The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-26

il due 10 the fact that both are enjoying
what Is saved from the middle mans proc
hts. The old cotton and turpentno broker
age business has been about Killed hf fha
cable. Buyers now send their 0rders'dirert
10 the Southern cities. and take no notice Of
New York commission men.
TIMBER CULTURE.
The most extensive attempt ltt.mbercui-
ture that has been made at the south s chat
II Mr.. George Vanderbilt. who recently pure
chased 1900 acres Of land near A-hefiiie. /
y. c.. paying for it S2-0.0o. lle has cone
/ tracted 20 have 1000 acres Oi his purchase
planted in cuniier0us trees mostly white
pines. AT the rate of .2oD trees t0 ZOO acre
300 acres will Doe done In two years. Nr.
1 Nanderbilrs love for the pleasure. 0i c0un-
/ try life il very strong. Tie Is the only One
| OF the family who has am absolute rl-
l pugnance 10 nOtoriety OF amy Kind. and
, who decline % entertain or Doe entertained
/ in New York. lie i- a close student of Enr-
lish literature and very popular with tne
| family, though his habits s0 nearly ape
pr0ach those Of a recluse that the world 900
! large is unacQuainted with him. Mr.. vs.. "a.
| Vanderbilt besides bis residence iu Carlton
| House Terrace. in London. has mlIuIn-
cent estate on Long Island. @ heau'i-
!. ful house In Newport. a. vast tract of
land with villa boz virginia 90
/ IWlNNIN MNM~| N'NA NNNN UN A'NH m 'N.''H
| IN New England. and probably The most
magnificent private residence ln New York
city. Each of these houses +. thoroughly
/ furnished and equipped in every particular
with wine-cellars and llrler- fully stocked
and a no less extensive retinue of serfanie.
NEw YORK MOVING NORTHWARD.
II seems but "A few years ago since Wall
lacks was the n0rtherumo.t theatre boo
| New York. Now theatrical men are tllk-
| ing of moving tO the edge of Central PARK. /
The hotels I'm the lower and central pHr. Of
the city will always furnish the numerous
transient visitors who constitute SD large 90
proportion Of our theatrical audi-
ences,, but many of the regular
habitues have emiTated t0 the religion /
around and about tle park. With ihe /
theatres al Fiity-ninth street ai. classes and I
/ kinds Of patrons would he accommodate NJ I
| through the Intermediary 0f the elevated /
! railroads. The upward march Ot ihe mo- .
! trOpOlis, indicated DOB alI these signs no
! change. b. still more si-naily illustrated iu T
the contemplated Episcopal cathedral That
will crown the bin over Morning Dole farN. F.
/ The, site Of that historical Institution. fI. /
! Leake and Watt, Orphan Asylum. ln-
estimated value OF the property i- >ilNlii. .
What q fabulous l0t 0i money Chat sum
would have been % the Damon and 'fil.a- F.
who originally owned the ground WHAT 90 .
fitting monument t0 their romantic ah.c-
/ ton will such "a magnificent structure hr +
as shall succeed the generous charity 0l ile
asylum.
NEW YORK AT NIGHT.
New York at night is sod o'lp-c with
/ two fOci. one OF these is tle Fifth avenue .
/ Hotel and Holman House. ll. other is tl0
| Windsor. The former is SOFT no political
centre al which assemble prominent m0l
1 q
mon consent they are tle meeting places 'I
which goes any public mlu Wla wishes H
see another public man. lh.n.H0r HN. D..
inst A mile further DO. avenue. i-t.IfHIlIr |
nm evening stock exchange. D.. Hobbies lr
thronyed aU the evening hs Oh. .0lIIr.
operator. In Wall street, Do is significant
OF the growth OF OBJ. ciff fhIffla IHfI0r elias.
OF men should ha found -l lfr nn town. If|
i, not many years since thn Brokers and
/ street Spectators were also IINItUH- nc Oh.
Fifth Avenue Hobbies. Indeed lls hal.-
son square Theatre. just around ila clrn.
was erected a- q hIi ilr OBJ. Evening Cobb
I Board during the exciting Times mo- m. NI..
There 10 was that somebody W.rIIr said.
me operators assembled ODD evolve ilat
curious chemical combination. tIe n'llI-
rate Of gold
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The movement fr tha nr .n.E.t.n ..|
1
cess. Already the number 0f societies Do
I this state runs up into fhe hundreds. IH.
vitality Of the movement cfnees Obj. deeper
conge.l ",,n WIZ ~ ..,...'. .- .l
/ homestead.. There was uefera tim.. rin.H-
bly.when people studied social. economic.
and political question, -0 closely and Iufe.-
/ ligently. Provision for fle nfur. F. 3D. m.-
I rive SD active lust now that DO i- mlL .n- ID F.
] O. 81.
yrowtb OF the deposits in Obj. SAVINGS
/ I,rt- rof,rifh-fanIfur favored r.f.-
~ &c.. IN IiDr OF .u Kinds
. h ono .irn of the cultivation nf fl.|
/ economic spirit. Whlti- known a- -In-
du.frial insurance has if- rise. aud .arl .
nrosnar. ty in the same popular Tendency. .
{ trt fba mi-maua,aremenf which cnlrIe- /
! t.ri,,J ,fis erhaina ii-H.4rf.rDI if- SUM .
[ porfar- and prepared them ur the ii.t 0I
/ milling associations. This. tll. maF boz
moi without lis faults.
] A similar uovDmauf OFfr-nfanI the who'll. .
.,,',,,,,, sioIf fhirfr yaqr- lao. and ended
/ B, a. colisn.o lisa-fr.u- f0 thousands of
rtinomen. who's. earnins-. which oflar- .
,.ise mighf have haen preserved m Ho
/ bsnts were wholly swenf away. ILe eN-
/ Sin, moromenf r conducted mon. infai-
l iigenfly however. Nobody nl- fef attack
M s,,c:sessf',ilr he fhaorrO ~ hniId.ns assoc
/ ciations Prudence iu their operation
o,'',it tbers6,rs d. arcamrli-l nielr rrr-
80 ~ .el,,re I'm. venerable 'do-ideafm of
/ "a fba greatest GOOD f0 the greatest number.
CATHOLIC STATISTICS
The Catholic Directory ir l-I Wa, ItH-
/ lished here on Thursday. ANA ,ne general
SUMMARY Of it- statistics gives an Interest,"
ing view of the standing Oi tle Church n
this csuntrv. The figure, given are ln tne
main official. from the diocesan authorities.
The Catholic population i- e-liin'i.t D.,
s.3Ol 1861, and The number ol priest l- i'..'.'
/ at :. iO3-2.l-b regulars ana '.r'i '.. Nl..-'
They attend l.l-0 churches. --il' stations.
and 1883 chapels. mere are -i- .i .'ii. ny
lums, caring Tor. DO is e-. iniii. ,l' =. ''-
phans. lnere are 'V lhe'iN- '''i 7,i''''''
with 1861 students 10 c.i..-'7 ""' -
academies ana "'-l' liio'nl" ''-
''i''y' f.i'l .....i.-. ID '..'..i.
number OIL -cnoiais in lu1 ......
f5'nV. more IMAM lNl'c pr i,'.
uonately 10 ollia.i pom ''7
l!n mas the ial num- p.f,...... .,.4
lums, excepting D.9.l"' n''''i'',.'' ' i..
Philadelphia ealn "i &
one. uut hln"h..H ODD '' ''-' 10 i