The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-25
VOL. NEW SERIES NO. 63

naval review at New York. 1t is possi
bic. though not probable. that he will
return TO Washington before leaving for
Chicago. The itinery for the two trips
has not been completed in ali Of It's de-
tails and will not be given out until
Tomorrow
CONGRESSMAN James w. Marshall, OF
the Ninth district. is still in the city.
and expects to remain for about two
weeks longer He visited number OF
the departments to-day in the interests
of his constituents who want 10 serve
the Government in various capacities.
Hon Thomas s. Martin, Of Scottsville,
Albemarle county, who is prominently
mentioned for United States Senator from
Virginia. Is in the city at the Metropoli-
tan Hotel.
Colonel T. II. boswell. the well-known
young raiser Of Hanover county,
Is here. interested in the spring meeting
Of the Washington Jockey Club, which
opens to-day.
Congressman O'Ferrall, who has been
nway for some time at his home. ana
also with his wife participating in the
festivities Of the naval rendezvous at
Norfolk and Old Point, Is expected 10
arrive here TO night.
Mr.. w. q. Taylor, Of Richmond, and
z. j..
the Virginians now i'm the city, and are
registered AT the Metropolitan Hotel
Ashevine. y. c.. has quite reDresen-
tation Of her citizens here at present.
Among recent arrivals l notice Melvin
y Carter. Misses Fannie and Mary Rice
Carter. Locke, Craig. Joseph Fossbender,
G. Martin and J. Just Mr.. Charles
+. Warren, OF Washington. is also here.
Mr.. H. i. Smith, treasurer OF William
and Mary College, is here. and VIII so
with Representative u. Gardner Iyler
10 see the Secretary OF the treasury
tomorrow to make the proper certliica-
ton and 10 draw the $4,000 appropriated
bv the last Congress to settle the claim
~ the college AGAINST the United States
for the damages done 10 the buiiuinss
during the late war.
Among recent Virginia applications Tor
Treasury positions are:
r.. NJ. Guy Of Staunton, for national
bank examiner.
CLARENCE Coleman, of Roanke, for
superintendent OF construction OF the pup
lie building 10 Toe erected there.
W. H. Fusscn. of Richmond for In
spector of customs for that port.
North Carolinians have filed applications
for Treasury positions as follows.
H. NJ. Anderson, Of Asheville. for de-
putv third auditor of the Treasury.
James r. Gaskell. Of Tarboro, for chief
of division.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General
Maxwell made lO7 appointments today
/ Of fourth class postmasiers, OF when ~
were TO FIJI vacancies caused by resisna-
tions and deaths The Virginia appoint
ments we're only two. as follows:
Ouinton. New Kent county. G. J.. Harri-
son. vice W. =. Morgan, resigned Rolling
! Hill. Charlotte county, l.. ii. Hamersly'
vice II. Berkley, resigned.
The North Carolina appointments were:
! Cafo. Person county. Marion T. Carver
vice T. Il. Long. resigned; New Hill'
/ Wake county. W. r. Barker. vice y. n.
Gardner resigned: Oriental Pamlico
county. w. F. Mdyett, vice Z. J. Della
mar. resigned
A new postoffice has been established at
Rosehro0k. Greene county, Va, with
Richard r. Hedrick as postmaster.
The following fourth-class postmasters
/ I'm virginia have been commissioned TO
date from the 20th: Mamie G. Eubank,
Beulahville Harvey II. Dudley, Glade
| Hill: John Z. Gray. Powellton; Darwin
/ II. Scott. Reusens; Zachariah :. Ronda-
! bush, Seville: Edwin T. Wright. Noy
Pensions have been granted as follows
Virginia-Original: Philip Barnes Lewis
| Greenwood. Charles Banks. Original
! widows etc: Margaret !. Roberts.
North Carolina-Origina; William a.
Baker. Original Widows. etc: Jane vii
liams. Violet y. Bradham. H. L. w.