The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-30

ment is thought by his friends here to
be mistake, and they are of the opinion
that he will receive something better.
| An application for appointment as Dep
uty Sixth Auditor OF the Treasury has
been filed by Mr.. T. NJ. Wade, of Lexing-
ton, Va. and his friends are working
hard TO secure the place for him.
Congressman Wise was at the Treasury
| Department this morning with Mr.. James
| i. Branch, of Richmond, who is an appli-
cant for the position Of national bank
examiner. Quite a satisfactory talk was
| had with Comptroller of the Currency
| Eckels.
senator Hunton is IN the city to-day,
and Will go TO Richmond tomorrow to
participate In the ceremonies of the rein
terment Of the remains Of President
DAVIS He was visitor at "A number OF
the departments to-day. but In most
cases found the secretaries out, Secre-
tarles Lamont. Morton. and Postmaster
General Bissel being out Of the city
until Wednesday. At the Treasury he
tired to secure a position for colored
Democrat, who came strongly Endorsed
from Madison county, through Chief
Clerk Logan Carlisle. and while he did
not succeed. the colored messenger to the
uneasy, fearing that II might be his scalp
which was wanted. Senator Hunton said
he wanted 10 get the man appointed I'm
the place OF n colored Republican from the
same part Of the State, who has place
In the department
Representative Epes. OF the Fourth dis
trict. was also busy around the depart-
ment In the interests OF his constituents,
for whom he is doing good. hard work.
Congressman Tyler has preferred
charges against Postmaster Malone at
Williamsburg. and has indorsed Mr..
Archer Brooks for the place and hopes
TO have the appointment made I'm a short
while. He will also prefer charges against
the incumbent at Smithheld. and has in
dorsed Colonel u. NJ. Morrison for the
place.
Mr.. Tyler went 10 see Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy McAdoo to-day and
secured the promise Of the honorable dis
charge Of Corporal Hanserath. of the
Marine Corps, who only lacks eight
months Of serving his enlistment. ana
who, on account of his fathers recent
death. wants 10 get out I'm order 10 sup
port his mother and family, who are I'm
need.
Mr.. Tyler leaves for Richmond to-mor-
row evening. and will not return until
Mr.. Julian Price Of Richmond. IS re-
gistered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mrs General Pickett left here this after
noon for Richmond to be present Wednes-
day, when the remains Of President Davis
are laid To rest for the last time. She
is one Of the specially invited guests Of
the occasion.
The Virginia Democratic Association
OF the District OF Columbia is already
arranging for the fall campaign I'm the
state. This association sends about 1900
Democrats 10 the State to vote at all
general elections. Usually the money 10
pay the fares is secured by soliciting. but |
the association is tired Of this. and are |
planning an excursion down the river |
for the near future, and hope TO clear a |
good sum Of money. The association is |
In fine shape and constantly growing
Fourth Assistant POstnaster-Gencral |
Maxwell appointed ninety-threa fourth |
class postmastors to-day, Of which sixty |
four were to hll vacancies caused by |
and deaths. The appoint |
mcnts for Virginia were as follows:
Bells Valley. ROCkbridge county, Adam |
n. Bell. vice Robert NJ. White, removed; |
Glen Wilton, Botetourt county, Henry c. |
DOuthat. vice 4. D. Kauff3lt removed. |
Round Hill, Loudoun county Gorge r. |
Ford, vice a. w. Beans, removed; Va |
-iety Mills, Nelson county, NJ n. Ways |
vice William O. Jones, removed.
Fourth-class postmasters have been |
10 date from the 18th as
clows:
Eugene c. Barrett, Courtland; Henry I.
rrimble. Monterey; Micajah O. Rogers.
'avedge.
new postofice has been established
Il Saratoga. Buckingham county. Va,
pccial. from Curdsvllc. three miles
with II. l.. Haynes postnast n.
Tho appointment Of North Carolina
pOstmas'ers to-day was as
ollOws:
Nashville, Nash county. J. B. BOD lie,
ice J. y. Farmer, removed; Rol asyille,
Wake county. DIR. L. B. Yo1lg, vice S.
V. Terrell, removal; SANFORD. Moore
ounty, John w. Scott. Jr.. vice G.. II.
removed: Wadesbough. Anson
ounty. j. \. Little. vice J. r. IcRea,
amovcd: Waynesylle. Haywood county,
.obert T. Underwood, vice j. VI. Davis,
smovcd.
Thomas T.. Gillian has teen conmis-
oned as postmaster at Jacksonville, n.
l., TO date from the 18th
Railwoy postoflice service has been IS
,blishcd on trains III and l3i, Raleigh
vision Of the SeabOlrd Air Line railroad.
atween Weldon and Sanford, Y. c.
lstance, 1880 miles the line 10 be
nown as the short run Of the Norfolk
nd Hamlet X. j, O.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original widows. &c, Fannie
sgoOd.
North Carollna-Orlginal widows, &c,
artha Andres; survivors, Indian wars,