The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
CAMPAIGN CLOSED,
BUT NEW YORK PARTIES AWAIT
ING RESULTS.

spccuiations over the Coming Contest
The Coalition Against Tsmmsny Conn.,
dent Removal Of General Grants Body
Again Talked Of-rersonsi News'
Nfw YORK. November B. >pecial.
The work Of the Republican and pcmocratic
state campaign committees - practc"hp
at an end. The Democratic headpuar'fs
in the Hoffman House werc closed last
night. and the Republican headquarters IN
the Fifh Avenue Hotel closed tonight. In
marked contrast 20 the dreariness nj DEMO
cratic state headquarters was the .ond'-
tion of things across the way at the kepup-
lican committee rooms. Here everything
was full of hustle and activity. chairman
knapp and his large corps of assistants
were moving about among the crowd W
visiting Republicans giving them in-truc-
tions in rcgad Ia the closing WORK oi ,h'
campaign. and reading aloud encouraging
reports from the upper part ot the ~ts";
General knapp told everybody who a-A'u
him that the outlook now. ON the eve ot IN"
battle. wa. a most encouraging one FOR the
Republican ticket. lie failed. however, 10
give any data tO subStantiate his vpini"n'
- loose are the pariylines on all city candi-
dates except those ON the state t.sket' tha'
the sbrewdest politicians give hui NIUE rs-
son for their VARYING beliefs. lhe iammah.
men declare thai there entire county ticket
will be elected. the Republicans and '''"uh-
ties" claim that theirs will be chosen, the
probabilities are that IL will De a miNcu
success.
SUDDEN DEATH oF \ CA>pipArf.
pr. sheppard. the Democratic candidate
for surrogate of Warren counie. We" '''-
sey. was found dead in bed At fhiliilsnufS
this morning. Heart disease was INC 'aus'
of his death. which causes much eNei'e-
ment i'm political circles.
GENERAL GRANTS BODY.
Ina dispatch from Philadelphia lhis morn-
ine Mr.. Geor.c ". thild's. of the FHnl'
Ie,fger. il reported ~ saving that "inc
body Of General Grant will very pr"habiv
De- removed from it, present resting place
i'm New \ ork 10 West Point or Nriin.'""
cemetery. Within 4 few DAYS expect ~
see Mrs Grant. and she WILL oi COURSE ~
the fir~t 10 act.
\ number OF reporters walled on M>.
Grant tn,lav. and she stated that " her
husband. body was 10 be- removed nom the
tomb at Riverside she NOW learned " l"'
the first time. She had not had any com
munication from Mr.. thilds IN regard I" ,''
removal and she had no present inten''"n
of Going Ia Philadelphia. Mrs. 'ran'
stated further that she did not think Mr.
Childs. the G.. \. H.. or any oihcf ~ VI
husbands friend, would undertake !" '"'ni-
ulate a plan for the removal ct the pvu,
without first consulting her. h'n ''N'"
if the removal would meet WIN tn' W.
pro,al of herself and family. NiH' 'r'''
stated that she would not consent OH any
account 10 such step.
\ BiG FIRM ASSIGNS.
william Turnbull. Edward +. .louc.
Iules \. Nontant. and James Nc'fah'
composing the firm of William Iurnbuii
90. dir, goods commission merchants NJ ..
and - Worth street. have made generai
assignment without preference. 10 t'i'n
T.. smith. The cause Of the asslgnmen, y
due ~ legal complications between Tue VII"
and the Rochedalc Mills ot Boston.
ruF sol ApRoN Of EVOLUTION.
Tn. sailing orders which Rear admiral
Walker brought with him from Washington
dx November l2th as the date on which the
sa1adron of evolution j. 10 leave New
York for Boston. Earl, next week som" "i
the shin, viii start for the North river,
where thev are to be- inspected. The report
that the Dolphin is to Join the squadron II
untrue.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Mayo W. unzeltine will he the managing
editor of the New York Icdgcf, which ~
! 10 take "A new departure earl, IN November,
coming out AZ .an illustrated literary paper
of the sylc OF H0Ip'rS WcchV, WIN
strong Democratic tendencies. Nr. Hazel
tine will still retain the literary cditor-hip
of the sam.
John ~winton. the socialist agItator and
editorial writer Of the san. and his wife
-aited for Europe to-day.
Nnselmc IIansaus de Borfkiewitch. the
alleged Russian nOblcman, who II accused
of being thief made disastrous attempt
| 10 escape from the police today. bpfih"-
witch IL the man who was aclni''eh "'
snatching Miss Annie Browns pochetb""k
in the Equitable building short while ago.
IIei-now under arrest on the charge oftrilnS
10 sell three alleged stolen rings 10 Jewel'r
| William Barihman, of this city, AZ hi- store
at IA Broadway this morning. petcctNrs
| \ugent and Oates were taking hihi {
up from the old Slip -iation-nou-e
to police headuuarter, 10 be anagned hs-
fore Inspector Bymes. They had travelled
on the Third Avenue elevated road 10 ii"u--
ton street and were getting on ON me up
| town platform when the prisoner suddenly
broke away and deliberately jumped iruin
the platform 10 the track and then to th"
pavement. The detectives rushed down u
| station stairs 10 the street and iOund th'
fugitive living there with a broken leg.
Bartkievitrn was taken 10 Bellevue hospl-
tai and put in the prison ward under guanl.
n was stated on Wall street this morninS
that General samuel Thomas had been
ldropped from the cNecutiN commiiic" 81 ti"
Cotton Oil Trust. Al yesterdays meslin-,
while the certificate holders were critici.-
mg the management Of the trust. Nj.
Thomas offered his official head. II u was
wanted. one Of the trustees said to-day:
II should not be- surprised II u were true.
General Thomas il "A railroad man, and
knows nothing about the cotton vi indus
try. lie thinks u man with knowledge Of
the business should be- put In his place, and
probably one will be-
some Interesting statistics were gwen at
the annual meeting Of the United Hebrew
Charities this week in regard 10 the number
of Jewish immigrants arrived AT castle Gar
den i'm recent wears. Prior 10 lSSi. II ap-
pears. no special record was Kept. sine:
then the arrivals were as follows: lsS', -
81: 1876. 27.3iS: ~, -, ~: lS>>. 2J,vS;
1859. 2gO1I. OF the number coming during
the pasi year were Swedes, Dutch. ;
French, 33 Turks. Fl English. 9lj ko-
manians ~ Germans, 30, Austrians ana
i597T Russians. About seventy per cent.
Of these Hebrew immigrants have remained
in New York. The others departed FOR
various regions. bat many returned Ia I'M,
a city Ia lind employment, which they did not
; seem 10 gain elsewhere.