The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26
GOULD SAID TO BIZ ALARMED
Al The OutburSt Of Indignation Oler His
Recent Wall-Street Capers.
ANOTHER PRESBYTERIAN HERETO.
Dr. Vincent In an Address Places H'nse" ="
the Briggs Category--Dr. Page beco"'e'
nm Episcopalisn-New York Ne"''



Itis hintcd that Mr. jaw Gould is alarmed
At tho outburst Of indignation over the state
ment that action on Missouri Pacific divl-
dend has been deferred and Will call meet
inc of the directors next week, when form"
action NAV be taken in this direction, or a
small dividend may be declared or the fun
per cent declared.
MORE ENGAGEMENTS or GOLD.
More engagements OF gold were reported
to-day The movement now has become 80
large as TO be an actual fact IN the hnancIai
world The amount received ut this port up
10 date is S1.750,0O0 There is now on TIE
way O. 795. 600, some of which Will be Que on
the first fast steamer. The total movement
since September 18th is go, 1000. II is e1-
pected this amount will be largely augment
ed by engagements TO be made next week
CAN'T ERECT THE STATUE
The members OF the Woman's Memorial
Association. who sought 20 erect statue OF
the late Mrs. Mary Ri. Schuyler on TIE
Worlds Fair grounds and whose project was was
etronely opposed by Mrs. Schuyers fhmy
because she was not public character: have
suffered defeat. Judge O'BTien. OF the gu
nrerne Court. decided to-day that the statue
could not be made or erected and that money
could not be collected tor that OBJECT
10 FAST FIFrY-FIvE DAYS.
John n. Kleusch, George Francis Trains
private secretary on his trip around tho
world arrived here from Puget Seund 20 De
gin his fifty five days'lfast, with four others
including Lady Foster, 70 beat Jacques me
Frenchman. who beat Succi. the Italian. hYe
days IL
The majority Of mechanics arriving at the
Barge Office now a-days are worsted weavefs'
tin.plafe makers. glass blowers and pearl but
oil If xuh
fected by the Mckinley bill
uPHERsoS FAyoRs CLEVELAND.
United States Senator Mcpherson has al
lowed himself to be interviewed, and said
that he favored Leon Albeit for United
States Senator He further declared that be
favored Cleveland for President. and believed
that Cleveland was the choice of the New
Jersey Democracy. But he also had the in
formation conveyed to Governor Albeit that
IL he persisted in booming him he would have
TO fight TO deliver him any goods. II he
blocked Senator McPhersons plans to give
Cleveland a solid New Jersey delegation he
would be paid back in blank senatorial votes
next year.
AGREES WITH DIR. BRIGGS.
Rev. DR.. Marvin r. Vincent's' address at
the opening of the Union Theological Semi
pary's scholastic year is to-day said by many
theological authorities 10 place him. def
nitely in the category with Rev. DR.. Briggs,
and il is thought very likely that another ceie-
brated trial for heresv may result.
LEAVES THE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Rev. William. w Page, ID. d., will
preach farewell sermon 10 the New
York Presbyterian Church on Sunday. IL will
be his farewell TO the Presbyterian denomina-
ton as well, a. it is understood Dr.. Page
says he was born an Episcopalian, and 1t IS
believed that he will take orders IN the
Protestant Episcopal Church. He has been a
Presbyterian minister and pastor of his pres
ent charge for twenty-five years. DR.. Page
laft Hampden-Sidney College in Virginia a
mere boy to enter the Confederate service,
and became a guerrilla captain under Cen
eial Mosby.