The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-17

Robert b. Vance wants TO be sixth Aud
itor OF the Treasury.
5. J. Pemberton. Of Albemarle. would
like TO be chief of division in the Treas
ury Department.
Thomas Evans. Of Wilmington. has ap-
piled for position as National Bank
Examiner
G.. W. Sanderlin. OF Raleigh, asks 10 be
made fourth auditor.
ID. S. Cowan. OF Wilmington. would like
to have a special agents billet.
b. II. Bum. Of Rocky Mount. thinks he
would be satisfied as chief Of a division
in the department.
Also V. Evans hopes 10 be able 10 SUI
pervise the Sixth life saving district.
j. G. Hall Of Hickory. William II. VIII
liams Of Newton and Locke Craige
would like TO be known as and draw the
salary Of collector Of internal revenue.
General Peyton Wise. who is now an
applicant for the position OF Consul-Gen
eral a Paris. started for Richmond this
morning with his wife. and will remain
away until the first part of next week.
Judge Robert w. Hughes. Judge Wal
Ter II. Staples and Superintendent ]. p.
Tree. of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, all of whom have been here
several days. left for Richmond this
morning
Congressman James f. Epes. OF the
Fourth district, and ex-CongresSman T..
c. Venable. of Petersburg. arrived here
this morning. and registered at the Metro
polltan Hotel They expect to return
home tomorrow.
Quite delegation from Virginia and
North Carolina are in the city Among
the Virginians registered here are: J. r.
Wingheld and G.. T.. Buckle and WIFE, OF
Charlottesville; ". G.. Crenshaw, Mr..
and Mrs. A. f. Van Loon, Of Newport
News, and Mrs. J. c. Mayfeld, OF Roa.
noke, who are at the National Hotel
w. c. Trueman and wife, Of Richmond
and A. r.. Daniel Of Washington. are AT
the Howard House. J. l.. Reid Of Hay
market and e. y. Compiler and II. G.
Johnson OF Lovetsvlle are at the Ameri
can Hotel Ira Mowery, OF Rlchmond' Is
at the Metropolitan.
The North Carolinians are in the ma
tority crowd to-day. and the State is
strongly represented.
state Auditor r. w. Furman Is at the
METROPOLITAN. which seems 10 be the Nortf
| Carolina headquarters. delegation from
Wilmington. consisting Of u. q. Parmele
Walker TAYLOR and Sol. G. Well, is al
this hotel, and have come 70 Washington
I'm the interest Of Captain Buck Kennan
whom they want 10 see collector Of the
port in the place OF the negro no" hoIu'
ing the position.
| Amonp the other North Carollnians
registered at the hotels are; J. c. Buxton
| Colonel J. D. Glenn and f. a. Griffin, al
the National; J. G.. Martin OF Ashevillt
and T.. G. Williams Of Monroe, at th'
ST. James; NJ. II. Pinnix Of Lexington
| Or. c. O. Julian Of Thomasville. w. II
| Nicholson, r. l.. Ryburn and A. c. Millel
of Shelby, T. L. LathrOp Of Mixton, DR.
W. G.. Curtis. quarantine officer, anC
How ard Curtis Of Southport G. s. Brad
shaw of Ashboro and George s. Cole ol
! Henderson, at the Metropolitan.
| Ex-Concressman George c. Cabell anC
Mr.. A. J. Montague, both OF Danville
and both candidates for the district al
| tornevship Of the Western district, are II
| the city.
Mayor Charles y. Blanton, OF Asheville
! n G.. is in the city His mission here
Is purely a political one. His object is L
secure the appointment Of Joseph Siude
| as nostrnaster at Asheville. r. II. Fulen
waider as land agent and Kope Elias al
! district attorney for the Western distric
| of the state.
A change has been made in the follow
| ing Star route schedule, 10 go into enec'
! AT once: Lara TO SIMPSONS Wharf-LeaVf
| lara Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
| al 10 A. NJ. Leave Simpsons Wharf
! Tuesdavs. Thursdays and Saturdays al
| 2 =. NJ.
| THE following Postal Star route has
| Neon established in North Carolina
| Snead's Ferry, by stump Sound. to Folk
stone Station and back six times week
| from May l, 1893. H. L. W.