The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-06
PATTI.NlC0LlNl.
HER ARRIVAL YESTERDAY BY THE
TEUTONIC.
Six European Steamers in Port in One
Day" Handsome Harry" suffers the
Extreme Penalty-Railroad News
Briefs, Personals, and All Sorts.

Briefs, Personals, and All Sorts.
BUREAU OF THE TINES, NEW YORK, De
cember 5.-slx steamships came into port
today with crowd Of l.l92 steerage pas.
sengers and 4s7 cabin. The big steamboat
lTeutonic carried 3i6 Of the saloon passen.
gers and 345 of the steerage. The journey
,was made in six days twenty-five hours
and thirty minutes, the slowest the new
vessel has made. Among the first to dis
embark were lady in black furs and gown
and pretty black bonnet. and gentleman
in travelling costume. each Of whom ear
ried a Mexican poodle dog under an arm.
| The lady was
| MADAME ADELINA PATTI.
| And the gentleman was her husband.
>ignor Nicolini. Madame's poodle wore a
black blanket of fine texture, and the tenor's
dog was done up in pink. The yoyagers
/ appeared in fine spirits and good health.
They go to Chicago tomorrow. The
1 present Patti tour is not extended
as series Of farewell appearances. mot
| by any MEANS" said Manager Abbey, "the
people Of America wanted Patti. They
were willing 10 pay the price, and we se-
cured her." Patti expressed herself de-
lighted with her return to America.
PERSONALS.
Charles A. Dana. editor OF the Few York
iSua. returned 10 town this morning with
Mrs. Dana from Giibratar, whence he sailed
November ~.
Governor Hin denied the application ior
Executive cIcmency In the case Of John
Greenwald, who was convicted of the MUIR
| der Of Lyman s. Weeks In Brooklyn, and
who dies tomorrow.
james Hope, the Manhattan bank burglar.
and one OF the most dangerous criminals Of
hts class in this country, was released from
custody in kdbcus corpus proceedings this
morning by Judge Wheeler, Of the United
States Circuit Court, and granted two days
In which to leave the State.
The sugar swinders, Mrs. Friend, Mrs.
Howard and the Halsteads acknowledged
their completely in the electric sugar
frauds, and were remanded for sentence on
the indictment Of grand larceny, to which
they pleaded guilty.
II leaked out to-day that Sir Roderic
Cameron is contemplating the building of
an eighty or eightv-dve foot racing yacht 10
challenge for the American cup.
The announcement that the Rev. DIR.
Rainsford had been served with n summons
10 answer charge Of shooting quail at
Southampton, l.. l., out OF season, has
caused considerable comment among
the members Of It. Georges Parish, a.
well as among the club men and
amateur sportsmen Of tho city who
are we'll acquainted with the Rector's abili-
~ as shot. DR. Raiusford was out Of town
to-day, and nothing could be learned of the
answer that he will make before the magis-
trate.
sarah McGuck, an Irish woman 81 years
old arrived at Castle Garden, and told
Superintendent Jackson that she had come
here to assume possession Of fortune OF
$50, 900 which had been left her by son
who died in this city two years ago.
"HANpsOME HARRY HANGED.
This morning Handsome Harry Carl
ton, the murderer OF Officer James brennan,
was killed by law and a hangman on the
north side Of The Iombs yard,
The man, according TO his own account,
was not quite twenty-eght years old. He
has been a criminal practically all his life.
On March "A. 1871 he was sentenced to
the House OF Refuge for till-tapping, but be-
ing over sixteen had 10 20 to the peni,en-
tiary. On August ~, 1878, he was sen.
fenced to three months fof disorderly con
duct and two years later RECEIVED a SEN
tence Of six months In the penitentlary for
trict Telegraph Company. In December,
1881, Judge Gildersleeye sentenced him to
five years In The state prison for grand lar
ceny. He served three years and seven
months, getting the usual communication for
good behavior. His next and last crime was
the murder OF Policeman Brennan,
Carlton is the tifty-fourth person hanged
in the Tombs. NJ may also be the last, If
the electrical execution law Is declared con-
stitutional. GioYanni, who killed heorew
peddler on December III, 1sss, IL the only
prisoner In the Tombs now on charge Of
murder who comes under the operation Of
the present mode of capital punishment by
the rope. Gioyannrs conviction Is doubt
ful.
ANOTHER EXECUTION.
John Greenwall will, in all probability,
hang tomorrow at the laymond-street jail,
Brooklyn, Sheriff Rleinhardt has made all
the preparations, and the scahoId IL being
erected. Only few persons will he per-
mitted 10 witness the execution.
The sheriff said to-day that there proba-
bly, would not be aore than twenty persons
present at the execution. He had delegated
three newspaper men, he said, 10 see the ex-
ecuton and give the facts 10 the other men,
bers OF the press.
Greenwall has not given up hope that he
may yet escape by respite from the Gov
ernor, but the latter sees no reason TO inter-
iere.
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL SCHEMES.
A public meeting was held in the interest
Of the Freedman's Aid and Southern Educa-
ticn Sociely Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening, in the Eighteenth
street NJ. l., Church. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Dr. W. V. Kelley, OF
Brooklyn. and the assistant corresponding
secretary, the Rev. j. :. Chadwick. The
rapidly developing system Of Christian edu-
cation, among both the white and cOlored
people of the south, was considered. Large
crayOn sketches Of some of the educational
institutions were eytihiied, including the
main building OF the |. :. Grant Uniyer-
sity. and the Cannon Theological Semi
nary.
Al THE SAVY-YARD.
The double turreted monitor Miantono-
nah. VIII ich is being pAl into condEtioH Tor
service at the hro0klyn navy.yard, eau
readily he completed in six months. the con-
structOrs say. ii her big ten-inch, hlgh-pOw-
cred rifles for the turrets are supplied rs
soon as the ship is ready 10 receive them.
The after furret has now all its heavy sec
ti0ns in place but one, and the forward tur-
ret is about ready 10 have its thick armor
set. The guns must he IN Their position
before tllo conicsl mmored caps OF the tur
rets are fitted on.
The report that the baltimore, which 1t
had been supposed was coming 10 the Brook
Ign yard TO be lifted out. Will be sent to,
Norfolk for this work, is not welcomed here.
fhe task VI finishing this ship was relied on
to furnish a quota Of work for the several
departments at the yard which would keep
them running nicely until Spring, at least.
,Lt hopNh Inh.'
Deputy Health Commissioner loung's
m0rtuary report for November shows that
there were l,273 deaths during the month.
being thrty-twO less than the previous
month and representing a death rate Of
1886 every l,crofthe population: " chill
dren under 6se yeals there were 81, aud 22I
under ono year. The four principal causes
Of death were: Phthisis. 49,; pneumonia,
lJs: diphtheria. ". and bronchitis, 63.
There were 9ss births and i3i marriages.
The members of the Pan-American Con-
gress have accepted an invitation from the
Union esgne club. q Sew ,ols, " attend
a reception 20 bc given m their honor on the
18th Of December. No one except the dele
gates 10 the Congress and the members Of
the club will be- invited.