Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
CALLERS ON GROVER.
...v CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE IN
"S S~'so,uceD TO TIE PRESIDENT.
,,,., r.simaster Turns Out TO lie n
Newspaper Man end mn
-nTcnsive Partisap."

.........rov. March l5.--From carly in
..-,.n- until ! o'clock IN the after
UT ~, Cleveland was kept busy ro-
.mcial visitors. and then went
.tle la,t Room 10 shake bands with t
-.,.. crowd o. people
..-- h-s callers were delegation OK
.........., le uisiers. consisting of Bishop
t-.. ~ Maryland; Potter, OF New York;
'..,...r. 4 lenusy lyania, and Hare. oi
n.kr.a. They hope for modidca-
3D.. .f.inreucy OF tho Chinese cx-
,v When t3o President passed
.t. ruhhc hallway after ms confer
,.,a 90, bishops on his way 10 DIS
.. yss war.a!G 10y seyera, congress
stood for quite time III The haii-
-r fo them. lhc waitinR-rnom
..' ,, crowded by tins time Tint
.cnl-c.y standing room IN 1t.
.o,,u WISE DISAPPOINTED.
,...r went away without seeing the
Among these was senator
r Nnffh Dakota. who came with
Benton. ot bis State. an applicant
. r.Mmi-siouership Ot the General
.n.r. RcpTosentatiyc BryGn. OF
ar1 some .of ms constituents
.... t,.a, Nr. Cleveland.
....r. moro fortunate were Representa-
-..ry. al kentucky. who urcscnt-
..-li.ate tOT the internal-Teyenue
100 SOD hi- district Thomas Bell,
-icr-. Senator lrby. of south
c.ma with Judge Earle, cX-
.l General of South Carolina, who
.... ,.e Gslrct att0rueyship Tor his
ruE OLD DoMlN1oN.
.rouge Meredith, Of Virginia,
ID candidate for the LYONS con-
George :. Shhckelfvrd, OF Orange,
Naason. of Mcmphis, and +. p.
r. ... with Representatives PATTERSON,
......-..e Mr.. Manson rs a candidate
..... rttta1 States marsaalshp for tho
...... District ot his state and Mr.
.s.,t> i5 bo lnternal-Rcveuue Coz
tr tle Middle and Western Dis
....rrrs TO " DONE AWAY WIN.
..+.-. Morton. Of the Agriculture
O. has found time 10 famlIarzo
n'h rhc duties OF nearly an tho
. ...of the department. There arc
-.r.lrr. that are regarded hy hlm as
...-... and hc does not propose that the
f..s -ml much longer draw
..4ro5 without giving the govern
. tn, return. lie has concluded
... ..s.rA oi these positions are not
.f.I 'l fhs success OF tine dclart-
...f. end vili shortly NOTIFY the lucum-
f.f their places are vacant. lbeY
..t Pre- flied. The SccretM y says he
.,f..5-t t1 run A,s department on bust
. le,i. Whore officials do not earn
...r -,laro- the latter viii bc turned over
t.n. credit ~ inc department..
Sixty pisNIssAIs.
Secretary Morton has been compelled,
,..rtt Of the iu-ui,iclency tor the
.'.f ..t.rtmeut. to sign an order dismls-
... about sixty Cupiovees 81 that di-
s...... lie -iuis,al, tCok enect to-day.
...GNt.1o,. ~ C11NIssioNrR sToNE.
r.. rr.siden' has accepted the reslcna-
....Df U.s. ". S:ouc, ot iowa. Commls-
..-lt the General Land Office, 90 take
o. NarcA -ita ucEt.
rorCuING rosrNAsTTHsHrs.
T.. rr.-ideutlal postma~ters sent 20 the
-...t. f1.duy. FIVE ln number. comprise
f.. cuS.5 now complete aud ready
aston. the PCstmaster-General has
,t..e. senators and members OF tho
N .-. ol Representatives that hereafter
.. r.l require go addition 10 their recon-
,...l.rou som" local expression OF the
r'..i. Of the Office as 10 the fitness OF
a.uucants
uDFr SWIM APPOINTMENT.
Secretary ii le Smith has appointed Mr..
. .urr Pope. q Washington. Ga, Chief
.'tt. DIVISION II Lands and Railroads.
Secretary, 5 office. Interior Department
I. 3. Weaver, Of Pennsylvania, re-
..a.-
NAFX-YARD CHASGrS.
~p.ilr Yesterday ot changes in the
t-.I.ra uavy-yard. Secretary Herbert
...t t.4. none would be made tor the sake
lr.. tie would carry ont the plan
....-...l bv bis predecessor of select
...r .e.orliDE 10 their ability ANA e1-
r.- rather than because OF any pohti-