The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
NEW YORK TOPICS.
ALL SORTS OF NEWS FROM THE
METROPOLIS.
Governor Hill and President Cleveland
a Rcputed Deal Between County DE.
mocracy and General Gss-
sip and >otes-PersonaI and Political.


a Reputed Deal Between County DE
mocracy and Republicans-Ge General Gss
sip ana Notes-PersonsI and Political.
NEW YORK. October 2S-' special. Gov
ernOr Hill and Chairman Murphy of tn
Democratic state Committee. held a lon;
consultation at the Hoffman to-day. Th'
Governor will remain here until Wednes
day. when he Will start for the west
crn part Of the state. returning in tim,
to speak in Brooklyn ON Friday at meet
ing AT which eN-Prcsident Cleveland il eX
pecied 10 preside. Mr.. Cleveland will taxi
no part with either Of the Democratic fac
ions in this city. lie has. in fact. lost hi,
vote ly not being able 10 register on nc
count Of moving into his new Madison
avenue house on Thursday last.
DEAL BETWEEN EFrrBLIcANs AND corn
TY DEMOCRATS.
Governor Hill desires to break up tn,
1 deal" that has been made 10y cN-~cnatol
| Thomas 4. Pfatt. 10y virtue Of which the Re
pubicans and county Democrats hay,
agreed to divide the spols in the senate
districts. II is the same game that Malone
is playing in Virginia; a scheme to get votes
to elect the next United States senator.
The plot Of the county Democracy 10 turn
over the state Legislature to the Republi-
cans for a few local offices il becoming more
and moro apparent. They hope that in re-
turn for the betrayal of the Democratic
party of this city the Republicans Will helI
them 10 pass a charter over the Governor,
veto, which. 10y legislating the present Tam
many ncumbcnts out of Office, would give
them still more bones pick.
SPECULATION ABOUT THE ELECTION.
The small registration has given cause 10
lot of speculation about the prosperity,
vote. The total registration i 2lS.sO>, and
allowing for the usual apathy or Other
cause for nbn-yOting. a fair calculation will
Doe that not over 100. 900 votes will be east
Tammany expects to divide them rs fol.
lows: Tammany. lO2WO: counties. citi
Zens. and Republicans. 5000. and Prohibi-
tiOnists. 1000.
GENERAL NOTES.
Congressman Roger 2. Mills has written
letter Indignantly DENYING the charge
made in Mr. tlarksOn's NOwa) paper. that
he fayors a duty on hides lie does not be-
licNc in duties Of any kind.
mass meeting Ol earnest men and wO
men was held tonight 10 ratifv the nOmi.
nation of Mrs. l.. Beckwith for Mayor ol
Brooklyn. Neither the Democratic or Re
publican candidates. however. seem scared
Jay Gould was at hi- office to-day. looking
much better after his Southwestern triI
than he has done for several months.
sir Julian GOldsmid. Bart. VI. T.. former
Is president Of the AnglO-.Iewish Associa-
ton. will be- entertained at dinner at Del
monicO's tomorrow evening. There Will bc
fifty guests.
society circles are discussing report
| that Mr.. John Jacob AstOr. head Of the
A~tOr family. is about tO marry again. The
l4I l..
children. Her late husband was a nephew
of George II. Pendleton, Of Ohio. He left
her a handsome fortune. Mr.. AstOr is about
siXty-cight years Of age. His wealth II
generally estimated ai about SlJn.OD,OOO.
Professor John VI. Child. well known a. q
teacher and lecturer. has been missing since
October 18th. Mr.. Child's watch, diamonds.
gold rings. and check for several thou
sand dollars. were found IN his dressing
case. and there was also a note from him.
stating that he was impelled 10 travel. and
that the money would help his wife. lie
| dOnncd an old suit. and must have gone
away without cent. Mr.. Child il forty
two years of age. II l. feared by the family
he has wandered aimlcssly about, much IN
the same way a Charles DclmOnlco did
some years ago. and il perhaps sick or dead
i'm some Out-Of-thc-way place in the suburbs.
John Barry. the tWenty-hve-year-old son
of Policeman Barry. Of the Leonald-streei
station. j. the latest victim of cigarette
smoking lie j. confined in the insane ward
of Bellevue Hospital. and his family say
that cigarettes are the cause of his troubles
lie eOt up to SIX packs day before they
finished him.
November the llth, the anniversary OF
the hanging of the four Chicago anarchists
will be celebrated by "A numberOf sOcialistic
and anarchi~tic unions in this city by 4 me-
moral meeting.
Politicians Of all stripes were interested
| today in an alleged explanation of Blaine'-
famous letter from Florence. which gave a.
a reason for his getting ont of the Presi-
Dental contest the fact that he had a stroke
Of paralysis in Milan, in lNSl. and lay iOl
| nine weeks u victim of paralysis and in.
tense mclanchOlia. The story is written b,
Julius Chambers one of the editors Of the
Uorid. who returned from Europe ycster
day. some wears ago Chambers. then a re-.
porter on the IrtbuHc. had himself com
mittcd to l}loOmingdalc Asylum. and then
came out and wrote up the management OF
the insane there. The cspOsc was after
wards made into the book known as "A
Mad World"
Last Wednesday a young man named
| William Bruno died Ot yellow fever at
quaratinc. having just arrived there iron
/ the W i~l lUuii-s -Alu'i- HiN 'h''A@ N'i'
found a diary and an elaborate gamblinl
outfit. The former had been carefully KEEP
from DAY 10 day. and told curious stOr,
| The man lived in town in the West. some
time last March hc was married and i'm
mediatey started out alone tO make ganb
! linz t0urOf the globe. The itinerary rccOrde,
his departure from this city and arrive,
al Liverpool: traced him 10 Dublin. back Il
| Liverpool. then 10 Bordeaux. France; 10
Paris. through the chief cities of spain
to Lisbon where he took passage for BuenO-
Asrc>. thence through the capitals Of >Otitl
America 10 GreytOWn. Nicaragua. There
he evidently contracted the fatal feyer.for il
developed itself within day Ol
/ two after he put 10 sea en- rOHts
10 this city. After hi, body had
been burned on >wnburne Island. "A lcttel
dated Wichita. Kan, came from his father
who claimed the gambling paraphernalia
which. the writer said. he had provided hi.
son. al a cost of SiZ2, when the latter wenl
Out into the world 10 make his fortune. Il
/ has been sent him. with the diary and $500
which seems to have been the net result %
the fathers Investment, the sons travel, eN
pcnditure of time and adventure. and vel
low jack.
There is an increase Of Sll.Sj3 shown il
earnings Of the Norfolk and Western rail
road for the third week of October.
Rev. Dr. Talma,e broke ground for hi,
new tabernacle in Brooklyn this afternoon
NORTH STATE NEWS.