The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
ROUSING ADDRESS ISSUED TO
THE VOTERS OF THE STATE.
RadicaIism ArraIgned on Serious Charges
Mr.. Parn ell Not ComiDg-sensa;ional
Story About Mr.. leyeland-Tbe Thomas
Jefferson Building.
NHw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TINES.
Lnr.f.anInr u lNln

The Force bill. the squandered surplus, anC
the loss to New York of the fair, and rapiC
transit. were denounced as the result o
Republican domination. Several para
graphs are devoted to the Republican
party's false record, its failures in The
civil service, and the census. The
Force bill Is mentioned in the
following words: "perceiying IN the re
cent proposal of a judicial determination o
contested Congressional elections, and II
the electoral reforms by state after state
danger to their supremacy, they have
schemed and are maturing Force bli
with Obvious designs to put Federal elec
tions into the hands Of Republican officials
i'm Northern Democratic cities and Southern
Democratic States. and to enable Republl
can managers to do their own counting ano
certilicatiOn.'
The city Democratic factions were urged
TO unite on Congressional assembly and
county nominations, and committee OF
members outside the city was appointed to
try and bring about such result.
oBRtEN AND DILLON.
II il announced this evening that Mr
Parnel has finally decided that it would be
unwise to send any one to America IN place
/ of Messrs. OBrien and Dillon, as they VIII
be able 10 carry out the original plan in any
event. should the pending proceedings re-
suit i'm their acquittal they Will sail immedl-
ately on their release; and should they be
sentenced To the usual term of one month =
| Imprisonment. they would still depart AT
the end Of that time, believing the delay will
not affect the object Of their mission. His
health will not permit himself To make a
personal visit to America.
CITY or NEW YORK WINS.
The CITY of New York has won the east
ward ocean race, defeating the leutOnlc by
one hour and nine minutes. This makes
the hOnOrs between these fleet steamships
easy The TeutOnic has won on her two
westward trips, and the City OF New orb
has been victorious on her two trips
eastward. The victory Of the New
York is great surprise 10 ship
ping men generally, as the Teutonic
was thought 10 be a sure winner.
How it Is that the New York can beat the
TeutOnic going to the eastward and come IN
behind on all passages TO this port Is "A
query which the best steamship experts
now lind il hard 10 solve. The time Of the
CITY of New York was days - hours and
Il minutes. She ran LIB miles.
ACLEvELAND SENSATION.
\ sensational story is sent here from
| Philadelphia. 1t SAYS that Mr.. Cleveland
is physically and mentally i'll. The rumor
is denied by his friends, who assert that he
has not yet returned from his vacation, ana
according to the latest reports received
from him he is in excellent health
THE THOMAS JEFFERSON BUILDING.
The formal opening of the new Demo
cratic headquarters, the Thomas Jefferson
building ON Court square, Brooklyn. this
afternoon was the great event in Kings
county politics this year, and the real be-
ginning Of the Democratic campaign. II
also signalized the entrance Of Mayor
Chapin into the race for the GOyernOr-hip
and the formation Of partisanship 10y
| which Kings county Will be bound 10 the
support OF David b. Hill for President
Nery certain il is that Hill was the central
figure at this collection. Every politician
of note in Brooklyn and the vicinity was
present. and special pains were taken Ia
send invitations to the "b0sses" Of Tam
many Hall. The exercises began when
David 4. Body, on behalf Of the Thomas
jefferson Association, transferred the build
ing to the Democratic organization. Presi
dent John =. Adams accepted II, and nc
was followed by Mayor Chaplin. At the
conclusion of his remarks Governor llill
addressed the asscmblage. y public re-
ceptiOn was held in the evening. To Mayor
Chapin must be- given the credit for the
idea which has eliminated in the Thomas
Jefferson. Alta meeting hcld in his office
Inearly two wears ago he broached the mat
ter TO some OF the men Of wealth Of the
party. who received il enthusiastically
and tOlk steps to put it in practical work
ng order. It was decided to make the
members Of the party at large The
stockholders in the enterprise, controlling
interest being retained by the leaders. Ih'
sum of $4,000 was secured, and with D
this magnificent edifce was erected, th'
cornerstone Of which was laid by eX-Presi
dent Cleveland about year ago. Ih'
building is seven stories IN height. Ih'
first two floors are occupied by the nall lO
meetings Of the general committee anC
with the offices adjoining to serve as th'
marty Headquarters. The rest Of the edlnc'
is occupied by business offices, and sum
cent income will accrue 10 pay dlyldend
upOn the investment. The front Is OF hand
some design. and is built of brown-st0ne
nun brick. and terra Gotta. A bust o
Thomas Jefferson high up in the front Of In
building in a niche is a conspicuous feat ur
Of the facade.
TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA.
The line new steamer Karlsruhe has beel
chartered bv the lines Identified with Tn
Australian trade, and will be dispatched b.
them ON October Sth for Adelaide, Mel
bourne. and sydney. she is expected L
make the run to Adelaide, distance O
about eleven thousand miles, IN lOrty DAYS
Her gross registered tonnage is 90
tons, with cargo capacity OF 900
tons, in addition 10 the 2VOO ton
Of coal which will be necessar.
for the VOYAGE. As this steamer is a new
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Australian colonies tits watched with con
siderable interest. Heretofore the business
has always been CARED on by sailors, rang
inc from the small brig OF 30) tons 10 th'
immense iron ships. some Of which carry
lOOO tons of cargo. As steam il pressing
sail i'm all directions it is to be demon
strated whether it will prove available 10
such a distant trade, as il Is said this VII
Ice one of the longest voyages on record 10
steamer without calling at some interm(
/ diate port for coal.
THE FUTURITY STAKE.
The figures representing the value Of tn
Coney Island niturity stakes, which wa
won by August Belm0nts candidate II
tomac. with Masher. another Of Mr. lie
mOut's stable. second, have been compile
by Secretary Lawrence. The total value
S77. 900. of which amount sos lJO goes TO II
> tomac's credit, Sl,00J To Masher ;, ana -
80 10 Strathmeath's, Mr.. G.. B. Morris col
who ran third. AS Mr.. Belmol
won $500 awarded 10 the breed
j of the first and second horses,
1 will receive S75. 40 as his share, thus ma
I ing the stake to him the most valuable ey'
q won by any owner and breeder in the worl
y The stake originally received 9l5 nomn
: tions, of which 22j were void. The vail
: of the stake is therefore figured in this va.
/ 1863 declared at S2j each, $500; 40 declar'
; AT S75 each, l2,75O; S5I declared at 81 y
0 each. Sll,625; II started at $3.50 each, s9,'
r the club added sl2.jO0. Total, SlI,'Vo'
d THE CRUISER PHILADELPHIA.
I. The new steel cruiser philadeiphia n,
Z been at anchorage of Stapleton, staten
c land. for some days past RECEIVING ner al
munitlon. and making nnal arrangement
far tbe Official trip, which Is soon TO tal
Mace and determine the exact capaplllly
,o.v ,ha cr'isar She will leave for Narraga
sett Raw tomorrow, at which place Y
u trial will occur
RAILROAD NOTES.
Is The purchasing committee for the rec
l. ,aization of the Shenandoah Valley Ia
q sSad Company announces that holders
., aver 9O per cent. OF iirst:mortgage bonds al
Of rlt m ri - Ot.