The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-04
THE CAPITAL DESERTED.
,.RrY xIL or THE OFFICIALS
,rAVING on THETR FACTIONS.
probable Changes in the Committee Chair
,osn,bip. Holman and Springer May
Renre-Othor Washington News.
TINS BuRrAU. RArLrY BuILDISo,
WAsnNoloS. July 3. 1898.

zion dime. and everybody seems Dent on
se,t.ng as much holiday as possible, so
IS TO prepare for the hard, hot work
,bat viii be cntallcd by the extra ses-
..ou OF Congress. which will convene
sn She 4th Of next month. The Presi-
tert has set the lead. and the members
NJ his omcial household are arranging
20 follow as rapidly ne possible.
Secretary Carlisle starts tomorrow
..orning on a well-carned ten-day vaca-
don that will take him 70 his home in
Kentucky. and also FOR a short while TO
fbe Worlds Fair. He will be acc0mpan-
nd bv Nrs. Carlisle, his son. Mr.. Logan
carlisle. and Miss Berry who has been
visiting the family for some time.
The absence from the city OF Secretary
Carlisle and Logan Carlisle. who IS the
chief clerk of the Treasury Department,
means one thing sure, and That Is that
there will not, for quite a while. be any
appointments OF collectors OF internal
revenue or customs or 81 any minor
Offices under the Treasury Department
This will Of course be n big dsappoint-
nent 10 a number Of Virginia and North
Carolina aspirants. who for some tlHle
have been daily expecting their names
20 appear on the list OF app0intces. Ihe
term OF the present collector OF internal
revenue Tor the Western District OF VIZ.
cluia expires by Limitation on tne ISth or
fhie month. and that Of the collector Tor
fra Eastern District about the same
time. II the intention Of the President
in regard 90 the length Of his vacation
is not changed there will be time for
these aupOintmnots TO be made by the
date of the expiration Of the terms OF
the incumbcnts II Is not thought at the
White House that Mr.. Cleveland Will
make many appointments during his va
cation. and those he does make will be
only Of the most important character. II
has been the practice OF the Presidents 10
make some few appointments while away
for the summer. and Mr.. Cleveland VIII
500 an probability DO likewise
AT the Postofrlce Department those who
nre in a position 20 know do not expect
that any presidential postmasters VIII be
named during the time that Mr.. CleVe-
land Is out Of the city. II is possible,
however. that the POstmaster-Genefal
may run up 10 Gray Gables with his
pockets filled with papers ana get the
President to put his signatures 20 Few
Of them. Outside of his message TO Con-
qress the President does not want TO
have anything to DO while ne Is away,
ouu "hlg 'i' "lv0' il.p"i '""' 'i''''' "
VIII Doe sent TO him. Ihere are certain
classes Of departmental business 10 which
his name is absolutely essential, and
these will be forwarded 10 him regularly.
other secretaries are making ready 10
follow the lead of Mr. Carlisle. and, in-
deed. some OF them nave ahuclpateu ms
leaving anu are away alio"uy. So,
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VIII nave 10 pe ne" chairman repre-
."ilFe MaIun' oil Inal'na, "no va
,''lI mum '' ''.ls .g''',il,,'e l' III .'se ''.
it"Hsr not oe.hs ei'e'ea a meihoet oi
ihe Ily- -tHlIa 'ohtiess' III tlls Oilan
In'hsHlp ls gwen u" 9ou'nein ma" ,,.
il'I itrrhldllff Janus OF lnt iiISl Us
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l.'"e ul"i 'N0''''i''et' "t .t""'O ~ 80"
place. He Us q member oi the committee,
eNi as sueh mas aDl'Sileu 'ovoiu -
iNI keeping WIN lhe line Vl ISlo' NJ
already started 10y Secretary hoEe Smitn
aN4 Ithslo" commissioner LoShIeh' anu
is ln nun ACCORD WIN lhe uecIdIduohS
of ihe Democratic pialloim on the suO-
Sect
Little coulu DE acconnpilshod atouhu the
apartments 'V,'"y, o"!hs 10 INC pi.po-
ration for the hoiia"y ''-n,olio"' me
members or he virginia uei 'satioh "SIe
busy an day. but aCcoinplSheu very III
le thoush '"ey 'l.''vu so''e ', ~ uIn
j. lhal W"n i'a"i' ~ @ wv ~
oi some NllsllaHs 70 sil"n pi'DyS ~
ioie very lV's' AZ ~. VIZ -. W.
az the fost"ih'e A'I"' '"' .N' 'V.''a9 lvoH-
Ing after iour1h-claso p"s'oinOeS III 'heh
districts.
Congressman Jones ana Tyler were at
the Agricultural Department hut' owlnB
20 the absence from the city or secretary
Morton. could DO niue. Ihey Waht 10
zee several on thelr cons 'tueii's appoint
ed 10 places IN tht u'p"l 'i''"' "'' "i'D''
the civil service rules
Congressman george H. WISE aiIlNV"
here last night from Richmond looking
much refreshed after MS shoI, resi- anu