The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
NEW YORK TOPICS.
EXPECTED ARRIVAL TO-DAY OF
THE STEAMER AURiATIC.

An interestiug Explanation Anticipate
From Her Captain Death 81 a we'll
Known Frinter--rho Proposed Hudson
River Bridge--An sorts of TENS.
NEW YORK, April Special The
Adratic Of The White star Line. which
figured IN the City OF Paris disaster. is 90
rected 20 arrive here tomorrow. Captain
Roberts will doubtless have an interesting
explanation 10 make regarding his refusal
TO tow the City Of Paris to port. shipping
men endorse his course.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The special feature ofthis mornings sos
sion of the New York Methodist Episcopal
/ Conference was Bishop Dood>cl's address of
{ "rrOhafions." Ilo characterized the Metho-
dist church rs ''marchug church. The
speaker denounced the use Of intoxicating
beverages and tobacco.
DEATH or A WELL KNOWN PRINTER.
Charles W. Colburn. one Of the founders
Of typographical Union No. g. died to-day,
after a long illness at his home. ijS Perry
street. Dir. Colhurn was born in Rome. y.
Y, December 3, 1924. He was probably the
best known printer ln the country. ln 1850,
when tradcs-uninns were in their infancy.
bee and nny other printers organized the
New York typographical Society. which,
when the National Union was formed IN
1862. became Union 40. b in the craft. lie
held many offices In thc society. he was
one Of the first national delegates, and for
several years was iis secretary. Mr.. Col
I burn WAS also prominent member of the
Masonic order
GENERAL TOPICS.
Justice Andrews. OF the supreme Court,
to-day granted the application OF one OF the
! trustees ol st. Stephens Protestant EpscO-
pal Church for peremptOry mindamps re-
0uirng the rector o. give notice OF the an
nual election of church Wardens and yes-
/ trymen, as required by law. The notice is
to De given tomorrow and on April 18th,
and the date fixed for the election is April
I 18th. This blocks Bishop pottcf's proposed
scheme of consolidating this church with
the Holy Trinity.
The managers OF the American Bible So
ciety have added their protest iO The num-
Der which have been made against the pas
sage OF the Chinese enumeration bin. They
think the probable effect In China of the
passage Oi the bin would he 90 stop an mis-
sionary work and exclude students and
travellers from that country. The society
voted 90 address "a letter to the New York
senators. requesting them 20 use their IN
fluence against such legislation.
10 is reported that General Daniel 4.
,ickles. sheriff of thc city and county Of
/ New York. has the inayoraliy bee bulzng
/ around ln hi~ bonnet. aud is in training for
am onslaught ON tle chief magistrates
chair oi tine city. This s said 90 De tho
secret OF Governor ililrs recent appoint
ment. The nero of Gct} sDurg Is willing ID
sacrifice $4,000 as "a reform sheriff for the
purpose OF securing the Iammany nomina-
| tion next fall. The "b0ys" on Tie Wigwam
do not like the idea.
The Rev q. J.. Cuyler. of the Lafayette
lreshY Yter.an Church. Brooklyn. will preach
the last sermon OF thirty years past0laie
tomorrow morning.
DINING SUPREME COURT.
This evening the saturday Night Club
gave an elaborate dinner at DeimOnicO's 10
the Supreme Court al Connecticut. The
presiding Justices of the use deparlmonts0f 0f
/ The Supreme Court a. thl, STATE, the Judges
0l lle supreme Court Oi Delaware, and he
chief Justices Of the supreme Courts of all
the New England and Middle states, a.
well as the leaders of ihe bar IN several
states near New York were also invited
| io attend. Among the speakers, be-
side, the Connecticut judges, were
/ Chief Justice Paxton, a. lhe SUE
preme Court OF Ponnss iSanla; David
/ Dudley Field, judge john p. Dillon, Chan
cclior Palmer. of ile supreme Court Of New
Jersey; Judge Charles O.. Garrison, of The
+ supreme Court Of Aew Jersey. Judge
| Urubh. Of tle highest c0ln of Delaware.
Chief Justices iarrem0ge and NcAdam, of
, this city. Governor Albeit. Ol New jersey;
/ Esok D0Wen and Il. a. ficnenicr, 81 Troy,
/ NY. An artistic memorial WIS prepared for
/ the supreme Court, containing groups ~
/ The Connecticut judges. me legal members
/ oi the club and ol the Chief Justices Of the
| New England and middle ,tates and die
/ tinguishcd guests.