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A Woman Who Could Shoot.

Tuesday night an unknown intoxicated man
attempted to force his way into the pretty
little cottage of Mrs. Lottie Adams, in North
Pleasantville, Pa. Mrs. Adams sprang from
her bed and raised the window, and inquired
who was there. The stranger ordered her to
come down and open the door. Mrs Adams
fearing trouble, screamed for help, but none
came to her assistance. She then procured q
refused to obey and Mrs. Adams fired. The
ball took effect in his left leg. He was cap
tured and put in Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
Glass Workers NAV Strike.

The American flint glass workers association
will order a strike on Friday il the manufsc-
turers Of Pittsburg and the west do not stop
filling the orders Of the eastern manufactur-
ers, as the men say they are doing. The east
ern workers are on q strike and the American
association has already paid out several thous-
and dollars to support them in this strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

The coal blockade was opened at Beading
yesterday and 1000 loaded cars were brought
down from the mines. Owing to the sudden
cold snap, all southward-bound trains were
shortened by taking of fifteen cars. Most Of
the coal was forwarded to Port Richmond and
EIizabethport Twenty-Five coal trains passed
through Reading Wednesday bound for those
points. There are now S.425 loaded cars side
tracked between Port Richmond and Broad
mountain, containing 20, 900 tons Of coal
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A Romance Of the Season.
From the Philadolphia Press

Marriage License Clerk Bird was very tired
yesterday after filling up marriage license ap-
plication for Philip Biesiecky and Anna Dolo-
royolska, Russians. Mr.. Bird beamed kindly
on the Muscovite applicants, though after he
had heard the narrative Of the young appli-
cants. The bride and groom are from the same
they had embarked for their voyage To This
country. They were exiles from their native
land, and their sorrows and misfortunes
brought them in contact with each other and
formed q friendship which developed into love
py the time they had reached Castle Garden
When they had reached Philadelphia the groom
had proposed to and been accepted by the
bride, and today they will start for the far west
TO help build mp Oklahoma or some other un-
developed section Of the government territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-coR. 10TH AND LINDEN PLACE N
nne Store and DwelliI 3, renting for S35: price
$1,000. JNo. n. wAGGAMAN, 700 18th st. jaz3-3t
EO3 SALE-EITHER FOR HOMES OR FOR IN
n vestInent comforiable 2-story 6-room Brick
dld opportunity to obtain bargain i'll the west end
section; price $3.50. JNO. +. WAGGAMAN, 700
14th st. ta23l3t
E0R SALE-THE FINE OLD HOME OF THE
u late Col. John McH Hollingsworth tof Mount
vernon fame) situated on Georgetown Heights t3124
Stoddard st containing about so 600 feet of
pleasantly located cool water and plenty Of shade
Apply TO ALBERT f. MCDOWELL, Executor North
Capitol and Massachusetts, ave. jaa3-l 2ts
EOR SALE-BARGAIN-12-R ROOM BRICK AND
Stable; desirable corner, II ST. n. W.: good bust
ness stand Will take vacant ground part payment
Address Box 81, Star Office. ja22-3t'
LHOR SALE-THREE-STORY PRESS BRICK IN
the n W., in elegant condition: newly papered and
painted: contains store with 12 rooms. for which
owner will sell cheap. Unreasonable offer win be
fused Price &S,OOO A. T. HOLTZMAN,
1a22-4t 1921 st. NV.
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Another Economic De ad.

Jonathan Lenz, the junior trustee of the
Economic society and one of its oldest MEM
bers, died at Economy Pa, Tuesday. The
deceased was about ninety years Of age. This
makes the fourth death in the society within q
very short time, reducing the membership to
less than thirty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

:. The city authorities in Brooklyn have ordered
the removal on moral grounds OF certain posters
which have been displayed by visiting theat-
ricai company on fences, dead walls and trees
all over the sity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

John I. Beidler, the pioneer scout and leader
OF the Montana vigilantes, died yesterday at
Helena, Mont. after q brief illness. Charles
Dickens met him when in America, and Beidler
figures in his American Notes"
Fish Commissioner Toodvins died ct Sails
bury, Nd, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
FOR SALE@LOTS.

EOR SALOON ST NEAR 18TH FINE LOT;
II side and rear alley. II sold at once 81 so square
foot A bargain JNO. +. WAGGAMAN,
ta23-3t 700 l4th St NV.
nnrta,S, ,i,pn - =, ;nc,,r ,arh -,
q few days at 35c. H A. CADY Co.
ja23-3t $50 10th ST. NV .
LOR SALE-eO FEET FRONT BY so FEET DEEP;
st bet. 9th and 7th ne. beautiful building Lots;
very cheap. H A. CsDY co.
ja23-3t $50 10th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

4 COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and TERRITORY, Notary aud L. b. Commissioner.
yNO e bEALl. 1871 b st Nv In ONCE IRON y a M
" pm MY
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ApARTMENro

AFAhIM ENIS.
Unfurnished Apartments
1920 y, Y. ave, or can
be rented for ofiices.. SO
STORES.
] Alb ST, store. IS
l722 14th ST., store. :. IS
OFFICES.
once rs, 5l9 1th st. e
once rooms, LIST and
I'd floors, 1903 Pa.
ave...............10 TO %
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MANICURE.

MADAM PAWN.
M MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST
1O3 9th st. NV, over Thompson's drug store
lLe only importer and manufacturer Of Fine Mani
cure ana Chiropodist Goods south OF New York.
d24-SIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

EOR SALE-CHEAP GROUND EAST-SPIENDID
FrontaGe Of 81 feet on Massachusetts lot
small building lots; $4,000 feet; price II ce.lts
ja22-3t' +. c. HERRING, zoos St, Room IA
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81 YAIUARLE SQUARE oF eRouNp

t VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
All Of square 1929 bounded by 18th and 14th and
and n.e and contains 21 g. S61 square feet. This
Is one OF the most desirable squares in this section OF
the city, being very Mary and all solid
ground 1t must appreciate In two years We believe
profit h III WARNER 4 co '
1a2'S-6t GIG + NV.
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1,ok RENT-BY THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN. REAL
IL ESTATE BROkER- 917 ST. NV

STORES. &c.
Hall, NY ave bet. 18th Store and dwell 23O Sd
and l4th SITS: rent. $50 ne ....-........s $50
night, 80 day. store room cor. LIST and
Store and dwell 2O07 y sts- n.w..............1 Is
l4th st. ,yr 80 Hall. 1900 ~ st. IL
Hall. 4th floor 12th re Stable rear 627 Esw.. 10
SITS. 80 Stable rear 61l II ". 10
Store and dwelling 9Th Stable alley bet. 9th &
and sts ne. 81. % and 18th. and n.w..10
kt0re and cellar 3I4
nv rOl
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9th Pa ave rim Is. $50 Gunton Bldg, r. 26 S12. so
43O 9TH Cd hOo-.. .25 Central bid, 21 10
Central bid. Is. % 9th Pa ave., r'm 20. 10
The above SONY portion of the property on my
books For full list call office bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th Lja22l THOS E. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
T Six Orig nal Lots in square 1857, being the second
block east OF Lincoln park. J. L. DYER,
r.,

NOR SALE-CHANCE TO DOUBLE AND TREBLE
II your money-63, 900 feet at cents per foot,
within the city limits, not away off in the country;
perfect title abstract Free East Halves of Squares
1873 and 1873 northeast. Terms agreeable Apply
to WELLER a. REPETTI,
ja22-3t 326 Penn ave Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

EOR sALE.,BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROPERTY
- IN the southeast, and 18th sts.; water, and
other street improvements; will subdivde into ten
sood-sized lots. Price "a, %.
ja22-1ws Cos F ST. NV.
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EOk RENT
II 1JlO 9thn-w..1lri0.5 SO
1850 ] 4tn 81. n ", str. 30
s39 9th 81 sc, .2O.5O
.A2O-5s WI II. SAUNDEl
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I,OR RENT-A VERY NICE COTTAGE DWELLING
n of roOns. all mod inps. 6,2S 10th ST also
. Groom Frame brick basement), 922 II st. ne. IN
best of conditions all mod imps- both large yards;
sl'EAFEEk d3l-lms
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VSOR SALE-A BARGAIN-A FINE THREE-STORY
i Brick Dwelling ON Rhode Island ave.; four rooms
deep; all mod iInPs. seven chambers; cellar under
entire houses lot 22xl2O to alley For full particu
lars apply to IT. DYER,
ja2l-3t 1904 st n W.
EfOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH
Of proprietor, of the Best-estabshed Hotels in
Atlantic City. Nj; 12o rooms: furnished; centrally
located 90 feet front For particulars apply
to ISRAEL g. ADAMS Il CO., Real Estate and Law
building, Atlantic City, Nj. jaoO-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

II Kenesaw near 14th St, 3.5c per foot Lot on
ne corner kenesaw ave. and 14th St, Csc. j. r.
HEkTFORD, l4lg q st, taoo-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

l1015 East Cap. st..
5O7 and 500 Va. ave.
and 900 9TH st. s.e.4.5O0
mi, 7r...:. ".' $500
7r.................. 3,4Oo
T,..s...... w.. = - 1880
20lS 9th st. NV, b.
lis and iaa:3 Madi WV
son st. n. W., Ar. 3, 900
302 9th st. s.e., b.h..
45 Il i and ;15;3 Ridge ' st.
w, FIJI, or. ......3,OO0
a. L st. Nv, b.h. f, Or. .. 500
l:}25 10th st. Sc, f.h.,
1889 Sih st. n. W. wi b. b b., Nv
735 I'd st. NV. b. h. 5r5, 900
- Myrtle st. e.. b,
h., 7r..............2,OOO
4iS l st. s.w., b. b.,
Or. ..................1,S0 800
81 Myrtle st. me-, bib.
T.........-....-.. 1,IOO
SO G st. ne, FIJI, Ar. 1000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-05
MisrAKEs ~ GRAMMAR.
Biunders That Are Made by Educated
People 'Fhroagh CsreIessness.

EGNHte AHf0uEA AAFeAessfHS&.
Correspondent If Ladles' Home Journal
Fauits are pardonahle In conversations
which are not pardouable in written COM
positions. But We must he careful not 10
take too much leeway in this regard, and
not To make mistakes in grammar or
pronunciation. Some people are guilty OF
grammatical launders through sheer care
lessness. Thus a lady OF nay acquaint-
anee who understands triEonometry and
can translate Virgil. often says 10 me,
you was, arid yet she knows perfectly
veil that this Is an inexcusabIe mistake
Other people who ought to know better
say be don't" for he doesn't Il aont
know ss DO. instead OF IL ton't know
that | do. ''Ain'tn and faint" are not
often used nox by educated people unless
in testing NAY. II Is an unwlse thing.
however, % be careless or inaccurate in
ones pFonnntaatlons or use Of language,
since tricks 81 speech are easily caught end
very hard to set nd If. Thus, when one
Is talking 80 servants. or other uuadncAted
people. one is often tempted 70 adopt their
phraseoiogy. in order 20 be readily under
stood hY ihsin, bar il is better tn With
stand the temptation, even II enc should
be Obliged Ia consequence 10 take more
trouble 10 express ones meaning clearly.
What shall be said OF the woman who
SAYS II done ltsh She has certainly
RACED herself between the horns Of a al.
lenma Her hearers Nill infer either that
her oariy edaaasion was neglected or that
she associated with uaedacaied people dur
ing her childhood and yet this Is , gram
maticsl gsult El9iea seems hard 10 get rid
OF Persons who never say II seen il. or
''he has went or them things viii oc.
casionally hstray themselves By letting
slip the fatal i done u,
II IS quite As incorrect 70 use he" and
II for him and "Tne. or wee versa. a.
IL Is 10 say II done il. and yet the arst
named class II faults that 81 using The
wrong pFoneans-is sometimes comxEs ttssl
- educated people.
Ind cd, / have heard Die phrase. III Is
me iasyisie3 on the ground thar l. pras A
literal translation ef she FRENCH & - ans
fiut 0uT EnsIsh grammar does not. Ike :
Fveuca nSmesase, iastifg the erapsogment
cf certain pronuncjal iefus. merely for the
valae az enrhenr, lie Is older than II
Faav not saHrd - we8 as he i elder than
ue. yes SIC teFaeF IS the correct form II
Is a vezy eeNmoa mistake q say. u e.
tween you and !. AMI ypt a moments -.
see;3oa shaa0d convince any one wha has
vYsr stadtess .sFSsansar tAat he shessl8 say
between yoyl ard lne
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0xev the t0Mn, maere, under 3 cloud Of
whfsa afad chilling naisE, the cathedral
reared IL si0ashse head Behind. ever the
nantes. whieh wts adorned with stasaettes
81 Mosiere and Shakespeare. Vas 5 wafer
rslor Of the yacht entering the Bsy Of
SapIes Else roshing. Il Ne exsept the in
visible preseuce Of gensas.
:. There i some Of rav manuscript. said
Verne. puiuting % the table. Look al the
corrections. an that piece happens TO be
0ne With wfiieh was particularly pleased
rea sea inst mere than txn-thirdS 0f what
w-0s4 st first has been scratched ont, sud
nasch es the rest viii go before have I'm
fshed With Il II Is here / sit Of mornings
ard wTite. When have finished the daily
task I 20 down 70 breakfast. and afterward
I 70 TO the ci1sss where ven found me. In
tsle evening Mrs. Verne aIla go 10 the the
aser. and . lie passes
les. Verne leads the qaietes1, most
sober he imagsnabie. said his wife He
never smokes, and does not touch alcohol
f-asa one yesr's end 20 TIE other
= Come, said Verne, why. il vas only
the osEer day that took glass OF your
excellent Madeira dosn stairs
Al, yes. when You drank the health OF
that dear little lady aud wished her bon
voyage les. ] had forgotten thai occa-
sion. II Hhs Que on which | was very
glad to make al exception % my rule l
do Ssh her sneoess, because | think she
deserves II. Aud if she does have success.
and does come home triumphant. why /
snail not be 6isiacsineI 10 take another
glass Of your Madeira. snd to toast her
across the sea. There, Monsieur, how is
that for confirmed what do you cal it,
temperance man
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~ M AN coNptcrnn.
Way the FefmrF Eoak the Taro4sgnr or
rsaaA ga a. 0sonv.
Nss Fazk ssaf

ssama1ea over an o3ss,gashsoaef hair
tranS Is Ia-ape3 s'n tae front ulatsarm
q a eYaS8sss horse car "a MarrJsausa tie
other 8ssegasu A spruce~lssek ssz rssssv,
6ute vas uailss Is ~ toat-rsst ami mles
sise eess.s4aeGor came au8 tc coIlecg gares he
tisf lie yoAssg gnzn ~ wanted al extra
sATe fev carrying she tTuas
ixe pai ing lare sasl shsG's a. vaa rs.
fga0 gsc ssis slse dude
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O. is goes sed = meueat batter he haa
baastif'i IS ~ $3.50 tae Fpa4way. 4 esanse
e a.eeks fertees 90 she e@saaacfoT. wio
hsa oeea et0NsFlae sc ~ daaa aG ere
~ sad 4 ssssa you as sArea 81 ar
AMI ( aS8. see
Whist sass 10 ms z" s4As liz yauns
gsiao@ seFgr, st isn's rgv srnak.
While iae snH1setor wAs ssanl-e hack
egsss che trunk 10 dasEs stepped - tbs
ear sad. ush sass rpassk essrv.s -,
rteAt Esp thfusauz IA osn sseh ass.E -
saEn~, disappeared - tsse ,.sf.arss.
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taHis - sss $ Rsse Nsw NesE edition
g, EAe t'@ glsFet2ae sseex eaa ~ has AZ
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Peculiar

To itself IN many important particulars. HooA's
S&-saTsr1lz Is daEerert xrosa and superior to any
other medicine.
Peca1ar IL combination, proportion and prep
a-atiou OF ingredients, Hoods SaTsapsrsila pos
sesses the fan curative yaiae Of tie best known
remedies ef ttss vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar n Is msdieiEai merit. Hoods sarsapa,
ria aceonaYlisl5es egres hitherto unknown
Peculiar in strength ard economy aocd's Sar-
saparilla Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said. lao doses one doIaE Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce good results as Hoods Sarsapariila
Peculiar in It's good name At horas - there is
more a Hoods Sar.ap2Fiiia sold in Lowell where
il Is made. than OF all ether blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad. 10 other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be- In
duced 70 take any other preparation. BesEre get
Hoods Sarsapariila
sol6bya druggists. ST: six for IS. Prsraredonly
b. c. I. HOOD q co.. Apo,hecaEies, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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neering Board is omen to criticism from those
who believe his appointment would moan the
approval OF some specific plan, and. TO n GER
tain extent, enable him to pass on his own
work, - ,. - o,,.o ,.
creased terminal facilities and ennrEed carry
ing capacity. There is not member of either
legislation IL he should witness the extraor-
binary scenes on the bridge at the rush
h%prs They moFe HS"t trans stp gTG
shore to shore. While striving in vain to es
cape being crowded to death he - stimuli
ment. Ee hurled into eternity by the cotas-
trophe that must inevitably come. To avert
bilious train service, to bHnE tbs bridge. to lie
highest measure. OF It's capacity is the
s1F sSS % hS the he
practically unanimous appeal Of the dweers
In these cities it cannot be met II, in obedi-
ence to selfish arguments or through indiler-
ence. Legislators Ignore and neglect their mani
test obligations to their constituents: II is
bridge. terminal and structural. should DO
definitely settled. Failure TO settle them
means not only continuance OF present dan
agitation. Tho approval by the Mayor ought
to he accented as a gunrsntee OF the bills
rejection, In tho instances. cannot he
rcconciled with any right view OF public duly.
nn the s %G on 10 oc
than that Of u Deliberate betrny al Of the people.
ALBANY. May 1.-The Jacobs MI Tor the re-
form OF the Brooklyn Bridge management and
tho protection OF the lives OF the neople by tho
Improvement OF the terminal facilities, fingers
IN the Committee on Commerce and Navga-
ton nut there and kept there hy the objection
Of senator Birkett Senator Jacobs tried to
got this obstructionist to allow The bin to be
called from tho hands OF the committees. lle
had some few verbal amendments suggested
by CORPORATION Counsel jerks that he wished
10 make. and then he wanted TO pass
the Nh so MS TO give the Assem-
by a chance at Il, but Senator
lrketrs attitude OF opposition made any such
effort hopeless. Senator Birkett attempted to
Justify his position by vague references TO tho
interests that require to be heard and big talk
about A hearing before tho committee to. NOR
row. lie said that he had II packet full Of pro-
tests against the bill but he only showed one.
and that was from Gen Woodward, on behalf
Of The Brooklyn Institute. Everybody in
brooklyn knows that the institute is planning
o abandon its Washington street building. SO
that this opposition will not be thought much OF
there. Ii Is not believed here that the
hearing that seems to disturb senator Burkett
so much will amount to ANYTHING. BE that as
il may, Senator Jncobs says that tomorrow
the question must no settleI. Either some
bridge bill must be passed or Senator Burkett
and the country Republicans who stand be-
hind him must fake the responsibility Of kill
ing it directly; they will not he al lowed 10 do
It by delaying its consideration by specious
i,roi
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JOIIIAGs AMOUR TOM

The Warrington Arch Fund 1IO,sTltA
Music in Mount Morris Park this evening At . o'clock
BY Ebsn's Seventy fret Regiment band.
1W srS has received 81 from II. y toward the
PAYMENT OF tie sIDanss CT ibe burial % fAiTCk OAVtn
c.Nd
An instrumSntAl and vocal concert VII be Eiysn 10
Tie " oct Enu Pfssb2 trraY 'hUE.f lutti siTteI AID
Tenth avenue this evening for tie uSHect " he organ
fUnd
Justice Barrett has appointed Fr.rc. lynds stoNon
"rs Of Ives h'AYurr AVE agreed iu Irlie Al per
Gems h' Al 8" Jasmine AID la-s ,,.u &c C.aIpn
" Inu'e cred tVE VIZ q v not .".L 10 I.r dee.
lie steamboat EhUGs !sabf NJ ints rlsI ? Of
t''4.npAt h4s,~ sci u - 9 rrE".r 'tA. lt..p ."
MassA, hus.ua' VII 20 tns dr. Do .rsr.t. ur, "
On w :" y '' " ''-' ''-' NJ" 80 '"''''I 'A'
1hs United stat.s CrsmsuoB COMPANY s.essi ib,Ss
SLsetors 1ss.'IiLh <.Eu't gmfa,t.. J.mss ths'
llAGg JsIss n; frotLinELA Juup. HsIbfln AsJsf
s'sld Dr AsHu Tcs4 AID s.fiGE Nsa,sa
meeting 81 Ihs FsuiI OWusp Of the hAfhs Gene
LsfJ sAs cd 10 ths tuDIsf Eign ysisfdGJ sfsruDnn
k''. h'uIy Lorl, A'JsGaT bsilGrt Ryan
= sFp's' Esnh y, Eit Lrs'ups ~. NJ 10
7T'AsLT'f frI"u FhosS6 Hs.auus o. hsuI W . . .
To - avenue hAnSaD ianpsrr dol. I'i 90 g."
Sat = LlISlo No Ehal. W. ~ ~. -
80 ..-r .f. .fr .r-,... .u
....' ..,rSl.' H'sn,. ... .ttr '.s.. -
IaH ,n0 .'.f'. r.. go ..''p' '''''d "
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n Hrfgsig bT-D sga.r. - 80 - F'.a 4.. ..
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ssl.n s4a rs - tn. stn,'5 No. '.. 900 a.. y
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TRUST COMPANY sUSPENDS.
Failure Duo TO the Financial Crash
In Philadelphia.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa. May 6.-The Mont
g, merry Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit
Company closed its doors at noon to-day and
announced that the concern had temporarily
suspended payment. This result is the i'm
mediate outcome Of the financial troubles OF
William F. Slinglufr, who, until Saturday
afternoon. was Cashier OF the Montgomery Ma
tiona Bank and Treasurer OF the trust
company. which Is branch institution
o! the bank. Mr.; Slinglutfs financial
tons with the MacFarlan, pieltrer Work Syndl-
cate. the Bank of AmericG, and ito Asphnlt
tterested. It was because OF this connection
Bank became involved during tho, financial
crash. OF last week. This brought on an
Investigation by the directors of the hank.
which resulted In a request for Mr.. Slingluns
resignation; President John sllngutf, Il
brother Of the ex-cashier. also entered judg-
ments against tho latter for $2O0OO on bills eN-
ecuted by him to tho bank. The cashier has
made an ASSIGNMENT OF everything including
his wife 3 Jewels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
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