Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-24

By putting on it some responsible residents
of this city. The company wants 1t distinct
ly understood that 1t is neither individually
nor collectively interested Ia any land
schemes or specuations, and that its road to
Alexandria will be By the shortest and most
direct route.
The following Is The only change that
wes made il the An class nostcfhces OF var
yinis te- lay: Hston. Floyd county. ]
Wada appointed postmaster V;ce o. d. H9t-
LOT, rs5i gnsd.
Cnsrs Ia G colh C. OF au hoiity between
she customs house st Da.toit and the Treas
usy Dspar men about the return to China
Of three Cinnamon who entered tho United
States at Da;rcil from Canada.
General Malone il sill here. He went
TO Alexandria this morning. The GENERAL
spent two or three hou;s tt The Posiothce
Department yesterday, locking after fourth
cla - postof1ices In Vireinis, about which he
is as potenta' nov as he was when Sena-
tor, though not 80 in respect of Presidential
offices. The democratic posmasters at
Bedford City ard Farmville, OF the latter
q 70, have each served more than four years,
but though the General has urged men for
both, the President, so far at least, has TALL
ed to respond. MIR. Browne when in Cen
gress, had Mrs. @ lise 1berry rem ,Ved from
tbs prstcffice &C Port Royal, In his district,
and Mrs. Eiwards appointed IN her place.
Recsrtly the latter resigned, and at the Gen
eral's RI quest, epd without consulting Mr..
Browne, Mrs Q1isenberry WAS reap
pointed. Mr.. Btowoe seeing IS notice Of
her appointment in the GAZETTE,
hurried Eere 10 know why his appointee had
been removed, but finding that she had re-
signed, and had herself recommended Mrs.
@ lisenbu:y for the appointment, hs had
nothing fIrthsr to say. nominal
RECOMMENDATION took place between the
the General and the negro Langston last
winter, but the Generals famiiars say that
one hiss only to talk to him on the ST. jsct
for two minutes to become thoroughly con-
WINGED that thu reconciliation referred 10
was only veneer on the Generals part, and
Lsngstons friends cay it was the same way
with hin also. The Generals iamiliars here
ALEC say thee Mr.. Elgar Allen ls ell wrong
when he says that Malone ts Harrison
man. and that ia fact the General is in with
the Alger, Piat., CIarksop, Dudley, Huston
gang, who are. not openly, bot quietly doing
Ill thew can TO secure the defeat OF Harrison
at the next national republican convention.
The General, for publication, speaks favora-
! by Of Harrison, but privately he talks Of
him iast 80 ne did when he heard that MIR.
Brang had been appointed collector OF inter
oal revenue for the Richmond district.
| TIE Presidents moat welcomed visitors
to-day we're the ipfiiel Ingersol and the
millionaire Mac Kay.
| The post offices at Brandy station. Cul
pepper county, and Lincoln, Loudoun couu'
ty. Virginia, will be made money order
Offices on and after the b prox mo.
The Navy Department received to-day cable
grams from Admiral Belknap, commanding the
u ised States squadron on tho.China station, cor
frmatory oftho news received of the persecution
| of foreign missionaries By tho Chinese. The Adj
miral h4s sent all OF his available ships to Shsng
| hal the point most threatened
| A dispatch from Jackson Mississ ppi, receive
hers to-day, Is t, the f,ct.thas the sub treasury
sch eme threatens to Ep 1t the Farmers Alliance
| wi c cpcn