The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
VIEWS VOTES or INTEREST.

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bridge will be built over the Missouri rive
and a union depot erected in Omaha
The nublic announcement has just beef
made in New York Of the marriage IN Rom
OF Miss Annie Cary Morris. daughter OF IN
late Gouyerneur Morris. OF Morrisanis, TO Mr
Alfred Percival Msudslav. of London. Ing.
A. A. Zimmerman. the bicyclist of the New
York Athletic Club. finished third in tn
bicycle race on the grounds OF the Londor
County Cycling and Athletic Ciuo. ut herne
Hill. Dulwich, Friday. zimmerman was al
the scratch mark and beat the other scratch
men.
The Munich Allgemeine Zeitung. Bis
marck's organ in South Germany. announces
that Emperor William will visit Chicago
during the Worlds Fair. He will be accom-
panied by squadron and will make the triI
in great pomp. the Aligemeine says.
The steamship Clintonia. from Havana. !;
held at the New Orleans quarantine station q
be fumgated. she arrived there with tws
| cases Of yellow fever on board. The patients
are improving and are under treatment at'the
| Lazarstto in Pass Aloutree. No danger ID APP
| pretended.
negro, Ike Stuart. FRIDAY morning entered
the sleeping apartments Of Mrs. Ben. Mat
| thews. OF Lew.sVille. Ark. O white woman.
and attempted to assault her. The husband
was sleeping in an adjoining room. Aroused
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revolver and shot the intruder dead.
A number of scene painters in New York
| have formed an organization which will be
| chartered as the American Society of Scenic
Painters. The object of the society is 70 pro-
mote the artistic and practical efficiency OF
the profession and consolidate the dignity of
/ the profession hitherto maintained by the In
/ dividual artist.
Stocks, bonds, securities and notes amount
ing TO nearly $4,000. 900 face value, were sold
yesterday for about 81 900 at an Rssgnee's
sale at the New York city court house. The
property belonged originally 10 tho estate Of
j. II. Lippincott, and was sold for the benefit
OF his creditors.
A judgment was fled Friday by order Of
Judge Fuller by the North American Loan
and Trust Company Of Huron. ). OAK,
against the Colonial and United States Mort
gage Company of Hull. England for S45.OOQ
tor fees aud commissions due the frst-named
| organization during the past ten years.
Workmen employed by John Jacob Astor
at Newport forcbly moved q fence ana
changed walks which the employees OF w. h.
Vanderbilt had put in position but few days
before. This act. which occurred on Friday.
is the elimination of misunderstanding
which has existed for some time between
these millionaire cottage owners Of Bellevue
avenue.
during the week, against 1877 IN the preceding
week. and 23O. IA. 234 and III in the CORE
spending weeks of 1891. 1890. 1889 and 1883.
The Middle States had 4s. New England n,
Southern % Western 80. Northwestern 7.
Pacific Il and the Territories 3. Canada
had .. against SO for the previous week.
Eighty-six per cent of the concerns which
failed employed a capital of $1,000 or less.
Cyrus w. Field. who month ago left New
70 ia of AID
ley. n. Y. near Dobbs Ferry. is very i'll, and
the members of bis family are very much
alarmed. Mr.. Field has been confined TO his
bed for week. and he Is reported d be In
very feeble condition. He has appeared IN
the village of Ardsley only once since his ar
rival and then was In his carriage. He IS at
tended daily by his son-in-law. DR.. Lindley.
The Supreme Court of Michigan Friday
unanimously sustained the Miner Electoral
law, Justice Montgomery writing the opinion.
All points raised by the petitioners are fully
discussed and decided in the affirmative for
the law. The court declares that the right OF
the Legislature t. determine the mode OF
choosing the electors has been firmly estab-
lished ia practice since the adoption of the
Constitution and does not seem 70 admit Of
controversy.
The State Board Of Assessors, New Jersey,
has filed with the State Comptroller the first
schedule of the taxes assessed on the mscei-
laneous corporations for the year 1892. IL
contains All companies and the tax amounts
TO s430, So. This represents a capital
stock Of S4g9 945 S02. On such corporations
as are taxed on capital stock the tax Is $780,
890.12 There are about one thousand more
companies to bo assessed. and this will bring
the total tax up 90 about S67S 600. which is
the largest yet secured 10y the State.
Both Harvard and Yale have just declined
a challenge to row against the Cornell crew
on the Thames and If they receive a PROPOSE
ton to race from the oxford crew of Eng
land the probability is that the reply will be
IA declinstion 20 accept any offer the English
oarsmen make. 1t is certain that neither
Yale nor Harvard will 90 TO England to meet
an Oxford eight. Captain kelton said Friday
that no official communication had been re-
ceived regarding race with oxford, and
that all the information no had of any propo-
stion for contest came from the newspa-
pers.
James Holland, negro real estate agent of
Kinghsher Oklahoma, nearly lost his life at
the hands of q negro mob Friday. Holland is
a member Of the firm of Holland Jones.
both negroes who advertised Just before the
recent opening # the Indian lands in the Vi
cinity that they were prepared to give every
negro applicant claim in exchange for $40.
Hundreds answered the advertisement, came
to the new country. paid their money but |
got no claims. Friday the negroes took Hol- |
land from his Office and were about 70 hang |
him 10 a telegraph pole when the police res |
cued him and placed him in jail.
Two women have been elected TO fellow !
ships at Yale University. They are the first
TO receive this distinction. Miss Mary /
Graham. graduate Of Wesleyan. 's9. who stood |
second ia her class and received first honors iu |
political science, will have a graduate fellow
shin. She has been teaching 10 Mt. HOyoke. |
The other. Miss Mary Augusta Scott. is a |
graduate of Vsssar College. She was a stu |
dent in honors also at the University of |
Cambridge, England. She will take the de- |
gree of doctor OF philosophy. These ladies |
will begin their studies at Yale next fall
James A. Ross. vice-president Of the Afro |
American National Democratic Clubs of |
Iowa and editor Of the AfrO-American OF Des |
Noipes. has been in New York working up /
enthusiasm among his people for the Demo /
cratic psrty. He says that the colored voters, |
and especially the younger element, are be- |
ginning 20 find that they cannot get recogni- /
ton at the hands of the Republican party |
and are going over 10 the Democrats in large |
numbers. Ross is going 20 the Chicago Con-
vention with twenty other prominent cOlored |
Democrats 20 work for Boes.
The Kansas City. Wyandotte and North
western railroad was formally turned over 10
the Gould interest Friday morning. The old |
officers and boar II directors resigned, and |
their successors were elected. The lGould in
terest was represented by B. Z. Waggener. Of
Atchison, and George c. Smith. Of 81. Louis.
assistant general manager Of the Missouri /
Pacific. 1t is PROBABLE that @. ~ kathburn.