The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
OUR GOLD GOES TO RUSSIA
AND NOT no AUSTRIA As REPoRTED.
xsrmfnai Preferred observation-disclosures
ny's Spite Against Mr.. Coudert-He-
ported Illness Of jaw Gould Denied
NEW YonK BUREAU RICHMOND TINS.
Feb 1G 1892

Feb. 20, 1897
Gold TO the amount o. $3.50. 600 was engaged
for export tomorrow making the total of the
movement a. 0O0 1t is now stated that
this gold is going TO Germany, and the gen
eral belief among bankers seems to be that IL
Is for Russia and not for Austria.
TERMINAL srRTNGrHENED.
Richmond Terminal preferred was strength
ened by the expectation that the reorgah'~'-
ton plan will contain some favorable features
not vet given out. Richmond Terminal .
st;lI hold A prominent position IN the ram o"'
bond list and the dealings were again actNe;;
Amounting 10 about s8OO.0OO. honc"ou
strength attended these continued active
transactions and the prlce rose -
TO GUST DEMOCRATS.
Ino,ber official sweep is impending IN the
custon.house. An excuse mas oeen Iouhu
for getting rid OF twelve moro lnspectpiS, anu
the prospective victims are al democrats:
Their removal will be somewhat grauuai' al
the rate probably of two day as the process
~ Amounting under the civil service rules IS
rather slow and methodlcaL
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts,, IL e1-
nected here tomorrow on his way from Fort
80 Monroe and will dine with Mr.. John II.
Inman and Sir. Swami 1T the Manhattan
Club
POLITICS IN A SOCIAL CLUE.
Unless Frederic Il. Coudert voluntarily
resigns from the presidency of the Manhattan
Club a majority Of the members thereof will,
II is said. try and turn him down"
Tamlnany controls the club. The Gilroys
and the Martins have come in so rapidly that
at present they form majority Of the mem
bership. President Coudert is 10 be deposed
from the position of executive head of the
leading social Democratic club of New York
simply because he dared to affront Tammany
and his opposition TO Tammany's snap con
vention.
There was q sensation created in the As
sembly today on the presentation of a bill
authorizing the construction of street rail-
way on Fifth avenue. IL was presented by
Nr. Rice. of Ulster county. who moved that
II be referred TO the committee on cities.
JAY GOULD REPORTED ILL AGAIN.
There was a report this afternoon about Jay
Gould's health. At the Office in the Western
Union building IL was said that there was ao-
solutely no truth in the report that Mr..
Gould was in bad health. Mr.. Gould was to
have started for the South few days ago,
but business prevented him from leaving
town AT the time he intended To DO so. This
fact was reported around town; hence the
rumOr.
SIMILAR REPORT.
A report was current this morning that Col
Onel Daniel >. Lamont, VINO was PRESIDENT
Cleyelands private secretary. is seriously Ill
at his country place, McGrawville, n. Y. Mrs.
Lamont was seen at her home and said: Two
months ago Mr. Lamont and myself went to
McGrawyiile. as Mr.. Lamont needed rest.
He was tired out from overw0rk. We re-
turned to the city last Saturday morning.
Mr.. Lamont left tor New Orleans the same
afternoon on business. He Is in the South
yet and as far as ! know be isin good health
MORE TYPHUs FEVER CASES.
Two more cases of typhus fever were dis
covered in the Quarantined lodging house at
A. east Twelfth street to-day. This is the 18th
day since typhus fever was first discovered
IN this city. During that time not a single
day has passed without the development of
one or more cases until in all there have beer
1l6 patients, of which number six have died.
The small mortality is due 10 the fact that
large proportion of the victims were young
people. They were in a half starved condi-
ton when thew arrived here but under the
control of the health department. they
have been supplied with nutritious food and
this enabled them to battle with the disease
successfully.