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Evening journal., 1893-09-04
HELP WANTED.


Il XpERIENCED WAITRESS tWHITE(
II also. colored cooks and chamhermaids.
Good places for competent helps. Morris a
o.. Fidelity Employ ment Agency Ioi13 Mar
ket street.
w ANTFD.- GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework. apply az this Office.
WANT d. A COOK AND WASHER
w woman. Also boarders. Furnished
rooms 70 rent. No. Dos Market street.
CiALL AT HE FIDELITY EMPLOYMENT
- and Want Agency and get information
without charge. II you want situations
we make a reasonable charge Persons
desiring 10 better their situations should con-
suit n: II you have friends out Of employ adj
wise than TO visit us. We d not claim 20
know all things, but make II business 20
find out for people Carefully lectei male
and female help furnished promptly BY
pernission we refer to the followi g: WIZ
liam X. Crosby. OF crosby q Hi; Charles
Baird, Alfred Gawthrop, n. j. kumiord.
cashier Central National Bank. Note the
place. j r.. NORRIS * 60
70li5 Market street, second story front.
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hoard AND ROOMS.

DEeIRABLR ROOMS FOR RENT ONE
on first hoor. No ao2 West street.
NOR Rant = FRONT ROOMS FOR
Il housekeeping and lodging, 3ll shlpey ST.
pOAHDERs WANTED AT NO. sis WEST
I'D street.
NOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
II eating. ON seuOnd door. furnished or un-
iurnishod. Apply az sN Market lireet.
az ANrED -ROAitnHNn GOOD III t'd-
W 'rmlaifuna No 500 ta.l fnufth liaet.
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li

FRIST- On September 2, Catharine Camr-
bell. widow OF the late Henry First.
MAREE.-In this city on September ], 1888,
Andrew Il. Maree, aged % years.
POLK-On September-2 Kate g., the only
daughter of William r.. and Kate X. Polk.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Marriage of Miss Mary Morris
and William Myers Announced
SEPTEMBER TRAVEL TO THE FAIR

4 Miss Name Callahan. Accompanied BY
Z Mrs. Kenney, caves for California
Z This Evening-watermelon Parties on
the West sIde-Other Events.
An enjoyable watermelon party was
$given Saturday evening at the home Of
4 Miss Melissa Knox, Rising Sun, by
1Ei ward Baaer of this city Dancing,
{ <singing and playing games were the
*amusements of the evening Among
$those present were: Misses Sarah
Knox. Melissa Knox. Kate McDonongh
EClara Forrest, Nellie Jennings LIZ
6Schwab, Carrie Thompson. Beckie
4 Thompson, Mamie Powers, Miss Jones,
3 Arthur Jennings, Frank McCafferty,
Joseph DOugherty. Willie Mention, James
81 Williams, Edward Bader aud Walter
& McKarp
Miss Lizzie Morris, daughter Of Rich
Z ard NJ aud Martha Morris, of No 2O4
4 Poplar street will be married AT Kings
wood NJ + Church parsonage, on next
81 Monday, to William Myers, of Phillips
n burg. n. j. Rev. Il S. Lulany, viii
Il officate They will spend the honey
y moon at Niagara Falls Upon their re
tura they will reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs e T. Warner. Of this
city, are located at the Tray more, Allan
tic City.
Mrs. W. J. Lowell is the guest of the
Misses Ely at West Grove, Pa
a Robert P Robinson, receiving teller
n at Central National Bank left here yes
g terday for trip through the West. He
B will also visit the Worlds Fair.
Frank Jones, OF this city. /, visiting
friends in Lewes
Mrs. Walter Joseph. of Wilmington,
is visiting Mrs William Burton, OF
Georgetown.
Miss Laura Jerome of Chester, is ii
this city.
DIR. Harry Tribit has returned tC
& Wilmington after spending month IN
4 Chester.
Misses ettie and Carrie Il win, Of this
city, are the guests of Miss Sadie Bate
man, of Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph D. Ainswortl
have gone on an extended trip through
New York state.
John A. Hill. of New York, was th'
guest of Edward Melchoir, Jr, yester
day.
Magistrate Smith has returned from
vacation at Ocean Grove, and was bus.
with pension papers to day.
Miss Ella NJ Curley, accompanied b
Il Ball m ,re friends, left here this morn
ing 70 Chicago AMI the Worlds Fair.
Mrs Newlin W. Pyle will leave Tc
day to spend part of September at Union
vile, Chester county, Pa.
Miss Annie E. Nicholson has Just rs
turned from a seven weeks trip throug
Ohio. also five days trip to the World
Fair
Mark Welch, night postmaster at tn
p W. & b, railroad station, is spend
ing his vacation at the worlds Fair.
Miss Roberta P Parsons, Of Dover,
visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Jennie Marley, has returned
her home in iddletown, after q visit
friends in this city.
Miss Alice Bootes. Of Wilmington,
the guest Of the Misses CLARK, at Green
lea
Miss Ida Wrightington, Of Whining
ton has been visiting Mrs. Josep
Wicxs ia Milford
Mrs George Swain and children,
Wilmington, who have been visiting h'
parents MIR and Mrs H. C. Twilley,
Seaford, have returned home
George Ischan, Lawrence Appleb
George Henry and Harry Green ha
Ieturnei horne after two weeks e
campment at Pennsgrove
special correspondence Evening Journsl.
Naw YORK. Sept 4 4-rhose fro
Wilmington who are in this city are:
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Pure and wholesome ouality

Commends to public approval the Cali
fornia liquid laxative remedy Syrup Of
Figs II is pleasant to the taste and BY
acting gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowels TO cleanse the system effectually,
it promotes the health and comfort Of
all who use it. and with millions it is the
best and only remedy.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

LUTz- z-CROssLFY .-On August 81. By
Rev ID. DOdd. No. 100, Walnut street, Wiz
Liam Lutz and Mary 4. Crossley, all Of
Wilmington
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Dampman. Of the Wilmington Wheel
Club, broke the hve-mile track record
over the Montgomery avenue course.
Philadelphia, on Satu day, doing it in
1924
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ArLAN q CITY. ..
rsnn.,lrnnl. rnllrnna

cave Philadelphia, Market street wharf.
Ak press. 8.b0a. M, 8.OO. $40 and 300 p. M,
week davs. AccOrnnoda ilon. $50 and t.O =.
M, 81 ~ and 4.2l p. m. sundays b.ln
A. m. Accommodation, 500 and BIO A. NJ,
40 "a m
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The Neus From Afar.

Emperor William and his guest, the
Crown Prince Of Italy, arrived at Metz
and reviewed the troops
The French envoy at Siam has given
the Siamese Government three months
70 think over the propositions submitted
by France
Hiss Leal, young Scotch woman, Is
said to have brogen the bank at Monte
Carlo, winning $500. 90 IN one hour.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Regina Drukker is visiting
friends in Delaware City
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Mollie Mcnbenny, Of this city, is
visiting friends at Cape May city.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
Dol ol a ve.seI q. . puIpIl.

Fifteen Thousand people attended
Founder Bradley's novel service az
Asbury Park The deck Of the wrecked
vessel, Mary Kelly, was used as a pulpit
Veterans IN indianapolis Attend Church.
The veterans now in Indianapolis in
attendance on the G A. r. encampment.
which begins to-day, went TO church
and listened to patriotic addresses.
Fell From Train Into Eternity.
Francis Nolan, aged 60 years, Of
Brooklyn, was found lyiag between the
railroad tracks near Erie Hi skull had
been crushed by falling from the Chicago
hyer. He died.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Hotel, Il X H0ffecker, westminster
Hotel; w. Pusens. II A Whiting.
Hoffman House w f Weller is in
New York buying goods for Connolly &
Weller. of Wilmington, and is stopping
ct the Plaza Hotel
james l. Willis is in New York.
Mrs William 7 Lyman and children
are at Middletown
Mrs R A. stewart and sister returned
to-day from Germantown, Pa, where
they have been spending two weeks with
relatives.
Miss Bessie Cole has returned from
Chestertown, Nd
Colonel Samuel A. Price was able to be
at the city treasurer's Office for short
time TO day
City Treasurer Adams in Philadel-
phia to-day.
Mrs Mary Neutze, aud son George E
Neuize are visiting relatives in Cam
den, N ]
Thomas Davis has returned from
Middletown
B. B Allen, Jr, of philadelphia, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Harry Hobbs of Whining on is visit
ing relatives ia Milford.
James Peterson, Of Wilmington, is
visiting his parents at Sesiord
William B Simpler, Of this city, is
visiting friends at Milford
Miss Mollie Hook. Of Dover. Is visiting
fri nds in Wilmington and Philadelphia
Harry McClain, of this city, has re-
turned from weeks visit to friends at
Pennsgrove.
Harry O'Brien. a mechanical engineer
in the City of Mexico returned 10 his
home TO day after having spent three
weeks vacation with relatives in this
city.
James Weeks, editor and proprietor Of
the Piedmont. (Ala), Inquirer, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
iss Laura Fillman. of Plymouth, Pa
is visiting Miss Sallie Lysinger, in thii
city
Mr. and Mrs James Bacon, of Chester
were the guests Of Mrs. John Bedwell
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Gore, Of Upland
Pa, are visiting their daughter in thi
city.
Master Leslie McYey md sister, Mis-
Ethel, have returned home from threl
weeks visit to Pitman Grove, N. J.
Misses Maggie and Lottie Kelly. Mis-
Ella Stewart and Paul Goslin. of this city
we're visitors at Brandywine Spring
yesterday.
George Justis of the firm of Justi
and Davidson. was guest of relatives a
Brandywine Springs yesterd y.
Miss Lena Willis, Of sesford, is tn
guest Of friends in this city
Mrs. Jennie Driscoll, Of Wilmington
is visiting friends in Snow Hill
Miss annie Gillespie. Of Sudlersville
Nd is the guest of friends here.
J. Warden Calhoun. of New York, wa
in his city yesterday.
Marshal Prettyman. of Milford, is
guest of Wilmington friends.
Miss Helen Crawford, Of this cit,
has returned home from visit ID reli
tives in philadelphia
Mrs Benjsmin D. Bowen aud daugl
ters, Bessie aud Sarah, have returne
from Fairhill, Nd where they nav
been visiting relatives.
w. P. Brstton, of this city, Is takin
trip through the West.
. Miss Emma Zimmerman has returne
to her home in this city, after spent
Z ing week with friends in Philade
phia
Miss Annie E. Hurlock, of this cit,
= returned yesterday from weeks Wis
/. 10 Atlantic City
Misses Maggie Veasey and Ell
Phillips, of Philadelphia, visited frienC
q in this city yesterday
: Mrs ]. Gibnsy. Mrs Kelly an
Mis- Katie 6 Donovan, Of this city a
stonning At the Sticknev Atlantic CIR
Miss Name Callahan. accompanied
Mrs K. Kenny, will leave ere this eve
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Name Callahan. accompanied by
Mrs K. Kenny, will leave ere this even
ing for Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago
and Los Angeles, Cal
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE. WILL BE SOLD AT
4 public sale at No 9ls Franklin street., ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ..
ats o'clock. "A. m,
4 general line of household goods OF To-
room house. consisting ol chamber suits;
imrlor lurWture. walnut secretary. lounge,
dinInr- furniture. extension table and
fthrr tables. clnirs. rockers, beds. bedding.
hed--pring and nattrCssea. ONE nnc wAlnut
Wardrobe. Brussels. Ingrtiu and stair carpet.
throughout the house. Kitchen utensils, oil
siOve. lubs, buckets and many other articles.
These goods are Of good quality and in good
oidUr aud being sold 90 quit housekeeping.
$. ID. DI.,lAN.
Wa. HuKuG. Aurtioueer
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Boat leaves Wilmington King street wharf,
daily except Sunday 40 fru a M, l2ia. BOD
aud 8OO . m. Sundayf only, i.2u ana 300 a M
Leo. 9 no and 800 p mi.
The 8Ol n m boat from Wilmington connects
al pennsgrnVo with steamer Major heyholu
for pennevlle, New Castle, Delaware CITY
and salem -
Boat leaves pennHgroVe NJ oVV ana lu.ll h
~ and 300 d M daily except Nununll sum
days only AT % n M and " 10, pOo ana s-'p p ui
Saturday only, 9.3l m.
The iO.fn m boat from Pennrffoye ms On,
nectiOus from Delaware River hellroaQ ana
from Steamer Major Reybold. For fenns-
Vile Sunday only a m and 30 - M.
4 . Nr1A USIAND. superintendent.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Mrs j. B Gibnsy. Mrs Kelly and
Mis- Katie 6 Donovan. Of this city. are
stopping at the Stickney, Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
philndnInhIa md RaadInr B. b.

Leave ,hestnut street and South street
wharves, yeek-days-Express, 200 a. M, z.uu,
800, 400, 6.O0p. m. Accommodation, ~ e'9o =,
a. m. Accommodation. 400 a. M, f-3o D. M
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

special correspondence Evening Journal.
Nav York. Sept 4-rhose from
Wilmington who are in this city are: H.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Misses Maggie Veasey and Ella
Phillips, of Philadelphia, visited friends
in this city yesterday
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Edward Wells is visiting friends
in Baltimore, Nd
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BRADY HOUSE,

Arkansas avenue. convenient 20 ocean ana
Reading depot. Good board, splendid rooms.
broad pii.zziss orchestra music. Terms mod
crate Circular mailed. Il. %. Box, 11.
JAMES BRADY.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Annie E. Hurlock, OF this city,
returned yesterday from weeks visit
10 Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
MEDICAL.


MARRIED LADIES,-SEND 10 GENTS
WI for "Infallible Safeguard" (no medicine
no deceptions) just what you want ladies'
Bazar. Kansas City. Mo
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MARRIED.

cur Cumming the PhOtosrAphsF' see Market
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PROPOSALS.

nkOPOSALs WILL RE RECEIVED AT
the office OF the Water Department.
southwest corner Sixth ana King streets. up
10 Tuesday. the 5th instant for about l2Oo0
plowed and grOved; also about 800 cubic feet
Of very line aravel; also about 5,OO cubic
feet OF coarse sand, and 1900 cubic feet OF
fine sharp sand for filter beds.
samples Of gravel and tand must accom-
pany tn bid.
Particulars and blank form OF proposal
can be had upon application Al the office or
the deuaftme q.
A bond OF 500 must accompany each bid,
to which a copy Of this notice must be at
reserved. J. A. Bond. Chisf Engineer.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

James Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Crooks returned last night from two
weeks visit to the Worlds Fair.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
LOST AND FOUND

Il OST-A RED IRISH aETTER DOG.
i 4 medium size, with collar and rgsister No.
23s2. III found please notify GEORGE w.
HAMBNR-. No. 1870 Broome street
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

George Ischan, Lawrence Appleby,
George Henry and Harry Green have
leturnei horne after two weeks en-.
campment at Pennsgrove
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
MONTEREY HOTEL,

virginia avenue, near the beach. Hot ano
cold sen water baths, and all places Of Interest
Newly furnished; excellent table.
E. X. NEWCOMER.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Emma Zimmerman has returned
to her home in this city, after spend
ing week with friends in Philadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY
DR.. Graves Commits Suicide
in the County Jail at Denver.
NELLIE A DETERMINED SUICIDE


She Swallowed Quantity OF Pins,
Thrust Long Hat Pin Through Her
Throat and Hanged Herseif-she Died.
Doubts as to wealthy william Kings
Insanity.
DR.. Graves, the alleged murderer II
Mrs Barnaby, committed suicide In the
county jail at Denver. Letters we're
found, addressed to Mrs Graves. the
jailer and the public II is supposed
that he took poison In his letter to the
jailer he declares that he could not pay
for another trial and decided that tue
pr secution was slandering him.
Stuffed Her Throat Full Of Pins.
Nellie Davis, a mulatto in the Kansas
City, No, workhouse, swallowed a guam.
tity Of pins, thrust a large hat pin
inrough her throat, and hanged herself
TO bar in her cell She died soon after
being cut down.
Pan-American Delegates Arriving.
Delegates to attend the Pan American
Medical Congress, which convenes in
Washington, are beginning to arrive in
that city Pennsylvania aud Philadel
phia will be well represented, DR.. VII.
liam Pepper presiding.
Davenport objects 10 Being Locked Out
Federal Elections Supervisor John
Davenport is expected 10 apply TO the
court TO compel Secretary CARLISLE to ie
store TO him his offices ia the New York
Post Office Building
Doubts as TO Kings Insanity.
William h. King. wealthy man OF
| Newport. who has been FOR twenty years
la an insane asylum, has been released
Many friends protested against hii
Incarceration, not believing him insane
An Electric Car Disaster.
An electric car left the track on Wal
nut Hill. Cincinnati, and killed w,
people fatally wounded seven other.
aud wounded seriously forty five passen
gers
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
TIE NORWOOD.

Ocean end u Kentucky avenue. Open ~
T. ALsFELr.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

J. Krebs. E. II Gayby, at the Plaza
Hotel. g Il Hoffeeker, Westminster
Hotel: w. Pusens. II A Whiting.
Hoffman House w f Weller is in
New York buying goods for Conolly &
Weller. of Wilmington, and is stopping
at the Plaza Hotel
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Mrs George Swain and children, Of
Wilmington, who have been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs H. C. Twilley, Of
Seaford, have returned home.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

w. P. Brstton, of this city, is taking
trip through the West.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Ida Wrightington, Of Whining
ton. has been visiting Mrs Joseph
Wicks in Milford
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Miss Name Callahan, Accompanied BY
Mrs. Kenney, caves for California
This Evening-w Watermelon Parties on
the West slde-Other Events.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
Doubts as to Kine'. Insanity.

An electric ear left the track on Wal
nut Hill. Cincinnati, and killed .wo
people, fatally wounded seven others
aud wounded seriously forty five passen
pprs
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
Jamea l wnIIs Is In New YOTk.

Mrs William 7 Lyman and children
are at Middletown
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Mrs Benjsmin D. Bowen aud daugh-
ters, Bessie aud Sarah, have returned
from Fairhill, Md, where they nave
been visiting relatives.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24
ARGOS de Pomarrosa

superlores, para bocoyes de azdcar j de miei,
ofrecen precios m6dicos remiten cualquier
puerto de la lsla VALLEGILLO COMP, de
Humacao 3O.ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24
Julian Jose de AhedO As'1.s Luna ss hss's''' ,ss'

Compra vende casas de alto terreras coInisi6n;
gesona toda clase de negocos la sla La PENINSULA
cooca dnero nees barato adeanta fondos e
glO de testamentarfas expedentes posesoTos utidad
nocesdad ofece al Concrete las gestones
le nncoNaiendsn ep y Capital fuera de ella,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
MR.. CLEVELAND HOMEWARD BOUND.

He Leaves BrOadwater Island and starts
for Warrington in = Special Car--RiS
Last Days Fishing--The President
LOOKS Well
CAPE CHARLES, VA, June 3.-President
Cleveland and party left BroadWater CLUB
house 81 8 O'Clock this morning, TO try their
luck At fshing for the last time before tax,
ing their departure for home, and
at one O'clock this afternoon the
President walked into the club
house 10 prepare for the homewsrd trip.
While the President was not quite rs sue
cessful to-day as he was yesterday with
his catch, he expressed himself as being
we'll satisfied with the last expedition, and
felt much benefited by his short vacation.
The Presidents appearance to-day is by
no means whatit was when he arrived at
Broadwater, and instead Of that pale and
tired look, he looks the picture Of health
aud said to-day tAat he felt equal TO tho
hard work ahead Of him.
The party boarded the steamer "Sun-
shine" at 5: 80 p. m. ana two hours later
the little steamer arrived at Willis wharf,
where a wait of one hour was made for a
lunch which was served on the steamer.
The President and party then seated
themselves upon the deck and INDUCED in
a smoke which the President seemed 10 en-
Joy. A large crowd of people gathered at
Willis wharf TO get lock at the President
and were extremely gratihed at the
opportunity Of seeing their Chief Magis-
trate, while he sent smoke curling from q
Havana, for at least half an hour in full
view Of the spectators, lifting his hat now
and then in acknowledgment Of applause.
The President shook hands with several
of the old gentlemen who offered their
hands as be was leaving for Exmore. An
other crowd OF people had gathered at the
station.
At 1890 the New York express left Ex-
more with special car Sixty attached to
the rear of the train. amid shouts Of ''Hur.
rRh for Grover -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
NORFOLK AND WESTERN STATEMENT.
1t Had No knowledge OF the Suit Before
the United states Court at Charleston,
w Wa

1t Had No knowledge OF the Suit Before
the United states Court at Charleston,
W. Wa.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 3.-Presl-
dent +. J. Kimball, Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, this morning made
the following official statement:
Regarding legal proceedings against
The Norfolk and Western railroad at
Charleston, w. Va, brought by the as
signee OF Thompson Bros, contractors,
against our company, we have no notice
whatever OF any suit having been
brought against our company. Thomp-
son Bros. had contract upon
our Ohio extension, and at
the completion OF their work
our company owed them about $50, ,00G,
but before settlement could be made
Thompson Bros. failed and made an as
sigament. Some twenty OF the cred
itors attacked the amount due them In
our hands. thus preventing our company
from making settlement with Thomp-
son Bros. Our company Is prepared at
any time to deposit the amount In DIS
pute with the court for distribution. As
matter Of fact, out Of a total expendi-
ture OF seven million dollars upon the
Ohio extension, the amount still due
contractors is but $4,000, which In
cludes the $50, 900 due Thompson Bros.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 3.-At 4 80 this
afternoon r. 7. Day, President OF the
Plankinton bank, made assignment 10 W.
II. Homesen, cashier Of the defunct bank.
The assignee bond is fixed at $500, 900, which
represents the amount OF the assets.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 3.-There was
slight increase In the run on the CONNER
cial Bank to-day. The run is due 10 the
feeling of distrust, engendered by the Lap
pen and Plankintou Bank failures. The
people who are taking their money out are
small depositors. Among business men
the bank is considered sound.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 3.-Comptrol-
ler Eckels is determined that bank direct
ors shall know the obligations they assume
when they become such and with that OBJ
ject in view has had circular printed con-
tanning the sections Of the law defining the
duties anc obligations OF bank directors.
When a new bank Is established copy OF
this circular will be forwarded 70 each d.
rector. II also contains the penalties pre-
scribed for neglect OF duty. Comptroller
Eckels says he will endesvor 10 make bank
directors understand that they are liable
under the law for the fulfllment OF their
duty TO stockholders and dedositors.
NEW YoKK, June 3.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: :
Reserve, decrease, 4,452. .452; loans, in
crease, SIS, 800; specie, decrease, $500. 700;
legal leaders. decrease, IS, 2S0, 100; depos-
its, decrease, s5,3l3, 800; circulation, de-
crease, a., 200. The banks new hold s20,-
s07, 500 in excess OF the requirements OF the
% per cent rule.
CHICAGO, June S-The Grant Locomo-
tive Works Is being pressed by some OF its
creditors and In order, to provide ready
cash has called meeting Of stockholders.
The trouble was precipitated by the recent
strike OF machinists, which prevented the
company from making deliveries on its con-
tracts and thus securing ready money. The
establishment is solvent and the assets
greatly exceed the liabilities.
CHICAGO, June &C. McClowry, capi-
talist, but recently returned from bis plan
tation in Louisiana, committed suicide at
the Metropolitan Hotel this morning on ac-
count Of financial reverses He was prom
inently connected, He leaves wife and
two children.
KoKoNo, IsD., June 8.-The grand Jury
investigating the GTeentown Bank failure
will not report before Tuesday morning,
but the papers here announce with much
positiveness that indictments have been
found against ex.Gov. Chase, John w.
Paris and Cashier Walden.