The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
TIE BARGE OFFICE BLOCKED.
1 Flood Of Immigrants Pouring in Upon
The United States.
TOTAL EXPORTS OF GOLD TO EUROPE.
~ r. Grace Denies the Report That He is
furnishing Assistance 90 tho CHILEAN
ReI,cis-New York News.
NEW YORK BURTAU,
RICHMOND inns.
NV N0EK. Nav 9. 1901.

.,.o,vos candidates for citizenship from for
o,cn countries. was choked to-day 10y the
ND that were busy helping new corners
,n.o tho city OF TO travel into the country.
SIX steamships brought 5O93 persons. of
,~t,,o only 28 were saloon passengers. The
Rrtannic. of the Whnc-Star fine, landed
so steeraee and 100 saloon passengers. nearly
al of whom were Irish; the Bothnia, from
,he same port hadon board - cabin and l,1@
s.eo-aco passengers; the Australia and Entella,
f,.m Naples. came with LIP Italians, all
.iosrave. 90 per cent. of whom We're males:
two Hamburg vessels the Sorrento and
Columbia carried ia cabin and 996 Storage
,a.~erccrs the majority of whom were Rus
s,sn Hebrews. Hungauaus and Germans,
To.dav's immigration has been surpassed
Us crowds on only two days IN the history
o. the port
EXPORTS or GOLD.
To-dav's exports of gold amounted to
s4Oql. go. total for the week, SI29l. 900. The
Mint authorities say they have no apprehen-
SION off "a serious drain on the gold stock of
,he United States. The amount exported
This year 10 date has been @2j,44, 200. in 1919
thoy aggregated 500, $50 900, and from May
1.,.. 10 July, 1889, they amounted to SOL
The above total does not include this weeks
movement The shippers have lost Is of
r.r cent on all gold coin exported. Our gold
stock ON may was $3.50. 000. In sixteen
wears we have produced 752, 900 Of gold.
our mex, imports of gold from 1879 20 1880, IN
elusive. were S9S. 466 600, although We lost
sd. 900 net IN lo15-'6.
III DBNIEs THE REPORT.
A report was printed to-day TO the effect
that vs.. r. Grace a Co. were furnishing arms
and ammunition 20 the CHILEAN rebels.
Mr. W K. Grace SAYS. The story printed
today has the appearance of having been
made up IN New York. and evidently by IN
.erested parties who wish TO start
south American trade The newspaper was
imposed upon when 1t published It,.
4 telegram has reached tins city which
says that negotiations for peace, which
have been going on at santiago, have
failed for the present. Mr. Grace has no
doubt that both the Government and tho
rebels are supplied with arms from tins couI-
try but he SAYS that they have plenty OF
money and have no need of assistance from
American merchants.
The Rev. DR. Hought0n. rector of the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, has invited
Father Ignatius tne Ange lean Monk, 70 preach
~ bis church tomorrow morning.
10 BOYCOTT THE BOYCOTT.
The New York Lumber Trade Association
mas taken q stand against the boycott and viii
not furnish amy lumber of any sort 10 any
building 80 process of erection until the boy
colt is off, They have decided 10 employ
similar tactics 10 those adopted against the
walking delegates of the Brick manufacturers
Association and 20 practicaiy shut of the the
entire lumber supply and virtually tie mp
more than 1000 Workmen.
A letter is being circulated among the
alumni of the mon Theological Seminary
for the consideration of those who have had
the advantage 0t Dr. Bugg, instruction and
whose testimony n has behalf would therefore
be most valuable, which is intended to draw
out an expression of sympathy for Or. Briggs.
RESULTS OF KoCH's LYMPH.
The physicians who have for some time been
experimenting with Professor Koch's lymph
came together recently at the New York
Academy of Medicine o. submit the results of
their Investigations One of them, DR.. +. c.
Wendt. says that the results We're such as %
encourage him 10 continue the use OF the
lymph. Dr. LOOMS sums mp all the reports
thus:
In the lymph we have an agent which can
Do good and Very great harm. We may con-
Clude that IL requires care I'm its use as we'll as
more experience with 10. am fully Of the
opinion that it is gong 20 take a prominent
place in the treatment of tuberculosis, and
that It Is going 10 save more lives imperled
by that disease than any other agent. Still 10
may kill more than It saves If We use 1t reck-
.esslv'
The faculty and corporation of the Post
Graduate Medical School and Hospital will
I0ld their annual dinner at the Hotel Bruins
wick on next Monday eve ing. Among the
speakers will be Judge George G. Barrett. Z.
Hopknson Smith. the Rev. DR.. Macarthur,
Hugh r. Garden. president of the Southern
Society; Dr. George T. Shrady and others
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
The Baptist Church of the Epiphany. at
Madison avenue and SiNty-fOurth street viii
celebrate its centennial tomorrow. The
historical sermon on the occasion viii be de
Ayered boy the Rev. Dr. Armitage. Among
others who viii take part IN The services of
the day viii be Or. Wayland. of Philadelphia.
and Drs. Judson, Elder Van Dyke and j. b.
Colgate Of this city. The Rev. =. +. Smith,
the author of Ny Country lis of Thee has
written a hymn for the occasion
The church was organized in l79l al Olivec
street aud Chatham square and was known
o. the Diversified Baptist church At that
time u was the turthest church south of the
city limits. Its nearest neiehbOr was the
Brick Church, near the Tribune build
iug. est Marks in the Boweno" was
mile and hall away Tie
congregation remained down town till
1872. when it removed % Madison avenue and
Thirty first street. 1T renamed there twenty
years, and IN 1883 removed To- its present site.
4'ttta t va ttl4lf AA4 10 mas l4tifl DuriRio Oh
distinction. Among them Dr. Gone. DR.. II.
G.. Weston. now president o. Grocer 1heo-
logical Seminary; Dr Joseph f. Elder, and
lt present incumbent. Dr. WacLawien, re-
Gently called nom Minneapolis.
MAEIML CANAL COMPANY.
AZ the recent meeting Of the Maritime
Canal Company, held DID, this city. the follow
ne officers We're elected President. Hiram
hltclcocE Nlce-presidcut. Charles p. Dalv
secretary and Treasurer Thomas y. Atkins.
8nl Chairman ~ the executive committee
james Roosevelt The last named gentleman
succeeds the late Mr. Frederick Billings. The
new board OF directors is Hram Hitchcock
Charles i. DAILY ii. L. Hotchkiss. Daniel
humen. Joseph T.. Mcdonnell, A. b. Darling.
franklin Eairbank G. kd.ely Goodwin. J0-
seph Bryan. Joseph Roosevelt. Horatio Bush
nan, Henry 4. Rowland. Charles &.
Glover Thomas Is. Atkins and Alex.
andtr j Mason. Henry r. Rowland
and Charles G.. Glover are new additions.
Otherwise the board Us the same a. last wear
Ihe report Of President Hitchcock shows that
te Work Of the company has been rap
Hiy pushed since December !, 1880. The total /
length Of the breakwa,er at Greyt0wu now
exceeds 1000 feet The channel dredged
tcfos- tie bar is now $50 fee, wade. The
canals right Of way has been marked ont for
eleven miles south Of Greytown.
wALL-sTBEET EcHOIs
The Norfolk aud Western Railroad Com
pahye stockholders i'm the meeting at ROa-