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4 nurrALo nANx suseExps.
$4,000 wouId Have Saved II. and II Had
$4,000 which II Couid Not Get In Time.

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$4,000 which II Could Not Get In Time.
BUFFALO. Juno 26-The Queen City Bank
which opened it's doors for business on May 2
1892, with capital stock OF $500. 900. closed
Thorn nt 2 T. NJ. to-day. and posted the follow
| ing notice:
on account OF a henvy withdrawal this mornins
upon our cash resources caused by false statements
regarding the condition OF the bank deem It neces
tary to suspend business for tho present until we can
realize upon our resources which are hbundanty Am
| pie to secure all concerned.
| This was signed by Fred C. NJ Lautz Vice.
President: J. N. Adam. Second Vice-Presidont:
| Edward G. Warner. n director. and ID. C.
Ralph, cashier. Tho suspension was not en-
| tirely a surprise. for 1t was foreshadowed by
| rumor on Saturday. This fact however.
| helped to hasten the catastrophe. for when the
bank opened this morning there was steady
run BIZ dopositors. who by noon had depleted
tho cash resources. and nothing was left but
A crowd quickly. conRrerated in front OF the
Tested. There were but few dsp9sitors IN the
that the suspension is only temporary. and
banking or commercial institutions Of this
CITY. More encouraging than this opinion.
no anxiety shown at the other banking
- PRESIDENT w, Ii. Johnson OF inc queen Citx
Bank resigned recently on account OF i'll
health: and the affairs q the bank were being
names are signed to the notice Of SUSPENSION.
made the following statement:
The entire capital of the bank (S60OQ00.
stands between the depositors and any loss.
There Is nearly 100000 in undivided profits.
which will be more than ample to cover any
loss Up to few minutes before the hank
closed 1t was In u fne condition. Within q
brief space tho amount OF currency dwindlsd,
and left the bank without ready money. 1t is
perfectly solvent. Ten thousand dollars In
the nick Of time would have saved us, but we
could not get It instantly; 80 we had to s9s-
post in the savings banks but we could not
get II; Depositors will net lose q penny. Not
since June ths Withdrawal Of deposits ag-
tho present stringency OF the money market
for almost any bank to stand
The Clearing House Association met this
afternoon and decid cd to stand by all it's NOM
bers and render whatever assistance may be
necessary in the event Of their becoming en-
Darrassed.
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TEE TROY srEaMsoAr SERVICE.
Corspi.int Because the 10 80 Trip rror. Conc,
Islnrd Wrr Abandoned Saturday Night.

Coupisin, Because Oh. 10 so Trip rrou, Corey
| uslsnd wrr Abandoned Saturday Night.
| To INV Epron TnS sux--Sr' Recognizing Tar
suS's Efforts to correct abuses or advance mertorious
enterrrtSs thought II might be well to call your at
tention TO matter which certainly deserves censuro
| on saturday purchased from the Iron Steamboat
Company two tickets to consy Island and return via
their line. ON the piers that company displayed time
tables giving the hours OF sailing from Twentysecond
street Pier and Coney Island, and also In the daily
papers advertised the same time AZ knows.
Of the CHIEF attractions OF visit TO the island
hot day Is the water trip both Relying upon the
conpanys representations purchased my tcko. ,.
and they accepted my money, and thereby bound
themselves to do a. advertised. went TO the island,
accompanied by lady on the 2:30 boat from Pier
dIned there and attended the fireworks at Manhattan
Beach and returned to ths pier at o'clock intending
10 take the 1910 boat to New York.
Twas there informed that the last boat had lef at
$40 and there would be more. but my tickets woa
be accepted at railroad across the way presented
them at the oce OF the railway company and received
In return coupon ticket reading to some point
their road and n horse car ticket good to Brooklyn
Bridge. objeetinr to this route. informed could
were dumped oh The Train after ride through a
IN i Pens walk
sfff YORK GA ssS
se'G o sna my Sa' being town a
'eS ' Iron q s,s came
boat Company. besides losing q pleasant boat
ride the moonlt water aud being jammed
into slow. dirty and uncomfortable cars. was not
alone IN my expressions OF d.. approval and when
SAID should send notice to Tnk suS received tho
hearty approval Of number Of disguised reorle who
Ike myself were deprived of rights Tor winch they
had paid and were entitled to enjoy
What the company's reasons are for Incorporating
4 S the R%0 SVn
they can't make late boats pay Is their privilege to
withdraw them. but before doiuE so Ia their duty to
90 advertise and hot hold out which they
have no intention OF carrying out
This was Saturday night. when there was n large
crowd at Manhattan and Brighton beaches, and the
people there had right 10 expect they would DO
dscenty treated aud not put to the trouble extra
expense and annoyAn incident TO violation of
tracts by The steamboat company. FAIR PLAY.
Superintendent Ludlow OF the Iron Steam
bont Company said yesterday:
We have seven boats in use. Last Satur-
day four Of them were of on other excursions.
We wore compelled to givo up tho 1O:4O trip
from Coney Island. We posted bulletin to
that effect on tho piers at Coney Island before
noon on Saturday. That was our only way to
notify the passengers. We did not assure any
one that there would BIO q lO:4Q boat on Satur-
day night. Hereafter all our boats will be in
service until the end OF the season."
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SPARKS FROM TIE 7ELEGRAPH

Burglars on Sunday night cracked the safo of An.
drews Brothers. grocers OF Syracuse. ana got away
with $l71.
Senator David n. Hill has accepted Invitation To
deliver nm address at tho Madison County Hop Grow.
erS picnic At sylvan Beach. July 70.
Armour Co.'S dressed beef Refrigerator in scran.
ton. Pa. managed by H. Dale Co. WAS burned Yea.
terday morning. Loss. $40 600: insured.
Michael Powers. an unmarried man. was found dead
Watkins n. Y. yesterday morning Ills neck wss
ing home on Sunday night.
A certificate of consolidation OF the Chrsifan Union
Company with the outlook Company. forming the ont.
look Company. with capita OF $4,000 was lied with
tho Secretary Of state in Albany yesterday; The d
rectors are \. T. Pusifer. of Manchester tonn: vii
Albeit. q New YORK sity; md Lyman Abbott OF
newspapers. periodicals, and pamphlets In New Yori
q
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The Russians mt Boston.

BOSTON, June 2G-The Russian war shirs
DimItri Donskoi and Rynda arrived in the
upper harbor this forenoon. AS thoy came in
the national salute Of twenty-one guns was
fired from the Russian flagship. to which the
Wabash responded. The Wabash then fired q
naval salute OF fifteen guns. and the Russians
sells had "" anchorsd' Can't. SefrIge emo cons Ces.
mandaut at the Navy Yard. went on hoard the
Dimitri Donskoi and extended an official well
come. being received by Capt. Xeanoy Of tho
Dimitri Donskoi and Capt. kreiCcr of the
lynda. The officers OF the Russian vessels
were escorted to the STATE House ED City Hall
Russell and Acting Mayor Lee.
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A Wet Day In Camp.

srATE CANT. June 2G.-The Forty-sevcnth
Regiment did not have n chance to do much
drilling to-day owing to the dismal rain that
fell. Tho evening parade OF the regiment and
the four separate companies in camp this
week was in undrcss UNIFORM.
-, The man who was FRUSTRATED yesterday was
Charles II. kHvanagh Of Company H. He was
~ llrst thought to h" suffering from heat only
This morning il WAS discovered that hc was an
inmate OF Bloomingda!e Asylum two years
ago and Il was necessary to send him home IN
charge Of three OF his companions.
The country companies are laughing to-day
at their city comrades. Seven OF tho regiment
men tried to pass the lines after tnpS last
night but were captured by the guards. who
were all from tho country companies.
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A Chunk of Wisdom for the B,oeh Patti.

Sisieretta Jones. called the Black Patti. has
been enjoined by Judge McAdam OF the Supe-
rior Court from singing except under the
management OF Major James 3. Pond. pending
his contract with her. He engaged her on
June g. 1892, for a year at $3.50 week and ex-
penscs with the privilege OF reGngaging her
Tor two years more. On April 10 last he noti-
lied her that he had elected t. hold her for two
years more. The contract requires her to sing
from Now IA to june ]. Judge McAdnm says:
Livery sense Of gratitude requires her be 10y al to
Tue manager who furnished her the opportunity for
greatness. Talent is q. little value without oppor
tunity and history records its bright pages the
names OF many who would have died obscurity but
for opportunity.
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Henry Aliea 81 Co. Settle.

Henry Allen & Co. gave notice Yesterday that
they had settled with their creditors, and had
applied for reinstatement as members OF the
Stock and Produce Exchanges. The FIRMS
settlement was on the basis OF fifty cents cash
and the signing of by their creditors Of nj y
per cent. with the understanding that the Arm
will consider this moral obligation. and meat
1t as soon as Is convenient. Tie tirn's liahil.
tiles were $500. 900. and it Is said that the nm.
realized assets remaining are $500, 900 which
as soon as things improve on tho Stock Ey,
change. can BIO realized on OF u profit.
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Sent Out for Beer and Arsenic.

Horny DohlinG. an iron moulder. As years
old. Of "a North Seventh street, Williams
burgh. died last night OF arsenic poisoning at
his home. He had taken enough poison to
kill ten mon.
He lived with his vito and grown children.
and was employed in the Continental Iron
Works in Greenpont. Lately no told his chill
dren many times that he was tired OF working
SO hnId. He got homo at > o'clock yesterday
afternoon. and sent his Youngest daughter for
becr and arsenic. When she returned Dohling
miNture.
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Possibly It !. Senator Paul. BODY.

TOLEDO. June 2G-The description OF tbs
body found at Monroe yesterday talltes al
most exactly with that OF tho missing ex-
Senator Paul OF Canterbury with tho excep-
ton OF tho overalls and button shoes 1t is
suggested that II Mr.. Paul met with foul rlay
the strange clothing may have been placed on
him to avert suspicion. There was no money
or purse on the dead man. The Monroe au-
thoritles have buried the body on tho beach.
There will TO further search made. 1t will 10
membered that Daniel Paul. late OF the Ohio
Senate left eY-Congressman Frank Hurd's
office in this city about six weeks ago with a
large amount OF money on his person. Moth
Ing has since boon seen or heard OF him.
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WAS WAITING FOR THE TIDE.
STOOD UP 10 hrs NECK IN NORTH
RIVER, INVITING DE17H.

| r..
he ra,,, "na n nse sa ,s,,.lITs
s..,',S 20 20, n,.mor,s ,nn s,,a Iss ,y,.
J.ws,,.r-w,, uo In Yorn or Jersey,
c,..,.. vu,no. ,,oss h,ovor ~ For,
,, wv - IL. ,,,t.on al
Leo ana WIN. Zee, anu un,.' nu.son uoN
ing ON tho ferry pier at Fort Lee yes
Srdh n, m9In Boat k s SsG ssw something ws
odd out ia the water midway between the piSr
dock. and found that a mans head was stick.
| ing out OF the water. They thought tho man
was certainly dead. His eyes worO closed, and
his si nSad leaned backward face sD. D.. u
killlnGar got boat and rowed out. He was
ysso %nSh startled whom no got near TO hear
What sts do you n want out h0r0' Can't you lot
not have taken much more time t to cover him
The hi 'I ~Dn continued to lament. and asked
KilInser to go away. He said he was doing no
harm to anybody but himself. aud he didn't
see sH why he should be disturbed.
Grab hold OF the boat and I'll tow you
%snnsd tnat TINS oo inc man
wos eone 70 dio IN vor,, s,r, ,,',n,,t ..' III" NV
began to walk ak into ' deep pew er wator and
n Mrst to hns.' P%s" ashore Tor tho
with LONG sh poles Leland and pushed out As they
hall wsy out To- him he LAT himsot AMI nut W
sirht' He stnvoi Under water sbnnf fI hnif
e. MINUS Ihe men n'' began Ea AP prodd Ha;
come W Tn and the vbnn thew Ind make
they were CRESTED by a splntterinc f mad man.
erI t him. In p'a'' Without na'inE crown Do'h-
soms tIm a n Wtn .me men n tn9 Doae ,ot
Of The ' Wet. no h"a' consented 10 come In out
y: All fisht. boys, he said. Il guess # is no
fb eosk this and haze s%nk myself
" IN again n opt guess cant drown !. seems
flost e ' shIn nave s"ailo"ea enough water TO
why he had not umped Of TN ana Of tbe nsr
s snst ne wfh h have st4yed down then. He
that he was Waitna for the tSe q 70 'na, gns
ana drown him: N. bO.tm s ASSURED Ri9 ~ IL
Dont s WEE rue bops .haf he ssd will
pIie liz waded h sss 70 stnnd Ia little i2nGe
n nerrb aespeStfui distance thinking that
he boar he ThaGG maze an a..empt 70 upset
i IssSs H W. Nsy6es' who locked him up in
On The h's trip up the bin to Fort Lee the man
s sare ms , name as hinfer or Rosenberg and
fna stTse business in Third
the b men IN tie carriage fine
h nm lump fps over The Palisades are 800 feet
M ba an t d,,aI Pace, h., A.,
,vanted QUESTIONED ~ Dy the men e. 10 why Re
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man called on Mrs. X. Meyer at 90 Irving
place on Saturday and told her that the Health
Board required her to make $500 worth OF inn
proSements in two tenemcnts she owned but
and Glvs this receipt
June "a. 1893
Received from Mrs X. Meyer the sum OF $40 in full
for equations of the Health Department.
A. u. MAhriS. Medical inspector.
The police are after him. There is no such
man in the Health Eepnrtnaut.
Another man. or perhaps the same IN an. call
ing him sell health inspector. has been calling
mandiug o fec. The police want him, too.
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shipwreckcd Sailor. Rescued.

San DIEGO, Cal. Juno 2G.-Cart Z. J. Jones
and eleven men Of tho abandoned British ship
Dcrbyshire. bound IRON Talcahuano for tho
United Kingdom. arrived at this yort yestcr-
day by the coal ship Port Patrick. Capt. Anton
who picked them UP at sea. The vessel had
been at tho mercy OF n storm for five days dur
Ing which time the greater portion Of the cargo
The wheel was smashed. ard nothing could DO
done to save til. ship which was fast sinking
when tho Port Patrick cnme In sight. None
OF the crew was lost. The Derbyshre was
loaded with whea,. and was built in Liverpool
thirty yoars ago. ard was owned at the time of
her loss by q. II. Knees Of Carrarvon. Wales
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Chinese Attack. on sI,.sionar,e..

SAN Francisco. June 2G--Advloes from
Chung King. China received to-day give par
ticulars OF a riot In Sechuan. in which some
foreign missionaries had n narrow escape.
The riot occurred at o mission out station on
the Yangtse River. above Chung King. Misses
at the mission. Without any warning. on tho
evening OF May is. n mob. lncited by stu
dents attacked the mission building and de-
stroyed the front of the building. meantime
shnwerng the vilest abuses on the ladies.
The lattor escaped by climbing over the roof
tothe house Of u neiGhbor. Three OF tho ring
leaders have been CAPTURED.
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The Duke of veragua in Albany.

ALBANY. June oo.-The Duke OF yeragua and
party were astir early this morning. After
breakfasting the ducal party and the Citizens
Committee were escorted to tho City Hall.
whore Mayor Manning presented the Duke
with the freedom OF the city. which was en-
visited the Capitol building. In the Execu
two chamber Col. Williams received tho Duke,
and explained Tint previous engagements ac.
counted for tho Governors absence from the
city, Afterward Mrs James Kidd entertainad
the DUKE at LUNCHEON at her residence. The
ACKNOWLEDGES at 2:3O 4. NJ us guests OF the
citizens Committee and Will remain there
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A 500 900 Failure In the Iron Trade.

CHESTER. Pa. June 26.-Tho Crum Creek
Iron and Steel Company has made an assign.
ment The company estimates its liabilities
at about 100000. and its assets, including the
capital stock, at $4,000. which would viz
about SIOO 600 due the company from a former
agent. which Is not onsidefed worth anything.
This heavy loss and tho dullness OF tho iron
trade made payments slow. and suits threat
ened by creditors led to the assignment The
plant. which Is located here. will 10 sold.
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GETTYSBURG. June 2a.-The erection of tho
100 wall tents lent by the War Department for
the use OF tho New York veterans during tho
celebration OF July !, 3. was begun to- day un-
der the direction OF Superintendent Wilson Of
the Memorial Association. They are pitched
2n last GGcmetery Hill and will be in place by
orty which will surmount tho New York State
monument. arrived to-day. and will be hoisted
tation the rod that supports the Liberty cap
was broken close to the left hand OF tho figure.
but y hss been repaired 30 the fracture Is mot
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II SICK WOMAN'S SUICIDE
Mrs. Woods Cut Her Throat Standing in
Front OF u Looking Glass.


Front OF u Looking Glass.
Mrs. George ". Woods committed suicide
yesterday morning at her homo. 1913 wcst
bath street. by cutting her throat with a
carving knife. Her husband 10 an engineer on
the elevated railroad. Mrs Woods had been
III with nervous prostration, and lately n
friend OF hers, Mrs. Jamos Odell OF Long
Branch. has been visiting hor. About IL
o'clock Mrs. Woods loft tho kitchen and went
to her bedroom. which adjoins It.
Mrs. Odell missed the carving knife. which
had been on the Kitchen table. and: going into
front Of the looking glass hacking away at her
throat with the knife.
she disnrmed the woman and screamed for
Eelp; policeman came, md shortly after
ward an ambulance arrived from Manhattan
Hospital. The surgeon hurriedly bound up
the wound. and the woman was taken to the
arrival.
Her husband Is left with two small children
to care for.
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Three Little FuiIures

WASHINGTON COURT. HOUSE. o. June 2o.-Tho
sabina and Jeffersonville banks closed their
doors this morning. caused by tho failure Of
W. II. Haydock Of St. Louis. who 10 a stock
capital OF $4,000.
WILMINGTON N. c.. June 26.-Huske a. Dra-
per, retail dry-Goods MERCHANTS. assigned to-
day with preferences. No statement OF as sets
ana liabilities 10 obtainable. but the amount
involved Is not believed to be very large
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81. Fraue,. xarIer cpllere Commencement

Chfckering Hall was flllod last evening with
tho friends Of the students OF the College OF St
Francis Xavier. 1t was tho forty third annual
|, commencement Of the college. Tho graduates
occupied one sido Of the platform the other
being occupied by the Catholic clergy OF this
city and vicinity to the number OF fifty.
tho platform. Beside him were tho Rev. VII
liam OBJ. Pardow. rector Of the college. and
Tho degree Of LID. was conferred upon
William J. Lardner. LIB The degree OF NJ.
e.. was conferred upon twelve students, that Of
ofPhilosophy upon seventeen.
Each graduate ms he received his degree
kissed tho hand OF tho rchbishop, who pre-
sented them; The address to the graduates
was made by Vicar General Mooney.
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JULI4i FORCE ON TRIAL,
She Killed Her Sisters to he Hung and
Disgrace Her Brother.

Ar,sr, 1,ra ns-n,s, 1,,,. po
nut 49, tr;D, tuI ~, g. ,,s 'u,a rolee was
sisters last February. She had kent a diary
for q yoar or more, n nd Mi thronch it. annaoroJ
her intention of somo time killing her sisters.
The prisoner entered the court room with
tho widow 81 ox.c,ov Conl.v Oh. "a I.rorJsi
by Smith. Glenn g. Smith. Secretary Hoke
Smiths law firm. and John uardamnn. n
'no''ioi "nu '"o pto''ers
were IN court.
The most important witness called by tho
nroaecrtion ond +ba r,os, ,ntoro.+;,,, NJ
piVseou'io,i anu inc most interesting was or.
John u Oimstead. lie was acquainted with
the two sisters who wore killed, and with Miss
JnIio Force " '
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The Man wl,h the ssatcheI Held.

There were about hundred well-dressed
women in the Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning when the case Of Max Thuma. "the
man with the satchel," was called. Tho women
were the keepers Of boarding houses who had
been swindied by the llttlo austrian. and had
advanced him money upon tho security OF his
satcnel and bogus gold watch; Alter hearing
Thnma In $4,000 for trlul in the General Sos
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The Supreme Court will be asked to-day to
ratify the agreemout OF consolidation adopted
separately by tho Boards OF Trustees and the
congregations Of the Asbury NJ. +. church and
the, Washington Square NJ L. church. It is
said that Trustee James A. Seaman Of the
the terms agreed upon. may offer objections In
court. on the. ground that tho terms are un-
iavora bio to the Asbury church. whose property
other churcn,s - - ~ ~
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Bogus Veterans Buried MT Kings Couuty's
Expcnne.

communication was presented to the
Kings County Board Of Supervisors yester-
day. signed by three citizens. alleging that
many fraudulent bills for the burial OF
mythical veterans OF tho war Of the rebellion"
had been presented to the Board. accom-
panied by false vouchers. and that the said
bills had been ordered paid under q misappre-
hension Of tho facts"
committee OF three was appointed to make
an investigation. The county allows $50 for
The funeral expenses in the case OF each pnuper
veteran. and this fact. 1t is snid has been on
benefit we
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IInre Quit Leading Strikes and Are Walt
Ing Again.

Joseph Tucker. the President. and Julius
Leckel. the Secretary OF the International
Hotel Walters Association. It was learned yes
terday. have stepped down from their ne stalls
and are now common everyday hotel walters
A. G. Taylor, formerly n waiter In the Greno-
BILE. is now President. and Bernard chlosnger
Is ths Secretary.
John McGee. the leader OF the Alliance Wait
ers. has also got Job. md all three lenders re
keeping discreet silence on the subject OF
OF
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A PcusIon shark Caught

PARKERsBuRG. W. Va. June 2G.-Alfred j..
Jordan. pension shark, was arrested by PEN
sion Agent Roomo OF Washington at Hannah
yesterday and brought to this city. At the
preliminary trial day evidence was produced
proving Jordan to have been forcer Of afllda-
WIS and depo,itions IN a number OF cases and
pete!y and confessed. and when told that he
could give bail In 81 900. said he preferred
70 go TO prison until sentenced.
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GEN. VBElRNE INVITED TO GO.

Secretary Carlisle Wants His Place ut the
barge Once for Democrat.
Gen. James Il o'Beirne. Assistant Commits
sioner OF Immigration at this port, has been
invited by the Treasury Dopartm ent to resign.
Tho General said yesterday that he had not
decided what response he would make to the
letter Of Secretary Carlisle asking for his
ff saG6s S ne would haEs tax with his
He intimnted that no would whit until the
appointment OF his successor before giving
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Train Wre OK era mt Work.

AURORA. ILL.,. June 2G-An attempt at q
wholesale wrecking Of Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy trains was made last night In the
Aurora yards. A pin was pulled from switch
In front OF the depot whilo freight train was
passing. and mum Der Of cars were ditchcd
Mhcn the p:l5 passenger train WAS ready to
pull out 1t was found that n switch had been
ton followed, and 1t was found that several
swltchos In different parts OF the yards had
a nGen turned and others broken. There is no