The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-09
Congress when the appropriation brls are

Congress when the appropriation bills are
passed.
The two Virginia applicants who we're
| knocked out to-day by the appointments
made by President Cleveland were Mr..
Lewis Kraft. Of Alexandria. who had
applied for the consulate at Mannheim,
| I'm the Grand Duchy OF Baden. Germany.
and Mr. Howell Miller, Of Rappahannock
county. who had applied for Palermo,
Italy.
The work OF wedding out the Republi-
cans I'm the Treasury Department and
putting In good Democrats Is still ac-
lively i'm progress under the direction Of
Secretary Carlisle. assisted by his son
and chief clerk. Mr.. Logan Carlisle. Re
publlcans who still hold on and who are
not in the classified service are blue as
indigo, expecting each day to receive n
polite but positive request to resign. Mfr.
Carlisle made eight appointments to-day,
called for the designations Of five chiefs
Of division and received the designations
of three.
Colonel II. c. Marshall, OF Portsmouth.
was in the city to-day In the interests Of
his brother. Mr.. f. Lewis Marshall, who
is an applicant for the position Of chief
OF the Stamp Division in the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue OF the Treasury Depart
ment Mr.. Marshall was accompanied to
the Treasury by Congressman Tyler and
Marshall Virginia will probably not get
more than this one chief Of division I'm
the Treasury II was first rendered 10
Mr.. Wise who recommended State Sena-
tor Parrish. OF Goochland, who failed I'm
the examination. MIR. Wise has been al
lowed TO name "A second man. whose name
he refuses TO give at present and whose
examination is as yet not accomplished.
Should Mr.. Wise's Unknown Knight"
fail TO satisfy the board Of examiners.
II is agreed that Mr. Marshall will be
rendered the opportunity.
II is still expected by the North Caro-
llnians in the city that a compromise
VIII be made I'm the appointments for the
Western district Of North Carolina, and
that Mr.. Glenn will be appointed District
Attorney and that Mr.. Elias will be made
collector of internal revenue. Both Of
these gentlemen have been strongly in
dOrsed and urged for the position Of Dis
trict Attorney, and several others have
been named for collector Of internal
revenue, but the pressure on Mr. Cleve-
land for the appointment Of Mr.. Glenn.
and the Presidents desire TO recognize
the work Of Mr. Elias in his behalf, have
lead 10 the compromise that is now talked
Of.
Mr. =. D. Parmele and Sol. c. Welll
Of Wilmington. N. c., are in the city.
Mr.. John G. Shafer John G. Shafer. Jr..
Miss Shafer and Masters Paul and Dallas
ShafeT. OF Richmond. are I'm the city.
Colonel Thomas Smith, OF Warrenton,
arrived here to-day.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Genera
Maxwell only appointed fifty-four fourth
class postmasters to-day though OF these
twenty-five were removals. The appoint
ments for Virginia were as follows:
Amburg. Mddlesex county, II. +. Hun
ley, vice NJ. Glenn. dead Churchvlle
Augusta county. G. j. Hon, vice e. NJ
Rohrer, removed Collierstown, Rock
bridge county, w. Il. Burnett vice j.
NJ. Slough, removed; Fairfax Courthouse
Fairfax county A. II. Moncure, vice Job
HawXhurst. removed.
The names OF the following postofiices
I'm Virginia have been changed:
Aylett's, King William county TO Ay-
lett, with Charles r. Irving as postmas-
ter.
buckingham Courthouse. Buckingham
county 10 Buckingham. with Rufus A.
Barnhart as postmaster
Callaway's. Franklin county, to Gala
way
Shawver's Mills. Tazeweu county. TO
Shaver Mill, with Samuel ]. Cundiff as
postmaster II. l.. w.