Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1893, Page 6

Grand Combination Cape, Coat & Blazer Suit Sale At Bon Marche stripes, checks, fanc minated effects, comb.n: or more colors, Ee. years. Here ase the $2.20 Keefers for $1.23. 23 Lefre for $1. 3.5) Keepers for & $4 Rrerere por 81.96. Q1t Lefora sor 25.80. $12 Kessera for 86. Jaaxe Sewr-Awscat Mesure rwear Sale, | As announced yesterday, we have inaugurated our Semi-annual Sale of Muslin Underwear, and im accordance with our usual custom will offer them af cost during this Special wale. You will find s tabie full of dollar Gowns in white and white with fancy colored collars and culls. You will find s table full of $1.25 Gowns, in white and white with colored embroidered collars and cuffs, for We. $1.29 Gowss For $1.09. 4c Gowss For 59c 69c. Deawens For 52c $1 Sumrs Fea 840 Notice. If you did not read onr two- olamn announcement of last even- fag you should either do so or be sure to call at the store tomorrow, Seturday (the last day of the sale), and avail yourself of the extraordi- Bary bargains being offered. BON MARCHE x 314-316 Tm Sr N.W. 33330) | = 7 = eS = cs Fs mee i # S is oe P3 3 = B © 3 H mea = Bargains 3 = 3 $2 IsSuors For Every Ose. “8 $F We shall insugerate tomorrow Ge the Diyuest sale of shoes you -am Se" have ever attended. ret $5 We bao secured from ove | Ey $F loaded wanuiactusers at om bie | -e9 $F decount s5-a: 1.000 rates of “Ee Children’s. Boss’ and 2% = Shoes, which we shail | “¢3 = @ ou ‘alo tomorrow at the | "ee SF following ridiculously low prices- | “6# $F| 500 pairs of Ladies’ Fine Ox BE Se ford Ties and Opera Slippers. in “ed narrow, medium and broad ‘tov, h and without tips. Regular | -5 Sr 81-25, $1.50 and $2 shoes. i & Fai. Pm | SE) 2 vot of tatante’ and children's | “Se $F Visck Oxford Ties and Strap Slip- | 63 = pers. Regular $1 and $1.25 values, Ba =| For 50c. Pam 3 $2) 1 tot of Boss’ Russian Tan Calf | “33 GE Lace Saoen Reruler $175 amalie. | 733 For S125 Pam 33, 1 lot of Ladies Biacx and Tan | Wag! } oxtord ‘Ties and Slippera New. 7€8\| seylish shares in narrow. mediaz: | 763] SE and broad toe, plaim and patent $3) leather tins. Hewular $2.25 quality “a3 z | 3 Onx $1.50 Pax = 3 Lot of Men's Rassisn Calf "68 = Lace Shoes. Hegular @2.50 value. | “9 & Omnr S150 Pa (2! eS As the above tremendous bar- #3) $F caine cre sure to draw a larve “G5 Gs crowd, we have made extra ef- -e3| ZF forte “to wait oyon all with “EE | = Promptness and dispatch. 3 i! BH ; os = eal Wi u KC “a = = (rawiord’s, § i 7 a8 ral ddd ii 731 Tru Sr. N. Womo Odesdedededesss segiguazeeedh Good Words M,C. Waruss, 1003 F Sr. Oscr. Another one of the numerous letters received ks vorumes: TRG, PA, March 31, 1893. Dear Sir: str rected Lore for you by Mr Bitten- Denier, has been examined by two of the ex- eentors and is pronounced by theu as Aighiy saherae ory, both in workusanshin and desixn, Sid they are’ very muucls prowmet with it deol or the Recoatore et the Estate or Dan” K. Reamey, dec’. ‘We carry the lous i Anest line of Monu- jencistones. &c. the South, do the eet errand qaoes the towest orices. fa anda cxtiontes subesivend free. EFS F. Massixo. L4cn & H Sra, Headswnes, Stunework, Se. msl THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, MeKNEW’S Daily Letter. Giiores Wires) Mee Siccanar A lot of S-button Suede Mousquetatre Gloves, in tans, grays and modes. sizes he. 5%. 64, OM Have been €L To- morrow, Stk. pair. Hostexx Dows For Sircapay. Chfdren’s Fine Ribbed Fast-black Hose, all sizes, oniy 19: per pair. Ladies’ Guaranteed Fast-biack Hose, to- morrow Ive. per pair. Have you seen the World's Tair Hose? Embroidered in apppropriate _ letterinzs, fine quality and quite = fad. Rassoxs For Sarvapar. Wo have added ereatly to our stock of Millinery Ribbons. See these if you wish something new and stylish: 4-nch Otteman Ribbons, in stripes of white and cardinal, white and heliotrope, white and green, &e., Bengatine Silk Ribbon, millinery shades, 502. close out tomorrow line Chins Silk Waists, im black, cardinal, which were $3.50 at reduced price of Ladies’ of Ladies’ navy and the A line of Weists. Sizes 2 and 34 only. Were $2.88. Tomorrow, $1.50. Canprexs Rezrers Dows. Gloria Silk 1 lo: Now 31 1 lot of Children's Light Tan Reefers. Now $2 1 lot of Very Stylish Beefers, in light mixtures, down to 83 yg Exrzscrs Dows For Sarvnpay. Deletrez Exquisite Extracts, in all odors. Reduced from 60 to 45c. 1-02. bottles. Deletrez Violet Toilet Water, Reduced from 60 to 45e. Deletrez Lavender Watex. Reduced from © to 40c Deletrez Eau de Qumine, for the hair, Boz bottles. Reduced fron 60 to 50c. tor. 0; ‘Triple Wacers and Queen's Colognes. Reduced to 40c. Toner Annctes Dows. Bierce & Co. Perfumed Almond Meal. Re gaced nto Ie. . Hair Brushes down to i5c. 1Se. Wisp Erooms down to 10c. W.H.MceKnew 933 Pa, Ave,|xeiis Fs PRAT TSESIEILALEIEAEESRLEETL THE MONUMENTAL, FASHION LEADERS IN FINE MILLINERY A‘ POPULAR PRICES. As wo never allow any house to undersell us we ower the following choice styles in Lace and Jet mee, tae ee $2.95 10 $10.; Misses’ and Children's ‘mmo Lace | Straw Hass, worch $4, at. Awortment of ‘Trimmed Sailors, all the new *:48c 1o Sk. 75. | Navy Bine Refers. Ail sizes. $1.48, 82 and $2.48, from 2,000 yards Straw Braid, was Sie. to 8c. yard. at Be. yard ‘Our assortment of Fiowers never was so complete and varied as a: present. 700 bunckes at Se. and 25c.. were 2Sc. amd 96e. Grove Derasruest. (2°33 to 50 per cent off of former prices. €27100 different styles Veils, fromrSc. upward ae 987 AND 999 F ST. N. W. NOCREDIT. .QUICK SATURDAY, MEN'S DaY. SPECIALS FOR TOMORKOW ONE: tse. Famous urica pzzss sats. 9c i | 0c. FANCY TRIMMED NIGHT | SHIRTS... 42 = 68._FANCY BOSOM DRESS SHIRTS Jo (WNLAUNDENED). 5 44¢ 21c i Sc, SILE NECKWEAR, all styles. ' | 23e. SILE NECKWEAR, all styles... | S0c, JAP SILK INITIAL HANDEER- CHIEFS... r | 30c. BAL BRIGGAN | “DRAWERS... 39c 44c SHIRTS AND ESIPERELL, JEAN , DRAWERS, “Sento AND MISSED ANSLES.-— ‘Ge. PLAIN AND FANCY ¥ HOSE. | SLXATURAL WOOL MEDIUM WEIGHT | “UNDERWEAR. 89e, NEGLIGE SHIRTS (laundered)... LION BRAND COLLARS. | CUFFS., ! { | 50, FRENCH PERCALE SHIRTS. Seollars and cuffs.. Soc ROLLED GOLD EMBLEMATIC BUITOSS... AUM'S, 7TH, STH AND D STS. as Wasurserows Ostx Exctusive Corset Store- to the city—complete ine} ad transacting its business ‘aro ee pian of giving complete satisfaction or refunding. tis hiones.. Corsess tied and. guaranteed aah Corte, sie parr. pee wrk ree wearers te Strat we hav: the famous puipoise” Ventilated Waist for summer. Os Asp.Arren MayL Gas BILLS ‘May be paid Atthe GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE 1423 NEW YORK AVE., Instead of at the ‘West nd National Bank. ep-tt $2.48. | | SALES. SMALL PROFITS. ¢ ‘ D. C., FRIDAY. MAY 19, 1893—-TWELVE PAGES. CHILDS & McDERMID. Fos Eight years, writes Mr. N. MORTOXSON, editor Superior Posten, Ishpeming. Mich., *‘I safered the most exccruciating pains from f rheumatism, both in Sweden and Americs, and i " almost despaired of ever finding relief. Finally, T de- Srzoxa mined to try AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, having ‘ heard of many ceses that had been cured by it. Be- Porrs fore beginning to use this preparation, 1 had Mr. Tull- ‘With usare our GLOVES. We sell better } grenof Iron Bountsin, Mich. graduate in phar- GLOVES for lower prices than auy cno road by macy from Sweden, analyze it, He informed me that rd shoe aaiigeliecrety colves tira could use AYER'S SARSAPARILLA for my Onr Gloves fit weil—wear well and look RUEUMATISM, eee ig qisen avai oteec ko Not only without fear, but, probabi?, with benefit. I special sale of Notices. Accordingly took five or six bottles, and was entirely ee enn oe aren | Gere) hin wowin ESA, ccd Gariag-all tems peel ane See have hardiy felt a pain.” “After suffering severely for many years from rheu- matism, Iwas induced to try AYER'S SARSAPA- RILLA, and received immediate benefit."—D. S. WIN- 11.25 5-book Fosters. 25 S-button Mousquetaires.. $1.25 Chamois Gloves... Looe CHESTER, Holden, Me In black, tan, pink, biue_and white, me er from... AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, ‘Tan Taffeta Gloves. seek aabeele. cae, Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU. Our First NOTION SALE. Best English Pins, fall sheet, al? LADIES NEEDING A TONIC, OR CHILDREN 4 who want building up, should take n’s Tron, sized | Bitters. ‘Itis pleasant to’ take, cures Malaria, Indi- 5 ets | Kestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints, inekes the Blood rich and pure. OTHE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH BE SURE and Use that o:d and weil-tried remedy, Mrs. Win ow's Soothing Syrup for culidten teething. It sues the ebild, softens tue guns, allays all prio, No. 3 Safety Pins ‘Hair Pins, 2 packages for. Rubber Hair Pins, roi d colle ind is the best reinedy for Giarrbon, Sterling Silver Stick Pin: V yeh poke a Sn oe IO, 18, 20en4 acts ‘YOU FEEL A GENERAL LASSITt and breaking down of the sys it Gitt Stick Pins, with rhinestones, ters will work a Wonderiul Conmse, Drew’ Gy Be Slee and S0cts | zert Sons, manutacturers. At ail druzsists’ Baling Si. ort pated nd Index to Advertisements, Noveity Braid. Sea Embroide:y Cotton ACCOUNTANTS.. 2 Darnins Cotton. Willard’s Ladies’ ai Noveity Dress Supporters. Do you know anything about WENCK’S PERFUMES! They're justly celebrated for | © sweetness, delicacy and lastingness. For] COU womcrrow only we're going to seil these | COU: ‘TRIPLE EXTRACTS—all odors—" frre AO os! All women Know what are worth. nx 1114- 1116 I F Sr. Wall |Papering “Oni Cred: ( ALE (Bicycles) .. FOR SALE FOW SALE (L 5 FOR SALE Olsee! FOR SAL¥ (Pianon). LS 2d EDITION. LIKELY TO BE SHUT. Little Prospect of the Exposition Gates Opening on Sunday. REPRESENTATIVE GEARY AND HIS LAW. Judicial Decision Favorable to Mrs. Parnell, AN OLD MAN’S PASSION. GATES MAY BE CLOSED SUNDAY. The National Commission Not Disposed to Recede From Its Position. Wortp's Farn Guousps, Cutcaoo, May 19.— ‘The prospects are not bright for the opening of the exposition next Sunday, as pro- vided for by resolution of the local | directory. ‘The disposition of the direct- ors is to obtain the approval of the national commission as to opening, on account of the law, which explicitly sets forth that no new rule adopted by the directors or any proposed change in another rule can become operative till such rule has been approved by the commission, which is vested with the power to modify any rule presented to it. Sunday opening ‘comes as a new rule,or a change in the one adopted. jointly by the com- mission and directory last October. so that the concurrence of the former body is neces- sary before the gates can be legally opened Devt Sunday, no meter if the directory bas | voted to rettir the 2,000,000 which it bas re- ceived from the United States treasury in the form of souvenir huif doliars. ‘The unanimous adoption by the commission yesterday of the judiciary committee's report, which knocked ‘Attorney Walker's “limited Sunday opening” opinion into a cocked hat, gives the national body nothing to act on today in regard to Sunday opening. No communication has been received from the di- rectory officialiy notifying the commission of the sweeping Sunday opening resolution and tha :atention to return the money voted by Congress. No initintory action can be ‘taken by the comimission for or ngainst Sunday opening. It is something with which that body has nothing whatever to do, uniess by way of approval, modifying or re- jecting action on the matter by the local directory. ‘There are only two more sessions of the com- mission before Sunday comes again, and as there is to be a secret session with the chiefs of departn Gecisive action to be face indications among the exposi- tion officials today lead to the impression that the gates of the fair will be closed to the public st Sunda: | | Eaptess Gop: ‘At the “Rink.” Wo will papor one ora wired for you on we | ae ¥ an exormous stoc Wall a fapare in the newest most = 3! stic desicns and ‘effects, Wall gs in exquisite desicny and rich colgsings 7 ou own importation. | py French auclis Way no: enjoy the -} Decutiful walls and pay t at your leisure? JULIUS LANSBURGH'S Rink, N.Y. Ave. Near L4ra Sz. N. Als KAUFMAN, $09 PA. AVE. NW. i | RAILROADS. °Q| ee PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. Mr. Cratze of North Carolinato Be Third As- sistant Postmaster General, ‘The President today made the following ap- pointments: Kerr Craige of North Carolina to be third assistant postmaster general. John G Brown of Idaho to be register of land office, Biackfcot, Idaho. George R. Young of New Mexico to be regis- ter at Roswell, John W. Jone: Idaho to be receiver of public moneys at Binckfoot, Idaho. Wm. H. Cosgrove of New Mexico to be re- | ceiver of public moneys at Roswell, N. M. —o—___—_ Interior Department Changes. The foilo changes have been made ta the Department of the I General land office—A; ‘ CENT OFF MARKED PRICES. We find this one of the best mediums of advertising | in town. i Je of California, chief of contest division, $2,099; Alexander C. | Sh bh Careline, i i Lyman B. | . principal © of Pennsy! { THIS GREAT TRA! TOxO Saturday our store is 0: . ordered tothe San Francisco as | uBtl 9 pom 1 next, relieving Lieut, Com- ee a three j TSTVITATAG : ard has made | $09 Pa Ave D Exrnaozpryany Suze Oz Rocke er Here is your chance ef the season to buy @ Rocker st 3 cat price. We sall display oa our first floor tomor- row about 130 Jockers in sbout sevent five dierent patterns, a weight, witho! r with the general fin. ie So Controller “without exception re- | ports trom the ombeers were enguged in or speet.ation and wed business credit of | ter’s Assurances, | ke. Rockers, The of ‘ate Department desire | : ain and | iew the | faney colors. are 1 ah usually sod at 26.50, eee | 7, $7.50. Choie ( ( > | ONE ‘oO ns hate D rister was of the ult from the mi while Seca Craig Harding. Cor 130 Asp F Srs_ N.W. SECURE YOUR ROOM —for tie WORLD'S FAIR before you leave | town and save money and annoyance on your arrival inagreat and crowded city. 81 per day War Ask for our World's Fair Album Ad- creas, Free. DICK’S HOTEL AGENCY G18 7th St. NW. myls e to Chicago. . private secretary to the as gone to Chicago for a Internal revenue, 2835.0 Personal. A number of English tourists are at the Randall, Pediey of England is at the Azlington. tor Smith of New Jersey is at the Nor- ker and Miss Whittaker of England, are at the Ebbitt, pringsieen of the War Depart- ment is confined to hix home, 1816 13th street, with a severe acctack of gastritis, Lieut. Col. C.D. Durnford of Engiand and wife are at the Si. Jam Dr. D. Kerfoot Shute has returned from his visit to Nashville md Mammoth Cave. Dr. Gur C, Si. Godfrey, recently appointed as- istant surgeon, United States arm: ing afew days with his father, ¢ frev, seventh’ cavalry. at 1339 L str Godfrey bas been notified that Fort sell, Wyo., will be his future station, God- | back on the aw of Congress whi | large numbers, but it is not likely that the at- | guard {Ihave no doubt ¢ | applied to the ei | o'shea ‘court, tae applicant to receive her share forth- ‘ors appreciate the fact that they are not in high favor with the commission on eS and they are now, as shown by ident Higinbotham's communication yes- | secday asking Tora conference on the ‘Thomas Fuel has been added to the fame by Mayor Hiarrison’s “break” of yesterday at the Llinois buiiding dedication in taking a one-sided view 4 the open fair question, Commissioners hitherto disposed to meet the directory balf way are now deiermined not to vote for a Sunday fair and the waverin, members have made up their minds to f the gates shall be closed Sunday. So it iooxs today as if oF the commissioners, should the Sunday opening rule come beicre them, would refuse to approve it and the | directory mest face the alternative of opening the gates on ii# own responsibility. Exposition officinis and concessionaries have censed gromb.ing about the weather now, being satistied with the present condition of the clomenta. Today is a good deal like vester- day, warm, sunny, but dusty,on account of the’ wind "and absence of sprinkling carte, Discomfort of visitors is counterbalanced by the welcome rise in temperature and the sight of a blue sky, where clouds have hung and rain has fallea for many weary weeks, ‘Ihe visitors began io azrive on the grounds early and in tendance will exceed yesterday's on account of the absence of any dedicatory celebration. Bosiox, May 19.—At a fuil meeting of the First Uniced Presbyterian Church last night the pastor was authorized to send the following | telegram to President Cleveland: “The Bosiou, disirusting both directory and com- | missioners, appeals to you to suppress Chicago | nullification with Jacksonian firmness and to @ gates next Sabbath with the troops af necessary.” MR. G He Bolieves That the Administration WIN | Proceed to Lnforce the Act. ! Sax Fraxcisco, Can.,May 19.—Congreseman | Geary, author of the Chinere regisiration act, | is of opinion that the administration will pro- ceed io enfor sure. He believes that all Chinese in San Francisco conid be deported for asum not exceeding §15 per head. “And t arrangements could be made for their passage to he said, “without chartering many vessels ‘or without the use of the naval force of the United States.”” visited the ofice of Chief of Police re che deportation of Chinese was It is undoubtedly the inten- z arrests when word is re- ceived from Was! mn. GOV. PENNOYER EXPRESSES HIMSELT. Portiaxp, Osz., May 19.—Governor Pen- noser, speaking of the Sapreme Court's decision ‘custaining the Geary act says: “The decision | was sound judges a de that at was) mo: wur- so-called a judicia! q strous propost | j pation of the power by the courte. With a xo- Jeailed democratic Presideut usurping the power to susp: led democ td the law of Congress, and izes claiming the right i is high time for the dera- rarty to ask itself, “Wheze is it at? ca a WILL GET HER MONEY. Funds Due Mra. Parnell Unier the O'Shea Settlement to Be Paid. ox, May 19.—Mre, Catherine Parnell, of the late Charles Stewart Parnell, haa i cory division of the high court cf jastice to compel the trustees to die- | mie the ds due her under he | ‘The trustees had withheld the share of at under the belief that ' eveninall ald be a balance due by her | in resneci to the Wood estate. ‘The counse! for Mrs. Sarneli stated that the applicant had chil- dren who were now devending on £100 a year, obiained anu 2 another source. ‘The judge ordered the money to be paid into wid with. IT COST HIM HIS LIFE. Gray-Haired John Wilson’s Passion for His Young an: Pretty Niece. Lrrttz Rock, Anx., May 19.—Fired by a consuming, unnatural passion for his pretty niece. 3! h ummers, John Wilson, a gray- red old max, attempted to abduct and | His folly cost him his life. ed near Muiberry, Ari wo men named Wilson and Summers, brothers~ and each had a large fami The flower of Mr. Summer's Myrtle, ged eixveen. Wilson was very fond ' of bw pretty little niece. About a week ago Le began making love to | | her and asked her to elope with him. She re- | | pulced his advances. During the absence ‘from home of Mra. Sammers on Sunday Wilson called on the girl land tried to persuade her to fice with him, threaten: violence if she did not, and fearing he would execute his threat she | consented. When the father returned to! his home on Wednesday he learned of | jthe elopement and started in pursuit | with shotgun. After fourteen miles } ter return home with him. Wilson refused to * give her up, when Summers lifted his shotgun } to his shoulder, firing and killing Wilson in- stantly. He then took his daughter he surrendered himeelf to the ! coroner heid an inquest and the jury feturned ia virdict of justiGable homicide. } Compatiy, series A, ds, 120 vid, — asked. Wasaing- rst United Presbyterian Church ot |S he overtook them and demanded that his daugh- .. ble men. A BREAK IN WHISKY TRUST. Reports of Prosecutions in Indiana Cause Prices to New Yorx, May 19.—The feature of the share speculation at tie opening today was the break in distillers and cattle feeding of 23{ per cent to 14)¢ on the aunouncement that the attorney generei of In- diana had instituted a suit against the company, alleging that it had perverted its powers. This new legal development and the bond issue kept the stock feverish and weak this morning. The neral market was firm,as a rule, notwith- nding the stctement that Lazard Freres will ship $1,500,000, and Heideiback, Ickelheimer & Co. $500,000 gold to Europe tomorrow. ‘The market gutbered strength after the open- ing and prices advanced right through the list. ‘The dealings were uot especially large, and the paucity of stocks of fering + was chiefly responsible for the improvement. ‘Ihe advancs was equal to 3934 per ceat, the latter in distillers, which Tecovered to 17. Manhattan rose 134 to 131, General Electric 2 to 793;, Pacine Mail 834 to 23 and sugar 15; to 884. ‘the improvement otherwise was if 101 per cent, the grangers leading. At 110 clock the general ‘market was firm in tone. ‘the market made a farther advance afier 11 and the rise was helped aiong by Loudon pur- chases and a brisk inguiry for the leading shares. Manhattan sold up to 1323,, General Electric to 793, Burlington and Quiney to 873%, Chicago gas to 75%, St Paul to 102, Rhode Ieland to 733, Northern Pacitic preferred to 33 aud Missouri Pacilic to 39}. Subsequently there was a reaction of 34 to; percent. At noon the market was steady in tone. Money on call is easy at 2223. Prime mer- cantile paper, 6a8 per cent. Sterling exchange is firm with actual business in bankers’ bills at 434bca4543{ for sixty days aud 43934593/ for demand. Posted rates, 485u;g 2490; commercial bills, 48924883. ‘The clear ing house statement for today is as follows: Exchanges, $101,490,999; balances, $4,940,575. ‘The subtreasury was debtor at EVERYTHING READY For the Reception of the Spanish Princess Eulalie, HONOR TO BE PAID HER. —— Representatives of the President to Meet Her at the Depot and Escort Her to the Arlington—The Handsome Quarters That Are Assigned Her. ——— ‘The Secretary of State had a conferonce with the President this morning in regard to the visit of the Princess Infanta Eulahe. It was determined to show her every possible honor consistent with republican ideas in such matters, ‘he President will not personally weicome the prin- cess at the railroad depot, but he will be repre- sented there by the Secretary of State and Col. J. M. Wilson, U.S. A., who holds the office of master of ceremonies at social functions at the Waite House. party at the depot as special representatives of the President and will escort them to the quarters prepared for them in the Sumner Annex of the Arlington Hotel. ‘There will be no special ceremonies attending the reception at the station. ‘The details of arangements for the entertainnzent while at the capital will not be concluded until er wisaes and pleasure in the matter can be learned. THE PROPOSED DINNER IX HER HONOR. If entirely agreeable to the princess, the house today $837,381. Bar silver, 82 ernment bonds auve been steady. "State bonds have been dull. Hailroad bonds have been strong a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, wing are the openiur and closing prices of the New Sork Stock Maraet, as reported by special ‘& Macarchey. 1219 ¥ wires Washington Stock Exchange. Sates—Regular cal!-—12 o'clock m.:_ Met. R. R., Qar 10% Latics. Wash. Loan aud Trusi, 5 at 133. Government Bonds—U. (>. 4s regisicred, 190 19 bid, 1134) asked. | U. S46, coupoms, 1907, 32% bid, 115%) asked. Digirict of Columbia Bonds—zerear fund, 58, ‘1888, gold, vs did, — asked. Water stock, 7s, currency, 1901, 13; bid. — asked. 3u-year tund. 6s, guid, iW, ive bid, — asked. Water stuck, «8, 1005, currency, 115 bid, — asked. 2.05s, 1vz4, fund, cur- rel ‘lil bid. — asked. 23,8, reg. 2-l0s, Iseo- WU, 200 bid, — asked. Miscellaneous Souds—Washington and Geor; thwn £.. Conv. és, Ist, 135 bid, — asked. Was. ington aud asked. ASS asked. = Wasuimgton Ligut dufaut ry ist mort age 65, 2995, 100 9G. — asset. Washington Light lufantrs vd" 78,93 bid, — asked. Wasuingion Gas 13 By By werd) 72 bid. — asked. Washing- : 65, 1901, 18 bid, — assed kekiugton Kauroad as, — vid, 1024 asked. Cnesa- peake and Fotomac ‘'r bid, 105, asked, | Capito! and North 0 Street” Kailroail, ist assed. Metropolitan Rail- Toad Goavertibie és, 110 bid, 114 amked. U.S Blectric Light Convertible $3, 130 bid. 135 asked. Junp, és, 208, bid, — asic. ios vid. — asked. Wasbingion Market Co. exi — asked. American Security and Trust 5s, 5. ‘A.&0O., 10) vid,— asked. American Security and ‘Trust 5s, 1905, r. & A., sv vid, — asked American Security and Trust Sa, 196.4. @ O., Yoo bids — asked. National Bank stocks—Bank of Washington, 340 bid, — asked. Bank of the Republic, 265 vid. 275 asked. Metropolitan, 256 vid, 30 asked. Centra!, 300 bid. —asked. Second, 154 bid. 165 asked. Far Ts and Mechanics’, 183 bid, — usked. Citize: 165 bid, 180 asker te West End, 116 did. 119 asked. ‘Traders, 1i4 bid, 1 asked. Lincoia, 100 via, — asked. Columbia, 154 bid, 160 asked. Ballroad stocks—Washington and Georgetown, 335 bid, — asked. Metrovoltian, 99 bid, 110 asked Capitol and North. 0. sitesi, Georgetown and Tenleytowa, — did. 50 asked. Roce c Creek, ivv vid. — asked. Columoia, Gv bid, 9 es Imsaratice Stocks—Firemen's, 42 bid. 50 asked. Franalin, 980 : iitan, 3 Scasked. Tington, anked.” Coiambia, fds S ase. Thasxed "ite Insure asked Real Penn: Miscellan sous Seas Wasbingsou. Great Falls Market, 14 > rd, 135 asked, bid, — asked. . — asked. Fnen- Boual Saie Deposit . Washington Weposit, ¥8 Bid, 10s | —_— —_ Ealtimore Markets. RALTIMORK, May 19. yur Steady, nnchanged —reveinss, 12.493 barrels: shipments, "18406 bai sates, 49,009 by'sample. 58: Sellow core by sample, . Osis fiTm—No. 3 waite western, 4zass, No. 2 mixed western, 3538 353¢—receipts, 1,00) bushels; Stock, 138311 busgels. Kye quiei—No. 2, 66 bid—stock, 35.02 bushels. Nay good demand—good to choice umothy, 15.50a 16.5%. Grain freignis aruuer, uncaanged. ‘Cotton nominal—middling, S tons quiet and firm, Butter easy—c fai to choice, 22228; do. imita laale, fancy 19; do. good to choice, 13; roils, fine, 20; do. fair ty’ good, 17als; do. Store-packed, isal2. Eggs Coifee qui io cargoes, f j- Sugar siroug and active—granu- ‘opper tncaanged. Wiisky —i.1sal.19, BALTIMORE, May 19. — Virginia threes, 69; Balilmore and Ohio stock, Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern first incomes, 105%: do. sec- ond ihcoutes, 27; Cousolidated gas bouds, 113, a 1143¢; do. stocks, 583459. Chicago Markets. CHICAGO. May 19 (closing)—Whest—May, 714; July, 4a: Sepiember, Tix. Corn—May. ae duly, 425: Se 43. Oxis—May, AE July, ver, 9%. Pork—Mas, 20.95; July, ber, 21.50. Lard—May, 155; July, 10.sS; September, 11.15 Short ribs “May, i030, July, 10.75; September, 10.35. (S=s 2-5 NO DECISION MADE, ‘What Judge Lochren Says About the Medi- cal Examining Boards. There is probably no busier man in the city | J jast now than the energetic gentieman who has | been stirring things up in ench a lively | manner lately at the pension office. Judge Lochren, the new commissioner of pensions, has shown himself to be a man, who, when 8 thing has to be done, believes in doing it quickly and without any fuss. He, however, | hhas no special desire to be credited with plans which do not belong to aim, or are in an un-| formulated condition. Today Judge Lochren | told a Srar reporter that there was nothing in the report that he and decided to appoint three democrats on the pension medicel boards, in- stead of two democrats and one republa which would be according vo precedent. uve not decided this mantier a:'all” eaid the commissioner. ‘In many cases i have an idea that the service would be improved by having three democrats. Nothing, however, | has been settled on asa policy, ‘Tne first and main thing for these boards is to obtain eapa- caiities would enter asa factor in de:ermining the ratio of democrats and republicans on the board. Tepublicanon “Where there is a demand for a: acortain board it is very probable that ore Nill be appointed. You can see, however, that | desk smelling blossoms will @ree: the princess when | the first floor. | charged Frank McHenrs with being an un- dinner and recepzion which the President and Mrs. Cleveland will give in their honor will take piace Tuesday evening. ‘The princess will probably visit the White House tomorrow to pay er respects to the Presdent and Mra. Cleve- land. It cannoz be stated —_defi- nitely whether they will return the visit or not, bui if they conciude to do eothe return cali will aiso be made tomorrow. Seciecrs Gresham was kept fuliy advised of the movements of the royal party today, and a number of teicgzams passed between the Secre- tary and Capi. Davis, the American naval officer, escorsing the party. Tae’ Secretary was notified of the de- parture of the spesial train from Jersey City and also of the ume it the principal stations en route to Wash- ingto According to his information the royal travevers will reach here this afvernoon o'clock. The probabilities are that they wili remam quieciy m their apartments at the Arlington this evening. LIBERAL FLORAL DECORATIONS. Mrs. Cleveland has given instructions for lib- eral floral decorations of the princess’ apart- ments, and the White House conservatories will be severely taxed for the next few weeks to meet the retirements for fresh fowers, WITH MILITARY HONORS. The President has directed that the Princess Infanta be received at the station with military honors and the Secretary of War as accordingly issued orders for two troops of cavalry from Fort Myer, under command of Col Gay V. Henry, to act as an escort for tie party from the depot | to the hotel, Acting on information that she royal party would arrive at 4:30) this afternoon the troops bave been ordered to be at the depot at 4 o'ciock. MER QUARTEKS AT THE ABLINGTOX. The home o: our royal visitors from Spain while in this city will be at the Arlington Hotel. The Princess Eulalie and her suite will be in the Summer house, corner of Vermont avenue and H sireet, ‘he windows ©! which overlook some of the most interesting of the rendence sections | of the capital, ‘The trees of Lafayette Scuar now so thick wit foliage, cut of pardy the view of the White House frou the up) per win dows, out there is a giimpse of the Department to be’ had” for the looking, The great advantage in the sciection of this part of the hote! over the other end is its abso- tate privacy. It is cut off from the rest of the house as compietely as if it was under another roo: ‘the royal party bave all the rooms on the three floors at ihcis disposal. The entrance is on Vermous avenue and at the back the short hall the-e is a glass door and partition closing it off from the main ball of the hotel. Early this afternoon the servants bad | pigced the ks: finishing touches to the | rooms. ‘fhe room on the corner at the left of the entrance is a reception room. It is bright, ene and sunny. ihe suite on the side of the fail consists of another pac! ining room and a bed room. ill are ban: somely furnisied. FoR TRE USE OF THE PRINCESS. ‘The rooms on the second floor are intended | for the use of the princess. ‘Tey have all been recentiy refurnisaed and redecorated, and their first use by the princess will be their royal christening. Tue walls are papered in light, soft colors and the sa:ne ewuess and freshness shows On everything. ‘ne corner room a the bed room of ae mruncess. The Zarniture is of cherry and very crnamental, In addition | to the usual lurniture there is a prett; ad wridag tabvie, where a bunch of sweet she comes in this evening. Next the bed room of the princess is her boudoir, It is furnished handsomely and a tine piano is in one corner. The princess can have music wherever she Ses. as there is another piano in the parlor op ‘On the third floor there is another suite of bed rooms, and if the party should be too large | for these exten: ‘ccomimouations, there are | other rooms close by ready for them. FORMER FAMOUS OCCUPANTS. A grea: many more or less famous persons bave occupied these rooms in the summer house. First of all the the home of Cheries Sz added to the hotel atier his on the lower floor have been the winter home of ex-Ser aire. Langiry had the rooms the princess will oceup} when she came nere some years ago fresh from London society to make her first’ Washington ‘ppearance on the boards. Queen Kapiolani aud her suite msde cheiz home in these rooms also when they came sere six Fears azo. ‘The very firs: aivention tha: will be paid the royal party after they aze shown their rooms is to give them theirdinner. The dinner table will be all spread in anucination of this settied fact even in royal programs. ‘Tae dining room 1s plenty large enough to accomimodate a partir of twice as many people the suite of the princess. The fur- niture o: the room is in light oak, and, of course, the prettiest and damtiest china and glass and the best silver will decorate the tabie | and buffets. es DECORATED WITH FLOWERS, The White House Keady to Receive the Presbyterian Delegates. ‘The White House has been prettily decorated | with plants and flowers for the reception to be | given by the Prendent and Mrs. Cleveland tothe delegates and friends of the Presbyterian as- sembly. ‘The reception takes piace thisafternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock and the entire jower portion of the mansion, including the green houses, will be tarown open to tne visitors, ‘They will be presented to the President by Moderator Craig and to Mrs. Cleveland by Cel. J. 3, Wilson, ihe receiving party will stand in the east room near the main vestibule, | no that the guests alter being presented will be t 20 pass on through the green, blue aad red parlors and out into the conservatory. Pecrestamirnnialy nlicensed Cattle Broker. License Inspectors Donovan and Melton had | case in the Police Court today. They licensed cattle broker. ‘The defense was that he dealt in cattie in his stable, claiming that he acted as an agent of another man, whose stable “Judge Kisabaif beld iim Habze under iabie and required him to get a license, nh a neieeaen Had to Be Ciubbed. George Bateman, a stone mason, was placed under arrest at $2dand M strects yesterday | | afternoon by Policeman Yetton. He resisted | P® | arrest and the officer clubi ‘The public sentiment in slitferent lo- | — Lead was badly damaged, and then charged bim with assault im addition vo eaved fanity. The case will be tried in the Police Court next week. —— James Ror, Elmer Atbo and Alexander Alearow were drowned in an attempt to shoot no course out and the ap- pointments will deperd on circumstances,” the rapids at Sewall’s Falls, N. H., in a boa:, ‘These two gentlemen will receive the royal} Bateman's | Gettin Thin — is often 4 ent to getting ill. If loss of flesh can be arrested and dis! POSTSCRIPT ‘That Amount of Damages Awarded to Mag Ragland. ‘The jury this afternoon returned o vertish against all four of the defendants, Woodward, and Lothrop and Flinders and Hendridy awarding the plaintiff €15,000 damages, saab cg THE PATENT OFFICE SCANDAL, = Miss Shedd Denies Having Furnished formation That Led te the Charges. be thoroughly investigated. It is reported that Mr. Simonds, when com missioner, presented his chief clerk, Mr. Ban- ‘nett, with seventy-five volumes of electriel reports published by the office and comprising all the data up to date upon patents bearing es electricity. It is reported that Mr. in turn presented them to Mr. Simonds’ patent firm in New York city. ME. DENNETT CLAIMS EIS ACTS WERE LEAR When asked at his home today by # Stan re Porter as to the truth of this statement Mp. Bennett replied that be had nothing to say fur [ Paper to the effect that Mr. Simonds’ say that Miss Nellie F, Shedd, who has typewriter and to the suoners of patents for tweive years, formation’ to Moser. Church & Church, thet Hl ee ae ns Miss Shedd ae; outora ‘it of jae some of Sapo seein ae ke her chances of retaining her present Position stronger by making the charges against ber lute superior, end please te present commissioner.” Patent ——~ oa credit this charge against ‘Shedd, today stated their disbelief in it. ‘MISS SHEDD'S DENIAL. Miss Shedd, when seen by a representative of ‘Tur Star today, made the statement that, im erpap cg friends are said tobe page og the wished to deny absolutely that bad way, or my, gree or Sete relauve this or any other matter; that she herself entirely ignorant of the matters Church & Chures for corroboration of ber statemen’ Hj | such rumors were utterly untrue and that gen tleman would undoubtediy corroborate ber statement. Miss Shedd ad¢ed that she oul scarcely imagine any surer way of bringing f into distaver with ber chief than to such coarse. As to the charges the so-called friends of Mir. Simonds, sbe punt it would seeia to be of more for suca friends to disprove the charges than to direct their inowiry to the unimportant channel through waich the Messrs. Church derived their information. ‘The Messrs. Caureh were seen later, and is Auswer to inquiries tated that they had nevet held any communication with Mise Shedd oe @ subject of their allegations against ‘Simonds, nor had they <a from chrectiy or indirectly, any information upon tue subject. FREEMAN AND FOSTER DECLINE TO TALE. Messrs. Freeman and Foster declined to tal today about the charges brought against theif firm. They are pre; say, to prove them, and will Tseep silent until the comes to talk before tae board of inquiry. vex ith AN INVESTIGATION NTO BE man pppoe denmemichve dane! 220s # Street and un! ‘15th instant an empioye@® the naval observatory, has been sued for @& vorce by his wife throuch her Thomas Sothron. The case some up during the ecrly part of month. Mrs Wazt charges that ber has been intimate with an allered named Meitie Russell, She charges that met the young woman ast at © questionable resort, boarded her ai a city hotel, and kept house on W street. In various ways Watt has secured whet will be used | evidence in the suit, The most spicuous charges which Mrs, Watt against her husband are in connection Lim as an employe of the naval He has been empioyed there for fif teen as a skilled laborer, bat during the Tae=t period has been acting as foreman of construction ganz. Mrs. Watt changes he was antrusted with the of the workmen and by an Tobbed the government of large cums, pve) gare po gpg pay claims he would write a sum greater due the man. This would be allowed by _— authority. Then Watt would take envelope containing the man's the excess aud deliver what was due him Areporter for Tue Stas called on Capt. Nair, the superintendent of the Cap. MeNar will order » beard ing to consider before the men who have served under ‘The swindle charged. he said, was Capt. Bishop drew the money and tended its payment. He. Capt. McNair, often —— supenntended it. The on the roll would be called and the cuvelope basded the man. the amount in the em not with the announced sum there would have n instant row. Besides no such sum es tioned by Mrs. Watt had been or ae said that there had been hundreds = demned mstruments of that kind which regarded as no value, an Watt had appropriated one | told Watt one month ago as hard as he should and He gave him thirty days’ lew last be received Watt's a yesterdav. cepted it one Monday,