The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
Some Of the Coin Shipped to That Country
Under This Agreement.
MANY TOURISTS LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
James Parker rendered the Presidency OF
the United States National Bank
Prince Georges visit.
New YORK BUREAU. RroHMoSD TIMrs' !


here in the fall.
This fac, will mitigate to some extent the
distrust attending the gold exports
THOUSANDS or ron EUROPE.
Ficbt transatlantic steamers left this
morning for European ports. taking with them
Q 900 saloon passengers. the Cunarder Umbra
leading the list with 500 in the cabin.
Rudvard Kiplins. the famous young novel
"a. was A passenger on the North German
Ioyd steamer Aler William ). Florence
The comedian. left by the Umbria for his
usual summer rest "
Henry HARRISON. the young Irish NJ. j: Tor
Tpperary. was also on the Umbra. Mr. Har-
Yison was one of tho ENJOYS TO America sent
10 raise funds for the faction led 10y Mr.. FAR
nell lie expected TO remain IN the states
much longer. but returns 20 participate IN the
election in the county OF Carlow.
WILLIAM REDMOND RETURNS.
William II. K. Redmond, VI. T., another Of
tho Parnelito missionaries who has been on a
circuit Of the large cities, has returned 10
Now York Their mission has met with no
success so far. and there are small hopes Tor
the future. 20 =,
The Parnell marriage has intensified the
opposition 20 the cX-leader here, ana mates
those opposed to him all the more pro
nounced IN their determination never again 10
recognize his leadership
JAMES PARKER TKSDERED THE PRESIDENCY.
The directors of United States National
Bank have offered the presidency, vacant
through the resignation Of Logan {. Murray;
20 James X. Parker, the vice-presldent Oh
Park National Bank. The bank directory
meets on next Tuesday. when Mr.. Parker VIII
be formally elected TO his new trust. lie Is
an ex-COnfederate weep president oil tho
Southern Society, shTewd and able hnancior
and was at one time president OF the COTTON
Exchange. He became vice president OF the
Park National Bank three years ago.
PRINCE GEORGES VISIT.
Consul Batossi. representing Greece at this
port, was seen to-day relative 20 the reception
70 be rendered Prince George. of Greece, by
the Grecan residents OF the city. lie said
there would be no organized reception gwen
for the reason that Prince George was travel
inc AS a Lieutenant in the Russian navy ID the
suite of the CZarowltZ. The RUSSIAN Minis
ter would receive the Prince on his arrival
and the Grecian residents would pay their re-
spects and perhaps tender dinner TO tho
Prince. but nothing more. Prince George
left San Francisco on Wednesday last and IS
expected in the city Monday evening.
THE LUMBER BOYCOTT.
There seems to be but little prospect of the
New York Lumber Dealers Association agree
ing upon any plan tor the relief OF members
of the association who may be subjected 70 "a
boycott by a labor organization.
Twenty-one Rochester clothing manu-
tacturers have been indicted for conspiracy
IN locking out their men.
The work Of examining into the condition
Of the New York life Insurance Company
was resumed by the State insurance de-
partment to-day, reports against the manage
1nent OF which have been circulating for
more than week. All information WAS re-
fused by the State officials.
TIE sourHHEN socIETY's SCHEME.
There has been no practical development Of
tho Southern Society's scheme for a mann
moth hotel clubhouse with unequalled ac-
cOmmOdation for nonresident members, but
n fermentation Is going on which IS expected
10 raise nothing less than the talked-Of club
house For a couple Of months past the pro-
ject has been excessively talked up and talked
down in the societys house on Twenty
street. Several OF the wealthy members Of
the club are beginning to evince an interest
IN the scheme. and there is good reason % be-
leVe that this interest will take tangible shape
before the snow flies again. The society has
even thus far profted by the proposition as
the suggested change has been the means of
bringing in great many nonresident mem
bers more than 1875 having been elected
within the past two months There are now
about $50 nonresident members and as
most of them visit New York more or less
frequently, the society IS bound 10 provide
increased accommodations IN one way OF
another before long.
ELOPTD WITH A NEGRO.
The residents OF Good Ground. a pretty
village on Long Island, eishty-four miles
from New York. are deeply interested in a re-
markable elOpement and marriage
The parties are Garnet Douglass Baltimore
a well-educated negro. and Miss Mary f.
Lane. young white woman who has hitherto
been regarded as one Of the bellies of Good
Ground and neighboring villages. Baltimore
is six feet in height with gigantic figure. a
brown skin, regular negro features and teeth
like ivory lie is thirty years old and has re-
peived an excellent education, is a graduate Of
West Point and a cultivated man. BY pro-
session he is q civil engineer. For several
yoars he has been in the employ of this State
Miss Lanes father is dead The young
woman is twenty-nlne years Of age has
auburn hair, hazel eyes and is considered
very pretty. She has taught school at Cayil-
ton, Riverhead. l.. !.
AN AUTOMATIC PIANO"
A few invited guests were treated TO trial
at tho Hotel Brunswick Of the automatic
piano" the other day. The result of the test
was quite a success, and showed the mar
yelous possibilities Of the instrument. The
hutomaton was attached TO a piano set in
motion and without the aid, seemingly, of
any power played various selections. The
instrument can be attached 10 any piano. and
worked with a crank or electricity at Will.
An agent of one the largest New \ ork life
insurance companies wrote policy few DAYS
ago on the life OF friend. The amount was
900. The first annual premium was
about $4,000. When il was paid the agent re-
turned AZ 900 of it. That's my commission"
the agent said and ] want you to have the
profit"
BANK PRESIDENT RESIGNS
Logan G. Murray, the president of the
United States Bank at No. 81 Wall street.
has placed his resignation in the hands of the
banks directors 20 take effect July lst Mr.
Murray came here from Louisville. KY,
some time ago. since which time he has been
prominently identified with some Southern
enterprises. When asked concerning his
future plans Mr. Murray said: When my
successor is installed propose 10 take long
trip to the Pacific coast in company with my
wife. She IS far from well. and | have been
In business steadily for twenty-five years
What will do when | returnY Oh. the idea
of work is so far from my thoughts that |
prefer not TO speak about it. I'm going to
step out of harness for u long time and try TO
do nothing for awhile"
wALL-sTREET ECHOES.
In the steel rail market there is nothing
particularly new. No transactions OF i'm
portance have been reported. and quoted
prices are unchanged, but an intimation from
reliable source shows that unless business
pick mp speedily concessions are likely 10 be
accepted by some of the Eastern mills The
trouble with the market is that new Western