The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
MONEY MUCH MORE EASY.
WINDOWS BOND PURCHASES RE-
LIEVE THE STRAIN.
Mayor Grants Renomination--The Boy
cotted Brick-Powderly and secretary
Abandon the Fieht-Deaih OF an Ex-
Consul-MetropolItan Mention.

cotted Brick k-Powderly and secretary
Abandon the Fieht-Deaih or an Ex-
Consul-Metropolltan Mention.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TINES,
Sept Is. 1901
Money is plenty in Wall street to-day,
and everybody is happy. Secretary IN
dom's scheme Of unloosening the stays OF
the money market is apparently success
/ ul as he predicted il would Doe. for since
the payment of per cents. began yestcr-
day afternoon the strain Of the financial
situation has been practically removed.
/ The sub-treasury disbursed between
/ S9,O0O,OOO and Slo,OOO,WN
GRANTS DENOMINATION.
That Hugh j. Grant Will DE renominatcd
! for MayOr by rammany Hall there seems
! no reason to doubt. Even those prominent
/ in the organization who have had occasion
! 10 quarrel with his administration have
come tO the conclusion that his nomination
| is inevitable. and there is said 10 nave been
not one voice raised in dissent 90 the propo-
siti0n to name him.
AMERICAN COTTON or COMPANY.
The American Cotton oil Company has
disposed of all the debcnturc bonds recently
offered to the public. and Will now proceed
10 place the business on "a cash basis.
Nearly half of the $l.e0O.uO0 bonds offered
were taken by foreign interests.
AN INSANE MAN DROWNED.
Christian Clauscn arrived in lIobokon
Yesterday. intending TO sail for Germany.
lie boarded the Hamburg steamship Au-
gusta Victoria. and was put of. as ho APP
-, fIIf. sl.
the steam ship cast of from her pier Clauscn
came running down the dock and jumped
overheard and swan toward the steamship.
4 rope was thrown 10 him. which landed
on his back He did not attempt % take II.
He swan "A short distance further, and then.
throwing up his hands, sank, and was
drowned. The body was recovered.
DEATH or AN EX-CONsUL.
Ex.Consul b. F. Peixotto diel at his
apartments this morning. lie was especial
ly a man Of mark among his cOrellgiOulsts
Of the Jewish faith. TO whose welfare
in all directions much Of his life and
energy was devoted. lie represented
the United states abroad for seycn
teen years. and received his first
appontment at the hand. of General Grant
i'm lS-O lie continued in the foreign SER
vice until President Clcveland's election.
lie was also the editor of tine Nn0rah
Monthly Mrs. PeiXottO, with her two
daughters. is at present in Europe. she
was cabled for two days ago, but ln reply
there came a cable from one of the dnugh-
ters that her mother lay i'll at Baden Baden
and her life was almost dcsparedoL
THE BOYCOTTED BEIcE.
From thi. time out, until the boycott is
raised. no commission men Will sell on
handle in the boycotted district amy brick
except that Of the bOycotCd Ncrplanck-
Point manufacturers, and dealers ana
builder. Will have % take that or go With
ont
pOWDTRIN RETURNS.
c,,...,l- Master A v,rlnon poyvdorl, arl
s,,,r.',..,.'. H.. of tho i,mi.f.is of Labor
h,,',. ,'io,, ,,l, ,i.i. ,',,e.f.r- in tbe Nstor
Hons and rltrrned to Ph,lalelpbia. This
- the ,.,tv-,rl and visible si.nof the official
termination OF the strike On the New York
central. ordered Ht District Assembly 40.
20 iOriy-0nc days ago.
MORE sUBjKors OF CZAR REED.
Tho N,turalil,ti.n pif.st, tina Cont
.. ,,,,r,@, pln,. L,- l...l fortba na-f f.,,
,I.,,s t..ioDnl n, aro-of f.raiyn resident
auvious M bec6me citizens. and the clerk
,r1 his assistant. ha,o bean kent hu.y
.,rindiug ouf loyol .ubis.t, of Car Reed.
mo sudden increase I'm the number OF ap-
nIlt.ufr ltI tILlLtlrllti Has caused fUlI1lIl-
srable comment. especially among the Na-
r;ous political ORGANIZATIONS who cOmula-
eautlV REGARD the now addition tO the great
army of others. The majority VI tine aupii-
cant. ore Hebrews. who have taken adNan-
tareof thn saa.on Of New Year to become
.iti1ons or IN dorla,Y. thoir intentions i'm that
resn.,.t n is anticipated that there will lo
:, Great number of applicants for their "frst
napor," thi, wear. and two year. hence
these same viii take ont their final papers
so as t0 cast their votes at the Presidential
election. I'm the matter of the nationality
OF those who apply for citizenship the Ger
mans still hold iLe lead. Russians. Austri-
ans. Italians. ana other continental people
nave r3pidlo come 90 the front in recent
wears. and will soon demand recognition by
marty leader, when the political plums arr
being distributed.
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! Mrs. sarah n. Hicks. woman who has
made her life conspieuou, In the village OF
/ nd Waterbury f. bv h., uutiring in
/ dnstrv ard fino,lity' celebrated her one
| bnndraItI hir,bJ,v f,s, y,eel omong many
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| Ties. and spends most Of her time rcadng
and knitting
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also a vigorous centcuuarian. She passed
| her one bundredth anniversary lat Tue--
day at the home Of her daughter. where %
| rplinion of her descendants. cOl.prisins four
',ener,tions vvas hold in her houor. Al.