The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
REGULAR QUARTERLY REPORT OF
COMPTROLLER MYERS.
Removal of the Sugar Trust To Connecii-
cut-WiIliam W. Astor's Memorial
Judge TompIsins. or atlanta, on the Boy
cott-Metropolitan Matters.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,

six hundred copies of a typewriter petit
ton for the pardon Of eX-Aldcrman Henry
W. .Iaehne. are being circulated hy his
friends and relatives in various parts Of the
| city. The appeal closes with these words
| ssThe consideration is not irrelevant that OF
all who were implicated in the oflense of
which he was convicted he alone now SUI
fers. and that nothing in the circumstances
of his case requires that be should be- I'M
equally punished for a crime Of which
others were equally guilty"
TIE SUGAR TRUST.
The sugar trust matter has been lead
Ing topic here. There hls been some talk
Of the sugar trust removing their headquar-
| ter. to Connecticut. Several lawyer, arc
reported 10 have expressed their opinion
that the Connecticut Legislature would
grant the trust a charter 10 enable il 10
conduct its business on the same lines as il
had been carried ON before the New York
court decided it 10 Doe an Illegal c0mbna-
ton. representative Of the firm OF Have
never a Elder said on this subject:
There is nOneed ior the combination 10 90
outside Of the State Of New York. The pro-
Ject OF establishing nominal headquarters
IN Connecticut was discussed, but il did not
lind much favor among tie reiincrs. The
opinion Of The great majority j. that our
i
! New York. without any attempt az evasion
Of the law. We have no desire 10 do any
thing illegal on to defy the final decision of
the court in this natter
\ S21O,OlO MEMORIAL.
Mr.. William Waldorf Actor is to place a
memorial in bronze tO his father John
Jacob Astor, ut Trinity Church. The mo-
mortal Will take the form Of massive bronze
gates at the Old church. The architect.
Mr.. Hunt. IL now engaged in finishing the
designs. According 10 the plans there will
De ten pairs Of double bronze gates or
doors. and their total cost, added 10 the
outlay necessary t0 make The required al
| teratiCns in the stone and masOl work. viii
be above 100000.
JUDGE TOMPKIN- OF 1UE BOYCOTT.
Judge Henry Il. Tompkin-, OF Atlanta,
| Ga, has been interviewed here in reference
60 the force bill. lie said: 81 am opposed
10 the boycott talk in the south. 10 was
| very foolish and was glad 90 seq that the
meeting in Atlanta refused 90 indOroe n.
| / felt sure that our people had TOO much
| GOOD Judgment to cOunicnance such move
ment At the same time ! am opposed a.
the Election bill. 10 viii only breed trouble
| between the whites and the blacks IN the
south and VIII have no good result. IL VIII
| start "A new series Of shOOtin-s and killings
AT time when we have absolute peace
down there and are getting along well in
onr bu.ine-. affair, and material growth
and advancement have sometimes
;,,a.,i,,.I tb.t tbo lin has bo.u framed An
/ stir UP these killings, $50 as 90 arouse pOliti-
cal sentiment 40 the North and make ihc
North solid again. lfthat is It's object 1t Is
| unworthy Of statesmen
TIE ELECTRIC CARS ~ BROOKLYN.
The electric ear system is 90 be intro
duccd into tine heart OF the city of Brooklyn.
! Already three companies have expressed
| their intention t0 begin operation as soon
A. The state railroad commissioners con-
! sent no the innovation. There is now line
! i'm successful working order between Pros
poct Park AM thc famous C0ney Island.
| II is well pstr0niIed.
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES.
In su interview had here with General
Thomas. i'm reference fo a new line from
Mobile to New Orleans. uarallcling the
| Louisville and Nashville. the General sand:
"Ihe matter mas hol Deea l"imdill iHheH
! Pup yet Tor con7i'eI'ti'n lh''r "ir on.
! local Inducements 'hrIed u' ny the 'lt
and towns IN ihat s.cil'h ]" 'uiiu sucn q
| line. ana While can 'at $50 VIII not nui.u
! il ana not prepared I'D say mat we VIII.
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Richmond wore: l.. T.. and =. Il. Page.
REGISTERED at the Hoffman House: II. ID.
Whitcou,b. at the Grand Hotel: e.. J.. Brown
and ,yife. m the II. Denis Hotel: Mr.. q.
Nfriend an tha Murray Uul:C. II. Iamhe.
AZ m. Sinclair House. and N.D. Pollard
Al The international Hotel. From Norfolk:
Vr ~ + N.ttinrba,n ms registered al tb,
Netor IIousp. Mira. i. y. b. Anderson. no
he IT Dari. Hotel. John Neh..tn. .Jr..
and = =. and q. NJ. TOMS. III the C0smo-
rolitau and Mr.. W. p. Olepdort.r. az the
Morton UofIse.
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IhA Oi''ANN '""s ''"' MIS-
The cl0akmahcra troubles are apparent!
not even yet all over. aud some OF tue man
ufacturers profess o. believe That 1t is benz
lUfposriy prolonged lHc Iei""ih ol
l''' ,lDi VI ,',o ~ a. -
the manufacturers. IN reply tO am enquiry
concerning the situation De- said; Tins
thing will not end until We turn over
the keycs Of our safes % our operators y
dozen Of the non-unlon cutters wEO iost