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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-03
RISE IN THE GRANGER STOCKS.
Effect Of Gov. Boyd's Veto of the Maximum
Rate Bill

Effect Of Gov. Boyd's Veto of the Maximum
Rate Bill
NEW YORK, April S.-The dealings in the
stock market this morning were on the same
extremely limited scale as yesterday, and out
side Of the three grangers, st. Paul, Rock
Island and Burlington and sugar the
transactions were entirely devoid of in
terest and scarcely any tendency in
prices was perceptible. The opening
was made at small fractional gains over last
nights figures, but among the leading shares
weakness appeared and the opening gains were
wiped out with something in addition. sugar
losing u per cent. Later, however, prices
stiffened up again and in the stocks mentioned
were brought up to and beyond those Of OPEN
ing, with a little more animation in the deal
ings. No special feature marked the trading,
however, and at II o'clock the market was dull
and steady to firm ct lnsignincant changes
from the first figures.
Money easy at 23ka3 per cent. The stock
market after II o'clock displayed some anima-
ton in spots, q dispatch stating that tho
maximum freight rate bill had been
vetoed by Gov. Boyd of Nebraska causing
further slight appreciation in the grangers,
was sugar. which reached S45s for the common
against 50 ]& last evening and 903s for the pre-
ferred against 80. The rest Of the market,
however, was as lifeless as usual and at noon
was dull but firm, generally at insignificant
changes from the opening figures.
Silver closed at 9Sx. No sales today.
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SORROW In THE TEMPLE.
Masons Throngipg to View the Remains of
Gen. Albert Pike.

Gen. Albert Pike.
There was q great deal of sorrow about the
Scottish Rite Temple today, where the body Of
the late Gen. Albert Pike lies at rest, and all
day long there was a constant stream of visit
ing Masons, who called ouk Of respect to their
dead chieftaip. The large flag of the Scottish
Rite tapped in the breezes at half mast from
the top Of the temple. This morning at about
$50 O'Clock the members of the supreme coun-
Gil in the city met in the secretary's Office and
discussed the funeral arrangements. Those
present were DR.. Bachelor, the Junior grand
commander; Frederick Weber and Gilmore
Meredith. 1t was decided to hold the mid.
night services on Thursday next The inn.
pressive ceremony will probably take place
In the Cathedral on G street. On Friday the
church services will be held They will prob
ably take place at Ascension Church. To both
Of these ceremonies the public are invited. In
the meantime the remains will lie in state in the
Supreme Council chamber at the Temple Of the
Scottish Rite at the corner Of Sd and streets
northwest.
Arrangements for the funeral are necessarily
Of 9 somewhat indefinite character. A
guard Of honor from Albert Pike Con-
mains since shortly after the general.
death and the guard viii be kept up-with re-
liefs every six hours-until the funeral There
are two Masons In each relief. Until the Su-
prems Council arrives and its men,
bers are In twenty-six or twenty-seven
states, nothing can be done in the way Of con-
structing the funeral program. While every
member viii probably be here in time for the
services matters will not be kept waiting As
soon as q sufficient number put in an appear
ance the final arrangements will be made and
promulgated.
1t is expected that the generals remains will
be removed to the Scottish Rite Cathedral on
g street between 9th and 10th within day or
90. as the Supreme Council chamber, in which
the body now lies, Is too small to admit the
immense number Of people who desire to see it.
Unless the Supreme Council issues formal
invitation to the local Masonic bodies there
viii be no general participation in the final
ceremonies.
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DIED.

p.sa-, H ooRNHiIGs HfRaM. ssiov.d so a wssl
and Isabeila AdsIs. aged sf yeArs. three rnonihs
exlsys.
As flower which bioomed but Cor day drcor.
head and dies dear little Neal elsddenrd our haS
only for lev br.ef yeArs and 10 taken iron us.
Funeral services II an Saturday al the rsssdso1
o: his parents. yd9 Florida avenue. Fuepds Q. Is
family are invited % attend.
BROWN. On Thursday. April 2. 1891. Col. sAs
Tuueral from his late rrsidenos, No. 50 G sfsvj
northwest. Saturday. April 4. at 10 o'ciocs .
Friends invited.
CARL TON, On Thursday. April 2, 1891, ss Ess,e<
hid. ANNf W. widow u the Ists Henry L. osrlfsl
4. at ) O'Clock baltimore Sun please cory.l Z
CARROLL. On April .. 1891. at BAN. JAM.
CARROLL. native o. County kAksnny; ireland.
.r. ses norshs. s s.sura.s Iprii 4 q sS 3
thence TO st Matthew'S Church friends invited. .
pn., NARY VIRGINIA., b.iovea vile Of fhouaas =
fanSI from hi nhiSs sM csurch sunday. April
stS pm; frasnds q III s1s t.S.y ss ,pssnhs y
MACH So 1871. Al ie o'elocf and nv VII IL - ss.
norths.., on sunasy. tss ssk Instant, q eeso
kelsfives and friends are respectfully invited 20
tend. VI
REAGAN, On Wednesday, Arri J. 1881, ., COS
p.m.. IlMoIHi naLAoANs son o. he .sis has:is.
May he rsst IN psscs.
The funeral viii take psce from tbs rssideoss q
sister, Ars- NJ Pierre, 81 street south wst - n
day. lPril & At . 30 . m, thense g y ppsanse;
ana frisnds respectfully invited 20 stss.d. u
srlartion. jAeoB sfk6ks. M :svsn.s TO ysss,
No scns s:@.sns ss Y ns.srsd g Ais.sy ~
lAlbany and chinsgo papsrs passss copy.1
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VORCE LAW.
Probable Effect Of the Recent Quarrel of the
JacksouA.

LONDON, April S.-The agitation for reform
OF the English divorce law, in the direction of
hberality, has been gaining ground ever since
the release Of Mrs. Jackson from her husband 3
custody, and is likely to make its appearance
In parliament. People are coming forward
in the newspapers with numerous instances
of the hardship Of the present law upon both
husbands and wives deserted by their partners,
but unable to obtain divorce. In some
instances the husbands are convicts, sem
fenced to long terms Of imprisonment, while
the wives are left destitute, but cannot
remarry. In other cases the husband or
wife is a habitual drunkard, homes are broken
up and children in care Of relatives, but no
divorce can be obtained. 1t is not thought
hKei!, however, that any reform can as yet be
effected, as the established church is opposed
to any relaxation of the existing law.
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EFFORTS FOR HARMONY,

Minister Porters Diplomatic Exertions ut
Rome Said to Promise Great Success.
LONDON, April s.-Todays news from Rome
is to the effect that Minister Porter has been
striving with considerable appearance Of sue
cess to induce the Italian ministry to be con-
tent with an assurance that money in
demnity will be forthcoming for the
families Of the italian subjects who were
iynched at New Orleans. Popular sentiment,
however, Is averse to such q course. and APP
parently bent on Q serious demonstration to-
ward the United States. The issue, saws the
correspondent, seems to be between the gov
eminent on the one hand, with conservative
instincts and aims, and a powerful popular in
huence on the other.
THE ENGLISH DIVORCE LAW
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ENGINEERS LICENSES,
Omcers Are Visiting tho Various Places
Where Steam 10 Used.

Omcers Are Visiting tho Various Places
Where Steam 10 Used.
The Commissioners recently issued an order
upon the subject Of engineers being licensed
and the police are now visiting places whore
engineers services are required and
it 10 expected that there will be several casss
taken into court during the next few days. The
order reads az follows. fTsso el.si.
Ordered: That the major Of police cause the
force under his direction to visit all places
where steam is generated 10 ascertain whether
the certificate Of the boiler inspector pertain
ing to such plant and the license Of the engi-
neer are mounted in frames and hung In some
conspicuous place in or about the engine o.
boiler rooms and are dated within the year,
and promptly report delinqusnts In that ~
spect.
As the order requires the officers to visit all
places where steam 10 generated some Of them
are wondering whether they are expected to
visit private Kitchens or not and see that the
cook has the necessary license in frame 70
adorn her kitchen wall.
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WHEAT CROP PROSPECTS.
Tho Acreage in Kansas Greater Than Las
Year.

The Acreage in Kansas Greater Than Last
Year.
TOPEKA, April s.-Secretary Mohler Of the
state board Of agriculture has issued his regu-
lar monthly crop report. It shows q winter
wheat acreage of zoos, 900 acres an excess over
last year of 527,0 900 acres. The general condi.
ton Of the plant as compared with perfect
condition is 9S1s per cent. The condition Of
rye compared with the average is 100 per cent.
Live stock is reported to be in excellent con-
dition. The season is two weeks later
than a year ago and blowing has been
retarded. There is some fear that the Hessian
fly, which appeared in disastrous numbers in
forty-three counties last fall, may injure the
crop. Some correspondents believe, however,
the wet and cold weather Of this spring has
killed the eggs.
ToRoNTo, April s.--A gentleman who has
travelled extensively throughout Ontario is
authority for the statement that both fall
wheat and clover have wintered safely and the
outlook is most hopeful for good crops.
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|O'MALLEY IN COURT.
The New Orleans Detective Answers
to the Indictment Against Him.
MINISTER P0RTERS PEACE EFFORTS.
Agitation in Behalf of New Divorce
Law in England.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DETE(yrIyE O,NAIuEv ApprARs
MINISTER PORTER'S PEACE EFFORTS.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
DETECTIVE o'MALLEY APPEARS.

He Answers in Court to the Indictment for
Perjury.
NEW ORLEANS, April Sd. c. oMalley, the
detective, appeared in the criminal court this
morning to answer to the indictments for
perjury, conspiracy to commit perjury and
accessory before the fact in an attempt to
bride a jury. He was accompanied by Lional
Adams, his attorney, and James Barry. a prom
inent local politician. o'Malley was released
on $4,000 bond, which was signed by Barry.
After his release O'Malley walked the streets
alone as If he had never been in danger of the
fury OF mob. He declines to talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-03

Mr.. h. b. Darnill has been appointed clerk
in the auditors Office at o., 400 per annum.
DEPOSITS FOB ExcAvATIoN PER,Irs.
Upon the recommendation Of Capt Rossell
the Commissioners today amended thsir order
Of March 6, 1891, a. follows:
''Thas hereafter every person excavatine or
grading for buildings and public works shsIi
deposit With the collector OF taxes cas- In each
case as guarantee that all deposits Of material
incident to such work shall 30 removed from
streets. roads and alleys ana any damage that
may result from such deposits made
good, or in case Of failure to make. such
removals that the District may do the nee
essary work therefor snd pay the expenss
from the amount Of such deposit The certi6-
cate Of the collector Of ta1ss that such deposit
has been made must, before the Issue Of such
permit, b 6lsd with the officer issuing the per-
init for the excavation and b retained
BY said Officer untn notiHed By the
ofheer In charge Of the engineer department
70 return il All permits for sswsr, water OF
other house connections, OF repairs thereto,
shall hereafter be issued By the permit clerk ok
the engineer department."
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IMMENSE NEGOTIATIONS.

II have used Johann HOfrs Mali Extract for "A
past ave years IN my private practice and have sosa
u TO BE- the bsst hssith bsvss.es suh sssp
srsavs known ihsvs found n sspscs,ly sosa ss "a
sous convslescins from fever. IN esss q dyspspss
Cor motheu nursans. md IN cssss Of wsAkly eAosss
and also IN lung troubles Ny attention vss drssl N
the tmmsnse inportstson ssmimonshly. snA shDss
million Of bottss imported by you have ps~sd ,s>e~
ton IN the Custom Houss satisfactorily Tor ~ ~
Ave yssrs" =
AVOID imisseinas Tbsrs b se<ha.w ''Sust - 49,
vhsn you cen obs>sn The genuine srsscls. wttcb no.
have tho signsturs Of 'JohAnn Ho6" % ~ go Y
every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-03
ACQUITTED OF GRAVE KossrNe.

Verdict In the Trial OF Physieians 1t Jensr-
sOnville, Ind.
LOUISVILLE, Kr.. April SIN the cases Of the
alleged grave robbers, Drs. Blackburn and
Grant and the negro Mukes, who have been on
trial at Jsfersonville, Ind, since Tues
day, the Jury this morning re-
turned verdict Of not guilty. The
residents Of New Albany and Jacksonville are
greatly displeased with the result Of the jury's
deliberations, but are somewhat comforted in
the knowledge that the defendants we're put 10
great cost and trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-03
MARRIED..

JoYCE-TRENT. On April 3. 1891. BY the D
Mr.. Brown. al Fourth baptist Church. al 10 o'c<
p. m, WILLIAM JOYCE TO Miss MAGGIE TkESys
oLDs-MEtGs, On THURSDAY. ApEil 2. ISL
s fSs RES Es,losn1e TIE Fiji fsi NJ.
Mics 20 Nj. HENRY ". oI.Ds.
wHITT1NGBAM-RUTHE On rhurndi1
Aprl p 1891, ct the Church Of the Epiphany. by d
Rev. Richard Mhitt.nghaIu, father OF the groom
sisted by the Rev. DI. AckiIn, rector Of the cbqri
sdslphia, Pa, TO Misc BESSIE htTHERfOks
d. shtsr OF Col; Robert @. kuther1erd. U. .. Al
" asllngtop, d. @. Y
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HINTS WORTH PRoFITrNG BY.

TIE MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, with turn
over cosrs and eufs Of fine esnbru.dsry and fu high
sesves are LBS garments Another style with four
Insertions Of Hamburg and four clusters of three
bunch tucks are also great bargain at ~ Ask
for them If you can't easily and them. Gail early and
wswin At you. whether you unusually small or
large
The SKIRTS with deep nouncs. torchon lace in
ssrOn. ese and cluster are worth nearer 30
than - eenis Those with nne-inch cambria nounce
sI turks and fhree-inch edge OF fine embroidery are
also very superior Note the quality Of material and
sintufngs. the fnisA the ~idfA There will be grab
hing for thess also: Skirts with deep embroidery
RUNE and seven tacss above.
THE CORSET COVERS CFrench patterus, of finest
cambria with exquisite lace trimmings front and back
would be barrsin at s1.15 Those who are Judges of
embroidery viii recognize Corset Covers we'll worth
sl.2a
The cHEMIsE that will go first are those trimmed
with French embroidery these garments will wear al
most indefinitely Those trimmed with torchon and
plat val laces of quality that should retail at b.
HE DRAWERS OF cotton and ca:nbric with hns
Hamburg rfis. cluster tucks and Hamburg insertion
are well worta 81 20 PAIR are those with the
Plat val and torcAon lace trimmings
NONE SHALL BE DISAPPOINTED.
In order that all Sizes al be shown in all garments
We include for toporrow onr rem stock If 81 rs
Covers Chsuaises and Drawers in unusually small "a
VEL a. extra large sizes.
INFANTS AND cH1LpREN-s DEPARTMENT
whole column in this evenings Critic to tell of
tomorrow attractions Here nnd space only
for brief mention Of Caps.
Two u the sweetest the cutes, OF the styles are
ohei ell at p and 80 cents They Caps O. shirred
null. with rlche edged with yaencfsnnes lace; but
that doesn't tell Jon or that indescrbsoe something
style You can II. but how tell Of it,
Many noveltiss Including the Paris Caps with POM
pons At the following prices: 80. -. oS, TO and IS
each
China and Surah slk Caps. with lace ruche, CSC to
- % each The more expensive ones being slabo-
rats4y hand Embroidered.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED belcyl
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call-1e O'Clock M: Lincoln Ma
tional Bank, at 102. Lincoln Fire Insurance 100
ct ~ Washington Loan and Trust Company,
district Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. O., 1891,
gold. 10Y bid. asked. Per imp. 7s, 1871, cur.
currency, los bid. 2oyear fund, c. 1892 gold, 100
bid asked so-year fund. IS, 1899, gold, lo7 bid.
Water stock Is, 1901, currency, la5 bid, - asked.
Water stock, %, currency, 1908, lss bid. - asked
s-65s, 1924, fund, currency, ll6 bid. IL; asked.
MI, Miscellaneous el, BondsoWashing19n ana George
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible ss
Us bid, 1870 asked. Masonic Han Association,
Company, LIST mortgage 6s, ITO bid, asked. wash
ington Market Company, imp IS, lis bid, asked.
American Security and Trust Company, 100 bid. O3
e., 1904, 80 bid, asked. Washington Light In
fantry %, Is 1904, BON bid, 1os asked Washington
ssned SnS s ses c. IaH BID
B, 81, 12aN bid, l2oX asked. Washington Gas Com
pany Convertible q, 1870 bid: asked:
bid, 500 asked. Bank Of Republic, $40 bid, asked
Metropolitan, $50 bid, 800 asked Central, 300 bid
Second. lsS bid; goo asked Farmers and Me-
lso asked. Columbia, leo bid, = asked. Capt.
tai, lg2h bid, l25H asked. West End, SsX bid, loo
asked: Traders. ii'A bid. llsx as4el. Lincoln.
Railroad Washington and Georgetown,
$50 bid s5o asked Metropolitan. 5H bid,il9 asked.
Columbia, IS bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North o
Home, 81 bid, 81 asked. Georgetown and lem
leytown, COY bid. is asked.
Insurance Stocks-Eiremen's, AZ bid, 81 asked.
Franklin, rs bid 81 asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid,
asked. National Union is bid, ~ asked. Arlington,
l.b bid. 1870 asked. Corcoran. IS bid, asked. Co
lumbia, 15x bid, 16k asked. Gsrman-American,
ISIS bid, - asked. Potomac, ss bid, 100 asked
Riggr, bid, 81 asked Peoples, 64 bid, 5sI
asked Lincoln; 81 oid' So asked. Commercial,
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate Title, 1870
bid - asked. Columbia Title, bid, 6IS asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas,
q bid, AN asked. Georgetown Cas- - bid. U. s.
Electric Light, l6i bid, 17OH asked
Telephone tocks-Pennsylvania, Is bid, asked,
Chesapeake and Potomac, 51x bid 50 asked Amer.
lean Graphophone, ~ bid. 64 asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-W ashington Market Com.
pany, Il bid, ~ asked Washington Brick Ma
Company, los bid, 49, asked Bull Run Pano-
rama Company, Is bid. u asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, u bid, 4 asked. Interocean Building
Company, = bid, % asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-yatiou,,
Safe Deposit, $50 bid, - asked. Washington
Safe Deposit Company, ITO bid, 1856 asked Wash
ingtOn Loan and Trust Company, s5k bid, 81
asked, American Security and Trust Company,
1873 bid 81 asked
sEx. dividend.
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The Jan Duildings Authorised. bat No None.
n Rrocf Th~n.

The Jan Dui1dings Authorised, but No Money
10 Erect Them.
The Philadelphia mint was not the only
building which the last Congress provided q
law Cor without appropriating the necessary
money. The United States has no accommo-
dasion for federal prisoners and i,
Obliged 10 lodge them In the
the state prisons - bosrders. The statutes
prohibit The employment Of thsss persons In
competition with free labor, and they are
therefore . steady expense A. the last
Congress the Department Of Justice succeeded
in having bill passed authorizing the erection
Of three United 6tstss jail buildings In different
parts Of the country 70 cost e500,000 each, but
- y now discovered, NO money was sppropri-
ated aud the building cannot be proceeded
with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-03

Aucu Oxzps Uut Only Ono Uoaths
Although doctors ~ thst there are many
persons saek With tie grip only one dssth from
that disease has been rsportsa duzing tAs past
wesk. The police are suffering from The grir
and other diseases nowsnd this morning. roper,
shoved that thirty-four Of then were % ths
sick list Fully one-haN Of that number, 3 \
thought ere snGeripg freo IL grip, eassoi b.
expesu!e n ~ ~ veakAss = q haam + ~
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Wills Filed Today.

The will Of the late WIN. 4. Ford vas diss
day. He leaves his watch, diamond studs =
seal ring to his son, and the rest Of his ssJ
to his wife.
A noncupative will OF Jennie c. Nssie \
filed today. 1t was made about week bel
death, and was in the following words,
household effects and my money in bank Z
for my mother" 4
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xuvoooooon9 eho Lyoehfn0.
Attorney GENERAL Miller hes received tsls-
gram from the United ststes district sttornsy
st New Orleans saying that he IL nov
engaged IN he investigates Of the re-
cant killing Of Italians in the city taii, in 60
eordanes WitA Instructions from WashinrSon
end WI pyspsrs snd forward his rsport . ~
A4oG1a0 oeAerA - promptly - pe6aihlA
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Asour YouR Spnrse WRAP.

EXCLUSIVE sTYLEs-Good in way, but bad IN
many ways. The retail merchant the nlauufact-
urer WITH proposition soIlsthin; like this: Itr,u
Dur % many a. thsss garments pOU iil not ply
Other merchants IN Washington.
This enables the advertising Of socalied exclusive
styles. and. in doing away with competition. larger
pronts than would otnsrw.se be possible. Whether
the anxiety Of the merchant to give you an exc
stys or himself obtain unusually good profit is
QUESTION you can best snsver yourself by morning
shopping tour.
The PslaGs Royal has e1elusirs Styles obtained BY
the importation of sample garments which served as
modes for those Of domestic manufacture We ask
comparison Of Pslais Royal prices with those Of
other stores We leave II to your intelligence a. to
whether the garments are as stylish, well made 1T
- well. &c, as those shown elsewhere. Sometimes
the explanation Of higher prices is Ours superior
garments, &C., de-
, THE PAIAIS ROYAL
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MONEY yoR ONO AND New JxRsrY.-Ths Seo-
Rotary Of the Treasury today paid tbs direct
tax claims Of the state Of Ohio, amounting to
sneuatinS - oooaek
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Rap~~ nj thsrh>r,u>v~~s

Range Of the Therznsmessr. "a
The following were the resdings st the III =
Office today: 10. m, a; pm. % haxims
81; minimum, 40.
TEE YASrrc from Port Royal has arrived a
Fortress Monroe.