The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10
NEW YORK NE us.
Items of Interest from Our Exchanges of
Yesterday.

Items of Interest from Our Exchanges OF
Yesterday.
In "The Cadi" there is one scene where the
principal character counts large pile of
money in bills. Contrary to the usual style OF
stage properties" Manager Floyd has sup
piled Confederate money.
There was iudicrous scene at tho theatre
Yesterday morning. which, however, had Its
pathetic side. Mrs. Williams, woman en-
ployed about the house. found a package of
the money in Mr.. Seabrookes dressing room.
There were $50 bills and e20 bills IN stacks,
and the poor woman was 30 overcome that
she didn't know what to do.
First she hid the money and determined to
whit until the treasurer OF tho theatre came.
Then she pinned it, six bills at time. in her
upderskirt, and when the box Office was
opened she rushed. pale and trembling,
scarcely able TO speak, out of the theatre and
into the lobby.
She banged at the door and rushed in upon
the astonished treasurer.
I've got it," she said. Its safe-more
than q thousand dollars" Her excitement
was SO intense that she burst into tears.
When the truth was told her she wouldn't
believe it and only unpinned the money
from her skirt when Manager Floyd assured
II felt awful sorry" said Mr. Floyd yester-
day. land to save my life l couldn't laugh.
That's the second time that roll has been in
other peoples hands. One man returned il
after stealing it, when he found out his mis-
take-said he took it to take care of. III
warrant 1t disappears for good some day."
WAREHOUSE MEN RroBaASIzr.
The property Of the Brooklyn Water Front
Dry Dock and Warehouse Company was sold
ct the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange yes
terday, under foreclosure proceedings. for the
nominal sum of 81, 600, and was bought in by
the bondholders. The auctioneer WAS Viii
liam Hughes, who was referee of the Legal
proceedings which were instituted by the
Union Trust Company of this city. as trustees
for the bondholders; The REORGANIZATION
committee. appointed by tho bondholders
were represented by their counsel at the sale
The bondholders have formed themselves
into the BROOKLYN Warehouse and Dry Dock
Company, and have elected George g. Her
man president: Thomas r. Cone secretary
and j. Radclin Baldwin, treasurer. This sale
puts the property into their hands. to the OK
clusion OF the stockholders OF the original
company There will be no bonds issncd
upon the property OF the new company
whose capital stock will be about $50 900 In
the near future some one thousand four hun
dred feet OF whsryes will be built by the new
company.
HABEAs CORPUS AND MATRIMoSY.
Mary Farrell. a young woman who was
recently bcut 10 tho mouse or the Good
Shepherd a. a vagrant by Justice Walsh in
the Administered police court BROOKLYN
was brought before Judge Osborne In the
city court yesterday On writ of habeas
corpus obtained by John Laird. District At
torney RidgwAy said as the pair intended to
be married he would not OBJ Get TO the release
of Mary. The couple left the court in tie
custody OF deputy sheriff and were married
upon dispensation from Bishop Loughlin.
Mary was subsequently discharged by the
court.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Deputy Sheriff McGinnis yesterday received
an execution tor $l2,Uo6 against the Some
born Rubber Comb and Novelty Company.
formerly at IL White street and at Morris
vile. Pa. IN favor OF W. T.. Zabriskie. on
promissOry notes
Alfred Poulter heating engineer at 2s4
Water street, made an assignment yesterday
70 ". 81: Mackay, giving preference of &400
to the Richardson 4 Boynton Company.
The following receivers have been appoint
Cd Herman Ridder, for Siegmund I. Never
Son. real estate operators ut A Broadway.
On the application OF W. n. Coier George A.
Stearns, for Frederick Provost. dealer in man
tells, tiles. DC, at east Seventeenth street. on
the application OF e. A. Provost: A. Gale la.
for Nicola and Luciano Carifi barbors. for
merry ut 77e Ninth avenue. on the application
Of A. Gslslls.
BRIO IN DISTRESS
The brig Henry B. Cleaves, from Turks
Island. with cargo of salt for Providence.
II. l., put into this port Yesterday in di.tress
On September 18th. OF Hattsras. she encoun-
tered hurricane from east-northeast accom-
panied with heavy cross-seas. Her foretop-
mast and forsyard were carried avav and
che lost and split sails, besides receiving other
DAMAGE. She will be repaired here aud viii
then 90 on her way -
THEY wAEgAD GOOD FOOD, NOT BLOOD.
The purssr Of the steamship Maasdsm
brought to the Barge Oboe yesterday two
miid-l9oklnR Italisns, Antonio Civali and
Aristid: sirona. and turned them over 20
General 0'Bsirns They had been in irons
torseveral days. The .purssr said the Italians
were Anarchists. and were preaching the
passenger whom they were arrested and put