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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
News Of the Day.

Represent tive Sims yesterday intro
duced q resolution Ia the House, pre-
hi biting the election OF shy andiDg OF
special commiitses OF the House by 6
secrtt ballot 10 caucus.
President Taft has referred to The Owl
Service Commission the QUESTION whether
chief deputy United States msrshals are
included within the operations OF The
civil service law.
Sixteen more former members Of Pitts
bu,g's select couocils are accused oil
having received brides OF from 500 to
81, 900 each. Prominent among the
men mentioned Ia DR.. E. r Walters,
present director of the department Of
health, and a member OF Mayor Msgee's
cabinet.
Stricken Eve weeks sgo with blood
poisoning following the embslmiug OF q
body, Robert NJ. Davis, q well.known
undertaken, OF Salisbury, N. o., died yes
terday from the'dresd disease. Doe oil
bis arms had been amputsted In efforts
to save bis life.
Mr. james z. Homer, who for IL
years was city comptroller, OF Baltimore,
aud the nine years preceding deputy
comptroller, died yesterday afternoon Of
cancer OF the stomach a! his home, loOS
Moult RoYsl averu,.
A band OF mssked men called st the
home of George Carroll, prominent
farmer living near Litcb6sld, KY, early
yesterday moruing, aud when his con
Charles, aged sixteen years, appeared 1 I
the door, grspped and shot him dead.
then they gslIopsd away. The nu!der
10 attributed 10 night riders.
Two distinct earthquake checks, sr
psrently originating In the neighborhood
Of Java or japan, we're registered on tie
seismogrsph at 1t. Ignatlus observatory
at Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday. The
fret was a brief shock, occurring at ! ;SS
a. m. This was followed twelve minute.
later by two preliminary shocks ct f.
teen minutes apart and msio shock at
1903 The shocks were also recorded
@, Cambridge, Msss., Seat lie, Wash.
aud intermediate points.
Great North mountain, OF Wardens.
willie, w. Va, Is on fire on beth sides.
Already thousands OF dollars worth oil
timber has been destroyed. Since Toes
day night the flames have spread WITH
grest rspidily and nearly every msh ir
that section Is fighting them. Farm
htuses and barns on one eide OF tao
mountain are 10 imminent danger, and
it Is feared tibet the entire countryside
will be laid waste. Persons living In
tho vicinity are moving from their homes
and fleeing to places of safety. The Gre
lie still spreading.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
FAMILY POISONED.

William Stanley, aged Al, is dead and
FIVE ether members OF the family oil
George W. Stanley, prosperous farmer
oil Hanover ctuaty, are 10 dying con
ditioD, as the result Of ptomaine poison
iug, following & meal OF canned CORP,
canned herring, and ice cream, which
WAS eaten a week ago. The other victims
era G. W. st'uley, his wife. MIS-. Annie
s auIey; four graudsous, Gordon Stanley,
aged G; Percy Stanley, aged 3, and j.
I. and Walter Stanley. The condition
of the family was discovered By Dr..
Thomss Nelson Page, who was called 10,
after other physicians bad failed to
disgnose the symptoms. The cora was
canned by Mrs. S snley, the herring
bought at q ctuotfy store, and the Ice
cream was homemade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Advance 10 the Price of Goal Ex-
pected.

Chicago, MSrch Sl.-A sharp ad.
vance In the price Of coal to the small
consumer is expected to be the immedl-
ate retu of the strike OF miners In the
Illinois coal fields, which will begin to-
morrow. This was the prediction made
today by retail coal dealers who say
Chicago never was so poorly prepared
for a strike az at present.
Indisuspolis, March S1.-Tbat the
ccuatry will not suffer any hsrdships az
a result oil the suspension Of work In the
mining districts of the county when the
Miners begin their negotis tons WITH the
operators WAS the statement of President
Lewis, of the United Mine Workers Of
America today.
Bay Oily, Mich, March S1.-At mid
night tonight the 3. 400 coal miners 10
the Michigan district will quit work
pending a SIT cement of the gu 'stiODs in
which TIE Cincinnati conference failed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Sixty-tirst Congress.
Washington, March 81
SENATE

Consideration of bill to amend the
employers liability act 30 IS to obViste
objections found in various court decis-
ions was resumed In the Senate today. 1t
relates t. venus, jurisdiction aud sur.
vivsl Of benefcisries.
As changed, the bill would permit
the plant Fl to bring suit to recover
damsges in the district where the TO-
jury occurred; the federal aud state
cturts would be given couturent joriS.
diction; the line Of inheritance would be
defined.
The bill was discussed at some Ter 9Th
by Senator Borah.
General discussion took a wide range,
many suggestions being made to i'm
prove the bill and meet objections raised,
Senator Bailey again sharply criti.
tixsd the bill. de predicts that soon
every railroad employe in America would
be controlled by the federal govsrnmsrt
HOUSE.
The diplomatic aud consular bill was
Ut DhCk u CDuictCuOC bJuhy ny bhC
HI use. Particular objection WIS made
sgsinst the paragraph making the bal
suce Of 100000 from the Urgent de-
fsncy act Of 1909 available during the
coming fiscal year and applying it to
division of far eastern affairs, and Ia con-
neciion With thrift work.
That many employees Of the various
federal coulti 10 the country secure posi-
ions as receivers for estates and bank
rupt concerns and milk them for private
prof. Is the charge made 10 resolution
introduced by Mr.. SABBATH, dem, ILL.,
MIR. Sabsth's resolution ia directed to
be attorney general and directs that The
Department OF Justice furnish TIE House
with list OF all employees In the federal
Courts who have held such positions aud
the fees that they bsye received for their
SERVICES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Virginia News.

The nineteenth annual session OF tit
Virginia State Sunday School Associa'
ton will be held 10 Norfolk on ApriI
l1th to l4!h, and great preparations for
the gathering ara being made.
Dimiti Sanap, Rnssisu, has been ar
rest ID at Pocshortts, charged With at.
tempting to rape the S-year. DID daughter
/ OF Lonnie MsgiIl, well.kuoSn citizen
of lhst place, Great excitement pre-
walls.
Oorbeit Lindsay, who was arrested q
mouth ago on a charge OF st emptlng Il
wreck q mail train on the Southern
Railway 40 miles south of Lynchbure
aud Who broke Jail recently at Chatham,
was captured Tuesday night.
Earaged because he had been uusuc-
eessfu 10 a gambling venture, Joe Will
SOD, colOred, on Tuesday night stabbed
to death James Smith, Alao colOred, the
man who bad won bis money. 1t Is said
Smith won 70 cents from Wilson.
Mrs. Catherine II ,us;ol died sudden.
y at her home in Winchester yesterday
aged 60 years. She was the wife OF Z.
NJ. HCu hon and d, Jupiter Of the late l.
Branson Allen OF BsrrIsonturg and q
siseeI vi Mss. ussh l.. -R7rriok,Vf Ale A.
andriR.
Prominent republicans will assemble
Ia Norfolk tonight to attend banquet
at the Monticello Hotel at which AlVsh
A. Msr in, republican national commit.
teeman for Virgins, and O. Bsscomb
5lemp, representative 10 Congress from
the Ninth Virginia dat let, are t. BE-
guei Is Of honor,
The contractor for the academic build
Ing for the State Normal School 1t
fredericksburg claims to have made a
mistake oil a, 900 sgaintt himself In bis
calculations when be submitted his bid,
and he ha, requested the board to re-.
lieye him Of the cor tract. The board,
however, declined TO do 90 and has di.
Tecied that bond be given as required
aud that the construction of the build.
ing procsed. II is probable that the
concern will forfeit the amount Of the
bond,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
The Uprising In Liberia.

Liverpool, Msrch Sl.-Tbe tribal up
rising 10 L'teria, sccordiug to dispst,h
ca today from Ospe PALMS., hiss extended
to the ivory coat, French possession,
which is now under msrIial Law. There
were further reports today OF Sighting be-
tween the natives and the Llberisn
troops, though 10 serious clash has yet
t.ken plsce. There are about 600 soldiers
10 the "dsbger zone" oppose by several
thousand unOrgsnizsd nItiyes from the
Hinierlsud.
The tribesmen bave murdered several
G.rmsn settlers and Captain Heard CT
the German gunboSt Sperber, offered to
land detachment OF marines at Cape
Pslnss and march against the natives.
The Liberians we're sngered st this ell J.
gestiop of Interference and ret only re-
j.cted Is, but ordered the Sperber to
leave at once ''or Ike the constqu 'nces."
Captain Heard complied with the re-
quett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL.

Declaring that the railway rate bill
now before the Senate has met the view
Of the executive branch OF the govern
ment throughout three administrations
Senator Root yesterday spoke at length
in regard to the measure.
From the committee on foreign Tels
tious, Ssnaior Lodge reported bill t
reimburse those who contributed to tht
fund for The ransom OF Miss Ellen n
St)ne, lhs missionary.
The Senate agreed ID the Housl
Amendments to The bill SLOWING thI
commissioners ID accept $50, 900 fron;
Aodrew Carnegie for library building
st Tsknma PARK, Tho bill has now gen:
to the president for slgnst1re.
10 the House the bill providing TO,
the appropriation Of ore. twentieth OF
per cent Of TIE amount granted fol-
armament, t. promote the cause Of peace
was deftaIed.
Messrs. Mann and II bison engaged In
lively tilt during the coDsidertt on OF
this measure. Mr.. Hobson took excep
ton TO some Of Mr. Mann's statements,
and the Illinois representative made !
reply, which Mr.. HJbson accepted ss al
apology.
Da0corallo members threatened TO de-
nouuce from the fl or the failure of Mr..
Gsine', If West Virginis, 10 charge OF
the mesture, TO report the bill providing
for the publicity OF campsigu contribp-
tons.
Mr.. Bennett. of New York, intro
du,ed resolution t. erase from the
House records The report Of the special
committee which criticised parts Of the
"stcret service" message sent 10 Don.
gress by President Roosevelt
The HouIe passed bill reported from
the committee on naval STAIRS providing
for an astronomer from civil life 10 be
selected by the president as superlnteud.
ent OF the Naval Observatory, The
post will carry Sc, 900 year. An un-
successful effort va, made by Represent
stivss Mann and Tsgney to have juris-
dict'on over the observatory transferred
from the Navy Department to The Smith
sonisn Inssiiution. The plan Is an old
one.
Speaker Cannon announced that be
tai appointed Representatives Olcott,
Of New York; LongWorth, OF Ohio; Hsw-
ley, Of Oregon; Humphrey, OF MIssis-
sippi, aud Garnet, of Tennessee, as
members Of the special committee ere.
ated by the steenerson resolution 10 10.
vesIigale the ship subsidy scandal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
From Washington.
(O,rss,ponasn1s OF the Alexandria Gssett,
Washington. March 81.

(O,r;sspondso1s OF the Alexandria Gssett.
Washington, March 81.
The sppointmer OF a successor to the
late Supreme Court Jutt'ce David d.
Brewer will probably not be made for
the next three moi tSs, according t. the
impression given callers at the White
House today. President TAFT is much
ayerss ID selecting a S1preme court
Just ce without plenty OF deliberstioD
and inve,t cation. He is OF the opinion
that the sItus of the important csses
now before the Sapreme Court does no.
make it necessary to Lury the Rppoitt'
met OF Brewers successor, 1t has been
his opinion from the time the suits were
Instituted tbtt the government will b.
successful In the prosecution, aud he sees
DO reason 1t this tine for altering thai
view. He will look over the entire field
of svsilsble men for t1e SlpIeme Court
bench, and will take bis time 10 selecting
ene,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
The Richmond Posioffice Robbery

New York, March 3l.-Ds'p t. The
fact that it is reported the third man in
the robbery Of tle Richmond postoffice
OF t8S, 600 in stamps and currency has
been arrested and THO ugh informstion
he gave that the suspects caught here
were arrested and $40, 900 of the loot re-
covered, the pOs,ofice inspectors here
deny any knowledge of the third man.
The authorities are now said to have
trace OF another hunk, the sixth owned
by the gang, and when 1t is recovered
they expect to get the balance OF the
loot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
METHODIST CONFERENCE,

The Blt'more Annual Conference O.
the Methodist Episcopal Church, at th'
beginning Of It, one hundred and twenty
sixth session yesterday In Harlem PsrI
Church, Baltimore, tooks firm stand OH
the local'oplion question when It adopted
resolutions suthori zug the secretary to
send TO Governor Ore thers and President
A. P, G)m,p, Of the state Senate, teIe.
grams asking their support. Blshor
Luther R, Wilson presided.
The conference was organized By tho
election Of Rev. G,orge E. MsydwelI, OF
Froslburg, Nd, as secretary.
L! was agreed that committee upon
conference relations shGuld be chosen, to
whom should be referred the names OF
all ssekIug the supsranusted or super
numersry relation.
Bishop Wilson then took up the ga %.
ton dealing With the character OF the
ministers.
The Washington district was reported
BY the superintendent, Rev. ]. w. B.
SamEalt The church ct Benniugs,
which was bDilt without the authority OK
the knowledge OF the conference, hss
been abandoned, The debt on it was 80
large aud the outlook for q successful
church 80 poor that 1t did not Justify tn.
conference 10 assuming II. For thst
reason the building hiss passed into
other hands. A number OF new churches
have been built during the pact year
and new enterprises prjscied for the
coming summer. The 6aaDclsl condi.
tlou Of the district was reported 10 bs
excellent. The collections have In.
creased ali along The line. A rambler
of conversions have taken place and the
net Increase in membership is sboal s25r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Facilunallam In Ireland.

London, Mtrsh 3l-Factioualism In
Ireland is more pronounced today than
for several years as a reiu't Of the dis.
tussIon stirred up by the book Of F.
Hu yhes O'DOnnell, j1st published, in
which the author says that American
money has demoralized and denstionsliz-
ed "Irish ireland" O'Donnell formerly
represented Galway and Dupgsr7en In
Parlismst and is considered a worthy
opponent of the brightest leaders among
the naiionalists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Miners to Strike

Ter,e Hsute, ILd., March Sl.-A
midnight more than II, 900 miners en
ployed in the 1872 mines in dIstrict NC
ii will 20 ON q strike which will con
tiuue until the demand for 5.oo pei
cent. increase ia granted BY the operators,
The convention Of miners which opened
here today slauds 61t Op'n Policy o.
mo compromise" s,.
Osntou, OHIO, March Sl.-For'y-n'e
thu usaud miners in OHIO will gut VOTE
At mid-uigh, tonight. according to rrssi'
dert Willism Green
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Murderer Captured

Norfolk, Va, March 8l-Eljah
II ,use, one of the condemned murderers
who escaped from the Norfolk county
Jail by cutting through the roof and
gaining the street bya rope made from
coat blsnkets, was captured a'tsr a fight
With the police today. "B id' Noel, the
slayer OF Dtputy Sheriff Sykes, who was
with him, escsped after beirg surround
ed and fred on by, The officers WITH The
third man who got sway, is still missing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Link In Chain Of Circumstances

Baltimore, Nd March Sl-Wh,t is
believed to be q very impoittt link In
the chain OF circumslsntial evidence that
is being forged stound Joseph Albert
Merrick, ectuIed of the murder OF his
wife, Msry Gertrude Merrick, whose
body was found on the Brown place
Monday morning, has been discovered
by Lieut.. Ossey Of the Ber!illon buresu.
A brulse bearing the imprint Of a finger
nail was located on the right arm Of the
prisoner. Merrck stated be did not know
how the blu Sc came there. The police
say the blulse was made while the
woman clutched the arm Of the man in
a desperate struggle for life.
The iulersl OF the victim took place
this morning from The home OF her
mother. A uqliem high mss was celt =
brsted by Rev. Charles f. Morrssey, 81
st. Gregory's Catholic Church. burial
WAS 10 81. Peters cemetery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
THURSDAY EVENING. MAR. 81, 1910.

SENATOR ALDRICa resppesred 10 the
supa,e Yesterday Sfier an absence q
nesrlv one week, and Immediately alter
ssve,al amendments we're offered on BIT
half of the Senate committee on inter
stste commerce to the presidents rail-
,,ad bill These ire undertood to Q
4,s amendments prepared by the a'toI-
uey general and token to Ne" YORK
no ssust)r Aldtich for Submission, IL 10
mhi.D,,ed TO the railroad presidents
Thew are mild Improvements 10 The bill
.4,,sd with evident relutt snce, lu' o.
t,,ed az necessary to meet some oil the
oIi.,tlous presented 50 fOrceiully BY
Son.,o, Cummins in his great speech
SsoE ago. The proposed changes 10
,hs hill we're the subject OF conference
10 the lesdIug railroad senators yes'e'-
sov Senator Aldricb headed the GAIN
sriug. It's understood to have 0e'p
decided tbsi, iussmuch as Senator a.,
d,ob himself cannot tell shethsr a Dill
- .,ropgIy fsvoriug the railroads and 90
clearly opposing the bert interests OIL tie
pobic, q, does the pendiOg measure,
p.n ,a., tbs Senate, the rsactionsritS
NUT permit the discussion TO iun AlOIs
until . more definite line has been o.
laioed upon the strength the bill osn
command 10 the Senate. 1t is also DE-
oIsred to have been decided th't TIE
trsms,s and advocates Of The measure 10
Il, present form must SIGHT psr'Is'en'y
If lhey are TO prevent the bill ffO" Os'0E
materially CHANGED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Village Destroyed by Fire,

Ut'cs, n. Y, March Sl.-The vii
lsge OF S.illville, ten miles north 81 tni'
city, was practically destroyed by IRE
TO-DAY. There was no loss OF life,
though many narrow escapes were re-
corded. The Methodist CHURCH, pos-
Office, q dozen stores snd msDy residences
we're burned 10 the ground. The dam
age IL estimated OF 500. 900. Assis-
lance hurried from this city noaIly
checked the fl smes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31

A dynamite bomb wrecked q street
car ct Sixteertl and Jefferson ttrtt,,
PhilsdeIphis, late last night, tearing uP
half OF the h)orlug OF the car and shstter-
ng every pane Of glass In 1t. There was
more than d. zsn passengers In the car,
tut 20 one wes tu t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31

City Attorney Pollard, Of Richmond
10 an opinion jus! rendered at the re-
quest OF the board OF police commission,
ers, places sll social clubs In Richmond
on the sams legal status With bsrIooms,
but holds that those clubs serving liquor
after midnight do not violate any city
ordlnsnce. tho uIh they are liable, under
he state law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
Death OF General Tlernon,

BoaaIo, Il. Y, March SI.-Brlgsdier
General John L. Tiernon, U. S A.,
uti,ed, died early tjday at the Hotel
Touraiue, after q brief Illness. Born
January IA, lS4l, st Madison, Ind.,
General Tiernou vas speaker OF the
Hcu,s in Dakots Territory at the out
break of the civil war. 81, vent to The
front as q lieutenant 10 Missouri arlil.
lery regiment. He vas retired from the
army in 1908. Tue burial will be 10
Arlington cent terry, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
STEAMER Sinks

London, March 81 The shipping
6rm OF G. Thompson & Go. received
word t)dsy ni the sinking OF It, big liner
Pericles, Of Cape Lseu"iu, on The south
western coss. of Australia. The crew
and passengers we're saved BY liisbost'
and landed at Cape LetuSln. The Per
icIes Was OF $500 tons aud Mas Quilt 10
1903.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
CARD.
Alexandria, March 81. 1910.

Alexandria, March 81, 1910.
10 severing my connection as postmaster
OF this city during the past four years de- IN
it my duty to extend my heartfelt thanks to
the citizens of Alexandra, and the suburban
patrons of the Cffics for their uniform kind
ness to me. am unable during my forty
years service in this office 70 recall an IN
pleasant incident with the public. win BEST
and everlasting gratitude Iremain sincerely
yours. THOMAS BIZ RROUGHS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31

JHE Imports of sugar (aOne OF 1t re-
f .sd) 10 Ja1ul'y, 1910, exceeded by
more than 100, OOO, 900 pounds the Inn
ports OF Jsuusry, 1909. As much o.
this sugsr was free or imported from
Cubs st low rate OF duty, the sugar
trust had 8 double advantage In the
chespuess of lie raw material aud 10
the exclusion Of competition with its
refined product For such ends Is there
a protective tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31

Medicines that aid nature are always
most successful, Chamberlain O1usb
Remedy acts on this plan. 1t loosens
the cough, relieves the lnngs, opens the
secretions and aids nstlre 10 restoring
the system to healthy condition. Sold
by W. F, Creighton 4 o., and Richard
Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31

JHE seton OF the Indiana republican
convention at IudisuspOlis la.t week IL
nominating Linton A, Cox FOX Congress,
aud then adjOurning without waiting iol
a report from the resolutions committee,
thus avoiding sn Endorsement OF the ad'
miuistration aud the turf lsw,is bat au-
ether indication of the bsd repute into
which the present administration has
fslleu. The democrat, have the upper
hand this year and with proper manage
ment will elect a democratic Htu'e next
fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
TOday's Telegraphic News
senutor DauiePs CONDITION.

Dsyiona, Fla, March 3l.-The ply
slclaus at ending Senator Daniel report
bis condition unchanged today. There
has been no further improvement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
The POSTOFFIOE- ROBBERS.

Extraordinary precautions to preren
their escape we're taken 10 New Yorl
yesterday 1t the srrsigumeut before {
federal commissioner of Frederick Gun
afghan or Eddie Fay and Flank Ohet
tr, whom tae police allege are criminals
With q ltDg string OF aiisueS and con
vi ;tions behind them. Both are charged
with robbiug the pOttofiice In Richmond
OF $S5. 900 10 stamps and cash.
Detectives last night found Two more
trunks and sstchel belonging to the
robbers from which they recovered
$26, 900 In stamps. 10 one was what
detectives say Is the most elaborate and
highly finished set OF burglars tools
they have ever seen. Each t)ol was 10
a separate case Of Russia leather. Even
the rougher jimmies we're wrapped In
tis,us paper, and the drills we're OF the
hardest modern, "high.tpasd tool steels
With then we're a set of lockpicks, some
Of which were 1sinches long, aud six
sets OF skeltt)n keys. Another set, not
so finished, Was ss ged last night.
More interesting yet was q manu-
script shoSiug that The compiler had
10 mind wholesale raid on southern
aud western banks. Hundreds CT
banks we're listed, aud with them ap.
pearsd the names and addresses OF the
ueasurers, cashiers, j'nlto", their
habits, and their hours. There was q
particularly long item about q bank at
Nashville, Tenn.
Postcffice inspectors later last night
found The 9Th trunk and 10 II recovered
$l7, 900 worth of siamps. This trunk
vas found al the Pennsylvania Railroad
station st Cortland sI;eet. This makes
$73, 600 woitl OF the ttImps Inst the
have recovered on! OF the
&S5. 600 worth stolen,