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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-23
FOR THE WINNERS.
THE BASE BALL PRIZES.

II
The following are the prizes OF
fered by the ADVERTISER:
1st PRIZE.-A FREE TICKET
to the VOLCANO and BACK,
via Hilo, on the Steamer KINAr,
including carriage and horse
hire between Hilo and the Nolca-
no, and hotel charges at the Vol
cano. Ticket available till Dec.
31st, 1S92-value $50.
ID PRIZE. - TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS in L. s. Gold Coin.
Sd PRIZE.-One Years Subscrip-
ton to the DAILY P. c. ADVER-
rIsER and Ten Dollars Gold.
4th PRIZE.-DAILY ADVERTISER
one year and SIS gold.
9Th PRIZE.--DAILY ADVERTISER
one year.
N.B.-Anyone getting the third
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Builders 3 Steam Machinery

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Steamship, Land Engines *
Boilers. High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built COM
plete, with hulls Of wood, iron or COM
posite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when
advisable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam
Tugs constructed with reference to the
trade in which they are to be employed.
Speed, tonnage and draft OF water qua
ranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and sugar making Ma
chinery made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work
connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF Sheet Iron, OF
any size, made in suitable lengths Tor
connecting together, or 'heets rolled,
punched and packed for shipment,
| ready to be riveted on the ground.
| HYDRAULIC RIvETINa, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establish
ment, riveted by hydraulic rivetlng
| machinery, that quality OF work beng
| far superior to hand work.
SHIP Work, Ship and Steam Capstans,
Steam Winches, Air and circulating
Pumps, made after the most approved
plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the
Pacific Coast of the Heine SAFETY
Boiler.
PUMPs-Direct Acting Pumps for irriga-
ton or city works purposes. built with
the celebrated Davy Valve Motion,
superior to any other pump.
JOHN DYER, HONOLULU
Room No. 8, upstairs, Spreckels' BLOCK
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The Illustrated Tourists Guide

That popular work, "THE TOURISTS
GUIDE THRoUaH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine OF information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication office, 46 Merchant
street, AMI at the News Dealers. Price
80 cents
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GRAND TOTAL 469 1889
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fourth or fifth prize may have the
GAZETTE mailed, postage paid, to
any person living abroad, in lieu of
the DAILY ADVERTISER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-23
FOURTEENTH COUNT.

The following is a list of all the
votes cast for each member up to
Friday, July %, 1892:
TrnNrnT
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JOHN DYER, HONOLULU
Room No. 8, upstairs, Spreckels' Block
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
Terrible Disaster.

News of terrible q after in the North soa by
which steamer went to the bott no, carrying
with her every soul on ,ard, with only enc e1'
ception was received in London l,st night 1t Is
learned that tn, steamers Loughbrox BIZ and
Forest Queen cane into collision off Flsmborougb
avil gs of York county, Esst Riding, on the North
Sea. The vessels crashed tcgsther with great
force, and the Forest Q1een was torn apart by the
how of the Loughbrow. The damsgeS sustained
BIZ the forest oaeen wore so extensive thai the
sea began to rlsh through the breaches made in
her hail In great volume The water pour,q
in SO rapidly that she at once bsgsn to SETTLE ano
in q very short space of time, after she had been
struck, she plunged to the bottom: 80 quickly
did the Forest Qleen founder that her crew nso
no c. spce to save their ives, and all hands, with
the single exception of the captain, went down
With her to watery grave. The dispatches gave
no inform alton IS to TIE extent Of OF the damage
done to the LoughbroR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
The Baker Trial.

The clerk from the Fs'rmont Hotel, Bris.
tol, Temp. testif I'D to Mrs. Gilmer's visit
there, when she registered as "Mrs Emma
Gordon, Of Roanoke. Va" Soon altar heg
arrival DR.. Baker came In and called fol-
her.
D G. Rose, formerly assistant postmaster
at Abingdon, said Dr.. Baker had received
letters addressed to fit t.ous parsons.
Melyiue Summone, q ooloEeo girl, who once
lived ct Wyndham GiImer's, lad carried
three letters t, DR.. Baker for Mrs. Gllmer,
and had taken two from Baker. One OF the
letters was dropped in the road for her.
With one of the letters ssLt Baker was a
email BIO; tie. which he did not give back to
the girl. This was delivered to him ct Dan
Merrick's house.
Rsy. D. 81. Carr vistsd Dr.. Baker the
evening his wife was buried. The doctor
seemed to be troubled, and said he bal
done al! he could for her. and her body was
embslmed. Noticed nothing wrong t1st
night, but thought the doctor little boif.
ferrous In his conduct the next morning. He
paid no attention to that. however, % 1t Vas
the doctors manner.
@. A. Bacst, iswelsr, was examined re.
garding the presents. Hs was unable to
Identify them, for the reason that 30 many
articles Of the same kind were daily sold.
he had cold Dr.. Boxer small gold watch
for his daughter, but did not know whether
the one shown YVES IL or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27

snd run by few men. The entl,e sffai,
Rs5 planned and executed By little coterIo
consisting OF ]. B. Weaver, Iguatlus Dan.
,slly and others. [: early became evident
tls t the s3t them element was strongly Or
posed to Independent political action. Tboss
in favor Of such sction had planned ttst
Weaver and Djnnelly ahould pu. themselyoa
forward and draw the fra OF the epsnv
thus giving Washburne and Taubsneck an
opportunity.to concentrate forces for an a..
tack on the fanks. Matters we're 90 sban.
ing themselves that 1t vas becoming re,a..
ssry to deooy the Il huencs CT the southe,,
leaders opposed to third party sct on. here
he Observation-Disclosures party shcwad
;s f1esse and vita the aid Of Post, c; Gem.
2is, and Davis. Of Texas, alliances of those
two S!stss were so worked upon sc to TIE
come to the support of the .hfd pa-.y. tbus
Regulating their exiting leadera and
leaving them without con, tltusncy.
Tho anti-third party following having TIM.
bsea practically stamped out thc s.eerers came n
st. Louis and began their work here to control
the convention. Led by Wsshburne. Taubepeck
Weaver sndD ,pnelly they had succe, ID in mopll
ing sentiment months be.o the convention And
keeping it in shape during the hub.bub.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
Letter from Richmond.

Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 26, 1892
Senator Mnshbaoh wrote t, the City
Council Of Alexandra tlis evening, ststiu z
tina. 1t would be impossible to have passed
at this session Of the Legislature the
bill allowing the city oouneil t, create
and abolish certain effices. In con-
yersation with tie GAzETTE's CORES.
pordsnt upon tbs utiscl, DIR. Muahbach
esid: THE letter from the city council wss
DOT received By ne u,tl yestsrday-three
days before the expirs'ion OF tie sess ion
and Instead OF eending me bill already pre-
pared by the city attorney of Alexandria,
the council expects me to draft the bill. In
/ trodnce it and get il through before the ad-
journmen fthe Legislature ahich it is iEpos-
Bile for ms to do. tbs fact .s 1t le q .eless 10
try to get any new bills through st this late
day." Mr.. Mushbaeh says that 10 will also
be impo s,ible to get the bill! through pro"
yiding for the removal of the court house
| of Alexandria county from the city, and be
has 80 written to ths board OF supervisors.
| Senator Mushbach has tle honor Of getting
| through more bills at tia session than any
other legislator. He introduced twenty
eight and they have all passed. The iegis
| 1t tare did not turn down single one OF
| them
Alexandria Is interested In the direct tax
bill to the tune of S22 900. The bill to dis
triou;e this money has passed the Ssnste
aud is now In the House. l, was prepared
| BY Senators Mushbaoh and Barry. and II 1t
passes the House tae city and cout t, cas-
| uIers vii! distribute the money. Five per
cent. will be allowed the treasurers for tis-
.ributing 1t. This will put 81 100 10 the
pocke t, of the treaturers of Alexandria tity
and county. The first named treasurer
will get mott of 1t.
Senator Fairfax, CT L.oudonn, made @
strong speech In the Senate to-day In favor
Of the House joint resolution appointing 8
speclal committee to invest gate and report
| at The next sesslon OF TIA General Assembly
| upon tns matter OF the assessment OF nin-
eral lands. Senator Fa!rfax quoted ihs au-
ditoi'o report to eus.ain him 10 tho assertion
| that agricultural lsnds are disori DiDRted
| against In favor of mineral lsrds. Out In
Southwest Virginia lands are assessed 10
some sections 90 low as forty cet pei
acre when the mineral rights on these lands
bsve been sold all the way from ten. TO one
buodred dollars per acre. Mr.. Fairfax con.
\ trasled tie assessment in Lopdjun and
Fauquier With the assessment In Wythe and
other counties In the southwest, sad SHOW
ed thst Fauquier and Lcudoun were doing
more than holding up their end OF lhs log
10 the way OF paying taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27

Tie North American RepieU for March hiss been
c.ived from its publishers 10 New York. Its
contents are: Issrea the Presidential Campaign,
by Senator McMi Ian OF Michigan, Representative
McMillln of Tennessee. Senator Hiscock Of Kew
YORK, Representative BlN of Missouri. Senator
aale Of Maine. Repsesent4ntiye B!ecki1rdse OF
Kentucky, and the Boa. w 3. Merriam, Il vernon
Of MIND sots; TO We Live Too Fast )? b. DR..
Cyrus Fdson; The Ant, Slavery Conference, by
the Belgian Minister; The Degeneration Of lam.
many, by the Hon. Dorman B. Eaton; tie World's
Cvlumbisn Expo silioo, By Director
George R. Davis; spenti Public Money, BY
tho Hon. r. B. Reed and the Hon. W s. Holman
An international Monetary Conference. by the
Hon. W lliam NJ. Springer; The Highlands Of
Jam ,ics, by Lady Blake; Shall We hsvo Free
Ships By Captain John Goldman; Our CONNER.
cisl BE ations with Chill, by Vim. Eleroy C1rtia
The olympisn Religion. by the Right Hon. w. =
| Gladstone; Consumption at Health Resorts, oy
Or. Wattr F. bspuell; Henry Clay on Nation
aiizlng the Telegraph, by Frank g: Carpenter
vslues al Wages In Mexico, by NJ Romoro, th'
Mexi sn Miuister; Flying Machines, by julien
st. Botolph,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
vIRaIzI& HEWs.

The Rsanoks Southern Railroad hes Dee,
! leased by the Norfolk and Western.
Col. John J. Boweock, Drominent citizen
OF A,bemarle, died on the - Inst In n.
SO year Of bic age.
A democratic meeting wsa held At Wln'
chester yesterday, at which resolutions
wee adopted ievoring the nomination Of
Mr.. Cleveland for the presidency.
Mis- Bsulah Gray died at the home OF her
f. Their, Mr.. Fl z1ueh Gray, near WsrrentoD
IN Wednesday. The deceased had jusl
b oomed into beautiful young wcmanhood.
The Baltimore Conference Of the NJ. E
Church South Will commence Its annual
conference &c Harrisonburg on the q d Of
March, Bishop Ksener presiding.
The contract for the estRb, ishmeut OF an
electric railway 10 Fredericksburg was eigr,
ed on Thursday and work will be begun al
once. The stockholders are mostly eastern
capitalists.
The weetbound mail train on the Norfolk
and Western road was 10 collision with q
freight train at Suffolk yesterday. Engineer
Bobblitts was badly Injured and several pas.
seugers were hurt.
The cases Of Mesars. a. B. R;senberger,
81. Z. Shirley, n. ~. Splpoie, ". Z. myers
and @. w. Rosenberger, The deiaUltiDg
bankers indicted at Warrenton for embtz
2 ement, have been removed to the Louisa
County Court for trial.
At banquet Of the Wholesale grocers 10
Richmond last night among those who re-
sponded to tossis we're Gov. Mckinney,
Mayor Elyson. u. 8. Senator Daniel, Con
eressmen Geo. b. Wise and e. 81, George
Tucker, Lieut.-Gov. Hoge Tyler and e..
Hooker. OF Mississippi.
The President and family reached Virgin.
Ia Beach last night. His train stopped 8
short time at Petersburg and the President
spoke briefly t. the large crowd that greet
ed him. When lhe train reached Norfolk
the President was saluted tn saAs0 &
81 pune from the baltsry OF The Norfolk
Light Infantry Blues,
Representative Elise, of Virginia, intro
duosd In the House OF Representatives yes.
serday the joint resolution adopted by the
Virgins legislature mem orializ!pg Congress
TO eenstspct q breakwster inside OF Cape
Henry. in Lynnhsven bay, and thej ointres-
olu lion 10 relation to the advances otmoneS
made By Virgins to the Dnitsd States Tor
the war of 1872
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
In Memorlam.

At regular meeting OF Alexandria Council No.
90 Jr. o. o. A NJ, hell Thursdsy evening, Feb.
ruary %, 1892. tho following resolutions OF re.
spect we're unanimously adopted OF our late
Brother, BoBERT WILLIAMS viz:
WHEREAS 1t has pe,s,d God in hI, allsi:o
providence to remove from our q iist our honor, d
Brothsr, ROBERT WILLIAMS, and in view of tho
loss sustained by our counc;l and the creator loss
by the family O. our brother, therefore ba It
.Resolred, That in tho death OF cur BIothe-,
BoBERT WILLIAMS, this council has lost one CT
our true brothers, We can but submit IT to that
omni, otcnt Judge him who coeth all tLiogs
ell )" be it further
Resolred That while We sympathize with his
sorrowlng Je!a ives, we would also remind them
# the blessed hope OF an eyeIl.stinx reunion in
noms not made By har d.. eternal in heaven be it
further
Resolucd. That Il is but Just tribute to tho
mt emory CT our departed brother to say 10 regard
TO his nmovsl from our midat that we mourn FOX
one in every way worthy Of our respect srd re.
gs'd: b IL further
Rescued That tho charter and gave,s be drsp.
cd In mourning for period of sixty days, that
az fur her token of respect copy of these reso
utioDs b, sent to tho family of the dscea-cd, and
pa.e OF the record book be es ryed for the same
and that they b, publ he'd in the ALExlNDRIA
GAzaTTE and Virginia Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
aSRs OE rHa ,se
Russia bss appropriated SIS 600 600 to sid
he starving peasant 10 tn t country.

Russia bss appropriated SIS 600 600 to sid
he starving peasants 10 that country.
After threats In Bsrlio yesterday the e D.
ser, rode out accompanied By an aide.de.
amp and vas cheered by the crowds OF ex-
cl ed people.
Mayor J. ]. McDonough. OF Savannah,
Ga. narrowly escaped assassination. yaster.
day By ronghs, who are inoensed at bic
rigid enforcement OF the Sunday laws.
Rev. ]. b. Hsiues, q Methodist preacher
| OF Laoonis, N 81 was yesterday expelled
from bis rastors, for tslsehood in dspSiog
charges that he had been kissing the sisters
lG bile congregation.
Louis Anastry, former lieut. .nent in the
French army. who murdered the Baroness
Dslsrd 10 Paris to gst Der money. With
which he intended paying his debts. was
| Yesterday fourd gully aod sentenced TO
death.
The House of Commons yesterday e1pe'-
ed f lwsrd Samuel Wesley Dscobain. mem
her for E AIT Belfast, LELAND, who is ohsrped
With grJesls immoral crimes and who hed
to France to escape summons to stand
trial.
In the United States Senate yesterday an
adverse report vas made from the commit
tee on foreign affairs on Mr.. shermau's bill
10 prohihit the compg of Chinese to the
Uuited su g. Mr.. Claggett, OF Idaho,
spoke In advocacy OF his claims to eeat In
the Senate A conference report on the
Census Deficiency bill was presented and
agreed to. The Senate spjourned till Mon.
day. The House, after DEBATE, seated Mr..
Craig, democratic contestant from the TWEEN
by.icurth dis.iio. OF Pennsylvania, In place
Of Mr.. Stewart, republican, the sitting mem.
Der. The Houae took recess until s
O'Clock, bat when that hour arrived there
were but lew members present. The point
OF no quorum was raised and adjournment
followed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
Communicated.
City Affairs.

lily 6HalrS,
You are right, Mr. Evans, lot ia pay what
ge owe first, that viii increase the value OF
real estate to greater extent than paving
strsels. II cur city was located 100 miles
away FROM Washington, where the CONTRAST
would be less visible, our streets YOU'D be
consdered FIRST class. Many miles OF streste
In Philadelphia, are not SIS we'll paved
as thoss in Alexandria. If the Legislature
were to ave Is the power to borrow money
1t would not BIS l0rE before The non tax
paying vctar would elect council pledged
to pass an ordinance TO be voted upon by
the said voter-for or against the propssi-
ton to ssue bouds-snd can see how the
vote would stand. The promise of lots CT
work and big pay W ,uld carry the day. We
would thsn issue 500, coo worth OF bonds
bearing b per cent. interest. They would
bs put upon the market, and sold OF 50 GEMS
On the dollar and the city would realz $780,
600, on which it would pay 10 per cent. to
do what 4? JUST whst We oea do now In 1--WE
years It $40 600 per year and no interest or
d5ub!e dsot ID pay, If our property 10 prop1'
erly assessed. The fact the improvement II
have bsen msda, amounting to ovsr $500, +
900 within tle last six yesrs 10 tbs t.zabIe
property, aud that building lltl have 3D.
Vanoed to such an e1telb 10 the city ss to
encourage the organ z ton Of oltllde In
proyement and laud companies. And the
other fact, that the assessed value OF real
estate In our city 10 less nov than 1t was
twenty yeara Rso. are matters ths the people
ahould inquire IL t, and apply the rem ely.
II the assessor i5 + t fault we m1st elect one
who will ntt d 3ceiye the public. We pirate
abcus our boom, but our assessments deny
1t. II this extra wtsth is taxed we will
have enough money to pave and sewer the
city to the 8. tisfaction OF the most progress
siye citizen Ten thousand dollars from tbs
city treasury and twenty thousand from tle
n. cperty owr65 OF GDpsved tt'eets, will
Give t,e o,.ari.tee Oh strssss something T
employ their minds aDn :" liAosysf WIN
aot be called on to pay two dollars for one, |
and ten par cent. interest. 1. V. b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
Foreign EeFs.

SOFIA, Feb. 27.-The death oil D. Volkeo.
Witch. the Bulgarian egent at Conc anti.
ncp!e, who YVES stabbed by nnkn9wn "a.
,assln Wednesday night In that city while
ae was proceeding to his club, bas caused q
great sensation here erd throughout Bul.
gaia. Prince Ferdinand haa given orders
hat the court tss oe cance!ed Grea. In.
dgnstlon prevails everywhere because Of
the assassination.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 27-The minis.
terial council is expected to Immediately ls.
sue decree removing the prohibition
PLACED scme time ago on The export of corn
from the Caucasus. TIE question OF the
export of oats will BIO post ooned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
Riotous Behavior.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad, Feb. 27.-Indlansr o
lis is In a rlotous state this morning
Mayor Sullivan, at an early hour, changed
his policy, AID ordered the police to assls
the company In lie endeaVor to run the care
at ak O'Clock three cars we're started out o.
the New Jersey strest stables, each car hav
Ing FIVE or six policemen aboard. They
reached Washington street In safety, bul
we're bot t 81 along the line by the strikers
sympath'z,rs. A large crowd had assem.
bed st the L ,uisians stree. stables, the OBJ.
jsutige point OF the cars. When the fir,
car reached this point the strkera Of .acke ed
1t and soon had # IN tie gutter. Then the
police began to make arrests. Alter barn
effort the car was placed on the track an
fuu to the 1T ,bie. Another car was sts, ted
oorth from Louisiana street. and when il
reached Washington street. thousands OF
people we're In Its wake. The police pre-.
oedsd the Car, endeavoring to keep til.
track clear by throwing the strikers and
.bsir s5npethizers right and left. Wher
the car reached the corner Of Pennsylvania
and Warrington STREET.. the strikers CLOSED
In on thu car, AID soon had 1t across the
track ard t1e mules unhltcted. Here tht
car remained for tsett5 minutes when the
police once more got 1t on the TRACK. At
9:15 the Gar hes iast stated up Pennsylvania
street aad the crowd follows 1t. Washlpg.
ton street was throDged With people during
the time this soene was being enacted, and
u1leas some arbitrary action Ia taken, 1t L.
feared that the results OF the strike will be
most disastrous.
a. II O'Clock the riotous condition Of at.
fairs grew sorae. James Msdiron, driver,
wss ait .cked by the mob, and almost killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27

A SINGULAR Co1kcIDENcE.-A good deal o!
humor, us comment was made by members of the
House OF Representatives yesterday upon rather
singular coir cidence On Feb. uary 25. 1890
the republican siosity Of the House OF the itty.
first Congress cie1 up the contested election case
of atkins on sgant Pendletop, from the first d e.
,rict of West Virginia, and upon the following
dsg Mr.. Pendlston WAS ousted from his seat and
MI. Atkinson was duly installed member OF the
House. Yes,erday, VIII the Holss was consid-
ering the Pennsylvania contested case of Craig
versus Stewart, mr.. Pendleton was called to the
chair and welded tho gravel during the d scns-
sion Two years ago Mr. Pendlolon WIS taking
leave of hi, colleagues, to-day he was presiding
over their deliberstions.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
yspscsd Correspondence Of tie Ale0andF'a Gaast4e
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb. "a, 1852.

yspscsa Correspondence Of tie Ale0andrsa Gassts'.
WASHINGTON. d. Co. Feb. "a. 1852.
Not only have the book-mskers and pool
selIars of this city abandoned Monte Carlo
ont the faro dealers also. They are ali now
idle. and don't know where to ind an sbld'
ING place that will be safe from police raids.
The Senate District of Columbia commit.
Tee to-day heard newspaper writers and
prspters cirque In favor CT the bill for all
might street cars in this city.
Congressman Wise Of Virginia being asked
to-day about the banquet Of the Wholesale
orocers Ia Redmond la,t night, at which 8
newspaper OF this city this morning eaid he
mad made q speecb, replied that he did not
on to Richmond, and consequently had
made no epsech there. He ADDED that he
mad 40 much business 60 attend TO here. In
olndine the presentation ofresoutlons OF the
virginia legislature, that he hardly had time
to eat his regular meals here. les alone 60
ing to bauQusts 10 Richmond.
Senator Hill, accompanied by Gen. FARMS
worth OF New York, paid visit to she
House side OF the Capitol to-day, and was
the observed Of ell observers. There were
few people taere, but among them wePe sew.
eral with whom he wae personally acQnaint.
ed. They congratulated BIN warmly upon
his recent victory In New York. which taey
considered only as the precursors OF the
greater oue he will win next November.
The Senator, when asked If he was satisfied
xyith his present outlook. sm,.ed ard replied
shss he would be hard TO please If he we're
mot. Gov Gibbs OF Texas, who is here, sass
hia State will eend Hill delegation to the
national democratic convention.
Representative Dipgley OF Maine intro
finosd 10 the House to-day partisan reso-
luuoo 10 respeo, of the economy ofthe pses-
ent House aud his alleged reasons therefor.
The site of the postofice at Bsistol, Y,r.
ginis and Tennessee. will not be changed.
The statute eressing the rev D, s. ap-