The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10

which the trunks were placed from the
Ihirty-fourth Street ferry. The yaluabla
trunk disappeared.
Captain Titus said yesterday morning
that Mr.. Whitehouse offered $500 reward,
told the police of the loss OF the trunk
and McCaffery and Price were put on
the case Captrin Titus says that Tobin
has confessed that he stole the trunk, He
said he took it from the express wagon
at Ganseyoort Market.
MISSING GIRL MARRIED.
Edna Strytler. the seventeen-year-o!d
daughter OF Peter l.. Stryker, of Port
Richmond, S. l.. who unaccountabIy dis
appeared from home on New Years Eve,
has been heard from at last. She wrote
to a friend in Port Richmond last night
that she was in the little village of Mar
celia, \. J., the wife OF Winfield Dunn,
with whom she had lett Staten Island
Although she had not written to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Stryl<er received
letters from friends in .Etber1rla, N J.,
stating that Edna had been married 10
young Dunn. whose home is in Marcella-
This news wss u relief TO the StrylSeCs,
VINO were distracted over the disappear
ance Of the girl
PAID BIG LOAN.
Henry Hart, the former president and
ruling spirit of the Third Avenue Railroad
Company, who went down with the crash
in that property year ago. yesterday
showed himself still possessed of financial
resources and stanch friends y year ago
ne stood upon the brink OF financial ruin.
nnd was obliged to pledge with a syndi-
cate of Wall Street brokers, headed by
James r. keene, a block of his Third
Avenue Railroad stock as collateral for
loan Of $4,000. Yesterday he recalled
this stock paying dollar for dollar the
loan in which it was held
Albert j. Elias. MIR. Harris son-in-law.
was much in evidence in the financial
district during the day Early in the day
he made a tour OF the offices of the brokers
who held the Hart stock and demanded
the shares. Later he. went around again
armed with 81, $4,000 III cash. and paid for
the stock as he took it up. The money,
it is said. was advanced TO Mr.. Hart by
the Travellers Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, who will hold the stock as col
lateral for this new loan.
Wall Street had an idea that some OF
the brokers who would be called upon for
the Hart stock would be found To be-
without it, nnd furry in the stock on
the market was looked for. But this was
not the case.
HOWARD INDICTED.
George w. Howard, whose alleged big
amy has been one of the strange stories
of New Yorll's recent criminal annals. was
yesterday indicted for the oftense, and
held in $4,000 bail. Towards friend, Will
liam a. Price. was willing to become his
bondsman. but Judge Asphalt refused his
bail, and District Attorney Clarke be-
came so angry at Mr.. Prices alleged In
reference with witnesses for the prose-
cution that he ordered him out OF his
office
The three Bellevue nurses accused of
causing the death OF Louis billiard, an
inmate of the hospital were yesterday in
dicted for manslaushter in the first de-
gree.
Theatrical critics give high praise to E;
s. Wizards representation of Tom
Pinch which has received its first New
York production this week, although it
/ has been seen in other cities. -Apropos
Of this, it may be said that comparative
" few of the new plays now receive their
initial performances in New York OF re-
cent years the practice has sprung up of
trying new plays in other cities before
subjectins them to the ordeal OF metropo-
Titan criticism.