The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-10
NORFOLK PUBLIC BUTLDTNG.
Revised Plans Being Prepared--Work
VIII Commence Next spring.

VIII Commence Next spring
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. Especial.
WORK on the new public building at Nor
folk will not be commenced before next
spring. me architects. Wyatt q Noting.
or Baltimore whose design was accepted
by Secretary Gage are making a few
changes and these changes will be sub
mitted this week TO the department.
As soon as the revised drawings are ap-
proved by the Secretary. work on the de-
tails on the constructive plans will be be-
gun. and after the details are agreed upon
the Supervising Architect will advertise
Tor bids. me building Is 10 cost $4,000
exclusive OF site and furniture.
1T was thought that the President would
about now appoint county chairman Nc
Cormick, postmaster for Berryvlle, but
Captain John s. Wise is interested in a
young man Of Berryville. who aspires to
be postmaster, and the appointment may
be held up for some time on account OF
the rivalry between the Organization"
Republicans. represented by Mr.. McCor-
mick and the Lamb followers, represented
by Wises candidate.
WESTERN MARSHALSHIP.
rx-Congresman Bowen is i'm the city. IL
Is believed that he is not going 10 give up
the fight for the marshalship I'm the West
ern District willingly, notwithstanding the
fact that Brown Allen has been slated FOR
the office.
Colonel James ID. Brady. Collector Of
Innternai Revenue for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia. who Is here attending
the meeting Of the Republican Executive
Committee spent some time at the Treas
ury Department to-day. After paying his
respects to the Acting Commissioner of
internal Revenue. he visited several bu-
h.. lfsaff fff,Ft1 Of
friends who seek Office under Uncle Sam.
Before no leaves Washington Colonel
Brady expects to visit nearly all the de-
partments TO file applications.
He iaughingly said TO your correspondent
mat there were too many Democrats hold
ing office under this Republican admins
traitor. rhe civil service law had changed
the conditions. he said. and II was a very
mmcun matter to get his Republicans
friends appointed in the departments
YOST A FREE LANCE.
Congressman Yost who was interviewed
yesterday on the Republican situation In
Virginia. IS not likely to be brought
around to work I'm harmony with the or
ganzation." He is a free lance, and says
what he pleases and acts as he pleases.
lie is a thorn in the flesh of the Agnew
Executive Committee and on ascount OF
his attitude Preident Mckinley may 90
little slower in making appointments In
tho Western part OF the state than he
would otherwise do.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt and her daughter.
Miss Emma A. Reinhardt. were registered
at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday They
left for New York I'm the afternoon. Mrs.
Keinhardt and daughter go to New York
10 visit Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt. who
IS studying the violin there under Henry
Schradieck. one OF the three greatest
masters Of the king OF Instruments in
tho world.
For nine years Schradeick was concert
meister of the Gewandhaus Orchestra. and
was the head man at the Conservatory at
LEIPZIG.
Washington society will be we'll repre-
scented at the Horse Show i'm New YORK
this week.