Evening journal., 1893-05-09

The trial board of the cruiser New
York will meet on the vessel at Cramps
ship yard to morrow.
The United States Government may
send a warship to Nicaragua owing to
the serious aspect of the revolution in
that country
Financial.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
called upon the national banks for re-
port as to the condition at the close of
business on May A.
Yesterday the gold in the Treasury
amounted to $97, S64, sos. It is expected
that during this week $1,000, 900 in gold
will be shipped to Europe
The property of the West Superior
Iron and Steel Company, Wisconsin, was
attached yesterday by the Land and
River Improvement Company. in order to
protect its interests in the Steel com
pany and rescue the enterprise from
complications arising from the recent
failure of F. H. Weeks
Henry Allen & Co., the New York
brokers, whose suspension was announced
last week, stated yesterday that their
liabilities were 670,000-the amount Of
the debt of the Cordage pool to the firm.
The receivers of the National Cordage
Company are not yet ready to make any
statement
The OFT and Brewer Pottery Company,
of Trenton, n. j., yesterday went into
the hands Of a receiver appointed at the
instance Of ex Congressman John Hart
Brewer, the manager. The liabilities are
placed at $l37 O25 46, Of which SOS, 243
are in promissory notes. The failure is
attributed to the great depression in
trade and uncertainty as to the future.
General.
A Washington dispatch says Secretary
Gresham will probably ask that a war
ship be sent to Nicaragua to look after
American interests, in view of the revo-
luton now in progress in that country.
At st. Bartholomew's Protestant Epis-
copal Church, New York city, on Sunday,
the collection taken up for projected i'm
provements amounted to over $77, 800.
Rev DR.. Daniel Greer, the rector, on the
previous Sunday announced that during
the past four years 81 039 600 had been
raised by the congregation for charitable
purposes.
The New York Stock Exchange yes.
terday elected tine following officers:
president, F. X. Sturgis; treasurer. d.
G. Hays secretary, George w. Ely
Chairman James Mitchell
The State Board of Health was yes
terday requested to quarantine lice.
infected houses in West Earl township,
Lancaster county the scourge having
spread to five houses and driven three
families out Of their homes.
J. l.. Rawlins Delegate to Congress
| from Utah, has resigned Hs is not a
Mormon, and the appointment of c c
Richards Mormon, as secretary of the
territory despite his protest, is be
lieved to be the prime cause Of his resig-
nation.
Forty Chinese were yesterday ordered
to be deported at Tacoma, Washington,
on account Of forged certificates.
MARYLAND.
Governor Brown has appointed
William T. Brantly, of Baltimore, to be
secretary Of the state of Maryland, vice
Edward w. lie Compte, deceased.
The leader and two others Of gang Of
burglars operating insAlleghany county
have been sentenced to the penitentiary.
The store Of J. B Lankford, in Wor-
cester county, was burned with its con
tents
Judge Roberts appointed the crier,
bailiffs and messenger Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county.
Judge Stake denied the application OF
the Schuyler Company for Injunction tc
restrain the street commissioners OF
Hagerstown from making new electric
lighting contract with other parties.
The bar of Hartford county adopted
resolutions to the memory of the late
Edwin II Webster
8 James M. Evans, a Judge of thl
Orphans Court, Cecil county, died al
Rising Sun, aged 60 years.
The Wilson contested will case il
Annapolis brought on a lively til
! between counsel.
John Shaw, Of Sharpsburg. was killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nea
Martinsburg.
New York aud Philadelphia.
z The closing Of the poolrooms in New
a York is likely TO have marked politi
cal effect and it has already caused
heavy loss to the Western Union Tele
, graph Company.
Brooklyn aldermen were arraigned OF
the Columbian indictments.
A railroad official in New York is sur
q prised that the Southern railroads do no
/ maintain agents at Ellis Island to tur
! immigration TO the South.
n In Philadelphia a union committee 70
q municipal sanitation has been formed
4 A committee has been formed. q
devise plan to restore the Pennsylvani
Z Steel Company.
5 Mrs John Lucas, prominent lady Q
Philadelphia. died
n Edward Peppers will was admitted I
a probate.
f WARREN AGAIN AT WASHINGTON
n Skelly and Holland VIII Settle the Dra-
at Washington on Friday Night.
j. The Warren Athletic Club athlet,
d are preparing for the boxing specil
q which is to take place at the Columb
It Athlr tic Club, Washington, on ,Frida
evening.
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