The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-17

Items OF Interest From Onr Exchanges Of
Yesterday.

Items OF Interest From Orr Exchanges OF
Yesterday.
United States Marshal Jacobus fled yostsr-
day with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court a return TO the process issued on
September 1st in the admiralty suit brought
by Frederick w Vanderbilt 70 regain posses
sion of his yacht, the COnquerOr. seized by
customs officers to enforce the payment of
duties amounting TO $50. 900. The marshal
declares that his deputy went aboard the
yacht on September I'd and served a notice of
attachment on the yacht Is first officer There
alter the deputy boarded tho yncbt daily IN
Ill Friday last. Then the customs officer
wouldn't let the deputy aboard.
Counsel for Mr. Vanderbilt argued yester-
day afternoon on the motion 10 bond the
yacht before Judge Benedict. Dstrct-At-
torney Mitchell appeared for the collector.
Judge Benedict gave the lawyers until to-day
e. file briefs Decision III the case probably
will be made next week.
TmcHN0sIs KILLED HER.
Anna Hohenforst. eighteen wears old, who
lived with her uncle Albert Sturken, at No.
29G Washington street. Hoboken, was buried
yesterday. Death WAS due % trichinosis.
This Drs. Atwell. Fisher and kudlich agree
upon. The young woman arrived III this
country about six months ago and made her
home with her uncle's family. She was
healthy robust young woman. she assisted
great deal Of the time in the kitchen.
FUNERAL OF THE MARQUIS DE cHAMBRUN.
Low mass WAS said at the funeral Of the
Marquis Go Chambrun yesterday morning 40
he French Roman Catholic church Of ST
Vincent de Paul. IL west Twenty third
street. the pastor, the Rev. CASTOR
Septler, officiating. The body was brought
70 the church at II O'Clock, attend
ell by the Marquise and her three Sons,
and also number of friends of the Marquis
among whom were NJ Roustan the French
Minister at Washington; Paul d'Abzac. the
French Consul General; Comte D'Auxy, and
DR.. de plasse. The body viii be placed in
receiving vault until Saturday. when it will
be taken TO France and buried at MarveJols,
IN the Department OF Lozero. the birthplace
and home OF the Marquis dc ChambruD.
BARmcADINa scHooL-Housr.
The Fifth-ward school house in Long Island
City is III an unheathful condition. owing 10
the neglect of the city officials 10 connect 1t
with sewer Edward Rooney. a school trus-
tee, went 80 the school house on Monday
night and barricaded the doors and windows
In order 10 prevent any one from entering
yesterday morning. But when Principal
DemOrest with histeachers and pupils arrived
they at once demolished the distractions
erected to prevent their entrance. The yari-
Gus classes were soon IL working order and
pursued the routine Of their work as usual.
DANCING FOR A ROOSTER.
An interesting feature ut the Canstattsr
Volksfest in Suffers Harlem River Park yes
terdsy afternoon was the chase capture and
subsequent killing of ewild hare by seven
members Of the yerein. III representation Of
tho legend Of the Seven Suabians
II afforded much amusement for the crowds
of people which hocked % the place When
the hare was captured a chorus of drums,
trumpets and horns began. The chase will
Do repeated this afternoon.
There WAS display of fireworks III the park
IN the evening the programme concluding
with u rooster dance, in which the dancers
make amusing endeavors to knock down a
glass OF water on the top of tall post This
Is done by the man lifting his fair partner into
the All until her head touches the glass. The
successful pair Is awarded two roOsters.
An Aldermen's meeting at Boppeltengen"
and The Gods ia Olympus were performed
in tho afternoon. The programme also in
Guided production OF Schillors Song OF the
Bell" III tabiesux ylyants with accompani-
ments by members of the yeroin and tho
Geistinger double quartet under the leader-
bblp OF Otto Meyer.
MISS HAkGOUs MARRIED..
Miss Sslie Jeanette hsrgous, tho beautiful