The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18
THAT INVITATION.
HOW IT CAME TO BE SENT TO THE
NEW YORK SEVENTH.
Various Theories Current Action Of the
New York Confederate Veteran Camp
Northern and English Capitalists In the
Sou'h-New York Topics.
NV YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY lihks'

Now that the Seventh Regimen ZIP -
Richmond has lapsed. there are hulioei
Of stories current about the origin Oh Tue
idea. This Is one 81 them told by captain
johnson. Of brigade headquarters "lne
trouble arose through a young Nirginian'
who thought ii would De good thing TO
have .The seventh parade in his native
state. and Sc. without authority from the
rerimental officers. and, fancy, even with
out consulting with them, De wrote 10 y ir-
oinia. and thus caused the invitation to De
Sent. The regiment. believe, would prefer
10 cxucud it8 money for more ENJOY anie
trim on some other occasion. when DO Nouiu
have time for rest and recreation, instead on
doing the hard work necessary on "a luDil'
parade after day passed in travelling 90
Virginia. % Doe followed by another snch
dlv in returning
southern invitations Will. PERHAPS not De
SO ready on call for enthusiastic eAiie7 ih ine
future after this experience.
TIE NEW YORK VETERANS.
The rules Of the new camp Of Confederate
veterans. started here. provide thar in oluei
fs leeome "a member of Che organization the
applicant must have a clear record OF four
wears service in the Confederate Army. Inc
camp" starts ont with "a large number ol
members. who were entertained handsomely
hy Colonel Dickinson. the commander, ON
Tuesday. ai q fine banquet at his residence.
$50. an west one hundred and twcnty-iontth
street. the Confederate camp has deciDed
CD afioud iu "a body the unyeiling oi iho
equestrian statue tu General Robert l.. Lee
in Richmond. Nay E.
SOUTHERN PROSPECTS.
afr. tx. Norton. president of the Louis
vile and Nashville viii take q party Oh
English and New York capitalists ON
prospecting tour of The south next Weeh.
A .vndioafe of Western capitalists i-
completing the surveys for "a railroad from
rDcO-. on The western line of Texas fAeihc.
n0IhWarl along the west Dank of the Ite1-
river about ninety miles. to n new loMN
called Eddy. The line viii Doe built thi-
summer. lI is the purpose ci tne sinuleat.
t1 extend The line ultimately three hundred
miles further north tO connection Wild
Afchi.0u no Albuquerque. NeW Mexico
Afchis0n. 20 is said. viii build half way iN
meet TO-. lhosyndicafe is ai present promo
ling the lec0s Valley Irrigation company
and owns NtensiNc lands ndr1nchcs do ihai
section. Two years ago there were nafl-
Dr. any settlers there. TODAY there is %
settlers have taken up over ZVOON acres of
ud on thc pec0s river adjoining ilai
place. ltis tho purpose of the syndicate io
.rrieate that whole section of country from
Roswell. New Mexico. southwark inih
Texas. "a distance of about lJl miles. lne
Texas Pacific VIII Dee especially henfnNd
iy This new r0ad. one of tne promoter, ol
inc new lime states that DO VIII give i0 tho
Texas Pacific as much freight ms amy iVl
miles west oi Fort Worth.
Earning Memphis and Charleston. first
week of April. s35. 1850. $500. fil3as, l.fi;
SOB increase.
Personal MENTION.
hrchdeacon Mackay-~mifh. Rev. Arthur
BROOKS and Res. Dr. rhlch'rf0n, lns com
mle-i0nors constituting the tcc.e-il'
Court of ih|s diocese. are investigating Hl
n Protestant Episcopal See House, 10 h1-
lnfCfie place. the charges against lfJ0et nn
DO. ullanrf. pastor OF So. Narks. The
charge. which DR.. liylance Wi-he. 90 have
investigated Wfr. made Dy Dr. NuHckenNNs,
against whom nl. Ryiance eOt q tll.N.ONcr-
diet for SANDER.
Among those whose names are mentioned
'u connection with Rev. Dr. Cuylerr Na-
cant passionate are the Rev. Dr. 4. J.. hll-
ff0iro of this CITY. the Rev. DR.. a. 7. PER-
son of Philadelphia. the Rev. Dr. Nclue--
noy Of CHICAGO. and tue Rev. DIR. Woods %
Germantown. Pm. Dr. Cuyler contempt
ley0ting bis energies 90 newspaper WORK.
Some time ago Doe Was offered salary OBJ
100000 year by newspaper OF tais ciil'
which Doe then refused. as he wished 20 con-
fnue bis iab0rs in the church. but % ie
probable that Doe viii now accept THIS oner'
,R. CLEVELAND DENIES.
Mr. Cleveland denies the World interview
ol to-day
THE BODY Us THE CAsK.
The body of the clerk. Meyer. murdered
iH Copenhagen Oy one philip-cn, which was
shipped 90 this country bon cask nurpori-
ing t0 contain plaster. Wa. taken to-day
from the appraisers store. 90 Doe returned On
Denmark "a. requested by the Danish au-
ih0rf'es. The cask. with its contents in-
tact. WAS transferred TO- the dock of the
llIngYalla steamship line at iiooohcn. 10
was placed among other outgoing freight,
and win probably De shipped ON the Norge,
which is 90 sall on April -Jth.
ALL SORTS.
Lawyer QuackcnD0s has failed 70 .sub-
sfHutaie his charges against Rev. lr. *,
lance. OF ST. Marks church. before Bishop
p0uofs Ecclesiastical C0mmitlee, and the
controversy is at ana end. Mr. QuackenDi-
witnesses failed t0appear.
Albert Martin. seventeen years ola, VINO
bad Just entered college. the youngest son
OF George G.. Martin. of Piainheld, NOD, Wa.
killing reaches with Paris green ONT of ctl.-
osity. he tasted the stuff and died in conN ui-
.i0ns ieW moments later
s. reception was given t0 General w. J..
sherman ZOO the Union League lup tn-n.t ni
in honor Of his seventeen birthday. Toe
ID J. ID o.
persons t0 DE invited. and O.l invitations
were issued.
Mr. Gould Rockwell. millionaire eighty
Two years old, Who married young Miss
Mary Louis Deumau 900 kld-eAeii. tnnnee-
lcuf. Yesterday. is no thc Ashland House,
800 ibis city. with his wife. The irle j. %
Dlu-hing Girl "iust ont OF llr techs. Die
Rockwell gave Der $4,000.
Tine steamship ta-nmir arrived h.l.
this morning from Mar-ril.0- ana other
Mediterranean ports with l,iNi Italian im-
migrants uu board. tu-t1n-lNu-e inspector
NcAulcy was informed fhii more inan one
half of these were contract lHDorer-. ANA Doc
proceeded 90 investigate. lie found thirty
0i the Italians gathered together, 1nd were
0n their way fD pIfI-lurg. They bad made
ARRANGEMENTS before leaving Italy iO gO Co.
work here. The Cashmir was hf0d espe-
ciIliy t0 bring over fnnse l.i0a. cry tess
females We're among ine party.
st the Congressional Investigation no
Castle Garden to-day an Italian paGrone'
Joseph Gaiee. an Italian banker and riii-
road contractor. WHO WAS supposed OBJ have
done "a GOOD deal in importing contract DE
h0f. was the first witness. lie denied Chat
he ever paid ihH passage OFF italian lmmi-
grants. he thought fher. Wa- great deal
oi importing of labor, but he could noi give