The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-08
THE REPUBLICAN HOUSE.
THEY CfN'T MOVE WITHOUT THE
PRESIDENTS CONSENT.
Minister Smyth OF Hayti. Tells OF Ameri-
can Prospects In the Island-A
Pit.sburg Marriage.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. f-S'c-
cial.-It Is now asserted at the treasury
Department that no recommendations VIII
be made TO the Republican Congress re-
carding legislation to increase the reve-
MUGS.
Z is asserted that owing 10 the fact
that the Congress Will be hostile 10 the
Democratic Administration both the Pres
ident and Secretary Carlisle Will call
attention TO the condition OF the Treas
ury. and VIII then wait for the keuub-
lfcan Committee of Ways AID Means TO
take the initiative.
There is, therefore. 40 very well defined
ideas as to what measures are likely 10
find endorsement in the House. There
can be TO increase Of tariff duties. with
the Presidents consent, 1t s und sr~tood,
and II anything is done for the revenues.
II will be in the direction OF Increased
intcrnal-reyenue taxation.
Inasmuch as the Republicans are likely
to insist upon a general revision OF the
tariff, IL Is generally supposed that moth
ing viii be accomplished by Congress 20
benefit the Treasury. FOR this reason
the gradual Increase OF the receipts Is
watched with Interest. because ii Is be-
lieved that tho Government must get
along for the next eighteen mcnhs with
existing legislation.
Il has already been shown that the
receipts are gradually increasing, and
that the deficiency will be less at the
close Of the year than was at first an
tcpated.
THR MINISTER TO HAYrf.
Mr. Smythe, Of Tazewell county, Va,
the Minister TO Hayti is in the city. and
is preparing to start for his post OF duty.
MIR. Smythe says that the commerce OF
the ISLAND 10 which he is accredited is
being controlled more and more by the
United States, and that II Is the fault
Of american merchants that they have
not wres,ei fl entirely from the French
and the English.
For a long time" said Mr. Smythe 10
d representative Of The Times, THE ma
tiyes OF Hayt Rere compelled to pur-
chase their cotton goods from the french,
for the simple reason that American man
Lfacturers would not supply the goods
they wanted. The American goods were
Just as good as those Of the French,
but they were not as wide and this cir
cumstance alone gave the French
monopoly Of the trade.
II labored with the representatives. or
American factories. and fnally succeeded
in convincing them that they could not
force their goods upon the taytens. ana
would be 10 manufacture the kind or
goods the people Of the Island demanded.
When they consented 20 do this thcy be-
gan at once 20 divide the trade with the
French traders. Now they have the
major part and will eventually have II
all for the reason that they can sup
ply goods cheaper than can any other
country In the world. Hayu Us an
solutely free from internal dissensions OF
any kind. and the Island IS exceedingly
prosperous
PTrTsBURGETs MARRY.
DR. David \. Deane. Of Plttsburg and
Miss Maize VI. LYMAN. OF TINS CITY
were married this morning at the resi-
e e{reet o., sou r'- ESQ; 1he bride is the
Daughter OF the late John A. LYMAN,
. prominent citizen OF ttichmoud. ne
marriage ceremony was performed py
the Rev r. L. Hamlin. OF the C ,aIlITl,
of the Covenant the ceremony taxing
place al II o'clock The two VIII T. sue
i'm pttsburC Mrs Deane Is beautllui
Girl OF the brunette type, ana l)r. 10 ahc
Is a well-kn0wn physician Of PiitsDuIs'
where he possesses cOnsideIaDl" "e.i'liss
collector Of Internal Revenue Ryan, OF
Richmond Is here 20 transact some r0u-
line buslness with the Treasury. tx
Representative Wise Is also hefe'
sISKI>G mIIDLY.
WASHINGTON, y. g, oct. I.-Speciai-
Cen. Malone Is thought 70 be sinNnS
raridiv and his physicians do not thinK
he can survive the night.
so HoPF.
WASHINGTON. D. g.. Oct. AT mid
night General Malone was still living,
hit his physicians hold out no nope tHal
he will live through the night.