The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-03

m,ssloners selected by the Legislature or
south Carolina TO investigate the VOTE
ings of Industrial colleges Tor women
and TO report on the advisaphhty y
establishing such "A school In that STATE
and a was In accordance with the sus-
gestions made, in that report that the
| South Carolina Normal College was es-
tablished.
New York Sun: Our able and fain-
fil mpor the Cleveland ram
Dealer, touches frankly one Oh inc S'''
| spots Of the present situation;
How shall we meet dehciencles. -
the aron,zed cry OF the financial doctors
| Of the East. We viii answer IL il they
,rfii tell ,is why we should have dehcleh-
cies In this country"
The answer is easy, though zone Oh .ne
moro eminent financial doctors has come
forward to declare II. Levy an import
duty of 81 per cent. al valorem upon
tea. coffee, and sugar. and there wiz
no no deficiency in the revenue; ana SO
far az those articles are concerned tne
nromise of the Democratic platform VIII
he fulfilled. and the Constitution VIII
he observed and honored.
The New York Republicans are 'alhihs
oIouf nominating tA-NtiHNDA
pat, for Governor of the state, TINS year
A. far back as 1888. the late Senator Conk-
ling. who served with Platt in the upper
bench congress. intimated that his theh
colleague. would not object to accepting
p nomination for the Office with WHICH h's
name Is now associated.
"A feeler' is thrown out by the ram
many sun this morning. 1t broadly lhu-
mates that the machine may nominate
Governor Flower next year, ana drop
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sheehan. III the
Irish wing of the machine will tolerate
fhis rough treatment of it's favorite,
Flowers friends will carry out the pro-
gramme. but II too much of a hullaDaloo
follows. Flower will probably take himseif
out of the way, or else initiate the eX-
ample OF Cleveland when he declined 10.
run on the same city ticket in BuHalO
with John G. S~heehan. the present Ponce
Commissioner OF this city and a prother Vi
the Lieutentant-GOvernor ard thus IoIceu
Sheehan of.-New York Mail and Express.
Alabama needs as her next Governor
n man with the frmness OF Andrew
Jackson, the wisdom Of Daniel webster
tho logic of John G. Calhoun, and the
Conservatism of Henry Clay. when she
can produce such a nominee, he Is our
man,-Tuskegee News. And for TINS
au'ntessence of all the qualities OF a
statesman. the State offers the gorgeous
salary Of $1,000 a year!-Alobile Register.
The amount OF railway bonds listed on
the Stock Exchange last year was the
smallest reported since 1856. On another
page we print an alphabetical record Of all
the stocks and bonds added TO ana
stricken from the lists during the twelve
month.
Railway construction in the year prob
ably does not exceed twenty-five hundred
miles. which is the smallest for sixteen
years. and most OF even this meagre total
consist Of little extensions Of existing
systems. and consequently does not rep
resent new enterprises. The facts pre-
sented in detail this mornig are worthy
of the careful scrutiny Of all who are
Interested in securities.-New York Herald.
Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew declares in the
New York Press that "a will be a better
year for all concerned than 90 ever
dr eamed Of being. May C%hauncey, the
prophet. prove 20 be as great n man as
Chauncey the Observation-Disclosures
Record.