The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
NEW YORK NEWS.

Items OF Interest Gathered from Our Ex.
changes of Yesterday.
Professor John w. H. Carroll shot himself
in the head at his home, 60 east One-hundred
and fifth street, yesterday morning.
Mr.. Carrolps health had been failing for four
years. A year ago he knew he had consump
ton, but did not give up hope of recovery
On Monday he asked bis physician to tel
him his exact condition. The physician said
he might not live month. This convinced
the invalid that his case was hopeless. and lie
was very Respondent.
Yesterday morning at about IL o'clock he
retired to his bedroom. His wife aud her aunt
who we're in the adjoining room. heard shot
Mrs. Carroll hurried into the room and found
her husband dead on the bed with bullet
wound in his head.
The hopeless condition of his health is the
only reason he had for the act his relatives
say. He had no reason to worry about his
financial affairs. and his domestic relations
were happy.
MARRIED TO GIVE HER HIS MONEY.
Ex-Surrogste George d. G. Moore, of Essex
county, died yesterday at his home, 33 Park
Btreet. Newark. one week after his second
marriage. He was seventy five wears old and
was born at Caldwell. n. j. His father was
lands father was pastor. George ID. q. Moore
went to Wisconsin after being graduated from
Union College, and he was a member of the
Wisconsin Senate from 1919 TO o5l. In 50
he returned to New Jersey. and in 1869 was
elected surrogate Of Essex. He held this
place for ten years.
He married Miss Mary Fitch of Providence.
last week at his residence, He was quite i'll
ut tho time and believed that he was going to
die. He had TO be carried from his tempo
fary boarding house across the street to his
home. He met Miss Fitch. who is compare
walx a at al. l.
year, and before the wedding he made will
bequeathing her all his property. estimated to
DO worth $4,000. His first wife died three
years ago.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The sheriff yesterday received an execution
against Joseph Cru. dealer in hats and caps
ut 446 Grand street, in favor of Bertha Zolin-
sky for $l,2l7. When the sheriff went TO
make the levy he learned that Mr.. Cru had
sold out.
Deputy Sheriff Heinberger received an exc
cution for Ss77 against Esther Meyer. dealer
In hats at Cortlandt street in favor of Rena
Solomon. but found that Mrs. Meyer had sold
out.
Louis and Charles Kronthal (Kronthal
brothers,, wholesale dealers in ribbons at 3l4
Church street, made All assignment yesterday
70 Abraham 3. Jessurun, giving preferences
for 5000
The sheriff received yesterday an execution
tW VI. ooi against trDdu brOtner5 restaurant
at IS Nassau street in favor of A. nj. Eglinger
Deputy-Sheri1 Fox received yesterday an
execution for Sl,6i9 against Gnu Fong, Ju
Poy. Mon Lee Flung Wing. Cling Goss, Fung
Bore. Wing Mon. Goss Lin, Get Kow, hin
You, Nei 10 and All Wah, of Mott street, in
favor Of Emily q. Stevens
1.-THE Hardwicke d Ware Manufacturing
Company, plumbers and manufacturers. But
falo. applied TO the Supreme Court of that
city yesterday for receiver and dissolution Of
partnership. The liabilities are placed at
tlo0.oO0 and the assets at considerably less.
HE'LL BIZ BACK IN TIME TO VOTE.
Paddy Murphy Is an old Island rounder.
His face is very familiar in Essex Market
court, and his experience with police justices
ia remarkably wide. Yesterday he was nm
again before Justice Duffy.
Why, Patrick, are you here again ~ said
the Justice; Il thought your last 'sixer,
would cure you for time"
Politics, your Honor, politics will ruin me
vet; ! can't stand election time.n
'How's thatY'
well. you see the politicians want NV in.
hooence. They infoosncs me with LIQUOR to
get it." ~
Il see" said the Justice. "Ten days will
save your life."
oh your Honor. they need me; make it
Eve"
IN split the difference. How viii seven
Thanks. your Honor. I'll b. in good train