The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-06

] anu ltiliWNl ANNAItUN lNI U~iA WIN
ended January 81. 1880. shows that the total
product Of the company for the year COM
/ parcs with the output OF the tive preceding
wears, as follows:
lsS7-s 1850 lsso-0O.
Tons. fOns fOss.
Goals. ........1 i6O. s,i 1.S75.A77 i.0loOO
Coke. ........... 5e9.Os7 I56.G0o 6'9,9o6
lig IRON ....... lub. 40 -N',trb -olol~
Iron ore..~~ l07,75O l26,21i i2f,5H
The treasurcr's report shows that the
operations Of the year lSS'-O have yielded
a profit of 5000 and after payment ofin-
lCrost on bonds and floating Cebt, dividends
on preferred stock and charging up TO that
account. loss on bonds issued during The
year. ana premiums ON same purchased Tor
the sinking funds. q hna balance remains
unapprOpriated. Of S32,.j12. or about ~ per
cent ON the common stock. THIS sum,
however. has been absorbed In the better
ments and Improvements, and the treas-
uror recommends thar IL he written Oh Ia de-
probation account and reduction ot ,aluna-
tions. This course was pursued last year
with the 81, PSI. 900 Of accumulated prohfs.
RAILROAD NEWS.
The new Offices i'm the Union Trust Com
pany's building. ON Broadway. Of sam
Thomas and Calvin Hrice, are maguihcent
establishments. Their suite Cf rooms, that
will be occupied for the transaction Of the
business of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company. are taken
for term of years at S23,000 per annum.
Net earnings for March Of the Central, 0i
Georgia. for lSa0. 50. 1862: 1850, Sl3>,6is; De-
crease. $50. $50. Erlanger system, thin
week in April. lSlo, ilj6,j,,; lcS9, Slli.JV.
Increase, Si2,2,3.
IMMIGRATION.
The total arrivals at the new immigrant
40 az ftHa
first week was ll.Sll OF these the inspec-
tors detained twonly-cight because they
were declared % be contract laborcrs. and
iet All the rest 20 through. The crowd eN-
ceeds the immigration of the corresponding
week last year 10y l.i00
TAMMANY DFMoRALIzED.
There j. no doubt that Tammany Hall Is
i'm "A very dcmoraliZcd condition. In the
various departments but little work was
doing to-day. The clerks, the great majority
of whom are Tammany men, are ready 10
leave work at any time and discuss
the situation. 4 special cable, printed
i'm morning rammany Hall organ
stating that Richard Croker viii not return
for two wears. and that he is very III, did
not mend matters much. There j. some
talk Of having Grant run ~ candidate for
MAYOR next fail 90 give him yindicatlon,
but the older Iammany men declare mat
tie MAYOR is ont Of the race. The new can
didate most prominently mentioned II Con-
FRESHMAN Roswell L. Flower. II j. a general
opinion that the Mayor will not summon
Mrs. croker. There Is iiiile doubt, how
ever, that she will eventually be placed ON
the witness-stand. II is said that The cem-
mittce is reluctant 90 summon her Only fo-
cpuse if placed on the stand, II VIII be ne
cessary for her % disclose some family mat
fers i'm order 10 stbstantiate the story Win
,eference To the alleged "bOOdler fund cf
! slsD. .OO0 and the Saj,OU0 the Mayor II said 10
lave given 10 her daughter.
THE KENMLER CASE.
Roger NJ. sherman, attorney for kemml'r,
now under sentence of death by electricity,
aupoared before the supreme Court Of ni-
| red states this morning. and made argumei
| for "A writ Of habeas corpus Tor hls client.
Ms argument was based on the claim tnat
this mode If punishment j. cruel aud un-
usual The Supreme Court denied the haoeas
corpus but decided 10 hear nm argument
for a writ Of error May 18Th.
AcuINEsE FUNERAL.
The Chinese Masonic chief. DIR. lun2
| Chee Yang. was buried In Celestial iill
Evergreen Cemetery this afternoon. NJ
daylight this morning residents In the VI
cinity Of the Chinese colony were aroused
bv the beating of bass drums, loud sound
ing tin pans, and tom-toms. crowd, oi
Mongolians paid their last respects - their
honored dead. Nung was - years old, and
| tbe oreanizer ~ the first Chinese Masonic
l0dre In America. Eighteen hundred dol
lars was spent on the funeral. -eYenty-two
carriages were hired, two tallf-ho coaches.
a barouche 10 carry band ~ music, ana
seventeen saddle horses for the grand mo
/ ,uls Of the Chinese Free Nasons. The cas-
ket is rosewood, and covered Win nne
black cloth.
Tho day he died the body was taken 70
Undertaken NaughtOn's. and laid out ~ tue
cellar. II remained there until this morn.
ing. and incense was kept burning all the
time. joss sticks were burned, ana
four small tables, about three
teet apart. extended away rom the
feet OF the dead man. On these
the food was spread. 80 that lungs spirit
might absorb the nutriment while The iu-
neral services. which were conducted .by
Ong Ceon and Gong Cboung Chow, hen
priests. were going on. The priests preas u,
ed. knelt. burned paper 10 frigbten OIL the
evil one. and splashed hot water around w
scala him.
THE CARPENTERS DID NOT STRIKE.
This morning was the time fixed for q
strike by all those carpenters of this city
".
fo adort the eight-hOur working day. All
but three or four OF the employees have
agreed 10 the schedule, and those holding
out have given assurances that they VIII
agree 10 terms in day or two. work on
all the biz buildings is going on as usual
and the few carpenters who are awaiting
, the decision OF their employers are hardly
missed.
GENERAL MENTION.
} Mayor Cleveland, Of Jersey City, was tor
2 mally sworn in for his new term Of ofhce
today. The prominent Republicans and
7 memfers Of the Reform Association went u
Paterson 10 begin the contest bc'orc Judge
Dixon in an effort 10 unseaf Mayor tle,e-
: land on the ground of fraud at the polls.
The body Of Junius :. Morgan. who died
nj Monte Carlo Alril eth. which arrived
here this morning, will bc taken % Hart
! ford. Connecticut, Oh special train 10.
? morrow morning. The funeral services "iil
Ne held ut Christ Church. Hartford, and TIE
D. bnrial will be at Cedar iiill cemetery wher'
the family plot is. Many friends of ~.
: family will accompany the body 10 lIar,for'
E, Washington Quintan, a meberof the stos
E Exchange. having an Office at No. Val
: street. has disappeared. lie was lafgsn
short Of the market. solomon hahiolu' nv
: LAWYER, reported his disappearance to tn'
e Exchange to-day, and intilnated that ~
> was suffering from brain trouble.
I Mr.. X. b. HAYES and daughter, VINO bss'
returned from Bermuda. are stopping al tii'
Fifth Avenue Hotel until Thursday. Ar
HAYES and the Rev. pr. iIaygood, oi esof
o gia, will attend the meeting oil tue osa'e'