The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-08

Interesting Happenings In and About New
York Yesterday.

York Yesterday.
Russell Sage does not feel as clipper as he
thought he did. His grit has suffered no col
lapse, but the shock to his nerves begins to
show itself Ii IS not serious though. lie
got along very well with the explosion. but
Fridays and Saturdays sympathlZing calls
upon him were so exhaustng that yesterday
the patient was secluded.
Mr. Van Setback. of Washington SQUARE
was allowed in the morning 10 90 in and
shake hands. If he would come right out. but
the afternoon callers had 10 be content with
cards and questions.
Russell Sage DR. received visitors. for Mrs
Sage. too, was indisposed. The excitement
had subsidized enough late Saturday night to
allow reaction. and 50 the mlllionaire's wife
sought retirement
Mr. Sage still has his hand bandaced and
remains III bed lie sat up for "a short time
yesterday morning and read the newspapers
He Is becoming more docile patient than he
was the first day. when he declared that the
next morning would find him down town.
lie is now quite willing TO heed Dr. NUNS
advice and keep quiet at home for several
days.
lie is so glad to see his friends that # he
hears they are IN the house he demands their
presence. SO Yesterday pains were taken TO
keep HIM IN ignorance of the calls There is
the utmost infOrmalty IN the reception of
people at this tlith-avenue home
NO IDENTIFICATION AT THE MoRGUF.
Hundreds of people called at the morrue
yesterday TO see the head of the bomb
thrower. Most of them were impelled by
nothing but morbid curiosity but they tried
ali sorts of preteNts for satisfying their un-
healthy craving. 1t was an unpleasant thing
to find that many OF the visitors were women
No identification was made, although three
separate people thought they recognized the
features. But IN each case. though the iden.
filters declared that they were positive. Do
hcemen who investigated the matter found
there was no foundation for their statements
Ii would not he an easy matter TO recOnuile
the fact now, since the head has been put in
glass ar containing alcohol as the LIQUID
and the glass make the lace look distorted.
Only those are allowed to see it who are
really trying 20 identity II.
wAsHNGroN's OLD uzADQrAErms.
The old Arnold Tavern. removed some
years ago from the square 10 its present site
on Mount hemble avenue M0rrIstown. and
occupied by General Washington in l777. will
be converted into a hospital kev Dean
Flynn, rector of II. Aiary's parish. and Rev
Father Brady, of Sussex county. have bought
the property and number of Gray Nuns
Will manage tho new institution. The price
paid was $500. Dean Flynn's parshiSncrs
promptly subscribed 3i,yA towards the
purchasing price. lt VIII Do hospital Tor
the sick aud poor OF all races and creeds. The
adjoining county of Sussex is embraced in
the territory covered
The Gray Nuns are from the Montreal /
General Hospital the Mother-lIouse Oh the /
Sisters Of Charity.
Very Rev. Dean Flynn is ono of the most /
popular priests in tho State. Before coming
To MoTristown he Wa chancellor of the do
cese OF Newark During the war no enlisted |
n a drummer-boy Before its close he he
came corporal and was known os tho
Youngest corporal ia the Federal army Ue
Is admired and respected by all. irrespective
OF creed
CYRUS W. WfIp LEAvYs HIS ROOM.
Cyrus W. Field felt so much bettor vae
teraay AFTERNOON that he got up ana left bia
room Tor a short time. HE walked up and
Gown the hallway OF the floor ON which bie
Sleeping room Is several times but immedi
Stey aiterward was compoIe1 TO refnrn =,
MS oed again. The leaving oil his room, w.,
against The advice OF h. physician TIe cw
eiu'n OF getting up aud wsllina o,,,,,o1
Pioeou 700 inuch Tor hun. and ho NAV be
days ""' % lutee moro
when the doctor called last eveni,o b..
1919 n's patent resting easily and he feels
certain that no serious results will foiio,., .Ie
inrudeht move on tho part of NJ, t;.I ~
hDs2lute quiet DIR. Fuller saws "a 49, NJ NJ
Iieia requires for several DAYS a,i - - !
VIII 90 able 10 leave his room will, 40 80. 40
himself any harm. "''Noul DONG
Mrs lindley did not pass a corofo...,,,
DAY yesterday She suffered cona.s 1' 80 |
s"'a "u''ng TIE afternoon. She has taken NO |