The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16

OF the incumbents and the appointment
OF postmasters AT the following offices:
John r. Age. Evansville, Patrick
county: Hiram VI. jenkins Flat Ridge,
Grayson county. -. B. Wells, Waller,
Henry county: r. y. Woodal, Mountain
Valley Henry county: j. J.. warwick
Oldtown. Grayson county; $. II. Dillard,
Flgsboro. Henry county, George W. ia
Wis. Ironsido. Henry county. Tyler I'akes,
Tarkil Patrick county; Ella V. Clark
Russell Creek Patrick county; W. II.
Smith. Shelf. Patrick county; George
Rakes. Charity. Patrick county; James
Soyars. Friends Mission, Patrick county;
W f. Martin, C0leville Patrick county
Obtained from the War Department or
der directing a public road 10 be opened
through the Government lands in Dan
Vile 10 the colored cemetery
Mr.. ". A. Norman. a prominent to-
bacco manufacturer Of Danville. Is in the
city.
Mr.. John Stanley. Of Martinsville.
another large tobacco manufacturer IS
also here I'm connection with his busi-
ness.
Congressman Swanson has been invited
10 address the Virginia Democratic Asso-
citation Of the District Of Columbia on
the 23d, and will do so if he is in the
city.
MHStIS, = p RNtAIrpHf Nl If'Ht NY ~
fs REGISTERED az the Metropolitan Hotel.
General John G.. Shields. Of RJarsidc,
Rcckbridge county. West Virginia, who
WAS az one time In Command of one OF
the companies Of the RichnlOnd iIOWt
zcrs. is in the city.
Colonel s. II. Letcher. Of Lexngt N.
president Of the board Of visitors of the
Virginia Military Institute. with bis bro
Wcr-iu-law. Major r. j. Shovel Of
MARYLAND are in Washington to-day
Mr. w W Carter, Of Wilson, y. G"
arrived in the city to-day
Nr George ST Newell. editor OF the
Henderson CN. CD Herald. is in the city
and is looking for a place under the Sec
refary Of the Treasury.
judge George PoiudcXtor. OF Lexingto ,.
VA. is in the city.
Notwithstanding the statement given
out bv Mr.. Cleveland TO the ctect that
there would be AN extra session Of CON
errss called between the lst and 18TH OF
September not earlier or later there has
been considerable talk of ,ate, and
some newspapers nave published para
graphs TO the effect that an earlier ses-
sion. possibly in July, would be called
8 congressman who had a long talk with
the President yesterday, said to-day that
there would, possibly, be no call for an
earlier DAY than those mentioned ln the
Presidents statement 20 the press, as
nothing had taken place since 30 was
given out 90 make Mr. Cleveland change
his mind. as 80 the proper time for the
session.
Marriage licenses were issued here to-
day 10 Ebert n. Dunn and Maggie Ar
mold OF Manchester. and Charles Brown
and Fannie L. Wilson. OF Norfolk
The fourth-class postmasters appointed
in Virginia to-day were as follows: Ali
sJui1 Pulaski county. j. e.. Hurst. wee
49, M Taylor. removed Head Waters
Highland county, Elizabeth A. Mafahair
vice Jacob H. CruWWett, removed Hope
Mills. Page county. H. NJ. Niands. vice
Albert R. Prcssraves. removed, Plain
View. King and Queen county, Forres.
.. Leigh. vice Warner H. Eoduc. resign
od. Randolph. Charlotte county. Harper D.
smith, vice Nathan ID. Dlckerson, re-
moved. Ryan, Loudoun county, J. D.
Lambert vice james v. Alexander Zee
signed.
Fourth-class postmasters i'm Virginia
have been commissioned 10 date from thr
l2th as follows. Samuel W. Simpson.
CaIyerton: Armistead 3arksdale, Jr,
Neadviue. Charles T.. Layman, Trout
Vile; Mortimer ". Mays, Variety Mills.
Johnnie e.. Hawthorne. Wilson's.
The name of the postoihce Tunstaus
New Kent county has been changed 20
Tunstall, and Benjamin w. Womack com
missiOned postmaster.
The fOurth-ClGss pOstmasters appointed
for North Carolina to-day were as fol-
lows:
Derr. Lincoln county. Laura s Ballard,
vice James Mullen, removed, Ivy, Madison
county. w. NJ. Clouse, vice j. Il. Morgan,
resigned Lisk. Rowan county, James
A Lisk. vice IA. W. McAllster, removed
Plymouth Washington county Levi d.
FaEan. vice Fannie O. Nelson, removed.
Tnon. Polk county Columbus NJ. Mills
vice Juds0n W. Whitney removed
Fourih-cl3ss postmasters i'm North
Carolina have been commissioned TO date
from the 18th as follows.
Lynn Stephens Holly Springs Julia j.
Stevens. McClammy; John b. Boddie
Nashville: John w. Robinson, Robbins
Vile. Jesse Il. Aldridge, Worthwhile; Jas
j.. Potcat. Nanceyville.
The name OF the postofice Ridge s.
Greek, Montgomery county has been
changed To Ridges Creek, the site moved
half mile south, and David ID. Brutou
commissioned as postmaster
Pensions have been granted as follows
Nirgiuia-Orsinal, widows. etc: Chloe
Sn0wden Widows Indian Wars. Martha
a. Walden.
North Carolina-Orieinal Widows. etc.
Cllotmlda Kight. Lovady Shelton. sur
vivors Indian WaIs: Thomas Irwin. Thos.
Ballard. H. l.. w.