The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-13
THE B. AND 0. PURCHASE
PROPOSED GRAND TRANS-CONs
TINENTAL RAILROAD SYSTEM
Miss Mary CsIdweIis Baron,si ftsHes--
More Patients at the Pasteur tnsbt"te-
Happy West Pointers-Metreso;lts o;ltsn
Items of Interest.
NEW YORK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY TiNEs.
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The fact. concerning the purchase of tho
Baltimore and ohio stock from the city of
Baltimore by syndicate, in which Rich
mond Terminal people are largely interest
ed, are admitted to be true in the ma'u,
while it is believed that a great conblna-
ton between the Richmond Terminal. tho
Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Pacific, tho
Reading, and Jersey Central Is certainly
under consideration aud far on the way toa
consummation. Including the hye rail-
roads mentioned. this would result I'm gi-
gantic transcontinentai system. The furtlier
presumption is that Mr.. Nillard's connec-
nccti0n with the deal Is concerned IN some
way with his projects for the new oregon
Transcontinental Company. The matter ~
one OF great moment 20 the Reading read.
inasmuch as if the matter goes through, ~
contemplated the Richmond Terminal
New York business will be- diverted from
the PENNSYLVANIA to the Baltimore and
Ohio, Reading and Jersey Central.
MIR. BACON PAYS Up.
4 Baltimore dispatch received by TnE
TIMES last night says: Edward X. Bacon
arrived here tonight from New York. lie
will tomorrow pay over 10 the state II
MARYLAND between 81 100000 and si,iOo,0W
for the preferred Baltimore and Ohio stock
which the state now holds. He viii alter
wards settle with the Hopkins tn-
iyersity Tor the capital stock u"
clines to say what parties are in
the syndicate with him, but prom
ised. when all the transactions are COM
pleted. the public should be told who afo
interested with him in the purchases he has
made Of the Baltimore and ohio stock,
which already aggregates more IMAM
100000.
THE LUCKY BARON.
Baron Won Zedtwiiz, Imperial German
Minister 10 Mexico. and the accepted suitor
OF Miss Mary Elizabeth. Breckinfidge 'aid-
well. has arrived. The Baron, who II a
tvpical German. tall and well built. viii IT.
main in this city few DAYS, and then pro-
ceed to Washington with the Misses 'ald-
well and their aunt. The young couple VIII
be married by Cardinal Gibbons some time
next week.
TnE HNDRoPuOBA CURE.
Patients are crowding in 80 rapidly on Dr
Gibier at the Pasteur Institute that he SAYS
be eau hardly keep up treating them much
longer. lie turns no one away ifom his Oh
lice, but as his preparations ANA TINE arc
valuable and expensive. and most of pa
ticnts poor. il is a heavy drain ON bin. He
both bitten some time ago, and eonsldefeu
very serious cases.
HAPPY CADETS.
The graduating and nIrlough classes OF
the West Point Cadets are also Illuminate
ing the town tonight. Tney bad dinner at
the hotel Brunswick and then went 10 see
the comic opera. Castles IN the Air, at
the Broadway theatre. They came 10 town
Immediately after the graduating exercises
at the Military Academy this afternoon.
GENERAL AND Personal.
Among the prominent saloon passengers
who sailed for Hamburg on the Wieland To-
dav were the Socialist Editor rcrgius l..
Sheyitch and his wife. He has property IN
Russia. and IL said to be an exile. IL IL
doubtful whether he Will ever return ID
America.
The North Atlantic squadron reached
here to-day. The Dolphin will be placed In
the dry dock at the navy yard Tor a ilior-
ough cleaning md repairing. The others
Will remain where they are anchored tilt
towards the end Of the month, and replenish
the coal bunkers and take on additional
stores. They will then proceed 10 PORTLAND,
Maine, TO take part In the coming
Fourth Of July celebration at that
place. The vessels look well alter tbeir
Southern cruise and the officers and men
-Iln ~ bc IN tNctlltht httiths iu'
timOre il 10 leave in day or two for Nor
folk, where she will take on board the Two
eight inch guns needed to complete her bat
tery. and then proceed 10 Portland Ia assist
al the celebration The officers say they
had a splendid time ut Port Royal and
Charleston.
A despatch from Berlin states that Joseph
.Jonasson, Of the firm OF Meyer, Jonasson
A. Co.. manufacturers and importers OK
cloaks at 35s Broadway, this city, had been
ARE sted IN Germany on the charge OK
libelng Emperor William. Mr.. Meyer
JonassOn the father of the accused. says that
Joseph and Henry had gone 10 .erinany
tor the purpose Of buying goods for tho
house. Both young men are Amcrican
born, although they aiierward pursued
their studies in Germany. Mr.. Jonasson,
Sr., had not yet learned the particulars
of his sons arrest. said Mr. Jonasson,
" have cabled him that II he - acquitted
ofthe charge. a. have no doubt he VIII be, 10
demand satisfaction Of the government, ana
also 10 appeal 10 the American legation 10
assist him. | shall call the attention OF
Secretary Blaine 10 the matter
Colonel Andrew -. Baird created sur
prise among his Republican friends tnis
morning By announcing that he bad deelined
to accept the postmastersbip OF Brooklyn.