The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-24
FUTURE OF THE SOUTH.
WHAT MESsRS. OEPEW AND HEw-
1T THINK or IT.
Both Enthusiastic over southern Possi-
biliiio- Dana's slogan ''Anti-Fat ani
Protection - Railroad News General
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Chauncy NJ. popew was iifty-sesen years
old to-day. Two Of the most enthusiastic
Northern advocates Of the great possibill-
ties OF the South are Mr.. Dapew and cx-
Mayor. .Nbram $. Hewitt. Both have been
across tho line 10 spy out the land, and
both are eager 90 help the accomplishment
OF an that destiny has mapped out for The
era ofprspcfiiy. They are both In posi-
uOns of influence in financial circles. and
nO doubt many Of tlo enterprises in the
South will feel the practical effects Of their
good vii,
RAILROAD NEWS.
Tho Southern roads arc steadily incrcas-
ing inoif equipment and motive power.
The East Tennessee has within about year
ISSUED Sl.iNO.N0 equipment bonds. and the
earning power of the company has been
largely Increased iu consequence. Both
the East Tennessee and the Richmond and
Dan,ine have been hamppred for ihe want
of sufficient motive power and equipment.
and EXPENSES have been swollen hy the too
constant use of engines and working them
when they were ln ncui of repaii-.
Increased earning, of the Memphis and
Charleston iOf the second week ln April aro
Slo.5ss.
THE NEW ISSUE.
some time ago Mr.. Dana published IN the
sun trumpet blast tO tno Democracy, cali
ing them tO "ecf together under the ban
nor OF the sam Randall protection idea, as
the only salvation oi the party. In answer
There was q unanimous gathering oi Nr.
Dana no tho stated mllylng point only This
and nothing m0ie Mr.. Randall has gone
where there nro nn tariff. no bother him,
and irf mo- heir il Dis MANTLE and tO Mr..
Dana has had to lo0k for noW is-le. lie
has found 10. 10 is aniI-llf. Mr. Dana does
not follow Caesar. who said. "lei mc haNe
men about me thai are iaf." llo want, a
,a-~ius with "loln and hungry look
Auti-iat and protection tn American indus
Tries is. therefore. tD Doe iho slogan tor R -
600 least 10 we nw tO read ihe signs in the
sun Alright.
IuE CONTRACT LABOR LAW.
The Secretary of ihe Treasury and the
superintendent 0f immigration at this port
are determined that there shall be- "a more
stringent enforcement of the contract labor
law than has heretofore been the case.
Not.ce was received today that the corps OF
immigrant inspectors here would De- loin-
forced by ihe addition 40 four others. Tho
incoming ships will Dee met at quarantine
by inspectors. Who will there BEGIN the
work oi examination. instead OF adding %
the labor and confusion at ihe barge Office.
TuE.N'CALLA COlHt-NAKItAI.
Most OF ihc time off iho McCaiia Court
Martial at tle NAy-l lid today Was taken
up in legal spaum. between counsel 1r
uccu ed and officers. who are pushing the
prosecution 0n hUllliOflhr government. The
fI b.. ..If O. |H|III HUI
Zoo trying i0 have certain GLASSES OF evidence
Of material Importance tO the prosecution
excluded that Commander McNalln'a mp
re-tnfauNe mteWo,rd early objections. lie
was in every ease Oui-noIrici hy the keen
Assistant Judge Advocate, aei his oiIec-
tions olouulod.
FEDERATION OF woNEN CLUBS.
The General Federation 0f Moments
Clubs. which bad its nucleus in .Or0si,.
and which took tho initial steps of organi-
Ilil0u at The Madison square Theatre a
wear ago. began fhun dafs' session this
morning al Scottish Rite Hall. corner Of
Madison avenue and Twenty street.
On a single scar sixty clubs iufe been c0m-
hned. ANA .rliaiIsrs from all 0l these
hale come together tn adopt constitution,
HDlI 0n0 another 0i the progress made in
their 1urlu lucaitl. and nIt lhe nui.li-
u- touches iu ilU Work ul establishing 4
national organization.
PERSONAL AND oEAERAI.
Among ths passengers starting fOr Eu-
rope to-day $50. Herbert Ward. who irlt-
elel through Africa with stanley. iic WAS
married ia-t nI.hl fl llIs- ~lrItI rdninm
no fhe home Of ihf lldn's parents. sl, fiih
avenue. Tine ceremony WHe performed hy
lhe AeY. John Wesley Brown, rector of ~.
Thomas Episcopal church. the bride and
groom hneo.n4 900 bong satn-c0Ncred
stool placed in tue drawing room close 10
ihD mlntel
Res. pr. Ramsiod. of ST. Georges
church. has len ihe city ior long rest by
tho advice oi his derf0r.
This evening iho Alumni Association of
}u. ST. Mlfl'- College. Emm.iirhrg. Nd,
hgd their annual hanQuol go iho Meuupoii-
tam Hotel n this cly. Mf. A.. " Water
,on. 30 iiHsbur. ia.. ihe president. pre-
sided.
Collector Erhardi to-day issued AN order
100 accordance with instructions from the
secretary OF the Treasury 90 release the
seized cargo 0f tho C.y of Berlin. and 10
permit the ship i0 sail. "a stipulation having
been entered ly which all ihe rights of
lhe government rowing ont Of the ships
unlawful landing are reserved.
M Is announced lhnf DN-lIN7Iloui tlcYe-
land has leased the George Kelly cottage.
overlooking ihe bay, and near the shore. at
Marion. Mass.
f.no0n women physicians were today
added fo tle RON Oi iNe medical profession
ls graduates 0i ihe New 0rh Mclical Col
lege for Women.
Numof- are lying around among lho cm-
pl0yc- 0l fhe NeN lork Central nnd ilud-
SON River Railroad ihal Nlg strike i- im-
pending. Tho dissatisfied 0le- assert That
General -ul rnieudDl. No0rheo- }, sysiem-
atleaily di-char .iug tlo od empluyt with
nlt inc slightest lIOtOciiion.
The SILVER QUESTION.