Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-24
portunity. he will probably leave here


He will probably leave here
Friday afternoon.
Mr. Edmund Burke, vino went to Rich
mond to cirque before the Virginia ieglsia'
tore against the passage OF the Dill popu'
larry known ss the "anti.MoLts Carlo, Dill,
says that bill In it, present shape Will Do DO
more effective 10 breaking Up gambling snd
Of t Ing either at Monte Carlo, or any WneIe
esss In Virginia, than are the laws alreso9
on the etatute books OF that State. snc lnat
the only rev thing tie bill will do Will De
to top book making and pool 5eillpg 10 VIZ
gioia. .ho
supplementary report OF the Cnicsgo lar
commission, Ia which az additional sooscrip-
ton OF Ave million 10 recommended. be,
the President, says be Ia not suthciently Ia.
miii.r Wit the affair to eudorse any recon-
meudatlon, out hopes the fAir nsy be treat
ed literally.
Mr.. Bland, hesd center OF tie siIveritea,
said to-day ne hsd seen Speaker Crlsp sioce
his return, and that Nh. Crisp he'd told him
a day would soon be fixed for the considera-
ton OF the free silver bill. Mr.. Blend also
said there ia no trouble between the friends
OF the silve. bill aud those of the tariff bills.
Hill stock ie rapidly rising here, and the
the nominee and that Cleveland is no longer
sin It," Co 1gressman Springer, hsret afore a
strong Cleveland man, said to-day tlat ss
the democrats of Nav York bad, In their
regular form and manner, named their iaV'
orite, there Ia no.h,pg now for Mr.. Cieve
land to do bat Writs public letter with
drawing from the contest for the nomine-
ton. Corgres smsn Tillmsn OF South Caro-
!tua says that from now out be Ia a bill man
CONGRESSMAN Bland of Missouri says be-
tween Cleveland and Hill he Ia for the lat
ter, Congressman Grain Of Texas, hereto
FIRE known as q Cleveland nan, Gays Hi
hss obtained tremendous advantage, which
1t will be exceedingly difi,ul to overcome.
Cougressn nan Forney of Alabama sage
Cleveland must have ground swell
,broua hont the courtry to overcome H'i'
| now. E1.Cougressman McAdoo. nov OF n "
York, Gays II Hill be nominated, OF when
there Is great probability, no true democrat
10 bis STATE viii 30 Q against BIN, and lhbt
| be "pr, t ,sersn movement does not reach
he Importance of split. Cougrs-sms 81
! Wise of Virginia, ssys Hill never has Loaf 9
| fight, and always goes ahead when Dc
know ehe Ia righ; hat the reputation OF being
secoe sful js ai~aGsa rong card. snd ina
| be, Wise 10 fer be mnn who csn o"rry N =
| York Mr.. Wise doesn'G think Mr. C'eve
aud 10 thu race any oi ge. Ooe cf ,ns
most ds'ipgui b d and Influential Vrg'n'
isps DoW 10 Congress. 10 taking With the
GAZETTE's cofresp 'ndeot today, saio
every ming now Looks TO hs nomination O
Hill, and that he is surprised that there arc
psople in Virginia go olind as to bs unable
TO sae whsi Is gong on before their eyes
| The following changes in the 4th class post
Offices OF Virginia we're made to-day Asheake
Hanover county, G. 8. Anderson appointed post
master, v:ce ". B. L,itch resigned; Mountain
Lake, Giles co1nty, F. E. Dunkles, vice A. L
Archambault, jr., resigned
| In the sensts to-day the bill 10 allow the Wash
lngson and Arlington Railroad Company to lay
Temporary tracks across the Aqueduct bridge
was reported adversely and indefinitely polt
| poned.