The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-07
NEW YORK GOSSIP.
YESTERDAYS REPORT FROM The
METROPOLIS.
Another Murderer Fxecufca- Gould
Takes Issue with Manamaker Mada-'e
ris.lini-Patti. Her Dogs and Her Hair
General and Personal.
NV lORE BUREAU
RlCHNOND DAILY TiuYs.

General md Personal.
NV YoRE BvEEAU
RfCnMOND DAILY Tiuys.
December y. 1851
There was another eIcenton today.
John Greenwall. the murderer ot'iyman :.
Weeks, was banged in Raymond-street JAN
Brooklyn.
The gallows tifDh which Greenwaii was
hanged was the same "a served for the exc
cution of Carlton Yesterday. Immediately
after this hanging il was taken apart and
sent 10 the Raym0nd-strcct Jail. Joe Athin-
son. the squat. small-eyed eNecutioner. put
together the beams and ofiiciated M the
execution.
S;iefiG Rinehart decided 10 admit only the
persons whose attendance is provided Tor
by law. The Coroner even had 10 attend as
one of the Jurors. With him were nine re-
porters and two physicians. In addlnon.
there were the District Attorney, seven
DEPUTY Sllerns. sheriff Rinehart and Father
O'Hara.
MP. GOULb's OPINION.
Jaw Gould ras inst been interviewed on
financial and other matters "a. considerable
length.
In regard 10 the government telegraph
rates h. said he did not think the new Iaies
aupfONlnlatru Justice, anu h''Hh '"'"N
Nh. v anamakcr does either.
OF the Worlds Fair. Nr. Gould SAID ne
didn't think such "A fair as was demanded
by The o,eas on could be O,ganized for tie
opening Of the sumner of 1892. and - would
be- lust A. appropriate a few years later: II
would be Il mistake 10 hold il in lo'l2. New
York IL the best place for Worlds fair'
hut III were held in Chicago or y. LOUIS,
il would change the contracted notions
which many foreigners have about this
country. and the Indians and bg1alos 10 be
encountered within 200 or 300 miles OF the
seabOard.
THH FAIR sONCsrREss.
Madame Patti. siguor Nicolini. and their
encourage left to-day for chicago. where
she will open the opera season next Mnh9'l
evening. Patti is fOrts-fiNe years oiu' ou'
she does not look IL. She was dressed very
plainl, Ia a black cashmere dress ana
basu,la. with A black cloak covered with
froos. Her bonnet was black and was
covered, as was her face, with liading
veil. She had cii light-cO0red gloves.
In her arm she carried her ien-inch MeNi-
can spaniel. wrapped up carefully ana
warmly iii a blue China silk shawl. 'hlA
its head remained uncovered. Nicolinl la1
another Mexican spaniel in his arms. lhis
one was wrapped up in red siiA shaw
Il j. only siA or eight inches long, and looks
like A little baby Crowley. \ic0lini wore %
big ulster. PATHS hair lias changed rom
its raven black 10 "A rich red. sllch ~ M'e
worn by queen Elizabeth and Thomas Jel-
ferson. Her red hair originated IN ,ni.
manner: When Pat:i played Julict 's,
January. m preference 10 wearing a wig 81
golden hue so dress ihe part, she dyed ilet
d III .sIaH D
the change would be temporary for the
occasion. To her dismay the hair turned to
a deep brow nish red and remalded su. -
far il gives no promise OF a return 10 black.
She will make her New York appearance
al the Metropolitan opera House ON March
18th. and will remain here four weeks, APP
pearing i'm eight performances. ni-paiches
from Chicago say that already Sl.O,W" has
heen realized from the sale of seats for
PATHS first performance. The chorus ana
orchestra and the support for the great tour
have all been brought from the other SIDE
The company left for Chicago 10 begin re-
hearsals on Tuesday. Mr.. Anue! VIII a'-
company Patti on her tour.
Emma LaJeuness, better known as Mnie'
Albani, wife Of Ernest Gye, the impressafio'
is also on her way t0 Chicago, where sue
and Signor Tamagno will appear IN "faust
many ventures. will remain In Chicago iour
weeks, and while there Signor Iamagno
will make his first appearance as Loheh-
grin. with Mime. Albani as Elsa. Alter the
Chicago season Mexico aud California VIII
be visited. Nine. Aibani Will not sing IN
New York until the close Of the present
season at the Metropolitan Opera House.
She is very enthusiastic over the holors paid
her before she left England for Me-"
York. While on her way from scotland io
the Leeds Festival. Nine. Albani stopped
at BalmOral and saIr several songs DeiOfe
The Queen and the members ot the f9S"l
family who are stopping at the Castle. me
Queen was 80 delighted with the singing
that she presented the artist with bcaliti-
ful fan. which she was then carrying II y
Of Brussels lace and tortoise shell ana -
beautifully decorated. This was the second
time this autumn that Nine. AlDani hau
visited BalmOrai and sang before the queen.
Nine. Albani was born about seven miles
outside Of Montreal in little wayslde
hotel kept by her father.
4 DEMOCRATIC {. :. COMMISSIONER.
The United states Circuit Court has aI-
nointed Nacgfane Coke United states 'oii-
missioner. I'm place Of John Fitch, deceased
Mr.. Coke was one Of the first Assistant DIS
trict-AttOrneys appointed under fres'ueh'
Cleyeland's administration. lie Witbdfc"
from the District Attorneys office on IN,
lst Of November. lie Is the first Democrat
to he app0inied {. :. Commissioner sine,
Grants administration. lie il member
Of the Manhattan. Tuxedo and Century
Clubs. and the Southern society, ana Is
capable and popular lawyer.
TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT.