The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-17
MR.. GOULD'S LATEST SCHEME
70 Unity the Richmond Terminal, Missouri
Pacific and Gould Roads.
4 VANDERBILT YACHT GUARANTEED.
Why the Postofice Department Refused to
Receive Italian Papers -Immigra-
uOns and Deaths.
NV YORK BUREAU,
RICHMOND DAILY TIMHs,
NV YORK Aprll rs. 1891.

A Chicago special says Mr.. Goulds non
o4lrlanco nj tho Railway Advisory Board
..e.c.e was due to the fact that he is pre-
,ar.r. a scheme 10 unity the interests Of the
I5,fu.ul Terminal. Missouri Pacific and
Onrt -oads generally. that in pursuance Of
tn.llan. Missouri Pacific is working for ton
-ae,. raearlless If rates in order to secure
nen.lotment Of big percentage in the pro-
t.l,,-l pool Of the Southwestern roads.
HALF MILLION DONATION.
The Rev James Mcmahon. pastor If St
Andrew church. IN City Hall Place, to-day
GOV. -a The Roman Catholic University ut
Washington, ID. c.. real estate a. the IaINe oil
..er oI OoO. Improperly IS al Long branch
nnlIr is CITY, The deeds Of the New York
land lave been recorded
WHY THY ARE EETUHNED.
A cable dispatch from Rome stated to-day
ff,t the postmaster of New York had refused
@. permit "a number 0f Italian newspapers 20
h. circulated and had returned them 10 the
italian publishers, with statement that
entry into the Unted States was forbidden
Postmaster NanCott to-day stated that the
prohibition applies - newspapers published
IN al foreign countries. They arc returned
because they contain lottery advertisements.
IMMIGRATION AND DEATHS
The Majestic to-day landed gG4 Storage
passengers. Most Of them We're German pm,
migrants. The "Glava from Naples. had
~ immigrants. mostly Italians. Two Sicll-
ANS. who had been imprisoned IN Italy for
stabbing and robbery. were detained
For twenty hours ending at noon to-
Jay the Bureau of Vital Statistics recorded
~ deaths TIM Is the largest number for
any one day this year. Twenty FIVE deaths
rosuited from grip symptoms. This makes
SIS deaths credited o. grip.
tytNDFRpTr.T YACHT CrAUANTTNTp.
W. X. Vanderbilrs steam yacht Alya from
tie Mediterranean. arrived 40 quarantine
with Hugh Halv.u suffering from smallpox
The yacht Is quarantued and Will ue de-
tanned at the station until thoroughly iuml-
eat-i Halpin has been sent To- North
hosrl nib. Yacht. They sailed on
te Aya in February last. for voyage up the
Mediterranean, with the Intention of cruising
I'D All European waters and visiting aIl pnnc-
pal European scap0rts. IUor TO the Alt1s
sailing 0n tins last voyage every member Of
lie crew. from captain to cabin boy, was
measured for from two to four suits OF clothes
apiece running up AS hlsh IN cost as 100 per
eult
PERMITTED TO LTAyE
The men were furnished with cloth, straw
and canvas caps ca.isAn, tan and canvas
shoes. slippers, ol-saus and black SILK seaIis.
Tle check for these outfits hy Mr. Wander
bit was sand o. exceed 5000. Dr. Andrews
found that the sick man bad boon Isolated
from the passengers and crew. ana being otl-
ished that there H.- u1 fear of c0ujag.on,
permitted Nr Vanderbilt and his friend, %
leave the YACHT which t-ey did az once, AID
came up t.r city.
n.o.Hs FINANCIAL CONDITION.
So far l- money is concerned Edwin Booth
has .u-. tl keep I'D IN comfort the rest II
h.s lra Ila was able o. give $4,000 To- tine
PLAYER l.u. and n current reports are true
he La. tHstod ia one - the largest insurance
col4. .,lr- sum of money which in We, 10
L.1 Hl annuity az $4,000 year for lte. fie
Cid tlis when some II his friends rather pro-
tested against his lavish gift 10 the club.
LIBERAL orYEErNe.
The largest plate collection ever taken mp
at one time IN any one OF the churchcs at
Ilainheid, y D.. was uat received at tho
Cresceut-aveuuc Pre-by terrain church. recently.
The pastor. tie hry. W. H. richards. aa-
uounced from tbe pulpit that because oi tAc
additions which had been made l' HOP"
chapel and other mission uuildug- the church
Lad incurred debt ~ about -l.OO0 HE
attendance was small. but the total amount
laid on the plate IN cash and checks was sIz,-
s05l5.
GEORGE GoUIp's SUMMER RESORT
Mr. George Gould is making many improve
monts O. his summer resort at Iurlough Lake.
Two cottages are being erected g. he used uy
the lodge or gate keepers and others OF Nlr.
Gould help a large barn To accommodate
ten l,I-es twelve head OF cattle, aud about
nifty tons ~ lay and grain. Is also 20 Doe
erected. The cottages VIII be supplied with
pure spring water from a mountain top.
IF yNnmuI,' FLEET.
The English stelm-yacht Coulueror has
been purchased hv All Frederick W. Wander
lit who wiN bring her over here carly iu
june The tlnluerHr was owned hN MI
Walter L. Bailey. of Hull. and WAS built 40
Glasgow 1850 She is FOB feet over ALL
twenty four-tcet beam. and draws thirteen
lot oi water. This purchase add, another %
tle Vanderbilt feet making the number
four the Ava, owned by Mr.. William H.;
the now torty-slN-fo1tcr owned 10y William
H.. tho thrty-fO0t sIu0p owned 10y Cornelius.
Jr.. and the Couqueror. owned by Frederick
W. William H. and Cornelius, Jr.. are the
s9ns Il William h. and have Just become
members OF the New York Yacht Club.
wAII-srEErr EcHoEs.
President Samuel Thomas. Of the New Al
bRny road referring O. the report about
changes in the management, says u have no
Intention Of rcsi-ulng the presidency Of the
road am now actively engaged IN reform
I'M the management and trying % bring
about better results IN It's operations. The
people in New York who made the advances
ON its securities did so with clear under
standing that the management should be
changed. and that the property should Dee
worked IN harmony with all it, connections,
nd all law sults and personal contentious
QY.n going on should bc done away wIth.'
Earnings East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia. first week IN April, 1891, sl22,5
$50. SlZ2, 81: decrease. s7Il.
personal AND GrNEEAL.
Judge Pryor has laid down the law that