Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22
WILL BE RELIEVED.
Special Deputies for Collection Of In
come-Ta1 Without Occupation.
He Also Visits Mount yernon-He
VIII he Consulted with Reference
to Jackson city GambIing-rntsr-
nal-Revenue Examinations.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May n.--Cspe-
ciaL)-The decision OF the Supreme Court
annuliing the insome-tax law will. after
all. affect the special deputy collectors
OF internal revenue appointed TO assist
In the work OF collection. Commissioner
Miller said to-day that he would be COM
PEELED to Issue an order very soon cutting
down the force. This, OF course win
affect the extra men appointed by the col
lectors in Virginia and North Carolina.
The understanding is they will be relieved
from duty within the next two weeks.
Mr.. Rogers, recently appointed Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue for the Western
District OF North Carolina, will assume
formal charge OF the Office on the LIST
Of June. His bond IL being arranged.
and II is said that the sureties OF the late
Collector Carter all of whom live at
Asheville, viii be. the bondsmen OF Mr..
Rogers. In fact. Il was largely on ac-
count OF their request that Mr.. Rogers
was appointed
Governor and Mrs OFerrall and Mrs.
n. +. Robinson, Mrs. c. T.. WinRo. and
Mrs. J. T. knight. OF Richmond, who ar
rived mere last night. went to Mt. Vernon
to-day TO attend the meeting OF the lady
regents or that association. The weather
IS lnclement and all day the rain poured
down. but this did not Interfere with the
plans laid out.
During his visit to the city. a number Of
the Washington Board OF Trade will con-
SUIT the Governor IN regard to the agita-
tlon commenced last week over the GAM
bling In the vicinity of jackson CITY. n
Is understood Vlrgina's Executive Is
ready TO hear all that may be said on the
subject but just now has nothing to
communicate. having only recently ex-
pressed himself at length through the
newspapers.
C1VlL-SERYIcE EXAMINATIONS.
Examinations are soon to be held at
richmond, Petersburg. and Lynchburg bv
the Civil-Service Commission of those IN
the internal-reyenue service who are 10 he
grouped in the classified list. The govern
ment officials In charge OF this work in
tend ultimately TO have the gaugers and
other appointees put under the law, which
has been extended TO nearly ali the
branches OF the service.
Mr. j. r. Williams, the well-known
banker. and DR.. r. c. Vivian, Of Rich
mond, are at the Metropolitan.
l.. 5. Marye. Of Lynchburg, IS among to-
days Virginia visitors.
j. h. McAllister and J. T. Cook. OF Man
chester are among the Virginia arrivals
to-day.
A post-ofilce to be known as Iantana
has been established In Goochland county.
va, with Mary @. Kirtley as postmaster.
Mr. r. II. McKisslck, Of Ashevine, N. c.,
Is spending few days In the city.
s. ID. Splitter was to-day appointed post
master at Maryland Rockingham county,
Va, vice j. ID. Hlllyard. removed.
III. Il. Hunter and wife, OF Richmond,
who were married yesterday, are ar the
St. James.
j. +. Hartigan. Of Salem, Va, and James
r. Haithcock, of Hickory. N. c.. are regis
tered at the st. James.
DEPUTIES TO GO SATURDAY.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 2i-Com-
missioner Miller this evening sent the
following telegram to all collectors OF in
ternal revenue In the United States:
dispense with the services OF all per-
sons employed under allowances made for
income-tax work at the close OF business
on the 18th instant. reporting at once the
number discontinued and the salary and
expense-allowance OF EACH"