The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-19

THE FLEET SAILS PROUDLY FROM
NEW YORK.

THE FLEET SAILS PROUDLY FROM
NEW YORK.
Greeted by General salutations on II
Outward TrIp--Tragedy at the start
All sorts From New york-KiIrain an
sullivan Again.
NEW YORK, November Is.--lspecial.l J.
The squadron Of evolution. consisting O
| the first four vessels Of our new nayy-th
I Chicago. Boston, Atlanta. and Yorktown
/ left here to-day on the cruise. which will oc
cupy probably year. and in the course o
which will be exhibited TO the nations 0
| Europe the latest type Of American-buil
vessels Of war that are worthy to bear tn
Stars and Stripes MI over the world. Al
mral Braine. commandant Of the Brooklyn
ndYy-yaTd; Secret.r, -Oi-tne-Na,H iia'
Admiral Gherard, ex-secretary R0Deson
John X. Thomas. General Catlin. Lieutenant
Coles. Colonel Finley Anderson. ex-Secrc
tary Whitney, General o. q Howard, Lieu
tenant Bliss with three OF General scho
fields staff 20 represent HIM, Eve
rett 4. Wheeler, ii. i. Polhemus,
Lieutenant {. III. Arnold. and others
went down the bay on the Dolphin with IN
feet The feet first ran up the North river
about q mile. where II halted. and noses
were turned 10 the sea. The vessels pass
ed the Dolphin in review, the flagship lead
ing. As they passed the old Minnesota.
Captain Waisic sent his tars into the rig
ging. and they gave each vessel rousing
three cheers. The feet was greeted on it,
way down the river by the cheers Of crowds
who assembled on the bulkheads Of wharves
and the pugnaciOus tugs did their best 70
burst their whistles in bidding the squadron
an rcuOir.
This il the first squadron carrying the
American flag that has sailed across the
ocean i'm many years. The ships are frst
wc have built of steel Of our own manuiac-
fnre. and the same can be- said Of their en-
gincs and Of large portion Of their ord
nance. The squadron goes 10 Boston first
and will indulge in a few tactical eyOlu-
ii0ns cn route. The sailors and marines Of
the squadron number about one thousand,
and in addition a draft Of men is being taken
ont 20 MI up the compliment Of the Enter
prise, which il at present the sole represen-
fatiye our navy has in European waters.
She will Join Admiral Walkers command
and sail with him rs long as he is IN the
Mediterranean.
A TRAGEDY AT THE START
There was an accident at the start. Last
nignt G.. r. Kirk. "a naval cadet on board OF
ihe Boston, who had been on leave Of alb
al ''''- return to the ship, engaged two
IrOw him out. About midway in the
K to. tug boat ran the boat down, and the
0cCe PANTS were thrown into the water, and
Kirk was drowned.
ALL SORTS.
Police superintendent Murray left for
virginia to-day with his family on yaca-
ton Of ten days.
The C0fhOlic NciCS has received dis
patch frOm iis correspondent 40 Rome.
stating that the Rev. i. +. Quigley, ID. d..
of Toledo. ONO, was yesterday received III
audience by Pope Leo, who spoke feelingiy
Of the American Catholics whose conduct
Of late, he SAID, affords him much consola-
tion.
Oliver johnson. the veteran abOlitIonst
whose death has been expected for several
DAYS past, is gradually growing weaker.
His vitality is remarkable.
dispatch from Chicago announces the
death of Blanche Douglas, who was jointly
Indicted with Waller and James Malley,
CHARGED with having murdered Jennie
CramcF. near New Haven, Conn, on Au-
olst Gih. 1881, After the trials Blanche re-
turned to this city, When taken i'll she was
living in a low resort ~ Chicago, ana was
sent TO IT. Luke's Hospital TO die. just De-
fore she expired she made desperate cnort
fo sneak 10 the sister Of Charity. who was
nu~lin, her. but i'm vain II il thought she
wanted 10 confess her share at least, in The
Jennie Cramer mystery. Her body was
bur,ed in POiter's field. James Malley. Jr,
H. now coroner Ot Nilkesbarre. Penn, W ~
Ter 5ialle, lives la idleness with bis wealthy
father in New Haven.
THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION,
BraIfrian Consul General De Mendonca
arrived i'm New York from Washington To-
dav. He said that be- had received no OIL
clal intelligence from home, and conse-
oupufly had mo- information 10 commune
cate.
lie would remain in New York, he said
until he received some definite instructions
frnn Brazil. NO official cables were re-
..si,ed as the coffee exchange from Rio Jd-
metro .,..s morning. Private cables are TO
fhe elect that business is practically sus-
pended in
THE COFFEE MABKET
fhorp with no offerings aud Ho reported
s,lss None If the big merchants. VINO are
.o largely interested in the new govern
.nent of Brazil. heard word this morning
1v cable regarding the political SITUATION
Even the usual cablegiam ~ me 'ohee IN
change was behind time, Tho mafhei'
however. took an upward lurn, prices rang
,ne from so 10 - points higher than Satur-
II,,s closing figures. The firmness Of the
M, lofx market was due 10 the cable
rams from tho German and french mar
k.fs At Hayre prices were ~ francs
nioher. ana al Hamburg tboy were I'M
changed in the morning, Dui rising ~! 'ne
Tx.Nlavor William u. Grace appears
,opeful that the worst effects pi Inc suddeh
.hin i'm Brazrs government may nave Deeh
passed. lie looks for quiet resunPl o'
Inc usual state of affairs 80 far as business
/. concerned. lie said: "Ihe iact that We
have received no cable since llc hr7l new
mi the establishment Of a republican form
n 'soy4rninent L. sufficient TO satisfy me
fhat everything il quiet at Rio. News ol
am uprising Of any importance, either IN
lbe business or political world OF BRAZIL
would have reached us by cable
THE RUBBER MARKET
,os nat recovered in sympathy with the
coffee. ON the contrary, il is very weak ana
Getting weaker hourly Rubber Is salu 10
,n Going begging even on The docks. Mr'
.bil,on Greon has received a cable from
I,I, dated November 18th, which reads as
follows All classes ara giving IN 10 ID,
state of affairs. and The Republican iorm ol
Government seems 10 have been pcHeeaDis
adopted in the Northern provinces .
There have been just tweniy-one suoscrip-
ton days since
TIE WORLDS FAIR GUARANIEE-FUNp
was started. and the total is still below
5 tOea. 900. Last weeks work was disap-
noinfing. Notwithstanding The large sum
nledged by the brewers, the spirit 0t enthu-
.qsm seemed 10 die out. However, many
n the trades are making preparations ioi
,reanized work, which is likely TO bear irut
,b{s week. II will be a disgrace TO New
S.ork IL ebe cannot show S0,OVO,wO ana oyer
l,y next saturday night.
KIIRAIN LONGING FOR SULLIVAN.
,vell.knovn s,srtipg man says that
IL Lllr,iu il anxious fOf another cnance
M sullivan. and that John l., IS perfectly
willing 10 accommodate him.
DISASTROUS FIRE.