The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
THEIR PROPERTY ATTACHED.
Hey and SpoOner, Late Of the Express
Company, Likely to be Arrested.
THE CEORGIANS AFTER GOVERNOR HILL
Mr.. Aonev. the Tobacconist, Killed Himself.
Bishop Loughiin n Priest Tor '"''
ono Ycars-Money Movements
NEW YORK BUREAU RIcHMoNp LINES

NEW YORK BUREAU RICHMOND LINES
Oct. II. 1891.
At the Office of the Adams Express Com
many this afternoon il was learned that all
the property. both real and personal, owned
or in the name OF John Hoey. the deposed
president. IN this State and in New Jersey has
been attached. Similarly oil the property,
both real and personal. owned by Clspp
Spooner, the ex-vice- president Of the Adams
Express Company. has been attached.
Il is expected that orders of arrest
will at once follow The attachment OF all
Mr. Hoey's property IL likely 10 cause some
complications. "a well as annoyance 20 num-
srous financial institutions. Hoey has re-
Aligned his place a. manager OF the express
company. and il has been accepted.
AGNEw WAS A SUICIDE.
Alexander Mcleod Agnew. the wealthy phi
lanthropst and tobacco merchant. was a SUI
eide. He shot himself in the bead with a.
calbre pistol in his bedroom. The facts were
withheld Yesterday ont of regard Tor the ieeI-
ings OF those who survive him. lie SHOT MN
self standing in front of the mirror so rs 10
insure direct aim. Mr. AGnew was a martyr
10 hypochondria and want OF slcep. Ills es-
tate is valued at 800, 600.
AFrER GOVERNOR HILL.
Under the guidance OF General McEwen, OF
the Governors staff the committee appointed
by the city of Atlanta TO escort GOyernor
Hill to that place. lett here Tor Albany 10
night and will come back tomorrow with
Governor Hill The party sets out tomorrow
night for Richmond Headed 10y General John
Il. Gordon they called in body at the Demo
cratic headquarters 10 pay Their respects; ihey
'are all hoping for the success OF the Demo
cratic State ticket in New York. and express
ed themselves as having warm pace IN their
hearts for Tammany Hall They remember
Tammany's graceful tribute III giving .5OO to-
ward the Henry W. Grady monument fund
A PRIEST TIrTY-oNE YEARS.
Tomorrow the venerable John Loughlin,
bishop of the diocese Of Brooklyn will COM
memorate the fifty-frst anniversary of his
ordination as priest. Bishop LOughhn Is
to-day q remarkab y well preserved. energetic
man. simple in his tastes. modest in his per-
sonal requirements and of good health, con-
sidering his age, which is sevcntysix years
SEAMAN DIE.
Frank Craven James tho seaman appren-
tice of the cruiser Atlanta. who so badly
burned by the explosion on that ship while at
sea last Monday died last night at tie Naval
Hospital The other seamen injured by the
explosion are doing well and vii. probably all
recover.
MONEY MOVEMENTS.
The Commercial Bulletin says that fifteen
banks this week received from the interior
Ss9l 900. and shipped a. 749, 900, loss OF
81 .s57. 900 OF the shipments, about 40 per
cent. were 10 the West and 80 per cent. 10
the South. The Western demand has proved
somewhat smaller than the estimates. and 1t
is believed that the Southern demand will
not be as large as was indicated by the in
quires for money this week. Leading ex-
press companies are depositing here about
$4,000 day.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
As an instance of the eagerness of the Re-
publican managers TO win this year. it may
be cited that there arc now about $500 men
at work in the Brooklyn nayy-yard. The
normal force is usually about 800.
AS the week closes there is great confidence
at the Democratic headquarters AT the outlook
for a sweeping victory for the State ticket.
Mr.. Cleveland is the hero of the hour for com
ing out 30 strongly in its favor.