The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Mr.. GOULD'S MIND IMPAIRED.
BellsIed That The Great Wall-Strest hanip-
ulator Has Made His Last Coup.
SHIP FROM NEWPORT NEWS DISABLED.
Shs rnebueIxia. Loaded with Flour and
Cattle, In Distress--Goid Still Coming
New York News OF Interest.
Nrw YORK BUREAU. RICHMOND I1Mrs'

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The more Wall street discusses Mr.. Gould 8
mental and physical condition the moro GER
tain IL grows that the great Wall-street ma
nipulator has made his last coup. lie has
bsen a weak man physically for years. a.
sverv one knew. and obliged to take extend
ed periods of rest That his mental powers
were falling has not generally been sus-
pected until the real story OF tho
Missouri Pacific directors meeting be-
gan to leak out Those who
were there declare that he broke completely
down and gave up the attempt 70 explain ms
position. finally leaving the meeting IN state
of nervous prostration. He himself sees now
the necessity of permanent withdrawal from
the excitement of the market. u Is salo DO
has consented 10 take not only a long rest
but an extended trip OF several months, II nov
afuu year
YosEIGy GOLD STILL COMING.
The stream Of gold from Europe is flowing
steadily this way. The receipts have been so
large up TO date as 10 practically onset tne
drain OF money TO the West and South.
Total 90 far arrived. 81 100 0O0 while &c, 625,OOO
more Is now on IFS way to this port.
THE PIC IRON MARKET.
Sales OF pig iron booked here during the
week by the leading agencies OF the furnaces
North, South and Central reached about H.
bul tons. OF which fully 5000 tons were on
account OF the Western Central and South
ern furnaces. -,
to be better, inasmuch as the inquiry has IN
creased. One of the leading agents says
whereas some weeks ago we had to chase
around 10 find customers the customers now
seem 10 be chasing us.
There has been no change in prices worth
- I,,f hnl "a
improved business is reported from flttsourg
and Philadelphia IN nearly ali IRONS.
AsrTAMER IN DISTRESS.
The steamship Inchuelyis, which left New
mort News for London last Tuesday, with a
cargo of -four in bags and other merchandise
and 125 head of cattle. put into this port to-
dav IN distress. Thirty hours after she left
Newport News her water tanks were emptied
of their contents. The steamer encountered
no bad weather but it was rumored on the
Maritime Exchange to-day that there
was some kind of mutiny on the
vessel which led TO the leakage.
Rumor came TO the mariners along shore
that Captain Stuart made himself very un-
comfortable TO his men, and that In cOnse-
ouence they feared 20 make the journey
across the ocean with him Captain Stuart
admitted that his vessel was disabled and that
he had 70 put in here for repairs. The cattle
on the steamer were IN pltiable condition
when she entered port to-day: They had
been without water for two days, and all
seemed feverish from sea-sickness and want
of food.
THE ATLANTA ARRIVES.
The Atlanta arrived at the maynard this
morning aud il was stated that she and the
Boston had received orders to proceed to
Chill after the Yorktown, which is now taking
on powder at Fort Wadsworth, and will sail
Saturday.
POUND NO INDICTMENTS.
The grand jury have made a presentment
respecting their investigation of the Park
Place disaster, in which they say that the
evidence taken by them does not. in their
Judgment, establish the criminal negligence
Of any person or persons beyond a reasonable
doubt and therefore they have not found any
indictment.