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The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
A Semi-Pnnic I'm OIL.

There has been semi. panic In oil iu New
York. Tho failure Of Fisk & Hatch and the sus.
pension Of a Bradford bank have created a dis.
urustful feeling. II Is rumorod that several
heavy capitalists Interested in oil are In
trouble. At 3:15 p. M, yesterday oil was sell
ling at SO, before the close It broke to 73, and
was offered on the street at ~. No failures
have been announced, and II any one has gone
under It Will be given out to-day whom the
clearings are made.
There was great anxiety yesterday morn.
ing as TO whether the settlements at the clear
Ing houses OF the two exchanges could be
made without n default on the part of some Of
the brokere. A consultation was held between
tho officers Of tho Standard OIL Company aud
the leading members OF the New York Pc
troleum Exchange, and It was decided to fur.
nish assistancet 10 carry the clearances through
without trouble. 1t is understood that the
Standard OIL Company furnished aid to brok.
ers IN New York and to tho oil
banks In the West to the extent
Of $1,O00,000. In tho late afternoon It
was practically impossible for the holders OF
oil TO arrange for the carrying of their certlh-
flcates over night, but the hope was generally
felt that any difficulty of magnitude to-m6r-
row would be prevented by q recourse to tho
means adopted yesterday. .aaaE
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
The q. a. q. Road Not Affected by
Fisk IL Hateh's Failure.

"what effect" asked CRITIC reporter
this morning OF Mr.. Frank Trigg, Eastern pas
way Company, twill the smaeh.up OF Fisk s.
Hatch have on your road?"
about as much as II ono OF the merchants
across the Avenue had bursted. Tho only
way possible for their failure 10 affect us is
that they being In some way connected with
the coal agency In New York may have col.
lecied Tor us nye or ten thousand
dollars, and had II on deposit
at the time OF their failure. We ara
sorry, as a matter OF course, that they failed,
There was time when their failure would
have hurt us. allude TO the time when they
were our fiscal agents for the purpose OF ne
gotiating our bonds, but that is all closed up
now, and the receipts OF the road are kept by
tho cashier OF the road in Richmond, Va. No,
SIR, their failure does not AFFECT us at all un.
lees, as said, they may have q few thousand
collars OF our money on account OF coal.'
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
Ennnlniinr Henry clay.

1t is really amusing even In these progress
i've days TO hear small boys dlscussiRg35o
tics. group OF youngsters stood tnst6e TO.
tunda OF the Capitol talking Of thaPreslden.
OF the tariff bill would iniutBfhe Democrats,
and another In a neat arRnfient took opposite
grounds. Finally onslfHle fellow, whose age
could scarcely hayAitbeen more than 10, said,
81 agree with Harry Clay, 1T is better TO be
right than Ppesldent.' ayes" spoke up all
the boys mono voice, 1--WE are always right,
becausas5D8' buy our clothes OF d. Robinson &
Co., oQifPennsylvania avenue"
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16

The following is the text of q bill introduced
by Senator Cullom yesterday TO prohibit spec
ulation by officers OF National banking asso-
Citations:
"IS IL enacted, ttc., That 1t shall DO unlawful
for the president, cashier, teller or other chief
ISOLATION. having a capital stock Of the amount
OF 100000 or more, to deal, trade or other.
wise engage In speculation In stocke, bonds or
other securities, or In grain, provisions, pro-
ducc, or oil ON margins, on his own individual
account or for his own individual account or
for his own personal profit either directly or
financial interest IN the operations OF any prl-
vate banking or brokerage firm or business.
Any such officer who violates tho provisions OF
this act, or any person who aids or abets such
officer IN violating the provisions OF this act
shall be deemed guilty OF n misdemeanor, and
shall be imprisoned not less than one yssc
nor more than 1--WE years, or nned 49, more
than $4,000"
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
RAILROADS.
TNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS, MAqNIFICENT Equipment
TRAINS LE AZ E WAsHfNeroNs s from Station
, corner OF Sixth and streets, as follows
A. NJ, daily fast line, 80 4. M. daily, with
WeseTS o H. SsEy TO win II,pcPs SsN
Cars to Piitsburgh; also connects daily Tor Chi.
Mai Express, 10 Il NJ daily iep PI n H9Ibss ags
the West With Palace Sleeping Car from wash.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo. Mar
ara, at 1000 p. m. daily. except Saturday, with
Washington to Bualo. frain leaving 's VANS sha
ington on Saturday night Will not run beyond
For, WillinmsEort. Lock Haven and Elmlra, at
For New y Yo aGkly sS sS5fifp e S%sdH
M l Il % 49, 1922 y Ard IiiSP NJ on sunday,
Pullman FSrloi Cars, $40 4. II. daily spt esseSt
For ,i RIosSSc1 without s, change lao P. NJ every
For Brooklyn, N v, nll through trains connect
hiloIc1g direct transfer to Fulton Street, avoid.
ing double ier,ringe across New YORK city.
eeco, 1000 md LISP. NJ; on sunday at 100 GSS.'
1910 and ll.l5P. NJ, Limited Express $40 A. IL,
For Baltimore $50, sis, $40 AND 1850 A. M; 1905.
laV ~ - 40 60, 7.iO, 1000 and Ills p. M;
o on 6Sq9indey 70 1850 A. NJ, 100, 600 7l0 1890
For Pope,s Creek Line, $50 a. NJ. and 44o p. NJ.
For AnnapoiIs, ESQ A: NJ. and 4io p. NJ. daily OK.
ceDt Sunday. -
AhEXANpRIA q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, 4 WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alcxandria. go. 2?o, o25, HOS and lbs A.
day At $50. 9;25. ii,95 a. NJ, sos p. NJ.
daily ard r. NJ daily, except cpl S Sunday Soo A. NJ
Trains leave Alexandrla for Washington. eos,
1910 u, Nj, md - 10 midnight. Sunday at n.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
Report Of Indian Edu-

S. f. Tappan, superintendent OF the indian
Industrial school at Genoa, Mob, In letter to
fine Indian ONCE, OF recent date, gives some
interesting facts In regard TO the progress
made by the pupils OF that school in acquiring
knowledge OF agricultural and industrial pur-
suite. He says: II have thirty boys planting
corn the old wsy, dropping It and covering It
with hoes. Yesterday they completed plant.
Ing 2,TO0 fruit trees. Next week / hope to
ploughing and narrowing, the smaller do the
planning. Already have 45 acres sown to
oats; ell tho work except the sowing done by
tho boys. Ny object Is to teach the boys TO
cultivate tho soil without machinery flrst, then
afteIward to teach them the use OF farm ma
chinery. The girls are at work cooking, Sow
Ing, and In the laundry, dining'room, &C."
These Indian children were taken from the
R0sebud Agency only about two months ago.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Tic Carts of the Brick Machine Com
nnnY Mako Ind work YcaterdnY.

VWWN NEWHV ElIFFN WITH hN3EUEWWEs
Charles Haisler, n white boy 10 years old, OK
No. 500 First street northeast, was run over
and killed yesterday afternoon by brick cart
Of tho Washington Brick Machine Company,
near the corner OF First and II streets, driven
by Robert Duvall. DR.. Sutor was called, and
before he could reach the SPOT the boy was be.
yond his aid.
his remains were removed to the parents
house, and the driver was arrested by Oficor
Hogan, Duvall stated that he called several
times to tho boy TO get out OF the way, and no
disregarded the warning and the wheels
passed over his body.
Alfred Robinson, colored, also driver OF one
OF the Washington Brick Machine carts, ran
over white boy named Harry York, IN an
blley between Ninth and Tenth and W and V
streets, yesterday, MASKING his legs IN a
frighiful manner. The boy was removed 10
his home, No. 20il Ninth street, and DR.. d. d.
Adams was called in.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHW EST
AND NORTHWEST.
Leave from Is. u p. depot rs follows:
S.35 u. m.-Way Mail daily except snnday) for
clifton Forge and intermediate stations ON q.
$40 D. m.~LouIsville and Cincinnati Fast Line,
daily. Solid train with Pullman cars to Louis
Vile, Richmond TO Cincinnati without change.
Arriving Columbus o., $50 D. m; Wlnches-
ter 2.l5 y. M; Cincinnati, $50 y. M; LeXlag-
ION, 3.i5 p M Louisville, p. m. connecting
Mt these cities with through trains to all
points West, Southwett and Northwest.
1910 p. m.-Night Express daily except Sunday
for Ashland, KY, and Intern .diate stations
on q. d. .. Railway.
,lic5 a, m.-AIriye Newport News p. mi Old
Point, 730 p. M; Norfolk, 8 p. m,
Apply o. Il D. railway office, 5i3 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, V, NJ. railway office, COL Pennsylva-
mia ave- and b, d p. station. H. w. FULLER,
&. W. SMITH, Gen, Pllss. Agent
General Manager.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
The Bill for the Relief of Cooper 4,
Hewitt.

Henry W. oliver, IT,, the iron king OF Penn.
sylVania, has directed letter 10 Hon. W. H..
Morrison, chairman OF the Ways and Means
Committee, reviewing Mr.. Hewiit's tariff oil,
metal schedule seems to be 80 much In the IN.
terest OF Trenton, N. j., that II might properly
be placed on the private calendar and entitled
an act for the roller 81 Cooper s Hewitt.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
HOW Grnnt a ward sMindIed Erie.

Judge Donohue, OF New York, granted leave
yesterday TO the Chicago Il Atlantic Railway
Company to bring suit against julien Il.
Davies, receiver, and others TO obtain decree
settling and adjusting the equities IN refer
ence to securities which were deposited by the
company with Grant & Ward, and which 1t is
firm. Tho railway company deposited with
Grant & Ward S2,500,000 OF Its mortgage
bonds 10 be marketed, the nrm at the same
promissory notes to that amount Endorsed by
Erie. Grant Il Ward were 10 pay themselves
this loan out Of the proceeds Of the sale OF the
transferred the notes and securities to other
parties In payment OF their individual indebt-
ednese. These third parties, a large number
OF prominent bankers and others, arc made
defendants In this action, and 1t is sought to
restrain the further transfer OF the securitieA
pending the action. ~
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
( Corporation sued for sIander.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company for $780,
600 for slander, which was brought three years
ago in the City Court OF Baltimore, removed to
Court OF Baltimore, was placed on trial yes
terday In that court before Judge Dury aud a
Jury. Mr.. Wright was an employe OF the com.
pany at Locust Point, and charges that Mr..
Louis L. Beeler, the agent OF the company at
that place, discharged him and called him q
thief. 1t is said this 10 the first time that an
attempt has been made In Maryland courts to
hold a corporation responsible for the words as
we'll as tho acts OF Its agents, and the question
is regarded with considerable interest In laf,ai
circles. the case was not COncludell.ssaer
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
. - - General Passenger Agent.
& OHIO RAILROAD
WE MoDhL. FAsT LINE ANp THE ONLY

$500 LINE pi s1tyr " = n M THE ONLY
THE FAST "a AND THE WEST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CouPLERi
Schedule to take s eIieet s HHh5 NOVEMBER
Leave washinston from statlon corner OF New
or 10Th Meridian time. ''A"
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Loulsvllle and st. Louis
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Ga Cars st to
sb9ye points, without change 1oi5 x. NJ. daily to
ad For sP,IS1ipsbSrgh 81 i5iSA Nj and sioP M.
troll, with Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeyillc, 1915
a; a. Ma daily VIII ,lO Sleeper for Toledo via Wheel
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40
PMdaiiy with Parlor and Sleeping Car att alta
sc or e he nna 1oo On week dSys SC S 80
lSSt{5minute iranj AID, $50 T06. si6 10 q AND and
Tog jlaiImors on Sundays 60. 800. 300 A. M.
fSr on sSpSsS, s5S A. NJ Sns l2o and 4o
FOR way stations between Washington and Bal.
mere. $50 M, i2loP NJ, 800, 44O, and
For stations on Metropolitan Branch, 7iO
A. NJ, and 5.45 +. III. daily except Sunday, AS r.,
Breneb $40 dsy except sunday; IL for LeSnston
stannion and Valley Branch, s % A. NJ; daily, ex-
cept sunday $40 T.. NJ daily; for Frederick, $50 A.
NJ lo;l5 a: NJ, 4.i5 PM. and 5.i5 p NJ. daily,
FOR Haserstown. lO.l5A. NJ, and 5.is p. NJ. daily
For points on $. V. II. r., 10. Is q. IN. daily.
Trains arrive from The West daily, go, $50 A,
NJ, 2.25, $40 =. NJ.
From New York and Philadelphia. IS, $50 A.
M. daily, SO p. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
From Annapolis, $50 A. NJ, and i.50 and 81 p,
NJ. Sunday, 1910 a. NJ, 6.37 7. NJ.
From Lexington, GO A. NJ. daily and 2. Is Z, NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s.25,
1000 A. NJ .215 420 r. NJ aud 800 +. Nj. daily.
cept sunda:; 500 =. NJ daily from Point OF Rocks.
Trains rave Baltimore for Washington att, 40,
$50 7l5 40, y, a.l0 and 1870 A. NJ, 12l5 25O T.
40, O. G2S, SS9, and 1915 +. NJ; on sundays, 2,
An trans from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton except f.30 II. NJ.
For further Information apply ut the baltimore
d Ohio Ticket Onice, Washington station 6i9 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point I'm the city.
W: NJ. CIIIiENIS, NJ. off,, Baltimore q. X.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
EouitnbIe g. IL. Associatiess

Shares In the seventh issue .Ieey DO taken
and payments made at the st}1lce OF the secre-
Share, SO so per manJts. assets, 1886 1921.
Pamphlets explatpfhg the working OF tho
association Inrfiished upon application
sOn, sseRetary.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
The Human Head ana the GLASS;
Blower Join Fortunes.

Tho human head that appears nightly at the
Dime Museum upon plate and without the
usual attachment OF a body belongs 70 young
lady, who, until Monday last, was Miss Susie
lawrence, but who is now Mrs. Thomas j.
Jordan.
Mr.. Thomas J. Jordan is the nimble fingered
glaes.blower or tho museum and has long ad.
mired the lady who had tho unusual power OF
putting her head on exhibition while her
body was cleverly concealed, and on Monday
last her head was nowhere to be found and the
spun, glass apparatus was AT standstlll.
ON Tuesday the missing pair returned IrQp,
BALTIMORE, exhibited a marriage caetiHcAte
and resumed their impprtant tlRrtfUhs at tho
museum. BNsgss
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
Interesting TO Ladies.

.n Jus, srecs,lyssa, Large kscnt Of Lsagtry
shades. Our long Ae<fb&i ids we sell at 81,
and hair br2tsedyed In AID shades. Bellcham.
bcr GoldSeHair Wash. MRS. 8. HELLER,
500 Ninth street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
The Little sisters of the Poor.

certificate of incorporation OF the Little
Sisters Of the Poor was filed with the Recorder
to-day. The term is for ninety-nine yoer5 aud
the object is 10 take care OF, support and
maintain aged men and women. The direct
ors are Emile Armance Boulsson, Bridget
resa Layelle. afF'FN
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16

An Awful warming 10 Drinkers.

Wednesday night ]. Nelson pooley, living In
Dayton, KY, was in Mack's saloon, Newport,
conversing freely. He suddenly discovered
an inability TO speak. He made several dos
perate efforts, but without avail. Going to
which he handed to ofllcer Coyne, the words;
" lost my speech twenty minutes ago." The
physician whQsJsFds- called reported q case OF
cessiye use of-afcoApllc stimulants, and sAaal
Il Is probably incurqble. POoloy was}aronian
In CinclApau ciQtteng house QRfatfird street.
a 1sasnfy.
The chlldrepIsiSflts We ofrer at $500. A.
Saks & Gassss
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16

we Will be able TO show quite q pllp1oor OF now
styles in youths and boygAsaIlfs. The brow
wine, dahlia and blueSlD4tiycrew four.butt2n
have them sR6Istn as y u. Eseman Broa.,
the mostJSp6lar clothi&sh Ind tailore, corner
seXeDm and l. streets.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ERTA RI.IaHED AUGUST 1908.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from tho Signal
ONCE to-day says.
on Saturday fair weather is indicated for
the lower lake region and the Middle Atlantic
and South Atlantic States.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16

Hop Btisi8 Co., ToBpHro: ,,,sss
have been siclEfqN tleasa3t six yeara, SUIT
fefing from dyspep k.pg&nd general Weakness.
have used threA|ll3tles OF Hop Bltters, and
they have dQSe NJ ners for me. am we'll
and abiateW0rlk ann eat and sleep we'll. /
ca2Refeay too interior Hop Bitters;
-sFiF SIMON ROBBINS,
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
"AIderney Dairy WngOus.p W

Fresh Alderney butter, churned eRefy morn
ing and delivered In u ibs'Wayf 'sprints. doc.
pse ~ HIsq &C. cottage ns t Is nop p ana
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
HAIRS wenther predictions.

For tho twenty.four hours ending . n. M;
Stationary temperature, nearly stationary
barometer, COOL cloudy In morning, sunshine
In middle OF the day to changoablo weather
later; rise In winds, winds g. W., s. y. change
TO N, WI slight change tomorrow fairor and
better after tho 17th. Temperature OilO n
M, bSlho; maximum, TO-.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
loves ResurrcctIOn nay

EON67S KPbWrrcCIIOn Dry.
Round among the quiet graves,
When the sun was low,
Love won't grieyiug Love who saves
Did the sleepers know?
AT his touch the flowers awoke,
Al his tender call
Birds Into sweet singing broke,
And II did befall.
From tho blooming, bursting sod
All Loves dead arose,
And went Tying up TO God
BY q way Love knows.
--LoRiSe Ndndier HoUiton, In HdrpsTS Maya.
&iae J0r June.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
oh. FELIX LIE BRUINS
q and G.

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OF those diseases OF the Genito- Urinary Organs,
requires no change of diet or nauseous, mercurlai
or poisonous medicines TO be taken internally.
II Is impossible to contract any venereal diseases
hut in the case of those already UNFORTU-
elect, we guarantee boxes to cure or we will re-
fund the money. Price by mai, postage paid q
ANTEES Issued by all authorized ngents. DIR.
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The Evening critic., 1884-05-16


Captaissefccker hnt NIessrs. Torrens and
woSawdfd, guards, left last night for Albany,
N.Y. with the following prisoners bound for
ceny, three years; Calvin Davis, housebrsak-
Ing, three years; Alexander Clark, second Of
fense petit larceny, three years; Vincent
Flood, larceny from person, three years; Ed
ward Dickson, housebreaking, eighteen
months; willkaAA Day, robbery, Ave years; Ell.
ward GraXrNttempted rape, nve years, ami
Abraham ,ndn r's-Fecond offenso petit laE0ss'y'
The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
HEALTH is WEALTH

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The Evening critic., 1884-05-16

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The Evening critic., 1884-05-16
MEDICAL.


The development of the treatment of Cancer
with Swlits Specific seems 80 wonderful that all SO
afflicted should write us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-12
THE NOMINATIONS.

The Democratic party has selected the
best exponent of governmental reform
ii has within its limits as its nominee
for the Presidency. There are other men
oldet in politics, of greater service
to the party and Of g.eater all
ity; but in tie esseA'ial clements Of
the modern idea Of reform Mr.. CrEvE-
LAND eXcels p,eemiaen .ly and owes s
elevation to this fact. The convection
has selected tie man most accep.a3.e to
,he lrd epeadels; it has sven ear to
the popular VU'ce II tae Demo-
cra,ic party; it hes succeeded in
placing against MI. BLAINE man who
III nature ard ii ACT is the aliipodes Of
Inc Republican nominee. Altogether
The work Of the convention will he salts
factory 10 the Democratic parry
throughout the Union. The
question of whether or not
MIR. KELLY and GEN. BUTLER will re-
fuse to support the ticket will naturally
create some anxiety. 1t will be always
Il matter Of dispute whether Mr.. THUR.
MAN or Mr.. MCDONALD or Mr.. BAYARr.
each with his vulnerable points,
would have been stronger than Mr.,
CLEVELAND. These questions were
fully before the convention and in the
assembled wisdom Of that body ticket,
without spot or blem;sh is
placed before the people, not
to please the Democracy alone, but to
satisfy the clamor of all good citizens
for more purity in the conduct of the
Government. The ticket ends as il
begins, with honor and strength, with
personal purity and well-tested worth
The HERALD cannot but commend the
ticket to the people at large as the EN-
bodiment of conscientious duty and Of
safe public policy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-12

Fort Bend county 1858; increase, IS.
Maverick county-lS.
Ell Paso county and FL Paso city are
the only two points from which reports
have not been received.
The estimate OF receipts Of the available
school fund for the year ending August
3lst, 1880, is as follows: Tax on $780,
OJ0.O0O at l2l% cents, S6G2.500; ed
ucational poll tax, $4,000; one
fourth occupation tax, $4,000;
interest on county bonds,
$4,000; interest on State bonds, $ll7,-
500: interest ON Jailroad bonds, 100000:
interest on land notes, $350,C00; interest
on sales Of land made by the land board,
gust 81, 1884, S210,09O; total.
T2,l79,GOO. From this must be deducsed
probable insolvent poll tax, Sl00.0OO; e.
lenses of assessing, collecting, ETC..
|l325COj total, S2G2, j0J-leaving totai
receipts available o! $l,9l7, 100, an in
crease over last year of SSH ,227.
Tine Superintendent Of education is
satisfied that the per capita fund will be
ut least So, if not more. for next
year. Last year the superintendent was
Relative 10 tbe order OF The military
commander of The department of Che
Missouri, ordering settlers from Greer
county, Maddox Bros. d. Anderson, of
this Guy, who have large ranch in the
county, say they will not move
q peg and il the ..Goyernment wants
trem to go, force mus be used. They
and others who shaVC located veteran
certificates in Greer county will look to
Toe State 10 protect their titles. There
IS considerable feeling over the matter
here