The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-26
No Union of Municipal Tickets How
evcr-An Excited Cotton Market-Je"-
isb Anarchists Meet-Danyiile Barber
Arrested-Gotham MISCELLANY.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TINES,

local ticket except Tammany Hal.
FATAL COLLISION.
The scow Charity collded with the [ lite'
States dispatch boat Dolphin last night, AM
was sunk. The captain saved himself ant
children, but his wife was lost.
EXCITED COTTON MARKET.
There was an excited market on the New
| York Cotton Exchange to-day. Prices wor
advanced l0@l3 points from Yesterday
closiug figures. The bull features wer
/ firm and higher. Liverpool market reporte'
damage to cotton through recent heaN
rains in the Memphis district, and 'Arkan
sas heavy buying for long and snort ac
count. The principal buyers were Hop
! kins. Dwight n Co.. Hubbard, Price ~ Co.
and Charles ID. Freeman Co.
THE JEWISH ANARCHISTS.
Mayor Chapin's action IN preventing th'
meeting of Hebrew anarchists AT the Labo
| Lyceum, in Brooklyn. on Tuesday night, Il
generally regarded rs bluudcr. since there
Is no provision in the penal code To JUSTLY
his course. The Mayor positively refuses Il
! explain why he issued the order, nor Will he
say ON what legal ground he acted. Natter
now weara very unpleasant appearance iol
Rabbi Friedlander. The anarchists threater
10 nave MN dlIt@A-u iNi tifNAAtt'f'At'i
misrepresenting their circular. and thereby
preventing them from having their meeting
The anarchists had their festival ant
speech-makng last evening in Avenue \
and the New York police did not interfere
with them, as they passed most OF their Time
in singing and dancing, and said nothing
which could warrant arrests.
MAYOR CHArIN's ACTION.
Following is the publication in the Pioneer
of Freedom. which led TO Mayor Chaplin
action: This company feel 1t their duty t.
celebrate the coming At0nement evening
and day. namely, tine eve Of the I'D and
9th days Of this month. i'm Labor Lyceum "a
hall AT 81 Myrtle street, Brooklyn), by eat
ing. drinking, dancing, pr0menading, and
speeches relating 10 anarchism and the ust
lofdynanite and powder. The prophets o
old preached and admOnished in the name
OF God. i'm whom their followers pretended
% believe. but we openly and frankly pro-
claim that God never existed. There Is nc
God. and God will never be. In The
name Of freedom we mock the
Jewish religion. As true revolution
lists. we nght against religion. IN,
state. private and puclic property. Thcs,
three things must Dee destroyed. Agains
/ religion. rs well rs against public and prl-
yatc property, we enter an open contest;
contest not through politics. We desire Il
throw of the yoke Of the state, under whose
weight we lie, by means Of powder ant
dynamite. which we intend to use agains
religion and public and private property
We will have ball on AtOnement Day to
| the purpose Of ridiculing your God. !
your God is deaf. if lie is sleeping, on con
Iersing with some one, let our Atonemen
ball awake Him. Let the tones Of on
music tear His ears open. Let our reyolu
tionary speeches with dynamite and pow
der interrupt liIs conversations.
Last year the Jews of New Ork tool
their God TO the Police Department and Il
/ the Coroner. but this year YOU poor Jew'
will take your God and religion to the Gem
etery. The experience which we had il
! New York city taught rs the lesson 10 20 Il
BROOKLYN. The evening prayer VIII be
We will take the capitalist in the righ
! hand and religion I'm the left hand, and say
| they both shall 20 10 the devil by means o.
the use Of dynamite and powder The clos
ing PRAYER viii be: Anarchy in the righ
hand and revolution and dynamite in The
left: God never was, is. or ever will be-
"a very interesting theatrical piece vii
be PLAYED. which was composed eNpressl,
for AtOnement Day. twill begin simulta
ne0usly with the services in the synagogue
A DANVILLE BARBER ARRESTED.
Frederick Lang was arrested yesterday "a
he was stepping Oft the old Dominion
steamship Atlantic. at the request Of th'
police Of Danyille. tor entering "A gun stOr,
and stealing 81 900 worth OF goods. At the
Tombs this morning Justice White hell
Lang to await requisition from Virginia.
EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
T,.....-,. 4 ION Of tho ffsrop
Diocese Of New York. which began yester
day. was finished to-day at the Holy Trinity
church. Madison avenue and f0rty-secOnC
street. The attendance OF clergymen anC
laymen was large, all the churches in the
diocese being represented. Bishop Potter
triennial charge was notable discourse
which was lislered to with profound atten
ton. 10 was entitled, "Of the Offices o
W arden and Nestrymen," and in il th'
Bishop spoke of the dignity Of these Offices
their duties and their opportunities, and 0
the relation OF these 10 that larger life o
the church of which our parOchial system
j. a part He then considered these three
departments of service, relating 10 th'
duties Of wardens and Nestrymen: (D IL
custodians of property: (2) a. guardians o
public worship. and 90 as witnesses an'
exemplars OF faith and conduct. In hi
=. And in this connection 1t is proper that
should allude 10 a kindred subject Of a some
what more delicate nature, but cOncernln.
which the time, ! am persuaded. ha'
come TO speak with considerable explicit
ness. The care OF the tempOrallte
of a parish includes the care and admins
tratiOn of lis finances, however much thes'
NAV be delegated to the hands of treas
urcr, or left 10 enjoy the often scanty an'
| irregular attention OF the minister In thi
| domain there is not, or ought not To be, an.
more than in the conduct Of the affairs OF I
! bank or trust company, any room Tor actl0l
Influenced by sentiment, nor should an.
slackness or carclessness De tolerated o
excused on the ground Of what may be sup
pOsed 10 be due 10 courtesy tO an Office o
! tenderness 10 the feelings Of An individual
| No clergyman or lay man ought ever TO con
sent, under any circumstances whatever. Z
touch or become in anywise responsible 10
the handling Oi money whose source a1'
whose application be cannot show, If th
need 10 do so shall arise, 10 the satisfaction
of any reasonable and right-minded person
| affirm this as an axiom in ecclesiastica
morals"
RAILROAD NOTES.
A director Of the Chesapeake and nj,
who has been talking over the lutyH pr0s
poets OF the company with PresvIent IL
gals, says: "The physical coninlon OF on
property could scarcely be iNH,oved upOI
We can, with our present f3(Iiitiess; operat
save say con considerable moneIf bis year and nexr
as we shall not be ca.d upon 10 5,S,; MAKE an an
e",inment in or( 10 do the heavy bus
ness & now presIIg and growing. On
hosis | o." Of s. 5oo(l.S earnings, the net carr
inss nss' woalgYsse W something ,, over on tn
first preierfs" ''"" ~ y" WV ''0'"" P''
'e'ree Tse south Carolina railroad proposes
an october lst the coupon OF the tirs
pss5rtgage bonds due on October |, 1889.
}"u is rumored that the Savannah an
Western railroad, portion OF the Centri
railroad OF the Georgia system has sold ID
remaining s2.2jo,0O0 OF its bonds. Presider
| Alexander, of the Georgia Central, is no.
| in the city, and his visit supposed to ha,
connection with the bond deal referred
| FVl. N,rfnit api Nasfaru has laela rcd