The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23
MR.. TYLER DISMISSED.
BE Dy-yrEs THE CHARGE THAT HE
UsEy OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE.
And Says Revenge Prompted Another
Clerk TO Secure His Dismiss"i--Asne"
Interested In the Brady Case.

WASHINGTON. ID. g, Oct. Especial.
Mr. willie {. Tyler, OF Richmond, q
,,essenuer in tho Pension Bureau Tor some
,Imo M $50 a year, mas been formally
,Nsr,issed bv the Con missioner OF Pen
efons on the charge OF using offensive
Language concerning Union soldiers. lie
- eusneuded early in the month but
Con,.~.s.rnan Lamb came here in his be-
half and succeeded In getting rehearlnB
Tor him. The Commissioner claims TO
have made an investigation OF the charge
and TO have found them sustained. me
language which Tyler is said to nave USED
ne says he did not use. lie says 'na'
he IS not In the habit OF lndulssng III
''cuss' words. much less the eplthets
that hts accuser testifies he used. Tyler
avs that the whole trouble grew out OF
revenge on the part OF FORMER en-
Move of the Bureau, who was dismissed
some months ago and he charges Tyler
with having caused him to lose his JOB.
This Tyler denies. Tyler Is one OF the
best-known and most popular young
Democrats in Richmond and his friends
will be sorry TO know that he mas ios'
his position. -,
II was stated at the Department OF
Justice to-day that The Attorheguenc
raj had NOT vet consid cred the case OF
the deposed Internal T;evenue deputies
This will be a disappointment 10 those
particularly interested for 1t was saiu
mat tho opinion would be ready Tor the
President by the I'D The Attorney
General and Assistant Attorney-Dehe-
raj BOYD have both been very busy inns
week. the latter having been engaged III
an important case before the oupi'"''
Court.
AGNEw INTERESTED.
met to-day Mr.. Parke Aghcw,
Collector Of Internal Revenue OF the
Lynchburg district ana Ina, Sndli in fnat,on
the Organization" RepnDncan la0 .,o
in Virginia Tic remarked that ne Wa
naturally very much Interested in inc
final outcome Of Collector Brady tesi
case I'm the matter OF GUSHING eno az glo
deputies. MI. Agnew well wei i'' d,d oi 10
has stuck closely 10 the spirit as We,
as the letter. he says. Should Coloilci
BRADY be fully sustained theh MI, Asn ',,',
would 90 10 work ana aCt ~ "a "a Sa,,,,ias
line He would drop all the Ola deputies
Ia 6u .beir places with Republicans.
AM AZ Brady should be only pdrtldlly
sustained ne (Agnew) would have 10 20
slow. He remarked there was no uOuDS
Of President Mckinley a', doIO,,,itted 70
the classified system. 1t was, as every
BODY will remember. one OF me pianks III ~,
his platform. and the PLssi nnt wll ueI
those
see II set aside in any instance. nit
Mr. ana Mrs. II. b. Snider OF hlch-
nond are in Washington. NIL,
Major Robert Archer came from hlcn-
n'V a. viToinia Democratic Association 10
NIGHT the principal speaker was Cnail1s
NJ Wallace. Jr He nominated w. j;
Bryan for President and John w. DdiilSSi
for Vice President in 1900, and was louu-
y "Pil Mr. SUTTON TAKES 3SD.
Frank r Sutton. OF Richmond, was onS
Of a class of thirty-fve who received
the thirtv-third and last degree OF Free
masonry tonight. The ceremony Wa
nerformed in the house of the Iemple
and was said 10 have been very impress
sVe. .,-.,,oh yy-asb
in@ton today for Baltimore. where she
Mavor Geyer. of Allegheny, Pa; ana
number of capitalists who have peen IN IN
Orange county, Va, investigating solu
ouartz. passed through washington 10
NIGHT on their way home They express,
cd themselves as well satisfied and VIII
make a large investment IN goid mining
'' Mr.. r. c. Williams came from Rich.
mond this evening and returned on the
late train.