The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
NEWS NOTES or INTEREST.

died at Cambridge. in that State, FRIDAY
evening aged sixty-twO. Judge GoldsbOr
ough lad been in bad health Tor a number o
years.
A panther has been prowling around The
Bayles nursery, IN tho extreme southern par
Of 81. Louis. for more than o week. Sheer
and young calves have been disappearing
Three Of the city's deer at Corondeiet Parh
we're killed. Traps have been set TOR the
animal
Professor Eben Horsford. Of Harvard Uni
versity has convinced himself that ne has
found the exact spot on which Lief Erickson
set up house in Cambridge, Mass, IN the
year 1000. and has asked the authorities %
that city for permission to fence IL IN. The
plot is near the Cambridge Hospital.
Senator German stated Friday morning
that the national committee would meet IN
| New York some time between July 10th and
goth TO prepare for the campaign. IL was re-
| ported that Mr.. Harrity, OF pennsylvania,
would be a candidate for the chaIrmanship.
Mr.. Quincy, OF Massachusetts, has also been
talked Of
II was reported in Chicago Friday that
| Judge Gresham has had an interview at his
/ home with committee OF Third Party men,
and on being urged 70 become the presidential
candidate of that party, intimated that 1t was
| his duty 20 make the sacrifice The Judge
went TO indianapolis the same afternoon.
| During the next few weeks Receiver Yard
/ ley, OF the defunct Keystone Bank. OF Phila-
/ delphia. will be busy paying out 20 the de-
| pOsltOrs the first dividend which will amount
% S2o0.0OO. The total liabilities are now
/ Zoo, 600. and 10 Is probable that there Will
| be no more dividends, IS every effort has al
! ready been made to realize on the few assets
OF the broken bank.
! At Holland Patent. near Utica. n. y. Mr.
| Cleyelands old home. the citizens generally
| turned out Friday night and had a ceie bratlOn
| in honor OF his denomination. CannOns were
| fired and music. fireworks and serenades
filed out the evening. Miss Rose Elizabeth
| Cleveland Is travelling IN Europe. but those
| in charge Of her residence. The Weeds"
/ illuminated tho building ia honor OF the occa-
sion.
Mrs Della T. s. Parnell mother Of the late
Charles Stewart Parnell, arrived IN New York
Friday on the steamship Germsnic. She
stated il as her belief that a strong
reaction was setting in among the Irish
people in favor of the principles maintained
by her son. But she feared that lack OK money
would prevent the Parnellites from cOntesting
some seats IN the coming election which they
might DO able 10 carry.
Early Friday morning fire was discovered
IN the office of the chief engineer OF the Cen
eral Electric Company, on the eighth floor OF
the Edison building. Nos ~ and "a Broad
a
pers and documents We're destroyed and the
room and its furniture were utterly wrecked
This Is the second FIRE that has taken place
in the Edison building within the last week.
IL is said that the fires had the appearance OF
being of incendiary origin. A thorough in
yestigatiOn will be made.
Ex-senator ingalls,, OF Kansas arrived in
Washington Friday afternoon. After spend
ing few hours with his wife who had pre-
coded him "A few dnys. and with his daughter.
who has lust graduated with high honors
from the Academy OF Visitation Georgetown.
he left for New ork whence be sails to-day
for Europe. where be will spend few months.
The ex-senator will return, however. in time
to take part in the fall campaign.
A State silver convention. composed Of 200
delegates, representing every county was held
at Reno, New. Friday Three presidential
electors were nominated % cast, II elected,
the electoral vote OF the State for some man
pledged 10 the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver Seven thousand voters IN the State
have signed pledge T. vote only on that
line. Neyada's total vote IN 1888 was 1880.
During the session George W. Cassidy. once
q congressman, and the Democratic nominee
for Congress, fell dead at the close OF Il
speech.
Edwin J. Ryan. Of Washington. the alb
sconding United States Express Office
clerk. has not been found. lie got
ported. The money was in two packages,
one consigned by the National Bank of the
Republic OF Washington to the Hanover Ma
tional Bank of New York city containing
sos 900. the other from the Second National
Bank of Washington 10 the Girard National
Bank Of Philadelphia containing $4,000.
The money has been paid by the express COM
pany 20 the banks.
Senator Allen. of Washington. has received
from the Secretary Of the Treasury mag
nihcent gold medal. TO be transmitted 20 Mrs.
Martha White OF Washington State. for res
cuing three shipwrecked sailors Of the British
ship ferudale. Engraved IN a circle around
the face OF the medal are the words. Ia tes-
timony Of heroic deeds in rescuing three men
from drowning On the reverse side Of the
medal is the inscription: United states OF
America Act of Congress, juno 20, 1874
The thoroughbred Australian stallion Ida
lium has been bought Dy AdOlph Is. Spreck-
els of San Francisco, son ~ the sugar mill
lionaire. and Is reported 10 have paid $4,000
for the horse. Idalium is a full brother 70 Sir
Modred aud CheyIot. being by Iraducer out
of Idalia. by CambuscAn. The horse comes
from a family that has Won more noted races
than any other IN Australia. He represents a
combination Of breeding that possesses stam-
ina speed and endurance. and corresponds 20
Longtellow of the American turf. Spreckeis
is said 10 be ambitious 10 breed thoroughbred
that will bring credit 20 the state He has
practically unlimited means as his father re-
Gently gave him $1,000 900 as his share Of
the profits in the Philadelphia refinery deal
IN which Dir. Spreckels muctad tho Sugar
Trust Spreckels has a magnificent stock
farm 50 Aptos, near Santa Cruz.
Malcolm Ford. of Brooklyn, tho well-known
amateur athlete, who held the al-rOund
championship OF America for the years So
20 58 and 's9. and who has also won hume
rous trophies and hOnOrs IA various special
contests was married on wednesday after
noon 20 Miss Janet Wilhemina Graves. a
daughter Of the late Robert Graves, OF Brook
Ign. The ceremony took place ~ the home
Of the brides brother Robert Graves. AZ
Iryingt0n- on-the- Hudson. The brides TWO
sisters the Misses Marie Il. and Emma H.
Graves were maid Of honor and bridesmaid.
Mr. W. c. Ford. brother Of the bridegroom.
was best man. Mr.. Leor Graves aud Mr.
Paul l. Ford were the ushers. The Rev. DR..
Chauncey Is. Brewster of Grace church.
Brooklyn Heights. performed the ceremony.
On account of his fondness for athletics
Malcolm Ford was disinherited by bis father.
An equal settlement has been insisted on by
the other heirs, however. 80 that he will
eventually receive his portion
Miss Calhoun. one Of the most expert money
handlers IN the Treasury Department at
Washington, has the remarkable record Of
counting 5000 coins ia a single day. each |
coin passing through her hands and SO deli
cate has her sense of touch become that
should there DO aeoHnterfeit coin IN tho lot