The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04
Mr.. GOULD NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.
Russell Sage Says the Reports Concerning
Him Are Cruel and Inhuman.
GROVER CLEVELAND NOW Has An Heir.
An Ex-Socialist Leader Brought Rack from,
Canads-The Minister to Turkey Re-
turns-New York News.
NEW YORK BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES. !
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| Oct. 5, 1871.
Jay Gould did not come to New York to-
day. At his home this morning at Irvington
it was said that Mr.. Gould was taking a
much-needed rest. Mr. Gould will not re-
ceiye visitors. DR.. Mum is preparing state
ment of Mr.. Gould's condition for publica-
ton
Russell Sage, in an interview to-day, said:
This newspaper talk about Mr.. Goud's i'll
ness is cruel and inhuman. Mr.. Gould has
been anything but strong man for the past
three years. The fact is. he has overtaxed
his strength. do not think that he is ser
ously i'll. and he is not half rs bad rs reported;
still he has not got the vim he once possessed
think the Gould boys are wrong in saying
that their father is all right They know that
he is not.
HARD WORKER.
On Mr.. Gould's return from his Western
trip he was in the best of health but he IS
one. OF the hardest workers in New
York. and in this short space Of time he
has exhausted his physical strength He
should do no more than two hours work day,
for he is mau we could not spare. There $
but one Jay Gould. and | doubt if there will
ever be another who can equal him in far
sightedness | only hope that he will hus-
band his strength and come around all right"
BESLAwERs WON THE RACE.
The steamship Benlawers. from China and
Japan, won the race to this country with new
teas. She reached the pier to-day. Her rival,
the Ihundale, has not vet arrived. Both
crafts passed Gibraltar on September 18th.
They bring 5000 tons of new teas.
SOLOMON aIRscH RETURNS.
Solomon Hirsoh. the United States Minis
ter to Turkey, was passenger to-day on the
steamship Fuerst Bismarck Ills family
accompanies him. He will leave for Wash
ington tomorrow, then will 60 to his home
in Oregon. The Minister while here will
endesvor to improve the measures for better
ing the condition of the Jews exiled from
Russia.
II. b. Staven the treasurer of the Mica
ragua Canal Company. came here also. War
ner Miller Is expected on the 10th instant.
Ex-sooIALIsT LEADER ARRESTED.
The ex-socialist leader of the cloak makers,
Jostph Barondez was brought back from Can
ada by his bondsmen. He was arrested as he
was about taking passage on cattle-boat for
Glasgow under the name of Charles Miller.
He was committed to the Tombs.
DR.. McGlynn will resume his talks in
Cooper Union on Sunday. His subject will
be The Pope's Encyclical." This is the
first Anti-Poverty Society meeting of the sea-
son.
ACTIVITY IN THE MAYNARD.
Brooklyn Democratic politicians assert that
the present unusual activity at the navy-yard
is solely due to the impending election, and
that as soon as that is passed very large pro-
portion OF the | 200 " more wOrkmen now
employed will be dismissed, and that the talk
of brilliant naval displays in foreign waters
will be no longer heard.
NO BONDS SOLD.
Norfolk and Western stockholders last
summer subscribed for $4,000 shares Of the
preferred stock at 521f. President Kimball
has placed 200 shares with an English and
Dutch syndicate at a price that netted the
company between 45 and so. The authority
to do so was given at the last annual meet
ing. No bonds have been sold
THE Lx-PREsIDENT HAS AN HEIR.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland has become a
mother. The newcomer in the ex-Presi-
dents family is daughter