The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

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


changes of Yesterday.
The creditors Of Christian Andersen. build
or, are eagerly waiting for the result Of the
foreclosure sale of the Cstskill fats at the
southeast corner of Eighth avenue and One
Hundred and Twenty sixth street. on Friday,
October 23d, by ID. y. lngraham a Co., at the
Real Estate Exchange. The sale IL on q
mortgage of about g., 900. given TO secure the
contract for the trim furnished to the build
ing. included in which are claims of tho Bank
of Harlem. Twelfth Ward Bank and seven
other creditors.
Isaac Stern, doing business under the style
of Sterns Commission and Export House. at
No 10 Pine street. made an assignment yes
terday to Ascher Osterman. giving preference
for IS. 162. of which 81 62 was TO the Import
ers' and Traders National Bank and $4,000 to
Henry Stern d Co.. of Boston.
Deputy-Sherif Mulvaney has received
two executions aggregaung $3,066. against
Homer j. Beaudet builder, Of kighty-htth
street and the Boulevard-one for II. $50 IN
favor of the Bank of Harlem, and the other
for q. 53G in favor of Charles Mactvoy, but
the sheriffs officers it WAS said yesterday
have been unable to reach Mr.. Beaudet.
Deputy-Sherh Helmberger has received an
attachment for $17 900 against Eaton n. FRS
bic of No. l Broadway, IN favor of George
X. Blanchard.
THE BOSTON READY TO TUT TO SEA.
The cruiser Boston is practically ready TO
start on her three years cruise with the
Pacific squadron. Many of her crew who
had less than two years TO serve have re-
enlisted for the full term Of three years and
those who did not wish to extend the terms
of their enlistments will be transferred TO
vessels of the home squadron and three years
men will take their places Chlet-EuglDeer
H. ID. McEwsn Was detached yesterday and
received two months leave Of absence. and
Chef-Engineer Frederick g. Mexican who
has been IN the Bureau Of Steam Engineering
at Washington for nearly three years. has
been ordered 10 succeed Chief-Eneineer
McEwan. Surgeon W. 5. Dixon has also
been detached from the Bo- ton and received
two months leave. and is 10 be succeeded by
Surgeon A. f. Magruder.
STUCK on THE CAT TEAsEE
cat teaser prevented a burglary last night
In the old Riyes mansion at Washington
place, next door to whele Commodore Van
derbilt used TO live.
The house Is on the post OF Policeman
O'Hara. and he was plscidly going his rounds
about dusk. when he something unusual
on the garden wall OF the Riyes place on the
Mercer street side. The something unusual
proved TO 10 John Kelly. who had tried TO
get into the premises by that route. Once
over the wall lie was prepared TO smash
window with q stone he had in his pocket
He hadn't calculated on the cat teaser on the
wall. and when he got astride OF ii he found
himself anchored to II by the seat OF his
trousers O'Hara got him down with the aid
OF a stepladder.
WANT THE SAILORS PARDONED.
President Samuel Gompers. Of the Ameri-
can Federation %. Labor, and a committee will
call on President Harrison in few days and
ask him to pardon +. W. Clark and George
Miller, who are now ia prison serving life
sentences. Some sixteen years ago these men
were sailors on the American schooner defer
son Borden. bound from New Orleans TO
London.
1t is claimed that the vessel was oyerbur-
dened. undermanned and that the sailors
were cruelty treated. There was a mutiny
the men were fired on and in the struggle two
mates were killed. Miller. Clark and an Eng
lish sailor were arrested for the crime. The
English Government sent their sailor 10 jail
tor ten years. while the Americans were SEN
fenced TO death. but this was committed 10
imprisonment for life by President Grant. IL
l. now thought that the American sailors have
been punished enough, and hence their par
don will be asked for.
ABURGLAR AT TWELVE
Henry Reuter- twelve years old broke into
the house of John Fife on Second avenue,
Elizabeth, shortly after midnight yesterday,
t"HeeShe" ING lOWel apartments Whllo the
family slept ana BE ured a pocket book with
60 IN It. He bought revolver with part of
the money and WAS arrested
This is not Reuters first exploit A few
months ago he stole horse worth 500 from
q Junk dealer and sold il to but her for g. so
and bought ice cream and cigarettes with the
money. The police have learned from him
that he has committed a half dozen rob-
berries during the last few months. He will
10 sent to the Reform School.
BISHOP LoUGHLIS Ill.
Bishop Loughlin, of Brooklyn, is again very
III at the Episcopal residence in Greene
avenue, near Clermont avenue. Brooklyn. aud
physician has been in constant attendance
upon him since last Tuesday.
His failure TO DO present at the Convent Of