The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
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| i'm later Volumes. 1t is said 10 be almost
| certain that the House bill will leave the
census officials out Of the civil service
| BROWN-SWANSON CASE.
! Representative Walker of Virginia. ar
| rived in the city to-day and was fin his
seat in the House. Committee on Elec-
| tions No. 3, of which General Walker,
| is chairman. will meet tomorrow to con
| slider the Brown-SwansOn contest.
Mr. Brown was in the city to-day.
POOR VENTILATION.
The FentilatfHg arrangements Of the
House have caused much complaint for
some time past, and as IS usual every
winter quite a number Of members are
I'll. Captain Lamb was confined 10 his
room several days last week and Mr..
Kitchin, Of North Carolina, is just out
after a few days sickness. quite a num-
Der of others are laid up with grip colds
and kindred ailments.
1t was mentioned in this correspon-
dence Saturday night that Representa-
tive RiXey was the only Virginian ab-
sent from the caucus Mr. Rixey went
10 his home at Brandy Station. Thursday
afternoon, after the adjournment Of Con-
gress. He was told there would be no
need of his presence at the caucus Satur-
day night, so did not return.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission Announces that on January :.
1899 commencing az A. NJ, examiHa-
lions will be held by its Internal Revenue
Beard OF Examiners in Asheville, n. c..
and in Statesville, y. c., for the position
Of storekeeper-g in the internal
revenue Service in those cities.
The commission also announces that on
January 10. 1899. commencing at . A. NJ.
examination win be held at any city In
the United states, where the commission
has a board OF examiners, for the posi-
ton Of special mechanic expert ship
wright or shipfister). in the Bureau OF
Construction and Repair Newport News,
Va, at a salary of 1916 per diem.
Applicants will be required to show
that they hold a certificate OF having
satisfactorily served an apprenticeship
either as a shipftter or shipwrigth in
some one OF the United States navy
warded to the commission with the APP
piicatfon. but will be returned 10 the +
applicant. /.
NEW POsTMAsTERs.
The following fourth-elass pos,masters
were appointed to-day:
North Carolina-Anna. Allegheny coun. |
Is. Mrs. Ollie VI. Smith. vice Mary A. |
Richardson removed; Beech Bunc0mbe I
F.. A. Peniand, vice Alfred NJ. (
Penland, dead. Cana, DaYie county |,
John NJ. Bailey. vice James II. Cain. re-
moved. Harman, Watauga county. Polly \
W. Edmisten. vice William l.. Winkler.
Joy. Burke county. John Deal.
vice Joseph r. Hall, dead; Partee Alex
ander county. Robert +. futile. vice |
Martha H. watts, removed
Vrgnia-Oldheh Charles City county, !
william Il. Atkinson. vice +. 5. Oldheld,
HOTEL REGISTERS.
Metropolitan-G. F. Hankins, Danville;
p /. CabeH. Richmond; T. NJ Johnston !
Norfolk: Lewis Walker, Milton. y. C.
Nationally. II. Lyon, Norfolk; c. r.
Jones. Richmond. J. y. Overman, Eliza
beth City, n. c.; Charles NJ. Brown, Ber-
ryviile.
St. James-J s. Calvert and s. r.
c'rowder, Richmond; s. A. Reinach, Pc
ersburg: s. V. SouthaH. Jr, University !
Il virginia: Charles n. jerks. Asheville;
). X. Pritchard. Baskerville, n. c.; w. n.
,itzhugh and wife, Cape Charles; Lit
ell Wilson. Richmond. II
Howard House-Horace L. Smith, Rich ;
nond; George B. Richenson. Frederioks-
,urk @. L. seaton. s. W. Triplett. Della.
lane, Va
Raleigh-C. J. Faulkner. Boydton; II.
". Fry, Oak Park, Va; w. n. Habiiston.
petersburg. Ii