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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18
IudictmeI

Indictment Against Sullivan Quashcd.
The Mississippi supreme court quashed
the Indictment against Sullivan, reversing
the case, and remanded the defendant to
there.
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DELAWARE county is eager for good
roads. committee of prominent citizens
IL now formulating u plan for concerted
action and representative from each town
ship will be asked TO meet at Media and
urge upon the Legislature the importance
Of bettering the condition of the country
roads
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Two American officers, Captain Zalinski |
and Lieutenant Graydon, will soon exhibit
their dynamite throwing guns to British
government board.
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30 THE Republican tariff tinkerers are
bound TO make all the reduction on the
Southern staple, sugar, while Northern
manufacturers are suffering for free raw
material. What might have been OK
pNcted
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For s,,zonNT oI, ,sa,., crv

And gentlemen, or high or low,
For nothing else that they can buy,
Will give the mouth Its freshest glow
VIII keep ths teeth so sound and white,
And mako the breath sweet delight.
mar17to2a
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Wraps and Costumes.

You are also invited to first
view of Wraps and Costumes,
many Of them personally Sc
lected in Paris from Worth, A.
Felix. Grillet Luntley ct Gle,
Raudnitz ct Gle, and Emile
Pingat, with a number Of Berlin
garments after Paris models.
The Costumes include Tea
Gowns, House Dresses, and
Reception Dresses, and illus
trate the treatment of the novel
stuffs of the season by the high
est dress authorities.
They are on the second floor,
Chestnut street side.
The new Silks are an impor-
tant incident of this occasion,
and will be found attractively
displayed in the Transept. OF
Japanese and Chinese no equal
stock can be found elsewhere.
All the other seasonable novel
ties are profusely supplied.
Prices level to or below the
market.
John Wanamaker.
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INSrATE OF ANTHONY KRESHBACH
IL late OF the city of Lancaster, deceased
Letters of administration c, I. a. ON said estate
having been granted TO the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed, residing In said city.
GOTrLIEB TRElER
Administrator q l. q.
JOHN A. CoYLE, Attorney. feb25StdTu
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tages and undisturbed by any grave race
problem, can not afford TO assume q
sanity horror 1t the criminal records Of
the South.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-18

WIND and sun arc hard at work turning
the city mud to dust, and laughing at our
road making.
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nRUNkENNE ESS.
II LIQUOR HABIT.

hKUNKENNESS.
- LIQUOR HABIT.
In All the World there Is but One Cure.
DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given In cup of coffee or tca, or In
articles OF food, without the knowledge of the
patient, II necessary IL is absolutely harm less
and viii effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient is n moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS. II
operates so quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience,
and ere he Is aware, his compl reformation Is
effected iS page book of particulars free.
CHAS. A. LOCHER. Druggist
No. o East King St, Lancaster. Pa.
oct2S eod-Trh&S
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ACHE

Is the bane of. SO many lives that here Is where
Others do not:
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS are very
small and very easy 10 take. One or two pills
make dose. They are strictly vegetable and
do not grippe or purge, but by their gentle ac-
ton please all who use them. Ia walls at 25 cts
hve Tor vi. Sold everywhere or sent by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
augl2-l ydeod
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New York Store.
Carpets.
f" MOVING TIME +"
IS NOW HERE.

Dou you want to save your
self much.trouble in this matter?
If SO. let us help you out. We
will take up your carpets, clean
them, fit them for the rooms in
the new house, and relay them.
All this promptly at low cost,
and no trouble to you.
When too small we have a
splendid assortment of Odd
Borders, and all colors Of Plain
Filings to help out.
Carpet Lining, Stair Pads, &c.
All this work is done by expert
upholsterers, the best in the
city, and all work guaranteed
satisfactory in every respect.
New Carpets for Spring.
Nowhere else will you find
SO large a line.
Everything you want.
40 patterns Moquette.
60 patterns Brussels.
$50 patterns Tapestry.
100 patterns lngrains.
Two Special Bargains.
6 patterns Melton Velvets,
new, ooc; worth $I.Io.
10 patterns Tapestry, As and
soc yard.
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HElsrs'
Dead Shots
FIRED At RANDOM.

Read our advertisements in Three Daily
Papers: Exdmfner advertisement is full OF the
finest line OF Lenten Goods ever offered, and II
you are In search of any by all means look II
up. 1t will pay you.
kemember we are giving away "OUR FAM
fT ryf,rnp rPHpIMn5GiAH rr.a and BKADsukYs En-
TO ask for a card which will explain all. See
display OF Books In window. They are worth
33 and % respectively. .N
The roast Is uniform, the quality high up. .ste
Brand, put up In 2 f air tight cans, aid foail
at 75c can. Next comes Crusade Blend, pu.
up In ID air tight packages, has no aQual, and
sells at &c. The RosOda at 30c n makSs friends
wherever 1t goes. The Prime Rio atl2Sc caps6
the climax. The Bear Rio at 35e makes you
and l2Hc.
TEAS-Thirty half chests OF the finest Gar
den Grown Teas in the world Green and Black
sells at 5Oc h; will put 1t along side of any 75c
lea sold, ana, II not as good. will refund the
money. Good Teas ANN HodN( sl,d &5c. The
trade at a figure that nd dSoP q saiN y,cS. ' We
bought IT, at big sacrifice. SpeSso.s.. crjces to
hotels and boarding houses In andy. .Nots.
Coeman's Mustard Oil-This oil outwardly
applied Is Of singular efficacy I'm all rheumatic
directions. There is nothing like It. Try Il.
Tar Soap-The most wonderful soap In the
market for rough hands--contains no soda
can be taken Into the mouth and chewed-sure
cure for soled hands brought about by working
around iron. You will never be without 1t.
Price, &c.
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CARTER's
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
CURE

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl.
dent to n bilious state OF the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
Eating, Pain In the Side, &c. While their most
remarkable success has been shown In curing
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HEAD

Ache they would be almost priceless 10 those
who suffer from this distressing complaint I;
but fortunately their goodness does not end
here ana those who once try them will ind
these little pills valuable In SO many ways that
they viii not be willing TO do without them.
But after ull sick head
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CARTER's LITTLE LIVER Pills.
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SICK

Headache, yet CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
PILLS are equally valuable In Constipation,
curing and preventing this annoying COM
plant, while they also correct all disorders OF
the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels. Even II they only cured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-20
sa9)gg;gs
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Threatened Indian Uprising.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-A dispatch from VAL
e1tne, Neb., says that courier has arrived
with tale thatths ante N essah half breeds
and the ghost dancers had row at the
agency. He claimed that sixty men had
been killed or wounded, cut this is probably
an exaggeration. a. q rough estimate ECO
man women and children have Il ID from the
country about the PiHe Ridge agency. Thai
entire sec ion Ia thoroughly aroused, anG
nybody whc can gsS away Ia dolag sc.
People who have coma down the iae from
Nashville bring the worsa possible Tumora.
OMAHA, Nab. Nov. 20.-Vhsre is much
unsaslucss among tho settlers In Northwest
ern Nebraska and Southwestern DAkote,
but the arriva! OF tne troops has avetted q
furious stampede About SIX hundred SOL
diers are within about forty miles of the Ia
dams and could be used at twelve hours Ne
tics if necessary against the excited Sioux
az the Rosebud agency, where two whites
are leading ghost dance. Troops at Fort
Sally and Fort Bennett are also 10 read
|
nom ant's notice.
M1NNRPoL1s, Nov 2O-A Mandan speci. l
| says an uncon6rmad report was received
last night that Sitting Bull ls in irons. The
Sioux are in good shape for fight. They
have plenty of guns and ammunition and
also have On abundance OF jsrksd beef.
A reputed apostle OF the Messiah has told
ths Indians near Pine Bdge to return 10
the agency end await the coming OF the
Messiah, who is to arrive to-day in the form
of bafa!o. Hs VII give the signal for
the opening OF the conflict, which Ia to ami
b q 9 the white race. IaGians under Red
CT )ud and Little Wound declare that they
" II meet the troops 10 battle today. Ihe
Indians on the Yankton agency also b.
Ii Va 10 the coming of the Iodian Messiah
who will wipe the whites from the face OF
the earth. They are gradually being worked
] into state Of extreme exc!tem ant By the
uew crsz,.
FaEM mt, Nab, Nov. 20-FJrty FIVE
Indians, members of Buffalo Bills Wild
Wet Show, passed through here yesterday
on their way to tbe Pine Ridge agency.
Tn leaders ssid they had heard abou' the
new Messiah f5om their friends before eay
ing Europe Iadians, shey said, went crazy
on rslizoo ISL ss white people did. Ole
of the chiefs said they would do all they
could among the Id ans at Pine Ridge to
restore quiet.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Baltimore today bad ifs first snow this
8 ,ascn. [ matted as it fell.
Charles jacobs s. o., pork and beef pack
er5 .! Cincinnati. assigned this morning.
L'a5ili ies 100000.
a block cf nine houses. including Harvey 3
h tel, on Broad street. in NantiCoke, Pa,
were destroyed by 6fe this morning. Many
Of The families are rendered homeless.
The failure ct Ba kcr Bcos. & Co.. cfPbi :
edel2hia, vas to-day announced on the New
Yefk Stock Exchange. The announcement
had the 8 feet of depressing the market.
Tbs Brooklyb police have neal7 ccm-
pie.td TIE census Ct tia. city. Estimates
snow .fa. it willincrease the population by
10000 Il excess ef the federal oouas last
June.
The annual meeting of the s.oekholdsrs
Of the Eat Teunes.ea, Virginia and Gtorgia
Railway c many was haId at Kaoxvl lie
Yesterday. The cd B9frd Of Directors wea
rs-slsct, d. Taese will met III New York
in fss dassa elect eff vera.
HtESes =. VI 81 "a, Wiz "oo ioi AhCAiJ GU
III yed at the Flour City National Bank in
Rochester, n. Y, tslegrapbed to the Nat
nal Bank of Comme;ce, NY to send i'm
u sd:a;e!y $25 900 FL, sigotd the name Of
t1e cashier of the bank, and obtained the
n meg md left for parts urkuowo.
During the per!o, nance of tho play Gar
i)aldi at D jou" in New York last night
criss OF "Loug iive Feauco" by SINE OF the
g ,ectators wers responded to with shouts BY
o hers Of 'Long live aly" A number Of
Iialjs1 Republicans we're pres ant, ard they
in.ersoe.sed thu patriotic utterances with
cries OF Down aish Cfi-pi and the triple al
lance"
John Keller, a Chicago millionaire, was robbed
Of tia box containing cver 100000 worth of
deeds notes, mo tgagcs nd other valuable colla.-
o,al last oveaiug. Hs had left tho b)x in hi'
buggy in front of a etors which he entered. When
bo returned fifteen minutes later tho bo1 was
gone.
]. c. Randall, who accompanied Commodore
Porry VIII he opened up commercial relations
with Japan, wing charge of the detachment left
at the Looch % Islands, died yesterday at Bath,
NE. BE was forty.niucr and ct ono time Depu-
ty Collector at San Francisco.
A Chicago morning paper gays that it is learned
upon good ,ccegiassical authority that Rev. DR..
McGlynn is on to be reins.atsd as priest Of the
Church OF Rome.
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Another Mar Gone Wrong.

About var ago Hinton Helper, well-knowD
newspaper man, went to Roar oSe, Va, aud Was
instrumental in organizing the Commercial Ciu;,
of which he was made secretary at good salary
About the LIST of October Helper Left for the
North, ostensibly for medical treatment While
away the Philadelphia papers published smong
hotel arrivals "Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Helper" AS
Mrs. Helper was at her hcmo in Roanoke at the
time the Phila ielphia publi,alion aroused her
suspic:o IS of her husbands fdeity. Mrs. Helper
was Confirmed 10 her suspicious By the discovery
of adection,te letters to her absent lord written
from New York, and sigocd Madeline" and
"Dollie" Two weeks ago Helper sent ia his re-
slgnstion as secrc airy Of the Commercial Cluo.
giving ilI-health as the reason of his action. de
went to New York, and yesterday cousin VINO
succeeded him ss secretary received letter IRON
hin in which he said life had been a d Sappoint
rsent He sent ok to his vile for 500, but no
had only so in the bank. Several letters from
his wife eicited nc response, AMI last night Mrs.
Helper left for Le in Savannah, having become
convinced that her husband had abandoned her.
Mr.. Helpers conduct has caused a sensation In
business and and social circles.
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Eun on Parks.

NEWARK N. J., Wv. 20 "A bigger crowd
than on the two-prsvious days shivered out
side of the Howard Savings Bank thia morn.
ing long before the bank opened. Hun
dreds of women surrounded the bank to
withdraw money. Moss eftho wilhdra gais
we're by Poles Italians and other Foreigners.
Many Of the business men ara making de-
posits as usual TO silay the feeling Of sus-
picioo. President FreliOghuysen says that
he has plainly of money to psy IF depoaitors
end II every deposisor wi!hirew the bank
would sill have over 100000 Iefs The
tu ,iness community is not worried By the
run on the bank.
NEW YORK, Nov 90 The run on tho Citz,ns
Savings Bank waa cen .inuei today. Ate o'clock
there were at least from 5000 to 5000 excited
Poles gathered 10 the vicinity. ks yet the bank
has not made use of lis prIvileg, of claiming so
days bet it is likely 10 do 20 if the run continues
fer sevesa! day: g CONS. No roason is known tOr
the IR-f
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Harmed that 10 his forthcoming annual re
mort he will recommend the substitution oil
low inte,est bonds, one and a-half or Two
uer cent, for the present government bonds.
aud that they be convertible at demand In
to currencg. and be used as security for
free banking system.
Secretary TfsrO tt day received dlt-
ps.ch from New YORK stating that the new
gunhoat Coucord s failure.
General Mahcne and his son Butler are
hack here, occupying their old quarters d.
Chambsvlain's. The General, IL is needless
to say, il by no means cast down by the de-
feat of either or ail the republican Candidates
for Congress 10 bis State at the recent cleo:
ton there. Ex-Congressman Dszsndorf OF
Virginia, who lie also In the city, in speaking
about the General to day, said that though
down now, be would pop up again at the
next natioosl republican convention at the
head OF the regularly appointed Virginia
delegation, as the organization OF the party
ia Virginia, given to him by Messrs. Vice,
Brady, Cameron end others. Is still In DIS
hands and can not he taken cut OF them.
Mr.. D. zendoTf sad his opieion OF human
nature was not heightened By the fact that
Messrs. Wise, Brady and Cameron, VINO
when Malone was live lion, cried oct
master. lead on" now that they think he
is 3 dead one, aye kicking at him. Mr..
d zsudorf is here on business. lie Gays
Norfolk is rapidly growiug city and that
every dollar invested in real estate there
| now will be worth five In lees than that
msuy years.
The GAZETTE OF Tuesday evening lss',
contsining Mr.. Barbour's interview on the
next Presidency, was in great demand among
The newspaper men here that might, and
synoDses Of that interview were wired by
the ca to their respective newspapers In ali
par OF the country. Ii was on their line
and they were, therefore, the more desirous
of de!usiHgit.
Among those appointed cadets at The
Yves. Point Military Academy today was
Brooke ] Payne of Warrentoo, aud J. q
May of Oakland, S;h Virginia district, al
| alternate.
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DR. Koch's Lymph

BEaLIN, Nov. 20-The Frank Courier
ststss that the lymph used by Pso!. Koch
for the cure Of tuberculosis ia prepared in an
incuoating stove within spnce thss is her
malicsly sealed and steri!Izad and ,heraby
rendered free from fuogus. The interior Of
the aii-tight space is divided by an nngazed
porcelain diaphragm Into an upper aud low
or section. Ia the upper section is placed a
sated meat b;o.h in gelatiuous state con-
tanning colonies of the tobercue g4rm This
mass gradually liz nd i,s aud the gelstne
liquid drops slowly through toe porcelain
plate into The lower section. The l:q1id
then contains all the sscretory products, but
is fres f,om all living CT dead germs Of re-
productive spares. and is tho lymyh es
u.ad.
Empire Frederick to da7 gave sn audience to
Prof. Koch, who explained to her Majesty tho re
suits already obtained from the use of biz curative
lymph and the benefits he 10 ped would BE- confer
red upon humanity by its general use.
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EPon WASHINGTON

Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Ga1ette
WASHING rOS. d. o.. Nov. 20, 1890.
Senator German is here to-day. Being
asked about recently reported and pub
iished expression OF his favoring the renom
ination of Mr.. Cleveland, he said he bao
never been Interviewed on the suit sc5, and
had never so expressed himself, and that bis
obi SO aud, be thought, that OF all good dem
ocrats anxious for toe success Of the party ip
1872, is to unity 1t and 10 bring all lie parts
into accord and harmony, IS essentially re.
oulsite and necessary for its success 10 tbe
next Pfesid enial campaign. When that OBJ
j CO shsll be accomplished, be said, but hard
" bsfore, would be the proper time to be
iookicg out fer candidates.
An ex-State Senator from the S.h Con-
arsesionai Virginis district here to-day, who
took prominent part in the legislation oil
his State, leading member OF the bar OF
Virginia AID well and faVorsbly known
inroughous the limits of his State, says the
views of Senator Barbour on the subject OF
the next democratic Presidential nominee
struck the keynote nt the democratic party
for 1892 and are Ia accord with those Of
thousands and hundreds Of thousands
of true blue democrats. and not only
in his own State, which was nearly lost, and
au Nav York, which was lost, in 1883 but 10
all the otbe. States. II never seal forget"
rs said, tine luke-Tarmness that prev He'd
IN my own town st the last Presidential
election, and how ueoy of the most active
siemoc ats, until that election, didn't even so
10 the polls. /
From Secretary WINDOWS fsm:liars 1t Is
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The grand jnry in the United States Court
Yesterday in Danv!ile brought in fifteen in'
dictmeuts sganst persons for illicit distii!'
lng.
Fed B,uoe, j., sged nineteen, con Of
Feed B ucs OF Rappshannock county, few
days ago accidontly shot himself through
the body while out huotlng aud died il-
stautly.
Tae resl estate men mot 10 convention 10
Norfolk yesterday. and elected Mslor a
Meyers president; Peof Ciabtree, OF Salem
vice president, aud John Wallace, OF K'e1 :
oke. secretary.
Tue Uoited States mail was robbed yes
,eid.y between Windsor and Sni'hheic
rce driver has been arrested, and negro
sappcs 6 to be 90 accessory to the crime
nss not taen captured. None of the mai
h ,s been recovered. The extent OF the
,hbsry Ia pot known.
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TarR F &pR R-A meetirg of tt

TIER F g. & IA meetirg Of the
stockholders OF the r cbmond Frederick
burg AID Potomac Railroad Company was
held In r cbmond yesterday. President E
D I. Ngers presented his annual report,
which showed hat 'he gross revenue
. n g to SECS, 6l3.9l operating exnso-
SAC. 1892, 620l rea ceoJ ne' $3.50 o69 :
90 o, 81 So oes coo Tho revenue iron
pa-senpa, t.aiu- was $405. 725 25, gu increase.
of S34, 3l4 or 8 % pes c. :. rhs revenue
from If. GO tr"'as was S9O3 Ooi ~ an !
crease c. $50 ESQ is or II 9 per ceut III
Myers @as re-atec 81 pr-sidrn' me Of
tpct5ts eiec.et Ger, " L. WHA ers, .
N-wcome.. NJ Il nn"on, lr, sud A siaoey
Bddi9 and DR.. L. B Andersen on the part
of the Sta;e.
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gEWs OF THs DAT.

Another expulsion of anarchists from
Switzerland is Imminent.
Senator CockrelI predicts the defsat Of
the force bill should az attempt be made to
paes ii.
Senator Cameron. OF Penney !vania. has re-
ceived pledges sufficient TO insure his re.
election.
It ia said that Gov. Beaver, of Psnnsylvs
mia, will succeed Gen. Raum as commission
er of pensious
In his report to Secretary Tracy, Paymas,
ter Ganeral Stewart states that it cost go :
500, 600 to run the navy last year.
Col. sam. ]. Tilden, jr.. nephew of the
late Samuel j. TildeD, was married yes-
terday to Mics Halsey, of Brooklyn.
Dr.. Alexander G. Abbott, OF Johns Hop
kins Hospital Baltimore, has gone to Berlin
to study DIR. Koch's treatment Of tubercu-
losis.
a heavy hail storm swept over the Wy.
omiog Valley, Pa, yesterday, being partic-
ularly severe at Plymouth. where the wind
blew down the steeple Of tbs Lithuanian
Catholic Church.
The name of the ss'assin who murdered
the Russian General SeeverstroH in Paris
on Tuesday, is Podelesky. He is Russian
Pole and man answering his description
has been airestad on the Spanish frontier.
The military have surrounded the Pine
Ridge agency, aud troops ara rapidly hem.
ming in the other Indian agencies in the
northwest, but Gan. Miles does not think
the Indians will now attempt az outbreak
The Alabama democratic legislative ecu
cus last NIGHT resumed balloting for csDd
date for United Senator. The faurteenlt
and last ballot resulted Pugh, Al; Watts
IL; Sesy. So; Kob. 33. The caucus tier
adjourned to 1880 tomorrow evening.
The uncertainty in financial circles has
caused an unsettled feeling to possess the
minds OF these who have deposits In th'
banks of New York, particularly among th'
poorer people. Depositors In the Citizens
Savings Banks of the city ofNew York, anC
in the Howard Savings Bank, in Newark
N. J made runs on the banks yesterday
but all got their money.
Thomas II. Tate and James D. Butler
TWO clerks in the War. State aud Navy De
partmert building 10 Washington got into
cutting scrape yesterday morning about 43'
o'clock. The young men had been out ses
ing the oitv, and get into wranels at th'
corner of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue. It ended by Tate stebblng Butler
| four times with peuknifs. The wound
are quite serious, and Butler now lies IL
Emergency Hospital In q critical condition
while Tste is in confinement awaiting TIT
result OF B1tler's In uries.