Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-05
no TEARS SHED.
The Retirement Of Bell Agreeable to
Railway Men.
0'FERRALL IN WASHINGTON.
The Governor Looking Thoroughly Into
the Oyster Question.
BANK TAX REPEAL.
Status OF the Measure In the House-Eicc-
ton of senators by Direct Vote
Minor Washingtoniana.
0'FERRALL IN WASHINGTON.
BANK TAX REPEAL.

WASHINGTON. June ESPECIAL THE
p- si8eut to-day sent IN the name OF n
v.r.land man 10 be Second Assistant
..mastcr-Gcncral in place OF J. Lowrie
I.. R.pubucan). who has made himself
g.. .re1..yc TO southern Democrats who
...r I.cn compelled TO come in contact
a.4 hm az the department. The Ntr-
.... arl North Carolina railroad people
.. not shcd any tears that at last Mr.
-.u has parted with Bell.
r.a-e-outatiye Tyler had another inter-
.. ibis morning with the Secretary Of
O.. Treasury in regard 10 the appointment
.. supervising Inspector of steam vessels
t- r. Third District, and there seems
t. .- Poi, doubt that Captain William ii.
hurh. Of Portsmouth. Will be ap>
..,I 90 thc position.
ua. discovered that a movement was
t.t to have appointments made to the
positions OF inspectors Of bulls and
.. boilers before the more important ap-
...fu.ut " supervising Inspector WAS
.... tut Secretary Carlisle promised
... r.,hiug should be don. on that line
... after The appointment of the latter.
....r- O'SuUvan and Millkeu are the
....i inspectors OF hulls and Of boilers.
were appointed under Mr.. cast, IN"
..' supervising inspector.
..tlnuch the commission of Mr.. W. L.
.uIu. o. Doc postmaster at Hickory,
was mailed to him from the de-
....ueni ou tho 18Th Of May, and should
...t reached him the next day. he has
.sf received u. Congressman Hon
...n Was Informed to-day by the de-
t.ueut officials that thcy would en-
...cr tu trace the matter. AMI they hope
% gi8co Nh Huffman in possession
..e Office.
..Har.ssmcn Branch and Grady are
-".E ~Irrc thos are assured those
toms offices IN their districts will not
abolished My friend Grady" re-
marked 3D. Norih Carouaian to-day. "is
-'..uCh advocate of rctiouChmcnt and
r@.rn. iut be cannot relish the idea
h..fr- 10 sprung suddenly on his own
..r.''
BRYAN At MONTICELLO.
Representative Bryan ot Nebraska,
....t most OF yesterday at Monticello
... while in Alhsi1arle also visited the
.tsrs.ty OF Virginia. Re was much
pleased with ali hc saw. and went into
..'a.i.s over Monticello once the home
ftt great jefferson. Mr.. Bryan has
...I accused of getting ready TO h1p
."r 60 thc Pppuliets. and being asked
r- went 90 Monticello to get fra.h h
rra'I1u 50 that hc could remain q
Democrat. Do louehmgly remarked that
t.. PDr.ii-t5 claim On be the only real
believers Iu tho Jcnersonian doctrine
TN.r o.. brilliant Young Nebraska states
rfu ~ NIf.in'a ancestry went ON To- dis
...s Mo l.N NOW before tho House for
rrc repeal 0f tho lp per cent. tax on
STATE lIuE- t'. is OPPOSED 10 that mea-
sara. aui insisted that jefferson. not
only opposed au similar measures but
objected strongly 10 national banks OF
eIe.
-'- BRYAN has listened carefully 10
.' rf fHr Speeches no the House ON
.". subject. ana while rr does not rgr"c
..n bis arl4uent bee says the speech
. '.n-t w4l swanson ON Friday WAS
.t.aur oua from his standpoint. and re-
.f.i -r.if credit ON tho Youngest man
pin. N.r-iuh delegation.
-.- discussion of tho bluk-taN repeal
Was cont uucd I'm the House to-day.
.. -re Indications are IL VIII run along
e.m. days unless special rule
.....I u. brought u, fixing "a time for "a
-. Nr baizeu Of Pennsylvania. made
speech against the hin to-day. and
...I from the uucrdnccs of John e.
.....r to prove that the great southern
... .-.-rrtu was opposed to the PROPOSE
which Mr. Dalzel int mated was
..rN iu thc interest of n deprecated or
...at' currency. OF course. bringing
OBJ. views OF Calhoun was not pleas
l.' o., SOME OF the southern and western
r.er- VINO arc so enthusiastic in sup
r .f th. lIll
Representative Meredith went to the
..r.. Printing office to-day. hoping TO-
.f- Benedict In the interest of some
-.. Tirhth District people, bat there
...r 20 crowd down there the Nir-
.... CONGRESSMAN could not got any
.I..s near the private office Of the
..l ~ the establishment
a SCRAMBLE.
.I.- Is n merry old scramble going
-.u. want 20 set in. some want 20
... .-. and others would like 10 get
aai rha life of an VI. 9. requires
.. t. hustle.
.r.s.utauvc Tucker says he expects
t ed report from the House Com
.. go Rules fixing a time for con
..- th. lNl providing for the election
.. ..r.l states senator's by direct vote
OBJ. people He thinks the measure
I t. taken up next week.
'.ueI Blackwell. postmaster or Dur
was among wcll-known North Caro-
... visitors a. the Capitol to-day
... Hughes Of the United states
....r Tor the Eastern 'lStil't OF
|r, t. spent yesterday here, being en-
- tr Norfolk
..s po-,masters appointed to-day
.as-s W. Baker. Hamburg. shen-
county. vice j. II. Lindawood,
...t. g.. T. Savage. Wachapreague.
county. vice y. Il. Rich, re-
.nn Carolna-Gcorgc Davis, Chnord.
ID
j. H. Gentry. Holloway, Person
. vice j. :. Woody. resigned.
f-.Hce. 10 be known as Lcithton,
t.l established In Loudoun county.
a.h Ihcodoric : Manuel as post
GOVERNOR O'FERRALL
....ner OFerralI. Attorney-General
senator Stubbs and Colonel Boy
...,. here to-day looking up some IN
'.t'.r in regard TO the oyster question.
i.rstood the Governor desired 10
tu-.if thoroughly before final ac-
. taken hy the joint legislative com
'.. Tt. Governor visited the Capitol
received "a number OF callers at his
..r Virginia arrivals: Senator Little |
r.s-hurg. J. ". WOmack. Rich |
E H Lowell Lester Hnl; Irwin
. Locust Dale. John a. Morgan, Berk-
-r Carolina arrivals: T. G. McNeely |
.... T.. B. Barhee. Raleigh.