Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-24
rrW APPOINTMENTS.
.,e eos VIRGINIA AND ONLY ONE
W eOR NORTH CAROLINA
eco,t Chief of Division In the
" ,,es,ury - Assistant Secretary
shlp Of Agriculture.
-. n.r roeulsr Corresronannt.,

...r,N. June 2@-~Very few np-
"..,,. we're made to-day. Tho fact
.'... President is daily getting rid of
...., revenue colloc,orships shows
mind ia sill running in that
e., and before many days can elapse
....rt that he Will get around 20
-r,, srd North Carolina, and thus re.
'.- ,t.,,, pcusc that has lowered over
,,,au.s ard their friends.
-.. ..rstood that within a week or
many moro consular appoint.
%" ..n Also be- announced. but IT is
.ut matter 20 tell who will be
az ..rkv N.fclnian. As has been
n, stated IN tins correspondence.
tlo members OF the con-
delegation have candidates
u. are pressing with a deal OF
t.-.fth bas two friends whom no
.I IA the service. One Is Mr..
~.arkollord. Of orange. and the
r.tf Louis kr0ht, OF Alexandra.
I>l.IL T. 70 ONE At LEAsr.
......ve Wise thinks that the
.~tuct Is Justly entitled 10 one
.h.- character. aud as he has
...l..uts the department officials
lelde who snail have the APP
...f it's concluded to recognize
lhe list could he extended
r.e other districts IN the State
Seemed. bui that would only be re-
..!matlOn that has already been
ru.h that the applicants aad
would doubtless prefer to
- appointment before their
80. ua.uoncd again.
Z a " n a.
.. l,p- aud believe that the Presi-
. sol. 70 % bostow some good posi-
Ir Peter j. Otey, of Lynch
I'LL. President recognizes the worth
.r- Of Mr. Otey and realizes
...rlt afford 20 take ANYTHING
.-I. u Will have 10 be some
.... .lrs quite well or be could not
.pt. and for tins reason 1t Is
-.-. .-langc the matter because the
siuons IN the departments ut
.-. .ro becoming scarce.
.luSGs TO Tm SOUTH.
....-y louc II is thought tina. the
appclntInc the Assistant Sc
Agriculture will be settled.
s goat many applicants. and
30 AL portions Of the United
.. ,'-..- pressure has been brought
s.dcut to appoint one Of
...s from the Northwest. but
... tt.t Mt Cleveland thinks the
.., t0 ihe South not only be-
south furnished the greater
..e electoral votes al the
u. but because II Is an
..cuou. The name OF Colonel
.I l.rbln. Of hing George coun-
e.. - i.cu before the department.
.... .... and while II IS impossible TO
. tns time with any degree of
De VIII receive the appoint
thought his chances are as good
lut Of the other gentlemen
t been pre- SGD for the position.
....l l. we'll endorsed.
.r tfE PRESIDENTIAL CLASS.
D, understood that the infOr-
..a Yesterday IN relation TO the
r.moying postmasters IN Nlr-
A.f.l Carolina applied only 10
presidential class. There Is
about the smaller Offices. The
NH 70 the minor offices has been
.. that the removals are being
-... . rapiditv that now gives gene
...-.lrD among the congressman
..u.-. No positive rule has yet
Violated. however. as 10 the presi-
masters. and until definite
...i iown by the President and
-ter-General nothing can be
Irrrv uD matters.
..-tatives Alexander and Woodland.
rN.-,. Carolina. returned 10 the city
'.. -.rr. They will endeaVor 20 COM
t.r AS possible their pOst-Oihce
rlat-ons and put in some work
isrtments IN behalf Ot consti-
lI want positions.
LEXINGTON coLLECToBsHp.
luoctci that the Treasury Depart
soon take up the collector ship
.. sort OF Wilmington, n. {. The
.- seuuuilcan Incumbent. II ls con-
..rLtt % have been removed long
uttle-s would have been long
-..rlLe bitter rivalry over the sue
DIVISION CuiEY.
r U scott. OF North Carolina, has been
.i 90 the position of chief of dlvi-
FIRST Auditors oihce, treasury
no..
lions from either Virginia or
S.. ...lia have been flod at the
p. t.I the past two days
..tative swanson lett FOR his
.... Latham. Va. this morning. He
.r. .y not return 20 Washington
t Ks unless IL becomes neccs-
r. ...p ont q constituent. lie has
.....-. -.r 81, many weeks that most of
....-. 4le III as good shape as he can
~ of visiting NirClnians con-
'...- lelsr. and very few are regis
;-I .rt 10 the hotels.
.-4uye WISE. who left for Rich
-..r 4r. does not expect TO return
e.. e. for some days.
I.sIMASTELs.
--ft. f.ur.h-class pOstmasters APP
.'. '.H.r We're:
s-Be.yi ie., Porqgimaus county.
%. Nirlol-On. removed: kk
...utg. !. 4. Davis wee II. 1.
..I. Iiop College, Aiamance
Enms Y. Monug r,ce j. W. Nc
t-. ....r.l. ioucurc, Chatham county,
..t b.. 20. Nom Die, removed; Pupeo.
Ped. .U,l. d. l.. DAVIS rice u. h. adams,
r.ry. krn1olph county, j. ". Cox
So ... re 1i.Ve1.
.1...4.uf GrayrOn c0unty, i. y. jen-
' s Hampton, resigned Black tone,
llfr. D. %. Epcs rics A. II. Jones, re-
.t.-F.r, Bah county. A. d. heyener
n-. resigned; Eliiston, Mont
n.y. ..J beverley rice J. Ii. Perdue,
.-.. .. ... fau u 90 UNITY, X. j. Moore
..-.r. removed: y rih RIVER, Rock
B.. j. johnson rice ". u. Chap
~luuEmau, Fairfax county, j.
. .. ri, l.. l. Eycns, res gued; Iem-
... mae county, 9. ". Oldham
I...rl.. rc-igned: Waterford. Lou
it- .t. b. g. Bennett gtcc IA. j. Burnhanl,