Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-27

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a0Sioh OF moderation. Tillman's ana
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NORFOLK POsTMAsTERsHIP.
Inc appointment of a postmester 20 suc-
ECO AIR. Degge, resigned. at Norfolk atm
""nes nre' There are two applicants for
the oihce-Mr. Walter Sharp and MIR.
DcNereeN Doyle. The former has been
suoheiy endorsed by the businessmen OF
Nori"ik and by Senator's Daniel and Mar
.h ana Representative Tyler. and the
litter py gentlemen OF the "sound-money"
persuasion IN Norfolk. Richmond. and
nai'iinore MIR. Doyle arrived here to-day
a"u had an interview with Postmaster
Nea''M wilson, and tomorrow he win
'hoeaVor to see the President. So far no
action has been taken by the Postmaster
dent.
General Tom A. Brander, OF Richmond,
VINO was here on business to-day. visited
the Capitol and returned by the evening
train
Professor +. a. Boatwright and the
keV. A. T.. Dickinson and ladies arrived
mere this evening. the former 10 look af-
ter the Richmond College bill in the House
and the latter on a social visit.
Among the patents issued to-day were:
Ewell c. Atwell, Alexandria, dsh-cleaner
James +. Bollinger. Hickory, n. c.. cul-
tivator; Thomas Churchill. Hallsboro'.
Va, lock.
POSTAL NOTES.
Among the fourth-class postmasters ap-
pointed to-day were the following: Francis
Mullen. vice a. c. Griffin. resigned, at
Argo Nash county, n. c.; Miss i. j.
Beck. vice J. =. Beck. dead. at Beck
Wake county. ~ c.; Miss Beddy Cooper
vice }. d. Hobson. dead at Republic
1adkin county, n c.; J. T. Patchwell,
vice j. T. Linton, resigned, at Yatesvile
Beaufort county, n. c.; J. +. Davis, vice
W. G. Morgan. resigned. at Urohare,
Montgomery county, n. c.: Mrs. jose
phine vice 8. W. Nichols, dead, at Buffalo
Gap, Augusta county. Va, and Elwood
Shoemaker vice S. II. Paxon. resigned,
at SilcOtt Springs, Loudoun county, Va.
Edward L. Watkins has been commits
stoned a fourth-class postmaster at Mon
cure, n. c.. q money-orcer Office Samuel
y. Halleman. at Emo, n. c., and w. S.
Tucker, at Waqua, Va, money-order
Office.
Changes in star schedules have been
made in Virginia as follows:
Mulberry Island to Leehall: Leave Null
berry Island daily except Sunday in time
to make connections with west-bound
mail train at Leehall. and arrive Leehall
i'm two hours; leave Leehall daily except
sunday at Il A. No. No., arrive arrive Mu Ifs4y
Dilbeck TO Seven Fountains. Leave Dill
beck dali except Sunday at p. NJ, arrive
Seven Fountains by $50 p NJ: leave
Seven Fountains daily except Sunday at
7:O5 =. NJ. arrive Dilbeck by S:35 i. NJ.
C2th January, 1880.
CherrygroVe to Broadway: Leave Cher
rygrOve daily except Sunday at 1880 =. NJ.
arrive Broadway by =. NJ. leave Broad
way daily except Sunday at 415 =. NJ,
arrive Cherrygrove by 5:45 +. NJ. 9th
January. 1880.
Curtis to Big Island: Leave Curtis daily
except Sunday at Z a. NJ, arrive Big
Island by II A. NJ; leave Big Island daily
except Sunday at 1890 +. NJ, arrive Cur
It's by 1880 Z. NJ. Q5th January, 1880