The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28

omce was visited. but the Public Frihter
,ogorn.ed him that the full limit OF the
s5estlcity of his establishment had been
reoched and no more appointments would
be made.
Cadet Hayo's Cnse.
Tho case OF Naval Cadet Mayo, who
was one OF the four cadets found guilty
OF hazing at Annapolis. and sentenced
10 dismissal from the navy, was yester-
day received by the Secretary OF the Ma
vs.. who, on account Of the excellent rec
ord OF the young man, and the great
promise he has shown Tor a brilliant ca
reer in his profession, modified the origi-
nal harsh verdict Of dismissal 70 one
months discipline on board a United
States man-of-war.
Visitors So Washington.
Messrs. W. G. Crenshaw. Of Virginia,
ard ". H. White and j. H. FelTee' OF
North Carolina, are at the Metropolitan
Congressman Meredith this morning Sc
cured tbe removal OF two fourth-ciass i'e-
publican pOstmasters, and, at ms Ieque15'
Democrats were appointed In their steau,
MIR. Gibson. at East Falls Church ana
Aif. Moore. at Morryyille, Fairfax county
were the fortunate ones. -,.,
Messrs. Fred. i. woodward. OF tdch-
mond: j. W. Iihl, Of Manchester anu
ii. " Turner, OF Virginia, are resls'ereu
at the National.
Messrs. POLK Miller Of Richmond; II.
B. Russell. Of Hampton NJ. F. wharton
of llray. and r.. Is. Hodges, Of Noriolk,
are at the ST. James.
Wasningtou NOtcs.
State Senator Thomas w. Harrison
and Mr.. Robert W. War, chairman of
the Democratic Committee in Winchester,
were in the city to-day In quest of speak
ers for the big mass-meeting TO be neld
ia Winchester next Monday night in
company with Senators Daniel and Hun
ton. they visited the House this morning
and sought among the few orators pres
ent some speakers for the occasion. They
were fortunate I'm finding I'm Mr. John
G.. Tarnsney. Of Missouri. a considerate
listener to their request and he has con-
sented 20 be present next Monday and
address the people Of Frederick county.
MIR. Tarsney was captured during the
war as a member Of a Michigan regiment
al Winchester. and now the tables will
be turned. and ON next Monday night he
is certain TO capture the people Of that
historic town. Mr.. Tarsney is a mem
ber Of tho Ways and Means Committee
of the House. which has under considera-
ti0u the new tariff, and is one OF the
best informed men upon the subject or
tariff iu that body. and the people VINO
win have an opportunity Of listening
60 him next Monday win hear clear and
concise and true dissertation upon the
famous issue in the Democratic platform.
Mr. Joseph Bryan, OF Richmond was IN
the city last night and called upon MT.
Frank Hatton. I'm the magnificent new
POST building. Mr.. Bryan was delighted
g
Of The Post, which eXcelled, he said,
anything in excellent appointment and
positye newspaper thrift that he had
seen. Mr. Bryan was returning from the
Worlds Fair, and left for New York last
night
Hon. Josiah Patterson. Of Tennessee, re-
turned from Fredericksburg this morning
having addressed a splendid audience
there last night. He was well pleased
with the courteous reception and appre-
ciative audience that greeted him, and no
doubt the Fredericksburg people enjoyed
the deep. logical and entertaining speech
which Judge Patterson delivered for them.
Hon. LLOYD IT, Smith. chairman of the
party Of the First district was here to-
day. and left for Richmond 10 see Mr.
Ellyson upon political business.
Judge smith Or for New esico.
Colonel Thomas Smith left this morning
for New Mexico. where as Chief Justice,
be will preside by request Of that peo-
pie and the appointment Of Mr. CleVe-
land. Colonel Smith left with feluc-
tance that proved the depth OF his
LOYALTY to his State and her people, and
more than once, as he spoke, 1t was
evident that his warm affections still
fingered about the old Commonwealth
with whose history he and his people
have been so closely associated. II VIII
NOT be long. however. before New Mexico
Incomes a state and then the Senate
may know Judge Smith as the first SEN
otor from the newly admitted territory.
There are other men who could be better
shared than the favorite gentleman OF
FauQuier.
PostInsstprs and Peneions
The total number OF fourth-class post
masters appointed to-day was seventy
THE Vireinia appointments were rs tol-
lows. Cleveland H. G. smith
vice r. j. Musick, removed; Lyi-
hams E. ID. Rock. vice J. n.
Eiss rorooved. Snowvine. G.. j.. FL
more vice w. j. Showalter removed
The MARYLAND appointments were as icl-
lou,e. bertha. j. s. Dorsey. vice Mrs. +.
r. Williams. resigned; Gwinn, W. j. Er-
win vice Isaac Erwin, dead Ruuand'
William Gather, vice Samuel Anderson
dead: Seat Pleasant, j. W. kaldenoocK'
vice w. a. Lusby, resigned
The following pensions have been
granted:
V1rginia: Oreinal-John NJ. Dawson,
williamsburg. James City. Increase
James c.. Little. National Military Home
Elizabeth City. Mexican War survivor
Increase-John II. Hipkins National Mill
tary Home, Elizabeth City; Paul savage
Arlington. Nelson.
North Carolina: Mexican War Survivor
-Increase-Coumbus Cox. Rocky Springs
Rockingham. Widows-In6ian Wars sal
lie clark. old Fort. Mcdowell. Original
Widows. etc.-Elizabeth Gray, Avon
Dare. Suryivor-Indian Wars-Amos Cal
vean. Mills River. Henderson. Widows
indian Wars-Mary Ann Hin, Brights
Greek, Polk.
II. L. w.
THE GELLERT'S DANGER.
Al Of Her Passengers Landed After IN
Tyenfful Novage.