The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-12

KNOWN TO FAVOR HILL FOX 'ns
PRESIDENCY.

KNOWN TO FAVOR HILL FOX me
PRESIDENCY.
81. co.n,x Democracy Warm FRIENDS OF
Grover Cleveland f'ii-Lent he'"~'''''
~ ,,., stewart Estate Hae Been
sca,.ered-General Sew York TOPICS
NEW YORK BUREAU
prcffuoND DAILY ltMES,
March II. 1870.
,r,,oro IL no doubt that the members OF 'ne
-. - nonocracv are in favorof the nomi-
-. - MIR Cleveland for President IN
,sos =, i equally true that Iammanl
nan now riding on the highest wave OF p0-
I,,icsl prosperity, is in favor OF Governor
um mt Tammany's favor in this direc-
ZION has string 10 it. and won't 90 the
,,-hole hog ON his Excollency until they see
what .pullv De has with the people. The
.bossv Of Tammany Hall is not aman VINO
IL ant 10 burn his fingers by getting ci9se !"
the fire. lie will not allow ioni,
many 20 endorse Hill, az ler an'
AHA may be- taken as pretty good ihuica-
t,o,, thof HIPS chances are none ol ihe ue-i'
in tbo oniuiOn OF the BOSS Between MI'
giovoland and the wigwam there has never
boon any love lost. To-day me orsahi1aliVi
stsrds las the bitter foe Of Grover NOT
oneniv bur nevertheless. a foe. Few OF inc
,tarriors believe that hin viii be noini-
notod. fewer still that Cleveland VIII eet
fhoro. Tammany. however. does not count
f.r much now as D National factor oi inHu-
onco. There are too many local ONCE, al
stake for any worry over tne fedeIal ''si''..
nies. Give tho braves a wigwam DID, ine Wy
/ Han and they care very ii''''
post0ilice or customhouse.
MD LENT.
Mid Lent week brings mild relaTati9.n
ffle uenifontial rigOrs oi ia,niouanie CIT,
clos. To-day Mrs. W. g.. Whitney prov ,leu
"tea" for number OF her iLthu7' Mi7
/ roa-, gave a luncheon for Mrs. Grover
/ cleveland. Mrs. Withcrbee gave dinner,
and fhora was meeting Oitne Theatre tiuu
and one or two theatre parties ON w en-
rasday the Badmint0n Club and Wednesday
Anerno0n Club both meet. Thursday WIN
h. faltan un with dinners. and the me,ln-
offha Thursday Evening Club at MIS-. W hil-
,o,'s Friday viii Doe the occasion oi lnItt
hir dinners. and on Saturday the bidm'n-
fn1 Club viii provide exercise ana smu7e'
menf fer "a g00dly number OF people. MN-i
Of Them quiet amusemcnts. but calculated
90 help pass the time in pleasant way
SIC TRANSIT. dc.
The changes that have taken place since
A n. Stewards death in the estate ana IT'D.
belongings of the great merchant prime
crow more startling every day. HIS 'l'ie'
aro in the hands of strangers; nus h.H0
gone t0 people hc iotcstcd; hi- nlipie para,
Incomes The home of the great Democi'l'
Club. Nothing that could De- more Ielu-
! nanf fo his Wishes were Dee alive. eetlh
- fo have been left und0ne by a waywafd id'
Z Tine latest desocratiOn 90 make the lo-t Done
of fh. old man rattle about their unhnoN
. crave. is the announcement thar the mlfNi
o. -fatuarv that once -rlcod his all ttllet
E ara to be exhibited as an attraction oi Oh
louoniur of the spring stock oi the dff -o0u
store. The pieces shown the public ale lh
following Well-knOWn statues; III aul aH'
Virginia. original group. by the late ol-
+. fineui-hcd sculptor. Joseph Duilah' 10 i
i A.. of London; "fl0ra original eialle' .
/ fno late Thomas Crawford, of New y OTIS
.Ien0hia in Chains. colossal statue. Dl ih
I American scuipuess, Harriet ie-il0 p
j. -Damo.thonos." colossal Statue. Df me lsl
y Thomas Crawford. of New l9rh' "f l.h0
ID Girl life size figure, Dog tle iaie Anii
Scipi0nc lad0lini. Of Rome; "Nldla' ln
" blind giri of p0mrcl. original, ny u
American sculptor. john Randolph Rogers
.Flowor Girl life size figure. hy 4. D
Ives. of Rome: "~auplo.' i'io size neur
81 hy Professor Richard III. Park, of New ORR
Z .Pr0serpinc" orl .inal statue, ny lle ia'
Marshall Wood. OF London; "lhe b3iAcf'
4 life size figure, by Antonio lanlaioini'
Milan.
THE RACE QUESTION.
D. Murat Ualstead has new plan io setl
tine race question. lie said here to-day
Do "a new black State should Doe made oui
90 Tie Indian Territory and oklahoma. u iu
90 rs done. and ! shall urge President iiaii
son 90 favor it all the dise0niehl
f negroes in the southern l.p
"a can migrate 20 l4e ne" ''
o and practically govern themselves. J. D
B. nor think the white people of the ooui
s viii object. The plan BIS perfectly ieaei..
% and think would materially assist the ii
r. publican party. President Harrison do Dbl
D. Federal appointments Don the black STAT
10 would doubtless select none uul nctfne
Do 10 would give that race chai'
c OBJ learn how tO govern iNeln7e ft
e and Doc "a place of refuge for chem. A.
, ihe Indians boo Che territory why, iet ln'
ID remain and miA with iHe negroes Aiil'
Do Die in disposition. they can 1--WE ln leliea
harmony with the Indians. Do ODE white
lt aftemrfed f0 lIYo with ihe Indians, ineI
a- would Doe war. Senators Butler 1nl he
.e can .uuu0rioi the idea 0I negro ci'Nn'l
fOn. and this win give them chance
b. carry 0ut their ideas. Then, WITH lhe a
2. mission of this black State. into the n.o
ID desire t0 See Idaho and Wyoming com
o- in. That viii Doe three new hepu.liea
States t0 count ou Boa the next national eie
by ton.
ir MAJOR CLARK EXPELLED.
D. Major Hancock Clark. the man who .h
700 Wilton Randolph al Iho southern 7nci.
short time ago, was ia-i m4ni eAlei'
from lhe society after 900 invest -alNh
'u the charges against him. handolNh M
De acquitted and eA0nerltcd. lale. hAi
be bsr of witnesses were examined. Ihe $50
s.. of Tine executive committee is understood
have been unanimous.
70 ANOTHER VIRGINIA cENrENARlAN.
a remarkable looking old col0red Won't
.gl caused c0mm0tiOn il-t night 700 tne Ma
kef street don0t Newark. She got n1
ID Newark because She bad taken the Wf0.
lo train. a crowd collected about her. al
ID. she startled every one by saying Chat .
o- was ia years old. To prove this b
& produced an old Bible. on ihe ny-'eal
or which was the following. "prc-enicd
Is Mary. the beloved daughter OF Frank
u- Moses ROdman, by her father, on Der lt
d" birthday. Manchester, May -l,ii'g in. %
H. woman -Hd chat her name was Mary JH
h. Elizabeth R0dman. and tnat she was po
10 on Nav %. 1866. at Manchester She $40
10. that her father and mother were slaves %
Ne fnlg3. She herself wHs slave, and b
M last master was Henry Geuica. OF lianoY
) Nirvina. She said that sae distinctly
ld mpmbrrcd George Washington ana
h- doings no the national capitol. She was
her way from pittsled. nass1cluseli7'
m her home in Richmond When Che Ora
Of for Washington came along sh8 was
sisted aboard with her luggage.
ALL SORTS.
or The Flack conspiracy iaal was coninu
..f to-day. and the lawyers devoted ihemeei'
,n for several weary hours t0 the solemn ia
Ia of finding men who had read and ne1
nothing about the great ilack divorce 7e.