Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. W201 Pennsylvania Avenns, comer 11th 8t. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't. SPne Evewro Sran is ser gity by carriers. on their ow Beek. or tie. ber each. By tax Raade poste ser month. FURPAY QUADRUPLE SiiExr Stak 91.00 per year: With foreien postaxe added, $3.00, 1» 91-00 Der year: | {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. @erond< lass mal) i ee 4 to subscribers in the at 10 cents per | the counter, 2 4 States oF SF All mat pecriptions td y ‘§ 72. Sietciwtuar a incroceapeena’ |_ Vee 78, No 19,062. ae PECIAL NOTICES. #. | SPECIAL NOTICES. « SCOTTISH — RITE. LIGHT, —, ate i re wats Pacion ma = ae stems i taille we oe DEY staat be the roomsin which are invited to attend. cas and one of oure ‘Space for 2 lunch room on OSE TEOUSAND re we have provided ixth floor of our 10th Weare , << ee FALLS CHURCH IMPROVEMENT COMPANY ‘Will offer for sale on JUNE @ lots inthe “Sherwood sabdivision.” Special inducements will be offered to immediate builders. No lots will be sold before that date except to those who will build st once. ‘The lots wil! be sold on small monthly payments at public auction on the premises. A special train will be chartered to accommodate those wishimr to attend. For maps and further information apply to M. E. CHURCH, Manager, E POLICY IS protection until res, ant then you receive all you have paid. ‘With big interest added. Pays better then puttms Money ‘at int for should yo 3 Getve the full amount of your policy, beit ten ora bun et thousand. Write for particulars. CHAS. L. ELEY, 1505 F at. with Hquitable Life Amucsnce ty. a HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT | _ 01-3 —s ASSUCTA L103 — FOR THE PROPER THING Over $700,000 paid to widows and orphans. Come tous. We do only fine work in — Proper style and at moderate Pricey. Bend for ctrewiars of OHN F. aH? § fance to be obtainet in PRINTER AND ENGRAVE myO-3n @23 D ST. N. - BB. DONALD HOS. SOME HOS. 3 LOTTE z To Ge DUNCANSON. "Gen. ELLIS CHAKLES B. BAILEY. Re RENT—THE STORE, CELLAR AyD Jeo « => ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND SU MBERERND CEMEST tor sale amet = FAN ‘wale an Louis Joussox & Co. orders. pi Quality being be cheapest as walt an fhe cewent in this market. JAMES H. McGILL, BANKERS, ‘Dealer in Butiding =upplice, 908 to 914 G'st. aw. ‘THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMER- ican Ainmonia Manufacturi f dizestors field ae G5 oe i DOOLIPELE, ‘President Secretary. Sum building, 1315 F ot, BS Formeriy Pa. ave. and 10th st. DEPOSIT, DISCOUNT AND EXCHANGE. (CABLE TRANSFERS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT. BS wre ere sctine WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 170. EACH. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 82.75 DOZEN. WIRE SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, ‘With Spring Hinges, Hook and Eyeand Knob, 8leach. 2% FT. GARDEN HOSE, COMPLETE, ‘With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, @2 each. GARDEN HOSE KEELS, 750. EACH. A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, 63.75 S-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, 1,35 EACH. POULTRY NETTING, 2INCH MESH. Fer 100 square feet, 70c. FOULTRY NETTING, LIGHT WEIGHT, ‘Fez 100 square feet, O00. m30-Im INVESTMENT SECURITIES. ‘To buy, seil or exchange real property, local stocks, Yonds or trust securities, joan or borrow “Kash,” place insurance, rent improved or amuuproved prop- oy We WANT ‘Todo the business for you: See or write to us. ‘THE JOHNSON-KEESBERRY CO., INVESTMENT BANKERS, m27-1w 610 Fst. nw. Fururr : BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCTATION. SUBSCRIBED STOCK, $903,000. Has the Lest plan devised for securing a Home. NO AUCTION OF MONEY. BARBER & Ross, e COR. 11TH AND G STS. ¥.W., Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store. i <7 ap7-3m 00 ateancea, i Wan NOWN q_ nicl FL CENT ALLOWED ON DEPUSLIS. tg a! eee cessor to L, Rice Carpet Cleaning Works, $55 Maine ay 2 Th Waguincton, et EIGHTH Iss' OF STOCK. Telephone cau 2 $.500 SHAKES SOLD DULING PAST MONTHS, ik tae ae oom ne et oem. TRICE OF COLUMBIA, Sse ee =. ae urt business, In the matter of the cntars of Sisigleton T. W. Jones, Tate of District of Columbia, cd. No. $455, Adm'n Doc. 16. Application tor ment und jetters deceased hawt the executrix nam All persons inte: fe For pamphlets my2t © seass0e «00. “BANKERS AND BROKERS, 133) and 1305 F st. EW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, probate of the last will and testa- mentary ou the estate of the said ¥ Leen made by Mary J. Joucs, welure hereby notified to ed ure oa appear in this court on FEIDAY, the 1th day of June next, at] o'clock p.tu., to show cause why the said will should not be proved and adimftted to probate and iet- ter testamentary cn the estrt= of the sad deceased should not issne as prayed. Provided. a copy of this Oder he publisued once a week inthe ‘ashingion Law Reporter Pre- vigus to the said day. Tor three wee The Evento ON MARGIN IN Lots To surr. Rewister of Wille for the District of Columbia, aikeuialacatins. Coustant quotations, | _CHAELES Hl. CRAGIN, Proctor. iylivlawaw NO. 2500. ADICN Doc. 15. nyttim || Bas ont Sc Pibar Coun? oF tie pis. ME NATIONAL SATE _DEDOSIT COMPANY ep ky hy OF WASHINGTON. Chartered by mpeciad af of Convene January 22, 1887. FabiZed 23 ThUsi COMPANY act of Holding # Special Term for Orphans’ Court business. oF, administrator of the used, the administrator aforesaid bas, with the appreval or the court, ap- pointed FRIDAY, the 19th day of Jutle, A. D. ISO, at Loclock a m., for making Payment and distribu- tion under the court's direction and control ; waea and where ail credit persons entitled to distributive ‘08 (OF lewactes) oF a Teeidus, are hereby notified t0 iy person or by agent or attorney duiy ized, with their clauns against the estate properly cy its certificate Frorganization under the act os Congress of Ustober 1, and | vouched otherwise the sauinistrator will tage t barcear |} a Taw aa jem: Provided, « cbp: Froot'vaults which have time chsams all other mod | Hteito/ the law acainet them Provided. « raz et oe in the Wsshincton Law Ke; and Washington iter Evening Star previous to the aad day ¥. WhiGHT, =5IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DiIS- > TRICT OF COLUMBIA, jokiing « Spectal Terma for Orphans’ ‘Court business. In the matter of the esta‘e of John Fredrick May, Inte gE Washington, D.C., deceased. No, 4428. “Rim'n ‘Application for the probate of the ‘ast will and testa- Ali trust wate and apart fron th Gides which protection tLe $1.0 Deposits will be rece: Vou pany las w capital of Son cents upward and ment and for letters testamentary on the estate of the ‘pid deceased, has this day been nude by Sarah Saris ferest will be al Wills recupted Le r csons Interested are hereby notified to appear ¢ President. ‘ourk on FASDAY, the loth day of June next, Pees 3, necont Vice President. ck ko to show cause wy the suid. will BANCID HiCGS, Tiearurer. Ot be proved aduattted to te and ALBERT LE STURI EVAN 1, Secretary. *staricutary on the estate of the add. deceased Disectors pot isviie a prayed. Provided, acopy of this kk. Ross Perry, lished once a Week for three weeks in the George H. Piant, on Law Keporter and Washington Evening E. Francis Kiss, Star previous to the said day. \ Zeoase- Robbing By the Court: ‘A. B. HAGNER, Justice. mE. Hodzers, ‘Toot LP. WIGHT: “ain F ter, co Ritister of Wills for the District of Gotmabia. nec Le turtcvank, ENOCH TOTTEN, | ly 1+ law lw Andrew Wy ite. OF THE DiS Jeu. Ww” MACARTNEY, Member N.¥. Stock Jae © como” = ihe probate of the last will and tes. letters testamentary om the estate of Toceased tugs this cay been unde by Christina tect are Lurety notified t steal ary hotel notified t0 appear in tnis court on FRIDAY. the 13th any of dus eee at 1 o'clock p.m., to show cause why the seid will SLould uot be proved and adutitted to grotete sat Tere Testamentary ou the eetate Uf tite sald’ deceaped yuld Wot isetic an prasei. provided a coped tins a | securities :isted om + Funade pli, Boston and wnlice nt securities Gas, Insurance: Leicvhone Stock bought and sold. sy 18 LARS TESESBULY, —W. B Hibus, | Westncton Law Ronocrer' sed £0, ner were tn the Bantersbu pecan SY. Manacet, | totbesaid day.” . ecnber Wast.inyton Stock Exchange court: A,B. HAGNER, 3 ey NAUCK & NaUGKy Sie AOR aE LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO. Proc § megiater of Wi mi BANKERS AND BROKERS, 85 F SY, WASHINGTON, D. o., ING ALL OF OUR | Seer ; Dest degree of satistue Bay end wil tor ah of om manga Stocks, Bonds, Hob. Se partruariy caution those avin Sid’ gues of “Dit vesvate wuore than at tie COME ANTS OFT Ee nee Sone on Uut genuine parte are Used, ‘net reason’ ‘Ail decal Sec uFitiee Soceive hemmegiess tiveness a Coagtent quvtatitin al mar none WHRELEN & WILSON Mra. co., my26-t thot 45: th se awe ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE (1 Ps Br isons Reto Se oe 43,256, 781. maa Be OME WEDDINGS. GEDNEY & ROBERTA, ‘Makers of Invitations, W710 st, nest Gas OMion mys . indares. please, ‘Gt bar Wwagous wil call for thous LMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, weC a nw. ON THE DOLLAR sball hereafter devote our entire merzy and resources to the manufacture of AND BURGLAR - PROOF Btncros HEP IAScatr ihcruane BG Penpapivanis are, PICTURE FRAMES AT POPULAR comsera See me OREE MOMs, PRICES, ‘ VAULTS, tor storage of 8 iver plate, Jewelry And to accomplish this we bave decided to wn en pebustk boies, make thts unprecedented sweeping 1 rR Le® SPs SPA IRD Om duction. M. SILVERBERG & cO., 312 7th and 313 Sth ot. aw. Call AGE AT NO. GRO PENN. A other, terol you store your household effects. as dark, clote. ] Ep nunty toome wil cou pletely” Gesteuy (howe effects. of whatever nature, and at the same time invite Corvaia death tu everyting they touch.” oa everyting ey touch OUR STOKE hooss IGHT, a prin? ‘Located in the heart of the IR! center. capra hap Mad te hse SAS x ENCE 0) 2 EARS. 71 2) jUPERIN- WE PERSONALLY CON i. AND TEND OUR BUSINESS. WE INVITE YOU ae CALL AND WE oan A RANGE YOUR STORAGE AFFAIRS WITH LEAST TROUBLE TO You. LING PACKING, IMPROVED AND AP- le of Fort Real Fetate, Stocks and Bond Household Goods, eset ad Sercainewonerally ecu og pare soual sttention, Our facilities er the sondast ot ores branch of our ost. jote tn city. rR. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, AT 5:30 O'CLOCK P.M., ‘When will be offered at auction A MAGNIFICENT LOT ON COLUMBIA BRIGHTS, Situated on the east side of 14th st. extended, between, Ciffton and Roanoke ste. This lot possesses all the advantages as to improve: ments thet any property in the heart of the city has, such as water, gas, sewers, concrete pavements, and a double line of street cars, which will be very soon changed to a cable road. ‘Your attention is called to this sale. my30-3t* T. E. WAGGAMAN, Anotionser, Ge FOES HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE. ‘The examinations for admission to undergraduate classes will begin MONDAY, June 8, st @ « m. For information address the REGISTRAR of the univer- sity. my30-7¢ Be WE EXPIRE WEDNESDAY, JONES ‘The spectal 20 per cent cash aiscount which Thaveot- fered to the public on all purchases of WATCHES, DIAMONDS and FINE JEWELRY will expire on above date. Be in time and SAVE TWENTY PER CENT. 4. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr., Manufacturing Jeweler, my6-3m 505 7th st. n.w. HAVE YOU Pi ‘HASED A SUMMER a Pron Yous wontas We have an {mmense stock of Summer for orses, Ht Sheets, SISGRNS ant coolers’ and! Saale cores them out. The Sheets run from 75 ceuts to all wood vaiue for the price. ‘The other articies have au equally wide range of cost. If you intend tauing your horees away f the stmuner it would be well to secures tall equipinent before starting. ANDREW J. JOXCE’s SOND’, 1028 sn@ 1030 Conn. ave. 2 Ss We keep, grorgthine necemary top the Horse, Stabie 1D: Sir og eae a Goo meres whit aad ‘A complete fine of White Goods, in plais, ¥ a yard £Citaetrs. ry OF OUK AND pllecorsence afar finest Genta’ Keck woas in the city af 960. PS ripe i KAY myte2w “Anh vi ond Po, ove em RTTLE AFRIE ROONEY ‘as in her 16th year when she married Joe. he wsrringg, in June. was & happy ono, as ev coud be, | The lvitatigns sept out ied Brat eaten el ny nnters and Eneravers, 11 ‘samiples and get prices, my stor hee AAD er ay sive. aseo ent, 9 Wngllal and Ainertoan Rugs oud suawis for pee, from 830 Ff nur wil: our patrons => EXCURSION Fk: = eatly and promptly waecuted upon Short notice at reabonatie fates. ‘Speclal prices to church BYRON &. ADAMS, Printer, St Lith ot. new Ove clase of work—that the best. my16 Be THE, MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE ‘objections hitherto urged against gas as a means of ‘cook Het ne housebo sa now complete Withotl s wanstors ‘Cail and examine the “BUN DIAL,” “GILT EDGE," At the office of the eee myl0-tr WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. DON'T YOU KNOW it is “Very poor economy to buy the best of marketing and then putitinto a CHEAP REFRIGERATOR, expecting it to keep ‘sweet and pure? Good bousekeepers with correct ideas of economy ALWAYS BUY the best Refrigerators, as they SAVE THEIR COBT im one season in the preservation of food. The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- FRIGERATOR ts guaranteed to keep ite contents sweet and fresh or money will be refunded. You will find it for sale st Ww. B HOERE'S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROUMB, COR. 8TH AND PENNA. AVE, myi®-im Who is sole agent for the District. WEDDING INVITATIONS. ae a et t is not equal to rien fe ant cheaper and ef the ssine tine ‘gonie and 7 myl-Sm_ Printer and Pubiiager, bE — Bolid Bteel—nickel pleted—eny cise, 98e. ‘Solid steel—japanned—any size, 880. KE. B. EXTRA” ‘These Shears are fitted with a patent invisible spring, which makes them work Andependent of screw, prevents the hair from slipping and the blades from spring- ing. They are gusranteed superior to any made, No charge for exchanging. WOODWARD & LOTHKOP. myl6an iE DAL! ‘ED. oa eaaais freon exhibition tention Dk"kuxe, EBICAN DENTAL et ay: a with: dis.ces | Bram rere pe WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891. he Boening Star. SPECIAL NOTICES. SS 1.000 ren cent provi. “The land on the Virginia side of the Po tomac ° * has been benefited by the riso in ‘values experienced in other sections around thecity. Property immediately adjoining the Fiver that wee formerly held at @100 per acre has RISEN to $1,000 an scre."—Wasbington Post, May 31, "91. NORTHWEST ALEXANDBIA ‘Lies upon s series of beautiful hills in the Vory heart of this rapidly rising property. Money invested in Northwest Alexsndria ‘will yield IMMEDIATE and handsome profit, It$s not a question of the success of ‘Northwest Alexandria, that is already assured, but merely point of who will invest first and reap the largest gains. ‘Twenty-five thousand dollars have been spent ‘upon the streets of Northwest Alexandria. Note ‘the result: Avenues 60 and 60 fect wide, perma- Dent sidewslks, capscious gutters, beautiful ‘trees, inviting parks. Sixty daily trains to and from Washington land passengers within 800 yards of Northwest Alexandria. Fare, 6 cents, ‘Time, 12 minutes. Northwest Alexandria offers the combined ‘sdvantages of city and suburben iff; stores, marketa, churches, echools and delightful Society ;pure atr, pure water, beautiful views ‘and freedom of space. I will Gheerfully furnish you msps, pros- Pectus, prices and terms and conduct you over ‘the property, A. M. GORMAN, Mansger, 608 13th st. nw. ee thai itete to be Fair; warmer; ‘southerly winds. 178 YOUR OWN FAULT If you do not get your Lumber for @1.15 Der 100 fect. Weare right in the conter of the city to serve you, 6TH 6. AND NEW YORE AVE, And we baves Branch Yard at the Nevy Yard, 11TH AND 0 8TB. 8.E., or Capitol Hill trade. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. Lumber and Mill Work. 18 THE BAY STATE U1 [=A GRAND BS neo eecret penesicias institution which guar- antes on equal terms to both sexes. Life insurance, tudemnity tor accident or sickness and eudowiaent of foanted ‘imoathiy, ‘securing. atv incon of 10) por Shonth ator a year's membership. ketaoished fess Gmontue, Over 40 lodzes 1m Boston, its howe. jenrly 30,000 members in 30 states. A new lodge Will 0h 2 de b EDNUSDAY. June3, at 730 peta. at ine Hall, €2 Fat. wee by’ the. deputy” su . ho ill orodehly explain tng or- pA jOx 18 ‘lnst to be repaired are hereby notified they call for ip ton days irom at aes e*. *. BEDMOnn, ‘Ebuitt House Barber Shop, writes: “I bave only had a chance to use the ‘K. B. Extra’ Razor on twenty men 0 fer, bot it has worked finely and the ‘Wige is still good. I never hed » better recor." ‘The price fe 61.08 and a good strop tree. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘10th, 11th and F sta, nw. my16-3m ‘hard ‘and soft wood muntels and tops and per cent belore zoiny elsewhere. ‘ize mantels a specialty. CHAS. WHITE, Manufacturer, 301-30" 241 12th st. aw. | ee AND EXAMINE My STOCK OF save 30 Se. clorarsa. On the first day of summer we invite your special attention to our complete und handso.ne line + of Summer Goods. Yon will see ‘ata glance that in workmanship they are correct and in fit perfect. GEORGE SPEANSY, ni A 7thet. nw. a wantals 5,100 ghaten. Address E- GLisH SYNDICATE, star oftce, seating jouset Gee's ovrING sures To ORDER, We take pleasure ip announcing that our stock of Flannel, SUX, Madras and~ Cheviot for Men's Neglivee Shirts is com- Dlete and embraces all the new and cor- rect styles. We make 6 specialty of Fine Castom Work. We wse only the best materiais,employ none but skilled bands and guarantee that for superior work- manship, style of finish and scientific perfection in cut and fitour Shirts can- not be excelled. Samples of materiale ond prices cheerfully Purnished on ap- plication. Leave your onters at Men's Depart- ment, first floor, first annex. m20-3m_ WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 7} : TAIMING FULL LS? BF Kan Maa are ‘my30-3t IRS. V. .V18, MODISTE, IS AGAIN located at Ist. invites fOrwer: Seren ee & COHEN HAVE ‘Mihelr law and insurance oflces te tins Vee 2 # st. Dw myd0-0t DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, JULY A ‘close at 6 o'cloc! SGANP MILT Leee ee home NE the world, Rormssats Ss ee RRR ES EES TS SL ESTES Sara ote ion me m1 = SPECIAL NOTICES. Fics: ednesday will take place on THU Kt ee THE ADJOURNED MEELING OF THE Mi Ds ‘apnounced for AX, June 4. Iversalist Societ) THE SEVENIM ANNUAL MITE BOX ‘opening of thy tr Fe June: will and OSIRIS LODGE, NO. 20, ‘Stated commatnication on. une 5, at the cathedral of the Scottish aD, ? x: Third Gewres, Posen 4th and B reside. “Acidresson by Rev. cia puusical Progra, of the aletropattan Presugecrian, ae WEN? SDAY EVEN ING, ev. John oe tt .. ao Postiiaster General bret Bichowas orvanet, ‘whbeasisy, Rite, at 7:35 WM. OSCAR ROOME, Secretary. S o'clock. <q THT LADIES’ WEDNESDAY CONSECKA- B flot tueeting hold at Wesley Chapel wilt be cu i <—- Union, — Prayer and consecration mectin ealquarters, 93735 E st. mw. TOMORROW (W pesday duct ya the meeting. Ali friends. the summer. WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE it 1:30 Bem, ¥. W. Knowies will con- jin Wood cenetery for the election of trust Serve for the ensuin, Sune 8, at Re etiemipn oF Fei Neat Bevinone ron! J.D. A. Tent, Yiu and ft sts, n.w. Preaching every evening except saturday. ty y invited. It .GLENWOO] ‘METERY. the wuson Seetins of the lot owners of 8 p-m., at oar a a aye age — in The btar aekine ion ent iil she can be heard in, er deleuse, Waifet Su sot flunk tne Rewspapers the most appropriate, meter Anentality for the t ieenes, bearti Join with Seria asking suspension ofthe puole Judeaient upon the 00 OF EUlit ot the scores of reputable wives of peputatte lusts aud Sf tive ioe mocent deught Whose cbaracters tungny is 1° eae x Soe tere ia eapagci ass oF Wotan oe ‘baigr itor B the article REV. J. coon, See ‘sdultery, Pobiises « ave been oUt sui? PeNOP >, OCONNELL. 5 INISTERS' MEET- lowing resolution was Washington Bgo in ite issue Muy 30, resented our ‘and co- Geo Wires Ws Li in the syne pager, fo te copugns D. recat, ere oot fer, NE A a Pea I. LOVING, Secrutary. eb eS™ TRADERS NATIONAL BANE WASHINGTON ‘Has Removad to I's Permanent Location, 10th st. and Penn. ave, Active tusiness accounts soltcited, No interest afforded good President; Brott L. Baldwin, Gashi E. F. Droop, Wm. A. Gordon, 0. ©. » Geo. 0. Heaning, I. Geo. A and Beriah id on deposits, but eve factlit tomers consistent with safe and ob oda of banking” ident: Wm. A, Directors: ‘Sake, Euull G, Schacter, 8. 8: Shedd, hehan, Emmous 8. Smith, John T. Varna) 1 Wilkins. Je2-0t <g> WASHINGTON, DO, Charles W. Hardy, Real Extate Broker, lias thisd at removed to his new office, O26 F st. n.' > SPECIAL NoTicE. Say 4 “NORTH JONE 2. 1891.— ‘e have had WEST BUEN. PROVEMEN $5; 000 of, the stock of tho VISTA LAND AND IM- 'F COMPANY” Placed with us for sale. ‘This enterprise is incorporated for the purpose of de- Ffiohine theproperty of said company ahd Furnisbing ie Dubers houses ‘to factories, &., at Bueng Vista, quate for in ef cmgvoves in the v suth houses lc Yas Just roturned from a visit to this now 1 and thriving Virginia town and is prepared to furnish all information concerning the above. Among the subscribers in this city are Hon. Saul E. Wheatley, ex-Commui W.&G. men Cail and oo. 2 Duslon, j(irector ie .» fori t ational Bank, Georgetown, issiouer D. Mi severa. otiiers. “Yor information any of the last mentioned or information any of the Laat wontle- ig be refered pect POWDEEBLE, DAVIS & CQ... Jo2-12e 1819 B 96, ty eT WEATHER NECK APPAREL, THE “JUNE.” A Teck Scarf that has won popular favor —wide, square bottom aprons, light, breezy Mning—looks cool and does not belie its Jooks—umaein Quedasor grenadines. Price, See. THE ‘“JULY" Isagracefal bias flowing end scart. All silk. Black and White checks, also ip the Navy and White polka dots, producing an. effect pi ‘and attractive. Price, 500. Is destined to ll the demgnd for s synmer Puff. Ithesnot the heavy appearance of Winter pufls. Is dressy, neat and light. Price, 50c. THE “KENT.” ‘The swell idea of self-tied scarfs 1s carried, ‘out in the “Kent.” A bowand four-in-hand combined. Simple, effective, new. 500. Price, THE “BOW BRUMMELL” foowa-sowa'Store. Isenegiige bend bow, having the appear- ance of a tied Windsor, always in demand at this season. Price, 50c. JOSEPH AUERBACH, bao Pa ————— Ke FATS ane THESE Jel-lmo G. WARFIFLD SIMPSON, ‘TAILOR, Cor. Oth and G sts. Tam now making up Suits and ‘Trousers at a discount of 25 per cent upon my former prices. This isa big discount. Itmeanslop- ping off of $10 ons @4v sult, of $7.50 ons 830 suit, of $6.25 0n 825 sult. @, WARFIELD SIMPSON, Cor. Oth and G sts. Washington News and Gossip absrwents. ATTORNEYS . AUCTION SALES, BICYCLES BOARDING - BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY ITEMS, gyeeeeaeid BHO EBE RIOETAT EADIE OE DOAEASISNSOERECEEHIZSDNERER EAD EXCURSIONS, FAMILY SUPPLE FINANCIAL FOR Ri FOR RENT (Offices! FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stables) ENT (Stores)... FOR SALE (Houses), FOR SALE (Lots). FOR SALE (lliscelianeous) HOTELS. LADIES MISCELLANEOUS | MONEY WANTED AND TO LoAS. NOTARIES PUBLI MITT ee SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Board). WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses) WANTED (Lots), Seer ge gedede Govenxaent Recetrts Topay.—Internal rove- nue, $126,047; customs, $314,387. Cox. Barxprince with batteries G, H, land K, third artillery, arrived at Fort Monroe this morning for two months’ target practice. Mn. Bett, the second assistant postmaster general, bas been called to Philadelphia by the death of his wife's father. Comausstoxer Carter of the general land office has returned to Washington after an ab- sence of about three weeks at his home in Mon- fone. Arronxey Gexerat Muir was not well enough today to attena the regular cabinet meeting, but expects to be all right in a few days. » Fourts-crass Postaastrrs.—The following fourth-class postmasters were yesterday ap- pete: A. 8. Carman at Hereford, Md., and E. Pyle at Pylesville, Md. Coroszs Lrvixastow, the new commandant at the Washington barracks, is expected to rerch here aud take command at any time. Possibly this afternoon will see him in charge. New Nartoxat Baxxs.—The controller of the currency has authorized the Chemical National Bank of St. Louis, Mo., to begin business with capital of 2500,000, and the Citizens’ National of Decatur, IIL; capital, $100,000. Paruext or Juxg Pexsioxa.—Assistant Sec- retury Nettleton yesterday signed a draft for 4,000,000 for the ent ‘of June pensions. This leaves a in tbe treasury of $5,000,000. Tax Torat Corxace executed at the U. 8. mints during May was 3,180,206.40, making a total of 6,668,585 pieces. There were 75,000 gold pieces, 44,000 of them being double eagles, 4,802,585 silver pieces, including 2,591,89i stand- ard dollars and 1,786,000 minor pieces. Sriver Pnciasss.—Of the 556,000 ounces of silver offered for sale at the Trousury Depart- mont yesterday, 215,000 were purchased as fol- lows: 24,000 ounces at £0.97, 82,000 ounces at €0.97.10, 40,000 ounces at 20.97.20, 110,000 ounces At £0.97.25. A Case Disattssen.—The Attorney General has notified the Treasury Department of the dismissal of the case of Robertson agt. Weddigen on the docket of the United States Supreme Court, involving the classification of certain worsted bindings and gulloons woven in the joom. ‘Tus Astatic Squapnoy.—The vessels of the Asiatic squadron on May 4 were stationed as follows: The Monocacy (temporary flagship) was at Yokohama, Japan; the Alliance arrived at Nagasaki, Japan, May 3, from Chemulpo. Korea. ‘The Palos arrived at Hong Kong, from Amoy, April 20. Tar New Srovx Consussiox.—Mesers. Har- ries and Appleman of the commission appointed by the President to adjust the differences as to boundaries, &e., between the Pine Ridge, Rose- bud and Brule Sioux Indians left Washington yesterday for Pine Ridge. They will be joined at Chicago by Mr. Pierce, the the commission. member of A Siuver Mrerixa.—Chairman Warner issues the following notice: A meetiug of the national executive silver committee will be held at the rooms of the commitiee, 1202 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C., Thursday, June 18, 1891. ‘The action of the ‘recent Com at Denver on tho silver question will add to the importance of this meeting. Recerers axp Exrenpitvnes.—The follow- ing is a comparative statement of the receipts and expenditures of the United States: Re- pon peste May, $27,417,425.94; since July 1, 1890, $369,803, 967.29. 1890: May, $35,443,551.7 since July 1, 1889, 2364,537,088.08. | Expendi- 1, Caxapiax Inronayr’s Tams. — Assistant Secretary Spalding has informed the collector of customs at Detroit, Mich., that the Treasury Department does not deem it practicable to Ax Prrsonat.—Jas. C. Rieger of Missouri, 0. 0. Goodwin of{New York, R. E. Blutchard of Chi- cago, A. Thornton of New Jersey and H. F. Kent of Clifton Po., are at Wil [neds Sarrison Savin of, New Tork Br, THE BERING SEA QUESTION. ‘Waiting for Lord Salisbury's Reply to Mr, Blaine’s Last Saggestion. The agreement between the United States and Great Britain to maintain a closed season in the seal fisheries of Bering sea removes the danger of a conflict over the seizure of poachers during the season and indicates an earnest purpose on the part of both countries to reach an agreement on the main question in dispute, but it is still an open question whether or not they will be able to agree on the terms of arbitration. The State Department has not yet received « reply to Mr. Blaine's counter suggestions for the questions to be submitted to arbitration, and until = reply is received the de- partment must remain in doubt as to the prospects of @ speedy settlement of the dispute. It is understood thst the uestion was discussed at the cabinet meeting Ais" afternoon, but inthe absence of informe tion from Lord Salisbury no very certain work of a could be mig lly rg only thing the State Department to go on is the announcement in the British parliament that Lord Salisbury was about to make s reply to Mr. Blaine which would prob- ably bring the two countries closer together. Just what this reply will be they are in ignorance of. If the questions sug- gested by Mr. Blaine to be submitted to arbitration are accepted without change, arbi- tration will be had at once and the dispute will probably not long remain among the mat- ters of live interest at the State Department. It is likely, however, that Lord Salisbury will make changes in the form of the questions to be presented, and yet the department is quite confident that the two countries can get to- gether on the terms of arbitration. SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BE T88UED. The Trcasury Department will, as soon as the bill now before the British parliament regulat- ing sealing becomes @ law, issue supplemental instructions to the revenue cutters as to the catch of the North American Commercial Company. If the bill passes by. Thursday Bex these instructions Will be sent to the Seal Islands by a vessel of the Commercial Company which will leave San Francisco on that day; otherwise they will have to be sent by the Corwin or a United States man-of-war. The opinion is expressed very freely in official circles that the poachers will have the season to themselves. It is simply impossible to reach them *in time before the season closes. “It comes said a treasury official today who years ago made a number of captures in Bering sea. “First, we would have to find them and warn them of the agreement; then, in case they did not heed the warning aud cap- tured seal we would have to hunt them again and capture them, if possible. All this takes time. They bave an area of 400 square niles to poach in and a few cutters in the dense fog could do little good. If they were directed not to enter at all, at the beginning of the sea- son, the task would be much lighter. “As it is, they are in there, and for this season at least they will reap a harvest. Of course the Commercial Company will obey the orders and catch only what the limit allows.” $< GEN, FOSTER AND RECIPROCITY. When the Proclamation in Regard to Spain ‘Will Be Issued. Gen. John W. Foster, who bas been con- ducting the recent negotiations between this and other countries for reciprocal relations, is in almost daily consultation with the President and the officials of the State Department in regard to the publication of the proclamation that is to announce the terms upon which the Spanish-American agreement is based. He declined this morn- ing to indicate whether or not this docu ment will be forthcoming very soon, but it is generally thought that in the absence of Secre- tary Blaine, which is expected to last through the summer, the President will not wait, but will go ahead in the matter, and that the proclamation will be out by the Ist of July. As a matter of fact the case is so entirely in the hands of Sec: Foster that the presence in the city of Secretar; Blaine, who exercises only a super con! over these teciprocity negotiations, is not at all necessary for the culmination of the agree- meut or even of the conduct of the business. Gen. Foster has been working for over six mouths in the employ of the government as its agent authorized to treat for reciprocal trade and it has been mainly through his efforts that the “agreements already reached with Brazil, Venezuela and Spain have been con- summated. He is now at work upon an- other country, the name of which is kept quict for the present for obvicus reasons. The methods that have been adopted have had diplo- matic secrecy as their main foundation, inas- much as there are 80 muny interests in thecom- mercial world at stake that if the news were published that negotiations were in progress with acertain government the State Depart- ment would be flooded with petitions, delega- tions, politicians and diplomats, ali working to secure different ends. ‘Of in the matter of the Spanish treat the sailing of Mr. Foster for Spain was an un- mistakable indication of bis motives that was seized upon at once, and thus his erraud was well known before he arrived at his destination. Acting on this experience he is keeping his future movements very quiet and will vouch- safe no information on the subject. There is no truth whatever in the belief that has gone abroad that he is practically Secretary of State ad interim, for his business with the overnment begins and ends with reciprocity. Fo'be eure, be is being daily consulted by Mr. Wharton, the acting secretary, in regard to estions on which his longer experience in Uiplomacy entitles him to an opinion, but beyond that he is not in the least concerned with the general affairs of the State Depart- ment. THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY. TWO CENTS. | THE PRINCE’S STORY Wales Tells About the Baccarat Scandal. QUESTIONED BY A BOLD JURYMAN. The Experience an Unpleasant One for His Royal Highness. |SCENES IN THE COURT ROOM. WALES ON THE STAND, His Royal Highness, the Helr Apparent, Testifies in the Raccarat Case, Loxpox, June 2.—Fashionable London, wher ever it was possible so to do, again today de terted the sunshine, gently vibrating leaves and fresh green grass for the stifling atmos phere at the royal courts, wherein Lord Chief ustice Coleridge #its in judgment on what West End ladies modestly whisper of ae “that terrible case of the prince, the colonel and the lady,” though why “the latly”’ isa matier which remains to be scext A summary of yesterday's evidence in the case was telegraphed to the queen at Balmoral orders. During the in accordance with hy court session yesterday a telegram was handed to the Prince of Wales, eupposed to be from his mother. The queen is said to be more deeply affected by affair than by any event since the death of Prince Leopold, and « iend- ing liberal connected with the trial expressed the apprehension yesterday that it might have an intiuence on her health, expecially in the event of any incident retiecting on the prince. Looking down from ‘the gallery upon the scene below one sees, quietly seated, suave manner and composed in countenance, some the leading lawyers of England's mighty bar. CROBS-EXAMIXATION CONTINUED. Sir William Gordon Cumming, the plaintiff, enters the witness box and his cross-examine tion by Sir Charles Russell is resumed. In reply to @ question by Sir Charles admitted that be bad instituted the if ceedings because of the scandal becoming Known, and because, bad he failed to do so, his club (the United Service) would have taken the matter up. Witness in answer to quostions by counssl testified that, when in January last be bad plied to Col. Btracey Neots Guards to retired on half pay the fact of his hay ng wigned the document presented to him at Irauby Croft by Lord Coventry and Gen. Williams — could not be overlooked. Thereupon plaintiff stated the difficulty to Gen. Willams, wie wrove him: “You are quite at liberty to tell Col. Stracey that you signed the documeut under extreme pressure and & promise of secrecy. You never ceaned to deny tue charge. Plaintiff never bad said: You say you were mistaken Sir Charles Ruseelli—“Colonel, Sir William Gordon Cumming, you will have to be careful.” Under ferce crose-examination the, plaintiff reluctantly admitted that be uad sid some- thing of the sort. With this aduissiog Sir William was allowed to leave the box. THE PRINCE IN THE WITNESS BOX The Prince of Wales was then called and oc- cupied the seat in the witness box just vacated by the plainti®. In reply to Sir Edward Hlarke, chict counsel for the prosecution, the prince testitied that be had known the plaintiff, Sir William Gordon Cumming, for twent years. Sir William had tor ten years been intimate friend and had visited Lim at Sand- ringham several times. Continuing his tosti- mony the Prince of Walps said that his in- timaey with the plaintiff had continued upim- paired up tw Seyiember of last year. He had been informed of reports derogatory to Sir William Gordon Cumming by Lord Cov- ,“Levett, could'nt entry. ‘These reports intimated unfair play by the plaintiff. ‘The priuce then recited how the sad event had resulied ip the breaking up of the ty assembled at Trauby Croft. Lefore leave Ing aire Wilson s residence wituess had sent to Lis private secretas y,Sir Francis Kuollys,for sate keeping,& statement in connection with the case which wastagned by three of the gentlemen andtwo of the ladies who were present. Sir Francie was uot aware of the nature of the statement and had not seen jam Gor- don Cumming until after that gentleman bad becn interviewed by Gen. Williams and Lord Coventry and had denied the truth of the charge to him (witness). “Did you desire under the circumstances to act as leniently as possible out of regard for Sir William Gordon Cumming?” “Most certainly, Thedate of the document was omitted by Lord Coventry and affixed to it after it had beensigned. This was done on the same night that the document was signed.” “Have you met Sir William Gordon Cum- since the occurrence at Trauby Croft” asked Sir Charles. “No,” answered the prince. “And have you intimated that you cannot meet him?" “It would be more agreeable not to do 80.” At this stage Sir Edward Clarke, leading counsel for the plaintiff, interfered by remark- ing to the prince, ~“I donot ask your bighness to remain in court any longer than necessary, bat ——.” 4 OLD JURY What the conclusion of the solicitor general's observation was to be will probably never be known, for a bold juryman interrupted bim (and thereby caused a sensation) by proceed- ing to stand up in his place in the fury box and deliberately question the Prince of Wales, ‘This audacious subject of the prince's royal mother said in a loud voice: “Are the jury to understand that you were banking on these two occasions and saw noth- ing of the alleged malpractices/ “fite prince hesitated for a moment, ae if un- decided as to whether be ought or ought not to reply. Finally concluding that be would auswer he said with a half smile: ‘Tt is very easy for a banker when dealing cards not to see anything, especially when in the company of frignds in a country house. will play unfairly. ‘The juror, returning to the charge, asked: “What was your opinion at the time of the charges made against the plaintiff?” [The charges saade'aguind htm. wore - el 80 ‘unanimous that I bad not any other course open to me than to believe them.” ‘The prince's last answer caused another of those futiers of excitement, followed by whis- pered comment, which follow the making ou the One side or the other of a point during the prog- ress of an important (t= Soren, +, appar- ently, had succeeded ng out, oq and beyond any ble doubt, the fact that the Prince of Walcs, in view of the evidence which had been placed before him at Croft by the ‘and gentlemen who playod baccarat with Sir William Gordon Cum- and be il [ F : i i ; L l i F i 4 rit ir ? Ls | LEE & i £ : I ies i il te ‘able to Rites = tore ie the pout than wae Et jurors, representatives and others in =n ble ‘the court. ‘THE PROSECUTION CLOSED. ‘tember 10. ‘Ho said he saw wo foul -. m Bees eeees cation and the court edjourned. . f ; z —e You do uot for # moment suppose that any one _