The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
QUAY AGAIN MEDDLING.
RETCRNING GORMAN'S AID IN FIX
ING A STEEL SCHEDULE.
The Presidents Endorsement OF the New
York Ticket Takes Wind Out OF tho
sails of the Gormnnttes.

WASHINGTON ID. G., oct. 'h.-Spe-
clal.-The most interesting political situa-
ton IN the country just at present -
developing in Maryland, and the hsht
between German and the advocates oi
good government promises 10 become
sulpnurous before the ballots are cast.
The latest phase in the matter is the ~
tack by Congressman Neiih. 'on'
OF the Sixth district, on Quay, OF Ieiih-
sylvania, and the charges by Mr. "ehins-
ton that the Pennsylvania Is aldihs
German in his fight in Maryland.
Senator German has not disnifed the
charges OF Mr.. Wellington Dy eVhuc
scending TO make any reply 10 s"e .,,,
Those who know the relations OF -"
two senators believe, however tnat ''.o
charges are PROBABLY correct. quay
noted for interfering In Tie D'iioOanur0
affairs Of other states anu NE IL
known meddling with the affairs OF me
Florida Legislature at the time oI ING
election OF Can, resulting In the return
TO the Senate OF that undesirable tta-ss-
man. is well remembered IN the nout..
That Mr. Quay Is under many "Dlisa-
lions 10 Mr. German Is also well Known
and x is not at all improbable that y.
return FOR Mr. Germans kindly service
in nxins up steel schedule Iasoidhe
to Mr.. Quay when ne taril y.,, VII VII
assist Mr.. German in retaining posscs.
Sion Of the political power or the ',tats
of Maryland. Mr. NelinStohs iutuIs
looks dark, however, for he mas ttlIInd
IN the animOsity OF man VINO Whiie
al the other end OF the Capitol, VIII Dc
able 10 keep MIR. Wellington from many
of the cnioyments OF ms position as a
CONGRESSMAN. He Will undoubtedly see
that In the distribution OF cOlhi,i'''''
Mr. wellington receives few cold po-
The telegram sent by the President
last night to ex-Representative Tracey
York state Democratic ticket, has some
hearing upOn the Maryland campaign
As long as Mr Cleveland RETAINED rom
an expression OF interest In any OF ,h.,
state campaigns now IN piosi'es 'oo ,'is
German followers in Maryland co.lu
claim his friendly regard with ifhtu.'' q;
Now however. IL is realized that II
Mr. cleveland desired Germans success
I'm Maryland. he could intimate MS WISHES
as easily in Maryland as ne did last hishs
i'm New York. ,
Miss NJ. 4. Hayden. OF stanton; r. Y.
Wilson. Of Clifton Forge; }; ;; TLlpletl'
of MI Jackson. and W. NJ. fteHeIlI,s,
of Charlottesville. are registered at the
j. ". ana ". i. Leidy, of Manassas
are at Wizards.
". H. Bussford. Of Richmond, Is STOP
ping at the Congressional.
81 the 81. James Hotel are the fol-
lowing Virglnians: J. Gregory, OF Rlca-
mond. T.. H. Cloves and wife. OF ltlch-
mond: +. r. Jacobs. of Richmond' W. -;
Walker. Of 'StauntOn; +. NJ. Iew ana
wife. of Strausburg. q. X. quincy ana
wife. of West Point, and Il. LeNersoh'
of Alexandria.
W. ~. Hook and daughter. OF Lebanon,
are al the National =. ~
c. Worthington. of stanton; NJ. Kay.
mond. of Richmond, H. W. Potts, OF
Shepperdtown ". Petty1ohn and VIE
Of Iynchburg, and J. *. Edmondston'
of Lexington. are at the Metropolitan.
b. Buchanan, OF Richmond IS at the
United States. -
An original pension has been granted
70 William Henderson. deceased. OF Nor
folk. and widows pension 10 Ameha Hen
derson. also Of Norfolk.
Patents have been granted 10 the loi-
lowing Virginia inventors.
Edward Cliff, Newark, y. J., assishor
Of one-haff to &. r. JOuGhns, Berkeley
freight-car truck: two patents.
James H. Fleet. asslgnor of two-thlrds
10 ". B. Waldron and W. II. Anthony
Richmond, car door.
Edward Stirling, Alexandria groove
cutting tool. NJ. r,,f-.
Cadet appointments TO the west foinl
Military Academy have been maze as
Samuel r. Gieaves. Wytheyille; va,
Wvthc county. j. p. Maynard OF foa-
noke. Va, alternate. H..
l. C. Gregory. Jr., Tunstalls va" al'ei
nate for the Third district