The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-14

'''I"ft" b''iri'h IN iHc NiaNt supreme
Conrt-Morc About the FIacIs Case An
Old Merchant Di~trait- Political Points
aud General Mention.
NEW YORK. November Special. T.
In The Supreme Court to-day. IN The long
pending suit for x3.OOl.UJ between ~ir
Blche tunard and Charles G.. Francklyn,
counsel for both sides appeared before Judge
lngraham and stated that the case had
Virtually been settled. and requested that il
De- marked reserved generally" when
was done. Judge Henry i. Rowland be-
comes trustee of the Cunard interest.
TlIE fLACK CASH.
In the oyer and terminor before Justice
John X. Brady the case Of the people
against James 4. Flack and his associates.
Has adjourned until the second Monday i'm
December hy order Of the court. The adj
jourument was due O. the reports from the
physicians who were instructed 10 see
whether or not Judge Mcneil was too i'll TO
appear ia court. that he was not in a con-
ditiOn o. De examined.
FOG.
We have had two days Of heavy fog on
the bay and North and East river, and
much interruption 10 travel and ferry nayi-
CATION. hui sO far no serious accidents have
occurred.
An ON MERCHANT FOUND DEMENIED.
GUY ID. Wells. aged seyenty-One, of the
firm of Nanderhur-h & Wells, the oldest
dealer in printers materials i'm New York.
was found by the police This morning wan
dcrn. u the street boz % dcmcnted condition.
II appears he attended the fiir Of the Ameri-
can institute. of which he IFS "a life member.
last night. and having lost his escort in the
crowd wandered about the streets until
found hy "a patI0Imgu. ON being identified
Dee WAS sent io his home in BROOKLYN.
RAILROAD CHANGE.
II Is stated that Nathan GuilfoM. general
traffic manager Of the New York Central
Railway. has been elected t0 succeed Albert
Fink. as Trunk Line Commissioner. hy tine
committee. consisting Of Presidents Roberts.
90 the Pennsylvania; King, of the Erie;
and napcW, az the Central.
POLITICAL.
There 0ra further rm0r- OF % probable rc-
organization oi the County Democracy with
Edward Cooper. Roswell j.. Flower. cor eN-
Secretary Whitney a-gn.-iDle leaders. but
nothing definite i- known. That there is no
-i-u Oi amy T0DDlYcnrWruf between the
tNo sections Of the city Democracy. is evil
dent from ihe current talk of Iummany's
intention io rum for Congress in the vacant
Sixth district. the young ice-mnn. Charles
u. Turner. vino would have been elected
Senator in ihe Eighth. had mot ihe County
Democrats kept a candidate in the field,
who drew 0n enough votes 70 let in the Re-
publican. The County Democrats have ac-
repted the resignation from their executive
committee uf Police Commissioner John II.
Nomhi-. and it is reasonably certain that
his nest move will DE 90 join Iammany Han.
which Will not tend 10 harmonic matters.
ALL SORTS.
The death-Watch was again placed on the
rrSpiftd murderer. Charles 6iDlin. today.
This j.. the third time that the watch has
been placed ol him.
The cornerstone of thc new Thomas JEFF
i.r-Ou Club. ON BnCrum Place. Brooklyn.
was laid hy oX-presidont Grover Cleveland
ihis afternoon.
The friends of the late General Thomas
Francis B0ulke crowded 81. Gahrcls
church. on east Ihny--efcnih street. to-
dlv when services were held over the re-
mlm. of tbe dead soldier. The floral oiler-
inc, were many and beautiful. The pail
bearers were: Thomas lark luby. Captain
Aunu.iin l.. Costello. Captain john Nc
1iure. Rolart n. Clifford. William Minnich
aud Michael Ryan.
At ihe grave in Calvary Cemetery enlc-
oi.fic speeches were made by Thomas Clark
lNIA NUN iiftih '''t'ii'f VIM w wv"
.Dll BOurke's associates IN the lrish move
mrnt of o..
An important decision of tine Attorney
General reached the custom-hou-e from
sarrctar, 81 the Treasury WindOm to-day.
lf provides ihaf customs Inspector shall rc-
coi,e n0 pay when absent from duty. Here
fullro INSPECTORS away On sick leave on for
o.her causes. az the end 0i The month have
received mll payment. The new order Of
,bfn, viii eo into effect in December /.
The ifreest subscription made Joy the en-
nloye. Of amy one business house here iof
iha' Worlds Fair guarantee fund is that Of
th,inon i'm ihe house of III. +. Chafin Co.
10 WAS S32ja. ,..e..
Andrew Camcgio arrived az ms NV
f--i street residence iroH Ilil7bnrs last
.trniu. When asked this 9oinine u he
-. ..uld accept the suggestion oi 'ue ll'''-
l, authorities and devote his lfoiose'l
'on of S-5NO1l fo the inpfoi cnent oi
,i,..'.,',-, s of that city instead Oi creating %
'''l ii. il ~ary. MFR. Carnegie answered o.
.iI,.il, "a, Doe would mott lie was 100
....,i, ,ec,,ni. .d with business matters To
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grr.d tie blind Journalists Marvin Il. ,'IN' ..,
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ham Master %. n. liegner MIm. i'''' a.
rm.rs. Agnes Booth. Henry J.. DNeN, 'E"
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