The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-31
uIS SIXTY DAYS FAST ENDED.
Dennis Quisley Cured Ills Ills BY lOSlen-
ton From Food.
ElRKET FOR BONDS DULL IN KEN YORK.
Nov Episcopal cathedrsI--conector 1r-
bsrdrs NONCOMPLIANCE miilor's
Work-Trust Victory.
Nrw York Bureau. RIcgMoND IIsxs,
.Iulv so 1891.

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recent trip 10 California he raised about SoOO'-
900 for the canal. and California interests
promised him $500. 900 more in fcw months.
Senator Fair mas become interested in the
canal and il Is through him the firm OF LOUIS
schloss 4 Co. and others that money IS being
raised
President Miller says no has money enough
in sight 10 carry the work OF the canal along
for .wo years without making further
financial arrangements. When the condition
Of the worlds finances improves the financial
operations Of the canal will be conducted on a
a large scale Il is said that senator Mills
and Mr. Staven will proceed abroad 70 place
the stock Of the Nicaragua Maritime Canal
Company IN Germany and elsewhere.
THE TERMINAL STOCK.
4 wall-street report to-day was that the at
tack on Richmond Terminal comes from IA
side aud that the one whom tho street dehghts
20 hail ~ master could tell tnlng or TWO
OF interest in connection with II. IL Is not Al
together a stock iobbing operation IN tne
sense of seeking speedy profits. It's OBJECT IS
accumulation OF stock for other advantages
not less real. The chances are ten 10 one tilas
he will attain his purpose. =,
President lnman denied G rumor tnat MT
Goatld had resigned as director. He dld
not think either that the Gould interest IN
the property was being sold out Everything
was a little dull with Southern roads ana
there was no cause for apprehension.
Nobody wants bonds. Bitter complaints
come from BANKERS and brokers concerning
the extraordinary dizziness OF the BOND
market You can neither sell a bond nor
borrow money on it," said the head Oh a
prominent Broad-str house to-day
have had 5000 % III Governments tofsne ior
several DAYS, and cannot even get bid for
them"
TIE NEW COLLECTOR.
The quick accession OF Senator j. Sioat
fassett 10 the ofice Of the collector OF tho
port Of New York. made vacant by the resig-
nation of Joel b. Erhcrdt shows him to be an
unusually active politician.
Mr. Erhardt does not mpce words IN de-
claring the cause tO,te an unwarrantabie inter
ference with his duties by those having no OF,
fetal responsibility Republican officials ana
the district supporters 81 those reeen.N TO
moved loudly assert that Fassett WILL surely
remove the Democrats that remain IN the
cpstOm-house before the State convention Oc-
ours. and Republican district leaders IN
the custom-house saysthe Republican inspec-
tors who were removed uudar the Jem9cIstlc
administration would 90 restored, ana that
the rest of The places filed by Democrats
would be filled from the civil service list
which has been crowded With Republicans by
the Obliging examiners.
The change in the custom house is taken
70 mean that Harrison will have the new
York delegation in 1892
Mr. Fassetts appointment was the payment
by President Harrison TO Mr.. Platt for the
management Of his coming campaign.
IIvElY CAREER.
A young man WAS brought up in the Police
Court this morning who has had pretty
lively career. He was started ia business
three times by his family, married an
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races. He is George J. Thesis. aged
twenty, of 400 east Twelfth street. The pris-
oner belongs to wealthy family Of this city,
and ia now charged with stealing money be-
longing 10 a man for whom be acted a. clerk.
II also went in pool tickets
TuR NEw EPISCOPAL cAT EDRAL.
The trustees of the Cathedral Of st. John,
the Divine (tbe projected Protestant Episco-
pal cathedra) have decided 10 accept the
plaEs Of Helms and Lalarge, architects, of
Temple Court. The architects were to-day
officially notified.
The design is an excellent example of the
Romanesque, elaborated with Gothic Orns-
pentasion and treatment. II is subject TO
future modification, but probably will not be
changed except IN some minor details. The
building will stand Oh the eminence west Of
One Hundred and Tenth street and Eighth
avenue. II will. 1t IS believed, compare IA
varablY with any similar cathedral ID the
world
The Protestant Episcopal Church in Amer
lea will spend not less than S5,000,0 900, and
perhaps twice that amount. on the structure.
Work will be begun soon, bat II can hardly
be expected that the cathedral will ibe finished
during the next decade. As the architects
sre both young men. however, II IS hoped
they NAV live to see it completed fortune
is now assured the architects, who have been
friends and associates since they were school
boys.
PIE AFTER SIXTY DAYS PAST.
Dennis Quigley. an inmate of 81. Josephs
Hospital, at Paterson, on Saturday ended a
sixty DAYS fast which he imposed upon him.
self TO regain his health.
Some time ago Quigley met with severe
accident while at work in the ore mines in
Sterling, by which his spine was affected.
He consulted physicians. but they gave him
no relief. Finally be went 10 ST. Josephs
Hospital, where everything possible was done
for him. but his case seemed incurabie.
Finally his ailment took new form and his
stomach could retain nothing. His taste also
forsook him. The physicians were puzzled
and could offer no remedy. Finally GuigleY
became desperate. and decided 10 give his
digestive organs rest.
For exactly sixty days he starved himself,
taking nothing In the way OF nOurishment
except an occasional cup Of tea or q glass Of
water His body wasted away 10 mere
skeleton. Despite his weakened condition.
Ouigley declared that he was enjoying much
better health than when the fast began, and
was confident the experiment would prove
successful. On Saturday afternoon he an
nounced that he intended TO break bis fast
and a number Of delicacies were placed before
him. The first thing he ate was a piece of
pie After eating il he announced TO his
physician that his taste had returned and no
FELT perfectly well
VICTORY FOR THE TRUST
The Sugar Trust scored d victory in tho Su-
preme Court. Brooklyn. yesterday. when
James A. TaylOr's objection 10 the dissolution
of the Brooklyn Sugar Refining Company
was overruled by Justice Cullen. who APP
pointed the Franklin Trust Company re-
ceiver
The Justice however, condemned the sale
Of the property Of the refining company at so
inadequate price. He held that the receiver
may bring suit 10 set aside the sale of the
Sugar Trust. and that IF the receiver re-
fuses. Mr.. Taylor may do so.
The suit was the outcome Of an application
by the trustees and stockholders Of the Brook
lyn Sugar Refining Company for its dissolu-
ton. 1t was resisted by James A. Taylor
former stakeholder. and now owner Of 100
shares of Sugar Trust certificates held by the
former trustees Of the Brooklyn Refining
Company, which, under an agreement, heisto
retain until 1886.
COMING TO RICHMOND.
A new opera company has beer formed 10
this city. which. it IL hoped by its managers,
"a ~ s&Ia -. H.. Is