Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-10
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RICHMOND VISITORS.
Among the Richmond visitors to-day
were Deputy Coilector-of-Custons Bar
ney Frischkorn. who had been to Balti-
more on business, and Mr., James
Werth. president Of the Bright Hope
Coal Company.
Colonel L. l.. Boyce, OF Boyce, Va,
formerly vice-president OF the Shenan-
doah railroad. and his son. Mr.. Charies
Boyce, are In the city, attending 10
some legal business.
II seems to be settled that no more
Virginia appointments Will be made uh'i,
after the return of the President ana
perhaps not for some time TO come, even
then. Nevertheless, there Is s'ronS
retinue from the Ninth District sun
here who hone that something may be
done and think II is well TO be on tEe
ground. AS long as one applicant for
nlace remains the others will, the deter
mination seeming to be. IF you can
stand L.. l cam.
several changes were made in the Gov
ernment Printing Office, which are taken
10 he forerunners OF the cnanRe Vi al
heads and foremen in that department.
despite the civil service rules. Inc plan
is 10 force designations by reductions
in position and pay. Z. Nj. hopertsoh
was made chief OF the proof-room' vice
Harold Benedict reduced). who resigned
w +. Shields. foreman Fourth d.
vision reduced. and he resigned; +. H.
Melick foreman Fifth Division, reduced
and accepted the reduction Inc sue
cessors of the latter have not been an
nounced. Mr.. Robertson Is secretary Vi
Columbia Typographical Union
AN OUTRAGE.
AR T. s Baysie. of Gloucester, Va,
u,ho WIS in the Mutilated Currency III
vision of the Treasury department.
bavino under the civil service rules
nassed most rigid examinations, was re,
moved to-day, on charges mace py al
,ho virginia Republican leaders OF
offensive craftsmanship This removal
10 remarked on as an outrage, and a
e,ross violation OF the civil-service law.
NEW PosTMAsTERs.
Among the fourth-class postmasters
annointed to-day we're David Linken-
haoker vice c. b. Finch, removed,
Snrinewood. Botetourt county, Va; ID.
w white vice j. c. Leary. removed,
Colerain. BERTHE county, n. c.; Edward
check vice w. A. Wilcox, removed,
Ualifax Halifax county, n. c.; j. NJ
Pullman vice ]. NJ. Tiliery, resigned
,rjllerv Halifax county. n. c.; c. K. ID.
Wageoner vice K. J. Morris, Mackerton'
Forsvth county, n. c.; j. a. Logan vice
n r. Thomasson, removed, iaokih'Nie'
Yadkin county, n. Z.
NORTH CAROLINA JUDGESHlP'
All that Senator Prtchard would say
to-day about the Eastern North Caroiiha
iudveshin was that the appointment
would be made Immediately on the fIesi-
dents return. The eastern candidates
arc still here. and with the exception
of Judge Robinson are well ana IN good
spirits. Judge Robinson called in phy-
sician this morning, but he is not Sc
riously i'll.
George Butler. of Sampson, is not eilgi-
BILE to appointment as Robinson's sue
cessor. because, as Judge Timberlake
saws he does not reside in the Judiciai
district. but Governor Russell, Tom
Emry saws. would ignore small thing
like that IL he once got the IDEA INTO
his head to appoint him. Major Emry
strongly favors Judge Robinson APP
pointment. and he reflects the sentiment
he SAYS. of the eastern bar
Mrs. Lancaster. who recently died al
the Louise Home. in this city, left
legacy of $500 10 Colonel Paul b. Means,
and a diamond ring. valued at S,VW, 10
the Concord IN. c. Episcopal church.
Colonel Means is named as one OF the
executors OF the will.
Representative Pearson is out or the
city. on important private business.
Mr. Charles n. Vance is located IN
business here.
Hon. ]. NJ. Moody and l.. c. WEIGH, OF
HAYWOOD. and j. l.. Witherspoon, OF
Catawba arrived to-day.
Mr.. George Powell, recently editor Oh
the Tarboro' Southerner, has opened a
law office in Washington.
POSSIBLE WEST POINTERS.
Beverley F. Brown. of Accomac. has
been appointed a cadet at the Military
Academy, and John /. McCracken, OF
Fredericksburg, an alternate, by Repre-
sentative w. A. Jones.