Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
IT is HUNG UP.
The appointment 10 the Vacant Assist
ant Supsrintendency, R. N. S
,.u,ycroN WEATHER WARM.
u,ch 80 To Draw 0iiiciaIs from
r,tr Holiday Coirns of Vantage
pleasant Gossip About Richmond
roopic-other Notes.

,rscWfNGTON, ID. g., ScplcUper IL
..i,-r IS settled now that the APP
..,,Dt OF Assistant General Superin-
-l.rt ~ the Railway-Mail Service VIII
Dc made FOR some time 10 come. per-
,.-. not during the present month. MT
n.-t H. Boykin. OF Richmond. who Is
....rrlv endorsed for the position,
'..,.I the Post-Ofice Department this
...,I,g and ascertained that Postmas-
,...c.neral Wilson was now taking his
...ion a his home. in Charlestown, w.
=, and that he would not probably be
.t before the LIST Of october.
-,. weather here Is intensely hot. and
I'D - che officials who are away. and
80 who can get away, will remain
NV until the slckly September days are
psf -
o. Warrenton 70 visit his children.
..,,rr.l to-day. and with Messrs Boy
I'm smith. and others, Of the Richmond
lr.r,ton. who were here in Mr.. Boy
,.,.s Interest. left for home this evening.
=. s..rred clear TO all concerned that the
..-t,,cnt Is now indefinitely hung up.
vteDia Is very poorly represented
,-a,.. the leading officers In the Post
.r.. DEPARTMENT. while other States
have more than their quota. None Of the
..r.rll officers are Virginians. nor Is
,..re single one of the eleven district
s.,.r'ntcndents Of the Railway Mail-ser-
80. from that State. 1t IS, therefore.
,t.yed that the Virginia applicant, who
Is thoroughly qualified and well endorsed.
ali D.. appointed 10 the vacant Office OF
Assistant Superintendent OF Railway.
sail Service whenever that appointment
& made ..,-o.r,
PLEASANT EXPERIENCE.
c-mmonwealths-A Attorney II. NJ. Smith.
gho has been here for several days In
ST. Hoytin's interest. had very pleas
,a. experience to-day. He had read In
h- Dispatch a day or so ago that Mr..
water T. Faison, Of North Carolina,
VAS prominently mentioned as the proba-
lie successor Of Walter ID. Dabney. Esq,
IN the Office Of Solicitor for the state
D.rariment A few moments later he
rrt Nr. Dabney on Pennsylvania avenue,
ana asked him If IL was possible that
mia was the same Faison who was at
che Virginia Military Institute with the
fte Joe Davis and the other Richmond
bows. and afterwards at the University
with himself. Aleck Guigon, Tom Carter
VHloughby Newton. Eugene Massie, Syl
Stokes. Ilck Scott. and others. Mr.
D.hney assured him that II was the very
some man.
SIR. Smith accompanied Mr.. Dabney TO
ths state Department, where he ana MI
TlIson met for the first time in hlteeh
years. and they had a long and delight
fully pleasant chat about their Old col
leg. days and college chums.
Nh. Dabney speaks In the highest terms
n Mr.. Falson's ability. zeal. and Indus
lry. and 1t is believed that his advance
ment from Chief of the Consular Service
10 the soiicitorship OF the State Depart
ment would give as much satisfaction III
virginia as IL would in his natiVe
State Of North Carolina
Mr.. G. j. feeling. the well-known ca
ierer and steward. who has been at 'he
White Sulphur Springs for so many
wears. returned here from that resort
yesterday. lie reports a fairly-good sea-
ION at the white" and says there IS
n great and prosperous future In store Tor
he famous southern watering-place. Mr..
feeling viii probably look after the com
missary departments OF two hotels TINS
,rinter-ona in Baltimore, and the other
IN l'l.IAL'iiillts flt ittietrN-
leigh here one winter. and gave that
beautiful house its successful start
COMING TO RICHMOND.
Immigrant-Inspector r. X. Campbell
cr.olrted from Bedford City In May,
ia with headquarters about the Bay
of Fundy. and a territory between East
mort and St. John. is here on thirty
DAYS vacation. He will visit Richmond
ana other points before returning
M-ssrs. r. h. Boykin and H. NJ. Smith
were royalty entertained at luncheon
today by Mr.. +. Ct. DIETRICH, Il patent
attorney Of this city.
Among the changes OF fourth-class post
masters made to-day were those at Days
Vile I.oudoun county where Beverly 1.
Hayrncr succeeds John w. Daley. de-
ceased; and East Richmond, Henrico
county. where oscar X. Koch succeeds
Annie C.. Koch resigned.
Among the hotels arrivals to-day were
p seldom Taylor Mrs. Seldom Taylor.
Miss Belle Taylor. and Miss Fannie
Brown. OF Richmond, Va, and Mr.. Ernest
Martin and wife, Of Raleigh, n. C., VINO
are at the Metropolitan; Nelson 4.
Dame Of Winchester. and John W. Fair
FAX. Of virginia: j. s. Benson, OF Rich
m0rl and r. +. Glenn. Of Redford. va.
al the National: ". NJ. blanchard OF
Front Royal. and X. NJ. Hodge. Frede-
r,cksuurg ST. James A. Is. Donahoe, OF
Fredericksburg, and II. Mcintyre, OF VIZ