The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
TERMINUS OF THE TERMINAL.
Mr. IDnan Says The Company will Not Re-
move II From West Point.
CIV HILL MAKES A DEAL WITH PLAIT'
- pr. Rothwcli in Extrem's-"tr'nohy
No. I Talks Frceiy-1h" Gree" D'V''0'
metropolitan Matters
INV YORK BUREAU,
RICHMOND INNS.
Nr,r NORK. Nav 2. 1891.

NFW YORK, play 4. l''l. y
49, II ronan. IN am interview to-day,
+the Richmond Terminal Company
..-,,d any intention Of removing their
t.-m,nus from West Io.nt' va
,.,.a 1..s..f che Georgia Central TO the
redmond Terminal has been perfected ana
Ma. If Che East Tennessee is expected 70 oo-
cur soon. .,,.. -, N-o,, yorl,
l"e 7.,. 10, stand 6m and the trouble
- ,lrm and the bosses may 20 Much
'e'"'. ... cham was no FIRST thought go
more N4 ~ the man charged with
A. M ...--t-Dat lutchery IS Locked up III
.I-a and bias now reached the stage OF
s'..'...co..r he talks. apparently W''hou1
ih'e. os t1 his fate. His lawyers
..' -.uf 3.nt that they VIII be able TO HcquO
H Te-dav David Dudley Field was reported report %
...-r, comfortably, but his CONDITION IL
regarded as serious.
lHF GhRlN DIVORCE SUIT
7..,o s,,it for an absolute divorce by Laura
=, .-..- from Douglas Green, Commodore
i'.t.r.f', former partner, who went 70 Eu-
,,.b Mrs Alice Snon-McCrea. Judge
D,.r.so If .le supreme Court, has directed
CO, d. pav ms wlfes counsel T5oO. r-,
Unufy- Au0mey-Geue Whilan 80 ltatu
..rf. nr.I. IL
Am.rlcau oau and Trust Company nus Dvcn
-r'--rtef by judge OIren, of the supreme
1~ j Edward Simmons IS continued As
s...'..,or fi,i,lera bond of 100000. lie is auc
,t,-iv. 4 to proceed 10 wind up the analrS or
tIo rorporation. and to hold 53'OJO IN MS
hands u defray ordinary expenses
TEE HEALTH oFTICr DEAL
Runners ore in circulation t. the effect that
Govcrnor Hin and Thomas 9. d ail nave aye
mode a deal whereby the health once OF we
- ~ Neyy York. which is SAID 10 be worm
Stt6 060 Annually 90 the political party con-
1-oil,ro 10. is % be given e. Democrat.
Tho consideration 10 Mr. Platt for the loss
..ftLie ir,norfant Office is alleged 10 be pro-
go That the investigations by the special
ll,or,,ttees appointed 10y the Assembly will
r.ot be too searching especially that INTO the
management of quarantine when Mr.. Flatt
was "a cOmgssloner ,
,nf %. foreign mails il the Postotfce Depart
mcnt and William Potter, OF Philadelphia
saTol for Europe as representatives OF the
5,.fo1 States I'm the Congress OF the f0siaI
1-rion which is to be held in Vienna on May
Goth.
Dr. BorHwELI's CONDITION.
u 90 not thought thp, DR.;
Ce5~-o W. Boutwell,. the b-n-hearieG
minister. who is in the Brooklyn Hospital
with cork either 10 ms orohchlM 'uoy IN oI
In lune. can live through another day. Inc
medical men have abandoned al nope vi '"o
ministers recovery. , -.
Dr Bofhwel is delirous most Of the time
and raves about mis- church work. HIS iortl-
fnlo. under the intense pain which he mas en-
dured has been almost superhuman. IL j.
believed that the cork. which had Dee4
steamed and compressed, is eNOiigu ~
LODGED between two of the rings with winch
The interior of the bronchial tube Is lined.
Mn. c1EyrLASD's NEW QUARTERS.
yee4or3av May 1st. was a little more I'M
portant this year down town than the average
mn of frsfs IX-PTesdcnt Cleveland moved
with LIS law firm, Bangs Tracy, Stetson *
MacNeigh from William street t. hls new
nuarters on the seventh floor of the Mills
building.
lie landlords Of this city viii, within tho
lext five years transfer moving day from May
1st 10 October lst. 1t is almost impossible
rov-a-days 90 secure a fiat IN a tirst-class
apartment house on the first of May, rs q
LEAGUE into which the landlords entered
some years ago has been growing constantly
stronger until they practically control the
stvafi0u The objection to the first OF May
a. O. dav for the date of leases to begin lies in
me fact that when people 60 out OF town Tor
lie summer they prefer % let their flats 90 10y
( board rather than pay the back rent for
t.. summer months If they take up their
residence in q fiat on October lst they are
cure 10 live IN It for nine months at least. ana
T. that time the landlord not only has falr
ohauce 30 Judge the financial stability OF ms
ttrarts but be is also secured 10y the turnl-
ture and other belongings which people natu-
rally accumulate during an extended period
of housekeeping. About half the private
houses in New York are still rented from May
lf. but their number Is steadily growing
suauer IL is agreed on all sides that moving
dizzy VIII unquestOnably be transferred from
the present time TO October LIST.
LITTLE MARGARET HAAIERsuEY DEAD.
Narearat Rogers. the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs d. Hooker Hamersley, is dead. She was
lust twenty months old. She died of menln-
litis. 10 VIII be remembered that a good
zeal WIS published about this baby when 1t
vas born until 1T became known that the
,hild was a girl. The will of Louis @. Ham
osley whose widow married the Duke OF
Marlborough. left his entire estate, amount
ilg 70 more than three Millions III trust, the
income TO be paid to his wife for life, and the
Principal to 60 at her death to the male chill
Cren Of j. Hooker Hamersley, or, talllnglsuch
children. TO charities TO be selected by the
tstatOrs wife.
REV. DR. CONANT's FUNERAL.
The funeral Of the Rev Dr. Thomas Jeifer-
en COnant who died at the npe age Of 80
Years., win lie held from his late residence,
l1 Washington street, Brooklyn. tomorrow.
IT, C0nant was one of the leading biblical
scholars of his time He was the son of q
lading manufacturer Of Brandon, Vt, and
Vas descended from the Pilgrim Fathers.
Il q young Conant was graduated
rom Middleburg with Hebrew and German
dded % the regular course Of study. He
Vas au ordained clergyman of the Baptist de
domination but be never occupied pulpit
permanently He devoted himself TO study,
teaching and revising He revised the COM
non English version of the Bible for tho
4mencan Bible Union. This work occupied
te best years of his life, from 1887 TO 1875.
le was conceded TO be among the first Of He
lcw students of his time, and in English his
syle was pure and strong 4 Hebrew gram
na published by him has become a standard
tKtb1Ok IN this country and England His
ether publications. for which ne found time
during his reyisiouary work inclul The
Book 0f job" THE Gospel by Matthew"
Tho New Testament" "lhe Book of Gene
e." Tho Book of Psalms Proverbs" and
Prophecies of Isaiah, chapters i-xiii," and
Historical Book of the Old Testament"
POLISH CELEBRATION.
Mex Monday the Poles Of this city will Gel
ebrate the centennial of the establishment Of