Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
WASHINGTON CITY.
CONSERVATIVES LOOKING AerEa
CONSTITUENTS INTERESTS. y
-, without an Application 90 Tres-
,ary observation-disclosures r' Ap-
oolated and Commissioned.
Inn onr Rognl,r corre.pondenAl

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v,srryarov. April 2a.-Rcprescnta.ive
vas among the callers to-day on the
'.,,-ojer Of tho Currency. He went to
-, IN the interest Of Air. James II.
,h. Of Richmond. an applicant for
. POSITION Of Bank Examiner for the
&c, winch includes Virginia.
,.- TYLER says tho Comptroller thinks it
p, some tim before these appoint
vii be made. One reason Is tho
-.ctthc iucumbents have not expired.
s,-fHcr % that 10 - proposed to IN
tho number OF examiners and change
STREETS. As al present arranged, itho
...t,ry1.to TOO large and examiners do not
,-,urh visits tOthc banks. averaging
ABOUT one visit a year.
No tr!or left for home this evening.
-o cong. however, he went to the
...f tho Cjyll-Scrylce Commission 10
,rt como things III the interest OF his
C.sgtgcutN.
At III RXvIEw.
r..~-eec.tat.vcs Wise and Swanson have
90 from New York. where they wit
fla naval review. They were
v entertained. Mr. Tyler also NJ
e.. r. tao review. but they we're uni0rtu-
,....a being unable % secure any accom-
,.o.s. OWING TO the crowded cOn-
~ tho New York hotels,
trov came back O. Washington
t.eiloa that there sro either too
visitors ~ the metropolis OF too Few
Ni. Swanson went over q day
-..r and had % aunt at IA lively rato Tor
,...8 90 stop. but he succeeded IN
',r, ccartcTed. Mr.. Marshall. who III
iE.IUg and had TO give up tho notion
account 81 lGWeueSs, which
. ...., low eu0 then as "a result Of
..-- .tcu wounded during tho war, IS
...ifc aung himself that be did not got
,,.. up with that big crowd IN New
~ TXcrfTIOSAL DAY.
,. On Application from Virginia or
Carolina was filed 40 the treasury
.r. lt was IN exception 20 the rule,
...t hlve been plhus III so rapidly for
l.-' SIS weeks.
.y...-,oJr po-tmRstcrs II the fourth
.r,upuntutc today. IF which sixty
. u..a 90 500 vacancies caused 10y deaths
....... .lr.l-. Virginia was not on tao
..I N.s,b Carolina was represented,
l1 t.. appointments tor Tat state wer0
.H. HARRISON. Cl Macon, Warren county,
49,. Aston. removed; Mrs. Fanny I.
....-. P"i-j~b.r.'. Chatham county, UtCe
Oh. l. Ue4ltu. resigned.
VIRGINIA ARRIVALS.
.,g che recent arrivals from Virginia
g. t.A. Bur.ou. of DinyIlle; 4. A. Ian
.. q blrlnond, and George q. lem
ari Wife. ot DaDyllle.
\..tI Carolina arrivals include Colonel
e. 4. andrews. pi Raleigh; John J.. Wood
~.-i..t wife and ". Il. Marlborough, IT.,
Wilson,. aud ". l.. Gilbert, Of Lin
r-. George Booker. Of Oll Point, is in
.t,.l 4,iu. come 20 Washington with
g.. r.ua.rs ofa Grand Army Of the Re
-, mau. who 3iod as his hotel "a day or
O.. .... They were good friends. though
81. 4. u-lt erl'Ist each other ~ the late
,.-. tl.. Br.1kor ls q candidate for Post
.t Fort Monroe. but II course ms
-.. at ths time mas 10 connection with
t.i: natter.
Io. r-Drf1c3 hrfNfS.
Tos'mas,crs have been commissioned as
r-
-.-nIa-N. w. Fasterlr, Hausonville:
'.-Iap Wi-ton. Modes, Town; GeorSeL.
...~. Nlr1f0Wn.
North Caroiua-fraucis G. Lbhs, hot
Springs. Julus A.. English. Mt. Ohve.
Two postwleters of the presidential
wore commissioned as follows, Rich
T Adams 80 L43f1r3. Va. aud G. W. Bos-
low. 10 S'at.~yuie, \. &.
The department u changing names az
,~.-f-oNiccs that end III OrouGL' and
making them eul oro'.' For instance,
tts ordered that Wayugsborough IN VIZ
.-la. shall take tbs Oh style OF name.
Ma ur.'nr..
After MAY t.l zpec'al mail service from
Pocket t. CoI.r. Moore county, y. g.,
Will be discontinued.