The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

Iht 'ii'Ni>' i"hNtNAI NEW ITEMS
.E~oiuft"N of HON. GEORGE q. wIsr-
liFrT MILLIONS FOR PUBLIC scHOoI 8
fHE WILMINGTON MARINE HoSPrrAr.-Tur
rtNEYrFr BILL SIILED-THE cIylt.s,,a-
wee HIII TAKEN ~ sr THE srx,sr-
FgfEs NEwS ITEgs.
Frcn Our Regular Correspondence
W,SHiScroS, December 1.-THE senate
senmenood the discussion OF the bankruns
hiH sriy so-dsy. and the Hons. was en-.
xs.cd ia receiving bills, many Of which
e,n never be reported even from commit.
t->. This absence OF news in the two
hou>e> gave vide scope to speculation in
r-ri 10 The speaSership. the presidency.
A.. said one who is an authority a,oono
res ,--sthercrs, Blackburn is certainly
,a the deld for the speaSership.~ ~ Tar
snow b. Wa right. lie proceeded. how
ever. ,o Say that Mr.. Ran lan i candi.
ds- toy the presidency, and greatly desire,
OBJ ,r-aAerhip a 4 steppinS-,tone 10 this
h-t o'ice. IL he finds he cannot d.,
elected speaker" -aid be. ~he will turn
D., vote over % Blackburn. and thus de-
fnt Carlisle" His idea evidently va, that
'h ir 1ds % Mr.. Blackburn would recip-
ra.s iho Kindness when the presidential
contest came on. Now. this sounded ,tranoe
q. me. because both Randall and Black
iuu haye heretofore been more friendly
p carlisle ihan 70 each other. Al vas in
Tor REGULATIONS. / next questioned vet
cram Democratic journalist. who ha~ been
sn se;iye md influential worker in NJ
tar1i campaignS, in regard to presidential
rrahaMlifie~. He said 4" We will nonl-
MT. si,h.r Mcdonald and Cleveland OF
geg, md and Mcdonald. and elect them."
What about the Republicans :" | asked.
~Wly. hey are hopelc>sly divided. be-
.s,.e ycg can't get a etalwart to support
Blaine or . Blaine man or Iah-Breed 10
SUPPORT any one Of the Administering
.-.~ was about to leave. when
h. detained ne long enough to tell
Dbl, that the taIia aud free ships
ufu ts The ISSUES in 1851. - mean
fr free snips." he said. the right 70
uurrha-e ships abroad and have them
given American register" ! suggested
tat American ship-builders would f-ht
This, sNo." be replied with emphasis.
for thy are engaged chiefly in building
y,.-el- Or The coasting and inland trade.
and -he purchase Of ships abroad for our
foreign trad would not hurt them. In
f1rt. f. would help them by giving an i'm
l.eiu- % or foreign commerce" lie was
evidently 10 Tor 4 long talk on the decline
% American ,hipping and commerce. hut
bad no; time 20 hear him Out.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Mr. D,zendorf has presented The petit
uou ol Che physicians and surgeons Of
Norfolk for erecting 4 fire-proof building
Or 'bc u.e q the Army Medical Museum
and tbe library Of the SUPERINTENDENT,
office. Thomas Z. p. Wright. Of Essex,
va, 60 the Capitol to-day. Member, Of
10th houses introduced more petitions for
rebate Hon. George 4. Wise i, preparing
rebate amendment TO the Kelly tobacco
bl senator Pendleton got up his civil
-r,ire biz th,s afternoon.
rHF srYsNrE COLLECT0Rs AND TIE LATE
ELECTIONS.
Tlt H.-. George u. Wise to-day offered
ar.,o'-iiol tlat the Secretary Of the Trea-
~ury e0municate 70 the House the num-
her auI homes # all internalrevenue aI-
po,u.m~nt., Il any. made within ninety
dlr. preceding the 7th day Of November
l>,4 together with the name, Of tho per-
SOD. on whose applications they were
made, nd tbe collection district, III which
made. and ihe amount Of compensation a.
lowed % and the duties performed by such
a-pointee-. II any; and whether the per-
sons employed within the period specified
il gny. arr stiH retained upon The pay-roll>
o. h'. dspsJiment. Il went, under tne
rlr.. 10 IT, Committee Of Way ana
Man. and must bc reported on within
week.
AS EDUCATIONAL BILL HEPOkiEb'
Ta Hou-. Committee Oh Education and
T. sor To-day reported 10 the House q pl'i
agproIria.iu- for ten year, i've millions
Year for usblic-school education. IL pro-
uie~ that = IieT cent. -haIl be used ID eo''-
cit.ng Teachers.
THE wuafyGT0S, y. G., AASII HOSPITAL
The >errc.avv Il the Treasury has report
"a 10 Congress that the United eta'e' "V''
eminent has AGAIN possession Of the INA.
rine-bo.niial property at Wilmington ana
viii proceed 10 remove the few REMAINING
tre.pa.-er.. Il viii be remembered ina,
Congres. voted money to pay the eoioIeo
people who he'd paid in full for lots 'heS
purchased from Or. King. IL VIII also %
remembered that DR.. King, who purchase
tie property. forfeited Il to the uo'e'u'
nent hv reason Of not meeting NJ, ray
mcnt, g. required by hi- eonlrae'.
fuyogrANT TARIFF ITES.
The Sers,e Finance Committee 'o-uA'
considered Tie tariff question, ana NY III
formation !. that a majority OF IT, heu''
Der. favor reporting the recommendation
q H. t,v;g commission with modihc"
tion.. and making therein an an'e"N''', ~
o. the Uon-e revenue bill, which was uis,
cu..ed lat session in the Seh''o' 'AV
which no.g l. in committee, ha'ihs D',.
reeommil,ed. sIr. shennan's amenu'ne~
reaily ep,iodios the tariff commission ~
port. o..
Mr. Tucker and other members o. ~
way, aud yeans Committee SAID 'o-nis Ecu =
that their committee viii report - =
bin a. early ~ possible, but they e0"i , =.
promise il would be done Deio''
ma.
rHg BasxRrPr BILL KILLED H..
The setion Of the Senate to-day ~ ~