The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-04

promise measure in shape. There has
been no canvass Of :he Democratic mem
bers OF the House that Will show the
real strength Of the silver and ant-sliVer
men. and no exact estimate Will be pos
sible until the Democratic caucus Is or
ganized
Mr. r. T. Daniel Of Richmond. has sue
cossfuly passed the Treasury examination
for position as chief OF division In that
department, and this commission was
siIhcd to-day by Secretary Carlisle lie
will be assigned 10 the internal Revenue
Department, probably the stamp division.
This place was given 20 Congressman
George -. Wise by Mr.. Carlisle and one
candidate. as mentioned I'm The Times,
failed 10 pass There was no DOUBT OF
MIR. Daniels ability. and that he has
come out with 1ying colors is but the
earnest OK the credit 20 himself and
city with which he will conduct the Of
fee lie will not enter upon the duties
Of the Office for about two weeks. or un-
til he can arrange his business affairs in
Richmond. He left for home this after
noon.
one Of the last acts OF Secretary Car
Isle before leaving his Office today was
TO designate Virginlan for "A good posi-
ton under the Treasury Department, be-
fore appointment. 10 which he Will nave
TO stand an examination
The excursion tomorrow Of the Nir-
glnia Democratic Association of the Dis
trict Of Columbia promises 20 be great
success. Among the speakers Invited and
expected is Secretary OF the Navy Her
bert. The object OF the excursion Is 70
raise money to be used this fall to help
Virginions go home 70 vote.
Mr. J. Frank East, OF Norfolk. and
State Senator Lawless Of Portsmouth,
arrived here yesterday morning by spe-
clai appointment 10 have a conference
with Colonel O'Ferrall They left for
home I'm the evening.
Mr. VI. Marx. OF Norfolk, spent Sunday
| in Washington.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Geue
Maxwell appointed ninety-slX fourth-class
postnasters to-day, Of khlch siXty-one
we're TO MI vacancies caOsed by removals.
The appointments for Virginia were as
follows:
Basic city. Augusta county. John w.
Voolfolk. vice Martin G.. Sanger. re-
moved; Brucetown Frederick county,
Samuel J. Swinley, vice William G..
Gleisner, removed, Cape Charles. North
ampton county. Garland r. Moore vice
Charles A. Mckinney, removed; Gaines
boro. Frederick county Howard p.
Kerns. vice Joseph Robinson. removed;
| Crosses. Smyth county, d. A. Gray, vice
| IcrfI M JOUtft lNtltHfIf dt'
| county. George II. cave, vice Thomas
| A. Somers. removed Norwood. Nelson
| county. J. W. Carrico. vice Paul STRAIT
! ton. resigned; Sterling. Loudoun county.
| William +. Sexton, vice George Johnson,
| removed
Virginia fourth-class postmasters have
been commissioned 10 date from the 18th
| as follows:
Henry s. Ashby. Delaplane: Henry A.
| OFT. Fairfield; Cornela r. Withers, Gla-
dys: William IT. G. McFadden. Hot
Springs: William ". Anderson. New
| bern; Harper s. Smith, Randolph: En-
mott NJ Morrison, Smithheld; Joseph NJ.
springman. sprinsman; Isaac B. Kagey
| Weyers Cave.
No appointments Of North Carolina
| pOstmasters were made to-day:
North Carolina fourth-class postmas-
| ters have been commissioned 10 date from
the 29th Of June follows:
Henry Fryar Faison: John o. Wallace,
! Norehead city; Levi J. Fagan. Plymouth; !;
| Joseph c. Crawford, Robertsonville; Jas
! r. Tanner. Saluda; Joshua L. Ewell, VII
| liamston.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
! lows;
North Carolna,-Orginal. Frederick
| Hines: original widows, &c, Elizabeth
| Haskett. II. l.. w.