Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STARK BUILDINGS, 1202 Pennsylvania Ave, corer 11th Street. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUFFMAN 7 Emm Evewrso Stan is werved afty by carriers, op their owe po Ns Tents each. Canada Sarumpay QUaDRUTLE Sarr Stam $1 CO per your: ‘with foreien postage addet, $3.00. [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C... verond-clase mail matter. | ‘Au} masil subscriptions mast be paid in advance; st yerer sant longer faa pend ior e £Loening Star. \ - WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1891 TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICES. yey BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST. ¥. W. ‘Bas the best plan devised for securing a Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. ‘ABY amoont loanet, rable @13 per menth on each 1.0 atvanced. Shares fer nauk, nature | Sn ioe month. tor GaN Peat i Nv BACK DUFS REQUILED. SIX PER CENT INTEREST-ALLOWED ON SPrcrAL. PAYMENTS. z Paid-up certificates for $100 imued at &50 per share: 5 fhe per annum pet om purctase price semi- — = OFFICERS. Oxe Muiox Dostss. THIs 13 THE CAPITAL OF THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘Temporary Offices, 1001 F st. a.w. ‘This Company is erecting THE NEW OFFICE Andrew Wall. M'g’r. Gent 3.b-swithe Att'y, (Np. ThusT Co. MERICAN CERITY AND a DibosriGn\, * CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE. { | CARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, ‘THE SHOREHAM H-STREET STORE. inventions of theage. Stock book now for subseriptious. Ten per cent per an- Bim cb investment teed. ypectus at the cifice, where of the inventions may be mb i2-f A “QED FO YOUNG MARRIED MEN 2 are jnarried men i sured while they are in aug aus fo pass the necessary 2 wi state roascns me CHAS. ‘mbt J5% W. CORSON. GON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W.. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. hans, Loans. | Collections. rhe Bomas @ucl all securities on Fitladeiphia, boston and | Shade of investment securities. District Ziffvead Hatin, Ges, Insurance and Tele- BUILDING at the corner of 9th and F streets. It ‘speaks for itself. OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH IT. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. The larce capital and the attention of a careful board of directors give you ample security. ‘The Company reports to the Comptroller of the Cur- Tency the same as a National Bank. Itacteas Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Fiscal Agent, General Agent, Reywstrar, Transfer Agent, Treasurer for Corporators, Guardian, Committee having in chance tite affairs of lunatics. In fact it ‘will perform almost any fiduciary service. WRITE OR CALL FOR INFORMATION, OFFICERS: BRAINARDH. WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President. WM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. Basalt in. ‘erivan Beil Tewcphone Stock boteht and sold. 1y 18 Fonsrrvne, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. ‘The demands of Springtime are as imperative upon Dousekeepers as those of any other season; houses ‘B.ust be renovated and disease and sickness warded off. ‘This task requires considerable outlay of mouey and proves no liebt Lurden to # vast majority of honest totiers, UB EQUITABLE cREDIT | SYSTEM, SHARING THIS BURDEN | Wits you. drives away all care and fills the home with Leer. | ity benefactions are yours, the use and enjoyment of | erery comfort being in your posession while you are peying tur Unew os ) our curcomslances may deeu mest uu eben. HOUSE & HEREMANY'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 921 and $23 7th wt., and G6 Massachusetts ave. nw. SOLE AGENCY FOk THE PEERLESS WHITNEY CARRIAGE. Penny WM. B. GUBLEY, Treasurer. IS HAVING BILLS AGAINST Pate Commitree are notitied Secretary on or before April ¥, Ro or ae DEPOSIT COMPANY, Ivania ave. oo f brick, with steel doors, age tos. STEEL, met) oe miver plate, Jowelry SAFE Le (and Upward per year. pa SN TED p> PR. EM DAWES, DENTIST, << ae al Iie Othe 40 Rubber Piates ined wigigoid: “" mhi0-1 Been FF 8 HE GREAT FALLS Ick Oupany, 924 PENNSTLYANIA AVENUE. ‘The GREAT FAlUlg ICE COMPANY ber Jeave to snnounce fet their supplies of ice re- cently housed st Pittiyn and at South Gardiner on the Kennebec Tive, Maine, are unsurpassed. im quality and 4F8 wai in quantity to all tradedemands of thecaging season. ‘The con- ditions of the recent keevest were unusually favorable and the 1 honsed is unexcelled in Purity, solidity and temanifestation of those superior qualities Whi distingnish it from the yield of other tagn rivers, and, pre- eminently, from th® egmicaily-induced pro- uct of the mqpine. ‘The interest Mf thelr eystomers and of the public will coutinue tole subserved, as here- tofore, and the comPty ip prepared to furnish ice at the lowest legitiuats snarket rates. ls Ss THAT 4. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR., Directors: ‘THE JEWELER, 93 7th st. aw, AMERICAN, WATCIRS, the products John T. Arms, sets Bitom, Saltam. Basin ewan, nspted” othoee Galas tienen a col ——— = | panies, ane a beak ny tea Chas. 8. Beker, N. H. Shea, fees fal Tenditg nakes inet ros yeas Woaxany FUGA HOUSE in the James L. Barbour, ‘Thos. Somerville, | {nied states, tor CASH OOS THE OY eee H. 8. Cumaines, Jobn A. Swope, BUY YOUK COAL COKE AND woop from terelisble Soe a 3. J. Darlinzton, J. 8. Swormateat, | FES the ist eatensive mat ete ys ROTH a Serre | om REAL 70 Patines oF HOMERITY ‘Wm. B. Gurley, ‘BH. Warner, | <a ‘The Rdueational ad Helier Association of John A. Ha-sltome A. A. Wilson, ee ee orkiee } Urpose of sect nas : fate cor mac purchased » s, lor the erection eo aay wine. sheaablgulitines greene vemuerone Fob 0. ©. Green, 8. (henna webct Hon, Senn ompere tke ean. forthington, | ret. for any suis i may Tecely) con: faa B Leen, == tritations. 2 ane eo Tahis wheSe THE ANNUAL, . The American Security and | HO Nuckytders ot the eens Fire Venues Trust Company ia the only in- | Company arcs Diaeiet Coane forthe henge geod stitution of its kind tn thie city “7 ie esting year will be ih ha me mio totam: | A ek HT At dred und Jyty thousand dollars ease Boe ie OF stock ‘will be ital. loeel trom April ¢ A oe SubtiowastaptLin - IN1 RESTING TO BORSE OWNERS. YEW Boe owart tia naced wf Ae prices of REMARKS teed be lvery and boarding stag hecvers of this chy. DIRECTED eee ny To tor rss it care you mont! from ae 1. This: BY THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, 1419 G ST. N.W. TO TREASURERS. Treasurers of clubs, associations, societies, bands, | organizations, institutions, incorporations, &c., hav- int wn-invested funds om Lmd should place them with the American Security and Trust Company, assuch balances will draw interest, yet be subject to check at sucht. TO CAPITALISTS. If you have mcney to invest we havea number of first mortraxes.or sale payin: 6 per cent. If you pre- ter to have your money subject to demand we will ai- low interes? thereon. The company also issues de- Lentures in sums of €100, €500 and $1,000. TO BORROWERS. The company has money to Joan upon approved real estate, stocks, bonds sud similar securities at low rate of interest. Appiieations for money to be used for building purposes will be received and careiully cou- sedered. 1O PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS, Do you propose to build this spring? If so you can place your money with us at interest and check it out as you need it. TO THE THRIFTY. : 1f you have small amounts to invest we can accom- modate you. If the amount fs not Iarge enough to in- ‘vest finmediately we will pay you interest thereon un- ti] it does becowe larze enoush. TO OWNERS OF VALUABLE PAPERS. Unies you have rented and used & safe deposit box you cau ever fully appreciate its valne. The company rents safe boxes which are surrounded with every safe- uard at $10, 815 and 625 per year. These vaults are W. M. Suvsrer & Soxs. ‘We will open Saturday, March ‘<1, and Monday, March 23, one of the handsomest lois of New ‘Sprimx Parasolsever shown in the country. This line comprises all ‘Rew and desirable colors and ayes Prices from $2 to $25. ‘We are couiident it will pas sou, tocail and see them. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE, mh =: G19. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Guat Banoarss Ix Dux Goons aT LUTTRELL'S, 20TH ST. AND FA. AVE. WO places Sh-inch Ladies’ All-wool Serges, ail colors, 8500 . worth tie. Ove case Drews Goods at 12%. qh Meow 4-4 Drew Goods, plain, stripe and plaid. ‘We have the best Towel in the market for 20r. :also the leet for Be. Foll ue of Linen Damasks, Table Cloths and Nap- kine Gur White Quilts are the best for the price. 150 paire of Corsets at Te. Sold every were at ‘The prettiest line of Gents’ Neck Wear ever offered by ue Full Me of Hosiery, colors warranted, at lowest a Ginghams from Se. to Se. per yard. ‘We haves fine line of Cambric Edyings, Insertions, And Notions at lowest cash prices Give us a call and be convinced that it pays tobuy yOu goods of ‘THOS. J. LUTTRELL, whalte 1900 PA. AVE. Asruxa Axo Catanea CURED BY THE CIGARETTES ESPIC. invaluable for keeping your important papers, stocks, bonds, money, Jewels, &e TO NON-RESIDENT REAL ESTATE OWNERS AND THOSE Interest, dividends, rents and other ected and remitted as desired. LAST BUT NOT LEAST. ‘The principal featuce of the business of the American ‘Security and Trust Company is acting in the capacity of Trustee. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Ax- sunee or Receiver. A company such es ours has wany advantages over the individual in fulfilling the duties of the above offices. The company has a more varied and extensive experience, larcer capital, better opportunity of making Judicfous investments, and a knowledge of Gnancial iatters rarely ettained bya ‘suugle individual. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST, CO. (PME PHOENIX INVESTMENT COMPANT, WEST DULUTH, MINNESOTA, pital, 000, divided into 2: ae ‘So Sark payable in ten mont {gh of @1 per wonth. Nplasration books pow ogam at Peep B. Leckbard und of H.C. aanager of SiVitotalinents payeble at latter piace. “| Directors—Eveleth W. McCormick, Wm. C, Jon 4 Williamson, Robert Crombie ind 8. 8, Wi FP*17x anv DePosrT comPaxy oF Capital.. 185 F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. C., snd sell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds, | Dera to eae oe cng Buy BAD. all hoses now bene 9G ston. w.; Sinshetmer ¢ Bw. : FM. Draney, 643 ve. 0 w La Towetie, Hall al’, “of the company int a coment 146 Bae, T.w.s on MOND Ar, Avald, Lavo. ey pee ‘Will be opened at 12 o' du. and closed: aon Voub ior the transfer of stock cl from SATUR- DA pru 4, to Ces. April 7, both days in- ert) HK: WIELARD, Becretary. EPOK yan. inter tn duc twelve oF are hereby notified, eall at once and UL ICE €0} Nadstivceanle wd Reta. at Contractsforone a em. ON HAND. Publ: WATER ENTAIN frown ted fel E Kea rim taps g monine on ste 5 Anduafal School, M3 Gat. Twa a Gepar ent tor children's work @ VEDDING, KECEVTION aD At Home Invitations in imitaion of plate work at one-fourth the Price. BYRON 8. ADAMS. fo1Z3 Printer, 512 Lith WE DENY NOTHING! 7 a ety OF he sale. MILLER'S, Successor to re} te2yezin. BUY REMINGTON. THPE- WRITERS. PARAGON" TYPEWRITER RIB NS, our own manufacture, se bY ATHE BEST in the market. sold ex- ‘ehveis by \CKOFP, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, #29 COR. STH AND F STs. XW. "aa 4, Has Remo Office mantdie MOTT ae gooD el Pei a tial to "mama im Kesrorars io wre been ede for eat Gas can ba ‘gee bills durin PML aes. We have among other Joba two Licht ‘Three-quarter Side-bar BUGGIES, painted det black, upholstered in fine dark screen ody cloth, tail leather top, steel tires, ae ‘&e., and warranted for one year. ‘The finish and triamings are simply ele- gant and compare favorably with jobs sold ‘at $200 and $225. SHAFFER BROTHERS, FINE CARRIAGES, mh27-1m Corner 14th and T streets n.w. VERY FREQUENTLY WE HAVE with us for sale second-hand vehicles. We have two now that che owners are anx- fous to dispose of. No. Lis s very light Victoria, suitable for ‘one horse. Tt 1s in perfect order and will bo sold for $300. No.2 is a very fine high-wheel two of four- Pansenver dog cart. ‘This cart was only used two months end cost when new $550. Owner ‘will sell for $300. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S 8ON8. N.R.—These Carriages may be seen at our Factory, corner 14th and ft strects northwest Fane WESTERN H PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, st. between 19th and 20th —Spect DIVERS coptinged WEDNESDAY EVENING, Rev. Dr. Hamim; THURSDAY and FRUDAY, Her.’ 7. Wynkoop, pastor. a x THEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT i= Pa ane Ga trac under my name, ‘HWiTTs. HID Ag at eee Me Jas. W. Ratelttte. Chas. W. Darr. RATCLIFFE, DARR & Cv. <a GExEKAL ACCTIONEERS, HORSE AND CANRIAGE DEPARTMENT, MOST APPROVED AND UNLY COMPLETE FACILITIES IN THE CIVY FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, FINE ART AND LITERARY PLOPERTY, STOCKS AND BONDS, STOCKS OF MEKCHANDISE, FURNITURE, de... PERSONAL ATE! IN GIVEN ALL, BUSINESS, STORAGE. HAVING ADDED ADDITIONAL SPACE TO OUR ALREADY LARGE. STORAGE ACCOMMODATIONS: WE ARE PREPARED ‘TO OFF TO THE PENNSYLVANL SPECIAL TELEPHONE ALE mibs)-t SPECIAL—A BARGAIN IN 14TH 87. “UhSLt" GEO. M: MYERBS COnr 14] Got bm, Be Prat SOTICE. BEMOVAL. ‘THE WEST END NATIONAL BANS NOW OCCUPIES ITS NEW AND COMMODIOUS OFFICES AT 1415 G STRRET. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. BUY GOVERNMENT BONDs. EXCHANGE 80LD ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF EUROPE. ‘WM. BR. RILEY, President. CHAS, P. WILLIAMS, Cashier. GEORGE A. McILHENNY, Vice President, DIRECTORS: Jobn R. Carmody, HS. Cummings, Edward 8. Westcott, Conrad Becker, Walter K Wilcox, L. B. Tutte, sr, John F. Vout, A. F. Kardon, . A. Schneider, William K. ley, George A. Mclihenny, Frank T. Rawlinzs, anb30-68t OUR SHIRT TRADE STILL, i amie Fae EE SPECIAT 21.0.0. F.-COLUMBIA LODE No. W.— Racial His Grace ee eae ees of uno, Ct x. te at Secretary. OSIRIS LODGE, No. 2G, F. AND A. M 4 duceting willbe Belt. ab fe cathedral of the Scottish Hite an WEDNESDA\, April L, at Go'clock p.in.. to work the second dewree” The stated meeting will be held on WEDNESDAL, pul dat 7:30 p.m. Work, frst ‘degree. By order moist WM. OSCAR BROOME, Secretary. WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON RAIL. WAY COMPANY.~ Notice wiven ce. FY s thi fret tie kere of the Washing- ton and Arlington | way Comparty for the choice of directors wil! be teld at Room No. $1, Post —— cor. D and 10th sts. April. 14, el, af po aim. J. 1.. Barbour, Beniah . 8. Lawrenc Ww. Raudie, D. C. Forner, C. G. », Corporators. 2ALL THE MEMBERS OF ECCENTRIC x “@~ "Association anid Steam ‘are re n FRIDAY NIGH’ Board. quested to meet at their hall By order of the Executive aplst* Welurve te facttties and ledire Bee nd know! Ms to how they sbonld. be laundried euarantes to im them to you equal to new. Name and address, please, and one of + OUF Wagons will call for them. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 23-30 400 C st! new. Be O*LY 810,000 Is ASKED FOR A Fesidence containing ten rooms, which is very pleasantly located on Rhode Island ave. just east of lowa Cire) A GOOD OPPORTUNITY fs thus pregented of securing a home in ap attractive resident locality. The proximity to Towa Circle and the outlook to the south across s sinall ark are decided advantages. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., apl 18v4 Fst. nw. TODAY'S ARHIVALS. GARNER’S BEST PERCALE SHIRTS, With 3 Nobby Collars and 1 pair Cuffs. Open front and back. 81.50. Sizes, 1334 to 16%. Designs—Nest Polka Spots—Neat Stripes, 8. E. & J. E ROSENTHAL, Men's Furnisi One Price. Uat4-3mn) cid M. COHEN, TALLOR, SUCCESSOR TO J. ‘H. Ribnitzky, 1404 T4th st. n.w., is now Cleabing and te} ‘peony open tor business. uy attended to. ke <q ME. BROOKE AND ME. MESSER SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTISTS Will be in attendance at the yallery. on J0th between Fand Gsts. n. + Abril 2, the foruer tm the forenoon aiid the latter in the afteruoom. It THE CHARACTER OF OUR clothing has been raised steadily year by year until now our new trade comes chiefly from the former wearers of customs gar- * ments. Of course our prices have to be below custom raten, but we do not skimp our cloth or tatlor- ing to produce a very low price or permit a large profit. 815 to #25 buys a thorouchly satisfac tory overcoat or suit. GEORGE SPRANSY, apl 4 7th at, < wene NOTICE, Absolutely safe! Brilliant prospects of large re- ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE. to 400. foot. ins eet nye mayne 16.40 12 ner cent. = pert GED. ¥. WORTHING It JORDAN, 1417 ¥ st. u. Ww. ‘Accident Instance Com X.Y. cS 2 str sas If not, ‘ou ate makings mistake. THOMA’ te THOMAS, Kenident Fst, ‘And we wilt tefl you why "mb@t-tm* ATTENTION, NELSON DIVISION, “OU BK Pt Then peter sonciaet ot Nelson Division om THENSDAY ieee reac spe, emery et . Pinner's visions of the uniform rank are inviced toattend the funeral. order of Cavan, aplett 2S. GHUFFITH, Sot, R, G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Merchant = ‘Cor. Oth and G sts, Busy as bees :and theseason just . dust spring's tacliities of fasiio “3. Yer jot aie intjons Of Cheviot, Zepngis, Madras ‘end Botins: fost Tanger. better nnd inore. attractive thar arrived abd are attiactiue iarked attention oes tone yer, The reat wagnet is the prices, goods cannot be duplicated it wonld be wise to place Siig) any from 10 to ver ceut less thank Your order AT, ONCE, thus Secerimc the first-class iuctiony of the w. vest SHIRTMARER, G00 at.'new. OU — = DE. CLARENCE B. DUFOUR = . WARFIE! Ne oe’ Mas. vpibinomceto apl G. WAI ELD SIMPSON. mhio-2w Tou ist nw p> UNTIL APRIL 5 I WILL OFFER THE ROBERT STEAD. | ead a et weirknowe ARCHITECT, Z-octave Square Steinway & Sons: price 273 Eoctave Bat re Revaue. tree 8100, —_ $109. Upright Haines Bros. (ew); 825 soctave Upright Ae Chane ($40); Sob i F-octave Upricht C. ©. pearl; ; 8250. Sold on easy monthly instalhnente: a ec sob3Q3t 92) Fennisyivanis ave ARTESIAN WELL CONTRACTORS. | eg ra re Gr uitclont dope to yenes Ta ae Purnusu wind ening, G,OW-eallon tanks frame to set fauk (on “HU feet alove wart. At “Arundel on the qa FOR KALE_TWENTY. SHARES - So 7 HARES AMER at $10 por share. GUMLEY £ SiEVENS, mh20-1w ike Pst. has removed to Rooms’l, 2 and 3, second floor 906 F “splot st, now. e@=>,WHY RISK YOUR VALUABLE Bre rnituns Pence, Petaee ee Silver Ware, “Carrimgts, Works of Art, .. in combustible Vuildinys when al Absolutely Fireproof Wareuouse is at Your cominande ‘kins, moving and shipping done by experts. Gail'and examine the building. AMERICAN BECURITY "AND TRUST COMPANY, 23m 1140 1th ot. n.w. PER POUND. 20e. 81.90 4 bare. nest teas and coffees in the city. apl-dt" PHILIP H. WARD, Peun. ave. and ist st, STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LINOTYPE COMPANY ¥ C. 3 REQUESTED 10 AT TO SEND PROXIES TO THE 3 HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, AT OCLOCK, AT $14 RISE NW. 2-2t WRIGHT RIVES, Secretary pro ten ~@ > THERE WILL BE 4 MEET oe ee ees oe ta Company at thetr ofiice, 604 11th st. n.w., on MON- DAY, April G, LNL. sot the purpose of nine directors tor the ensuing year. Foils open a. and close at 2 Peau. ‘©. McCLELLAND, inhs-eotr Secretary, <@= ROCKVILLE PARK, MD. ‘ 5 eaeeupee left in this beautiful subdivision, which Iwill sell on easy terms. Prices ranue from $150 to €2250 per lot. Advanced for buildin purpoose," Charges ted erate. WASH’ DANENHOWER, mh28-6t Corner 1:ith end G ste. >SELECT EUROPEAN EXCURSIONS. OFPESKOR OOLLIERE’S private (number absolutely. ntted) wil leave San, <4 lor atwo muut trip in charge of COOk & SON, Tonriste. nth's stay or moreen Paris to periect tens Fenced Farinian tonsiary. Wall alau take chates wr ptwate partice, address 1011 Conn. aoe hb gq: PHOPERTY OWNERS, "pout lot ‘yoots' rot awayand leak [o'ttop alfieake tor Stcria'ot pears il P pro Ge BEAL ESTATE BROKERS PLEASE TA: .~ notice. — —WThe property northeast corner “thand @ ste. u-w, 1s withdrawn irom the marker, api GUSTAVE LANSHURGH. |W. W. MELTON I8 NO LONGER IN MY = ~emiploy. APH, 1801. E. h MORCOE- The weather {e likely to be cloudy and threatenino: tight rain; easterly sevndey ry lemperatire, i WHAT DO YOU NEED? EQUARE. Pic! ‘BF P jas, Paina ‘Wekeep them all and LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. BUILDING MATERIAL apt GTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. WASHINGTON. D.C. APRIL 1, 16M1.— cei s furs is tals ‘ait out GEO. C. BUBCHARD. Lots within few squares of heart of the vity from ec. |/ POSTSCRIPT THE OFFICIAL VIEW. A Statement to Be Issued Concerning the Italian Trouble. FACTS TO BE MADE KNOWN. AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT. ‘The State Department Will Soon Give all the Facts in the Case. Astatement is being prepared at the State Department today that will be issued later, covering the facts of the recall of Baron Fava, that will probably contain the correspond- ence in the case and may throw some light upon the question now mooted as to whether or not there was any direct insult to this government intended by Italy's action. The language of Baron Fava's letter to Secretary Blaine announcing his recall will undoubtedly contain all the evidence upon this point, and this will be largely concealed within the folds of diplomatic phraseology. This fact, however, will be reiterated, that © Beron Fava withdraws from the country on account of the dissatisfaction of the kingdom of Itly with the progress of adjustment between the two nations touching the New Orleans massacre. The State Department is not likely to discuss the question as to what sort of dissatisfaction is meant, whether it is directed against the minister or this government, but it will be left to inference that the Italian government tried to bring down two birds with one stone. Secretary Blaine and the President hed a conference on the subject this afternoon. = THE ITALIAN SIDE OF IT. ‘What Dr, Verdi Said Today After an Inter- jew With Baron Fava. When a Stan reporter, for the severalth time this morning, called at No. 729 18th street, the residence of the Italian ex-minister, Daron Fava was “not in"—that is, he was not in the vestibule. Asa matter of fact he was in his library discussing the all-sbsorbing topic with Dr. T. 8. Verdi. “What is there to be said?” queried the doc- tor, in answer to the question of a Srar re- porter who had followed him to his office from Baron Fava's residence. ‘The case is a remarkably plain one. Vtalian men have been murdered and the Italian government has vainly asked the United States for rey ‘tion. This overnment bas said, ean do nothis only the courts of Louis- inna may take action.’ If this government be powerless in such a matter it is a most serious thing. Why were treaties entered into with Italy and all other European were ited States can- Ror it promised to do? It was that protectian should be given Italian ‘citizens in thix country, and on the other hand the Italian nation pledged itself to a8 well by American citizens. The United States “government has said ‘that it is lees as = its duties ener se treaty; what are an: ite agreements with any pation worth? Will it satisfy the E ywers to say that this crime was cominitted Ii the state of Louisiana and therefore is with- out the of the general government? bb known and recognized as 4 na- “Italy knows,” continued the doctor, “that men who were murdered were acquitted bya jury of Americans, and, believing in the niajesty of the law, it matters not that a mob—the ple, you ray—reversed the verdict and executed ‘men who had been legally declared innocent. It matters not if these men who were kiliea were most vicious and criminal. Your law said they were ‘not guilty’ and Italy is on the right side when it endeavors to uphold American law as against the action of a mol “It has been intimated that tie recall of Baron Fava was a personal matte “That is not true,” replied the doctor, with a ood deal of energy. No minister’ stands Eicher with his gurorament or witt the overnment of the United States than does fiaron Fava. He is most popular. This action is that of an insulted power. The Ital- ii government is standing on its dignity and by _ recalling its rep- resentative but ‘voices the sentiment of 30,000,000 of people. Daron Fava has not been slack in this affeir. He has most patriot- ically looked ufter the interests of his own coun- try und ims been fiberal and friendly toward the United States. How much he did to pre- vent this clash may never be known, but it is a fact that for at least ten days he has delayed doing that which he was compelled to do yesterday. When he received his instructions w at once made endeavor to have them xescinded and not until he was forced to do so did he sever the diplomatic relations of the two countries. «This talk of war is empty foolishness. The United States will see its duty and do it, but nothing can be expected from Louisiana. Ithas been asked again ard again, “Why docs Ttaly not wait for action by the New Orleans. l jury?” And now I ask ‘why should she?’ t can we expect from that grand jury? What could we look for frcm such « community as New Orleans, where the mayor is a murderer, the sheriff a murderer, the board of trade and the clubs composed of murderers, where murder has common ard open possession of the heart? Very much, would be gained by that grand jury! ——— A HUGE BLUFF. ‘That is the Opinion Now in Regard te Fava’s Recall. Now that the first flush of the Fava surprise has passed away people in diplomatic and offi- cial circles are taking pains to point out how the trot le, 1 roca Lag amet A of ya a this — poe Beer a given a saly pouid Lave bese choslind ere tes an tee the in I ‘affairs at home, where matters of state have been in a rather chaotic condition for some mont [il Nteite t Fs an: A z, i i i il rl BARON FAVA'S RECALL Hot Quito so Serious as Wan at First Thought, A DIPLOMATIC BLUNDER. Italy's Action se Considered by These Best Competent to Judge—Caused by Popular Clamor and Taunts From the Crispi Faction —Comments on the Incident. Persons familiar with diplomatic affaira re- gard the recall of the Italian minister as mak- ing the situation between this country and Ttaly as grave as it could be in the absence of actual armed hostility. War may not grow out of the trouble, but the sit uation is regarded ws extremely threatening, and the United States and Italy no longer oceupy toward each other the attitude of friendly nations. If the Italian prime minister, Di Rudini, is really « man of peace and is forced to tuke the stand he has merely for political reasons to satisfy the popu- lar sentiment in Italy, he may so conduct him- self in respect to matters arising from this affair as to prevent further trouble, the situa tion is les veriour, unless the United States ix disposed to resent the affront given by the manner of the recall. But if the prime minis- teris really unfriendly toward the United States or is unable to withstand the pressure of popular sentiment in Italy ther the situation is extremely grave. WHAT BREAKING OFF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS MEANS. ‘The breaking off of diplomatic relations is just short of actual declaration of war. It is a declaration of hostile sentiments and of un- willingness to occupy friendly relations. ‘The mere recall of Torelgn minister is in itself n matter of no serious importance if the recall is not declared to be on accouut of agreement between the tended to give emphasis to the ion of dissatisfaction and to declare that the two euun- ‘tries are no longer friendly. t West wus recalled Great Britain ‘at the request of the United Po fon When Austria refused to receive Mr. Kelley, who was appointed our minister to that country by Mr. Cievelanc. and for a time we failed to send another representative there, the Austrian minister at Washington went home “on @ leave of absence” and matic rela- tious were virtually at an end for « while. ‘There was no formal recall then and there was no seriously unfrieudly fecling, there being merely a little pique ou the part of Austria at ou: having the mission there vacant su long after they refused to receive Keily. Anation might abolish its legation at the capital of auy other nation or reduce it toa very low rank, if this weredone with an assur- anee of no unfriendly motive, and the act would have little siguiticance. But the present case is not similar to any of these. In this case Italy demands of the United States something which, from the nature of our institutions we cannot do, and because of that recalls her min- ister ina letter expressing her dimutixfaction with our conduct, not becanse justice is denied her citizens, but becanse our methods are too slow to please the Italian people. BARON FAVA EXPECTED TO BE SUPERSEDED. Some five or six months ago Laron Fava ex- pected to be succeeded by a now minister and probably would have been before this time had not the occurrence at New Orleans made it em- barrassing to make a change st once. His re- br pear nby eaaiinay the just matters i “misun d- ing” on to the shoulders o? Baron Fava, but as it appears now he has tried to upttre, of at lout to ‘delay it, but, was com- pelled to p: matters by an imperative DOkS NOT THINK THERE WILL BE Wan. A high official who is very familiar with Ital- ian affairs said to a Stan reporter: “Ido not think there will be war, for the reason that we enter Tal Soot emt Poe ment of Italy docs not want it. Prime » i i been forced to this aggremi and bluudering course by the twits and impor- tunities of the ion. Up toa few [ : i i 3 iy i i i fe | [ . Fe i | : ai 5 sey He ft mi] ti sak i i i : if i F H ie af if il ‘The posed to talk to — Minister Fave's Recall Popular it Italy. REASONS ALLEGED FOR THE & Forced on the Rudini Ministry vf | the Crispi Party. MINISTER PORTER'S REQUI oh WHAT ITALY WANTS, General Tenor of The Kequest Made ot th| Country. : Roms, April 1.—The general tenor of the np’ Presented to Secretary Binine by the I minister at Washington, Baron Fava, in <>. to the Secretary's explanatory commu st tion to the Italian government, indicat! firm insistance by that government ite original attitade. Init Mr. Blaine és fured that what Italy naked and still ea iat the federal government guarantee regular legal proceedings be forced against the responsible for the New Orleans rage. Italy also msks that the Us States eball in principle admit ite obi tton to para money indemnity to the fam of the victims of the court-bouse mob. iu cannot and is not called upon to discus matter of American institutions, but it u@ urge upon the government of the United 8+ an observation of the principles of relations and laws. The » the expression of the hope on the part of ity Italian government that the United yen tio 4 culprits — who government cine the « cumbent upon itas the governs ized country to accede to the just demarrd italy. . The note concludes by saying that sb >i, this action not be taken the king's minist % the United Statce must, oy order of his goveg ment, declare that he quite a post where ba gitimate action as the representative of king bas proved ineficactous, It is bere believed thet in the event of Italian minister's failing to receive « favor voply to the note of which the above is ap stract within a week be will leave Washing ITALY'S VIEW OF THE LINCRENe. It is learned that the Italian ministry aft careful perusal of dispatches received trove j minister at Washington and from the States government through Mr. A. G. 4 Una, | dintely after the New Orleans maswcre ¢ i the Americen minister to Ualy, tented itself with a general request upon # American government that it give Italy ax surance that « fair, logal process should be stitnted against the culprits. In the respondence socompanving this request it aade plain by the Italian minister for for affairs that his government looked upon lynchers as common asaanins, and sbould sist upon their being prosecuted and pun as such, . It wax also pointediy intimated that « mesie| indemnity for the families of the murders prisoners must be a condition to any com of the difticulty which was expected to be factory to the Italian government. SECRETARY BLAINE'S REPLY. In reply to this presentment of its case Italy the American Secretary of State, May Blaine, replied, in effect, that the federal Cs stitution granted only limited powers j the United States in ite relation to various states of Ube American ‘This portion of the correspondence is stood to have been exhaustive in detail. - Ina note accompanying Mr. Biaine’s to the representations of the Italian ment Baron Fava, the Italian minister Washington, remarks: “American communication is of « tentative evidently intended to guin time, and affers panctical solution of the question ob anne. te ‘MINISTER PAVA'S RECALL. Baron Fava. on March 27 to prem two origina! upon Mr. and should he fail to receive leave Washington en conge, embassy to the gop the Marquis laperiali. ister Fava carried ont these instructions and asa rewult the Ui States government was informed by him the! as it had, in the judgment of King Hambe- failed to fulfill the Cater devolving upon et¥! governments bis presence asa representat, of Italy was no longer necessary. NOT A COMPLETE BUPTURE. : This action is not a complete rapture of; diplomatic relations, but is merely the dr 4, step in what may become «complete rupture.| The United States minister, Mr. Portes, called yesterday upon Prime Minister Rudy}, but the latter was absent irom the f oflice. Mr. Porter hed an interview with Sm- nor Darco, under foreign secretary, who ¢x-} pressed much regret at the un) nt tang affairs had takeu, but was very reticent, Gt! caring to discuss the matter in its fall bearings y iu the absence of his chiet. 4 MINISTER FOLTER REQUESTS DET ay. Py It in stated in official circles that the Lge minister to the United States, Baron Fava, bas not cabled anything decisive to | government in connection with hin res} call Mr. Porter, ‘the American minister to ltaly, yesterday requested the Italian govers-* ment to be pstiont ior a few days. ex ed in detuil the obstacles existing in the United States which are in the way of a speedy settlement of the questions involved by “>; New Orleans lyuchings. 4 THE MiNINTEY IXDOuSED oY rme rears, _"f Political circles here fully indorse the actol of the Italian government. ‘The newspapers uf { this city pronounce themselves very ronal against the action of the United States gove: ‘ ment. Other prominent Italians suggest that ti» Hialian government should break off all meget tintions with the government at W. ‘ and that {t should in fature, so far as the ~ Orieans lynchings are concerned, deal direcdy $ with the tate of Luisa ard iat the laters ¢ vernment sbould be called to account for the Kiting of the Italian prisoners in the New Orleans jail. THE CABINET TO MEET. most kindly disposed toward the United State government and e: the that the Eivil authorities of the United States would ne™ fail in their italian governmen, knowing perfectly circulated ir. is tres sogotintions bene RECALL. & sacra st is —— here thel myrterious sent Mafia Siecomnnte aac amnesia, tema ae i. It is further eure etanding te iy Sas cscs owmg ay é AMERICANS WARNED AWAY FROM ITALT. i ‘Loxpon, April 1.—Au Itslian gentleman of Prominence, who is conversant with the feeling- ‘ baw Remam of tho! tertained by his countrymen New Orlesus warns Americans ‘against touring ‘in Ty during the an fe.