Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-04

will occur Immediately upon the passage
Of the tariff bill, the President will ask
Mr.. Hanna to release him from his pro-
mise until the winter session OF Con-
gress It IL possible that Mr. Hanna may
see the President In this conncc-
tion during his present visit to Canton.
When Senator Vest was asked this
morning what he thought OF the report,
he laughed, and said: II dolbt very much
II Mr.. Mckinley has any serious
intention OF forcing that issue during the
present session Of Congress. Why,
Stewart, Of Nevada, would talk a solid
month IL the financial question were
brought forward
Senator Hanna Is very much opposed
to bringing up any matter that will tend
TO prolong the session. He takes the po-
sition that the sooner Congress adjourns
the better It will be for the business in
terests Of the country.
PERSONAL
Private-Secretary Porter and Captain
Wood. Of the White House stan. left last
eveiiing for Nimrod Hall, Virginia, on a
fishing trip to last during the absence OF
the President at Canton.
Miss Ada Mcpherson. OF Berkeley, Va.
will arrive here tomorrow, and Will
probably remain q month or six weeks.
visiting her friends, Miss Susie Sweet.
Mrs. Edna Thompson, and Miss Flora
Miller.
Mr.. John McQuade. prominent whole
sale merchant Of Staunton, Va, who Is
we'll known in commercial circles in
Richmond. was in the city yesterday on
business, and stopped at the Shoreham.
Representative w. A. Jones left this
afternoon for his home, near Warsaw.
Richmond county, having been called
there by telegram announcing the con-
tinued severe illness Of member or
his family. Mr.. Jones expects to be
back by the time the tariff bill Is re-
ceived in the House.
c. II. Causey, Suffolk, Va; H. J. Vale.
Louisa, Va, and j. Paul Jones. Virginia,
are at the Hotel Johnson.
j. b. Beverley, Winchester. Va; Miss
Horner, Salem, Va; Mrs. q. M. OBrien
and Miss Il. r. OBrien, Danville, Va,
and Miss NJ. A. O'Brien, Omaha, Neb.,
are at the Metropolitan.
L. G.. Peyton, Richmond. Va; Mrs. v.
l.. Thompson and Miss f. Thompson, Vir-
ginla; II. Z. Parker, Mrs. S. r. Parker.
Miss Il. G.. Parker, Richmond Va;
S. C. Lumpkins. North Carolina; ]. l.
Blount, d. Clark, Raleigh, N. c.; +. c.
Roberts, North Carolina: Miss N. Is.
Winston, Richmond-St. James.
Mrs. H. o. Hildredth. w. Campbell.
Virginia-National.
X. o. Eddins, r. II. Dulaney, L. j.
Chew, ]. w. Gate, j. +. Marsh and wife,
Virginia-Howard House.
Colonel A. 3. Andrews, Raleigh, N. c.;
II. w. Miller, Raleigh. N. c.; c. M.
Blackford, Virginia: d. A. Tompkins
Charlotte, N. c.: w. G. Crenshaw, Jr.,
Virginia-The Raleigh.
e. w. Murray and wife. Richmond,
Va.-Emerich.
POSTAL.
Among the postmasters commissioned
to-day are the following: Verln M.
Scott. at Saltville, Va, n presidential Of
fee; David NJ. Vernon, Leaksville, N. c.;
Nathaniel J. Palmer, Milton, N. c.;
David ]. Tavenner. Phiomont. Va, and
Willie T. Willis, Shawsville. Va.-money-
order Offices and Rita d. Taylor. Otter
Creek, N c.; John Z. Via, Bells Valley.
Va: Stephen Phpps, Bride Creek, Va;
John w. Rudacllie, Brownstone. Va:
James T. Anderson, Dillwyn, Va; John
A. Atwood, Goodies, Va: Julius Lands
berg, Hayes Store, Va; Clara A.
Myers. Honeyvile, Va; Jacob w. Goode,
Lipscomb, Va; Lilburn Gillian. Names,
Va. James E. Green, Mount Laurel. Va;
John M. Bailey, Olinger, Va; George w.
Smith, Rushville, Va.-not money-order
offices.
New Offices have been established In
Virginia as follows: Britain, Loudoun,
county. Ellen o. English. postmaster:
Mabe, Scott county. Elisha L. Hill. post
master. and Rosslyn, Alexander county.
Robert B. Hunter, postmaster.
The Office at West Point, King Will
liam county, Va, has been relegated to
the fourth-class from July 1st. and
Hansford Anderson has been appointed
postmaster.