Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-28

pinia-and nothing 30 delights him SO TO
talk of his influence and power In repuoh-
can politics. Just now he is OF very conoe-
soendinp tone towards Malone, aoo cyl
IDENTIFY expects to strike hands With MIN 10
coming presidential movements. he Is very
severe in his remarks abous Brady, Bo"deh
ord others of the white leaders who are un'
darstood 10 be inimicsl to Malone. he sp-
neere to have entirely forgiven the GENERA,
rero mberiue only that ne vas an open anu
roenIv eneny, but az to those OF the leading
1.hjte republicans who gave him their sup
nort In his contest With Malone, ne says
thsv bsye deceived and cheated him almost
s.,thont exception. He expresses amsz3'
ment at the duplicity and treacnery ptsc-
tioad toward him by Soma OF those men,
and seems ready and willing to give partic-
nlars oonfrmatory OF the truth as ne alleges
II.
Winship's coal wharves at Georgetown
are sIl ready for the reception Of coal, and
AQneW'e will be In time for expected arri-
walls of boats from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or Monday.
II Ia reported at che Office Of the commits
sioners Of the District Of Columbia to-day
that Mr.. W. W. Scott, Of Orange county,
Va, will soon be appointed to place under
the District government.
Senator Barbour has gone to the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs and will re-
main there about ten daye.
Judge Sener Of Virginia, now here, woo
had seen In yesterdays GAZETTE that Judge
Hughes says either Judge Smith, Mr.. Mar
shall or ex.Attorney General Ayers, OF hia
State, would fill acceptably the vacancy In
the Interstate commerce commission caused
BY the death of Judge Bragg. said that be
thought Judge Waller B. Staples OF Virginia
was the best qualified man In the State for the
position that he had held the second place
on the Virginia COURT Of Appeals; that some
of bis opinions have been accepted as preoe'
dents that he is humorous, sarcastic; logi'
cal and eloquent, and is an all-round oompe'
tent and effective lawyer, and during the
Malone campaign made the ablest and most
effective speech he heard.
The Richmond and DsnVllle Railroad
Compsny's building here is almost deserted
to-day, and will be more 30 on Monday next
when nobody will be there except the ticket
seller and Mr.. W. n. Marbury, the assistant
treasurer Of the company. All the other OH.
GERS and employees of the company, who hsve
not already gone to Atlanta, Will leave for
that city at IL O'Clock tomorrow night:
Ex.Congressman Gibson OF Maryland ie
among the visitors here to day. He says he
thinks Senator German Of his State will be
the next President, end that he deserves to
be and Is eminsntly fitted for the position,
as he has all the qualifications OF MIR. Oleye-
land, aud others besides, one being that ne
il party man. The country, Mr.. Gibson
save, Is governed by parties, and spsrty man
SHOULD be ST the hesd OF bis party. The
tsc. that MIR. Cleveland is lacking in that
essentially necessary quality Mr.. Gibson
SAWS. Ia che cole reaeon he is not President
now. Mr.. Gibson says he has been through
the northwest portion CT the country, aud
that everywhere this democrats were favor
able to Mr.. German, and that from what ne
hears from the South ne Is Induced to think
similar feeling exists there aiso
Nothing official or unofficial has been re-
ceived at either the State or Navy Depart
ments to day Of the reported surrender OF
the CHILEAN congressional army at viva del
Mar on Tuesday. II the surrender did not
take place, the absence OF any information
from either Minister Egan or Admiral
Brown on the subject is believed to be due
To the interruption of telegrsphio commune
cation. The CHILEAN Minister Ia also with
ont spy insormation relative to the surren-
der other than that contained In the die
patob received by him yesterday. The
friends OF the Balmaceds government Ia thla
cisy commenting on the denials from
Iuuiuue of the reported surrender of the In
snrgent army, say that the insurgents at that
place cannot get any telegrsphic information
from Valparaiso, as both the caole along the
coast, and the telegraph line from Vslpa-
reieo to Huasco are In possession of the
ooyernment Thie fact they insist ehoN that
the densls from Iquique ere without foun.
dstion. The Gillian Congressional envoya
are also without any information to-day re-
gardlng the reported surrender