The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
u.1m., .robi. Rogers and all Of tho
Hart lyman n,f from the year "a down.

.nnsesy nrsduates from the year '
nv,rR AFTER BrcHLoRipk'
.os.,biity that DR.. Kelley, o, o.
inete isapJd fame, may be caiieo uponso
sInlsin in court the secre'S
drunkenness. r.,,a Yesterday, the father
saw M Irapie who died of acute mania
OF waiter asylum at Poughkeepsie iast
IN the in1.,s asserted that the cause OF
friday .sness and death was the treatment
twb;cn be WAS subjected whiie al III
70 r.,s institute at White Plains. n. }.
heg'gv ave heard" said Mr.. carlo to q reporter
.uordav that others OF Keeleys pauen,S
have been affected in a manner similar vm,
son know nothing positive IN regaru W sni'i
/ however. If it should prove true IL "ou'u
make my case stronger.
~ have not vet decided TO institute pro-
! ceedings against DR.. Kelley. though in"'o
been thinking the matter over"
COLONEL SHEPARD AND THE POLICE.
Colonel Elliott F. Shepard has not yet
made any formal reply 10 the police com
missioners who on Tuesday passed a resolu-
ton demanding that the charges IN ms news,
paper that they permit police captains anu
subordinates TO blackmail gamblers ana oth-
ers DO substituted
The Colonel has been i'll. but he had re-
covered sufficiently 70 receive me IN MS
library at his home. No. 2 west Fltty-second
NlIttl. nHtn 4 drhta AiuA ~ "
to do about the commissioners demands no
said
Pm devoting myself to getting wen AZ
present. | shall do nothing else tC-uey. 1
haven't seen the articles and don't kno"
anything about It,"
Colonel Shepard gave me the impression
that the charges were not by his ORDERS
BUSINESS EMBAERAssMENTs.
The Bradley. Voorhees, & Day Manufsotur-
ing Company. manufacturers OF s~uspenuers
al No. - White street. have asked an extern
sion. which is reported 70 have been granted,
and a committee of creditors has been ap-
pointed % supervise the business. Inc la
bilitles are said 10 be 40. 900 and the nominal
assets are $3G. 900. The company was lncor-
porated in December. 1879, with a capital
stock of 5000. which was subsequently re-
duced 10 $4,000 paid in. Lyman b.. Day IS
president and Mslcom II. Smith treasurer.
The sheriff yesterday took charge Of the
picture gallery # James II. Marvin At N. 90
west One-hundred and-twenty-ftth street, on
two executions for 81 $40. III favor OF relatives.
Marvin has been in the business there seven
years. and III September last claimed q STOCK
Of $4,000 and 20 have a capital OF Sy'oOO'
of which 1.500 was borrowed.
Philip Bruins. u member OF the STOCK TX
change. a room trader. announced ms susPeA-
sion yesterday. His Liabilities are estimator
at about $500, 900. of which 100000 IS due 10
>. Y. Mllte a 20, rlJsNUJ 10 AAAcU 10 ~
dOva and smaller mOu 20 a numOer OF
others. Mr.. Bruins financial troubles are OF
very long standing. His creditors are per
soma friends and have never pressed him Tor
payment of his obligations. When ). v.
White * Co.'S schedules were published and
Mr. Bruins figured as a debtorit became neces-
sary, in order TO settle up the affairs Of the
firm. q press Mr.. Bruins Tor payment. As he
was unable 20 meet the claims his suspension
followed. IL is said that aside from the value
of his Stock Exchange seat ne has no assets.
ATLANTA BOAT CLUB PAIL.
That famous old boat club. the ATLANTA,
gave It's annual ball last evening at the Lenox
Iyceum. The nall was prettily decorated for
the occasion. and a big contingent OF rowing
men showed how well they could feather
their oars in pleasant waters.
The club has been in existence for nearly
fifty years, and is the pioneer Of atheism in
New York. It's aDnual TALL is an event If the
winter. and last night was SO crowded that
one could scarcely circulate when the band
began to play.