Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03
The National Savings Bank.


THIRTY DAYS NOTICE REQUIRED TO WITHDRAW
DEPOSITS
At a meeting OF the directors Of the National
savings bank last evening 1t was decided to pay
Claims OF depositors only after the thirty days no
tice The formal order which was drawn up In
accordance with the notice, stated: This order is
made with view to allay unnecessary excitement
on the part OF numerous depositors. well as for
their own better protection, and with the utmost
confidence that creditor Is in the least danger of
losing u dollar OF his claim"
There was line OF depOsitors at the bank this
morning, many of whom were not aware that the
thrtJ days notice was to be required. Some filed
their notice and away satisfied President
Snyder, In speaking 10 a STAR reporter said "ThiS
has had most reassuring effect on the crowd and
IN half an hour they will all have dispersed, q
great many without filing their notice. They are
SATISFIED that their money is safe, and that the
course we have taken is simply TO allay the excite
ment and bring their better Judgment to bear"
did many claim their money!" asked the re-
porter.
well, there were quite number. but they were
nglt depositors. and the whole amounts claimed
would not aggregate over $1,000"
by making claim, the payment would be made
after the 1st Of July. Would a depOsitor lose his
SIX months interest In that case?"
certainly was the reply. making claim to-
day affects the interest just the same IL he had
Withdrawn his deposit. No. sir; look for no more
excitement or worry" added Mr.. Snyder. "We are
souhd and the people know It,"
The Georgetown Law Commencement.
YOUNG LAWYERS WHO RECEIVED THEIR DEGREES
LAST NIGHT.
The commencement Of the law department OF the
georgetown University, held at the National Thea
Ter last evening was largely attended. Archbishop
GIBBONS. Senator Jones, Representatives Springer,
Dioole and Clements, Judge Hagner, and other dis
tlnguiShed gentlemen, including members OF the
faculty. occupied seats on the platform. Rev. Jas.
A. Doonan president OF the University. conferred
the degrees, and senator Vance, OF North Carolina,
addressed the graduates. The graduates were:-
Thomas II. b. Fltnam. Charles j. Hedrck, James
H. Scaggs, Henry w. SOhon and Hamilton 5. Wal
lace, District or Columbia; Thomas b. Hardin, Jr.,
and Harvey E. Knight, Kentucky; VIM. II. Lamar,
u, and James L. Pugh, Jr, Alabama. VIM. b. Broe,
Pennsylvania; Andrew n. Canfed Iowa: j. Paul
Chew, Missouri; George O'Doherty California: Ash
ley NJ. Gould. Massachusetts; John c. Horgan, Min
nesota; Vim. L. Mclaughlin. Dakota; Thomas Nc
Sheeny, Indiana; Martin Slough, Ohio: P. Xavier
Smith, Virginia; A. Clarke Wright, Georgia.
The post graduates who received the degree Of
masteT-of-laws were: VIM. H. De Lacey and Chas
Sims, District of Columbia; AuraS s. CrOSS1eld and
Matthew Gerng, Dakota; Paul Neuhaus and Mar
TN slough, Ohio: Charles W. Russell West Virginia;
Lyndon \. Smith. Vermont; David c. Westenhaver,
West Virginia. Mt Richard T. Merrick presented
the prize for best standing in junior class to Isaac
5. Wheaton,: for best essay TO d. c. Westenhayer;
and for best essay to II. w. SOhon. The second
prize IN the senior class was divided between ThOS
H. Fitnan and James I. scaggs.
CAPTURED BY A CASH GIRL-Yesterday after
noon, While one little col0red girl was looking at
some fans in the Palais Royal, her two companions
were stealing fans and pOcketbOOkS. They were
detected by a little cash girl named Fr1dley, who
held one OF them until the arrival Of the police,
Wien they were all arrested. They gave their
names as Catherine and Lucy Payne and Rose Lee
Taylor. Judge Smell to-day fined them each s. or
80 days in Jail.
MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Marrlage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court TO Samuel
{. Wise and Margaret c. Knott; VIM. Brent and
Mary jackson; Charles f. Sab. OF New York city,
and Maria A. Burke; Thomas " Hammond and
Bertha Hopkins; Horace E. Timberlake and Viz
Cliii Florence Shelton both of Richmond Va
Thomas L. Rogers, OF fredericksburg, Va, and
Rosa L. Brown, of Stafford county, Va; Charles
Washington and Louisa Adams; George j. Car
Isle. OF Clark county, Va, and Carrie Crump;
Matthew Cady and HoDora McGraw; Ignatius G.
Glorious and EllenOra Hines; Howard r. Bailey
and Mile Minors II. B. Mathiot and Ellie V.
Davis; +. G. Marean and Corr1na l. Helm; VIM.
Parker and Henrietta Brown; Henry AlfonZo jack
son and Mary E. Jordan.
The attention of purchasers of real estate is
called TO the assignee's sale at auction OF two
threeStory frame houses and lot on the east side
of 18th street, between 1 and K streets northwest
at q o'clock. good chance for Investment