Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
THESE FILE PAPERS.
THOSE ON THE ANXIOUS BENCH CAN
TAKE HEED.
The President Is Expected 20 DO Great
Things Next Month-Postmnsters
Appointed.
lFrom Our Regnlar corrospondent. J

WASHINGTON, April 2i.--Among the ap-
plications filed at the Treasury Depart
ment by Virginians may be mentioned
Alphonso NJ. Bullock. Shipping Commis-
sioner at Norfolk Il. VI. Bray, OF Staun-
ton. Bank Examiner; Clarence Coleman.
superintendent of tho public building
10 be erected at Roanoke; W. II. fussell,
OF Richmond, Inspector Of Customs.
The application of Mr.. Gray makes four
Virginians who want TO be appointed
Bank Examiner. The other three are MIR.
James =. Branch, OF Richmond; Mr.
Fuller. Of Winchester, and Mr.. John q.
Muller, of Danville.
The latest North Carolina applications
NJ the Treasury Department are Samuel j.
Waters OF Newberne. Collector of Gus
toms: $. ". Davis. Assayer at Charlotte;
Dr. J. ". Smith superlntehdent of con-
structIOn for the proposed public build
ing at Reidsyiie; William J.. Ardfy, OF
Mccklenburg. Assayer at Charlotte: }. 4.
Jones, of Raleigh, Inspector or Special
Agent; ". VI. Anderson. of Ashevllle,
Deputy Third Auditor.
TO THE EXPECTAYT.
The Presidents notification to the anxi-
ous gentlemen who are expecting places
that he Will do practically nothing in the
appointing line until after his return from
Chicago has had the effect Of further de-
plotting the ranks here, and this ~
nOtlceably true as regards Virginia
and North Carolina. There is "a very
small comparative representation here at
present from either of tie states named.
The cOngressmen cannot do ANYTHING TO
help along matters Just now, either,
and most of the members have gone
20 their homes 10 await the plea
sure of Alr. Cleveland. The latter
protested that his work was retarded be-
cause Of .he great number OF callers, and
as long rs there was such steady stream
of visitors BE- could not possibly find time
70 make the desired changes.
II is understood that rs soon as Mr..
Cleveland ~ through with his Official visits
and settles down for business again az tho
White House. toward the end of the first
week m Aiay. he Will make q number Of
important changes and indications point
to two or three appointments for
Virginia. tut 1t has not been de-
termnod fully what they will be.
The President has assured some Of the
members of the delegation that he Will
take proper care of Virginia, 5ut be says
the people must have patience. and that
he cannot be crowded from aDy one State
when thore are forty-tour S,5te5 70 be
heard.
THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
Hon. VI. II. PInnix, Of Lexington. who
Is candidate for Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Western District OF North
Carolina. ls Mt the metropolitan, accom-
panied by Mr.. PlnnlX.
Representative Tyler. Ot Virginia. re-
turned - the city to-day.
llr. Melvin L. Carter and the Misses
Carter. aud Mr. Lock Craig, Of Asheyilio.
are among the latest arrivals from North
Carolina.
POsTMAsrERs APPOINTED.
Among postmasters appointed to-day
We're:
North Corolna-Ceffo, Person county,
Marion L. Carver. rice J. R Long, resign
ed: New Hill Wake county, W. Il. Barker,
r.cs ID. II. Gardner. resigned Oriental,
PamIco county, ". +. Midyet, r,ce J.. y.
Delnmar, RESIGNED.
NirglniG- Qunton, New Kent county, {.
l.. Harrison, rice ". p. Morgan, resigned;
Rolling Hl.l. Charlotte county. /. IL.
Hamersly. rice II. BerNeY. resigned.
A post-Ollice 10 be known AS kosebrook
has been established In Greene county,
Va, with Richard b. Hcdrlck as postmas-
t.T.
Star service has boon established in Nir-
gina from Dunavaut TO Aldrlch twice
week. from July !. 1898, To June 20, 1881.
Pastmasters have been commissioned as
North Carolua-2iargaret Z. HAYES,
Bldtown: Mamie T.. Gautt. Edith; Edna
kimmel Huron.
Xrginia-Nannie 6. Eubank, Beuah-
vile: Harvey II. Dudley, Glade Hill; john
=. GRAY. Powelltou; Darwin Ii. Scott,
Eeusens; Zachariah $. Kondabush, Sc
vile; Edwin 1. Wright, Noy.