Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

MISSIONER .. fnutan Affairs, Public Printer,
superintendent Of the Bureau OF Engraving
ana Pr'ntin.. Minister 10 Germany, Minister
10 China, Consnls.6enefal 10 Liverpool and
Paris aud sli the oonsulales, officers Of the
District Of Columbia, including Two COM
missioncrs. Marsbsi, Recorder OF Deeds.
and Register Of Wills; two Civil
Service and one Interstate Commerce
Commissioner, local officers at New
York and Philadelphia, posimasteis, COL
lectors, surveyors OF port. etc. The list
IL sufficient 70 keep the place.hun.crs In
Washington for several weeks yet and they
viii be accompanied by Senators and Repre-
sentatiTcs who are not satisfied 10 leave the
selection Of fortunate nominees 10 the ex-
eeuilyc department without their advice ond
suggestion. Tc.days developments indi-
cate tba, the office al Public Printer will be
bestowed upon none Of the gentlemen who
have been 30 far named 10 connection with
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INTERSTATE cOHMsRcE COMMISSION.
Representatives Of the southern aud south.
western railroads appeared before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to-day for the
purpose OF iullV and particularly setting
forth and showing what their rates are. and
how these export rstes are made. The wit
ucsses stated that the rates OF INLAND trans
IOrtation fluctusted according 60 the rates
made by scabosrd steamship lines. and for
this reason they could make no rates The
greater part of the time 81 the witnesses was
devoted 10 explaining the inland proportion
OF TIC export rates on cotton, comprising,
and The shipment Of The ssmr.
The railroad companies for the southern
and southwestern section OF the country
were nearly an represented. Among The
TallcOad-men present were the following:
sol. Haas. traffic manager, Il. u. Carpenter,
and !. NJ. JFOamonger, Associate Railways
% Virginia and the CnroliDas; 6. l.. Din,
general freight and passenger agent Atlantic
aud North Carolina railroad; y. Walters,
yicc-pFcsident and general manager, and J.
". Emerson, Atlsrtic-t eSst Line; w. j.
shellman md George 4. Whitehead, Central
karoad and Banking Company Of Georgia;
Charles Schli. president, ADD Robert y.
Ryan, general freight agent Cincinnati.
New Orleans and 1cTas-Pacifc Railroad
Compsuv and Associated Railway Companies;
y. G.. Murray, freight traffic manager, and
T.. ID. ilolchkss, general freight agent
Chesapeake and ONO Ioilway; John 81.
Wyly aud Ray knight, East Tennessee, Viz
cinia and Georgia railroad; l.. Il. Dorsey,
Georgia Railroad COMPANY; A. G. Knapp,
Georgia Southern aud Florida Railroad
Compqny; u. g. Mercy and A. j. krapp,
Illinois Central. southern Lines-W. J..
Walker, .Ir. manager kanawha Dispatch;
.. g. Parsley. Jr., division freight agent
Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis Rail-
rOsd Company, and Kansas City, Memphis
aud Birmingham Railroad Company; j. :.
psYaut. a sislani general freight agent and
+. Hughes. Memphis and Charleston Rail
road Company; L. J.. Russell. general solci-
tor &. ". Gibson. cotton agent, ana II. ;.
Depow. trallc manager Mobile and Ohio rail-
road; Charles tddg, vice Dre'ioent, and Au-
CUtus Pope, general freight agent Norfolk
and Western railroad Company; Niliam }.
Craig. assistant generalffeight aud passenger
agent Port Royal aud AUGUSTA Railroad Com
pauy and Port Royal and Western Caroliua
Railroad Company; j. r. NscMurdo. gene
raj freight and passenger agent Richmond
md Allegheny Railroad Company; j. NJ. T..
Iaicott, Irsl yice.presideut, j. II. Drake,
general freight agent, J.. J.. McCi-skcy,
division freight and passenger agent, aud o.
-. B3rnum, general freight and passenger
agent Georgia Pacific division; W. a. TURK,
q vision freight 0nd passenger agent, {, u.
Borum division freight aud passenger
agent. -. CardHcl, division freight and
passenger agent, and ". A. Winburn,
division freight ana passenger agent RcR-
mOnd and DAnyllle Railroad Company;
&. A. TAYLOR, general freight aud ucket
agent Richmond. Frcderlchs ourg, and Poto'
mac Railroad Company; &. II. Owens, traf-
&c manager savannah, Florida. and Western,
Charleston and savannah. Brunswick and
Western companies WiliismP. llsrdee, gen.
efal freight and passenger agent Savannah,
Florida. ana Western; j. T. Myers, super
intcnient transportation Seabosrd and kos-
nokc; :. y. pickcn., general passenger
agent. John -. Peck, general NAM
ager south Carolina Railroad COMPANY;
Thomas II. Garter. commissioner; G.
A. elukcll, secretary; Willism If. Halsy,
chief rate clerk. Charles W. Ps7do, slcuog-
faphcr southern Railway and Steamship
Association; Andrew Bfoaddus, general
freigb, agent Virginia. Tennessee and
Georgia Air.Linc; Cecil Gabblu, president
and general manager. Charles II. Cromwell.
general freight agent Western railway OF
Alabama snd Atlanta and West Point Rail-
rogd Company.
Thoma. n. carter. sol. Hass, George A.
Whitehead, Charles Schili, Charles II. Crom-
we'll, Joseph ~. Brown. Augustus Pope
Edward Fitzgerald. :. A. L. Dale, and Il.
Il. Dorsey had hearing to-day.
PONDS PURCHASED.
Tie Treasury to-day accepted SlG1, 900 43's
N los. one tender Of two millions Of per
cents. at 1894 was rejected.