The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

morning. but had only a chance to state
the object Of their mission briefly, when
the time Tor the Cabinet meeting arrived.
Mr.. Cleveland said 'Boys, II you don't
see the appointment come back to-mor-
row" The appointment was made In an
hour. and only Mr.. Livingston thought
the Presidents remark favorable 10 their
man.
Secretary Carlisle IS suli busy making
changes in the various heads OF depart
meuts and chiefs OF divisions in the
Treasury. q few appointments being an
nounced almost every day. lt Will not
be very long before he can make the
proud boast that the Treasury is as thor
oughly Democratic as IL is possible 20
make IT, He has had more time Of late
10 look into these matters. aud he and
his son. Chief Clerk Logan Carlisle who
has general supervision over the workings
Of the details of the department have
been very busy selecting the best men
for the positions. The senator's and con-
gressmcn speak IN the highest terms OF
the Democratic doctrine that holds In the
Treasury and its two heads are beyond
doubt the most popular members OF the
new administration There Is much work
ahead of them yet I'm the same line. but
when IL has been completed they can
rest easy IN the knowledge that It has
been well done
Congressman Henderson. Of North Car
olina. IS still ia the city, and Is very
happy to-day. because he has secured
the appointment Of Mr.. George McCorke,
Of Newton. as chief of the division OF
pre-emptions and town sites in the Cen
eral Land Office Of the Interior Depart
moni.
There was some little disappointment
to-day among the North Carolinians I'm
the city over the failure Of the President
10 appoint the district attorney for the
Western district Of the State They ex-
pect It. however. I'm few days.
Among the Virginians In the city are
Clay Drewry OF Richmond, William Ed
mund Christian. formerly Of Petersburg;
ST. George r. Fltzhugh, John II. Nelson
OF Lcesburg, =. L. Evans and wife Of
Fairfax. f. A. Porter Of Norfolk and w.
G.. Baldwin and wife OF Roanoke.
Congressman Meredith to-day filed
charges Of pernicious and offensive parti-
sauship against the present postmaster
at Falls Church, IN Fairfax county and
has hopes Of having good Democrat
put I'm his place
James David Tucker Of New London,
y. c.. has filed an application I'm the
Treasury Department for position as
internal revenue agent
The special postal service from Traut-
mans 10 Stophel Iredel county, has been
/ ordered discontinued from June Both.
Fourth-class postmasters for North
/ Carolina were appointed to-day as fol-
! lows:
Bandy. Catawba county, Mrs Maggie
| Jones. vice Perry +. Bandy, removed;
| Carter's Mills, Moore county, William G..
| Carter. vice George w. Horner, removed;
| Wakulla, Robeson county Flora NJ. II.
| Smith, vice l.. l.. Smith dead
d -fln
| Carolina have been commissioned to date
/ from the 23d. as follows
Thomas W Talham. Andrews: Dora
[ Lusk, Blun; Spotswood b. Taylor. Dan
| bury; Cora A. Brown, Hamptonville Du-
rant fl. Heritage. Trenton.
Fourth Assistant POstmaster-General
| Maxwell appointed eighty-three fourth
class postmasters to-day. of which nifty
/ seven were TO hll vacancies caused by
deaths and designations. There was only
one appointment for Virginia, Joseph A.
Patterson. at Lyndhurst. i'm Augusta
county. vice. John NJ. Harner. removed
Fourth-class DOstmasters I'm Virginia
have been commissioned TO date from the
23d. as follows;
James X. Trout. Long Glade; James w.
Claibourne. Warsham.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Nirginia-Increase Edward O'Keefe and
Frederick Reemer. II. L. w.