The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-07

Enrings Ne. There was an ANXIOUS coHSui's-
ton OF physicians this morning. ana a, 'he
close a telegram WAS seut TO Ar' "hOei'
Jonss tbe veteran editors only son. summon
ing him at once from New York 10 tho Oe"-
aide o. bis father.
Failing in his effort to induce the woman
Memorial Association TO abandon their OBJECT
~ erect statue TO Mary Hamilton Schuyler
in her capacity Us typical philsnthropist at
xba Columbian Exhibition, Mr. fhilp ochuy-
lar has instituted an action 70 restrain the or
canizstion from taking any further steps IN
fine matter. Argument was heard before
Justice O'Brien in the Supreme Court cham-
lers to-day.
TEXAN COTTON.
The first bale Of Texas cotton for this
season was sold to-day at the Cotton t1-
change 10 was consigned 10 Hubbard. frce
n Go. by Wallis A. Landes. Of Galveston,
Tex. The sale Of the first bale OF cotton III
times past, marked day on ChaHse,
has now dropped into inslgnincance out Few
Of the men on the floor 20 down on the corner
a. Stiffness or bid at the auction. IL was strict
GOOD nildhng and brought 1013 cents per
hound The brokers all thought the cotton
Tad sold well, considering the low price rear;
lied the other day for the brst bale received
from Georgia.
UNION PACIFIC STOCK.
Union Pacific railroad stock fell on the
Stock Exchange to-day TO 35fs the lowest price
touched for years. 4 was said that tie COM
pany was in straits and had been forced 70 Dor
row 81 200 600 at per cent interest anu D per
cent commission From London came stories
that the Union Pacific was about TO 60 into
the hands OF receiver President Dillon de-
MED that the company was in trouble. Union
Pscifcs fall affected all railway stocks on the
market.
LYAvB TEXAS IDEAS AT HOME.
Since William Smith came 20 New YORK
from Texas IL has been bis misfortune TO DO
srraigned in the police courts more tnaI once
for conduct unbecOming gentleman. In the
Norkvills Court yesterday morning smith
said he was .hirty-fiye yearg of age and lived
ct the Hoffman House. He was tashlonably
dressed and leaned heavily upon an enormous
cane.
Murray Hin Hotel, complained that smith
came 10 him on Tuesday night intoxicated
and demanded q room When refused the
man from Texas made the corridors Te-echo
with his oaths and then threatened TO Knock
the clerks head of lie pulled from his mp
pocket a big H-calibre revolver and fiourshed
il around in a startling manner.
Weren't YOU before me IN Essex Market
Court not long ago" asked Justice Murray.
Smith admitted that ne WAS. At that time he
was charged with threatening TO shoot cab
driver
You mustn't bring your TeIss ideas 20
New York" saidlthe Justice. He then fined
the Texan $40 for carrying the pistol, and put
him under $500 bonds 10 keep the peace Tor
slx months.
LOOK OUT FOR THE NR-sIIIp
Dr. Warren c. Spencer stood on the stage
of the Academy OF Music yesterday and di-
fected the movements of q model elr-ship that
floated around the auditorium OF the level OF
the second balcony. The model was Of silk,
about twenty feet long and looked like d big
cigar small. square basket swung under
meath 1t held small electric battery and
motor that drove a pair of propeller blades
attached 10 the forward end Of the ship. At
the other end of the cigar-shaped body was a
light rudder, and underneath It another rnd-
der modelled and attached like the tai Of q
bird.
The model foated around the auditorium
when the r-blsdes were revolving. and
obeyed the rueder perfectly. Il purports 80
be model of the air-shp that remington
d Butler are building in ST Louis.
Mr. Pennington proposes TO bdild big one
out of aluminium and TO do some travelling
MI Pennington Will reach here in about
Blk weeks" said Dr. Spencer. He IS going
TO sail the ship from st. Louis He gave me
his word Of honor that he would be here IN
that time. and know he will"
SECRETARY TRACY AT BAR HAEBoB.
The United States steamer Despatch left
Northeast Harbor yesterday morning, having
on board Secretary Tracy and son, Commo.
6ore Folger. chief OF tho Bureau or Ordnance;
the Hon. seth Low. ex-MayOr OF Brooklyn
and president IF Columbia College Spencer
Trask. Of New York Mrs. Solely, Mrs. VII
merding and daughter, and Mrs. >. '. l..
Pruyn and daughter. Landing at Cranberry
Isles. they took on board Congressman Bon
telle chairman Of Committee on Naval Al
fairs, his daughters and Miss Stevens, of Ban
cor. The Despatch arrived at Bar Harbor at
0 o'clock. Secretary Tracy was ssluted with
nineteen guns from the flagship Philadel-
phia. and Admiral Gherardi and officers
went on board to pay their respects.
subsequently, Secretary Tracy, Commo-
dores Foger-and Congressman Bouiele
visited and inspected the flagship. On board
the Philadelphia they met Mrs. Blaine. Mrs.
Damrosch and Miss Lyon, accompanied by
Senator Hale. The party lunched on board
the Despatch. On leaving the flagship fred
the usual salute for the Secretary Of tho Navy
and seventeen guns each for senator Hale
and Mr.. Boutelle Secretary Tracy will prob
ably remain two weeks The Despatch is
commanded by Lieutenant Cowles.
sTRIKING PAYERS RkTpRN TO WORK.
The striking PAYERS, Tammormen. clippers,
and stone-handlers, who were ordered out
through District Assembly ~ on Broadway
and other thOroughfares, returned to work
yesterday morning The greatest inconveni-
ence they would have caused il the strike had
continued would have been along Twenty
third street. between Fifth and Seventh ave-
nues which is closed TO trucks
ii is generally conceded that in winning the
strike District Assembly AZ has only won halt
s victory as the fight was directed much
against Boss Steyedore Fitzpatrick against
the two Maine firms who supplied the granite.
Steyedore Fitzpatrick has "a contract with
these firms, and though tie agreement with
the representatives, OF tue Maine trims stipu-
lated that he IS TO employ only Knights OF
Labor. II was not clearly shown how no could
be compelled 70 employ them in case he
did not wish TO do so himself
RAILROAD MOTIFS.
A. h. Morton vice. president OF the Cincin.
natl and Cape Fear railroad has recorded IN
Berkeley county, s, c.. 3 mortgage for 5000. -
600 on the property Of that road. The project
~ said 20 be to run road from Norfolk TO
Charleston east of the Atlantic Coast Line,
entering Charleston on a bridge across the
Cooper river. crossing Ashley riYei and going
down u Savannah. The company now con-
trolls line from Norfolk 10 Southport n @.
and is building a line from Southport to Con-
way, s. q. From there the road viii be ex-
tended via Georgetown 10 Charleston The
company has purchased the franchise of the
Mt Pleasant and Little Run railroad, with
all the necessary land grants.
mutual benefit and building aud loan asso-
citation on u large scale was organized on
Tuesday night by the engineers aud hrcmen
OF many OF the leading roads about New York