The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-19
New YORK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY TINES.
NEW YORK. Feb. Is. 1891.

PENNSYLVANIA road to terms very suddenly
Mr.. Inman said to-day on the subject. Il am
willing 10 say that did meet Mr.. Thompson.
4 the Pennsylvania. yesterday, and talked
over the matter of getting an improved sell
,ire over the two lines TO the South. He was
very nice about it. and showed himself friendly
tons. and is disposed to grant anything reason
able SO that think We We viii get all we
want.
THE ADDITIONAL FACILITIES.
We will soon have. in addition 20 through
,....tilrla troin leaving jersey City az $50 IN
tho morning and reaching Atlanta at IaO the
noxt morning. % through mail and sleeping
Gar train leaying Jersey City III the afternoon
o-d reaching Atlanta the next afternoon.
,ri,r.vll also boz a through freight service,
Inf NH, ia still To be adjusted by the tialhc
managers Of the two roads.
oovrrNoB hill INDIsrosrD.
Governor Hi hasa severe cold. lie Will be
unable ~ attend the funeral Of General Sher-
man tomorrow. I'm his absence Lieutenant
Governor Jones will represent the State
THE APPLICATION DENIED.
Judge Wallace in tine United States Circuit
Court. to-day denied the application for awrt
If habeas corpus for James \. Summons.
THE m'KINLEY TARIFF.
The constitutionality of the Mckinley tariff
was affirmed to-day M the United States { lr-
emit Court. before Judge Lacombe, ln % test
.ut for review brought 10y Boyd, sutton
Co.. because 90 "a decision OF the board OF
United States General Appraisers. n reference
nau importation of cotton lace, anu SILKS
made 10y the firm on October 49, 1899.
Al DAY or ACCIDENTS.
This was a day Of accidents, and five per
sl.a "a
fire and two drowned IN the bay by "A collision
between the German steamer liavel and the
Italian bark Mascotta Both vessels were on
their maiden voyage.
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY sUsrTNDs.
The American Loan and Trust Company
eu-ronded to-day Its reputation has hctn
-afhor shady for some time past. Its loan OF
s84 900 on the securities OF the Decatur
Cnrapeakc and New Orleans road was re-
.ar.lod n~ "a slow asset. The present belief is
thaf reorganization viii bc Elected 10y the re-
tiemeut Of President Baldwin. the SUCCESSION
oi Mr. Blair TO the presidency, and the Ic'tnc-
ton Of the capital from sl1OO'OW To eoOO'OOO'
SOUTHERN socIErI's orrIcERs.
Al the coming election in the New York
Southern Society which viii take place ON
March 9Th. II is expected that considerable"
rood-uatured rivalry viii Doe INDUCED n over
the selection Ot new board OF oihrtio. lh'
officers u o." tltli'fl are "a l'if'i't'+iN' '''''
vice-presidcuts q secretary. treasury, anu
six members. who, in conjunction with me
last-uamed officer. Will constitute the cAecu-
tive committee Under the laws OF the society
nonresident member, are debarrcdir from hold
ing Office
TIP CANDIDATES.
The tickets already in the field are com
posed Of the following named gentlemen: for
President the present incumbent. Hugh H..
.f..f.f
William L. Trenholm. John G. Calhoun. Ivan
Thomas. John n. lnman, Charles Dc'h1n'
James Swami and William G.. Cren~haW, Jr;
for Secretary. Howard saunders amt W: W.
Sharp In the race for the slNaddltonai oifccs'
who will act a~ the executive committee. are:
Frederick b Tlehman James Is. Guest. d..
/ II Claiborne. Jr W W Sharp, Hclt Lor-
I'm Colonel Arthur A. fsdra G.. Terry sin
clair. General ". W Kirkland, Robert l.
Harrison and c. Gordon Battle.
A feature of the dinner of ;he New l"ik
southern Society next Saturday evening VIII
be- the presence of ladies m the boxes. Mis-
Winnie Davis has promised 10 be present as
the guest of Mrs Marion j. Nude1y.
NEw DAILY N NEw YORK.
The first number of the New York Record
or "A widc-awake non partisan, cosmopolitan
daily newspaper. made lt- appearance on th'
street to-day The capital of the paper l'
supplied hv Duke. the cigarette manutcil-
rcr. and John II. Harm. the steamboat owner.
The staff of the organ has been drawn puhrI-
pally from the New YORK Times ana rom
other daily newspapers crc-al men ol
ability. The paper promises, from the APP
pearaucc of thi. il~t issue. % become sue
cessful move DID, journalistic circles here IN
New York.
DrrEw FOR GOvEBNTR.
Some week. ago the Republicans Of the
State began CD say that something practical
must be done 90 bring about harmony "ih9i-
the leaders a., well as the rank and ilc tor
several DAYS there has been gossip tothc cicct
that Chauucey Nj. Dcpcw WAS 10 be the lie
lubican candidate for Governor ami iIht
This was 10 be the great lever that was 20 uung
about universal harmony IN the state. In a
very indirect way Mr.. Depew has been sound
ed ON this question. bot so far he has Kept MS
counsel, prefeung, It is sad. 10 say noiAlhS
uur he believes the proper time has come ID
speak The movement looking forward 10
lis nomination as the Republican candidate
fOr Governor has become Of vary pronounced
proportions As gossip the story Is interest
ing and of course involves the theory mai
II Mr.. Dcpew reached the Governor cn.nr IL
would bee "a fine stcppiug-stone 10 the IleSi-
Dental nomination next year.
GENERAL sHEKMAN's DEATH.
The death of General sherman will cause
the reprinting Of 10000 circulars which were
about 10 be- sent OUT descriptive Of grand a--
lerorv of the civil war IN song. winch - l" h'
presented ut the Madison Square Garden ~ a
matinee and evening performance ON Nav -d.
The anegory IS 10 be presented under The aus
pieces of the Grant Monument imd
The cadets IN tie Wet Point scene ~ I"oi
Jonathan" al the Casino have PIT on bano-
Of grape on their arms "a tribute 10 General
Sherman. and they Will continue 10 Wear me
badge of mourning until after the funeral.
ii was Al the Casino. while guest ON q mill
t.fv NIGHT. that General sherman caught lhg
cold That brought ON Ia, fatal Sickness ano
oil. Casino cadets viii follow the custom al
tie West Pointers in honoune his memory.
SARAH BfENHANDr's CONQUEST
The French dramatic ideal las received a
rrde shock al the Garden Theatre. Il came
to-. from q most unexpected source Ih'
great Sarah Beiuhardt is responsible lot IL.
An admirug theatres going l,uhllc mas watched
with brea,hless interest the IbWlc spich"'i
o. her Theodore. the impas,ionatc ief"cii> OBJ
her Fedora. the delicious ing nuousnc~~ "'
hep Frou frou. the rOmanucl~u oi hcr pom
Sol. and the vivid humanity - her O"Inihr'
bat IL has found IN Bernhard: Is 'ic'na't' "h
unsatisfactory performance % Sud"n rhs'
ely. The great French actress j. not al hcl
best here. although wonderful IN parts.
BAPTIST MEMORIAL EDHIcK.
Two years AGO the late eA- Mayor Thomas T.
Peddie the millionaire trunk manufacture
Of Newark. \. J b.. started 90 build me'uora