Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
North Carolina. is in the city. stopping
at the Metropolitan.


at the Metropolitan.
f.. W. CENT. Norfolk. Va: C. c. Baker
Westmoreland county, Va. vendome.
s. r. Thompson. j. 7. Balm. Green's
boro'. n. c., Enrich Hotel.
w. Stonnell. Il. A. Howell. w. Archi-
bald. Va; A. Huylett and wife. North
Carolina: c. T.. Strother, virginia: Miss
Jackson. North Carolina: Miss l.. Jack
son. North Carolina; J. w. Edwards, Vlr-
glnia. Howard House.
The excursion season Is in full blast
now, and the hotels lunch-rooms. and
street-cars here are to-day crowded with
Virginians from Danville and it's vicinity.
w. s. Thomas Virginia; T. C. Norton
Virginia: X. Wynn, Virginia. f. Il.
Jones. Reidsville; l.. NJ Sharp, Reidsville.
n. c.: NJ. Robertson. North Carolina; r.
w. Flournoy, Richmond. Va. f. Rond-
thaler, Salem. n. c.; w. d. Turner and
wife. North Carolina; X. S. Shurick. Vir-
g.nia; w. A. Guthrie and j. II. West
North Carolina; II. Flppin, Virginia, st.
James.
J. X. Jopling, w. F. Slower. II. l..
Ferrall, j. ID. Macmurdo, c. w. Saun-
ders, Virginia, Metropolitan.
]. Bryan, Richmond. Va; J. T. Cramer.
NortA. Carolina; L. NJ. Williams. Rich
mond. Va; W. +. McIlwee, Strasburg,
Va, National.
S. w. Cayton. Reidsville y. c.; J. r.
Edmunds. virginia, Hotel Lawrence.
Mr.. Lilburn T. Myers is at present
Acting General Superintendent of Rail-
way Mail Service.
POSTAL.
The following have been commissioned
fourth-clas postmasters In Virginia.:
Oliver c. Bower. Camp Creek; William J..
Taylor, Evansville; John C. Ryburn. FL
lendale: Mary S. Vest. Flint; Joseph How
yer. Fort Hoover; Lury T.. jenkins,
Graves, Mil: Joseph r. Field. Richards
Vile: Ada A. Cox, Sanville; William II.
Hairless. Simmonsville; Victoria Meredith.
Apple Grove; John II. Boswell, Burke
Vile; William p. cambridge, Goshen
Bridge; Jacob II. McClintic. Hot Springs;
William 4. French. Narrows; Christian
d. Phillips, Olney; Mary +. Johnson,
Slate Mills; Charles y. Johnson, Sperry-
Vile: Luvenia 4. Cunningham, Alum
Wells: Charles d. Green Brooke; John
w. Mohler Centreville; Herbert p. Ryer-
son, Corbin; Elihu Debusk, Dexter; John
NJ. Carney, Guynn; William II. Worsham,
Republican Grove: Eli Dehart, Tuggies
Gap; John a. Hudson. Tye-Riyer Depot;
William A. Carpenter. Uno; Thomas p.
Ashworth, UT; Harvey S. Bland, Wan;
James T.. Beazley, Edenburg; George o.
Jones, Ridgeway; Samuel @. Harrison,
stony Creek; Hubert S. Thomas, Bright
wood; Charles T.. Talley. Brokenburg;
Willard T.. Dawson Lodge; David S.
Woodson, Lowesville; Willie c. Barks-
dale, Marysville; Charles L. Swartz
Maurertown: william 4. Overton. River
Vile; John S. Gaskins, Jr., Sanford; VIII
liam 7. Mcconnell, Stump, and Walter
S. billiard. Thaxton.
The following mail service has been
established:
Ocean View to Fort Monroe. Va.-Nor-
folk. Wiloughby Spit and Old Point rail-
road, Geo miles and back six times Il
week, or as much oftener as trains may
run. From July !. 1891.
Mail messenger service has been dis
continued in Virginia as follows:
Danville. Pittsylvania county. from
Southern Railway Company.
Koiner's Store Augusta county, from
Crimora Station. Va.
Lynchburg, Campbell county, from
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Route
l1l023.
Della, Halifax county, from Whitlock.
Va.
Locust Hill, Mlddlesex county, from
Cooper, Va.
Diapers Valley, Pulaski county, from
Norfolk and Western Railroad Route
1909
Lorton Valley, Fairfax county, from
Springman, Va.
Worrells, Southampton county, from
Pope, Va.
THE TOBACCO TAX.
Representative Swanson says he Is the
cock robin that killed the increased to-
bacco tax, and he wants the tobacco
farmers in Virginia to know VINO saved
them from Republican robbery.
Senator Daniel tells me-" said Sena-
tor Tillman to-day, that IL he had been
in the Senate when the vote was taken.
he would have voted for the export tax
on cotton
Senator Daniel secured the reinstate-
ment to-day of Mr.. Gus. Chapman, we'll
known in Richmond. as superintendent
of sewers in the District Of Columbia.