The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-22
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.
THE WESTERN UNION FAST GET"
TING INTO SHAPE.
Quick Round-Trip Between New York
ana New Orieans-PreparatioD fOr the
Worlds Fair - Remarkably Cool
Weather-GsneFal and Personal
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TINES.

is rapidly recovering from the effects of the
= fire. By tomorrow. or on Wednesday at
the latest. the company intends 10 carry on
its business a. usual from the Central
building. sending and receiving all mes
: sages without delay. Downtown br,<ers
are still suffering for want ofquotatious. A
, few private wires may be ready by Wednes-
day. Meanwhile the Central Office is get
ting into shape.
QUICK TRIP.
The steamer III Monte, OF the Morgan
line, sailed from this port ON July ., at 40
+. NJ. bound for New Orleans. on her re-
turn she arrived here az o'clock this morn
lng, having made the round voyage Of $500
miles i'm II days : p hours. She lay In the
port Of New Orleans iWonty-siX hours. and
the work Of discharging and loading the
1000 tons Of merchandise. composing the
TWO cargoas. was done In fourteen working
hours. This IS the fastest voyage ever made
between the two ports.
THE WORLDS PAIR.
The members OF the subcommittee on
permanent organization Of the Worlds
Fair returned from Long Branch this morn
ing and held "a consultation n tO their iu-
I ture plans. II was decided that Colonel
Mackenzie and Mr.. Harrison, of the com-
mittec. should sail for Paris on the Norman
die on saturday next TO consult with the
/ director-general Of the Paris Exposition,
and. II possible. 10 secure his Attendance az
the Worlds Fair in Chicago. The other
| members Of The committee, Marshall 'Bres-
/ len and Mr.. Ewing. Will 90 10 Chicago ON
saturday next t0 confer with the board "a
directors Of the Worlds Fair about the Sc
lection OF a director general. ON Ncdnes-
day morning they viii meet Director-icn-
/ eral Goshorn. Of the Centennial Exposition,
and it il rum red that be- is then 20 Dee re-
quested to assume the Office of the director
general OF the Chicago Fair Mr. Gorhorn
! said this morning that De- would rot accept.
/ These are the days of midsummer yagares.
ACOOLpAY.
/ july u will 20 ON record as the coolest
/ day Of that date in The annals Of the signal
service. The delightful atmosphere Of to-
/ day il quite without a precedent I'm The
mountains the Adlr0ndacks and tatskilIs
/ the early morning temperature was not
\ very far from downright cold. Reports
/ from several resorts speak of welcome crate
! fires, with blazing logs that were comfort
/ to the summer h0arders.
CHAMPION SWIMMING MATCH.
/ !. y. johnson, who claim, the champions
.hip of England As a swimmer, was match
/ a to-day 90 swim ten miles against The
| vcll-kuoWn Professor Donaldson. The
match is said % be for $1,000 side, and
/ will be contested over an ocean course on
/ Couey l-ard within four weeks.
ELECTRICITY A. MOTOR.
The Willard enthusiasts who claim that
/ electricity will supcrcede steam, just ~
steam took the place Of horse power. are
/ guilty oi fundamental aud important
/ error. The application ot steam power IN
| VOWED a simple mechanical problem which
! faV.M .as "a motive power j, IA, involved,
mysterious and uucanny a thing today n
q WAS nifty years ago. stili, there j. no
ioult that electricity ls the coming
power. and that is commercial value
/ is at present an unknown. quantity,
! lut until some one nNents real sensible
and ,ilicacious storage system Tor electfici-
/ ty. there will bee no such thing as electric
! iocom0t.on. II is time that several COM
uauic, claim 20 have solved the question
and have cars running in New lofk, nut
/ that does not prove antthing' Tor u IN gen
/ orally known that these experiments arc
made at great loss. and That the transit
rroblom Is as Tar from proper solution l'-
lav a.. 10 has been since the discovery 81
electricity Mr. Henry Nillard's trip 10
Europe is for the purpose oi attending Z"
the mechanical ends Of bis great plan Tor
getting a monopoly OF electrical Inventions
NEW HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
The new House Of Industry, AT Tenth ave-
nue. and ~iNty-thrd street. VIII have four
stories and a basement. ami VIII he buiI
entirely of hr.ck. Ii Will cost about sbo,WD,
Iofyyhicn 5000 has been contributed by ths
NguderbiIts. Cuttng-. ROckeiellers ani
Astor-. Nearly <lO.0J0 has also been
Inladgcd. and the directors are conndent that
iv the time the building j. completed they
viii nave tGe entire sum required. In me
basement of the new Home VIII De ihe
dluing and bath rooms. the kitchen ana lhe
work-hous. The hrst door VIII conldin
. chapel. which Is intended to accommodate
.0O pcr,nns. aud the library. Tie second
n,or Will he used entirely a. the living ana
eating apartments ~ superintendent ha,'
P stewart. while both The ihud and fourth
-.orie, VIII be utilized a. dormitorles Tor
g The inmates Of the Home. TIE d0rmltories
, viii DE divided into rooms Of various siHer,
. .,bicb will accommodate iIom one 10 elght
men. The inmates Of the House OF Industry
are chiefly discharged conflcis, although
warrant. are never turned away u they
can boz accommodated with nights iodg-
.nr The occupation ot these men j. broom
ana brush making. and 70 j. from the salo
~ those articles aud ht voluntary contfiDu-
= lions that he house Is supported.
/. nIF COTTON sEfED OIL TRUST
+ The Cotton seed oil Trust is or aniled
Z >,i. the SUGAR Trust, and gpd many
j. other large corporations have their appiica-
Y tiou. on file in Trenton aud IN county couft-
i houses th9yyg1s2W !qe.e Is pref,rir1,d 10 The
o,h,r stale, j. she small fee IL requires. a
,apital Of sl0O. 800 requires Zee 81 but 30
l. and S2Oon the filing of subsequent eeIl'u-
: c,te.. Twenty cents for each fi''" mpo
- ,b,, sloDOOO is required. These lees arc
n n,0r. liberal than those o! Ne" oiA.
, Yin th. laws Of New Jersey IrONide Tor
~ rbe orgauIzliiOn Of corporations ior
: amy legitimate business, ana mahe
u ' .-,,i .tion AS 10 wh here The business u
h. transacted. TLC only requirements IL eAA =
a ,r,. that the ceItincale oi lhcofpoiAtllh
a -hou state what portion o. the busin - u
: ,n h. ION. outside a the state; wher. the
.o nrioripaI Offices OF the company, when aio
4, ra, ;, ~. state. are 90 Dee located; In hhl
- stst.s IN will transact is business. ana vac
y 4 town IN New Jersey where u VIII nave ~
+ priuciual eadquaTiers. Investors I'D h'"'
AZ porations always want 10 have tbeir i'sl"h
~ .ibility for the cOmpauy's ilabiilues ihiiie'
= 80 m,,mcut Of The amouut of their ca piia
toll and the laws 0i New jersey lfosi0'
,or This. Then again the laws are also les
stringent as to reports aud the gNiEg o.
in notices. ,
i chosaneake and Ohio second week Joy
rs $3.50. $40 3l3: l>o9, Sl3l, ~; increase ~
be GENERAL AND Personal.
le Charles A. Dana, editor OF The sun, ba
- .,ll,d Tor Europe on his usual summer tril
~ Tbe funeral took place today Of ). W
~ Watson. wcllknOwn literary man, anibo
I, beautiful snow" wLo died at 6s Ban
W street. Friday, IA the siNiy-eighth year z
bi. age. The interment was IN me Tres
Cmb plot in Cypress iliii Cemetery.
lanes NJ. Brown, of the famous banking
IL house of Brown Brothers X 20. died on al
Z" nr,lay. Al Manchester. VI. For more INA
l-- twenty wears his firm has been one oi ia
at arrest aud most widely known bankin
be concerns in the world. The members oI
III untn Mr.. Browns death acre James VI
n, John {. and Alexander Iiarereaves Browi
10 Sir Marx W. ,COllet. Francis \. Hamiltoi
er. Charles ID. Dickcy. Frederick cLalmen
'ht uowarl Potter, Waldron i. Brown an
charles u. Dlckey, Jr The banking-hou'
N mi. city il ~ W. - Wal street and
bas branches IN Baltimnre, Liverpool an
m. London. The branch in Liverpool has bee
AR. Known for years as Brown, >hipley q
ain Two years ago Howard Potter w.ns 20 lol