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spartan ...76 III 1858 822 Ais z70 647 681 7l0 al
AvssAee-Nonparsl. l76; Spartan. 16k Ia
and II. 6chroedae.
GLIB asd New YofE Athistie Grub. and yhioA ~ o
have been the opening eamA Of the Athletic Bowling
LSs0ue vsa rolled On the New Yorks Alsys last nigh&
th0 New Yorks winning boeh sAmsA me scores1
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HRAHKa
fssns E.a Is @ sss s s 81 81 81 81 q
Avsrase-standard. 1877 Is; Young Men, 1864 -.
Umpirss-Ncssrs. AontEomoSy and Proo. 6oor0Ib-
NsssfA Allison and OoupSf.
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TS,ss Is % ~ sss ~ ~ II - - lS LIZ LIZ
unpirs-A. O. oardosA seoesrs-a ,. oopktss aul
wM1sndarDo0. ="
fHs<3othsm and AfvsPdds Wheelmen rolled uAsok
last evening On the formers allsyA the SCORE; :.
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totals. IL as mi TosAis..~".ls 1919 Y

YRAnu.
Firm Rep Club y 1s1 1923 259 q! AZ sss s7s sss
Av.r..g:1Hszism Republican Club. 1925; Young
TmpresNHesrs. Mclean and O. 3. Knapp. seorss-
Msssra Wsstsrvslt and Copper.
ma Nav York Bowling Club played two games last
aght their aeys They wers the New Yorfs opening
ton Swo) tournament. The scoros:
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orspss o.. 1s ~ ssd ~ 81 "a az 5ss sae
Umpireo-L b. Hsmel and J. II. Brewer. soolssS-H.
p, brown and &. Herring.
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nasebaI, stock tor sale.
Onehak OF the capital stock OF the Brooklyn BASEBALL
Club. Limited, for ssia Inquire Of owner.
"a AkzsA-kd.
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SRAnu.
Lenox Hm. .7s 142 Ies 25s ssl 80 - sss se1 eIe
Nonparc ...71 lac 200 272 834 Ao0 go 60z 90 7oS
Averaes-Lenox HILL 1856 3.6: NonpassiL 1ll.
Umptre-J II. MeinkeA. 6cofsrt-Adolph KsTeF ~
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h e i ios Gss sss ssS SO u
Avesass-spestsn. 1eS As; Iepoz HIN le6 -
Umpire|. II. Nslnksn. 6oorers-A Muller ~ L
Schroeder.
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yRAhKs.
Ss a 5so ss 81 ~ e. 81 III III
Unplrss-w. n. Andrus and Mr.. hubbard Scorer
,. Davis. and NJ. struthors-
The second game OF tho series botween tho Iroquos
and south End Athletic clubs OF Newark rolled on
the formers alleys Monday evening, resulting in an
dsfs.t for ,as South Ends Ths scores: s,.
Van Ness, i<7; lesley, 1873; Weber. 100; Mooney.
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EHAhES
w..t rrd IT IxS 221 2s9 $40 43s lpS bo7 626 Cos
Nav YORK Isl las 22a 2SI 1851 S86 $50 $50 7ls 800
Ayerass-New York. 100 SO; West End. l8e.
Umpiros-u. L. Hand and Q. Boise bcorers-1sesrs.
W. Valentine aud A. W. Biddie-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
ICemmunicattd
Tableaux.


The tableaux which we're presented be-
fore the large audience In The Opora House
last Thursday evening for the bsnef; OF the
Alexandria In6tmary. wers generally con-
ceded to be the most beautiful and effective
representations ever given IL this city, and
it Ia the universal wish that g repetition of
the same will occur ere the winter is over.
Uoder the able management CT Mrs. Oscar
Carter, Miss Kate Stewart and their skilful
assistants, the ladies AID gentlemen who
took part Ia the different taoleauA we're go
charmingly oostumed and posed that It
needed but glance to discover he various
gods and goddesses who we're represented.
The very best taste was exhibited In the &C..
lection OF the central figures, and 1t is se!-
dom an audience has the opportunity ef
looking upon such Gil array OF loveineas sad
grace. During the evening several delight.
fol vocal selections we're rendered by Mieses
McNIchol aud Dobbine, OF Washington, and
one Instrumental selection was given By
several members OF the Musical Association.
Altogether the entertainment was delight
fully pleasant one, and 200 much praise can.
not be accorded the committee for their en-
ergetio management, and the ladies and
gentlemen who gave their va!uao!e assist
auCe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
Communicated.
Death of g. War Horse.

Minnie Gray, supposed to have been the last
Confederate war horse in existence, as heretofore
sta, In the GAZETTE died at the homo Of her
owner, Mrs. Lyman W. Shepherd, near Ie2stu 6,
on Sunday morning, November last, in the
34th year OF her ago. She served In the confed.
crate cause from first to last being uied 10 carry
dispatches before and after the first battle Of Bull
Run, and WAS with Mosby'a command for some.
time and finally with the 9th Virginia regiment
at Approximation at the time Of the surrender,
spending the time when not in active service at
home in the care of ber mistress on which occasion
the enemy made numerous efforts to capture her
but her mistress watched over her with such con.
slant vigilanc, that they failed in every attempt
they made. She was buried at mt. Middleton"
the old homestead of the EJlzey family whsre che
was born and raised, having belonged during the
whole OF her long life to Miss Mary Ellzay, now
Mrs Ly man ". Sheppard, by VIZ ON she WAS cared
for as member Of the family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
VJRGIEIA NgWs,

The suit OF the Valley Land Improve
msnt Company of Virginia against Lswie
Myers was dismissed il Baltimore Oh Satur-
Cay.
Gen. George ". Richardson, OF Hanover
county, died ct the Confederate Soldlals'
Home in Richmond, Fridey last at au sd-
vaDced age.
There seems to be q suspicion In Rich
mond that the Gill providing for separate
cars for whites and negroes on railroad
trains will pass.
Tho new Hotel KetoctIn, the property Of
the Leeshurg Hotel and improvement Com.
pany, was sold there on Saturday, for $14,-
OC0 to MIR. Boyd Suryiok.
Extensive preparations are beng made
for the recs p.ion of The grand lodge OF Ma
sons of Virginia In Richmond. tom brow
evening. This nesting promises to be the
largest ever held in the State.
Capt. George La Fevge, wellkDoWn
herbor and bay pilot, died f;om ap7plexY,
10 Baltimore yesterday morning. He was q
native of Westmorsland county, but had
made Baltimore his home for forty gears.
R,v. John W. Kelley, member of the
Baltimore conference, Mothodist Episcopal
church, died in Winchester on Friday last.
aged seventy.three years, and wss buried
from the Methodist Episcopal Church IL
that city yesterday afternoon.
II is stated that several mad-doss sEe
playing havoc with stock In the neighhoE-
hood of Roselsnd, Nelson county. Two
hogs OF B. Z. Anderson, OF that place, and O
colt, horse aud cow OF Martin Campbell
were bitten few days ago and showed such
evident Sign Of hydrophobia that their own
era were Obliged to shoot them.
Ills reported in Wall street, New York,
that General Thomas, who Ia opposed tc
the present management of Richmond Ter
mina!, has nearly occurred majority OF the
stock. The committee appointed to pre-
pare plan OF REORGANIZATION has been hold
ing almost daily SESSIONS. It is denied that
the common stock OF the Terminal msy he
called upon to contribute to the reorgan!za-
tion OF the road, or that there will be any
scaling OF the bonds.
The fishermen OF the Hatteras coast eec-
tioa are catching large quantities of blue
fab just now. SaRd have commsnoed to rua
month earlier than usual il the southern
waters, and month later the stake nets on
the Carolina marshes will be putting the fish
In market In moderate quantities. in compe.
tition with the Florida aupply, thereby re-
duCing prices considerably The best roes
are retaied In the Norfolk market, even
now, at one dollar q pair. which Is very an
usual for the Christmas season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC RREyITIRs.

II Is reported that smallpox and typbus
fever are killing many OF the people In the
famine stricken districts of Russia.
The Court Of Claims to-day dismissed the
the petition @! Henson Jackson for the An.
nulment of the ssle OF bis property at Ia.
dian Head, Md. to the government for use
az navel provrg ground.
Seventeen Chinese were liniei on the beach
near Port Townsend, Wash, last night flom
British Columbia. The custom officers arrested
ten Of them but tde others escaped.
Hon. George g. Blanchard, republican candidate
for Congress at the last election, died yesterday
at his home In Paceryile, Cal. OF pneumonia.
Trouble IL brew ng in tn, northern psrt Of tie
Flsthesd Reservation, in Montsn,, between aome
calm jumpers and several Indian families.
Eev. Father swebach has received cablegrsm
from Rome. notifying him Of his sppontmen: as
bishop Of the Lacrosse, Wis dioceao.
Detectives have unesrthod most OF the dis.
nlonds stolen on s train at Dayton, Ohio, and val
ued at $4,000.
1t is said that 5000 people in Naahvill, have
influenza.
A grip epidemic 10 New York is again threat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14

A Deg WHIPS AN EAGLE.-Whle Tie
children OF Mr.. We're we're playing In tie
yard Of their fa.be.'e rstidehca at Mingo,
Rudolph county, w. Va, o. Thursday, 8
bald eagle psrchsd upos s'se near there
and appeared to be watching every motion.
Suddenly be came down end picked up q
dog With which the children wers frolIckiDg
snd carried him scmo di.fancs before he
dropped him, the dog biting the bird all the
time. The deg bad hardly touched the
ground when the bird came down a second
time, and severe battle occurred between
then, the bird getting the woIst o! IL and
Being IL lred 30 severely he YVES uuab!e to
fig. The children hurried for assistance, but
when they returned with 1t the eagie bad
disappeared. leaving badly Iacsratsd and
frightened dog and lot of blood and feath.
ers. he was trsiled into the brush, bal was
not caught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
OMWASHIEGTOg.
Especial Correspondence of The Alegusdria Gaaette.I

Especial Correspondence Of The AleyaSdria Gasette
WAeEINe roH. D. O.. Dec. "a. 1891.
Among the bills OF local interest to Alex.
an6ria introduced il the Senate to-day was
one by Mr.. Hosr of Massachusetts to sppro.
proving the road to the birthplace of Wash
iugton at Wskefisld, Westmoreland county,
Va. Il was referred to the library commit
tee, of which Mr.. Hoar will probably be
8 member, and will in all probability be pass
ed. Mr.. Daniel Of Virginia introduced his
old bills for bridge across the Potomac and
for national park at Arlington, for pub
lIc building at Charlottesville, for monu.
ment to Andrew Lewis at Salem, for the
Mary Washington monument at Fredercks-
burg, and for the relief of the heirs OF Gen.
sibey at Fredericksburg, Va. MIR. Barbour
introduced the old bills for the relief Of cer-
tain loyal cl!izsns of Loudoun county. Va,
for the relief Of the Potomac Steamboat
Company and for the relief OF the heirs Of
the late F. L. Smith Of Alexandria, some of
whose landed property was taken 6y the
government during the war between the
States for negro cemetery.
It Is probable that Mr.. Eemph!ll, CT
South Carolina, will be chairman of the
House Disrlot OF Columbia committee. He
had the plsoe In the 50.h Congress.
The President sent to the Senate to-day q
large number Of nominations, but they had
been made during the Congressional Reese,
and all were published when first made.
General Malone and his lieutensnts Craig
and McCaulI are still here doing all they can
TO promote the nomination OF Judge Paul Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
a IExAN DIR IA. VA
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IA.

CONTEMPLATION 10 smother column "SS
w,itten by an unusually intelligent ano
vall.bsheyed young colc.ed man. Bas tna'
even he allows his pen to wande. f;om tae
line, is proved by his statement tnaS tne
nraschers and leaders OF his race are urging
THAR sslIowera to abstain from politics.
Why. in this very city, where ne lives and
ia supported by taxes levied upon hts white
neighbors, oolcrad preachers, from their pui-
pl.s, tae oigas bef'ro thu recent Congress
s,onsl election hare, ezaorted the voters
among their congregations to SO to the poiis
sud cast their ballots f. tha republican oao'
d!date. And She, too. Though ii uu;S nave
been rrsro.y tcr Tbs purpose o!Sco"ips ihs'f
opposilioa 10 the white p.opie eno's "h'm
they live, fer every intelligent man liz the
district knsw that Err. Meredith would be
elected. No iish;-:hinkiag white mar
would obi:c. to riding 10 tbs sane car win
the correspondent, or 1ith suy OF s'aco IS
veil behaved us be IL, but tie Hoao!e lies IN
the fac. tina. ha and :haso iso him ara e4-
ceptions, ard, uofertrraselg. saed rare one7,
that large mi Gritty CT the White people OF
the State thot: 1t wouit be better Ia every
vav to have no bresk in The Ice thaS d.
yides the two racer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
The R. & D. R Z Offices

The Richmond and Danvlle's hcadquar.
tiers are to stay In Atlanta until June, 1890
That date is ninsty-nlns years from the
lease CT the Central to the Georgia Pacific.
Whist change Elll be made toward the let
ter part Of tbs next century has ros been
considered and probably will not be for
ninety years to coma.
That BILL which las been introduced In
ths Virginia Legislature 10 compel the R.oh-
mono cnd DsnVile 10 move Its headquarters
DacA 10 Eiohmend or to scme point ia Viz
giula has not disturbed the sersD,ty O; ;he
management bit.
Inc general officers DC 20. csse 10 d;ecuss
tie agitation, as they thiok the least said
the better.
Atlanta. however, need have no fear CT
losiog sSe headquarters CT tie great re.,osd
system comprising more thar Ave ;hcuzspd
miles. -
oae or two western s.a.es t.ied suoh
oonree as Is proposed In Virginia nov.
LIZ may have beer Ksnsas OF Nebra. ks. Oae
OF sne large western syssems vas ordered to
bring its general Offices back 10 tia STATE
a heavy fne or fcrfeispfe Of chatter was the
alternative In cess Of fs!.are 10 ramoye.
The SYSTEMS liues were 60 LARGELY ous Of
ire STATE that 1t vas mora conyepioat 30
operate them where tho rfilcss tbep were.
b the company neda De@ staff ard gave
everybody tide with gaDerei hefora g.
and located the new force al Ete c3:,.s dss.
isnated By the laT. Atlofrhe go.k r. nm
was cone 81 the old s.aEG. IT'S NV roep
drew nominal Salaries Tor ncmicsi sctk.
Aud the law emounted to nothing.
"A ana was selected as tie haafular,yrs
OF The Ricbn I'd and Danyl!le becguge hi.
10 the most convenient pc!Ds f:oon which to
operate the sys.cm. r ohmond ard Wash.
lnstcn are too ont oftho way. This wna
the pnar!mous opinion OF tho tfIi3ers who
went over the System Las. eur m end made
an insp: ciion especially to saiect hsacuusr-
tiers. The Richmond and DAnv! le proper
Is a lioe extending ffon Richuond to Daa.
Vile. aid is small part CT TIE restem, Tae
most the Virgiuia legislature :oould do 10
any event would be TO pass an act lsuui.irs
the general Offices OF the Richmond and
Danytlle proper 70 be located In VIqnia.
No lrisdic,ion could be exercised % Vlr-
ginia legislature over the Central OF Georgia.
the Georgia Pacific, ths Air Line or aay OF
The numerous roads outs:da OF the Old De-
minfon.
The Constitutions information from Vir.
gipia Ia to the effect that tbs S:ratton bill
will not pass.
The Kiser building Is leased for Two years
and the Richmond AID Danvllle's general
offices will remaio there for that term.
Perhaps, before the lease expires, the sys-
tenn will begin the erection of largo ard
handsome home for Itself. For the K,ser
bu! ding the Richmond and Danrille ia pay
Ing 4 per cant on 100000. which would
buy ti;e end erect commccit VI cfi 60
dirg.-Atlanta Constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

Terrible storms again swept England and
the adjacent waters yesterday d9ing much
damage.
The French Chamber of Deputies, By q
vote OF SAG to ISL, on Saturday, refused to
entertain q molten for divorce OF Church
and State.
10 Sunday fight between the Parnellitea
and the McOsrtnyites at Waterford, Ireland
Michael Davilt was stuck on the head and
severely hurt.
Advlcas from Cost, Rica report great
damage by 1oods, and railroads destroyed
by landslites. The town Of GARLIC was ca.
tirely destroyed, the Il bod making clean
sweep OF everything, and the river Suclo
now aowa over the Bite OF the town.
The STAFFORD works OF the Great Eaptsrn
Rallwsy, in England, have broken the rec.
ord for the construction OF c railroad engine
aoG tender BY tarn!Eg ore out complete In
a srgle working dag of len hcure. l. was
q sx-wae!ed coupled ergue and tcndar,
weighing 67 tons IA cWt.
The recent purchase by Baron H;rsch OF
three thousand and ono squsre leagues oil
Republic for $50, eco soVersigne, makes him
tdo pNooCSoSA Va tSAiltOtJ iatEOt tbou lc
owned By any other man, and it exceeds In
ares the kingdom of Montenegro.
The fuueraI services over Dom Pedro took
place at st. Vinoenl's Cathedral, In Lisbon,
yesterday, after which the remains were
placed in the family vanlt, at the Pantheon.
OGe of the last aots passed by the Brazilian
Congress before iss dissolution grants pc n.
sion OF sixiy thousand dollars per year to
Dom Pedro, with arrears from November
10, 1883. The mons7 will be paid In month.
~ instruments.
Chili's Foreign Minister, Matta, in his cir.
culsr letter to the European and American
legations, says that President Harrison and
secretery Tracy have been misnformed of
events 10 that country, and repeats that Jus.
tice Will DO done In the Baltimore affair.
The Gillian Congress continues the oonsld !.
Grafton Of the demands OF tie American
government fer rspsration for The American
sailors murdered at Valparaiso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14
LEGISLATIVE.

The House Yves not in session on Saturday
and the session CT the Senate lasted not half
an hour.
The Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation reported without amendment
the House bill changing the time for com.
mencing the construction Of the Washing.
ton and Western Railroad. The bill was
passed.
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Mush5ach: To amend and re en-.
oct tbs FIRST and eleventh sections Of an act
approved February 4, 1876, entitled an act
to Incorporate the Georgetown AID Falls
Church Railway Company. and to extend
the time for the commencement of the con-
struotion of the road therein mentioned.
By Mr.. Flood: To regulate the effect of
assignments creating preferences made by
insolvent or embarrassed debtors, to prevent
frauds being perpstrated by debtors and to
regulate the removal and appointment OF
trustees In deeds of assignment.
By MIR. Berry: An act to increase the pub.
lie revenue by the better enforcement of the
assessment, the collection, and the paying
over OF fines and other dues to the Common
wealth. The bill provides for the sppoiat.
msnt by the Governor OF a fiscal commits
sionsr, who shall serve term of two years,
the first term commencing on January
1, 1892. The commissioner is to have
general supervision Of the clerks Of
courts, notarles public, justices of the peace,
city and town sergesnts. sherIfs, constables,
and other collecting officers. He ts given au-
thor!ty and Is required to make an e1ami-
nation at leaet oncs each year of the books
of the collecting officers. The bill is quite q
long one and describes very fully the duties
OF this official.
In the HOUSE On Friday last Mr. ]. ID.
Lawson. Of Campbell offered an act to
amend and re.epact section 3 972, chapter
1914, OF the Code of 1887, in realization to as.
socistiag Justices together for the trial of
causes. The bill provides that q Justice to
whom complaint Is made or before whom q
prisoner is brought may associate With him.
salf one or more Justices OF his county or
corporation, or the justice ola county may
associate With himssl! one or more justices
OF 81 adjoining county, and they may to-
gether execute the powers and duties before
mentioned. But 10 case Of disagreement In
opinion, the opinion Of the justice to whom
the complaint is made or before whom the
prisoner Is brought shall prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14

the q. 8. district court to the assoclate
judgeship of the next q. 8. court OF appeals
for the Virginia circuit. General Mahone
has not been to see the President on the cub
isct az he is By no means satisfied with the
treatment that he's been accorded HIN by
Mr. Harrison, bot Ee has urged judge Paafs
nomination upon the Attorney Gspsrsi.
The poninsiian for tbs p'soa Is daily e1'
reoted. but T. cannot be eaiG hss Judge
Panl,s nomination is expected G ,ne!si Ma
hone'g 1IslIka CT MT. Eifr'scr is Gniy lass
than that bs enterfs:na for n. enc.
10 the reorganization OF Ssuate commit
tees. Mr.. Calicm gees OF the s2rsopriaiions
committee. and MIR. SgeHars or the WcFid's
Fair committee. Mr. Pettigrs1 il made
chairu,an Of the Gusdro centennial commit
tee. MIR. H3ar 0ecopel c5sirEs3 OF the
judiciary committee. Mr.. Teller chairman
OF that on privileges end elections. MessEs
Miller. Teller aud Plat. fill vscsncies In the
judiciary committee, coca loned by the re-
tirement Of Mesus. Edwund7, E'arts aad
Iogeils. Msssrs. HisoocK and Davis 20 on
tie judiciary committee, q: Mr Q 'ay BE-
comes chti man of lhs library committee
Ihs Sfa'e Of Maryland wss to-day Given
leave by the Upited Stairs Supreme Court
to fe bill In .ncery against hs 5 Of
West Virginia TO settle the question faistd
by Mary aud tia lie jurisdiction s1tsnfs o
the South hreDoh OF tbs Potomsc, several
miles sou If he present gener:-y accept
ted boundary
T. is -p,tsI That OR p ss'ia l9f
Bake. 4 Ioc:s"s, tas beef IS -. d &c az
po!ntmens e. judge of the Coug' CT Gains,
Vice Judge Schofsld. retired.
Justices Brown and Lamar Of ths su21fme
Court OF the United States ate corfced to
their homes with attacks of the grip, which
has also affected CHEZ members OF the
Court iu milder form.
Senator Dsniel said to-day he would go to Bich.
mond this week to see the "boys," but not until
they ahsll have re.elect him q. g. Senator for
six years from the 4th Of March, 1893.
Mics Jane c. Tyler, daughter Of the late Judge
Tylor, of the Virginia Circuit Court for tho Alex
andlia circuit WAS run over by cab hero yes
terdSy but not seriously Injured.
1t was reported here to-day that Mr.. Springer
would be appointed chairman OF the House ways s
and means committee, but Mr.. Crisp being sskei
about it, said he had not yet positively detern nc
to whom he would offer the placs referred t..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-14

IT'S reported that the U. 8. Collector at
Plttsburg, Qlay man. will bo removed
for allowing hla suooEdlna!es to receive gov
erpmsnt pay evan for the days lhoy spent
at political conventions. II that rule we're
observed ia Virginia n Early all the faderai
cffioa holders ia the State would be removed.
The reoent republican Congressional con-
venlion a. Manassas WAS rrn altogether
BIZ republican ofi3a holders. But General
Mahcae, unlike Senator QIay, though not q
Harrison man. betvesn Harrison and
Blaine, would caoo5e she former every time.
BE hes no use for the man from Mains, BE-
cause ho well knows that the latter has
no use for him.