The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-09
TOPlCS NEW YORK.
Comment on the Census Appointment for
ENarts' son.


ENarts' son.
NEW YORK, Aug. S. special. A dis
patch from Washington says the rough
estimates from enumerators Of the
present census for the entire STATE
0f New York is j.TS ,G93, an increase
for Ten wears of 9lJ.S22. The figures.
however. do not include the inmates oi
state institutions, which Will swell the total
t0 more thun six millions. The maximum
gives the state G.J00. 900, but the linal official
count will not reach this.
APPOINTED UNITED STATES ATTORNEY.
President Harrison to-day appointed Max
well ENarts Assistant l'nited States Dis
frict Attorney Of the southern district OF
New : Ork. vice DANIEL OCOnnell. resigned.
Mr.. Eyarts j. "a son Of nitcd states senator
William NJ. Lyarts. and is graduate Of
ale College.
STATUE OF ;. =. cox.
The commission for the proposed statue
10 the late Congressman :. :. Cox has been
awarded to Miss Louise Lawson, of this
city.
AMAGEs OF 5000.
\ sberin-s Jury has assessed the damages
sustained by The plaintll IN the suit Of otto
Ebert, of Brooklyn. against Michael Mayer,
n carpenter. ~ $1,000. Ebert WAS in Mayors
employ. and had three fingers cut on by a
steam planer The defendant put in no
answer. The plaintifl sued for 10000,
ARRIVED.
Among the passengers who arrived to-
day on the steamship Columbia from Ham
burg were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damroscn.
NEW BANANAS.
In the last two days o. $50 punches Of ba-
nanas have arrived at this port. This II
more than arrived here in an entire season
eight years ago.
ARREST OF NEIL CLYDE,
4 DUNLAP cable SAYS. No one in the Office
Of the Inman i,ine can tell what position
Neil CLYDE, who was arrested ln Liverpool,
charged with stealing Miss Eastlake's Jew
elrV holds on board the CITY of New Ork.
Investigation proves that Clyde prosecuted
his business for three years and accumuls-
ted valuables amounting TO many hundred
dollars.
ICE BY STEAM.
The New York steam Company has de-
cided to use a part of its steam plant for the
manufacture of artificial ice. +. III. Prem
,iss. general manager says; There is a
large part OF our steam plant standing Idle
during the summer, and We propose 10
utilize this surplus capacity IN the manu-
facture of / 900 tons day.
THE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
some people who are acquainted with the
methods OF the.old political machines say
that the new qnarters Of the Munlcipa
Ieaeue 1.-THE new citizens mOvement), az
IIl4 BrOadway, adjacent 10 the Nlct0ria
Hotel. look practical enough for anything.
The League has gone into active service
and lis movements are net likely To prove
source of comfort 10 Tammany during th'
coming months. Funds are not lacking.
for already $4,000 has been subscribed. ana
additional subscriptions are being received
Al the beginning Of the last month OF ths
campaign. there will be reserve iund oi
over 500. 900 at the command OF the com
mittee. and all expenses viii have been paid
up to that date.
HACKERS or PLAYS.
II is said that the great number OF busl-
ness-men who are interested IN tbeairicals
are not drawn in, rs IL is generally sup
nosed. through any affinity for the stage.
but almost wholly through their desire to
make money. Strange though II may seem.
many theatrical managers when 'hey ma
il neces sary TO secure "a liberal amount OF
eapital SEEK for them in dry goods dis
tricIs.
BRICK BUILDINGS.
Rrick seems TO he most universally adopt
cd by the big builders in this city. All OF
the recent great business Luild ngs incu /
ing the enormous mills, Morse, belly AMI