Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-19
MIST STICK TO WORK.
.rr OFFICIALS GET srRiN-
ORDERS FROM HEADoUAHTE
erlVISHSEsS OF BIG SHlP-YARDS.
raort to prevent o""''''''0" 90
nj Younger and Smaller
cadct Camp at Virgin"
.,,-Wsshinston Personals

.o,>-cTON. d. c.. May B-(Spe-
Glowing the example Of the POST
monument in regard to pos'mas-
w.. dissenting themselves from 'he'r Oh
o.. more than one DAY at tme'
.. leave. the Internal-Revenue Blu
.., issued an order 10 the effect
',-- ~ the deputy collectors through
'''' -. ..untry shah be required 20 de-
O. ...,. mole time TO their official du-
WV ~,e commissioner states in this
s.t 70 has been brought 10 his at
'..ao. ttat many Of the deputy collec-
,.,. h.,etofore been devoung a part
.,.,r tnc TO the transaction OF their
"a tg.nsss and the promotion of va
CIV" oruai. enterprises. Any violation
At o-aer. the Commissioner empha-
sz$ shall oe deemed sufficient cause for
Ibis i, a much more drastic order than
che .-. ISSUED from the Post-Ohice De
,a-tmeut. and will produce CONSERVATION
enug .cvenue officials throughout the
country as a great majority OF them are
engaged in private business, and many
ere D1uuectcd with corporations and other
business concerns and enterprises which
c.usud their attention during official
loa.s.
4 SELFISH PROCEEDING
4, is semi-ofhciailv stated that strong
pressure is being brought 20 bear on the
Navy Department to refuse the requests
now being made that IL entertain Dlda
for the construction Of the SIX uhpIO-
tccted cruisers, and TO postpone Tor thc
present all preparations looking 10 tic
early construction OF these vessels niT
pressure is said TO come from me IN
sh.p-vards whose plants are sag 20 INV
practically Incapable OF GHuCl tt fbere-
additional contracts. ana "'te ffds are
fore. are apprehcnsive tnAt u 80 YES
asked for the building OF the ,n'W b.,-c
sells some of tine minor Hiii'S, In. COM
not been considers" 1S tt,is agreDtable
petitors. may submit proPJ-ala a. -, i -
~ tbe denarfmeut and secure tnc "Ndlos'
The opinion prevails that tne "illVidls
n 90 right along with the preparation
~ Hans and specifications for the SIX I'M
r~ifccted cruisers. and disregard ne SCI
d. erceestions and influences Of the big
.r.r-oullders.
s'''' CADET OUTING.
THE proposed outing Of the High school
C'.nt II this city. 20 last three weeks.
Nat.'r c rrd an Virginia Beach. where
,.ror ,f.ll be constructed. II Will be made
~. rr....cal value to The boys, light guard
Frfr beng required. and a thorough tram
.,iv exercises which have never before
il.n taken up In ordinary drills. The
,.ro for the outirg has not yet been de-
-1 rnon but plans for funds 10 defrdy
,t. CNranses Of the TIP are in practical
'rs. richmond train due here at 1870
i..t richt was delayed by a broken rail
..,.h of the Long Bridge. and old not
arrive until 2l5 this morning \ North
rr.lua BRIDAL party and others were
ysry much annoyed by me long wait Oh
a. cold. wet night.
NAVAL ORDERS.
r,srenant-Commander J. &. Cressap,
,-is-.I May 18th TO the receiving-shp
Franklin as executive officer, Is now OF,
t.-ei o. the navy-yard, Norfolk, instead
nm. rider detaching Carpenter J. 3.
r.a,t-- from the Portsmouth On 10
rsy-,ad 10 the kearsarge. al Newport
N.0s. Is revoked.
C.ef-Llelneer I. y; OarI Il "cta0LoS
t,~ Morris Heights y. Y, and ordered
,.v.r.5rt News, Va, for duty on the
K.r-.ky. ~
Long and wife. of Lynchburs'
~ Wrs j 4. Van Pelt and Miss a.
brown. Of clifton F0 cor 2viI sn9 X 9.
60. IN the Metropolitan.
I1r.e lfcCung. Of Culpeper, ana
Miss " Nottingham, Of Norfolk. ana
W r Tor.in-on. of Martinsville' are at
~. y c s....T and wife. Of Waynesbor2',
Al" r. AVN IT.. NJ. D.. Of Rich
-.-f. " a. Norman. Of DanNille' d.,
.rf r.hr Rookie. of Warfehloh' N"'' CIV
%. r,@ .- r'r-lr formerly of Fred
-.i.t-., lint row OF this city, IS IN
.. ..-.rl tha sessions Of the
Pr,shyt.rn General Assembly
POSTAL
John A. Morris Va- today appointed
a fuurth-.ias- In-fut-'-r 'l M-Sl'' -
leo county \. c., vice A. D. Nhe'''oH'
ME following order was issued today:
.Ores o. pustn. stcr-General,
Washington. p. G., Nay H. 1892
ordered That part Of my order no.
3d. dated August l9. l'sS. when llesct4DTiS
the rates of postage aIl-cao-t 10 d. u
Giles ol mail matter mailed i'm the Unlteu
states addressed % persons IN Cuoa'
Porto Rico and the Philippine, Islands,
r.f connected with the United states
forces 40 or near those Islands. is hereby
modified. and the rates IN question are
fixed as follows VIZ;
"Tlrst-cass matter except the docu-
ment, classified in international mails as
commercial papers, cents Tor each nan
commercial Papers: Five cents for
the first ten ounces or less, and l cent
FOR each two ounces or fraction OF TWO
ounces DO excess ~ ten ounces.
Postal Cards. Single, cents; double,
cents
second and Thrd-Class Matter: One
Cent Toy each TWO ounces.
'Four,h-Ciass Matter: one cent for each
ounce
Bona Eide Trade Samples OF Merchan-
disc Two cents for the first four ounces OF
-.s and 1 cent for each two ounces or
Faction OF two ounces IN excess OF four
ounces
Registration Fee. Eight cents.
Commercial papers and samples
must conform 20 the conditions pre-
se1oed FOR them In international mails
as stated n sections 'e'-'k' Of note -. on
Pages l'S and 1856. Of the United States
pl-al Postal Guide for January, 1879.
oh. EMORY SMITH,
"Postmaster-CIe General