The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-19
NO HURRAHS FOR HARRISON.
The Little Nan Receives a Cold Reception
al Jersey City.
EX-SENATOR MARINER MILLER ILL,
a Committee TO Arrange she Union Pacific
Anasrs--A Report That Cleveland
Has Lcgatoe.
NV YoRK BUREAU. RIcHSoND TINES.
August 10. 1891.

August 10. 1891.
President Harrison on route TO bennington
VI. where he will take part in the dedication
of the soldiers monument tomorrow. ar
rived at the Pennsylvania depot in jersey
City at 1885 to-day. Not, hat was lifted
not A man stepped forward to shake hand
with the Chief Executive of the country Nc
familiar faces greeted the President. There was
not q Republican politician OF man of specis
prominence among those waiting for trains
and trainmen who stood around. There was
no cheering or demonstration OF any KIND,
and the few trainmen standing about returned
% their work rs If nothing cute the ordinary
sights had occurred.
RESERVED DECISION.
Judge O'Brien in the supreme court cham
bers to-day heard argument and reserved de-
sisions upon the motions 10 continue
the injunctons obtained by II. Myers
Brothers d Co., OF Savannah. against
the Merchants National Bank and the
Central National Bank restraining them.
Abraham Backer and Backers as
signees. Benjamin +. Einstein. from dispos-
ing OF certain Southern securities.
WARNER MILLER ILL.,
A private dispatch from London, England,
10 gentleman in this city, received TO-DAY,
gerously III with infiammatory rheumatism
TO REVOKE THE LICENSE.
AT the meeting Of the board Of aldermen
to-day tho opinion of Corporation Counsel
Clark WAS read to the effect that the park
commissioners had power TO issue to the
elevated railroad a evODable license to oc-
cupy portions of Battery Park for the
structure Of their road. Mr.. Clark says
that the park commissioners alone
laKa tlA IcgUsp
Alderman Flynn offered resolution
that it is the wish of the Board that the Ele-
waited railroad structure be removed from the
Battery Park and that the commissioners OF
the park be requested 10 take steps at the
earliest possible time TO revoke the license
under which the company now occupies the
park. The resolution was adopted, only two
or three votes being cast in the negative.
THE UNION PAcIPIc's FINANCES.
The following committee has boon appointed
to arrange tue Union Pacific affairs. Mr.. j.
Pierpont Morgan. Mr.. Edward King OF the
Union Trust Company John A. Stewart, Of
the United States Trust Company; +. l..
Ames and Alexander +. Orr, the three first
named gentlemen representing the creditors
right to increase its number by adding two
members. and the directors have passed a
resolution requesting the committee 10 put
one of the Government directors in one of
these additional places The holders OF more
than half of the floating debt of the mon
q plan for extending that debt by
issue of notes for three years. the board of
directors of the company to-day passed the
necessary resolutions TO put that into effect.
1t is proposed 10 issue sufficient three year
six per cent notes 10 retire the entire floating |
debt of the company.
CLEyELAND's LKGATEE.
The Mail has long special from Trenton |
which says: Senator John Roderickl McPher- |
son, of this State is Grover Clevelands leea-
tee for the pres dency. He is also the choice
of Arthur Z. German. This is conditional |
of course upon the failure of Cleveland or
German 10 get the Democratic nomination
themselves. This statement comes on the |
strongest possible authority. II comes from |
friends of ex-PTesident Cleveland and can be
relied upon.
NEW SCHOOL FOR cLERGYMEE.
The new theological seminary attached 10
st. Johns College, in Willoughby and Lewis
avenues in Brooklyn was dedicated yesterday
by Bishop Loughlin in the presence of the
Rev. DR.. Hartnett, the President. the mem
beers of the faculty, several clergymen of the
diocese and the students After services in
the college chapel the Bishop blessed the
college building
An interesting feature of the exercises was
the unveDing of life-size bust of Bishop
Loughlin which was presented to the semi
nary by the alumni of st. Johns. The bust
10 Of fine Carrara marble and stands on
pedestal OF BardighO marble. IL Is placed at
the head of the main corridor on the fret
ioor. The presentation speech was made by
The Rev. Father Mcguire. and The Bishop
briefly responded.
AT the close Of the ceremony a collation. was
served. Bishop Loughlin is deeply interested
II the seminary. and donated 10 its funds the
arge Offering he received on the occasion OF
he celebration OF his golden jubilee
TWO DOCTORS HAVE DIpHTHRRIA
DIR. Warren w. Talley Of the staT of Dr.
Eranklyn Edison. of the Health Department
attended the Thirteen Club dinner on Friday
hight aud on Saturday morning his tonsils
we're swollen TO twice their natural size Dr.
Sdson examined him and found that he had
hphtheria. he was removed yesterday TO the
Willard Parker Hospital.
DR.: Bernard Wolf, resident physician at the
hospital, says that the attack is II bad one but |
hat the doctor will get well Dr. Edison
links that DIR. Talley contracted the disease
While performing his duties as health officer.
'ut It Is possible. he says. that be got il from
)r. Steele, another health officer. who las
'een Ill for some time DR. Edison says that
N last Wednesday child with diphtheria
vas brought Jan ambulance to the bureau
i contagious disease IN Mulberry street Dr.
alley examined 1t and put his head inside Of
he ambulance door. lie was susceptible To
he disease having once had it, Or. Tallev
mself said he didn't know whether he con
racted the disease this way or got il at the
thirteen Club dinner
Dr. Talley Is twenty-six yeAIs old He isa
lrglnian. and has been connected with the
lealth Department more than wear. DR.
homas 4. Steele, the other health officer
rho IS III OF diphtheria is connected with
ialor Billiards. staff. He undoubtedly con-
racted the disease while about his duties
robably while visiting III babies in tenement
ouses. lie is at his homo at 40 Alexander
venue.
MR.. FAssErT TO GOVERNOR HILL.
Collector Fassett has notified Governor I
III that he has formally accepted the place
collector OF the port of New York This
creates vacancy in the sena
'rship of Mr.. fassetts district in Chemung
'unty. Under the statutes of New YORK. g,
late II IS not necessary 10 resign In such a |
Ise. The mere acceptance of a Federal nlace
Us IN way TO Gust the man who holds a =
ate Office. |
The collector appointed thirty laborers
'enty OF them TO work at the uuhlic stores
ut the others 70 work at the new stores iust
lected for the overflow goods The worl, et ia
- stores has been greatly retarded by tho Il
suinciency OF the force III the last two ~