The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-26
EVACUATION DAY.
IO6TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
MEMORABLE EVENT

rans-Sincer. Regret over the Death OF
Hon. George u. Pendleton-The suss-
kind Bank swindles.
NEW York. November 2j.-l special. =
This is the one hundred and sixth annivei
sary OF the day when the British forces leV
{ New York. after they hid been irounced D,
/ the Rebels" That was a pretty big da'
for the new colony. but there WAS not much
| going on TO-DAY to commemorate II. NJ
sunrise Adiutant j. Gould Warner. Of tn
veterans OF 1872. hoisted the fag on the e''
| fort at the upper end Of Central Park. Alter
/ the hOisting Of the ilag the veterans OF lsll
went to Military Hall and later To over
toms Hotel, ON Bro0mc street. wh"r
| luncheon was served. The members NJ the
Old Guard during the afternoon marche
m Broadway and past the City Hall wher
| Mayor Grant reviewed them. John \. DIX
| Post No. l3j G.. \ r.. presented set oi
coIors to the Normal College. This evenin
| the members Of the old guard dincd at IN
! Hoffman House. Among the invited guest
are Generals sherman. >locum, >ickles
] Howard. and Tremain, Admiral Bralne
Mavor Grant. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Post
master Van Colt. and Comptroller Myers
The society of the sons Of the Revolution
dined at Demonicos. rs usual the da,
was very wet 4 tine anniversary has MOI
dawned in years.
REGRET OVER HON. GEORGE II. PENDLf-
TONS DEATH.
Great regret is felt in this city over the
death. in Brussels this mGrnlng. Of the lion.
Grorye II. Pendleton. lie married IN earl
| life Miss Alice key. n daughter OF France
scott Key, the author OF " The star >pangled
| Banner" The distressing runaway ace .
dent in Central park over three years ag
in which Mrs. Pendleton lost her life VIII
be remembered by all. Mr.. Pendleton wa
frequent visitor in the family Of the lat
Rev. DR.. Noah Hunt >chcnck. rector oi II.
AIMS Z. +. Church. Brooklyn, whose WIZ
wa, his sister. Ex-senator Pendleton'-
son. +. X. Pendleton. j. lawyer llNins
here. His father WAS first taken III ii
| Hamburg and Mr. +. IA. Pendcton hlsteneN
10 Europe. but returned recently. leaving
his father greatly improved in health.
The ex-senator, two daughters were
with him when he died
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS AND KINGS sons.
The annual public mseting of IN
| KINGS Dmghters and the Kings Son
took place to-day at the Broadway laoer'
uacle.
The inclemency Of the weather did not
| letter "A large number Of ladies from attend
ing the meeting. Devotional services were
leld from | / o'clock till noon. Miss >usai
| b. Schey occupied the chair. Five minute
reports were made bv the following ladies
rsgar.ling the work Of their respective com
nittee-: Mr-. {. De L. Fled. on fpreigi
Missions: Miss Susan B. >chey. on nom
missions: Miss Marl Lowe Dickinson on
.ducati0n: Mrs. Willis 4. barnes. ON tenn
3erance; Mrs. William +. Bunbrdge' on
.itv eyangel.zati0n; Miss Kate Bond. on
.hirity organization; Mrs. I. 4. lnNis. on
working-w0men; Mrs. L. Rott0me. on work
among men aud boys; Mrs. Theodore IT.
wing. on work among the lndiansi Miss Mar
nret Barker. on work among lnNalids.
These reports showed th It the order -
doing much good work, and That the pro
sress made within the last year was mort
Than might have been expected. Especially
thi. uu. Of work outside OF the city.
This evening general meeting was held
With Mrs. Marearet Bottome in the ch tir.
The order of exercises included the sing
nS Of hymns. reading Of scriptures. PRIV
r.. and addresses by Mrs. Bottome. Mrs.
Theodore Irving. Mrs. Frances Barnes, and
Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis.
ALL SORTS,
The LAWYER In the famous Flack divorce
.ase. Judge Ambrose Mcneil. il no better.
At hi, house today il was stated that tn
nyalid j. gradually wasting away.
Fifteen emaciatcd and disheartened
italians were brought here to-day 10y tn
Ntlas line steamship hlyo, rom for
LimOn. They were recently arrived lmmi
rants. who. less than year ago. went dowi
10 work as laborers on the Panama Canal.
rhey claim 10 have been lily fed ana poorl,
paid. and took the hg>t opportunity 10 get
,4rk 10 New York. They Will all 90 hack
10 Italy ON the Anchor line boat on ,atur
day
HE PREFERRED EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.
The committee Of the trustees in charg'
t the plans for the projected Protestant
Eniscol al Cathedral met his afternoon.
The Worlds Fair committee on site. rs j.
Nell known. have included the ground on
| which the projected cathedral II % be built.
But the trustees recognize the fact that u J.
mpO.sible to begin work on the cathedral
until 1913. by which time the fair VIII hc
,ver. Therefore they are willing ~ give ul
heir property for the puNl.e suod Nntl'
he time comes iOr the building oi lh'
srpat religious structure. Members Of The
.ommittee SAY that it Will take two year. O.
make final decision on the plan Tor ID
| satupfildl. Alitl iNtl u Nh7 Hh'Nf NN ''
mother year will clapse before sun,crl-
/ ons arr in hand 10 warrant the beginniu-
# the work on the building. tpto the rrcs-
mt time no subscriptions have been asked.
/ When the cathedral project was announced
| Iohn JtcOb A~tOr " illiam Astor. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and ID. Willis James cam'
0rih with subscription, Of flNsiest Nthel
,olunfarv .subsol.pt.OIs flowed 10, and
.nough money was on hand 70 secure The
present site of The cathedral. The trustee
| l0 not believe in asking subscriptions until
the plaus 0t the cathedral are ready
THE srssKIND BANK swINDLE.
Nearly two hundred Polish and llunga-
rian Jews today cOngregated ia the neigh
nrhOOd Of No. l}s Canal street. where th
tfices OF the deflnct banking-houSe Of Jo-
..bh III. skind Il Co. are located, 4i.d several
attempts were llaGe 20 ugeak open the door
| by force Missing Ranker Susskind' CLIENT
Nere composed OF the most ignorant class ol
l'Olish and Hungarian Jews. the m lorty "i
whom live in Orchard and neighDurin2
streets. The individual losers range from
| SO 10 800 but in some instances they reach
| 800. one old man claims 10 have Tat
| 4 600 deposited with ,se ntln, which he
! aid rcple-ented bic enti1 earning5 for ten
ears. There wtra Ineny women aWOn-
ne depOsitOrs. aud theY stood all molnin.
| .azing la0aniiY imt0 me deserted o;;io'r
While thc rain heai doNn an lh.ig Ib""~
red heads They scepsd 10 ~ ,ljze only in
vague iA"""' way that their money
, as gone, and Historically ciulched th,
worthless deposit checks. The principa
BUSINESS OF the firm was the exchange ol
money sent by their patrons TO friends aho
relatives in Europe.
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