Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-19

hiolopv anthropology. and economic science
and siatistios General sessions OF the as
ISOLATION will be held esoh morning aI 'eu
O'Clock. -. ,,o,on.
t-.ctf,, h,,iidjny,be newoffce andtbe pa8see.
oers, wai.ipg room ct the Alexandra enc o, %
the Washington ferry line. The building VIII
he 64 be So feet, with tower, and its eteo'
zion will be coui mspceo st once.
Mr.. Eamurd Burke, who has jast rs1uIn.
ed from, New York. Gays that Whiie 1ne
democrats Ia tns upper part OF tns1 o5ete
saero to be fox Cleqe'aod, those 10 new
York city ave against HIN, sna LasG ths
| nrasert belief OF the latter ID tnas alll anu
Rlsine will os the contestants fos tins heAo
Prsaidenoy. Re says that almost every.
rod. In New York thinks that Congress
man Flow es will be the democratic nominee
for Governor of that State.
Among the visitors here to-day Is e1-
State Senator Meredith Of the Alexandra,
Virginia. district. Mr. Meredith says there
are four democratic candidates for theH onse
OF Delegates 10 his county, ]. &. Purcell, d.
q. TYLER, +. Berkeley and DR.: Powell bue
thst which one will be nominated ne ooesn
know. About the Stats senatorship from
his district, be says the democrats OF Ptlnce
William and he understands thoge OF Eelr1a4
sjso have agreed to lot Alexandria name the
nominee.
A democratic congressman, here TO oay,
SAYS he sses shat MIR. Porter, superintepo-
eut OF the oeneus, has epent all the census
money. spd will esk the next Cong.eee LOT
| tvo ard half million more. He also heafs
| ne saws. shat q m an familiar Will such WORK
says that careful investigation OF the Gen.
eus reports will chow from twenty-five 10
one hundred and fifty errors In every
erumerator's detrict Ia the county, anu that,
of course. under such circumstances, GER
taipiY the q. IL ooraLic House will appropTi-
ate 90 more money until thorough lnVesti-
| ga ion Of the CELSIUS Office shall have Deen
made.
Because the Boaton and Maine Railroad
| Company would not grant extra faVors 10
Senator Chandler, he has reported that ccrn'
Dany to the interstate railroad commission
for giving free passes to national az we'll 80
state legislators and TO officers OF national
ard State courts.
A NORTH CasolioIsn here to-day, talking
about the speech Mr.. Polk of his State, pres
.dept of the National Farmers Alliance,
made at the convention of the Virginia Al
lance In Richmond yesterday. said Mr.. Polk
Ia one Of the noat effective stump speakers
he ever hesrd, and that from WnhI no Aho%o VI
him he Is certain that he ia in favor OF third
parry. He slso says the Alliance men In North
Carolina have adopted ainging as means OF pros.
elyting, and that the song GOOD by Old Parties"
ia already familiar in his State, and will soon be
| heard il Virgins.
A wslI-krown republican who hiss recently
boon at Bar Harbor, here to-day, says there is no
uso nor sense In keeping up the story ssons MIR.
| Blaiues health, and that it is dcno by mon who
hopc by thst means 10 kid or HGsriacn and chen
nominate some other man, ao says Mr.. Blaine
| lie sick mentally as welt IS physically, IS
gea,dtd By his family with the a:rictest csroi snd
| is treated by them as sick hoy 1onld be.
no more appointments viii be mado in the
| Health Uihco OF this city until after tho first
proximo. Among those to be appointed then, it
| ia sid, is brother OF Major Bob Mason Of Vir-
gina The Health Cfice is new bothered shout
the city's garbage: Draney, the contractor,
agreed to attend TO it for S15 0O0 ! year, but as
Congress appropriated $24 900 Tor garbage
| vics he wants The remaining 50 COO. and snys he
can't do the work efficiently for less.