The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
THE BUZZARDS BAY HOME
ruF PRESIDENTS FAMILY PREPAR-
ING FOR THEIR OUTING.
PAT. Kings New Map of the U. s.-'n-
ginians Going to the Chicago 1"ss"-
ipg-Othsr Washington Gossip
TIMES BUREAU. RAPLEY BUILDING
WAsUrxGToN. May q. 1923.

The Presidents secretary. Mr.. Thuroer,
returned this morning from bu1]a '.or.
Bay. where he has spent Wech IA psi psi
qration for the reception OF the, pIy,s,h
dental household Mrs. Si ,i, ,na,'a nrob-
ably this week. and the Iresl1tht ~" a.,
hold himself i'm readiness 70 loio"
July. as IL Is well known that ne h'as
then receive a telegram requiring ,,'
nresence. not unlike the cOngratuia.ols
message sent him two years ago by Gen
eral Fitz Lee. from the Ricnmonu LII LII
vention which nominated Governor y r CT
rail-. ,.- ...,oues
The Civil Service Commission continues
10 hunt up all the jobs. from Janl199r "a
chiefs and as both parties nave ueClh i - -,
for this reform. everybody accepts 'hvlt
suggestions: and yet. as a matter VI
fact II simply forms for each succeedlib
President a bulwark for refusal anu
blind for such operations as SUIT MN mn,
Professor Harry King, OF the GeneId
Land Office. has submitted 10 the H,ho.
graphers his new map OF the ohll'u
States. Mr.. King is probably the nus nus
talented and best equipped OF any on ~
officials in this position, employed ~ t'e
government, since the days vince topOs-
rarhy was I'm its crt dest stages.
THE NEW MAP FOR '95.
The new map for 1895, which within two
months VIII be ready for distribution, VIII
be q revelation IN its way, and Will pre-
sent the highest degree OF modern teen
nique. and the most desirable fern OF to-
Biography Professor King, IN ms new
map, has eschewed the old forms OF
pronounced cOiOrs, and the general tone
Of the new map il pleasing and eftec-
live The map has also been enlarged
ufder the present direction from scale
o. 80 miles to that Of % 10 The inch.
special map, under the direct super
vision Of Professor King, has been pre-
pared Of the State Of Georgia. which Is
especially designed FOR use during the At
lanta Exposition. The map Is by teet'
and is a model OF accuracy and draft
niarahp.
The President did not ccme in this
morning. but remained with his family,
who are soon 10 leave for their sumner
home at BuZZard's Bay. Secretary Thur
Der was at his desk early and remained
for hours I'm receiving the callers. There
were 10 appointments given out to-day,
but IL was learned within few days
the President would make several good
O.es.
Secretary Of the Interior Hokc Smith,
after an absenc of week, returned to-
night, AMI Will on tomorrow be present
q the Cabinet meeting. His secretary.
Mr.. Cohen. will leave here to-day with
the new spaper men for a trip TO Atlanta.
GOING TO THE CHICAGO UNWILLING.
The party consisting Of Solicitor Conrad
and wife, Senator HuntOn, Major Hunter
and wife, General Payne and wife, Cen
eral LomaX and wife, leave here for Chi
cagO 10 be present at the unveillng of
the Confederate monument at JOhnsOn's
Island. General Lee. who is 10 deliver
the address, left by way Of Louisville,
and will meet the party AT Chicago
Mr.. NewhOuse. Of Culpeper who Is
in the city called this morning upon
Commissioner Miller. Of the Internal-Rev-
enue bureau. Mr.. NewhOuse was up 20
the time OF the decision in the incOme-taN
cases "A special deputy under General
Lee. This recent decision throws him
out Of his position.
Mr.. Samuel ). Elan, +. b. Jacobs
John Pckrell. and John VI. Beall. all from
Richmond, are stopping IN this city
Hon. Peter j. Otey, member-elect from
the Lynchburg district. stopped over IN
this city for an hour, IN route for Pitts
burg. where he will visit hts sister.
DR. \. NJ Gore OF Greensboro, y. c.,
accompanied by Miss T. a. Mcintyre and
Miss Mendennall, are spending few
days in the city.
Mr.. ". W. McGunn. Of stanton. is
spending a few days here on private
business matters.
Colonel Elicit. member from the Rich
mond district, passed through here en-
route for his home
State-SenatOr Fairfax is I'm the city.
FOURTH-cLAss PosTMAsTERs.
The number Of fourth-class postmas-
ters appointed to-day Were thirty-three,
twenty-nine Of which are 10 I'LL vacan-
cies caused by death and RESERVATIONS.
For North Carolina. Beaman, Sampson
county. II. b. Culbreth. appointed, vice
Mrs. Portid Nann, resigned. Enfield, Hal
fax county. Mrs. Caroline pittman. APP
poiuted. vice 4. n. Mitchell. removed
Waverly. Cleveland county. J. B. Nc
Craw appointed, vice +. J. Bailey re-
60 changes in the service for Virginia.
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