Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
THE NEW SOUTH.
The New Jersey Iron and Steel Works
Going to Tennessee.

New York, March 10th. = Ex-Mayor
Hewitt and Edward Cooper, proprietors of
the New Jersey Steel and Iron Works at
| Trenton, n. j., have been travelling in the
iron regions of the South for several weeks
on tour of investigation. As result, it
is announced that about April LIST their
works will be removed to Chattanooga,
Tenn. Much of the raw iron and coal
supply has been coming from there, and
the company also has found large market
in that region. The works employ 1900
men.
valensin's Horse Purchases.
CyNTH1ANA (Ky-), March 2oth.-A car
load of horses was shipped to-day by w.
w. Wilson to G. Valensin, of Pleasanton,
California. They comprised Semicolon, by
Simmonds, dam by Strathmore; three
year-old mare by Dictator, dam by Man,
brine; three-year- old Red Wilkes, dam by
Curtis Hambletonian two-year-old by
Clendorff dam by Orange Blossom two
year-old Wilkes bay, dam by Mambrino;
Time, a seven-year-old bay Strathmore,
dam by Alexanders Abdallah Second.
Madison squares Transformation.
NBw YORK, March 2oth-AmoEg the
subscribers TO the stock of the Metropolitan
the site of Madison Square Garden, are D.
other prominent capitalists. The capital
stock is million and half. The Garden
will be transformed into q monster amuse-
ment place.
A Noted thurman in Poverty.
New York, March 2Oth.-A receiver has
been appointed for Joseph Harker, the
noted turfman. Judgments amounting to
ST, 600 have been entered against him by
several banks. Harker was once wealthy
protege of Commodore Vanderbilt, and a
Director in the New York Central Railroad
and the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.
A Crooked Official.
HoBoKEN N. j., March 20th.-Assistant
City Clerk Mansell has been arrested
charged with the fraudulent issue of city
bonds by means of forged signatures to an
unknown amount. 1t is expected many
thousand dollars will be involved in these
transactions, although thus far only two
bonds, aggregating with interest Sl,690,
have been discovered.
Ex-President Cleveland's Party.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla), March 20th.-Ex-
President Cleveland and party arrived
early this morning. They breakfasted in
their car, and subsequently crossed the
ferry to South Jacksonville and proceeded
in the private car TO St. Augustine. The
party was met by citizens here and given a
handsome reception.
Those College Hoodlums.
NEW HAVEN, March 20th.-Yale College
is indignant and excited over lark perpe-
trated by party of lnebriated students last
evening, when the large bronze statue of
the late Professor Benjamin Stlllman was
dragged from its pedestal. The neck of the
statue was badly cracked and the body
slightly bent. Other mischief was done.
New York Copper Market.
New YORK, March 20th.-The copper
market in the Metal Exchange was some
what excited, although but little metal was
actually sold. Spot lake copper was offered
at 1850 cents per pound, bur with no buy
ers at higher price than 1880 cents.
March ranges from 13 80 cents bid 10 1910
cents offered. The settling price is 10 cents
Settlers Must yacate.
ST. CLOUD Mimi March 20th.-Officers
here have received notice from Washing
ton that all entries which have been made
are annulled and that settlers must yacate
the Northern Pacific indemnity lands.
Commissioner Stockslager says that the
ruling under which the lands were opened
has been overthrown.
A Heavy Failure.
HARTFORD, March 20th.-E d. Robinson
& Co., comprising the Hartford Investment
Company, has defaulted payment of in
terest on the debenture bonds due March
lst. The liabilities are S243, 200. The
company claims all debts will be paid
when the money due them is collected.
Resignation of q University President.
PROVIDENCE r. ~, March 2Oth.-The
Corporation of Brown University to-day
received the resignation OF Rev. Ezekiel g.
Robinson as President of the University
and Professor of Moral and intellectual
Philosophy.
Saicide From Grief.
Rock ISLAND Ill.l, March 20th.-Two
weeks ago Conductor Rand, of the Bur
lington road died. Last night his widow
Two children in the room were almost
suffocated.
Marriage Of q Niece of Senator Stanford.
SARATOGA IN. W, March 20th.-Miss
Annie Gardiner Lathrop and Mr.. Walter
Hendrick Hanson were married here this
evening. The bride is a niece of United
States Senator Stanford.
Mary Anderson,s Illness.
PHILADELPHIA. March 10Th. - Mary
Anderson showed no marked change to-
day. Her physician and brother say her
recovery will be slow. No one is allowed
TO see her.
Judgmeot for the Nevada Bank.
NEW Yokx, March 20ih.-Judgment has
been entered in the County Clerks Office;
against ex-senator Stephen ". Dorsey for
81 525 in favor of the Nevada Bank of Cal
ifornia.