Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
SOME HOPE FOR THEM
SECRETARY CARLISLE DROPS AVERY
ENCOURAGING REMARK
Collectors May Bs Appointed Before Goa
grsss ssembies--Esesping the Heated
Term-Poss-Ofi ss--Postmastsra
From Our ReruI,r corresucnd.n.. ]

WASHINGTON, July 22.--Secretary Gar.
Isle returned to the city last evening and
was at the Treasury to-day. He let drop
a remark which indicates that IL he can
have his way some of the Virginia Gases
will be acted upon before the assembling
of Congress. He had reference to the col
lectors Of internal revenue and Of Gus
toms.
There has been an impression abroad
for the past week or ten days that prooa-
bly, many of these appointments would DO
made as soon as the President returns
from his vacation. Ii would be fortunate
for the candidates who receive recogni-
ton, for the reason that no delay would
occur in taking hold. II the President
waits until Congress meets the pom,na-
tions would have to DO confirmed by the
Senate.
AH.DIr OF HTS.
It is impossible to tell what Mr.. Glove
land will do He has o habit OF acting IN
his own time and to suit his pleasure.
Visiting virginlRns have been exocp-
tionally scarce for the past ton days or
more. The Capital CITY has been too NAB
and hot TO attract many or the people, ana
not until the first OF next month wlilxnae-
tiers revive in this place.
Mr.. James III. Fisher, OF Richmond and
his mother to-day accompanied Hon.
Charles II. Mansur and Mrs, Mansuf on Q
visit to Inray, Va. Colonel Mareur NJ TIP
Second Comptroller of the Treasury, ana
Mr.. Fisher is his private secretary.
PERIODICAL rRIps.
Mr.. Walter ID. Dabney. Solicitor OF the
State Department. has been periodically
escaping the heat of the cf.y by gong
every Saturday evening for the past seve-
raj weeks TO Charlottesville. where his
family are spending the summer.
Senator Hunton, who has been hero TOR
the past several days. has gone to ms
home, at Warrenton.
Congressman Marshall was unable, after
all, co got away last evening. He con-
cluded to remain in the city another day
10 press matters before tho departments
in the interests Of his constituents.
Miss Nfn of Hahfax county, has arrived
for the purpose of standing the required
examination for appointment TO cierk-
ship in the Census Oaiee.
EARLY ACTION.
II is said that action wall soon betakeu
bv the department on the postmastership
at Concord, N. @. Miss Duseubury. who
has held the position for twenty years and
who il backed for reappofntment, has o
number OF friends doing all IN their power
for her retention, and Senators Ransom
and Vance and Representative Henderson
have endorsed the Democratioeditor or
Concord for the place.
NAIL AFFAIRS.
Post. Offices have been established In
Virginia "a follows: Bliss, Frederick coun-.
ty, Marshall f. Baylis. Postmaster; Red
Mills, Rockbridgo county, benjamin L.
Hardy, Postmaster.
Changes have been ordered In mail
routes as follows:
Virginia-After July 2ith curtail service
from Churchville to Moscow, end at Par
nassus, omltting Moscow. decreasing dis.
lance two miles. After August Let increase
tho service from Clayton 70 Lorraine To
twelve times aweek.
North Carolina After August LIST change
the service from Wilkesboro' TO Ozark, so
as 10 embrace and end at Benham, omit
ting Ozark. decreasing the distance about
two and half miles.
DAYS CHANGES.
| MIR. Maxwell to-day made changes ines
post-offices of the fourth class. 81 of which
/ were TO fill vacancies caused by death and
resignation. There were 10 appointments
! for North Carolina. but there we're four tor
| virginia, as follows: Bealeton, fauquier
county, }. NJ. Price p,cC j. d. Price. re-
signed: Chatham Hill, Smyth county. Z.
! 81. Sexton r.ce G. A. Hubble, resigned;
} Madisonyille. Charlotte county. w. ).
l Puph uice Eliza III. Ford. removed: MT.
Scion, Augusta county, j. X. Plter rscs W.
L. Rush, removed.