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The morning times., 1895-11-28
M,ss Ric,,ards' Lecture.

large. and Interested auaience enjoyed
an Illustrated lecture given by Miss Janet
Richards in the National Law School build
ing, last evening. Miss Richards chatted
In style both instructive and entertain
ing of the sights of the Atlanta Exposi-
non showing many beautiful views OF the
buildings and IxiIibi:s. number of them
tinted artistIcally. She recounted several
amusing incidents of Presidents day, and
the urgent Georgia CRACKERS" who kept
Mr.. Cleveland busy with both hands greet
ing them,
The morning times., 1895-11-28
Oppenheimer'S,
6l4 9th St. N. w.
Thanksgiving
Bargains.

9Ic yard. 1000 yards OF accumu-
k2G lated Remnants FIaneliettes.
Prints, Pongees-all very dcsira-
be, and worth upwards OF l5c.
vi. To make them go quick, only
1-2c.
M For a full box of Washington
JG Belle cigars-l 2 in a box. a gooG
thanksgiving smoke. Only 1sc-
box.
cSa For two full ounce bottles of
JAG best Vanilla or Lemon Extract.
Don't be without it. Worth 0c.
bottle, Thursday for 3-ic.
Coz For a full dress pattern OF 8
OOG yards wool mixed Scot ch suitipgs.
TIE very Dobbiest of fall dress
goods. Worth 2oc. yard, Thurs
day 8 yards 69c.
100 pair for extra size stamped pill
JU low cases. Very pretty designs.
Worth soc. pair, Thursday l9c.
7lc For a good-sized bingham kitch-
I2G en apron, coiored borders. Worth
19c. each, Thursday Z 1-2c.
79c ESs asG the Sel%sef Mss nsss Ice
of English Covert Cloth, Bed
ford Cord or FlaDellette; collars
trimmed with either lace, en-
broidery or velvet. They are
we'll worth So. For Thursday
79c.
o. For three gentlemen's linen fin
JG ished haDdkerchiefs; fast col
or borders. Worth 10c. each,
Thursday 3 for &c.
CLIO Handsome Scotch plaid Waists
0l.IJ lined all through: ynade in the
sleeves. Sold always at S2.25.
For Thursday only S1.19.
On For ChildreD's warm undershirts.
JG They are a special Thanksgiving
snap. Only SC.
Z0o For full width, handsomely en-
4JG broidered skirting f.annels, suit
able for ladies' or infants use.
Worth 81 1.0Oyd. Thursday 49c.
10o dozen for very large. juicy
ILG MessiDa lemons; very best Itaf-
ian lemons. Only I2c. doz.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
unity No Longer Possible.

Suits for separation were entered yester-
day as follows:
William Lindner, by his attorneys, Camp
filed bill in equity, praying for a divorce
from his wife, Emily, who, he alleges, has
deserted him. The parties were united in
rites of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Almeda Bradley has asked for divorce
from her husband, Henry W. Bradley. The
papers are withheld from publication. The
defendantis is understood to be a confectioner,
doing business at No. 1 205 U street north
u-pef
The morning times., 1895-11-28
An Enslneer wanted

sion will hold an examination on December
s, iD Washington, D. c., to fill a vacancy
in the position Of engineer in the GOV,
the position is ST. per day of eight hours.
The subjects of the examination will be
letter writing, elementary arithmetic, and
practical & questions M ssi,.d Tae practical cues,
out OF twenty. Those desiring to COM
pete should write to the Civil Service Com
mission for blanks and file their appli-
cations.
The morning times., 1895-11-28
BIOLOGISTS MEET.
Interesting Subjects Read and Di.
cussed by Various Members.

The Geological Society heId its thirty
eighth meeting last night in the assembly
ban OF tbe Cosmos Cmb. Vice President
s. F. Emmons presided.
Mr. j. 5. Dlller read a paper entitled
"FIeld Notes OH the Geology of Oregon
giving a sketch of last seasons work on
the Coast Range, with field party oi
the United States Geological Survey.
Mr.. II. w. Turner described the geology
of the Sonora district of California. pre-
sen,ing results of work done by the sur
vey.
Nessrs. Bailey Willis and G. o. Smith
su omitted and read a paper entitled
Notes on Magnetic Iron Ore Deposits al
Snogualame. WASH"
The morning times., 1895-11-28
American Cttizenshin.

deliver an address on "The Ethical STANDARD
of American Citizenship" Saturday, at
4:16 o'clock, in the lecture hall Of Luther
the Church Of Our Father Sunday morning
The morning times., 1895-11-28

For the Monday Club.

Application was made yesterday for ar
tices OF incorporation of the Monday Club.
Object literary, beneficial and mutual inn
provement, the incorporators being Theo.
Balster, Henry L. Pierce and David She's
The morning times., 1895-11-28
FREE PERMIT AGAIN ASKED FOR.

W. Calvin Chase and severa other colored
men appeared before the Commissioners
yesterday morning to renew the request
of the Morton Club for free permit for
a fair to be held in the old Grand Army
Hall, which was refused few days since
The matter was referred to Attorney
Thomas for an opinion as to power to
grant free permits.
A building permit was issued yesterday
TO ]. H. Bundy for a two-story frame
dwelling on Joliet street. Garfield Heights.
to cost $3.50. Permit was issued TO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
G H A Il A D A

Ne decfa mi Wno unO,
que en- Ia gloria santa este:
Isl qnieres, hijo, dos tercGd
hOnras. paz, dlnerO = pre- z,
no total es nccs sario
el tempo, nj en- Ell placer,
nj en- lecturas pecadoras
nj en- NADIA, fuera del bien."
L prGeerG dos ha eido
que el cons jillo divide. 49,.
Error, como una dos primo,
que me trae q mai traer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30

IL TONIC. .--Unico deposito del d1sa.
oreditado RON TOPACIO las tres 8. ST.
Este ron p6simo, internal mata gente, sc
rsgala 4 los tocayos del ESTABLISHMENTS
SO Centavos botella.
lG---Pavia---lO Ar0ciho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30

s11i1. ocronel.
EoiF qna No e,t4ha
In9 e l. aplRs6n
oh estlzrra
aoH hula Ia Ia easa
/ aheFef cgrafeg ooh
*aoa d viyi frente d
dss sd ahortada tbl.
ian 10 de Ia horrible
bsinu| ante!
K, II cado, que 10 ocf0-
Ga stdo siempFe bucna
ado de atenciones y
3nclniI iIr, y el padre 10 hizo
j, So falta; en- una pals bra,
suedefporque la olvideis.
lfonel Sc deaarrugo.
hrdsd -dijo En- l.. one ha
lena de inexplioAble. Yo
era, oero d vos, que sois
! il el mundo, pued , Co fiS.
que b. hscho, no que Ia
], pu do,
y, $ vnestra h'i., hiia tlpios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
D DOLo R A

Fu6 4 presi 1io Juan Portal
por artes do una mujer
" las matar6 al volver"-
dijo, blandisndo uu Oufial.
Poro a mat6? N } hay tai.
Cuando del pufial atmado
la fu6 asesinar, turbadO
no pudo veng ar sa queja,
porqu ri verla f y vieja,
penso al Il va estoy vengadoi
Campoanaor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30

WN0S,-EL MEJoR DE ToDOs EN CA
GTDAD PRECIO. Ell RIOJANO DE TRICIO. Sc detala Ga
ita sto don Manuel Rivera. San Sebastian 30 On la
dendas de los seaores Ayon Zamorano en- Fuera de ne
Lnea certifcados de origen analists d
oalos disposition del guste yeros
Dciembre 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
Ans sHAcENnAn0s

contado nlIg barato, ,7lln Sube-eanas de . pies,
procedante de los tallers lie los senores Nc Cnis
lie Glasgow, embalado adn segdn Sc recib6. El
que h interese pnade drirse la viuda de Cerral
en- Faiardo Sc facilta la factura el plano de mon
tura. l5-l5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30

VINO de LoGRoNo, bodegas de Garcia
stas Anguclana Rioja
ehe ynoha do analzado en- 81 Laboratoro
Q1co Municipal de esta cudad vista de La proportions
hdad normadad de su oomponentes prinopaes 1e decs
certdcado que atestgua exceencas del VINO DE-
GROO 10 poseen disposition de los queran verlo Los
agentes suscriben.
Losprecos por euarteroIas m6doos
USz vale 1926 P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
Una frase de Dumas. hiio:

=; Tia notado ust~d-le dijeron en-
cierta ocasi6n-que eR impossible lograr
que un imb6cil reconoz:a que 10 ee?
ST, sefior-contest6 Dumae-pnr ue
desde el momento en- que 10 reconociera
dejarfa de serlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
sUcEsORES De cOVAs

yO.-Fu9rCO hIcO--IelogrAma VA6CO.- -
Comarciantes Importadores y espeCulado.
res ca toda clase de frutos del pals. 1926
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
sd VkNpe

Sc VEhDE = ST, 200 una casa en la
carretera de Hatorey cerca de Ri0.pie.
dras, CON algunas cuer las de terreno. In.
formaran Tanca 8, altos. 10-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30
lnTERiA NAC[ONAL DE MADRII

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos en- la
luqueria "Laurak Batk de ID. Pedro Urbiztondo, Sal
francisco a2 Sc enviaran la Isla quieneE 10 soil
ettan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-30

RElIMATIclaA u ,rinu, lei doctor.
A. Perea MIfo). R asnsdio 1T roo muy
eficaz "a todos las fsrnas dai m .umatis
mo-I49ciou QUO bAj proafa sasnt la
temperature (Antit6rmlca antipdtri la.)
Dsp0sito on Pusrts R;co: Farmacia del
seflor don Fidel Gnillermety. 8-8 (P)
u0D0l7a Sc ofrsce una toda leche
NUDhlLA Dirigirae Fe'foita Vilano.
ra, Sol n1mero 90 3-3
JULIAN SILVA. SAN JUSTO 18 =
Deposto de Maquinas de coser. compra yenta qui.
ler DAN aplazos sendo responsible la misma
Maquna; Sc hacen las composicones por dihciles que
sean, garantizand0 Accessories agujas de todas
classes para las mismas ademas Sc compran yenden
nuebeR nsadOG. tP1
I'm radre e1ogia ell talento dc un hijo
suyo .iete af1os
IN hagas caso-le dice un amigo
casi todos los nifios inteligentas SO vuel-
ven estdpidos al llegar horb 'es.
-Ples en- Sc case, tn s511As una ma
ravilla cuando chico.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, April S.-Tho rail.
-o,d. h,vo h,or h,,,iin, win p.v
oa 80 u, wv" 'h 1, w r
enemy III western hahsas anu Eas'o9h
Colorado since last Friday night. 1t
WAS n combination of sand and snow
alarm. whic, .v,,, ov.r ,hos, rs,;or.
''O''"' ""'C' '"'p, o''' '"o'0 ,oe'0' 80,
cohip'o'oiy ueu'o'a'h'nE TRAM sehouu'os
aud causing serious inconveniences and
discomfort 10 travellers. The flakes OF
.rov ,,d r,r,;c,.s NJ sand mi,,I,d ,nl
'"o" 1"' pA'''N'' y, '"N a""
Were driven across the pFa'ries NJ 'st'
rife speed by tho gallo, which blew in
ces,,n,lv for ,vo dnvs Th,re waa M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
INSANE SISTERS

Driven to nn Att1nps ut Suicide by Their
Long wnltin: on Their 1Iother-h Sad
Case.
New ioRE, April SIN tho insane
pavilion as Bellevue hospital there arc
two spinster sisters, whom the physi.
clans examined to-day. For twenty
years these women have tended their
mother. who Is insane and bed.rldden.
Their father was in an asylum for five
years. Yesterday, worn out by the long
and constant watch over their mother,
and in the belief that somo day they
would como to her condition. both
women tried to kill themselves. Tho
women arc Mary A. and Harriet Nc.
Ardle. The first is forty years old and
tho other thirty-scven. Their father,
james McArdle, is now eighty years
old. lIa is n retired builder.
Shortly before noon yesterday the IA.
ther went 10 church. lie had been goue
but little while, when Mary, going to
tho kitchen. found Harriet pouring car
bolic acid into glass OF water. Mary
watched her sister until she put the
glass to her lips, then she dashed it from
her hand. Ai.or that there was n
struggle between tho two women, for
Harriet insisted that abe must kill her
sell and tried TO jump out OF the win
dow. Tho cries OF Mary alarmed the
neighbors who hurried into the place.
After half en- hour Harriet became
calm. All tho neighbors left them, ex'
cept two women, who said they would
stay during the afternoon. Mary in
telling them about the troubles OF her
liie, became so excited tha. suddenly
she jumped on the sill OF tho open win
dow and would have thrown herself to
the court yard, three stories balow, had
not one OF the women present grasped
her about the wais. and dragged her
back into the room. It was the sister
Harriet now who quieted her sister. But
Mary grew worse until Harriet, in her
efforts to calm her sister, became hys-
terical.
When the father go: home in the
afternoon he saw that affairs were be.
yond his control and he called in the
police. As the officers entered the
room they were beset by the sisters who
begged to be given pistols with which
to kill themselves. and being refused
pleaded with the officers to kill them.
When tho doctor came the women be.
camo calm. They said they knew per-
fectly well they were insane and were
anxious to 90 to the hospital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
IN RECEIVERS HANDS.
Tho Largest Lumbsr Company In tn
South In Hard Lines.

Tho Largest Lumber Company In the
South In Hard Lines.
PENSACOLA. FLA, April S.--The South
ern State, Land and Timber Company,
an English corporation with headquar.
ters in this city, and offices in New York
aud London, has been placed in the
hands OF receivers by Judge Pardce, OF
the United Statea circuit court. The
company is the largest lumber concer IL
in the south. The capital stock is SS95.
900 and bonded indebtedness is about
S8o5. 900. All OF the bond, arc held by
parties in this country. the majority be-
ing for the original purchase OF
the property. The company deiaulted
the payment Of tho interest on their
bonds. and after thorough examina-
tion the bondholdsrs became satisfied
that tue fixed charges for running ex-
penses in this country and England
were too grea.. aud they applied to
Judge Pardee for the appointment OF
receivers. The receivers are Clarence
Carey. an attorney OF New York. and
Mossrs. ". F. Mccormick and Edgar II.
Lamont. OF Louisville, Ky
The opinion is generally expressed
here tina. the mills will be kept in orer.
alton by the receivers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
RIG JUMP IN OIL.
An Advance OF IS Cents by tho Stand ard.
Highest Point SinccISSc,

An Advance OF IS Cent, by tho Stand ard.
Highest Point Since 1882.
OIL CRY, Pa, April Soil producers
are jubilant over the advance OF Is ccnts
per barrel which occurred in the pc.
:roleum market to-day. Saturday even.
ing the speculative market closed at
81 II, and the price paid by the Stand
ard compauy's purchasing agen. was
81 10.
This morning the Standard advanced
the price to Sl.2o. and the speculative
market opened at Sl.22. During the
day 6i,000 barrels changed hands at
prices ranging from sl.20 and Sl.22 up
to Sl.3O. the latter price having been
bid at the close. Such sharp advance
has not occurred before in many years
and not ainCe November, 1892. has tho
quotation boon go high as the closing
figure tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09

PirTsBUEGH, April San attempt
was made to-day by tho railroad coal
operators TO break tho strike OF the
miners OF this district, but up to noon
the attempt had proved dismal failure.
The Jumbo and Midway mines OF tho
Robbins Coal Company wcro scheduled
to resume work this morning at the 60
cent rato. Few mon applied for work,
however, and there was no demonstra-
iion on tho part OF the strikers. The
company claim TO have 4tteen men at
work at the Jumbo mine, but the strik.
ers say tha. only Eve arc q. work there.
There are five deputy sherihs on guard
there, but they arc not armed with
Winchcsters, and have had no trouble
in preserving order. Tho only excite
mont this morning was occasioned by
threo shots being fred at tho engineer
ut the Jumbo mine from the hillside.
None OF tho shots took effect and the
men who fired them made his escape.
The operators refuse to mako public
their plans, but it 10 evident that they
intend to make determined efforts to
start q number OF mines non.union.
Tho Alanown and Shipley mines OF
the Youghlogheny Gas Coal Company
resumed to-day at tho siIty cent rate,
but It it is not known how manv men
arc at work. When running full these
mines employ about 700 men. The
Consolidated Coal Company has issued
a circular to its men reminding them OF
the contract that they made with the
company last December, in which they
agreed 10 work until May ! At fifty-fve
cents per ton. The circular says that
large contracts were taken on the
strength OF this contract and that the g.,
company will hold the men responsible
for losses.
The operators who mine for the local
market held a meeting here this morn.
ing. They blame the lake shippers for
the low price OF coal in this market and
tho meeting was taken up with a d;s-
cussion OF prices and means OF rectltying
them. Another meeting will be held
during the week.
The Railroad Coal Operators Associa.
tion is in session here to-day aud the
strike will bo the principal question
under discussion. No Information will
be given out until after the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09

which during tho last ilvo years has nm.
loubtedly increased very materially.
Dwelling houses. however, represent
only II small part OF tho capital invested
In building, OF every character. which
produce enormous rontals.
Comparatively litilo was expected
from int0rcst on state, county and mu-
nicipal bonds, but tho total loss. II Is
thought will not fall short Of Sl5. .OO0, 900
or S2O,OOO,OOO, for tho first yoar, aud
this loss Ia expected to increase rather
than TO diminish In succeeding years,
should tho law roma n unropoaled. Tho
loss OF this revenue, however, 10 not tho
only cause OF regrot among tho officials.
Tho fact That tho court was ovonly di.
yided on the main constitutional ques.
ton, 1t Is expected. viii result in end.
loss litigation. thus very materially nd.
ding to the expense OF collecting the
tax. Nevertheless, tho internal rovonue
officials will proceed At once to prepare
supplemental regulations to conform TO
to.days decision, and from now on un.
I'll noxt Monday, when tho titne expires
within wi hich returns may DO made, any
returns in which incomes from rents
and bonds arc deducted will DO regarded
aa iull compliance with the law.
Person who have already made their
returns and paid the tax will bo nd.
vised OIL the change in the regulations,
and as Boon as possible tho proportion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
4 MANLY APOLOGY
10 President Cleveland by Eov. Lnns
For That Charge Of Drunkenness,

To President Cleveland by Hor. Lnnsin:
For That Charge of Drunkenness.
BosToH, April S,-Rev. Isaac J. Lans-
ing, pastor OF tho Park street church in
thiu city, who, in an address before the
New England Methodist conference ut
Salem. last week, accused Presiden.
Cleveland o! intemperanco. tonight do.
clared himself n, follows on tho subject:
MY illusions. made in a temperance
address at Salem, on Thursday. April i,
to tho drinking habits Of tho Prosldont
OF tho United States, woro based partly
on common report aud partly on tho
testimony OF eye witnesses.
ho case being ono OF conflict oil los.
timony between witnesses Of equal
credbIlity, l canno, decide which,
and since I havo no personal knowl-
edge, apart from tho, testimony. with
draw tho statements and tender apollo
gotic and sinccrc regrets to tho rrosi-
dent Of tho United States and to tho
nubllc.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
TELEGRApEIC BRIEFS.

Milwaukee ministers have begun q
campaign for better observance OF the
Sunday laws.
There will DO state convention OF
FREQ silver men In Minnesota come time
during the coming summer.
Yesterdays statement Of the con-
dision OF the treasury shows: Available
ca,h balance, SlS6, ,040, ,9l0; gold reserve.
500, ,409.751.
An American named Ewing has been
arrested in Paris for borrowing money
on bogus Rock Island, Peoria and St.
Louis railway shares.
Tho government OF the Argentine
Republic will shortly order six torpedo
boats aud two cruisers. tho total cost OF
which will be S5,0O0,0O0.
Mrs. Balton, OF Elwood, Ind, has con.
iossod the murder OF W. J. Foust, a
farmer, for which crime George Hires
was convicted last Saturday.
"Charlie" Chase, agod seventy-two,
known throughout New England as n
lottery king, died yesterday. He had
amassed q considerable fortune.
l, Is now said that the marriage Of
Lord William Bcresiord to the widowed
Duchess OF Marlborough. formerly Mrs
Louise lIammersley, OF New York, will!
take place shortly.
1t ia expected that during tho sum.
NOR tho prosidcu. will place under the
civil service regulations tho offices OF
chiefs OF divisions in tho government
departments Gt Washington.
1t is not true that Oscar Wilde tried
TO commit suicide. Further startling
revelations in connection with tho case,
and involving tho name OF one OF the
most prominent OF English statesmen,
arc hintod at.
Rev. Charles Davis, pastor OF the
colored Baptist church OF Herrodsburg,
KY, broke all bap,izinG records Sunday
when in twonty.nino minutes ho i'm.
merscd scvonty.six colored converts.
Tho wa,or was exceedingly cold.
Tho worst storm in wostern Kansas
for years is reported. Many trains
have bccn delayed by snow aud sand on
tho prairics. Snow drifts aro from
thirty 10 forty dcep on tho Union paci.
iic. Twonty per cent OF tho range stock
has been lost,
Tho latest pension decision is that tho
question whether man Is enlisted rests
with tho war department, aud whore
tho war department shows that n
soldier was not cnlisted.it is final; also
TINT m o.tor Of enlistment by n soldier
must be completed by its acceptance By
tho government.
Tho argument on tho application for
warrau. OF removal for Charles A.
Dana, OF tho sun, TO Washington who
has boon indicted for criminal libel OH
complaint Of Frank i. Noycs, Of tho
Washington Star, was resumed in tho
Unitod States district court in New
York yesterday. No decision was
reached.
Tho omporor OF China has caused an
odct to be circulated throughout his
armies announcing that hereafter officers
shall not suilor death ns n punishment,
for losing battles, but shall br given on.
rortuniiius for regalning tho sovuroigu'5 d
favor, but II on rotreatinS they deras.
,ato tho regions through which they
pass or inaltreat people their heads will
DO forfeited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
GREATLY DI,ArpOiSrED.

Treasury OniCinl' Alarmed Over til" Fro'.
poets Tho Drrl.iuu WIN Cut an 80 Per
Can't In til. KcooIpIs Fran tbs lncnmc
TRy.
WAsmSGroH. DC, April S.--Troaarry
oficiais arc greatly dispirited over tho
supromo courts decision In tho income
tux case, and whiIo admitting that lhoy
have 10 reliable data upon which 10
form an accurate estimate. thny expte,s
tho belief that tho not rosult OF tho do.
cision wtII DO II loss OF nj lnast % por
cent in tho roceiut Of incomes. IN some
elite, tho loss will bo far creator than
this, notably in tho cltyoi Washington,
however, Which Il exceptionally n rout'
iuc ci,y. The proportion OF rentci
houses in o,hor cities Of tho country
also is vorv large.
Tho total number OF rnniod houscsin
tho United States III 1890 was ,l9O,4s1 I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
4 BANK vICTINIIZED.
An Assistant Cashier Docs II ont OF Thirty
or Forty Thousand DollnrE

An Assistant Cashier Docs II ont OF Thirty
or Forty Thousand Dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, April s.-A special to
the Inquirer from Getty sburg says:
Tho Littlestown savings Institution, oil
Littlestown, this county, Is said to have
been vic.imizel to the extent OF $4,000
or $4,000 by a former resident OF tho
place, Gsrdiuand Rahter. State Bank
Examiner Shaier Claims to have made
the discovery that Rah;cr has been car
rying on the book, OF the bank rs cash
large amount OF WORTHLESS, paper, pro-
tested drafts. check, and discounted
notes. The cashier. James 4. LsFevre.
disclaims any knowledge OF tho ,ransac-
tions, and all tho blame Is placed upon
his son, Assistant Cashier Walter Lc-
Fevre. who is under no bonds. Rahter.
who was at the head OF the Iingar Bit
tors Company. is said to have mulcted 4
Harrisburg bank, OF which Simon Cam
eron was the head, for S50,000.