Richmond dispatch

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thority at Port-Au-Prince, as charged in

ihe reports published to-day, he will no

foubt have pretty good backing at the

hands of the President and the Secre

tary of State. They are very fond of

Lim, and he got his mission because they

wire so much pleased with him and his

ottainments. They asked him to accept

the place. Those of the Virginia delega

tion who endorsed Mr. Smythe were on

his papers for a consulate, and ft will be

remembered he was firgt assigped to Fu

chow, which he declined. There is much

gossip here regarding Nr. Smythe, but

until something definite is received from

Haiti no one can tell what truth there is

in the story printed this morning.

PERSONAL MERELY.

Virginia arrivals: M. Jacobson, W. H.

Yiache, Richmond; Joseph T. Duke, Nor

folk; Henry 1. Daws and wife, W. T.

Velix, Roanoke; R. H. T. Adams, Lynch.

burg: T. l. Johnson, Culpeper; H. 8.

Ashby,

North Carolina arrivals: EC. Ed

munds, Winston; Marsden Bellamy, Wil

wington,

HERE FOR THE COUNCIL.

Rev. J. Thomason Cole, of this city, left

this evening for Richmond, where he will

remain during the meeting of the council

culled 10 elect an Episcopal bishop in Vir

inia.

WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.

Another Nomination for the Bolivian Mis

slon— Letters from Hawall,

slon— Letters from Hawall,

WASHINGTON, January 20.—The Su

vreme Court of the United States to-day

affirmed the validity and constitutionality

of the law passed by the Georgla Legisla

ture, October 16, 1589, providing for the

taxation of the unlocated, transitory

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond dispatch. (1894). Richmond, Va., 1894-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1894-01-30/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1894-01-30.