The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-27
WALL STREET DEMORALIZED,
Richmond Terminal Sells at the Lowest
Prices Ever Known.
DR. PAGE ESTERTAISS RUDYARD KlPLIEG.
The HarfloId Divorce Caso-Mr. German
Saws the Presidential Contest WIN
Result in n Democratic Sweep.
Nxy YoRx BUREAU, RronMoND TIMES, }
w." I.nn DC 1901

RyW YORK BUREAU ItithMVNU AiMtpf
June 2G, 1891.
Gold 70 the amount Of s4,25OO0O has been
ordered for shipment by to-morow's steam
sbins This makes for the week an export
movement Of g $50 900. 1t demoralized Wall
street prices to-day.
Richmond Terminal broke under heavy
sales to i2%, the lowest price at which TINS
stock has ever sold The drop was attended
bv various rumors, among which was one to
the effect that the September interest on the
collateral Us would not be paid. Directors oil
the road say that this statement is absurd ana
that the Terminal Company was never in bet
ter shape financially The real reason Tor the
weakness in the stock Is said 20 be tneN4ulua-
ton of a large line held by Mr.. IL. '. New
Vice-President Rutherford. Of the Danyille
Company and a director also OF the lernl-
nal COMPANY states that tho Rlchm nd Ter
minal Company has in its treasury cash ana
cash assets sufficient TO pay both interest ana
dividends for two years. and that the interest
on oil It's securities will undoubtedly be met
The preferred stock is practically uust pond
the majority Of the Richmond and DanVlhe
stock having been placed IN trust o. secure
the preferred stock when the Richmond Ter
minal Company acquired control OF inc Dun
vile system.
The HARFELD CASE.
The action Of Julia Harfeld for a divorce
from David Hart ID, formerly pawnuroAef
a. Richmond. y a.. VINO - undergoing Term
for biearny at Sing Sing. was concluded before
judge o. Brien il the Supreme Court speciH
term to-day DR.. Cyrus Edison and llr [. II.
Roberts a commission appointed bythc court
gave medical testimony IN favor OF the con,
tention of Sarah Marks. She and IaFie'd
claimed in the criminal trial that the cere-
rnonv was only a betr0thal. Decision was re-
served M ,
James A. Simmons. Of the wrecked Sixth
National Bank fame, was sentenced to-day III
the United States Circuit Court New Ork,
% six years at hard labor Ills lawyer moved
an arrest Of judgment pending appeal 10 the
United States Supreme Court ban was h1ed
OF $4,000
ENTERTAINED BY DR.. PAGE.
Last evening Dr. Thomas Nelson Page en-
tertained Rudyard Klplug, the nOVelst, al
the Southern Society Mr.. Kipling came
over here simply for the ocean voyage ana
will return TO England tomorrow.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
Henry A. luke well known New Jersey
Democrat has returned from q visit TO Wash
ington, where he saw Senator German. lie
quotes the Senator rs saying: Don { have
any fears about split IN New YORK. She
will be all right when the time for actlon ar
riyes" Luke says that German dld not pos
lively QcCidIo luhJ NlONt4tlHN .'''"'.
the Democratic nominee for President,
but he intimated it pretty strongly Gornah
also said that the next election would be q
Democratic sweep from Maine 10 California
and that the party nominee, whoever ne may
be will receive tho largest popular ana elec-
tOral vote ever accorded any American Presl-
dent He said he would manage the presden-
tial campaign IN person.
GOVERNOR HILLS INTENTIONS.
The perplexing problem that IS puzzhng
the politician of this city Just now ~. what
are Governor HIPS intentions, They know
that he IS q SenatOr-eect and at the same
time is Governor. What they would like 10
know is whether he intends TO run for the
governorship a third time OF assume the
senatOrship at the opening Of the incoming
Congress OF the interest taken IN hls nOye-
ments there can be trutbtully no denial 10
assert that the only concern IN re-
card 70 his intentions is felt among
professional political managers If easier than
TO substantiate. Only the amateurs deny that
be is possible factor. The Democratic rank
and file profess great confidence Ia ms run
ming qualities and ms staying powers. Ihey
assert that on PLAIN issue between the reg
ular parties Hill no matter what he runs Tor
is bound 10 carry the State of New ork. This
belief, whether well founded or not, ls
shared by many Republicans.
OCEAN RACING.
There is less said and written about So
called ocean racing this season than ever
before, and on variety OF accounts IL is
just well. When prudent travellers began
10 avoid the ocean racers the steamship
company agents with one accord denied that
any of their vessels ever had raced, and,
moreover, never would. There are those
who compare this assurance to the refresh
ing sensation of breeze on some md
summer night
During the midsummer several prominent
business men will take what they call their
.'annual round trip" by tins IS meant
merely the trip over and back, with two or
three days ashore in the same steamship.
The round voyage consumes but little time
and is of undoubted physical and mental
benefit.
CORNELIUS BLISS As A CANDIDATE.
While some suggest the name of Chauncey
NJ Depew as "a gubernatOri candidate, there
are others who say that Mr.. Depew would not
accept the nomination Another man prOmi-
nent in Republican circles Is mentioned Tor
the place He is Cornelius ~ Bliss who is
well known throughout the State Us the eff
cient chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee.
wALL-sTREET ECHOES.
II is said that the new traffic arrangement
between the Louisville and Nashville and the
Norfolk and Western has been completed,
and July LIST the Louisville and Nashville
will be sending freight on frst-class sched-
new arrangement VIII DO big thing for both
roads interested.
The statement Of theNorfolk and Western
for the month Of May shows Gross earnings.
a76i .594; expenses, 500, 1875; net, S254, 2O9
increase, S3l,274.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Preparations for the European trip of the
singers of the AriOn Society and their friends
in the summer Of 1892 are steadily going on
The Arions will probably charter the steamer
Wieland. and will remain abroad siX weeks or
more. In all probability about two hundred
people will participate in the novel excursion.
Miss Gilmore, daughter Of the king of brass
bands, has written novel, which IS soon 10
be published.
One good woman in New York who is not in
society, who is not rich not fashionable and
not willing TO have her name printed in the
newspapers or the charity reports c0utrou-
ted 400, 900 slices Of fresh bread and honey
during the school year Just ended to 1000 lit
tie Industrial scholars Every day for the
term of 200 days the lunch has been provided
averaging 1000 slices, not one Of which went
~ waste.