The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-20
NEW YORK.
YESTERDAYS REPORT FROM THE
GREAT METROPOLIS.
The squadron OF Evolution-The Brstit.
Ian situation fntercases,y discussed -
Twcnty.first Annual banquet of the
chamber Of Commerce-AIl sorts.

Ian situation fnterca,es,y discussed
Twenty.titst Annual banquet of tn,
chamber of Commerce-An Sorts.
NEW YORK. November Special. r.
Recorder Smy th has denied a motion for
new trial for DAVID llarfcld. the Richmond
pa"nbrctc' VINO was convicted for bIgamy
i HMfeid, ten years ago. married julia fiar
hen, and in september last Sarah Marx, al
60 Monroe street. Iii. defense was that tn
ceremony with Miss Marx was one Of be-
tr0thal and not marriage. Ho will be-
sentenced on Friday.
THE DIR. KYLANCs CASE,
The idea has been abandoned Of an ami
cable settlement of the case between the
liey. Nh Rylance. Of Il. Marks Church,
and some Of hs parishoners, Iawye
QuackenbOs says the case has been docket
I'd 70 take Its regular turn on the court
calendar.
THE BRAZILIAN EXCITEMENT
has pretty we'll subsidized in this city. Com
mercial houses here have come 10 the con
clusiOn that there will be no check 10 ex-
ports from Brazil, and further than that the
people 0t New Nofk are not greatly con-
ccrned az 10 what form Of government
Brazil may adopt The Coffee Exchange
opened this morning with no excitement
\ cable from London announces that the
market for Brazilian securities there Is iirm
az slight advances. 4 cablegram from the
National bank of Brazl, al Rio Janciro,
says the new government meets with pOpu.
lar approval. Perfect order prevails.
STORMY BAPTISM OF Tnt NEw WAR FLEET
Owing 10 a fierce storm Of wind and rain.
Uncle SANS new fleet Of brand new war
ships Is still at anchor in Sandy Hook bay
riding out the gale with their top gallant
masts housed and everything snug allow and
alOn.
When the fleet sailed Yesterday noon the
storm was just coming on. Instead Of 90
ing out aud turning their bows head into a
heavy wind and sea. Admiral Walker or
dered the fleet into the bay. The fleet will
undoubtedly wait for the gale 30 die away
before rcsuming the VOYAGE to Boston. This !
may not be for day OrtwO TO come, ior his |
the winds velocity at Sandy Hook |
was over fifty miles and hour.
ANONG CHILDREN Al SEA. |
During the voyage from Bremen of the |
North German Lloyd steamship Fulda, |
which arrived here early this morning, four |
children among the sleeragc passengers |
died Of diptheria, and were buried AT sea. |
The malady wUs contracted 10y three Of the |
little ones from the first one, who was
brought on board the vessel sick
NEW YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The l2lst annual dinner Of The New York |
Chamber of Commerce al DelmOnicO's this |
evening surpassed in interest and pleasure |
most former affairs of the same character. |
Every seat in the large banquet hall was
subscribed for and allotted several weeks |
ago. and many applications for admission
by memhers that were received late had to |
fsffll tt
that as there could only be- seats for 22O. |
they should be assigned to members in the |
order Of their applications. President /
Charles :. smith presided and on citherh hand |
on the dais were seated the special guests of
the evening. OF these tour were selected 10 |
respond 90 the set tOasts. EN-Prcsideat |
Grover Cleveland replied 10 'Our Honorary |
Members; +. j. Phelps, eX-Minister 10 |
England. TO commerce; Justice Samuel /
+. Miller. Of the United states Supreme |
Court, 10 the "Judiciary'. and John W. |
Noble, Secretary OF the Interior, 10 "Ihe
River and its Relation 10 Ocean |
commerce."
Mr. Cleveland, who arrived late, was
greeted with Il storm ofapplause. He was
recently elected honorary member Of the
hamberOf Commerce, and his toast was TO
the honorary members. Upon being I'm
irOduced in laudat0ry speech 10y |
President Smith. Mr.. Cleveland began 10y |
the body for the honor conferred |
upon him. He considered himself fortunate |
In being thus connected with the business
interests involved in the organization.
knowledge Of the business interests Of the
should aid in the discharge Of the
lutics Of citizenship. II would be great
benefit 10 the country if more business men
we're in the National Legislature. Some
hangers that besct our political life could !
hen be more safely met. Mr.. Cleveland
referred 20 what had some
lines been said as 10 the position Of eX-
Presidents. Some one had suggested that
hey be taken out and shot. lie de-
nurred TO that idea, and his own
suggestion would be- that they simply be left
% earn their own living the same As other
people Mr.. Cleyeland's remarks were cor
liailv received. 4 telegram from Secretary
Blaine. expressing regret that pressure OF
public business prevented his attendin. the
banquet
Secretary Noble responded TO the toast
The Mississippi
Among the other guests who were present
we're. George William Curtis. Carl Schurz'
General sherman. General SchOheld, Gen
raj o. o. Howard, and Rear-Admiral
}raiue.
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Wall street expects the Richmond Iermi-
,al people To make "a very good showing 10
heir stockholders IN view Of the large earn
ngs Of the system at present. The kich-
nund and panyile proper bids ialr 10 reach
arnings of 81 ,OOO 900 a month, and II came
within per cent. Of that sum during the
month of october. For the past four months
[ has averaged over $SOO.OOO. or more than
335 600 a month net. The increase on the
.irginia Midland ~ls been greater than on
INV other part of the system. the net earn
ngs showing an improvement OF more than
s per cent: and as the Richmond Terminal
WINS about three-iOurths Of the capital
tock. there is little reason 10 anticipate
hat this branch Of the system viii in any
way De neglected.
ALL SORTS.
The Worlds Fair fund is now over four
million. The New Haven Railroad did II
N "A .ubscriptiOn Of $4,000 this morning.
All the Richardson street car lines IN
SrOOklvn was tied up this morning DN
frike of the conductors ana drivers. The
trike has OccasiOned much excitement, ana
he full police reserve force OF cight nun
Ir.d men have been called out. No serious
outbreak occurred during the day, but there
vas apprehension OF trouble before tue end.
Zen lines are affected. The occasion Of the
trikr is the discharge Of eight or ten men,
I Is ALLEGED without cause. except that they
attended meetings Of the knights Of Labor
md other labor bodies. Most Of the lines
an cars under police protection during the
lfternoon. and il looks as if the strike would
lr0,e the usual failure.
Inspector Steers received the congratula-
ions Of his friends to-day at police head.
quarters at the opening Of his thiry-third
ear OF police service. His record Is un-
arnished.
A large number Of undesirable immi-
rants were ordered TO be returned 70 tu
ope by Collector Erhardt today. Most OF
he foreigners had come here destitute WIN
M visible means Of m iking a livelihood.
The Norfolk and Western earned during
he second week Of November an increase
# So. 40. and from January an increase
# $53S, ,23I.