The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-14

al Cramps shlp-yard Mr.. Herbert in
| introducing Mr. Finney 10 one OF the
party said Let me introduce you 10
the young man who runs the navy
| This was. OF course, little pleasantly
OF the Secretary's. but 10 those who
know him well % indicates q high regard
Tor the ACKNOWLEDGED ability of Mr. Fin
ney and his acquaintance with the work
ings of the department
Comptroller of The Currency Eckels was
seen by the correspondent of The Times
to-day. and asked II De- had taken up The
matter Of the appointment OF national
bank examiner for virginia Mr.. EckCls
said that ne had shelved that matter for
the present. and that tt would be some
little while before be took IT up again.
There were a number Of young men from
the State. an Of whom seemed 10 be
very active. but. while he had decided 10
give Virginia one Of the extra examiners
10 be appointed he had not decided yet
who would get g..
None OF the Virginia delegation I'm Con-
gress called at the White House this
morning before the Cabinet meeting
though IL Is possible that the President
VIII be urged tomorrow 20 consider the
appointment OF the two collectors Of in
tcrnal revenue for the State. Senator
Hunton Is here to-day In connection with
a case which he has before the United
States Circuit Court Senator Daniel
left for his home at Lynchburg last night.
Congressmen Swanson. Marshall and
Jones are stlll IN the city. Mr. Swanson
was busy to-day answering his mail and
preparing his papers for an attack nthe
PostOfice Department tomorrow. Mr.
Jones made his attack on the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster-General to-day. Mr.
Marshall visited a number Of the depart
monts and put IN some excellent licks for
his constituents.
Mr.. S. S. Nottingham, Jr.. business
MANAGER Of the Norfolk Landmark, and
Postmaster +. l.. Slade, Of Norfolk, are IN
the city.
non. Marshall Mccormick. brother Of
Indian Inspector Mccormick. Of Clarke
county. arrived here Sunday night.
Friends filed in the Treasury Depart
ment to-day an application for r.. NJ.
Harding Of Big stone Gap, for internal
revenue agent
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General
Maxwell appointed slxty-three fourth
class postmasters to-day, Of which thirty
were to hll vancancies caused by re-
movals The appointments for Virginia
were as follows
Gave Spring Roanoke county, Samuel
B Hancock vice Martha T.. Hartman,
resigned. Craddockyine, Accomac county
J.. r. Custs. vice Florence B West re-
signed. Dutch Creek Nelson county, X.
H. Thornton. vice Steven Wray Sr, rec
moved: Ivanhoe. Wythe county. j. Is.
Pcrce, vice Francis a. Grove, removed
Karl. Appomattox county, Mrs. Mary
Moore. vice Isabella j. Dickerson, re-
signed Naruna, Campbell county, James
j. P0indcxtcr vice Nathaniel r. Hobson,
removed. Rapps Mills. Rockhridge
county. Charles W. webb, vice William
w. Ackerly. resigned.
Virginia fourh-class postmasters have
been commissioned 10 date from the 3th,
as follows.
Edward l.. Patterson, Jump; Paul STRAIT
ton. Norwood; william O. Huckner
Somerset.
The appointments OF fourth-class post
masters for North Carolina to-day were
as follows.
Beaver Dam. Union county Fred w.
Ashcract. vice Jasper King. resigned; |
Korshaw Pamlico county Smith S. Cur
lis. vice James Edwards. resigned. Null |
grove Catawha county, Mary A. Hun, |
vice D VI. Britain. removed; Whittier. !
Swain county Samuel n. Cooper, vice !
Mordecal Zachary removed.
North Carolina fourth-class postmasters /
rave Uffl 'HNlllllNniDutNf 70 hdlt from l-r /
9th. as follows:
Daniel B. Roscbrough Cleveland; James /
1L Price. Lcaksville. John w. Scott. Jr..
Sanford; William r.. Ferguson, South
port.
New postofHccs have been established in
North Carolina as follows:
QUtsna Bertie county special from
Windsor. seven end one-half miles east,
with Victoria O. pugh as postmistress.
SpeCdweu, Jackson county Painter
three miles north Fan CH6 three miles
south. with Matte T.. Rogers as post
mistress.
Patents have been granted as follows:
Nireinia-John w. r.. Johnson. assignor.
f0 Treieear Company Richmond die for
welding links.
John A. Markly, assignor of two-dfths
.o d. G.. Carpenter, j. a. Roberts and D.
A. Capeu Clifton Forge. car coupling
Philip Whitlock Richmond. assignor 10
American Tobacco Company, New York
hmdcr-clamp for cigar punching ma
hlue
North Carolina William +. Beaseley
oxford. Indicator lock
George w Crimes. Mu-freeshoro fan.
William M. Lindsey, Dennysville. wash
ng-nachine
William G.. Peyton, Red Springs saw
min attachment
Pensions have been granted as follows. |
North Carolina-Surylvors Indian wars.
Usher Clendenin. ii. l. W.