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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-05
AWARDED TWO GAMES.
But the r. a. c. Boys Were Not
Entitled to the Latter.

Lynchburg was here for the first time
this season yesterday and played two
games with the home team, both of
which were won by the Roanokes,
although it it is doubtful IL the second
one had been finished whether the home
team would have won At the begin
ming OF the eighth inning of the second
game the score stood to in favor OF
the Roanokes, but in this inning the
Lynchburgs made three runs and had
man on first with only one man out
when Ford called the game on account
of darkness when 1t WAS patent to
every man on the grounds that the
game could have been played at least
twenty minutes longer.
In the first place, If several players
on the home team had played like ball
]Iplayers instead of like lot of school.
boys the visitors would have been re.
4 tired without run in this inning. The
game put up by the r. A. C.'s was one OF
the rankesJ that has been seen on the
home grounds this season, and it was
the current opinion that the sooner
stop is put to such disgraceful exhib-
itions of ball playing as were Witnessed
ION the r. A. c. grounds yesterday the
#better it will be for the game in this
acity. There were several rema rlks m ad q
i in the grand stand about the condition
Fof certain players. and their actions and
3plaYing seemed to bear out what WAS
|5said
n 1t was refreshing to see the game put
@up by both Thompson and McGinniss,
Arhompson particularly distinguishing
Hhimself bya remarkable ono hand catch
51of hot liner off McKenna's bat in the
fifth which looked good Tor at least two
sAbases, thus retiring the visitors without
eS1ea run and leaving two men on the bases.
In the morning game Collihower had
1.-THE Hill City players completely at his
ercy, only allowing them two hits
;#iuring the entire game, and had it not
soeen for two errors by Riley in the first
s inning the Lynchburgers would have
sgbeen shut out. McGinniss tried his
hand as q pitcher III the last inning,
boyd going behind the bat, but he was
Hu st as invincible as Colliflower had
been The fielding of the visitors was
very bad, the home team only earning
Ei wo of their eleven runs. The follow
is the full score:
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Had a Choice.

1t is said that the French Able Delile
once had in his household very quick
tempered relative, with whom he some
times had animated disputes and who
sometimes went SO far as to throw books
ut the able.
The abbo must have been person of
great amiability and control. Once when
particularly large and heavy volume
was thrown ut him, he caught it grace
fully and said:
My dear friend, must beg of you to
remember that pceser email gifts
Youths Companion,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-05

oST OR STOLEN ONE BAY
~ mare, good order, hind left foot
white, heavy main, some white in fore
mead. Please leave word at Mrs. A. w.
BR YANT, Chester street, West End Roa-
hohe' 93tf
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'Col!iflower out for interference.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

A. Co.. .........:...l o 33 XII
lore, ade, thompson, Collinower. Double
Jays, Glass, Lyston. Wright and A. Thompson
floyd and O'HaGan; McGinnis and Boyd. Bases
tson, 3. Hit by pitched ball, by Robertson, /
! ruck ont, by Collifiowcr, q; by LISTEN 6; by
robertson !; Passed ball. Glass, l. Left on
3scs. Roanoke, $; Lynchburg, 4 Time OF game
he hour, forty minutes. Umpire, Ford.
SECOND GAME.
Il McKenna did not arrive in time to
fart the game with the Lynch burgs,
lid Lyston went in the box again.
He pitched good game the four in
ngs he was in the box, but was mis-
4,ably supported in tho field.
In the fifth inning McKenna, who
d ID arrived and was playing third
Sc, went in the box. During the
A rec innings he pitched, only one hit
lbs made off him, that being scratch
III Collitiower, the ball striking a rut
Har second base and glancing away
a}m Robertson. After he started
Jiching the visitors took a brace and
8tyed good game thereafter.
a lThe visitors scored their first run in
4 p third on two base hit by Lyston,
&Rild pitch, sacrifice and hit by
q Twin. They scored one more in the
Il lrth on Haskin's missed third strike,
Kenna's base on balls and Spence's
al. They followed this up in the fifth
IN three. Glass led off with home
8,b over left field fence. Thongs On, on
i sniel's miss of his third stride, went
81 second Oh passed ball and scored on
Hpertson's hit. Robertson immedi-
II ly afterward tallying by the aid of
81 ther passed ball and hit. They
q 9 unable to score in the sixth and
81 enth, but as stated above, mad made
4 be runs in the eighth on a hit and
pral errors and had man on first
81 n the umpire saw fit to call the
10.
81 ne home team scored an earned run
"a 5he first on O'Hagan's single, his
E \ of second and Boyd's two Dagger.
|# y scored another in the second on
M aiePs hit, his steal of second, a
q led ball and wild pitch. Two
We were scored in the third on base
ia'ls, couple of singles and sacri-
d The last two were made in the
+ ,th on three hits and an error. After
s. they were unable to get q man
Isl further than third.
III 10 batting OF O'Hagan and Boyd
E Fhe fielding OF Thompson were the
Mhres, while Haskins did the best
81 with the stick for the visitors.
"a te following tells the full story:
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-LEFT AT EAGLE DAIRY
- saloon, Friday night, an umbrella
WIN initials, j. 3. L., in silver on
handle. Suitable reward for return to
TIMES office. s22tf
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TOR RENT.-THE LARGE BOARD.
H ing house known as "Hotel Nor
wich, situated in the West End. can be
rented on reasonable terms and offers
one OF the best openings in the city.
Apply to JAS. S. SIMMONS.
4 80 IT,
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RoASoKEs.
IYSCUBURG.

i....,' :. ................ 20 u o o. 6
plrgs.. ..n.': ....,... 90 3 t. o. ,
led runs-R. A. c., =; Lyncl bnrc. /. Two
Boyd. Home ,un- Glass.
over, ,. Bases on hells-ufr Bo,d. ,:or
,a. Sirnck ont-By Boyd, II; by Ly,,on,
|, McK,nna. 4, Passea bell.--lJa, Tel. 3
y. Wild nitches-Ro ; Sacrifice a',s-
Meade, p Daniel. III neof game-lsc.
II, Ford.
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EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
~ rooms above the Fidelity Trust
Company. Apply to R. s. WILLIAMS
at Evans Bros. s26tf
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salem FEMALE ACADEMY, SALEM. ~ G.
- ihc Oldest Female College In the south The
9shd annual session begins September O. 1879.
Rcsistcr for last year 36a. Special featnres-The
neTo.iopnicht or Health, Character and Intellect
Buildings, thoroughly rcmodellcd. Fully
equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and Post Grad
natc departments. besides frst-class schools in
MUSIC, Art Languages, Elocution, Commercial
and Industrial Studies.
w, JOHN II. CLEWELL,
0s cOu mo prinClnal
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DR JOHN D. SCOTT, MD, DDS.
a. Corner of Lee and Wells streets.
Office No. 101. Will practice for all who
are pleased to call on him. 952w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

p EYkKAH SANITARIUM-A PRI-
La vate hospital for diseases of women
and surgery. Every convenience. Open
for patients. Address DR.. CHAS. G.
CANNADAY, Manager, Box lis.
palm
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WANTED--HHLP.

w ANTED-AT ONCE, GIRL OR
Wy lady. She must know ironing and
sewing. Il. WALSAK, corner Com.
merce and Campbell streets. 80 If
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Observation-Disclosures.
BOARDING,

LNOUR YOUNG MEN DESIRE TWO
a communicating rooms on Church or
Campbell streets with bath. Address
Il, call box $50. 922t
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TOR SALE, ?, z AND 10 II. p.
Il Otto gas engines and l, 3 and b.
y. electric motors; all la first,class order
and guaranteed. WIN. HOLDINGS
WOE III, engineer and machnist go
\ Holiday street, Baltimore. Nd
% Us
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DOOM AND TABLE BOARDERS
III wanted at SOC, corner Park and
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
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FOR RBNT,

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For SALE
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FOR-SALE,

TOR SALE AT WILLIAMS STA
n bles. one OF the best lady's driving
horses in the city. Can be bought
cheap 931tf
, 1893-09-20
Cine 6e9enftromun9
0uf Dem Gebiete Ger proielYtenmo6erei.

Wtiiiondre oucr 6rtitlicben 0enomina7
ttOnen itno biSber aus Sen drtitlicben 9Gnz
bern, aus Nnterifa ltl10 aus europa, in ur1>
a%bieDbarer 3d6l SIT Sen ntdbt 6rtitLtche1
SDltern oeS SrtentS, SIT BEN 6eiOen un6
Wfoban1ebanern, geitrOmt, INT bteien baS
Gpan9eltum 31 perfinben. Sine @egen>
itrO1nung, cine Gntle11bung BON 4. 8. mo-
bamebanii6en WfiionQren mach ben
6rt1t(tcben 2d1oern bat bts6er b%efanntli 81
nit6t itattgefu1ben, tpeni8itens ntbt in be-
merfbarer gSeile.
Sept bat iicb baS 8Iatt 9etpen6et, unb
9rieiter oer &eligion beS Sslam tpoQen
it6 lebt fir Bic gu ibren @laubensgeno1ien
i'm ferncn Sricnt 9eianbten M~tl1ionGre re-
Dandiren.
Nn Der Sptbe Ser mo6amcbant16en
WfiiiionGre in unlerem 9an6e 1tebt Wtoz
bameo NleranOer Gulieu Mebb, Elm ebez
malt9er i3ettun9Smarn aus ct. Qouts, Der
gum Sslam itbergetreten lit un6 in 8om:
bah gum Brteiter oieier Geli9ion feierliGblt
or0inirt morbelt lit.
WfobameO 8ebb, Ser it6 nit Ieiner
Satin bier Bel 8efannten altf6GIt, lit etpa
AZ Sabre alt un0 iieht aus, mie Elm edbter
Wtuielmann. @r erflGrte IN einem eSnter>
ptep, OaB ct in Der 0teligion beS Sslam
Die LANCE 9eiucbte 2o1ung Der 8robleme
ser l~o5taIen Srage gefunben SIT baben
CLAUDE.
ST. metnte, Ser @run6 ser Gbatio6e, 6aB
iiber bic Wabrbeiten bcs Recommendations
@laubens bier 10 tpenig befannt ict, lei in
benz ltmita1be gu iucbelt, boB Bic moslemiz
tiicbet @elebrten eS fiir cine SinDe balten,
ben .&Oran aus Der 6eili9en Schrift in
fre1n0e Spro6en gu iiberieben, nomentlicb
III bic engliicbe, Die Ite perocbtelt, tpegen Ser
8e6anDlung, Die ie bon BEN GnglGn6ern
gu erouloen 9eba6t baben. Die eritc ueber>
lebung beS Soran in bos Gngltic6e lei crit
bot flint Sabre erfolgt, ais Sir Nnelo Q(Ii,
9ttd6ter 6eS 6oben @eribtS BON Sn6icature,
unO SDe0 N6me6 &bon 8eba6in BON
Nt8arr9, Snbten, tbre Q8erfe p%er0ffentltcbz
ten.
0fobameb 8eb6 be5ei4net Sic @infacbe
belt Der tSlamitii3en Qebrc ais Ben @run6z
aug berielben uno glaubt, baB Ser Sslam
bic Geligion Der proteitantiicben 9(merifaz
ner perben tpar6e. Son ben &otbolifen
bofft ct ni6t bel. Sn bret Sabren, 70
metnt CT, tperOen bier itorfe mpbamc6az
niicbe @emein6en beiteben.
8elonbere 9teigung fir Ben SsGam, 10
fiibrt Wobameb peiter aus, 3eigt Sic
11nitorier : &ircbengemein16oft. Sn ben
Ser. Staten Gabe Der sSslam beretts fteben
GirfeI, 5pet n'gtep gorf; 3tpei in 8roofz
Jpn, lie etnen in Nalbin8tOn, @oo6cIiff,
81. s., Pueblo, Solo, unb, mic Mobaz
meb bofft, oemnGcblt et1en in @bicagO.
, 1893-09-20
Oier 6aftsbefehIe.

Seuerz Snipettor GontpaD lief fi9 geItern
in 8erbtnoung nit Der 8raaOitiftun9sflage
8e9en s. 80. Smitb, Der burcb Sen Groninz
grO5cB etne Dirt 8erii6mtbeit crlan9t bat,
bon benz &ibter Softer bier 6aftSbcfebIe
ausiteaen. OtelcIben lauten 9c9en SSngz
BRAN bon 431 Wtltpautee Npe., Scbed bon
IT'S Siftb Qloe., 6ar9oo6 unb Otto Seriep
bon II. unb &obeDtraBe. Q(uf bic 6ra9e,
in melcber 8e3ie6un9 bann bieie 9eltte gu
ser Sabe itinben, anttportete Snipeftor
Gontpap, 6aB ct barber jeBt no6 feline Grz
~fIarung geben tOnne. 9te6nli3 duBerte ii9
Gicbter Softer.
, 1893-09-20
Deroient ale 2[nerfennuna.

Oer1 @barleS 9ltngntan, Dem man l1icbt
9cnltg GreDit Dafiir geben fam, Dab CT cs
!Dar, benz mir ben %oIfeneu guS1tcuungs1
i~onntag 81 Derbonfen baben, bat al BEN
g rdft0enten 6tginbot6am Elm Sc6reiben
9eian0t, IN tpeIcbam .er fiir bic @rm1GBigung
beS @tntrittSgelbeS 5ur NuSitelung an benz
| Counting auf % Gents lebbaft cine 2an5e
bricbt. t0err Glingman iagt int ieincm
S9rciben Ii, 81. etipa fol9en6es: Mcnn
am 1GCbiten Sonntag ni3t bte1e Ge6uction
in &raft tritt un6 tpenn nicbt oben0rein 6ie
&tnber gang fret IN ben Bart g%elo1ien tperc
BEN, iper0e icb etnen reuen @inDalt5bcfebl
eriptrfcn ul1b Die Sircctoren barat perbtnz
bern, am Sonntag on ben GtngangStboren
au6 1tur etn en- Sent &oiieneinnabme su
~erlangen. Sch ipcroe btelen @inbaltsbefebl
am Samitag Na6mittag eripicfen. Sci
freiem @intritt perben I'M Sonntag 300,7
600 Wfeniben ben Yarf be1ucbcn. SGb bin
oarauf Dorberettet, cine be6eutenbe 8itrge
i6aft, su %lciiten. 0a AM Spnntog nur Ste
6alfte Ser Sdouitiide ge3eigt tpir6, 10 tam
auh nun Die 6Glfte bes @intrttts8elDes err
bpben tperoen.
Derihieoenes.
NlS Der NuSfteult19 BON GDette ltrtD
ScbGfer auf ber @aIerie bes GlectricitGtsz
9ebdlocs murben in Ser gtabt ppm 13.
September 3tpet SlOten I'M @ertbe bon
$725 geitoblcn. 8on benz 9iebe feblt bis
iebt ieoe Spur.
Der Maflenpertpalter bes goltno>G ctars
rants tpuroe geitern bon Gicbter Collins
an8etptelen, etnen She'll beS Q8einlasers
oes G%eitaurantS unb anbere @e9enitGnoe
gu perfaufen, nm einem bon Dem Gerlagsz
bucbbdnbler 81. g. Scale ertpirften Cab
lungsurtDetl 81 geniigen.
Die Nngeitelten Der Mai3inen6aue be-
ibenften geitern Ben Gbef &obinion nit
etnem prdcbttgen golbenen Badge, ais Elm
3etcben bet WertbiAdbung unb Ncbtung,
Die ite fir 6errn &obiniOn fiibIen.
6eute Nben0 miro Der SetltGnser Sean
Metbman ieinen Spa3icr9ang auf einem
600 SUB lan9en Sell, boS bonn Gaiino nacb
Der Wtuitt9alle retcbt, piebcrbolen.
Sim II. October miro Der G6rertag bon
Norr> 9afota gefeiert iper6ert.
@eitern bciu9ten 172, 5O8 3ablen6e 9erz
lonen ben QluSfteIun9splab. SIN @an5en
bobet Bis bato II, FAC, 648 gerionen ibren
SboluS ftr ben Seiub Ser Ausiteuung
btnterle9t.
, 1893-09-20
Worlds WI e diCa
Institute,

$50. Nue., G~feNanSplph 3tumer 211
Die 9er5te bieIer @nitolt fiub erfaDreue OeutI9e @pe=
5ioliiten unb betrabten e5 ols ibre @Dre, ibre le6enoen
WitnenI6en 10 i9nea ais mb9lt9 bon ibren S~ebreDen
5t beleu. Sic betIen grin6lid inter 8arantie, ole
9ebeirte &rantbetteu Der Mtdnuer, Trnuenleihen unb
Observation-Disclosures nbne Speratton, nlte pffene
GeidnDiirc uno Wnnoen, Snpd5enfrab &C., GiGgrats
nerfriintmttnge1, Sober, Bride uub Oertuablene Slieber.
8ebaubllng Incl. Wtebi5in, nur
stunt SoAarS
Der Monot.-S6ueibet Sics aua.-9 9 ubr
WtDrgens bis 8 ubr Abeubs; 6onntags 10 big u ubr.
111p,1S
, 1893-09-20

= Trau 2issie O'gtcil, SEQ. 10 8ropnz
itroBe, pel6e 9eitern BET elmer @aIolinz
@rptoiion ibmere 8ran6punben 6aoontru9,
lift i6ren 8erlebun9en erlcgen.
, 1893-09-20
Sic Ma0enDermQlter'S YretSz
9erabieBnngen bet @Qlferi0en
Rlei0er> Stofe

finO 0os Sanpt=GreisniB in Gbico9Oer 9on6elsfreren. g}Od
ME 5noOr CAB es cine iOlbe SerldleuOeruns BON mOOernen
Stoffen nob nie Elm iOl6eS @eOrdn9e BON be9ierigeu &du=
fern nod ME Elm lOl6 Municipalities &aufen.
, 1893-09-20

Die 1no6ernaen onsldn6t6en StoHe fir 6er6n un6 NStnter itb bier -
gu MansrpeerpalhrS Frenen. Grt Der 9rGBhn euroPatl6en ere6hos
rem, mabe Drobten, tbe gSaGren SuridSuuerlangen, bGben tbre Sla9t
fauen gelanen, unb Die StoHe, bic 9abtli6 NIT 8e9la9 bee9t waren
meroen mor9en fI9 sum Serfauf 9eboten merben.
, 1893-09-20
Iltzmien

3e9ntouienb fInfbun6ert
8eiucber am leBten Samlta9, iiber 5000
am Sonntag, nabeSu 5000 AM M1onta9
uno 9eitern 9ben6 abermals cine Wten7
i6enftue, OaB eS in ben &eitourattonen
i3fpcr fiel, Elm PIdBcben gu ftnOen unO
eine1 SmbtB gu erbalten. 0a5 itnb sic
erfreultden Grfolge, ipelc6e bic Gerpaltun9
NltsgSienS unb bieier bepor3ugte 8ergniiz
9ungsplab an Der Wft6maD 8laiiance gu
DerSeibnen bat. Sir 6aS beutige QlbenD>
@on3ert bat &apeQmeiiter 6. so. 3te6rer
bos f~ol9enbe BrOgramm aufge1teQt:
!. @eneraI g3oenfet6 Morf9 ..........@ Sc. 3tebrer
2. 0et1t &etb rno 9eian9, Mol3er. ..... Sob. GtrauB
!. SuDertIre sur Sper nSemtramis" -. ... &piitnt
T. SN0efl@RDuu mtd3urt0. e. WG. a3iebrer
5. Serenaoe @Spagnolo. -. SRA. Mefero
6. WtprtDe1 8ltltDen=9Sal5er ........... Sob. StrQub
I Sebet Der &Hrten, aug Wonba. ..........9 pppler
s. @Iub9etiter=QGaI5er ....@ so. 3tebrer
g. SroBe 5Santa1te aug 3rpcatore. ............@ 8erbi
10. AZ 0eana=Mta0 Ie=Q8ol3er ..... on o.r
b) GOlumbtur=l}arld y 0~ SleDIer
IL. 2Drpler SieOer, 8uett lin BtItou.
0or9etra9en BON ben Serren Se4 ltno Strie6uro.
L. &onolDter=9ouerte y rpBes Rptppurri
-, c'':'.'''.... ................S &. SrObntQ1Ut
IL. g93broo ceStDm brotrm b. Nmerice. 49,. .6r. 9rprofo
IA. 9Slener 8lut, @aI5er. ....... 6[ph. @trou6
10 SiHterme35o mts @aoaIerio 9tufticoua. -. Weoscooui
/ "" ~S'e"Vl Ro+Fa. ''''''......... ......S. Ne, 3tebrer
, 1893-09-20
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Serbt -1omte lene popuIGren 9app gue Storm SeoeS - muroen tnne
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Wtonenpermaler pertaut fir
g5ene retnzuouene Stlf6inibeb .6enriettas, 45 3u = iopie en9Iii4e umr
Ser9es-tn onn eueten uo 16onren S6attrun9en Der Sanon - tnpor
tWt sum Serfout fr S125, Maienperwalter's @reis. .............
g{eue 5OsSOu. retn=moueue ySrtDescent gopelp 6opiodings"-be f66nfen
9ontrate- 9on5 nenmobn6-N0lter moQte 81 70 b0ben, aMr Der Itaien
o''W0t "9l' - ..'.'. 49,.
Neue &efe-2 bis 5 Dorb 2GuSen = Gubhfe pon benz rieT9en &leiOerfof
$l:22. 90. 81 70 mn6 So Die lnro-IGalennermnIter GrGs nr lnrh -
The sun., 1893-10-29

familiar figure In Chicago for 20 many years
This was when Princess Eulalia Waited CHI
caao inJune He then wore q silk tile for the
flrst and only time in his life and his Old
friends and neiGhbors In Chicago hardly
knew him. He had also been In tho
habit OF wearing his hair long. and
this was in keeping with his slouch
hat. When the Spanish Princess came he not
only wore high silk tile. but he had his hair
cut 10 conform to the new ELEGANCE OF MS
headgear This also was the subject OF wide
snread DOM ent among his old friends In Chi
cago
Mr. Harrison was bustling. energetic Mayor
and had thousands OF friends among tho Dem
ocrAts OF Illinois. He was tho Democratic
candidate for Governor several years ago. put
was defeated.
He has given days and nights to the success
Of tbe Worlds Fair in Chicago. and this fnct
contributed much to his popularity among all
classes Of citizens In that city.
The sun., 1893-10-29
S7OCKHOLDERS HELD LIABLE,
And the Onicers OF the Failed indianapolis
National Bank Must Stand suit.

And the Officers OF the Failed Indianapolis
National Bank Must Stand Salt.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 2a-By direction of the
Comptroller Of the Currency. Edward Haw-
kins. receiver OF tho Indinnapolis National
Bank. gave notice that will enforce the indi-
vidual liability Of stockholders The order OF
assessment states that Mr.. Eckels makes an
assessment Of 100000. to be paid by the
stockholders OF the bank ratable on or before
the 25th OF November. 1893. The notice de-
mands from each and every one OF the share
holders 800 for each and every share of stock
held or owned at the time OF the failure Of the
bank.
The International Typographical Union. by
its officers. to-day brought suit in the Marion
county Superior Court against officers OF the
indianapolis National Bank for $4,000 dam
ages. 1t is set forth in tho complaint
that the bank In it's published state.
ments held out that it had $1,000. 900 in
resources. besides a paid-up capital stock
Of $4,000 undivided surplus amounting to
SIS. ZOO. and other assets. Relying upon these
representations. the complainants aver. thoy
deposited in the bank In January. 1885,.
$4,000. and that on July % they had on de-
posit in the bank for tho Typographical Union
the sum OF S3O.U55.O3.
1t is alleged that the directors knew or could
have known II they had exercised due dill
Rence, that the bank when it was publishing
the fraudulent statements was insovent.
The sun., 1893-10-29

porter was unable 10 find tho father last night
The reporter asked OF q lady who came to the
door OF the Banfords' apnrtments IL she could
give him the address OF Percy M. Harris. The
lady stared: then she smiled and said emphat-
aiean't tell you anything at all about that
gentleman"
And abe asid IL with such peculiar emphasis
that II left the Impression that M. hnrrls ~
might be a relative ~ tho immortal lady OF
Sairey Camps acauaintance a,
When sanford was discharged Cashier AZ
fred N; Timpson personally nottfed the fldeI-
ity and Casualty Company. He told r. termor
Hall, snperintendent Of thel fidelity depart;
had been discharged. He had induced severa,
clerks in the bank to invest small sums. and
they also. were dismissed. Cashier Tlmpson
assured Mr.. Hall that the books Of all the dis.
had been Gny M rsS Hs
was seen a. his residence. 635 Park avenue.
now phase OF the case. lie has been laid
np with broken leg for, week;
of ' Bond baf Wss post"e % It % Was NOT
more than S5,o ,o0n, According to the agree
mont OF the bond. IL continues good Tor three
months, after clerk resigns or has been dis
He did not care to say whether or not his
company would enter a criminal complaint
against Sanford. Sanford. he said. always
seemed to be well to do. lie was member OF
the Manhattan Athletic Club and owned q
small yacht.
Of the bank. said to n SUN reporter:
"Mr. A. g. sanford. OF the firm OF Harris Il
Co.. was only a. bluff He had no money
and the firm worked with what young Sanford
took from the bank. 1t is said that an uncle
in business. but the sum was small The bank
Will lose but q small sum-"
The sun., 1893-10-29

ITS Driver Thrown from His seat md Killed
"A Runaway Due TO tho Trolley.

ITS Driver Thrown from His Seat and Killed
"A Runaway Due TO tho Trolley.
William Gepp. IL years old. OF SO Essex
street. Jersey City. was killed about 80 P. NJ.
Yesterday BY one OF the Consolidated Traction
Company's electric motors in Grand street.
between Henderson and Van Worst streets.
Gepp was driving one OF the one horse box
mail wagons which carries the mail between
the Post Offlce and the railroad stations. He
was on his way down Grand street The car
with Motorman Lewis Warren OF 705 Ocean
avenue In charge. came along at good speed
track. Gepp was hurled from his sent and fell
on the track directly in front of the motor
which passed over him. He was instantly
killed and his body was cut in pieces.
Warren was arrested and locked up in the
manslaughter. He admits that he did not
ring the gong and says that the handle OF the
rod controlling the electric current came of.
and he was unable to stop the car. Witnesses
OF the accident say that the motorman seemed
At ioS A. NJ yesterday. as an ambulance
from Christ Hospital was hurrying along
Grand street, near the junction. in response to
a call. tho horse was frightened by trolley
with lamp post. and Surgeon Mascen and the
driver were thrown out. They escaped serious
injury, The horse dashed down Grand street.
and collided with q milk wagon owned by u
man named EyreH. In which were four chill
MI. Eyrell's son. IL years old. was thrown
out OF the wagon and run over. One wheel
passed over his chest, buthe was not seriously
injured. Tho runaway horse. with the ambu-
untll he collided with q coal cart when he was
captured.