The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08
THE-SOuTHERN SOCIETY zzz
Collecting "a Valuable Library in New
York.
BUKEAU OF THE TINES,

NEW YORK. December I. 1889.
New York is great Southern centre, and
in every group Of the men from below the
line there is sincere and deep felt grief
too keen to be paraded before the public. 1t
Is this sentiment that Will make the South
ern society voice its sorrow in its sympa-
thetic resolution. one Of the last acts OF
Mr.. Davis was 10 assist in furthering the
intention OF the society in preserving the
memories of the South. Captain II. L..
Garden has just presented TO the Southern
society the nucleus of library Of 1900 vol
umes by Southern authors, and relating to
the social, political and religious features
OF that section from the earliest days.
THE POLITICAL HISTORY or THE SOUTH
is remarkable and varied one. CAPTAIN
Garden has already secured many books
that relate to this subject alone, and some
Of the most prominent political men in the
south are assisting him in securing the
others. He recently received a letter from
the late jefferson Davis, giving list Of
what the President Of the Confederacy
regarded as the most valuable books
published on this subject. He said, in the
course of his letter, that he wanted one
book to be placed i'm the library, and that
one was defense Of himself, entitled II.
Jefferson Davis a Traitor;r The library
,.ill be the most complete OF its Kind in the
country, IL is not yet entirely collected,
but in year Captain Garden hopes 10 have
the shelves we'll tilled.
A SENSATIONAL STORY
was printed here to-day to the effect that a
gigantic Roman Catholic Bank and Trust
Company was going 10 be started in this
city, with a capital Of SlO0.0OO,OO0, under
..I a.. IL.
branches OF this financial concern would be
started in the principal cities Of the world;
aud tha, Le.ides taking care 0f the moneys
of the Pope and Roman Catholics all over
the world, il would act as registrar, trus-
tee and transfer and financial agent for
states, cities, railroads, towns and other
corporations, &C., Ac. Archbishop COrri-
gan pr0nOunces the story a canard and says
that il il a malicious one. lie has no con.
nectidn Nnato,er sith such "A scheme.
which is either a swindle on the cOncOctiOn
Of iunatic.
RAID on GAMBLERS.
Twelve broadway policemen. with axes
under direction Of Superintendent Murray.
to-day smashed up gamblers furniture and
supplies al police headquarters valued AZ
$4,000, L was tue fruit Of 2f2 raids made
since 1885. 1t also represented property
gathered from l23 gamblin. houses, -
policy shops, and 81 bOok-making and mis-
cellane0us gambling institutions.
GENERAL AND SPECIAL.
Earnings Of the Chesapeake and Ohio for
month Of November show an increase Of
yl2D.G10
pleyen years old, Wm. r.. Atwood died
to-day in Bellevue Hospital from the lOdg-
ing Of peanut kernel in Il bronchial tube
last Thursday. All that the doctors could
- did not save him, although they tried
ever appliance known to science.
The Par Association Will celebrate the
centennial 6f the establishment % tue
supreme Court Of the United states by a
reception on January 9Th 10 the justices Of
The court. Grover Cleveland Is chairman
Of the committee in charge OF the affair,
noLqGS4 stUslGgs OFT OF HORSE FLESH.
A factory for the making Of bologna sau-
sage out OF horse flesh has been discovered
1T Newtown, l.. |. sanitary Inspector
Phillips. who was sent 10 inspect the fac
tory, returned this morning with chunk OF
ill-smelling meat As a sample OF the flesh
used, which, however, was in a healthy
state. Henry BOsse, the manufacturer,
showed nIni his sausage-stuffer, and
said that seven horses had been con-
sumed, each furnishin. from 25O pounds
OF meat upward. There were only 500
mounds Of meat on hand, the balance, iha
balance. the proprietor .aid. having been
shipped TO France, where they are oonsid-
cred "A great delicacy. The health officers
are trying TO ascertain whether any Of the
sausages are dropped here while eR route
for France, but admit that even If even they
are they can do nothing unless the meat
should be found to be diseased.