The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
Has No anxIel. About His Changes In the
Internal Revenue Service.
SMALL HOPE FOa OUSTED DEPUTIES
Low Rnics Expected for tho nntincn.
ton McctinE-Vctcruns Attempt to
hestr"in rho Juntors-NIckei-Iap.
the-Slot Machines sIust Go-DiDh-
thcria in Swnnsboro.
tspoelal Dispatch to Tho vtrr,n,an,

N"hiohut VIZ oeptCtHDef q, 1871.
Col. James y. Brady, the revenue col
ieS!or says that he does not fear the re-
SUI. sui OF any legal action that tho dcposed
uSpuiies tpt In that office may take. He says
.ii.tl nc mas made an exhaustive sea rch OF
nhe ~ very best authorities on tho subject
.iat are obtainabic, and discovers that
sney IN y 9sar him out. Col. Brady says that
ne ne hnds that eX.Collector Rynn's deputies
mug never qunliiied us required BY tho
Eivli n, service rules; and consequently arc
bic he had n perfect right to remove them,
When Mr. Ryan made his appointments
me internal revenue Office deputies were
They have been placed under It's protec-
non since. aud Col Brady says that tho
deputies neglect to qualify makes them
Ior It. Col. Brady has scnt to Washington
aSn aUr Ia,, llst OK persons who have passed tho
complement OF his Office
Representative John Lamb returned
irGm ,S,n WM5hinston to-day. Ile had Il talk
Treasury Department, regarding Tho re-
moved men Capt. lambs intention is to
en ni hS he ehn onn5 70 their
opinion that the chances OF the men get
ilng their places back WAS well nigh hope
less less MIR. wilson took. the same view of
parent that the Republicans are Itching
for tho removed men to take the matter
INTO courts AS YET lcgaI action has not
rn;sident Jefferson Wallace, OF tho
n9,whalan i.n,Iy Club, has applied to all the
railroads leading into Richmond for cX-
cursion rates for three days on the occa-
sion or the monster ratification meeting
TO he held on September 23rd I'm this civ
lie Is sanEuine OF getting most advantage
Gus rates ana rates that Will attract hum
dreds of Democrats Tickets good for
three days will bring more people than
1f the reduced rates were for only ono
day. Hon. a. ]. Montague, the nominee
for Attorney General, has accepted the
invitation to be present.
The presentation 10 Leo Camp, S. of W,
on last Monday, OF resolutions. condemn
Ing Hon John IL, Massey, State Suprrin-
ers from without tho State, and Keeping
Barnes History in the schools, has oniis
cd much talk all week. Last night an Of
Tort was made TO have Lee Camp. c. ",
pass resolution instructing the Sons TO
withhold all resolutions from publication
until they had been acted upon. Tho re-
solution Of the Sons was offered by Com
radc Mahood. II comes up again ON Mon
Justice, Crutehneld heard evidence in
the nickle-in-the-slot gambling mnchino
case to-day. L. G. GeIselbrccht, we'll
known saloon Keeper, was arrested,
charged with exhibiting ana running a
device for the. purpose OF gambling Irs-
tice Cruichiield found Mr.. GicseiDrccht
guilty, but did not fine him, with tho un-
derstandinS that tho machines should be
banished from Richmond They disnp-
prared from all the saloons this afternoon
The Virginia I'hilatclIc Association was
organized here last night. Its purpose is
TO stimulate interest in stamp collecting.
Swansboro, suburb OF Manchester, IS
threatened with an epidemic Of dlptheria,
ava rar'nts are thoroughly alarmed in
consequence.
.Ae ia! ucn Cigarette Machine Com
nny was chartered in the Law and
Equity Court to-day It's capital is $20,O00
Some of tn" principal business arr! profess
sional men of the city arc interested IN It,