The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-23
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GREAT,MsTROPOLS.
Dg. Taimace's Corner stone From Mar
Hll--,Teaiousy Between sicilian Rivals
The NcCalia Court Martiai-Railroad
News ami General Gotham Gossip.
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News and General Gotham Gossip.
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RICHMOND DAlLY TINS,
April -. 1890.
The Rev. T.. DE Witt Talmagc to-day OBJ
e. tanned permission from Collector Erbarii to
, remove from bond the piece u Mars hin,
4 which Dee secured during DIS rcout visit %
Q the Holy Land, 10 De- used a. "a cornerstone
for iho new Brooklyn Tabernacle. This
stone being intended for use for r,ligious
purposes, under One law. after the proper
9 oath preliminary 90 thc entry Of articles in-
tended for The u-c Of churches. colleges and
schools. is admitted 90 he brought m'o the
country without iho payment Of duties.
/ SAVAGE sICiLiAN RIVALS.
Massuza Draofta OF No ad6 Elizabeth
street. and Rosetta iariY. ol NJ. 30 Mott
street. two pretty -icilion girls. are In love
with Charles lompanoliO, "a tOnsOriai artist
.of a3 Clinton Place. The rival. met. Mas
.uza drew a pearl handled siiieiio ifom her
plush sleeve and the light OF jealous, heg0u.
She cut her opponents loit eye ont. sla.hod
hor badly on lle neck. breast and arms, and
nearly cuf one of her ears on. The wound
cd girl was removed to St. \inconrs ll0spi-
tai. and her assllnnl WAS arrested. In TIE
lOmhs Court Dee was held in $4,000 bail 10
await The result of Roseila- injuries.
THE McchIA COURT MARITAL.
The first act iu The Naval Court Martial
drama, 10 which the recent McCalla court
az inquiry was the urOoguo. was begun ina
the navy yard to-day The charges ON
which commander McIall0 j. 10 be- tried
are. First. striking another person In the
navy. second. violation OF article ~, naval
rguiati0ns third. maltwaimcnt Of persons
/ subject tO his orders. fourth. conduct unhe-
/ coming an officer; iffh. violation Of article
I'D of the naval regulations. The court was
composed Of Admiral ID. B. lIar-
mons (prCsidenn. Captains Henry Erbcn.
Richard W Meade. J.. A. neardsioc. T.. q.
Matthews, R. J.. f.tlian. and j. y. McNair
and Commanders b. t. Day. ". b. Bridge
man. Merrill Nilor g.. ". Nardey. &. NJ.
! Chester and ". n. Whiting Lieutenant
/ Perry Garst is iud-c advocate and viii Doe
assisted ms official prosecutor by Licu-
tenant William l ~ukon, of the
/ iectcd 90 Captain Boardsleo as pre-
/ iudicgd against him. After q few minutes
UriIhowti0u the objection Nns sustained.
Captain Boirdsiee was. therefore. excused.
Captain Mc'niia said he had no objections
t0 any OF the other officers named by ,ecre-
tary Tracy sitting lie stated he was
ready for trill and NOT guilty, when
and specifications raised against him. The
crew of the Enterprise during her cruise
when NcCalla was In command, marched.
into the room adjoining the courtroom, In
readiness TO testify when called.
HONOR AMONG THIEVES.
That there is honor among thieves was
demonstrated in tho count al general ses-
sions to-day. An innocent man WAS con-
ficicd of burglary last week, and the one
vino committed Che crime came fOrwMd
anl Hnhn0WlDd-0i h's guilt The two men
were brothers and bore strong re-
.cmbanco 20 each other. Henry Fin
negan, ihe cider was convicted,
Lawyer Nesierne'd said that the one who
WIS guilty wished i0 Surrender himself In
order 90 save finnNgnu from punishment.
Daniel inncsHn Chen came forward and
Frankly ACKNOWLEDGED That he should be-
punished in place OF Dds brother. who was
convicted. lle was committed % the
fmls. The matter was PLACED before the
Grand jury. and nn Indictment was found.
To-day Daniel was arrai. noi at tho bar. Ito
pleaded guilty. Lawyer Ngslneld briefly
stated ihe circumstances io judge MARITIME,
Wll 1NI investigate ihe c'fcum- tancc5 uud
punish Hceonin-iy.
IOHEl0N CONTRACT I,nON.
THE subcommittee % iho Joint COugros-
-iulal Committee On Immigration having
returned from Boston. sumCl their inyof-
legation to-day at Castle Garleu. A. B.
Mcguire. general lecturer 0i Che knights o.
Labor, was called. ana pointed out. in Gn-
.Wer t0 "a question by Nr. stump. that the
Knights OF Labor were Instrumental in
passing the contract law and contract
labor defects at Castle Gardon. showing
ioW the hnighiH of lat0r view 10. They
would make United States c0nsuls forward
advance lists and then examine
the immigrants ON arrival. They
would also force c0nsuls 20 pub
lisb abroad the condition ~ the Amer-
can labor mlrkft. Punishment OF the
United states District Attorney for dorolic-
li0n was also suggested. Many instances
VI contract labor Were cited.
RAILROADS AND iINASCr.
President ingalls, oi Biz Four wants fD
establish shorter 81 Louis connection for
fhe Chesapeake and OAiO fi.fcm. 10 thi.
end be- has made o. lid % SIR. Huntington
for iAe Elizabeth. leNingi0n and Big sandy
road from Ashland, hy.. % Lexington, ky.
so ne latter point lt connects with ihe
Louisville southern which line connects ni
Louisville with the Louisville. Evansville
and 70. Louis. forming tLs shortest line from
ihe east iO ST. Louis. Already Che Louie
Vile southern has made JOS arrangements
f0 handle ihe business 0f lhe Biz Sandy
road ai Lexington. This business nas been
going i0 Louisville over ihe Louisville and
twenty miles shorter SIR Huntington
does not want fo sei the Big sandy branch
unless Ingalls, take. iho other portion oi ihe
newport New, and Aief' 'ssppl Valley limo
west OF Lexington.
President Andrews, ofiit Western North
Carolina Railroad Company. gives notice. tO
ihe holders ol first mortgage Z per cent.
Z bonds. maturing Ma, 3, 1850. that the COM
pluy has sold ii- first consolidated mort
gage bonds. reserved Dy iho trustee. of that
morlgag f0 Ietuc the S-l)oyu oi The above
bonds. The Company has reserved from
purchasers the n fht iIr ihe holders N the
"seVer,H lO receive in exchange for their
bond first morgage6 % per cent bonds 20
ihecxtent 0f sl0DoOO0 iu the order ia which
The maturing bonds are presented. No ev-
change can Dee made nii'r April 10Th. Tho
bonds offered in exchange for tho
maturing bonds ore a nf.t mortgage
Ol aii tLe lines 0l the c0u-
rauy. Issue limited 10 $1,000 pr
mile. Dated september 1. l,i ua-
/ ture Jnly ,. lail. prueinsl and iu-
tcrlst guaranteed ly ird0nem.ui hicl-
DO ld and Dauliile Railroad.
The Richmond and DanFii'e proposes 10
pas Oh .i, tnin. mortgage. which b. really
the first. i0r ii is iun oldest. on ihe road
whom it maiures. on Nay D. 10 is Tor >5...-
900. bearing interest af the rate 81 ler
cent? and thi. make, fhe general MORTGAGE
on The road. Ai ihc arIce 10 is ore of ihs
cheapest bonds 0u iie ENchlrFe. tQnsoil-
dated m0rte1gc bond, viii be- sold against
the retirement of ih's ie-ue.
GENERAL MENTION.
Theimmisrart arrivals at the Barge Office
to-day number q. .ll1. of these ~,2 cime from
ilayra. 80 lfom Bremen, iii from clsttin
and ass from Nap0i.
The saA;0n Revised Ballot Reform hlll,
with some siieht amendments. was passed
hy the senate this afternoon ly a vote Cl rs
% lD. ii viii eet another veto.
steve Br0die, The brsdveiumper, with his
wife, started to-day for Europe. He will
/ jump i0t0 re Lakes Of Killarney and swim
lhe Straits from DDger to 'alais. la fact.
be will climb and Jump nom most OF tho
things he meets ou bis travels. lie VIII
take his swimming suit, as well as bis
I jumping legs. and paddle around in all the
historic watcr- hc comes across.
The work ol taking the census here will
begin in "A few DAYS. some of the material
u 81. l.If. a