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The state herald., 1891-07-03

OSE Of the most signilcan, signs OF
tho times Is tho quicitpcss with which
tho minds Of IN. people dissatisfied
with monarchy accept tho possibility
Of u republic. Not 30 very long ngo
when hereditary ruler proved unsat.
islnciory, the extreme length 10 which
HE subjects went wns 10 dcposc him
md pu, generally Of the
,nmc family-in,o his place. The
idea that ono OF the people nigh,
prove better hcnd had not ihon found
general acceptance. Then u change
came. Gradually the benefits Of II
popular form OF government as sup.
posed 10 be cxcmpliGcd In this country.
became apparent, and now when u
change Ia discussed tho tendency Is ,c
sreak away from royal traditions
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Jack The Ripper Threa,or,.

Tho vigilance committee In White
Chapel, London, has been rcawahonod 10
activity BY m unjoubtrj warning from
Jack the Ripper. A letter indcn,lcni In
style and writing with preyiou. mis.iyo.
from Jack the Ripper has been received
BY tho chairman OF the viRilab,s In which
jack announces that he In about 10 Dor.
form another operation and that II tho
chairman Of tho yigilants attempts 70
track hin, hc Will knife him 10 the heart,
II Is the duty OF the police, bs says, To
catch HIN. He adds that be has been
nearly caught twico, but that he VIII
mover DO taken alive.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

AMERICANS ms n rule are not remark
ably sentimental, but the setting apart
one day every year for ,rcc planting
may lend TO the development OF pub.
lie sentiment on this question which
will bear fruit In more proper npprc.
ilation Of the value Of our forests and
their influence upon tho climn,. and
health OF our population. And. an tho
otter hand, II mny awaken public
thought 10 tho peril which threatens
the trcos OF this country and thu.
prove nm nntido'c to the error ~ sup.
posing TINT trees nrc invested with n
certain sncrcdncs- which Is opposed
TO the true intorcsis OF practical for.
cstry-for there Is n sense In which
tree cutting Is Just rs. essential u. tree
planting.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
A Practical Inspection Of Pork.

Secretary OF Agriculture Rusk In.
put In working order At Chicago his now
bureau for tho microscopic examination
OF hog products for export Iic selected |.
corps OF thirty microscopis,s. fifteen mon
and as many women, and thcy wcro 20; 10
work under the direction OF Dr.. John
Mlchcls OF New York mud y. II. bernard
OF Pi,tsburg, mlcroseopIcai experts. The
force will bc Increased until 1, Is large
enough TO examine under tho magnify lnv
lens piece OF tho tcndcrloin Of tho
diaphragm aud OF the tcndcrioIn OF each
hog killed, Those found to be diseased
Will bo condemned.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Public sryyauus.

IN France ns here there IL n coming
and going Of officers. Since 1900 there
have been retired In France sixty seven
minister's OF Justice, cighty.scvcn min.
listers Of the interior. sevcn,y.,hrcc
minister's OF foreign affairs. nfy.four
ministers Of finance sovcniy.onc min.
ls'c'r of wnr nnd slSty-fvo ministers Of
tho navy,
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Steamship Limo from Baltimore.

Tho Observation-Disclosures Steam
Navigation Company will hereafter run
steamers for,ulrh,ly between Rotterdam
and baltimore The company started 10
trade with this port In April. tho vessels
frat touching nj New York II IL now
proposed to run directly between iot,sr-
iam aud baltimore
The vessels engaged In running 10
Iiuenos Ayrcs will DO withdrawn from ser
vice. owinr to the unsettled political con-
disions existing there, aud put on the
Baltimore route,
The state herald., 1891-07-03

HERE and there rich man may be
found, who like Senator Stanford OF
California, and others that might be
named, have philanthropic and be-
pevolent instincts, and, who, In tho
exercise of these. enjoy lie, but the
majority Of rich men are n burden 10
themselves. They are to society what
reservoirs are TO towns--placcs where
the water is ncsurulated and from
which, by tho rand OF death, the gates
hre opened Tor the outflow into chan.
nels of l.ie- giving and usoiulnoss
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Tho Brazilian Coffee crop.

Tho bureau Of American republics
cpor,s that estimates Of tho brazilian
roirco crop Of ispo'pl, now com ing into
market, continue To diminish. The nr.,
estimate was o,ooo,oOo bags. tho next
100000 aud now I, Is believed tina, tho
crop will not exceed ?,eoo.0oO. No,wi,h-
standing the incentive OF higher prIccn
than have oycr bccn paid before, the
daily receipts do not average over a,Ooo,
DISCRIMINATION OF labor Ia tho chief DIM
guilty, aud should II continue II Is believed
that the coffee crop Of 1891 'Dl, now placed
NJ 100000 bags, will not yield moro than
1000, 600 bags
The state herald., 1891-07-03
ohiIisn In.urxeni. pn,nara,n.

A telegram received nj Washington
from Paris states that tho efforts OF the
GILLIAN Insurgents 10 secure aid from the
French government arc becoming dcspcr-
sic. The Insurgents, tho telegram statca,
have promised 10 deliver Peru immodl.
stely the territory OF 1acna aud the port
,f africa, provided that government
recognizes them rs bolligerants and gives
them other assistance. Tho poruvlnn
government has poremp,oriiy rejected tho
proposition Of tho Insurgents,
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Whipped by White Caps.

In the nclghborhood OF Patoka
township. Indiana, lives John Torbl,.,
about 20 years old and bearing bad rcpu.
tation' White Cap. have warned Torblt,
TO cease drinking. quit abusing his family
aud 10 provide for them morn literally.
Ito paid no attention aud on tho nigh, Of
tho sith was called ont by whlte Gaps
aud tied 10 ,rco and given nifty lsahcs
with hickory switches. There were i've
masked men Of tho White Caps. lilo says
10 viii INIT tho nnlnhhorhnnd.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Colonel Weber as immigration Com.
misAionrr.

Assistant Secretary Ncttlaton Of the
treasury Department has Instructed Col.
onel James Weber. supcrlnton lon, Of i'm
migration NJ tho port Of New York, 10
proceed to Europe for duty as chairman Of
tho foreign immigration commission In
plac" Of General Grosvcnor Of Ohio, rc-
aligned. Colonel Weber will leave New
York for Europe nest week, aud will be
zone about three months. During MI. ab.
scncc General o'i,elrnc, assistant super.
lniendent, VIII have charge Of immlrra.
,lon AFFAIRS In New York.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

IT Is scarcely possible for the pres
en' map OF Europe to continue to be
standard much longer, II Germany
and France do no, soon again cross
swords over Belgium's territory and
again re-snrvey their borders, tho
monnrehies OF Italy, Greece and Tur.
key will undergo such changes MS to
make new 'rncings necessary. Tho
governments which obtain In these
countries are conspicuous failures
The annual expenses constantly exceed
The annual receipts. Every year Peter
Is robbed to pay Paul In Greece Italy
and Turkey, and still Paul does not
receive enough to warrant him In CIV
ing receipt In full.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

MARK TWAIN remarked the ether
day that he expected TO write Ii book
in year or two. Writing" he said.
''is u curious thing with me nowadays.
II requires the conjunction OF time, in
clinainn and ideas. Once IN awhile
the ideas come floating along, but
am either too lazy to write or have not
time. Then, again get of and de-
liberately loaf, and after n bit | feel
an inclination to write but tho Ideas
won't come. So ! am waiting placidly
until the conjunction OF the three
comes about"
The state herald., 1891-07-03

To DISTINGUISH between the pain
which should be instantly soothed and.
dispelled and that which
left fur INC prcfcsscd pfiihnsnrUpisf or
The rcformer; but when we consider
The effects OF an ill-rcgulnted sympathy
In spreading greater misery than 1t al
ioviates, and In promoting immediate
pleasure at the expense Of character
and permanent welfare, We must con-
clcdo that such n winnowing process Is
y duty obligatory upon all who value
the woll-being Of society.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

THE first savings bank in America
was the "Provideut Institution for
savings" in the town of Boston, incor-
poratcd in December 1916, md opened
for business in January or February,
1917, and at present the leading saw
ings bank in New England and the
eldcs, in the world. The second was
started in Philadelphia about u year
later and is still llourishing, the third
IN Salem Mass, 1918, and also still
tiourishing.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

If there were no dark places in our
lives, we should not value the bright
ness; il there were no failures, we
should not care for success; II we had
no dsappointmonts, we should have
lew hopes; and without adversely pros
perity wculd lose most OF It's charm.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
TIE widow. ss,u.,,c..

Tho bridal voil originated In N, Gus.
tom Of performing the nup,inl cerc.
mony under square piece Of cloth.
held over tho bride mud groom. 10 con.
cchl Tho bluHhcs Of the latter Al tho
marriage OF n widow II was dispensed
The state herald., 1891-07-03
a Nrrrsslsv.

lic.llow carclcs.ly happy Miss
llnmpkins looks.
sho-fcs, When amy ono /. 30 nnd
ms never been engaged onc bna 10 look
cnrclcHsly happy
The state herald., 1891-07-03

SUCCESS can never De givcni IL must
be earned by our own labor, won by
,ur own energy, il we are ever to call
il aura
The state herald., 1891-07-03
0lc annslau..

when you take nwomun nj her word
you take something olse nj the .umo
,lino-.,rona ,, chances Of disappointing
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MONIES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water ana Movements of Boats
Tho River Interests.

Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was falling last night, with
10 feet 8 inches in the channel.
The reports from above were:
Warren--3 feet 81 inches and falling;
weather clear and warm.
Morgantown--5 feet and stationary
weather clear and hot
Brownsville-S feet 8 inches; weather
clear and warm.
The Courier swung off for Parkers-
burg at 1l:S0a. m.
The keystone State passed down from
Pittsburgh for Cincinnati at 10 u. m.
The Frank Gilmore, Hornet No. 2 and
Tom Lysle passed down yesterday with
tows OF coal.
The II. X. Bedford left for Pittsburgh
Yesterday at s a. IN. The Hudson got
away for the same port at 0 u. m.
A brass band from Cambridge, Ohio.
boarded the Keystone State at Bellaire
Yesterday for the round trip to Gin
cinnati.
A crowd OF Bcllaireites will avail
themselves of the excursion given by
the steamer Phillips tomorrow night
and 60 down the river.
To.day's schedule is as follows: The
Lizzie Bay will leave for Charleston nj
am. The Matt +. Allen will pass
up for Pittsburgh at So. m. The Scotia
will go down to Cincinnati at the same
hour. The Ben Hur is the Parkersburg
packet and will start on her trip at ll:SO
n m
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who Receives the Money.

BosroY, June 2S.-Twenty-one Of the
Lynn bondholders in the American
Provident Association have united to
push their claims against the officers OF
the association. The latter suspended
in May and its directors endeavored to
have the members trSnsfcr their claims
to the Home Guardian Association, or
gained under charter from West Vir-
ginia. 1t is claimed that after the no.
tice OF suspension, the officers paid
thirty-one natured bonds held by them
selves, aud proceedings are to be
brought to ascertain who received this
money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-24

try to bring John 1, and Peter together
before the former leaves for Australia.
The National Club Of London, Eng, is
arranging n baiile betwccnyPung Critic.
OF Australia ion fsIthcrweight OF
the world, and rfp luhnston, champ
ion OF England, ivr a 3, JJO purse.
Tom Ryan, the Chicago welter weight,
is getting into shape at Beloit, with
Woods.and Hall, for q prospective go
with Dawson, the Australian weller
weight.
The next important event in the pug
ilistic world will be the meeting be-
tween Fitzsimmons and Hall.
Jack Fogarty has taken off nearly
thirty pounds Of superfluous flesh dur
ing the past month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-24
THE SPORTING WORLD.
League and Association Ball
Games Played Yesterday.
IMPORTANT RACING EVENTS
At sheapshead and chicago---Hamni,
the scuIler, Dcad---st. Louis Pool
Rooms Closed.--Latest Gossip and
News About Pugilists--slavln Draws
tho Color Line On Jackson. 2

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Cincinnatis
we're taken into camp very easily by
Capt. Arson and his colts to-day.
Score:
G Gh,sPsS; 8 8 $685.
Errors, / and 8. Hits, l2 and 4.
Earned, Chicago 4. Pitchers, Luby and
Rhine. Umpire, Lynch.
CLEVELAND, June 23-The local team
won the game easily to-day by pound
ing the ball in every direction. Score:
f fiil,SsFsS......:S ID 9 : $685. ~ ~
Errors, and 5. Hits, 81 and o.
Earned, 6 and 8. Pitchers, Young, Gal
vim and Baldwin. Umpire, Battin.
New YoRK, June 23.-The Giants
fairly annihilated the Bridegrooms to-
day. Terry lasted three innings and
Hemming pitched out the game. Score:
New York...,.....-..-0 9 9 4 Oil
BrOoklyn-."..........'..l 0 0 0 "a
Errors, and 2. Hits, II and 8.
Pitchers, Russie, Terry and Hemming.
Umpire, McQuade. Earned runs. New
York 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 23.-The
Phillies defeated Boston this afternoon
in one OF the best-played and most ex-
citing games of the season. Score:
PsiisasipSis :::::P g g 50
Errors, Philadelphia 8. Hits, 5 and
s. Earned runs, and 3. Pitchers,
Getzein and Esper. Umpire, Hurst.
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Los ANGELES, CAL, June 2S.-The AS
sistant Adjutant General received the
following dispatch from Lieutenant
Brett, commanding a detachment in
Kerns Canon, Arizona, dated Areiba
village: "Came to Areiba to arrest
several Arches who have destroyed the
surveyors marks and threatened to de.
stroy the school. When we entered
the village we were confronted by about
fifty hostiles armed and stationed be-
yond barricade. They openly de.
clared hostility to the government and
fight was barely averted. A strong
force should be sent here with Hotch-
kiss guns, as anticipate serious trouble
if the hostiles are not summarily dealt
WITH
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THE BARNAnY CASE.
The Contestants VIII Continue the Fight
to Break the Will.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June %'-Mr.
Blodgett, counsel for the proponents of
the second Barnaby bill, Mrs. Worrell
and her flmily, announced to Judge
Sphinx in the municipal court to-day
that he also represented, the other con-
testing party, the Conrad and Barnaby
families lawyers, NIessrs. Van slyck &;
Van Slyck, and asked for continuance
Of the probation OF the will until Sep
TENDER. Judge Sphinx fixed regular
court day, September %, and immedi-
ntely granted the request. In Septem-
Der the result of the trial OF DR.. Graves
will be known, and some peculiar OBJ.
stacles to the probation Of the will and
to the acceptance Of DR.. Graves as exec
utor will be removed. Whether he is
found guilty or not, the contest will go
on. The case will be carried to the
Supreme Court, if necessary, as the
contestants are determined to break the
will. if possible.
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CROP PROSPECTS.
The outlook rs Reported by the Farmers
Reyiew of Chicngo.

The outlook rs Reported by the Farmers
Review of Chicago.
Chicago, June 2S.-The FdrmrS Re
ric,c will say tomorrow; Harvesting of
winter wheat has already begun in half
OF the counties OF Illinois and Indiana,
and about one-third of Ohio. The yield
is generally estimated in the States Mt
fifteen to twenty bushels to the acre.
In Kentucky harvesting is in full blast,
yield is poor, estimated at from ten to
fifteen bushels. In Missouri harvest
ing is about completed. Estimate range
from fifteen to thirty-tve bushels. In
Kansas harvesting. is well underway;
yield about twenty bushels to the acre.
Harvesting has not yet commenced in
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Ne
braska. The yield in the latter will nm
doubtedly be very large; in the other
States fairly good.
Spring wheat in all the Northwestern
States is reported as doing well. Corn
is generally reported improving in con-
dition and promising to do we'll.
Oats prospects are reported poor in
Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky and only
fair in Indiana. In other States an
average yield is -eNpected.
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shecpshead Buy.

snEEPsuEAD BAY, n. Y, June 23.-Be-
tween six and seven thousand persons
witnessed the races to-day. Track in
fine condition. First race-mile and a
furlong, Carmichael won. Time, 1.57 So.
Second race-NTile and furlong, Equity
won. Time, l.56 So. Third race-Mile
and three.sixteenth's, Fronttac won.
Time, 2.l0 3-5. Fourth race-Slile and
furlong, Kingston won. Time, 1929.
Fifth race-Five-eighth mile, Fremont
won. Time, 1.l2. Sixth race-six fur
longs, Nomad won. Time, l.l5. Seventh
race-NIile and quarter on the turf,
Raceland won. Time, 200.
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AMONG THE SPORTS.
Gossip and News About tho Movements of
PugiIIstS.


PugilistS.
SAYS Sullivan: s"Why, God had q
view in making colored men black, and
earnestly believe it was because they
were always doomed to be our interiors.
Leaving this aside, if ] ever lower my
self 10 much as to step into the ring
with this man jackson" sug-
gcstiye roll of his impressive black eyes
and toss OF his head-"his aspirations
will be cut short"
"Chappie" Moran, the l50-pound pug
Hist, of England, who spent three years
in this country and was defeated by
"Spider" Kelly for the worlds cham
pionship, recently won u twenty-round
battle 1T the National Club, London.
His opponent was Sid Phillips, Of 1sling-
ton.
'sParson" Davies was asked by the
California Athletic Club what purse
Billy Woods would want to so against q
good man. Davies replied $4,000. The
Pacific Athletic Club, another organiza-
ton, also telegraphed offering Woods a
purse to fight Jack Davis, OF Omaha.
The st. Paul Athletic Club, with a
capital stock of $500, 900, was incorpora-
ted Yesterday under the laws OF the
State, 1t will build club house to cost
100000. The Fitzsimmons-Hall fight
OF July % will occur under its auspices,
Joe Lannon goes East with Corbett
shortly as sparring partner. 1t is un-
derstood that Professor Jim has been
offered the position OF referee in the
Hall-FitzsiInmons battle, and John
Donaldson advises Carbett to accept.
The purse for slavin and Kilrain ran
short by nearly $4,000, but Dick Roche
made good by paying that amount out
OF his own pocket, Roche did not hold
out s., 900 like L. X. Fulda, of the Cali
fornia A. G., did in the case OF Corbett
and jackson.
Pat Farrell has IN idea of going to
the Northwest shortly and trying for a
match with Joe Ellingsworth or some
other pug,
Jack Barnett and Jack Ashton have
been with Peter jackson considerably
in the last few days, and Barnett viii
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Arkle, Baltzer Schul and Fred Strauser,
Canvassers, Jacob Honecker, K. V. Ar.
kle and George Bowman.

Ankle Baltzer Schul and Fred Strauser,
Canyassers Jacob Honeckef. Il. v. an.
tle md George Bowman.
~ ''''N 49, ',.s,s,. ,..,,,. q
HA'LhoAp l =, a t!.
In the First branch a petition was re-
ceiyed from President Cochran, of the
WheaIiny Rridge 4 Terminal Railway
c..soa,,'. 49,, tbot tho ro,nmi+ten
SoilpuiIis, HsAl"s t ~ -, .o,;c;tor
on ~, ofuaiI''i'Ses .. a ~ I;scnysr
MAKE IN my fUr.bor loS;slotion
Miie ~ ,, y, no! ~ ~! o;,v IL naeJsd 10
On tle o pre no iv r;viIs,,ss nranied nv
maze ~! secure 'nS cennaS H nn ac,
slie et'y 70 .o .a1 in.,;sIStiom H. tbe STATE
T T.I, y, ie''I Tba mattsr Sos refsrred
l.eg ,s.a,a.tad t"' +''''V' "''' ''-'e
ia i :, ip.J;nonoo w,s o1so nrosortad Inv
az Al v Isos".,' pri TS TarminaI Rail.
VIZ. VIZ r Smrs %roi't;nS 10 Il The nriv.
i M"S S 20 hniId;nS sni,r n connect its
,na;, u i;no w;.i, tho main line If the
IhItH tine nb t' and n switch from
t u',' Innir line " tbn Wheciino notary
T I1te ' nrd;nnnc C and comnanyfn| mans
, aar o reierrnd n the committee on raiI.
r nS'T '''s' : ~ y = :. FfT IT..
fo IN Tho frat branch tho market com.
miitce'S r .t5 TO close the Fifth
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WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The officials
of the Russian legation here, discredit
the report OF the disappearance OF a
royal messenger bearing dispatches sent
from Japan BY the Czarewitch to the
Car OF Russia, while enroute to New
York. One OF tho attaches OF the
legation said to-day that two cour-
iers-one Russian naval officer, passed
through Washington last Friday on
their why to st. Petersburg and that
they had sailed for Russia Saturday
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The rrcnsnry stntemcnt.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 23.-The
United States Treasurel'sf statement,
issued to-day, showing operations to
the close of business June Goth, gives
the following figures: Cash balance
S43,097,Sl0. Deducting l,6G8,746 on
deposit in National banks and S20,l73,-
CAS- fractional silver, or total OF SAL
s4O,37l, leaves a net balance of surplus
of 81, 257 ,439. A acknowledgement in
the Secretary's office giving operations
to date shows net balance in the
treasury of S4,655, 200. fg4
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Tho Pool Rooms Closed.

sr. LOUIS, june 2S.-The anti-pool
room law, passed by the Legislature last
winter, has gone into effect, and all but
one room have closed their doors. The
one room which continues to sell is run
by Arthur Lion. Lion proposes to
make test case, and has employed
counsel to defend him. He will be ar
rested Wednesday. The defense will be
that the law is unconstitutional, and
the Judge of the Court OF Criminal Cor
rection is said to have stated that view.
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Low. Rolo. to Hager.town vla .. 9 Q. R. R

On account of meet OF League OF
American Wheelmen at Hagerstown,
Nd, July "a, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to that point from all stations on
its lines east Of the Ohio river at the
rate OF one fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold from June 80 to
July 3, inclusive, and will be valid for
return passage until July Z, inclusive.
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CHICAGO, June %. : The track at
Washington Park to-day was lightning
fast and good time was made in all
races. Attendance 1000.
First race-0ne and one-sixteenth
miles, Virgin dor won; time, lS4s4.
Second race-0ne mile, Hagen won ;
time, 1:43I. Third race-Five-eighth
mile, Miss Knott won; time, 1921.
Fourth race-One and onc-eighth miles,
My Fellow won; time, 1901. Fifth
race-Three-quarter mile, Mabelle won
time. l: l0f.
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THE NASHVILLE BANK.
The Assets of tho Dssunct Institution Equa
to the Iiabilitles.8 Il

The Assets of the Dcfunct Institution Equal
to the I.inbilflcs.H d
NASHVILLE, TESN!, June 23i-UpSto a
late hour last evening quite crowd of
depositors fingered at the doors of the
Nashville Savings Bank, which failed
yesterday. Hon John Ruhm, attorney
for the bank, is still engaged in shaping
up the assignment. The Messrs. Sax
say that they have put every dollar OF
their assets, both of the bank and their
personal property into the assignment.
Not only were expressions general at
the unexpected event, but proters OF
substantial aid we're made Immediately
from all sides. The institution has been
in existence for over a quarter OF cen
fury, and has been throughout this
period one of the most highly esteemed
banking houses in Nashyilles 1t is
hoped that within afew weeks the bus
mess may be resumed, 4he'assets, con-
sistingofloans, overdrafts, stocks, bonds.
cash and real estate, are fully equal to
the liabilities.