The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
another Case Of this Fatal halady IN
the Metropolis.
DANCER OF DISEASED NILK DISCOVERED.
suare EartIett Denies the Application TO
Enioin Eugene Kelly From so"o'"S
Money TO tho Anti-Parneilites'
Nsw York BUREAU. RICHMOND IIMks'

IiCu ~ ShAN
AGE. one,
pc was taken sick on May 23d, shortly AFTER
his return from the brick districts Oh n"'"
ensack. where he worked. The meat ne ave
while there is believed 10 have cause"
his disease. Tlaskal was fed on raw nanA-
furters by the foreman OF the DICK s"us'
with whom he boarded. Al,e[ 800 The
Manning made an autopsy. ana lounu -.
muscles of the diaphragm swarmlhS VIII az
sr;china Tlaska's case Is eXactE IKE that o.
Carl Muller and his wife. who died NJ lhe
hospital last month from the same cause
danger or DISEASED MILK.
Tn reports at the Board of Heath 3ince
show that beside, this case and that OF me
%U,ro1s orlv three cases of trichinosis have
occurred in the CITY in ten years. Inc tuln-
INC nm AZ n CITY slaughter-hOuse OF a COW III
fecteA with tuberculosis put the health aulnoif
Ties ON their mettle and brought the WpoiosuD-
iect Of tuberculosis milk 10 inc lIon1 -
frhe cow came from "a herd OF q huhureu
%yastebesfer county. and the boards NettTlnh1
mans were sent up 10 examine IT, 1hey ioun3
no other case. however, tnon the ono I'M
reached the slaughter house. ana 50 rePOIrou'
pscsrt investigations elsewhere. however,
Larse convinced them that the city IS IN great
danger from this Diseased milk. and that lhc
State Board of Health is lax in It's precautions
in the country districts.
prRARRED FROM LANDING.
The Treasury Department has decided tha'
Francis J. Howeiett. who caine 10 TINS coun-
try from England under an Increment WIN
M q w. Enstis. of Washington, d.. ", TO
serve as coachman for him, IS deDarTed Hon
landing under the provisions OF the Alien COLI
tract labor law, a.. ausaoDlv
on board the steamship Servla. one nag
come from Boston with her husOanu any
taken passage TO return nome 10 lreianu'
1Ioory 1tcaose uas the cause OF death.
Secretary Foster. of tie Treasury Depart
mont left here this afternoon on the Old DO
m;nion steamship for Old Point Comfort,
whence he will proceed TO Washington IN
day or two. IL is learned to-day thaI MI
Fosters principal business with the bankers
he saw at the sub-treasury was TO arrange for
the withdrawal of some of the Government
deposits.
DENIED THE APPLICATION.
JUDGE Bartlett. of the Supreme Court, to-
day denied the application TO en]oln Eugene
Kelley. the treasurer of the Irish home-rule
fund raised at the Dillon ana Obrieh meet
ing on November 9Th, from sending The money
10 Archbishop Croke and Justin Mccarthy.
The sum raised was so. 4S0. "a, and OF TINS
SIS. 900 has been sent TO Archbishop CroKe
and Mr.. Mccarthy.
The Judge says that it was apparent that
the real cause OF complaint was not a mlsapcc
propriation of the funds. but the selection OF
Mr.. Mccarthy instead of Mr.. Parnell as the
distributing agent, and that the defendant
acted under the instruction OF the committee
and denies tho application for a preliminary
Injunction with $40 costs.
OFF on A LONG oUBNEY.
This afternoon n little steamer left the foot
of Baltimore street, Brooklyn, on a long l0ur-
ney. Tho name of the vessel was the IKE
and she was chartered to convey the Heilprin
and Peary expedition, sent out by the Phla-
delphia Academy Of Natural Sciences, TO
Greenland. The Kite is an odd-lOoklng vessel.
She is a full-rigged barkentine, with a queer
kind of smoke-stack Il little forward
of the rudder. Her appearance III the
harhor created quite n sensation among sea-
faring men. She is commanded by Captain
John PIXIE. "a quaint old Arctic skipper. Yho
had some frigid experiences with Lieutenant
Greedy. There is very little in connection
with icebergs, iceioes and lcebhnAs that no
doesn't know. The Kite is a staunch little
vessel and shaped so that If nipped by the ICE
fields she is expected 10 rise Just about as the
inside Of a grape energies when the SIKH j.
pressed. She is $50 tons register. Her pro
peller can be hauled up and and slowed away.
DEATH OF AN AGED MAN.
Nathaniel Smith, the oldest resident on
Long Island, was buried to-day from the resi-
deuce of Mr.. George Noon, at Hampstead.
Mr.. Smith was born at Iwetie ho9k, nov
Uniondale, January z. 1890, and lived undeT
the administration of every President OF the
United States from Washington TO the pres
ent time. He served in the army during the
war of 1912 IN the company OF CaptalI
Thomas freddie. From 1870 he drew a pen.
sion for this service of S24 quarterly. lie was
sWhig. and then II Democrat. When Cleye'
land ran for President IN 1889 no voted ioi
him, being carried TO the polls on a streJcher
BORN WITHOUT EYES.
Mrs. Adolph Fucker. the wife of a jour
newman tailor, living at No. 22S Stauntor
street. this city, gave birth TO a child recently
which has no eyes. The detOrmlty was moi
noticed until the baby was several days old
The mother took il TO the Eye lnfrmary OIL
Thirteenth street, when it was discovered
that there was an imperfectly formed eyebai
in the left socket. but nothing bearing tn
slightest resemblance 10 an eye IN the rlgh
socket. The baby IS perfect with the eScep
ton of its eyes. 1t is of average size, AM
seems TO be bright and healthy.
coLLEGE-BRED GIRLS.
Substitute teachers in the New York school
will hereafter receive 1925 Il day. A woman
who can curl feathers. iron clothes or scrul
painted woodwork can get that amount with
out spending four years in Normal College.
Speaking of college-bred girls, Miss Sara
b. Elliot. author of Jerry" which ran II
Scribner's, is a Southern woman who was edu
Gated in her fathers library. Mrs. Burto
Harrison received the same sort of schooling
SO did Amelie Riyes-C hanler and Mrs. Va
Rensselaer, Cruger. women of social an
financial success who hold the community O
college rain women in defiance. TIL
daughters of Colonel l~ngersOl never entere
q school OF church in their lives.
GEORGE WISE FOR CLEVELAND.
Before leaving for California Congressma
George ID. Wise. of Virginia, who was IN tow
since the Decoration-day ceremonies, was IN
terviewed as to his opinion on the comm
presidential campaign. He said:
Il am for Cleveland for the next President
because / think he can carry the country an
because he is q safe and honest man. | be
lieve that Virginia is for him. too. He CAV
us a satisfactory administration once. and
think that the people are disposed 10 trus
him again. ! think that Virginia will send
Cleveland delegation to the next convention
The Farmers Alliance will vote with tn
Democrats rather than as a third party.
believe Congress will pass a Free Coinage bi
at the next session and send 1t TO the Presi
dent for approval or possibly veto.
1T would not be wise TO let sectional line
enter into the next contest for Speakership O
the House. Personally. l would as soon yot
for a man from the North or West RS for
Southern man. Crisp. Mills, NcMillin an,
Springer are candidates for the place, accord
ing TO current reports. Any one of then
would be available and competent. tn
North is more inclined 10 raise the %sectiona
issue on this question than the South is,