The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

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Post-Gencral Mention
NEw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY T,vg.
49,, Nay %. lsh
The annual parade Of ihe eleven .oael,,.
Of The Coaching Club took place TINS .o.r
noon. The gay toilets Of lhe ladio. aft-,e.
cd large numbers Of the fairsex 20 ,ho .t,,,.
Ing place and along the line " nar,d.
Many Of the ladies imported specially fr
the occasion their costumes. together with
some such marvellous creation. of 'lco and
other delicate material a. go o. MAX, ana,
parasol direct from Worth. Mrs. Gro,.r
Cleveland had the seat Of honor on ,le box
Of the Hon. Perry Belmont, coach. A fine
day lent special oclat TO this great fashion,
able event. The annual dinner wa. served
~ the Brunswick Hotel at O'Clock. follow
ed by an informal dance. E.t. Risa- anal
a gay party We're on the coach driven I-
Reginald ". Riyes.
TERMINAL MATTERS.
John {. Calhoun said today thar fhe
statements made In regard 20 b'. brother
ana himself are not correct: thlt hoi-a
large stakeholder in ihe Richmond Terminal
property, and has been since his connection
with it' that he is very much boz m,nrOf
forming very strong syndicate % take Goo.
extra issue Of stock and retire 10 from ll.
street, but ON account of the hieh price fa
which the stock had ADVANCED that ,,l4 .n-
practicable; that. Therefore. tho PLAN ai0rf-
cd bf the director was unanimous gn.
proved by him ANA receives DIS -unfnft
There is a Wall street report Of "a ur,, i--...
Of Slj,0O0.000 of Baltimore and Ohio Stools
to cover Terminal Improvements. &c.. arl
said 10 be tine basis OF ail the proposed ne.
gotlatlons Tor The control OF TIE road.
EUROPEAN EXODUS.
over thousand passenger. sailed fr
Europe to-day on the sis steamship. nlt
left port. Every berth $3.50. ENGAGED. Tho
fururia had temporary hDrth- erected in .f-
stecrage department to accommodate OBJ.
overflow. six transatlantic steamships lr-
rived this morning with over $3.50 .mmi-
grants aboard.
A BADLY FRIGHTENED A.R.pOsr.
The report that the Confederate la. i- a
Doe displayed an the un,D.lir. of the lr,.
statue 40 Richmond has awakened .0maal-
verse commcst among fhe Grand Army
ilNHs N-l fl|l Ifi -iiIf noe no n. no lfI.Ihr
Ign. which recently objected i) d New Son,
regiment attending the ceremonies. hd. h..
sned resolutions, declaring tle display of
the flag disloyaI and unconstitutional.
That She manufacture of neW cmlIDm- a.
that unnecessary, unWstinDI. bloody and
costly rebellion is di-graconl show of
greed on the pant 0f thn manufacturer.
plain evidence OF a refiNiu- di-iu, 4l spirit.
an insult % the government ly aIi concern
ed. Am indecent outrage ou tho Tclce. good
viii and good taste Of flo people at LARGE.
that il goes further than a tribute Dob thr
memory of noble chief; hetuy- only
forced loyalty. anal spreads dangerous
germs OF disuulon among fHe Young. that
the Confederate flag rs inherent, ho.ti. fro
tie | mon, Is only an emblem oi unutteraIlc
anguish 20 tine homes Of this land. aui
should bee sc0ureed out OF ,iZht NOW as i.r-
merry; that il is in BOD degree necessary tn d
proper personal tribute. that one i.- is
enough for the AIR oi this country. and fhat
there is law enough. DO properly adm.uis-
tered, 10 prevent ine appearance no amy
other"
IN c0ntradistincti0n 10 thi, TRADE it mly
be cited that one 0f inc nesf known Grand
Army men in Br00hNu. General llorato
g.. King and its District Attorney. james
". Ridsway. nave l0il accepted special
invitations tO accompany the Now loih
Confederate Veteran Camp to Richmond.