The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

OF the fiscal year, as II Is possible to
have. For this reason the senators and
representatives are crowdlng him with
suggestions as TO the best men 10 appoint.
hoping that the blows now, when the
iron is hot, will be the ones that will
shane his action. Mr.. Cleveland hears pa
tientIy all they have to say. and sends
n large majority away with slightly
swcllcd hearts, as a consequence OF one OF
his nicely-turned little pleasantries con-
cernlng the candidates urged by them.
MIR. Cleveland however does not depend
on these wOrd-of-mOuth Endorsements en-
trely. Different evenings In the week
are devoted 10 consultation with the
Cabinet. when the papers I'm certain cases
are thoroughly considered, and when the
two can agree on a proper person, the
appofnfment IS made at once. In the
minor appointments Mr.. Cleveland de-
ponds largely on the advice Of the MEM
hers Of the Cabinet. who. ne thinks, have
more time for the smaller matters than
he cares TO devote 10 them but IL is sur
prising. 80 the secretaries say how he
remembers the things. good ana bad, mat
have been told him about those who want
the little places.
Congressman Tucker was very happy
to-day over the appointment or captain
c. f. Jordan as postmaster az bueha
Vista I'm Mace Of +. H. Gilbert, removed.
Mr. Tucker said that Captain Jordan
was a Confederate veteran. an ex-memoer
OF the Legislature and in every way GUAM
fed for The position. The removal q
Mr. Gilbert. ne said. was on account Oh
no charqes. but gotten through hard
v.o~l- This makes the third presidential
noetoHce IN his district from which he mas
/ succeeded I'm getting the Republican ie-
r,oted In the fourth-class appoint
/ rnonte to-day. three out OF the iVe were
/ I'm Mr. fuckers district -.
/ Cororessman Tyler was very much
! troubled to-day because Secretary or me
! Navy Herbert had given the best paying
! place ga the navy-yard al NoIlo'A -
| a North Carolinian. The place ls lh"s Vi
timber Inspector and pays $io0 Iay.
| 7fr Tyler was promised however lna1
'.'.-,i changes would be made I'm the
| clerks I'm the yard I'm very ie" Gay -
| ana maj his recommendations would De
Tho appointment Of Mr.. Province Nc
! l,o,.o,i.lr Of Clarke county. as lndlah IT.
| oroctor. which was announced S'F i," ""i
doys ago An The Times. was mace puoilo
bv tho President to-day. -,.. TO
Senator Daniel was at the inter.
partmcut to-day 10 secure ihe 5ll ar
mcnt of Captain John Carinlchtsl "a o.
examiner I'm thc eurvcyor-general o.iO..
7rr c 7. Tuuton Of the first anai'oF
oFico of the Treasury, has gone 10 ilS
| homo ot Winchester. for n SNORT NlSi'
| Mr. 6 s. KhOads Of Leesburs, Is Iesi9-
| torad at the National Hotel ,...,
rorrtb Assistant Postmaater-Genera
MAXWELL appointed soventy-nine louItn
| class postmastcrs to-day. or Whcn my
e,o were 10 nm vacancies caused ny ~.
eirponons and deaths. The appointments
Tor virginia were as follows
/ h1llrHFnW Y.
vuiam IT. Mann. vice John w. Hughes
,anoved: Almond. Rockingham county
! c,uio Nfolhoru. vice William +. shaver
| r,gir,od. Curdsville Buckiughasl county
| ~ raldwin. vice Charles NJ. Garnet
rov,ovod. Now Hope Augusta county
| ts.baua u. Kerr. vice Zach r. Kerr dead
Somerset. Orange county. William ~
Euckner vice n. w. Newman remoNtu'
| Fourih-class p0stmastcrs nave pvC1
commissioned I'm Virginia to date from the
9th as follows. o.
Jobn S. Hayes. Alton; Bradley W. Car
fer Cumbow: William y. Larew, 'IIeeh-
vile. Thomas G.. Kelley. Hallwood; Moses
/ a. weaver Lodge; Edwin A. McNulty,
! mcdowell: Jackson /. Durham. Ripple
| mead. Albert S. Spencer, Rival; Russell
! A. Davis Urbanna.
! The appointments Of North Carolina
! fourth-class postmasters to-day were as
| follows:
! Archer. Johnson county, Mrs. Bette
! Pool. vice Addison NJ Barnes. resigned;
! Brior Creek. Wilkes county, George Sole,
| vice Robert L. Wooten. resigned Leaks
! Vile. Rockingham county. James NJ. Price,
! vice ID. NJ. Vernon. removed; McClammy,
| WAYNE. county. Mrs. j. A. Stevens vice
| S. G. Kirkpatrick. resigned
Fourth-class pOstmasters I'm North Caro-
| lima have been commissioned 10 date from
| the 9th as follows:
Nathaniel Sylvester, Richlands; VIII
liam IT, IT. Ewing Sulphur Springs.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Nircinia-Widows, Indian Wars: Sandle
Sullivan.
North Carollna-Original Widows, etc:
! Mary a. Griffin. II. l.. w.