntB in Jamaiea.

9uIifar N.zS., II. Nob.-2tus
Samaica tommt Die Nahri1t, baB i'm
Oiitritt ct. GliIabstb cine f0rmli6e
6ungersnot6 beItebt. 9egen 1000
Yerionen 1teben por Dem 9ungertooe
uno @ieIe iino I6on geitorben. Der
Not6itano tpurbe ourA ben 5Sebl16la9
Der Grnte in 5olge 9iirre uno 8erbee=
runQen burn Haupen perurYQht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
GrIGisbt ocu St0rcr icinCs GJc>
nlijf8

Qeapenportb, &an, II, gtoo.
- GrapForO W}oOre, Elm 8ci6dft5z
reiienber, bat bier uuf Der Strube ben
rei9en &oblengrubenbeItBer Wfaior
Sams5 90. Gaing nieosrgeI4oTien,
neil 2abterer in 0toore's 9lbpe7enbeit
beiTen 6UbI3e jungs 6rau nit unge=
3iemsnban 9(ntrdgen perfoIgt babsn
IoG. 2uing lit leben89efdbrIi4 per=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13

@erfonuInoti3. - Der tii6z
tioe W}e6unifer uno GrfinOer 9r.
Q(uquIt W2eDer BON bier lit ioeben gum
Superintenoentcn Der oBneumatic
Sire 9llarm 9elegrapbzGo." in Pbiz
la0elp6iu ernannt norDen. 9r. Weper
bat nibt nur peri6ieoene elettrii6e
qatente, Ionoern bat audi einen ie5r
6alt6uren 9ummitrun3 fir 6aRrrooer
erfun0en.
9te 8Iumenz2( II 8 iteIlung
in Der W&uTit 9ulIe ipurOe 9eItern
9(6eno geI4lo7en unO bic 9eranitalz
ter fpnnten nit StoI8 uuf ben Grfolg
auriidbliden. gta6 9 llbr puroen Die
meiIten Der ausgeitsQten 4}fldn3en
berfauft, uno anoere peroen beute an
bic 6oIpttGler oerI6entt.
0irt6 I 4 q SIS ffnung.
- 6r. g. 8. Gortes, Der renommirte
unb tpp6lbetdnnte Reitaurateur p01
Wr. 314, SuDzGutapzStraBe, er0ffe
nete geItern Ieine auf Das Glcganteite
einqeriGtete neua Reitaurotioa in glr.
314, SiibzGutunzStraBe. .Qrn. Cor
tes' 3a6lrei8e SYreunbe batter ':d3 Bel
Dem Qlnlafe in GROCER 3abl ctngefun~
ben, um Dem7elben 5u ieinem neuen
unterne6men gu gratuliren. unter
ben 8Giten befunoen ii6 II. q, Der
,,lnfel grdTig : Screen" un5 Der
oQ(rion;" QeBterer erfreute Our1 Gjj6z
i@e geiangsportrGge, 5ern2r lUaren
9eleaationen Oe5 n2ieOertrau3es,
bes n9prpdrtg, Der n&0nig DuDiOz
Qoqe" BON ben nf5reimaurern" uno
bes .@pmnaItiI4en Yprami0en=
Glu6s" 3ugeqen. NebItbem 6efanoen
ii6 Die S6. &urt Rubolp6 Sternz
berq pDn Der @anoerborit'i6ea 9rauz
erei, GapitGn Sui. S6ulsnberq ppn
Der SEQ. 8uuernI6miOPicbsn 8rauz
erei, Der Sobana1er=6abritant g8n.
0ilms unb 9r. 8eorg 6iuin1, Go1efz
tor bon 9rn. Sato6 S4ilo, uater Den
MnpeIenben.
Sin briQanter 2unih, pel6er pnn
ben Oumen s. Gortes, 8. Wliler, Is.
umberg uno 8eder 8ubersitet puroe,
puro ben 8GIten ierpirt. gtutjirlib
fe6lte es BEL bem QnlaB au5 ni@t an
bem eOlen 8eriteniuft, rslher bei
9rn. GOrte5 itets frii4 am 3aPi lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
Geutid,e 96,upfcr ta Goliiiion.

9amburg, II. Rop.-0er oeutz
idbe SAINT" 0ampfer rGliIe Wtarie, I"
Gapt. &eQerer, BON Gurbapen na6
NetpzOorf, cpllioirte beute nit benz
9ampFer rSamo5," 8eioe 6abr3eu8e
erlitten 8eI6Gbigungen uno peroen i'm
bieiigen 9afsn oen not6men0igen Rez
pardturen untsrQehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
Spateite Stlifsnabribten.

9tewz Dori, u. NOubr. - 9tugefom=
men iit bier Der Sampler pSbieoam" uou
Nmfttroan.
Gbssiabren uun bier mad Bremen ii Der
9ampfer pSpree."
gts arb, II. Nopb-. - Der Sampfsr
r&alatiu," BON Nem-9Oyt ua9 Sumbur9
teItlmmt, paiiIrte bier.
creme ue II, -. glop. - Der
5anpter pSraue" IL pou ytew.Dorf bier
ausstOmmer.
9unseueB, 12. Nopember. - Eaiiirt:
Gampier uViarfomanuia," pou Samburg
nadl Saltimore beftlmmt.
TIuibius, 8. giou. - Der 9umpfer
yStauoarO" if uuH bier nad) Baltimore ab.
ssiubrcn.
Rottero D III, 10. Ropember. = Ter
Saupftr u2Hraugo" lam uou Baltimore
bier oil.
2.itb, -. 9tou.mber. - Ser Dumpier
v0iohican" luuste BON Baltimore bier on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
gcrlfem cimes Stbuunarabrs.

9tIbanp, N.z0, y. Nop. - Sin
mGhtige5 Sdpungruo in Dem Wta~
f6inen6auie Der n2(lbanp RaiIpap
g." barIt beute g}a6mittog. Sin tOz
loHales Giienitiid fano ietnen Weg bis
5u elmer, Dem Gtabliifement ge9enz
iiber gelegenenWirtbl6oft, oeren gan3e
6ront 5ertriimmert puroe. 8ier ge=
raoe antpeIenoe gdIte erlitten, theil=
psiie i4pere, 8erleBungen. Sbre gtaz
men iiro: Sobn 9iebI, 8einbru6;
2ouis 5bui5, 8ru5t uno ,&opf ger
quetid3t; G6arle5 NteDers, Gigentbiiz
mer bes 2otal5, unb Sobn 5auit, ain
8ppfe uno ben 8einen perleBt. Gin
anoeres f6peres Stud bes 8aoss flog
5lpei 9duiergebierte iueit binpeg uno
i6lug in Die Wtauer zines Wobn6auz
les cine adt BEL bier SUP groBe8reI1e.
Sin She'll Der NorODanO oes Wtai1iz
nsnbauie5 Ielb7t, io!pie bas 9ah oesz
ielben purben fortgeriIIen. Ser angez
ri6tete S4aben betrdgt $4,000.
(SpGter.) - So6n Bie6l 1T i'm 9oz
fhi+nfp fPinpn Wpr1p+11Inrprf pr1FnPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
Gin cpirr iilr acn elcEtriidlcn Stuhl

3ron, 9.z0., II .NODember. -
n8at" S6sa, tpelher sstegentlih Der
6rijbjo9rspuhlen in '94 8obert 8oB
ermornete, lpurbe beute DON 8i4ter
Gotpuros gum So0e perurt6etlt. Seine
6inri6tung auf Dem elettri56sn
Stu6le i'm GlintonzGeFGn9niIie lit fir
Die nit Dem %. 9e3smber beginnenbe
8ohe dnbcrQumt pprben.
aus nnltrrr Gritrigcn 9. 9alcr9en-
SnfnQbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
G;eta rrbalt ieine ciacne Mepi,in

9tccopulco, 0, II. go0. - General
G5eta, Der oeriaqte 9rdIiOent BON
SUlOaoor, hGlt ii6 gegenpdrtig bier
auf uno iudt einen militdriI6en Sim
fan in ieinen 6eimatb5Ituat gu organiz
1irsn. 2eBte Na4t purOen burh Elm
6snItsr be5 3immer5, in nelhem er
idlief, 3rpei S9iiiie GeFeusrt, bic uber
febl 9in9en. W}un glaubt, baB Die
Regierung pm Snloa0Dr W}0rOer na4
G3eta ausqeI6idt Fat. Oret 8erodh=
tioe Iino perbQftet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
sSit er Der 9ltorocr ?

@iourGitp, Sa., u. Roo.-sGS
G6erofeezGountp peruriu6te geItern
bic @erbuftung BON George Montugue
uuf bic 2lnfloge oss Wtoroes bin eine
groBe @ufrsgung. Gr ioG por 5pei
sSabren 9rn. unb 5ruu S6ul3, Elm
altes G6spuar, ermproet 6aben. @s
mar elm brutoler Morp, ba Die 2et6en
BEL beren 2luffinbung biz sur ltntenntz
li6feit entitelIt paren. Wtontague lit
elm 9ruber Der ermoroeten 5rau uno
tpuroe auf 9eranIa1ung zines Nu6z
bars, oem er oa5 @erbre6en einge=
ftanoen BADEN ioll, per6uftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
Nebmen sic
a6nta aaer Seber,0eoistnsn, q
Stt,tnteMS
Siret
Ne9nlator.

Serf,lb. ptrri5t,t itiHs arb.it ,ur 3ufri,,
penh,it uno trfriiht ods eeiamm.s Soyptrs
euit,m. er tit rbsiier, als Ria.u- uHo faHn
fpipOb! in fliirg9 5'rm, pie ais SalssT ts'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
nennPrn1nEPn:.

l. Rennen: 5 2l6tel M}eilen -
.2(meer" (gReifD 2-1, 9epann; gFItz
lad" (Garrtqam 3-1-2; y2rtnz
cula" CYenm 3. 3eit 49,. 4uBer.
Dem lieFen y@60bus, Som 9aroing, "
n7yannie g, nSuunita," vS6e Sage"
n9entlear, nMlcrrp QUITE, r@o0ie"
uno r9olton."
> S3o,,o,. 1t 0Ch+pI I1RpiIpu -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-13
pas 2siGis1e! pas 25efe!

Tan i5r,is, an Or Rabpapt o, Rr. SIS
EI-,.e.rlh. R.l2.l lLoIi i.E .n.n 3atass5er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
HIS SCHEME DlDN'T WORK.
Said lie Had Been Robbed, But He Stole
Post Orsce Sensation.

CINCINNATI. O., January S.-After
three hours Of the shrewdest kind OF de-
tective work Chief-of-Police Deitsch anu
his detectives this evening caused Frank
II. Sparks TO confess that he was "a
thief and that previous sensational state
ments Of his were lies.
Sparks Is assistant cashier OF the post
oihce money-order department. AZ l'oo +.
NJ he was found lying on the marpIe
scious condition by JanitOr john Weihe.
Sparks was lying on his face with ms
head in the direction Of the door; anu
Weihc turned him over and asked nm
what was The matter, ,
Il have been robbed he exclaimed, as
he pointed TO the c2sh-draWcr.
He was lifted TO a seat, after WhlCh III
spector solomon was notified.
Sharks had two contusiOns on the fore
head, and as he sat, with pale race, ire
ouently resting his hand upon the bruised
head. he told a sensational story. lie saic
ne Was alone in the office when two men
entered one Of them asked Tor chahee
for a five-dollnr bill. He LETT them To go
outside the railing and get the money iof
them but the fellows srappled with MN;
On,. of them struck him on the torehead
and knocked him 10 the floor in an un,
conscious condition. They then stole all
the cash in the drawer-SS5S
Sparks was escorted TO police mead
c,lsrters where he was closely qucs-
toned. He adhered to his story, but as
he contradicted after time portions OF
il he aroused suspicion. About . O'Clock
he was startled by this question from De.
tective White: How much are you shor'
in your accounts
"0ulv p few dollars-about 81. he re-
nliod. as a pallor spread over his face.
con. come now: how much Is 1t? 1t Is
my We'll / guess i it is about $50"
"Now. now; tell the truth.
"Wen. / expect it viii almost reaci
s3oo'' and with a gasp Sparks sank back
in his chair. He confessed havins Sc
crctnI me money I'm the Office. The con-
ftnsion on on his head was produced by hi;
falling purposely on the 1loor at iul
length and humping his head to, BRING
blood over S'Go was found where he nae
secreted 1t and he was locked up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
sRecKlNRlOCe'S PARTNER MAD.
lie Attacks Prohibition Editor and Puiis
His Wbiskers Out.

LEXINGTON, KY, January 3.--Coionei
Brccknridge's law partner Johh l.
shelby. who. during the Pollard-BrecKih-
ridge trial. attacked an attorney for MISS
Pollard in the courthouse at Washing
ion. attacked Editor c. c. Moore. OF the
Prohibition paper, Bluo-Grass Blade, TINS
afternoon.
The BLADE this afternoon contained an
articl, asking Miss Pollard TO JOIN the
editor on lecture tour. The artlcle con-
cluded thus: "She has more sense theh
Rnly BreckinridSe and his man frlSaiS,, e'i,,
Beniamin Butterworth. and Charles sun
and little Johnnie Shelby, all put TO-
gether. She cleaned out the whole gang
and did not lie once, like all Of them dld
AIr. shelby, with George Shankiin;
Young lawyer. went 10 MooreS ONCE,
where they found him. Shankln asked
him il he Intended TO say that Mr.. Shelpy
had lied. and If SO. he wanted TO know
his reasons for making such statement.
Moore read the paragraph careIuiiy,
aud said that he did not thlhk IL Mas So
strong and he did not know that ne
Mo0re's manner showed his indiiierence
10 the whole matter. and Shelby excitedN
abused Moore. who invited the IaW!v,S
10 leave his Office Shelby refused TO 90
So. Moore then said he would leave ana
started toward the door Sheloy Dy TINS
time was livld with rage anu luInpIns
In the air smashed Moore over the nead
with his cane. He struck so hard that
the cane broke. and then with his .eit
hand he grabbed at big buhch OF
Noore's whiskers. He pulled the whis-
kers out, and then Moore grabbed MS as
tightly that he could do no more violence.
When the little lawyer had cooled down
somewhat, the editor released his hoid
and the visitors LETT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Free Alcohol Eepeai-No Extra Session
probabI, Another BOnd Sale.

WASHINGTON. January S.-A number
Of the Democratic II mbe.s OF the Senate
Appropriation and Finance committees.
al a conference this evening, decided that
they would oudeavor TO put on the urgent
deficiency bin "A rider In the shape Of q
repeal of the free-alcoh0l clause OF the
new tariff act. Tie subject is being
quietly discussed. and a canvass rs Deln6
made as tO The standing Of the senators.
The Republican leaders decline g. commit
them selves but II Is understood that they
VII oppose any attempt 10 revive The
tari6 agitation. and Will permit no
amendments. however small
II is authuritatiyely stated this after
noon that President Cleveland has not
considered thu question Of al extra scs-
sion. That he does not believe one 10 bc
NECESSARY and that there Is nothing 10
Justify his calling the Fifty-fourth Con
grcss together after the adjournment on
the f,h of March next. The authority Tor
this statement ls member OF congress
who talked with the President specifically
upon this subject to-day
This gentleman thinks that the revenues
consequent upon the collection OF the IN
Come-taN. the sugar tax. and from other
Sources will. within few months. give
the Treasury Department comfortable
WORKING surplus. lie thinks II not iInpTo>
bahle that secretary Carlisle may De com
PEELED 10 make another sale OF rrobauiy
si001Qo01 of bonds, bat that when this
shall have been done. the condition OF
tho Treasury viii be- SO improved th2t
~ further trouble need be- apprehcnded.
The gentleman. I'm question. while not
approving the Carlisle banking bill. Will
vote for IL, but says that its failure 10
become a law need not cause any appre-
hension. I'VE have struggled along he
said, FOR quarter OF century under
the present law. and we can manage TO
exist under 10 comfortably until the next
Congress comes together at its proper
time. and enacts another law To succeed
H."
The Treasury Department is informcn
that 10000 in gold have been Withdrawn
from the New York Sub-Trcasury to-day
for shipment TO Canada. This reduc, s
the gold reserve TO $H3,igiO32.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
THE TAX ON BEER.
A Proposition to Increase 1t from 81 to
So Barrel

WASHINGTON. January 3-The falling
off in the revenues, as shown by the col
Ieciions for four months under the new
tgrin law, has attracted the attention
of senators. for there appears TO be a
movement on foot to do something that
viii. I'm q measure at least. correct this
evil. Senator Jones. Of Arkansas. has
he advanced during the consideration OF
thc tarim bin in committee, and hopes to
see the law amended in It's internal-reve-
nue. feature so as 10 increase the tax
on beer from 81 TO s. per barrel This ac>
tion would at once Increase the revenues
ly $a.0p0D per year. Mr. Jones ls
earnestly in favor Of this proposition. the
matter IS being quiz tly discussed among
Democratic senator's, and a proposition
looking 10 this end In the near future
IS not among the imprObabilitles.
NO BILL on HAND.
WASHINGTON. January 3.-Loadlng
members OF the House Committee on
Ways and Means deny the report that a
biu will soon Ice reported from that com
mittce Increasing the tax on beer from
81 10 s. a barrel. a suggestion 10 this
effect was made while tho Wilson tarln
lin was in process Of incubation. but tne
brewers opposed IL on the ground that
beer was the poor man drink ana
ought not, therefore, TO be increased IN
Price The committee generally favored
the proposition, but Il was felt that the
revenues provided 10y the bill would be
sufficient To meet the expenditures Of the
government md thdt an increased tan
on beer was therefore unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
CAPTAIN. GRAHAM ASKED TO RESIGN.
The Former Commander Of tho Monitors
Loses His Position.

A telegram received by the Dispatch last
night from New York says
Commander J. d. Graham, OF tne
United States navy, who has been mastrr
OF the Columbian Line steamer FINANCE
plying between this port and Coioh'
brought the vessel into port to-day for the
last time. When he reached the ONCE OF
the company, No. ~ broadway, aiter
docking the steamer, his resignation VS. vs.
asked for by General Newton, agent iVr
the line.
Commander Graham, 1t will be remetn
bered. was court-martialed and suspended
from the navy for six years on mar pay
for disrespectful remarks made ABOUT Ap-
miral Porter when commanded 10 Weai ~ -
badge OF mourning for the latter deat.
Commander Graham was IN charse vi
the monitor fleet, anchored just beloW
Richmond. for several years, and II was
while stationed here that he was COURT
martIaled. There was first court OF IN
ouiry held on board the AJAX, ana later
on the court-martial sat IN the custom
house. The trial lasted for about TWO
weeks and attracted great deal or Gt-
tentlon. There were n number OF chaTses'
hut the most serious one was that OF re-
fusing 10 wear the badge of mourning
for Admiral Porter and speaking dlsre-
snectfully Of him. The court-marual was
presided over by Rear-Admiral Grier, VINO
was then a commodore. but who became
an admiral while here. and was presented
By the court upon that occasion WIN u
magnificent floral tribute. Comman1er
Graham was relieved by Commander
George W. Pigman. one OF tne most popu1,
lar ard esteemed officers I'm the navy, ana
a gentleman who has made friends or all
who have met him, and who has won the
confidence and affection Of his entire crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-04
PRESS CLUBS ANNUAL MEETING.
MIR, John s. Irby Made President and
Other Oflcers Elected.

The Old Dominion Press Club held its
annual meeting last night and very
pleasant session 1t was, there was large
attendance OF members. and the meeting
WAS an interesting one from both social
and business points of view. Several new
members were e.ected, among them Mr..
X. C. Murray, editor of the Norfolk Land
mark: Mr. r. IL. Edmonds. OF the Manu-
facturers' Record, Baltimore, and Messrs.
Chris. Armot, c. o. West and Moses
The The Following officers were elected:
President, John 5; Irby; OF s me Times; ,hG
Vice-P Presidents ". 5: Copeland or the
state, s. b. Woodfn OF the Dispatch, and
c. S. Nesbltt of the Rough y. hlar; Treas
nrer, John W. Stsmner OF the Dispatch;
Secretary II. w, Saddler OF the X ,iigious
Herald: Board OF Governors, +: X: Noel
of the State, j. II. Witty of the Times,
G. Il. West of the Dispatch. u. j. Quinn
of the Star, and J. q. Hankins OF the
Msssrs. Noel and Woodhn were appoint
ed a committee to advise Mr.. lrby OF MS
election. and upon being escorted 10 the
room he made a happy little spsecn ol
welcome. His remarks were ful or VII
and humor and We're heartily applauded
Mr.. Irby said he felt deeply grateful 10
his friends-and all the newspaper men
i'm town are his fricnds-for the honor
conferred upon him. and II would be MS
pleasure to DO all that he could TO promote
the Interests of the club. He referred 10
The conspicuous place that journalism has
always held In Virginia, discussed some
Of the changes In the methods of news
paper work. and declared that In this day
ihe reporter, business solicitor, cashier.
and the elevator boy constituted tSe dig
four OF al. well-regulated and progressive
Offices. .,,o,, .ho
When the new president had taken tns
chair and the other Offices had been filIed.
a letter was read from Mr. Chris. Even
sen. the well-known Main-street restau-
rateur. whose place has recently been
so handsomely fitted up, inyitns is ,ns
,n be his guests at special dinner 10
be- given them in his private dining par
iors nj such time as might be agree
able. The generous Invitation Was &C.
cepted with great hesrunsss. ana tns