The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

Items of Interest Gathered from Our Ex-
changes of Yesterday.

changes OF Yesterday.
Jeremiah Goldstein's store at 2 Baxter street
was Quilted Of the stock of clothing early yes
terday. morning. Creditors pounced upon
the store and took away everything they
could find. Lawyer Jacobs said that Gold
STEMS liabilities would amount to $4s.O 900 and
the stock which was replevined had been
valued at $l5, 200. This estimate of liabilities
was considered high. but Mr.. Joseph ex-
planned it by saying that Goldstein had done
q wholesale as well as retail business. The
store is a small one.
The sheriff yesterday sold out the stock of
Joseph Beno. cloak manufacturer at 32s
Church street. and of Joachim Baas, liquor
saloon at 70 South street.
BENJAMIN Simon. dealer in ostrich feathers
at II Bond street. made an assignment yester-
day to Julian Il. Shope, giving preferences
for 50, 450 as follows; George Silvia a Co,
1.000; Rose Simons. 1880. Virginia Picaut,
s600.
The sheriff yesterday received An exeeu-
tion for : {. 1880 against Jacob H.. Casselberry,
.vice-president of the II. G.. Allen Company,
books, at TAI Broadway. in favor of Julia i.
Warren. The Judgment was against Mr.. Cas-
selberry individually.
FLIGHT LED TO DISCOVERY.
The sin which was confessed by Thomas II.
Stout. u trusted employee of the Stock tx
change firm of Kennett. Hopkins a Co. at
~ ~ ~ NAtA IC Sdlltu q IlIOD6
about the middle of September. came To
light yesterday. The man has been proved To
be- defaulter. and no idea of the extent of
his populations from his employees could be
obtained yesterday. The circumstance are
such "a TO suggest the possibility Of other
manipulation OF accounts than that discover
cd. AT present it is estimated that his thefts
are about SAC, 900.
TOOK POISON IN A RAILWAY DEPOT.
Mrs. Jane Cobben tried to commit suicide
last evening at the Broad-street station OF the
Morris and Essex railroad at Newark by
taking a dose of laudanum. She was accom-
panied by her elght-year-old daughter.
The woman alighted from a tram and went
into the waltlpg-room She then took a vial
from her pocket and drank the contents. As
she fell back into a seat her daughter called
Special Pol Mcdonald. VINO had the
woman removed to the Second Precinct sta
tlon. DR.. Clark said she had evidently swal-
lowed some laudanum and she vomited. and
that probably saved her life.
She was taken to the City Hospital later on
and the phys clans there said the woman was
suffering from alcoholism.
RACER EVEN IN CYCLONE WEATHER..
The White Star steamship Teutonic. holder
OF the ocean crossing record. was ~undauuted
by the tempests that made other liners one
and two DAYS late. She got in yesterday alter
noon. six days sx hours AMI forty-seven min
u tAOiL y uCtHotONus THIS Is IA me run for
the cyclone season. She brought 40 cabin
and S9S steerage passengers.
Inc Saale OF the North German Ilovd line
was forty eight hours behind her usual time.
Her machinery was twice slightly disabled by
the action OF the rough seas.
Thu steamer City of Washington. from Ha-
yana, encountered 3 hurricane on Saturday
last. IL lasted sixty hours. She shipped
tons OF green water and her passengers were
all pretty sick. She was not damaged. how
ever, and nobody was hurt.
TRACING rHE OWNERSHIP OF sMUGoLED GOWNS.
Surveyor Lyons men and the employees in
the seizure room in the eustom-house ascer-
tanned yesterday that the twenty three Paris
gowns brought IN on the steamship La Bre-
tagne on Monday in trunks with the initials
WIN. were intended Tor Madame Connolly.
the dressmaker at 1871 lifth avenue. Indeed
II was SAID that the name Connolly is on one
OF the trunks. w. NJ " is thought TO be- a
aicswoman for Madame Connolly. The
gowns will be appraised to-day. 1t was yary
broadly limited that the surveyor will take
steps 10 bring those interestedlin the gowns be-
lore United States District Attorney Mitchell. |
AsrRAIcHT-JAcKEr UNpEA HIS SHAWL.
A burly Italian with a shawl pinned around
MS neck created considerable excite cent IN
burberry street yesterday q ternoon by mn
ning up aho down, yelling and Swapping AT
passers by: Policeman Dolan arrested b;m~
and found that under the shaw he wa LIN,
strsight-laoket A woman who said she was b;s
VIE calico At the Ionbs Court in the after
noon and said that the man was Anton,o
nstpfno. a harp player. Of ~ Mulberry street
he had escaped fr 10 an institution in Proot
Bellevue Hospital. Ia" W
NEW BIRDS ron THE PARK MEsAorn1r.
Two of South Americas rarest birds tbs
ksllow;bfea'te toucan, were added to the
~. 1o..t.d 20 ovIseuGn Yesterday. They