The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-19
NEW YORK INDIGNANT.
MAYOR GRANTS REQUEST FORA
RECOUNT DENIED.
Political Reasons Given AZ tho Csuse of
Refusal - Famous Breaeh-of- Promise
Death of Colonel Thomas l.. snesd
Metropolitan Miscellany.
NEw YORK BUREAU !
RICHMOND DAILY THINKS, :

There is great indignation at the denial o.
Navor Grants request for q recount Of the
New York census. To-day Mayor Grant
said II was probably the fact that the ad
ditional Congressman would be a Democrat
that the census officials would not grant the
recount. The police enumeration, the Mayor
said. was verified by Mr.. Olcott, one OF The
heads Of the Census Bureau, and his sug
restions were followed in every case
The President Of the Board o.
Health said 1--WE have indisputable proc
,fmaniicst error on the part Of the Censu'
Eurcau in this instance at least The in
ference Is strong that the tactics Of Speaker
Reed will be- carried into the Census Blu
r,au. and we shall be deprived Of the priv
leees 60 which we are entitled. New lorl
has le, rights, and her CT liens, without re-
gard 90 party, insist upon them. The re-
u.al will tell heavily against the Republ
cans In the coming elections.
FAMOUS BREAcH.oF-PRoMsE CASE.
The famous breach-of-profSise case o.
Campbell against Arbuckle, the coffee inii
Nonairc. nmiliarly known as the Baby
Hunting case" has again been brought "a
public attention by its appearance on the
calendar Of the Court Of Appeals fol
argument. The plaintiff, Clara Camp
boil l. "A resident Of Ohio, ant
belongs 20 family in high stand
ing in the community IN which
they live. The trial resulted IN a yer
dict for he plaintiff for N1,OW, being
the larges, verdict ever TehueItu III an ac
fion Of this character. except that against
Lord Garm0ylc, in England. The defendant
auucalcd 90 the general term OF the Supreme
Court. where the judgment was sustained
lie then appealed 10 the Court Of Appeals
where the case Is now mp for argument.
DEATH or COLONEL I. L. sNEAD..
colonel Thomas l.. Snead, seventy years
ofI. cN-COn federate officer, died suddenly
af O'Clock this morning at the Hotel
r..sl at FOrtieth street and Sixth avenue
Tba supposed cause was heart disease.
Tine remains were taken to II. Louis this
afternoon over the Pennsylvania raillOad
Tine, were accompanied by his wife, son
and daughter. Colonel Snead leaves a
brother in Richmond and sister in Char
lOitosNille, Va.
DECEASE OF A PRIEST.
The Rev. Joseph TranziOli, the venerable
pasior of 81 Peters Catholic church, Brook
ian. died this morning, aged seYenty-four
,.,r- He was bora in the canton Of IL
elmo. switzerland lie was ordained in 1876,
ami i'm 1870 he came 10 America. lie cele-
brated his jubilee last May.
Il SHOP LOUGHLIN's JUBILEE.
~ James Cathedral, in Jay street, Brook
Iy,' va. thronged with people this morning,
Who came % attend the jubilee mass OF
El-h,. loughliu. which was celebrated al
1910. The edihcc was deliberately decorated
d, the ladies' of the Altar Society in honor
of the occasion. The high altar was a laby-
rjnth of lights and flowers. The Pontiiicial
mass was celebrated by the venerable pre-
late himself, and the sermon was preached
ly Ills Emneuce James Cardinal gibbons,
rfHlltimore. who elOQuently reviewed the
f.and works of Bishop Loughlin. In this
,,.tt.rv were about two hundred priests
.,.l .,.l.if.S. AMER the mass, an address
tr,ui fla clergy 10 the bishops was read by
fh.,.nDrable Rev. sylvester Malone, pastor
offb. Church OF Il. Peter and II. raul.
This evening the procession o. the CathOlle
laity. ~ about $1,000 men, representing the
different Catholic organizations OF the
diocese, passed i'm review before Inc cps
c,nql residence, on CleremOnt avenue. The
lslrf,. of the scene was much increased by
;lnj..nl1y of cOlOrcd lanterns carried by
a,u.ii. the contrasting cOlOrs giving the
parade "a most picturesque character
hmong the paradrra was column consist
iueoi Two hundred sailors and eighty ma
rin.- from the nayy-yard under command
at Plymaster John Furey.
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.
From the statistics Of this years immi-
Grafton al the Barge Office so far ii looks as
N 1870 would beat the record. In the nine
months lu.t ended $500 immigrants nave
been landed AT the threshold Of the United
states. which beats the record Of any year
since 1880 hy 3s,4ds. The August ana sep
tpmher monthly records were also the
l,rr..f for6ve wears, being 1884 and 1922
respectively.
IHE WHITE SQUADRON.
The force ON the home station of the
white squadron This winter VIII consist "l
th. ptil,a.lphia (ligship), the Petrol, In
t.rnr.,.. Neafssrgc. Dolphin and Ncsuyius,
that is unless The squadron is amalgamated
,,th tine North Atlantic fleet. II 1t IS not
thi- viii be- "a much larger force than was
r,rd.r Admiral Gherlrdfs eOmmand last
.a,r. Tine Phil idrlpha. Petrol. Dolphin.
Fntrrpri-c and NesuNius are at present
hpr.. and the kearsarge Is on detached
dur, on the Central American coast. Toe
H-ei Will carry ia al about 1900 men.
VENEBATION o. THE FLAG.
general order has been issued from the
\Ay-Ndrd Department requiring all ON
..r- tBd men aboard ship or al sbOfe sta-
f..n-. where there is "a band, 10 rise uncover
heads ~ IifN AlAf HhAi'lsAA N'A'io iNNDH
N..n.ak al : o'clock, and as they reach the
,.,.iuI when hauled down at sunset. An
..,a.- order recently issued directs all per-
SIMS attached 10 the navy 10 rise and un-
..,.ras fhe last note OF the bugle sounds
e...r. i'm the morning and evening. Ii is
through such regulations that the young
..tuan +. taught 10 respect the emblem
under which be serves.
CEREBRAL AND Personal,
-ucca..or TO the late Benjamin +.
ppiNoI0 a. edifOr of the Memorial, month
d. nlr organ Of the order of Bnai Birth,
v.I soon bee chosen. EX-COrOner Mortz
IHr-cr is thought 10 be one who VIII be Sc
locjed for the place.
T1r Grard Lodge Of the independent
Oner of B'uai Birth will meet atMasnner-
ch0r Hall tomorrow. Among the prOml-
nrnt delegates present Will be the Grand
Pr..id.nt William 4. Cans. Judge Henry
II. Goldfugle. Julius iaTburger, CON mis-
siOncr Koch. Henry :. Herman. Joseph l..
NeNbur-or. samuel Il. hamburger, eX-
Coroner Ellinger aud J. L. solomon, editor
oi tac Hebrew standard.
RAILROAD NOTES.
NJ. John H. luman said that the southern
properties never had better outlook than
zoo present: they had naturally suffered with
th. General decline in prices, but that, III
bis opinion. with revival Of bull sentiment,
iley would be the first 10 respond, as their
earnings. both present and prospective
warranted better figures than those when
lo,v obtain Oh the Stock Exchange,
Earnings East Tennessee, Virginia and
i,.Orsa. first week October 1890, 800, Loo;
f->i. sll6.12S; Increase, Sle,426.
personal AND GENERAL.
Robert Garrett is expected 10 arrive in
h.- city to-morrOw on the mDrla. MI
Garrett 10 said 20 be IN very feeble h"aitn'
t0.rn determined him to return TO this
country without delay.