The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-11


OF Virginia, did not subsequent events
show the wisdom of the COMPROMISED
why, assuredly" exclaimed the speak
er Don't you see the wisdom OF IL no"
They all see II now, as they did theh.
There Is no discord In endorsements now
but as TO the result Of the virginia eiec,
tion. l have no idea that there "ou,u
have been the difference Oh S'"e'e
vote" va.
General end ex-senator Malone. Of VIZ
cirta ,s here at Chamberlain Hotel
where he usually stops. In personal aP-
nfarapco he has not altered ma-"fliliE'
though there Is a slight eElueH0S - az
Increase In avoirdupOis Times chahSe
and stvles with them, but with tne &C.
ccutiicity which IS Tecognl%e1 us""iy 90
an accompaniment OF genius, Ueh'rai Mn
hone stf,l sticks TO the pccuiaily ih uieSS
mitch has made him q conspicuous ilgue
80 no transferred his fights from the
0oid NJ Mars 10 the political arena. There
aro tho rufied cuffs ard collar. the pisatei
htrt front Of wide cxpanse, the vest neg
lioentIv omen except the bottom outton'
the old gray hat, and all mat
lie strad0lcd the corner Of table IN
C.banberlain's Yesterday and punctuated
"a tax on the possibilities OF kepnoilcan
politics in Virginia by some good fouha
oaths. that however 40 hot sO"nl 20
very had coming from MN lie sara ne
had not read a pap,r in four weeks, ana
80 tbte os a reason for knowing little
! - ,olitics in the Old Dominion, and also
for asking various questions In n way
NAT showed he knew thing or two.
uo invoiehed at length against what he
called the political stealing In virginia,
though he could hardly have forgotten the
methods he used in getting hold r the
scnatorship I'm the state lie sald ne had
heard no mention made OF d RepnDll2ah
ror,iroo for the GOvernorship in The next
| state election, ana that no one 'onu Do
| foolish enough 20 credit MN WIN lle
! ortnion mat such a nomination should be
made.
General Malone was particularly NIX
lots as 20 thu movements Of ne Thlrd
party and Alliance in Virginia, Coz )h"l
| Rob Reyerly. especially. seeming TO IN
terost him immensely. Tie General fVl-
| IDENTIFY expects that the Alliance ana mira
party will weaken the Democratic ranks
and then there will be chance lor 'he
Republicans TO make a deal.
Mr.. William j.. Parman, who was en-
eineer in charge Of tie construction OF
the New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad. is now IN the service OF the
| Goyernm, mt as civil engineer and is an
der the Tree sury Department as assls~
tant in connection with the World L air,
Among his duties as engineer OF the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk :alir )dn'
/ he laid off the Hourishing town ot cape
| Charles. and he is now very proud o. us
! sanitary record as healthy place. cape
| Charles Is only eight years DID, mas appul
eighteen hundred Inhabitants ant during
| the eieh. wears Of its existence, IL Is said,
i 1r,1rr fnrf
Of these we're men who were Killed. one
from consumption contracted before going
to Cape Charles. ard the fourth deatn
was from typhoid fever
CONGRESSMAN William A. Jones, OF the
First district introduced to Secretary or
State Gresham yesterday Hon. w. X.
| Ftzhuch OF Cape Charles, Va VINO
wants to be consul-general at Montreal.
Mr.. Fitzhugh presented his Endorsements,
which are voluminous and was informed.
he says. by the Secretary that they were
stronger than any so far offered for the
place. Mr.. Fitzhugh was also informed
that the appointment 10 the consulship
he wants had not been considered.
Hon. Basil Gordon, chairman OF the
Democratic state committee, who met
with a disappointment in not receiving
the mission 20 Mexico. Is in the city, ana
his friends think that President Cleve-
! ENn1
though 10 one not quite so close to
home. Mr.. Gordon is at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Colonel A. c. Shaw and w. Z. Harrison,
Of Rockingham, n. C., are at the Metro
politan Hotel.
Among the late arrivals from Virginia
are c. T. Punkett and wife, Mrs.J. ).
Moore and the Misses Moore, OF Lynch
| burg. who are at the Metropolitan. Cliff
ford Well, of Richmond, is at the st.
James
Mr.. William T. Townes Of Danville,
who wants TO be Consul-g general at RIO
de Janoro. Is in the city. He comes as n
business man. with the Endorsements Of
! business men. lie has in his possession
resolutions adopted by all the boards Of
trade Of Virginia and North Carolina. and
several in South Carolina and Kentucky.
asking President Cleveland 10 appoint
him to the place. The basis for this re-
quest is the growing tobacco trade be-
tween Brazil and the United States and
also with the idea of securing considera-
ton for the bright tobacco Of this coun-
trv hv the cigarette manufacturers or
Brazil. who have lately invested largely
in cigarette machines patented and manu-
facturel here II Is easy 10 see the
benefit 10 accrue TO America by the ap-
pontment Of such man as Mr. Town"s'
who is so thoroughly acquainted with this
branch Of business. and mo is otherwise
amply and materially fitted for the duties
Of the consulshiD.
r. r Jernicar. of Raleigh " @. who
was minister TO Japan during President
CIeveland's former administration, is at
the Metropolitan. II. J.. ".
qrTnJAGg nIs THE A4KONTC.