The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-07
THE DEBT SETTLEMENT.
Sic. 100000 SECURITIES OF ALL
CLASSES DEPOSITED.
Dr. George y. Pentecost on for India
Arrest of Central Train W Wreckers tonfi'
IDENTIFY Expected--Knights OF Labor Ten
ants Boycott "scab."
NEW YORK BUREAU
RTcIIMoNp DAILY TINES.
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RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,
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September 8. 1870.
The Virginia Debt Committee announce
to-day that they have received on deposit
under the agreement Of May u, 1890, obli-
cations Of the State amounting to $1,000
900, which constitutes a large majority OF
all classes Of securities. Holders Of obliga-
ons ofti the State of Virginia, to avail them
selves of the benefits under the agreement.
must deposit the same on or before septem-
Der 18th instant.
MISSIONARY TO THE HINDOOS.
The Rev. Dr. George +. Pentecost left to-
dav for England. lie will be joined by
twelve or fifteen English and Scotch friends,
and 20 to India on October 10th. He goes
TO preach the gospel to the high-caste Hin
docs. He expects to be absent about three
years.
DIR. M'GLYNN's WORK.
DR.. McGlynn will, tomorrow evening, be-
gin his seasons work with the Anti-POyerty
society after his long absence on the Pacific
coast. His subject will be- "Ihe Clergy and
Corrupt Politics"
TIE NEW YORK TRAIN wRECkERs.
ice-President Webb said to-day that he
expected to have the train wreckers in Gus
tody before long lie received information
from Albany which. he thinks, gives clue
tO the perpetrators. The $1,000 reward
offered 10y the company iOr the detection
and conviction OF the wreckers of the Mon
treal express makes Sll. 900 i'm all that the
company has outstanding in the shape Of
rewards since the commencement OF the
strike.
BOYCOTTING \" sCAB.'
The tenants Of the ive-story tenement
house at 225 east Forty-third street to-day
presented the agent with a petition, asking
that family named Reilly be requested 10
move. and announce that besides refusing
jo pay their rents, they would all move out
themselves if he did not do as they wished.
Reilly has been employed by The New YORK.
Central railroad many years. lie was
A knight Of Labor, and came out
with tie strikers. The night before the
strike he is said to have made a speech t0
the KNIGHTS. urging the men to hold or un-
I'll they won. The next day. il is alleged,
Mr. Reilly went % work for the company.
Reilly is a head switchman. All the ten
ants i'm the house are strikers. Whenever
Reilly is seen by the wives and children Of
The knights. he is hOOted at. The children
OF the strikers refuse to play with the Reilly
children.
SUIT AGAINST MIR. INMAN.
About six months ago suit for $1,000
was brought against Mr.. John ii. lnman,
by tie officers Of the Tennessee Coal ana
Iron Company. it being alleged that MIR. ln-
man had imposed upon that corporation.
Thomas &. llatt and some Of his personal
followers, including number OF bitter per-
sonal enemies OF Mr.. lnmah. were back Of
this suit. lt never came TO trial, however.
though Mr. lnman urged that it be brought
10 such an issue promptly. Mr.. Platt had
a GOOD deal more accusation than evidence.
and il is now officially announced that
all the charges against Mr.. lnman
have been Withdrawn aud full apologies
made. 4 card sigmed hV 'Ihnmpsfi Jlntt
saving that "in our opinion Mr.. lnmtn ana
his colleagues acted h0nOrably and iairly
i'm the hitherto disputed "whicil
greatly benefited the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company" and they are "completely
eX0nerated fT1.n ali blame.'
RAILROAD CHAT.
The talk that the Mobile and Ohio will pass
uuder the control of the Illinois Central gains
some believers i'm the Exchange from the
character Of the buying of Mobile and ONO
during the past sixty days. Whenever the
stock has sold of. good buying has come in,
and some houses have picked up in the AZ
gregatc quite large amount OF stock.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Baltimore and ohio southwestern
/ Fourth week of August, 1890, SlO,6lJ; lso9
| az 100. increase. S5.2C6. Month. 1890
| S9iG.320: 1851, $2l2,379; increase, S,9ll
| From January ], 1870, Sl,lon,oi2; lNo'
81. $40. 40: increase, Sl39,21.
Louisville and Nashville Fourth weel
Of August. 1890 S5Jj. $50; lsS9,SJ1l.9I3; de
crease. Si6. 5S3. Month. ls9O, Sl,699, so; lssl
81 .631.217; increase, sG2,5'3. From JulV
lSgO. S3.2ij.032: 1889, S3,0oj, az; increase
! Slj9,26O.
Chesapeake and Ohi0.-Month OF August
1870. S726,3G0; 1889 S63S ,9Ol; increase, SS',
80.
Earnings for 1880 include S2j,5l2, ter
minal earnings. which do not appear II
earnings for lS>J.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The Grant Monument Committee nav
not AS vet selected any design from anon.
the sketches of the five firms OF archltecl'
submitted 10 them. The delay has cause'
much public dissatisfaction.
! The civ Of Chicago arrived from Liver
nool this morning. and brought with ne
over three hundred Americans returnln
from European tours. Among the Noyagef
was the Right Rev. Bishop >. h. haln, Z
Wheeling. ". Va.
II j. repOrred that Mr. George Bliss. q
Bliss a Sayles. who represents the opposin
element in Cotton Oh Trust, proposes
push his suits and thlt his clients VIII nt
COMPROMISE or settle upon the old basis.