The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-10
IRISH ENJOYS PROGRAMME
TIMOTHY HARRINGTON TO GO
HOME At ONCE.

william O'Brisn will Sail for France
saturday-Oiiion and the Others Un-
decided-Board Of Alderman Grant the
East River Tunnel Fraachiss.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMxs,
December .. 1880.
Timothy Harrington, the only member OF
the Irish Parliamentary delega lon In this
country who espouses Parnelrs side, will
leave for Ireland tomorrow. lie regrets
the breach in the party, but believes that
Parnell will have the great majority OF the
Irish people with him Messrs. Dillon and
0'Brien received cable messages to-day
which 4 was said indicated turn OF
sentiment against Parnell. The envoys had
conference to-day at the Hoffman House,
but T. p. Connor said that they did not then
determine uDon their future movements In
this country. Mr.. sullivan says: "None OF
US know just when we will sail, and Mt
present we are very undecided as 10 our
future plans while here. | cant say def
nitely at present whether any more meet.
ings will be held In America or not"
EAST RIVER TUNNEL FRANCHISE.
Alter one Of the most memorable meet
:ngs Of the Board Of Aldermen held In
years, the Board to-day granted the East
river tunnel franchise by vote OF fourteen
IN favor TO eleven against. One OF the con-
ditions on which the franchise is granted II
that the company pay the city three per
cent. OF its gross receipts. The tunnel will
extend from Hunters Point, under the East
river, 10 and under Foriy-secend street. 10
Tenth avenue, where branches moth and
south, 10 connect with the tracks OF tho
Hudson River Railroad Company, will be
made.
S3,OOO,OOO IN GOLD FROM EUROPR.
over s3,000,O00 in gold will start from
Europe this week for New York. Nearly
all OF this will come by the steamship Ma
'estic, which sails tomorrow. This gold
Willie very strongly to relieve the money
stringency in this country, the extent OF
which was shown yesterday, when the rates
for money advanced to a per cent. aud in
terest for no apparent cause except fear on
the part OF capitalists.
To sUBsIDIzE THE TYPE TRADE.
Ii is stated that a party Of English capt.
talists Is preparing to subsidze and gain
control OF all the type founderies in the
United States. The capitalists have COM
bIned into syndicate and have been quiet
time.
KOCH LYMPH AT LAST.
The long-expected consignment OF DIR.
koch's lymph is here at last. IL came In
package weighing about I l-i5 pounds.
consigned to DIR. Abraham jacob, of No.
no west Thrty-fourth street, by the steam
shlp saale, which arrived at this port on
Sunday morning. Another package OF the
same weight, and the makeup IL meu-
toned in the bill as consigned 10 DIR. Bill
ings. OF the surge0n-Generars stat, Wash
ington. This is also supposed 10 contain a
sample Of the lymph. They were taken
from the custom-house to-day.
AUGUST BELMoNr's WILL.
The will Of August Belmont was filed to-
day. He directs the sale OF all his racing
horses and stable buildings. He tequeaths
to his partner. Walter Luttgen. $4,000 as a
proof OF his regard. Allen Cole, one OF HE
employees, receives $1,000. To each Of the
clerks and other employees who was fye
years In his service he gives a sum equal to
his salary for one year. Ills wife gets the
houses in New York and Newport,
horses, portraits, paintings, etc. At
her death the family portraits are
TO be distributed among his children.
The testator directs that securities
and stocks, producing an income OF $4,000,
Upon her death the securities and stocks
are TO be converted into cash, aud divided
equally between his sons, Perry, August.
Oliver Hazard, Perry Belmont and the
issue then living OF his daughter, Frederka.
The rest OF the estate goes TO his children.
There arp 10 charitable bequests.
DINNER To STANLEY.
Ii il practically settled that the New
York Press Club VIII give dinner to Henry
NJ. Stanley. one Of its honorary members, at
pelmonic0's ON the evening Of January 3lst.
This Is the only day from now on Ia the
time OF Nv stanlcy's return TO England
that be has no engagement Arrange
ments for the dinner are now being made,
and II IL probable that the lisa OF distin-
guished guests will be most brilliant one.
AN AGgp NUN BURIED.
Sister Marie Elizabeth Callahan, better
known AS Mother Elizabeth, ex-Superior OF
the Order Of Mercy, Was buried to-day. She
was seventy -four years old, aud had been q
nun for forty years. She was born in Long,
hrea. county Galway. Ireland. and WAS the
last OF a family OF live children Who de-
voted their lives to religious labors. Mother
Elizabeth entered religion aner
married life OF one year. She cane Of
"a wealthy family. ana the fortune when
had been given her by her father at the we'd
ding. together with that OF her husband's
she gave 10 the Order which she Joined. In
1869 she went with small band OF nuns to
the south'rn battle-1elds, and Tor ten
months cared for the Union soldiers. she
served in the office Of superior Of the Con-
vent OF 81. Catherine, In this city, tor
several years, and was at the time or her
death endeayoring 10 secure pensions for
the iaywomen who accompanied her to the
South.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
The Money Order Department OF the post-
office. in this city, certified no less than
Il. .Ijs International money orders. amount-
Ing to the sum OF S246, ,sses.s9 by last satur-
days steamers. Tho most Of this money is
sent as Christmas presents " 1.-THE Old
Worlds
A buffalo calf was born Yesterday morn
ing In the Central Park Menagefie. Its
parents were the only specimens Of the
Cape buffalo In this country, and they are
descended from pair brought from Africa
by General Wade Hampton nearly thirty
years ago. General sherman brought them
TO New Work from Georgia after his march
10 the sea. The new calf is not robust.
though " weighs one hundred pounds.
John Dillon cab!ed to Parneli tonight
that William O'Brien would leave here ON
Saturday for France To Try and effect COM
promise In the Irish troubles. The other
ENJOYS viii. remain here until the proceed
lngs settle the contr )ysrsy one way or the
other,