The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
RICHMOND DAILY TrNEs.
NV AORK. Mn. u. 1901.

NEW YORK BUrrAU.
richmond DAILY 'llNEs,
INV YORK. Mar. II. lsJl.)
This first ocean race of the season was won
bv the City Of New York 10y the remarkably
good passage from shore 20 shore Of six days.
two hours and ten minutes. She sailed about
six hours in advance Of the Etruria. and beat
her t,n the way over On March 18th, 18th
and 18th she ran 15Oi miles, making JOl, 800
and SOB miles respectively. In all she steamed
2.ss6 miles, an average Of about $50 miles
dav. This is the second best passage made
this wear. The Tcutonic made her last run 20
the West in six days. one hour and ffty-seyen
minutes. She brought 962 passengers.
sMuGGLFp DRESSES.
Struggled dresses. worth $4,000. were to-
day selcd at the barge Office. They We're
brought here 10y Miss j. Shea and Miss Dur
uey. who are said to be dress makers living III
- Thirtv-sixth street. and who were pas
seugcrs on the steamship Britannia.
The DRY-GooDs TRADE.
The drv-goods trade Of the week just closing
lq. been In keeping with that OF the past
thrcc weeks. Since the latter part OF fehu-
o., little has been done I'M the trade. The
south j, not buying. The poor quality oi the
cotton. and bis low price, together with floods
I'm some districts. are given as reasons for The
cor.rrvafi-m of Southern buyers. Everybody
{ lopcfiil but decided improvement Is not
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The Evening sun. "a good financial authority.
1ruts tonight am article ON the lNchnghd
Terminal collateral trust bonds. II says. For
some time past the collateral trust js OF the
Richmond Terminal Railroad and Warehouse
Company have been Enthusiastically weak. tine
of the reasons assigned for this was the
4. &C. LIZ T.lr / all "a o.
company and presumably large holder oi
It's bonds Then vague rumor got INTO cr-
culatiou that the weakness was due 10 Qnlle
another causc. which wis that IN case OF de-
fault in interest the bonds could not be fore
closed Ii was stated IN the street
that under the wording of tho indcnture, the
company might default without foreclosure
iu the interest mp 10 the expiration OF the
hond, The clause IN the lndenture giving
tins right was pointed ont as the final clause
iu article 2'
I, ,hou gives several conflicting opinions Of
rr0~.u,nt Wall street authorities on the
meaning Of disputed night OF foreclosure
oNcr QUEEN OF FLEEr
The once queen of the Atlantic fleet,
Tho Cmarler Euuua. left Queenstown last
SUNDAY Her rival, the CITY OF New lorN. OF
The lrman Inc. left az the same time. ms is
tIetr-r limo tle latest of the single screw
shin, ha. bad am opportunity 20 test her speed
cifn fle holder Of the latest record of the
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wv. w it. +,,otber cous.d
TIC ''3 .4 wv i..H - ,e a. ,.LicL
r'i'r o.. a--'rc trst There vas how
eve. h'f.. doubt of this when the respective
speed 0t both .s-ol5 was taken INTO CONSIDER
a.i.I -. +..,. ',.,,inrt4s The civ of
49,. l. D., ,,,,,,,. fhon foilr hours
~ ~ . .l.l .l.t .I. t'uua,,ia- has about
reached the limit q her speeding capacity,
while the twin screws Of the City OF New
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'-"" STAG i''
THE IAtNELA hhLA'AIl'N.
Among the passengers on the Euura IS the
Parneh delegauon-Ok belly. OOonnol' Rcd-
mOud ana HARRISON. lNtH are coming ''l'
-o speak on behalf Of fafneh cause ana 10
collect money 90 help MN continue ms hs hl
e. regain the leadership oI the IIisA lailA-
meutarv party. \ IecepNoh committee W
larnells supporter, here Will meet ihe ueIe-
CATION down the bay and extend them Wei
come.
Air. James -. Oheuy. Of me coming de'e-
gates. i7 Well known here. ne Us Ah "d Nc~
loIA uiHa"9' ant WH9 H,Auo i"liiS Wn,,. W
Uerald A. toll the world about the revolution
az Coenodc. He was born i'm Dublin
in ls4O and began his adyeutur-
ous career IN 1868 by Joining the
Foreiqu Iee,ion In France. In this corps be
served i'm Aral0a and aftcrWQrd I'D Mexico.
whore he was CAPTURED in! 1866 but escaped
e,ross The border 10 TeVas whence be made
his va,, IN New York. Herethe Fcnian move
,Dcr4 ,,a- then nj IFS hcirht and le became
one Of its active spirits. When il failed he
vent ~ France ae0n and served during The
war with Prussia. When Paris surrendered
he came hack to New York and became a
neyspapor man He wa, arrested i'm Cuba for
ms letter, ON the revolution there and sent
10 Spaiu where le remained IN pri-oN for
some time. until released bv the inter
ycufiou of tle Tuit,l States Minister. Gen
erl ID i. Sicklc.. Iii. next expedition
wa. to Brazil Heratuued with Dom Pedro.
and accompanied the Emperor all through
ms tour Of the United states. Micr inns De
N'o.e up 'ie o'..lS PHI oioA WAL gnu 1ieii
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