The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-21
THE DEBT SETTIHg
MADE KNOWN AT

RrcHnoNp DAILY = al h
JuR6 , IL a.
THE TINES correspondent b b sns -
thoritatively that an oficiut onn1' nrSe]
concerning the settlement q the,n -
debt will be made public withflf hss1
hours, and that the work whok 30 hovl
mittec have in progress win ~ ys ys
the immediate suspension Of ~ iirsI
Of the bondholders. snshav
| THE cuoAKMAKKkx' Loc. tfom %
New York IL now preventing "w n1.',s
son In It's trade circles, with tie ). P'~''
Of London's "sweating" infamy. Il
manufacturers Union. .comprisinR
est manufacturing firms In the ~ pr
locked out seven thousand empl0yts
are literally starving, though fheS
strikers, and are not included n IN.
Trades Union disputes. Their q aposs'
most deplorable for they receive ne VIZ
any OF the recognized 0rganizat - OF
principal firm Involved 10 on ina
Meyer, Jonassen 4 Co.. nsenu ~
of which was arrested Ia strec
the other day for alleged insultius "fss
about the Emperor William. A..
spatch tonight frum Berlin, sny loct
Jonassen. IL New York, who re<tia!f
| the Cafe National, made certain dt"uh
remarks relating 20 the Emperor 70 tn
that Harrison was the better man, ,e ..iu
arrested on the charge OF in9's q INA
Kaiser, has been released. and ~ AN'
promised that all subsequent proc( ~
will be dropped II he leaves the coun .ns ~.
mediately." ~,
RICHARD cRoKER's MovRNnNT1nv
The story that Richard Croker inte II
return to Europe as s0oa as he has CT
1 his testimony before the Fassett inv
ton committee IL generally accc1
true by politicians about the City u
day. He is by no means as well tor y,
when he was welcomed back by the (uu.I q
and a few personal friends. There ~
doubt, however, that he will appear ~
the committee on Monday. Mr.. cxpRc
take no active part In the campaf2 :.
tall. lie has been made fully acq ~ ~
with Tammany Halls position at the s.e'
time, and he Is satisfied that his ps as.
here Is not necessary to insure the ~:
Of the organization ut the election. W ~ sr
he Is too sick man TO undertake an
work, and he realizes that only BY ret t'ssn J
TO Germany and spending year or y u.
the health resorts OF that country fTe
hope TO permanently regain bis hoe !.
strength.
BISHOP KEANE's injuries. ,ss'
Major j. ID. Kelley, of this city, rc<,d .
a dispatch from Bishop keane this a,
noon. saying that he was badly injuf Z,
much that he had returned to WashIns :,
lie asked Major Kelley 10 cancel h1 L.
sage on the steamship Etruria, upon Va
he was to have left tomorrow for livet ~
RAID ON ELECTRIC coMPANfEs, p
Mayor Grant threatens another, raj q
the street cumbering plant Ut the 81 -
companies, which, with genuine oogpo
disregard Of the law, have been strinX
their wires, Of late, as vigorously ~ 9
in places where the law says they havk
business 10 be placed. or course, tho ~
panies will make a great 10 do al,0ue Il
ho, 'J,na',niS ,v vuJ iu uuity tue WHY
were given fair notice 10 do four ~
ago, and have not begun yet; but their D
now fall on Indifferent ears. Our cl1lt
are getting wearied Of having their q g
aud side walks blown up,and their liyoe D
property jeopardized 10 suit the metho('y'
the exigencies, Of corporations that 90
their chartered authority 10 make THE
their hunting ground, from Legislntu[0
which the resident voters of New i0tk G
cf Brooklyn also) are denied their Con1
tiou. representation, by specious pol!l3
trick o, "ich the present very unnetIoI
tory census ~--'ses To be reproduol|
on "A national ana 'Hssal scale. WI
RAPID 1.aNsfr.s
There il an apparent cnance that
York, after all, will have. ep Io0vI
rapid transit route that will be ayaU
without waiting for iha Hat of an0lIs9 )il
sion Of the State Legislature, In va
il might be swamped, a. the best project
attemptedlto be swamped, by c0mblnk
Of the corrupt political elements sp1o
corporations interested In the exIst1u[o
sufficient city railway lines. Tbo oUlFl
of the best legal authorities Is that th0ko
mission appointed by the Governor on| I
Mayor Of New York have full uuts,ogI.|
lay out route and indicate what II M
acter OF the mode OF transit shall ~ a
Il Is probable that by the middle II Ju1n
programme OF the first genuine rnpb1 .
sit New York has ever had will be IoDV< 4
and on the way To completion. Then =
be delays, through injunctions In tho0
but these will not materially retard n
mate completion Of the work, wtio&
begun, win be put through.
A FAMILIAR fIGuRR GONkfI
BY the death. on Wednesday losk. g
onel James A. Parrish, which took u)o)1
his residence, 1877 east Seyepty.nintk oQ'
one OF the old figures familiar ts the ~ ~
of ''Down.t0wn" New York disappsu D
tbe eyer-changing horizon 0f this ~
mopolitan' Of cities. Colonel FaYrf
born In Leeds, England, OF Scottish,
age, and came to this country Nh
young. Nearly forty years ago ~
the first distinctiyely English 'schhn
then known TO New York, at q Jt<m
When the civil war broke out =
he was a stat oflicer In the Seven
regiment, New York State Nili1lo p
eron Highlanders''), aud on tbo3
troops 10 defend Washington, ~
business and marched tO the C4v10
his regiment. lie was present II
the first battle Of Bull BUh, Wh<nC
severely wounded, and was tske16 o1ol
and conveyed 10 Richmond, enrnof
quently to Charleston, =. a., h0Dg1 y
with the late General Corc0rnX. ~
Wilcox aud other uulon oflfcenjk K/
release. by cartel. Colonel Farrieh, {
capacitated from service by BILE woQ|3
sumed his business at The old houoG0
street, from which he w0 MT
missed till stricken down bls Or
which terminated his life In his afI
year. His funeral il announced q
row, 2lst instant. from the CbN.
John, the baptist, on Seventy ~
There are few Of his c0tempossvie1
to follow his remains u the grave
In his day, genial "Iim Farfizh''
friend and associate Of New n
most citizens.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Riyes 4
the summer ut Tuxad0.
The latest bit OF suburban r.
hope Of another great race heeuu
Salvador, Cassius and Racelan1-
There Is an air OF mystery ~
nor IIilrs proposed trip 10 lndiso(
the West generally, on the 0coo
Iunveiling Of the statue Of The
dricks. Neither the governor
about him will say anything ~
the trips, but II is believed n
start next week.
John w. Macksy 10 suing ~
$3.50, ,000, alleged to have beca Z
Read Il Stokes, proprietors u
House.
The oensus OF New York :
colapleted by tomorrow allenG
intendent Murray Is fvsksa3on
give out tho oticial tgures 81
but this Morning b gave - o1
population u between l.soo