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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

THE MONUMENTAL"
GOLDEN HARVEST FOR YOU.
THE WHOLE STORE ALIVE AND IN wHIRL
OF BARGAINS.
Today scatter entire stock Of beautifully
trimmed SUMMER HATS and BoNNETs at e. 80
3d. 30 and 81 80 for charming styles worth "a 4 and
IS, and 81. 30 So and IS exquisite and becom-
n2 Hats ana Bonnets The finest Paris-nade, such
cannot lie had under s12 to SIS We trim to order
in way that pieases the most particular.
Another great invoice of fine straw shapes to 20 ut
SUNSHINE PRICES.
5ccses all shapes worth 49,. Sc and Csc. at 2oc.
cases of beautiful Hats worth Csc, &I.23 and
81 As at Csc.
cases June fashion Hats in Milans, Leghorn and
Tuscanys. Neapoitans and beautiful Chip, marvel
ously fine. at 81. as worth 81. 25 and go 10.
''Such Hats as these Are bound to please;
They'll sell 'em all with greatest ease."
FLOWERS. FLOWERS.
Tho Flower section is q veritabie dollhouse You
will think in countless ways These Artificial Flow
duplicate nature to perfection.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
We have all about % Jackets lett Of the 10 gar
ments that offered at 81 40 Former prices were
a. so to g. To close out the balance they now 70 at
81. 29-$l.29-$l.22
Beaded and Lace Capes at a sacrifice.
In lot / are Beaded and Lace Capes that sold from
81. so to $12. The price now, So %. $500 $3.50
In lot = are Beaded and Lace Capes that sold from
els to s25. The price now. 81. 9S-$5 9S-35 SO.
HOSIERYi HOSIERY!
Our Fine Silk Hose in all colors and 20 per cent
below the former prices.
Iisle Thread Hose in all the dress shades both
plain and Rchelieu ribbed at SOC. fully worth zoe.
Also the finest grade at S9c. regular price, 81 IL.
Fast Black Hose. 40 gauge. extra length. double
Isle thread heel and toe. the regular price 0c c
Also Ladies' Fancy Hose. Richelieu ribbed, with
Black boots-also in Tans and Gray as well as Balbrg
gan Hose-at Exc, or pairs for 2jc.
LADIES' VESTS.
Ladies' Isle Thread Vests in all colors at SOC. :;
worth zoe.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vest at 20c regular price, BIC.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
All the leading makes of Summer Corsets. R. 4 g..
Thompson's and the C. T. French from 81 up.
Heavy Coutil Corsets, stripped with hne satine at
&c. that sell generally at 75c.
Heavier Coutil Corset. extra long waist, in White
and Gray. perfect hitting, at 75c.. well worth u.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We have gained an envsble reputation for selling
Gloves that give entire satisfaction.
Our S-button Suede Mousquetaire, In Tan, Mode,
Gray and Black. with fancy stitches. at sl.do; sold
everywhere ut %.
Our 4-button suede Ut &C.
SHOOK Glace French Kid Gloves In All the leading
shades.
Ladies' Fine Taneta Gloves at 25c
Ladies' Fine Silk Nitts ut 2jc. and A6c.
THE MONUMENTAL.
IT. 8H and $50 IT. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

The cyclone that swept Ohio yesterday was
devoid OF politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

May gentle breezes watt the little brigantine
Kite and the polar exploring party Of Mr..
Peary on their way Greenlandward tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

The Cotrisr-JoUndl refers to the L. 8. Treas
ury A. "A bankrupt Treasury" Since when
was il bankrupt?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

LAWN TENNIS Goops
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
r. GOLDsCHMID'S,
1OO7-1OO9 ST. NV.
WRIGHT DITSoN's
s59s SEARS SPECIAL. reduced to g. So
PECK l. sNYDERS
3d. 10 THE BEEKMAN," reduced to $40.
81 % EXPERT. reduced to IS. %.
%. As FRANKLIN CLUB. reduced to 1905.
s4.4S {" EXPERT, reduced to %. 10
SPECIAL RACKETS.
3d. % sEABRIGHT SPECIAL. reduced to s315
a3 9S AsHBY JUNIOR. reduced to $685.
50. ~ VASsAR. reduced to $3.1 ID.
g. 25 CARNIVAL. reduced to $40
sPALDING RACKETs.
-. 90 SLOCUM. reduced to 81. 25.
Wright & Dtson's 1891 TENNIS BALLS, DC. each
80 other different styles of RACKETS at reduced
prices.
r. COLDS HMID,
1t 1OO7-lOO9 ST. NV
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A LAST CHANCE.

Tomorrow will be one Of the last oppor-
tunities you will have to reap the benefits
that have grown ont of the closing of our
Cloak Department. IL You will only look
the matter full in the face for . moment
and remember that
All the Nissss' and Chidren's ydckeka
AL the Aisses' and Chtidren's Rssteys.
All the Misses' aud Ch,ldrea's Riazsrs
AL the ChIidrsa's Gretehesls
WINTER OR SPRING wEIGHT-srs .sil-
Ing for Just
One half what they're marked.
you'll not let another sun set until you,xe
provided for the future. Just think Of IT.
You can afford TO buy them and lay thsm
away for the few months until THEY'RE
needed. sure to rurrst it you
don't.
Well talk these things over more fully
with you In person tomorrow.
Il sAKS AND COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

Concerning the alleged decline Of Mr.. Jerry
Simpson, Will somebody please state what Mr..
simpson has declined?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

Philadelphia financial circles are composed
Of bankers, brokers and breakers
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The Charleston should come home a. convoy
TO the Itata-
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Ssess for cur Free Eropeaa Tssp. Guessing con-
test ciosss Jats {. 1871
k1xes PALACE.
Sl2 and Sl4 sth -
Nyou have not attended our
FIRST GREAT CLEARING SALE OF
MILLINERY AND WRAPS
You should do 90 at once such low prices have
never before been offered for stylish and desirable
goods
We quote below few Of the many specials offered.
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EMMHH LIZ LL11LIIINN SSSSkkEKk B y =

sss# i En-. ( E... #s$s n I'll H'f y
Ladies'. Misses and children's BLACK BELGRADE
and LACE FLATS. Good value at SIC. CLEARING sal,
price.
25 CENTS.
25 CENTS.
ladies'. Misses and ohildr.n's WHITE LEaHoRN
FLATS. Good value at 75c. and 81. A.
a. CENTS
A. CENTS.
ladies'. Misses and chdrens HATS, in all eo,ors.
IN all the leading shapes Formesprices 80. e. and
10 CENTS.
10 CENTS.
F. s. s $$*$ f. E Esf :: S:
I ILL 90 WV EFF ssss =
We will place on our counters 300 dozen of Flowers.
all the latest effects, and We have divided them
3LoTs
Lot consists of long and short spray. Of Flowers
that are good value at 80. as and SIC. We offer
80 CENTS.
50 CENTS.
Lot consists of long sprays in all effects desirable
trimmings for ladies' misses children's hats Good
value at 81. 81 % and Sl.37. Your choice at
60 CENTS.
Gy CENTS.
effects. and are good values at sl50. 81. 40 and g.
Your choice at
81 CENTS.
9s CENTS.
SPECLAL-We cannot begin TO dcscribe the abope
designs an Fio,rers. You must call aud them
and then you tcGI realize uAat icOaderri bargains
they are.
We have just received few new specials in our
LADIES' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
And will place them counters at the following
values:
CORSET COVERS
High and Low Neck CORSET COVERS. soft finish
cotton in all sizes, at Sc.
CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS. V SHAPE. trimmed
around neck with pretty designs of embroidery.
Regular price 3ic.. at 25c.
very handsome CAMBRIA CORSET COVER in
low neck front. made of eight rows Of hemsti.ched
box pleats, something entirely new. finished around
with Hamburg embroidery; perfect Mt. Regular price
JOc., at Sc.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Children's CAMBRIA DRESSES; sizes /, 2, 8, 4
years; Jokes made Of all-over embroidery; trimmed
sleeves. Regular price ;59c.. at 2jc.
very pretty Chiid's Dress. made Of White India
Linen; all-over yoke back and front, with pretty
designs of Swiss embroidery full embroidered sleeves
Regular value 81. 90, at 1.c.
ChIdrens drawers. superior quality cotton, hem
and tuck bottoms. in sizes up to 6 years. at l2hc.
Boys Shirt Waists. in very pretty designs. Regular
value 2oc., in all sizes up to IA years at
Is CENTS.
Don't miss our Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods as we
intend giving up this department and we offer special
discounts on all Dry Goods.
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6S CENTS.
NHoEs.

SHOES.
The summer lines are open now. We've
looked to the COMFORT and rear. and want
you TO make the actual service our Shoes
give the basis of your Judgment of worth.
We dont begin to ask as much AS others
and still We carry the qualities that could
command IT, We guarantee every pair.
SAKS AND COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05
Omar SALE Or RrxsAxrs.

We are closing out large lot Of Remnants
q Dr., =, 9 ss g very low prics c2ns.st.
they are marked ct very low pgices We now
onsr them q resluction Of tweatv.Gye per
". Z. eH0sTER & SONS.
3e0-6e We p0nnsylvaniA ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

Hh0s governor Of Connecticut
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England ought to abide by English evidence


but the world knows that she never does if
British interests" are not promoted thereby
English evidence, as furnished by maps printed
in London as early as 1874 and 1875, when Hol-
land owned everything from the Rio Maroni to
the Rio Essequibo. that is from the aeknowl-
edged western border of French Guiana to the
acknowledged eastern border of Venezuela, or.
as it was then called, New Cumana, was clear.
unequivocal and complete as to the territorial
rights Of the Dutch in Guiana The treaty Of
peace between the European powers in 1915
awarded portion Of these rights to the En-
glish. That the western border Of British Guiana
ever. under the treaty or by consent OF
Venezuela the only power having authority
to consent. foot west of the Essequibo
nobody asserted until long afterward, and not
even then with show of confidence IN Its
truth. On the contrary, as The STAR has pre-
viously shown. the English government has
tacitly or explicitly admitted Venezuelan con-
troll over a large part of the territory now so
strangely claimed. Stripped of all covering
the case is one in which that government wants
to steal about one-third of the Venezuelan re-
publie's territory. The moving immediate
purpose is the acquisition Of the gold fields
included in that region. Under the Monroe
doctrine the United States will never admit
the right Of Great Britain any other Euro
pean power to appropriate 20 itself one foot of
American territory not now belonging to it.
The tortoise Itata got to the goal several
hours ahead of the hare Charleston. The VIC
tor then surrendered according to agreement
and tine admiralty superseded the race.
But the diplomatic interest continues, because
on the decision may hang the future course of
the vessels of belligerents who try TO obtain
supplies in the ports of neutral The
race which came to an end yesterday. after
nearly a month. will be. notwithstanding its
ludicrous aspects, historical, and in its results
it may have an important influence upon the
tendencies Of international law. 1t is happy
ending of the affair that the republic without
firing a gun or interfering in the slightest re-
speet with the civil war in Chilli Is enabled to
extricate itself from the awkward position in
which the carelessness of some Of its officials
placed it, and to adhere firmly, fully and con-
sistently to the rule of international law for
which it has contended in respect to the obi
cations and rights of neutrals and belligerents.
Chill will have no Alabama case against US if
the Balmaceda party is successful and the re-
public has shown to the world that the rule
which it cOmmends TO other nations for the
guidance OF neutrals it will apply to the full
est extent in regulating its own action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05
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FRIDAYS ITEMS FOR SATURDAYS SALE"


res guaranteed
fdst btdcS Hose that
mace Iierer oefore sotd for
cess man Soc. are offered
az &c. per par ana not
more man s'f pdifsto any
one customer. No matter
no" we got them. or how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

DQN'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR SLIPPER SALE
~ Ladies' Oxfords, .EIc. Child's Oxfords, A..
kAFFiS ENTERPRISE,
je5-3t llil nth ST Sc
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SHIRT WArsrs.
was about a week ago we

SHIRT WAISTS.
Twas about a week ago we
made that great cut in -'StaT
Waists" There were two
thousand of them then. Day
before yesterday there were
not two hundred. But We
found some more lots that
were beginning to show signs 90 CENTS.
Of size breaking. and we've
made up another lot of per-
haps FIVE hundred. The same
Price buys 'eIn because they're
the same qualitiss-s1.15.
sl-5O. S1.45. sI.25 and al
20 CENTS to 10 years-not
more than three to a customer.
All the other ines-PERCALEa and FLAN-
NEL-are compete. In spite of everything
the ''STAR WAIST is the best. None of
OF the others hold a candle' to it, No one
else in Washington but US can show them.
Don't think because we are going ont OF the
CLOAK business that we are not 1oing TO keep
LADIES' BLOUSE wAISTS-we always
have-and shall. They're the STAR
brand. too-sILK, PERCALE and FLAN-
MEL
SAKS AND CONPANy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

You
KNOW
THAT GAS STOVES ARE CHEAPER THAN COAL
THAT CA. nuDDnAs. GA laAs..
THE IAaazsr STOCK At Borron rarcsR
B4scx sAT1SEs. |e5SdE IERTz I5EEoS
ss5-ss lSii IN & Es.
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ii Il kEE
| F a 4 + f. F F
7TH AND H SITS. NV.
FRANKLE d co.
ANOTHER FEAST FOR THE PUBLIC.
AMoNEY-sAvINa SALE.
TIN WARE AT THE LOWEST NOTCH.
TOMORROW, TRUMP DAY.
fine lot of Tin Ware sacrificed ut exceedingly low
prices.
Besides this there still some splendid values in
our Odds and Ends Sale saturday will see the last
them.) They 60 at less than auction prices. Goods
are slightly damaged or shop worn.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Two Carpet Sweepers (reliable
worth 81. 4S. for Sc
es.....
lot OF Bracket Clock Shelves and Towel Racks at cne
third the cost.
Odd Decorated Covered Stop Jar in
china.... worth g.. 90. for s1. 4s
One Jewett Filter. slightly
worth 80 a. Tor x3 ~
one Cherry Rocker. worth S2.4S. Tor 81. IS
Two bainoco Fancy Tab es. worth 81 9S. for 81. 20
TIN WARE.
Dover Egg Beaters, genuine . worth 25c for lOc
fatent Wire Soap Holders and Pot
Chan worth 1jc., for DC
Long Handle 3-prong Flesh Forks. worth 10c., for &c
Large size Silrerne Trays ,Oc. for IOc
upeo lehic MUS -.....-........ worth &C., for &c
Japanned Chamber Pals. ........ worth 2Jc, for I,c
oohhon-scnse Candesfcks worth l0c., for Sc
harden sprink!ers- worth 1oc for Sc
fIahshed sugar DredSes. worth lee, for Sc
We nronels worth I2c. for &c
wire bo~i otrainers worth &C., for DC
WV Soat ralnes. worth DC. for &c
Long Handle Cake Turner's ........ worth &C. for Sc
seaside bucket and Shovel tset) worth loo. for &c
wooden Handle Wire Potato Washer. worth sc. for &c
N''ohen aiatcn oaits worth &c. for &c
square Bread Pan. worth 1Jc Tor Sc
"ooden Handle Ioaster. worth &C. for &c
Patent Flour Sleeves. worth I5c for &c
han.ie rrut Straihers worth 2Oc, for l2c
iie Hou' H'rahers ..'..........wo worth i!c. for &c
Suart cups worth &c. for &c
Japanned Flour Dredges. worth &C. for &c
Spice Tray with Six Boxes Ga
Paeu). worth SIC, for 22c
BLOCK lin Muffin Pans tnine-rng) worth 22c for I9c
NfP'A hie'ses- worth &C.. Tor PC
i-aree Size Coiander. worth l5c fo isc
BLOCK lin Bread Raisers. worth L. for I,c
Decorated Tin Toilet Sets. worth 81 49, fo- 81 %
80. iron oklie's. worth 4jc.. for nc
LONE handle MIXING Spoons. worth &C.. for &c
Large Size Tin Mater Buckets worth l,c tor lOc
3nart oval Butter Buckets worth 19c. for l.,c
6-quart Covered Buckets worth Dc for Ice
l-quart Coree Pots. worth 1Oc., for
copper BOT tom Wash Boiler No. q. worth Sl for S9c
copper Bottom Wash Boiler. No.
worth 81. 30, for 81. 10
copper Bottom Wash Boiler No.
worth 81. tn. for 81. 10
fainily Kitchen Scales worth L. for Sc
iron Soap Dishes for tub sink. worth l5c for sc
,gaiIon Wafer Coolers worth 81 3d. for l. 30
Double Mincing Knives. worth l9c. for lie
Silverine Mirror Whisk Holder -. worth I5c. for &c
Galvanized Tea Kettle worth GDc. for 40c
IRON Doliihe fots worth 4Sc., for 3s,c
Svers Double Roast!.G Pans worth 81. 49, for Csc
31-quIrt Porcelain lined Preserv-
mt worth Sc for 29c
o-qusrt Porcelain-iined Preserving
Kettle. 49c. for 39c
TT + f. + E. E." Err E. 4 + ERR
7 i Err + III / ii TT E.
9TH AND sTs NV.
1t FRANKIE CO.
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(NHAMBRAYS-PINK,D RAB. BLUE, SIC.
~ Toll du Nord Dress Ginghau.s. SIC.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
1eo-3t Ieil 18th st. = e.
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sAxs AND COMPANY.
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WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY JUNE s 1891.

| f f r E. |: :: :;
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H HI e. +! s.:
:: :; / 4 4 { E.. T. + +.
AT THE BON MARCHE.
The second week Of our rebuilding sale Is nearing
the end. We have disposed Of a large quantity of
goods but still have to dispose of quantities in
department. You can form some idea when we toll
you that we should dispose of at least half Of our
entire stock in the next three weeks We ask Won IN
come in and look around and feel sure Won will SOC
something that will interest you il prices will in
terest you.
REBUILDING SALE.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
21-nch Embroidery Flouncing, in fine hen,stitcbea
scalloped and fancy patterns. worth &c. Sl21
81. As, $l.9S yard. ut SOC. yard.
45-INCH WHITE EMBROIDEEIEs
Worth 81, at So. ~ for Az yards
Worth 81 slightly soiie,l. at e.. % for Az yards
Worth 81, at "a. rs Tor AZ yards
Worth IS. at Sass for y yards
We have large variety in each price to sslat from,
fine patterns; all the latest style goods
45-INCH BLACK FLOUNCINGs.
BLACK EMBROIDERY BLACK.
Worth $3.50. at 81. % for AZ yards
Worth 50. at $3.50 for Az yards
Worth $3.50, at 81. 9S for Az yards
Worth So, at "a. 4S for 40 Yards
Worth 81, at $3.50 for 40 yards
Same values Back Embroidery in White and co-ors
TORCHoN LACEs.
DC yard for Real Torchou Lace % to az inches
wide. worth 10. 12]4 ana ID cents.
&c yard for swiss Embroidery. 3 to inches wide,
worth loc.
BIC. Dark Summer Skirts worth 5Oc
Toe. Fine Black Satteen Skirts, worth 9Sc
Sc. Fine Black Satteen Skirts worth sl25
81. Us Fine Black and Gray Alpaca Skirts. worth
. 9S.
81 Fine Black and Gray Alpaca Skirts, worth 80 49,
SD Fine Black and Gray Alpaca Skirts, worth
1898.
IA Fine Black and Gray Alpaca Skirts, worth 81 as
81. 4S Fine Black and Gray Alpaca Skirts worth
So. ~.
REBUILDING SALE
INFANTS WEAR
LONG SLIPS
30c. Long Slips. at DC
Toe Long Slips, various styles. SOC.
Csc. Long Slips. various styles 7.c
I'll. ~ Long Slirs, various styles. Csc.
81 9S Long Sips. various styles. 81 90
e. ~ Long SLIPS, various styles, &l.9S
S3 Long Slips. various sly res S.1..,..
81. 9S Long Slips. various styles. So.
SHORT DRESSES
SOC. Short Dresses. DC.
1oc. Short Dresses. assorted styles, SOC.
OSc. Short Dresses. assorted styles, 7oc.
Sl5O Short Dresses, assorted styles, 81
I'll. 20 Short Dresses, assorted styles, 81 p
GID Short Dresses, assorted styles. 81 10
$3.50 Short Dresses. assorted styles, 81. 20.
"a. 30 Short Dresses. 81 80.
So Short Dresses. s..
sACQUEs
49c. Scalloped Flannel SacQues, 25c.
Doc. Worsted Sacques, :S5c.
Toe. Worsted Sacques, 49-
Sl.4S Worsted Sacques, 3Sc.
Flannel shawis. Skirts and Wrappers, DC. per cent
discount.
Cne quarter of the marked price Infants Elan
mel Shaw.s, Skirts and Wrappers. New goods nicely
embroidered. 81 tor Toe. in this sale.
REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
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- . 5000 90 . eoe .
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BUNTING. sSe. LAWNS &c; GHAI LIES e.
jc5 s. l2<i iith &. AZ
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Well talk these things over more fully
with you In person tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

If there's anything that we can boast about
its our Children's Suits. We could stock
half the stores in Washington and then have
avariety to show most as large as they've
got now. There's everything about ours to
draw you to them. They natty in appear
ance-are made to stand their own ground
have lots of fit and style-while better quail
tiles are put to smaller prices than ever. The
50 grade of itself is the keeper of more sat
isfaction than anyone else will venture to
offer for 81. We can fit the great big small
boys" who have such hard time to
get clothes that1l''go around. I'VE can fit In
sizes year or two older than is commoa
among most clothiers.
All these things are conveniences that speak
the perfection of our service.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-09
GREESTILLEs CHURCH WAR.
Bishop starkey Expected TO Decide fsz
1Kr. Chapman Monday.

Bishop Starkey Expected Co Decide fer
sKr. Chapman Monday
It was rumored about GreenvIlle this
morning that the members of rhe new
vestry Of the Grace p E. Church had re-
eeived letter from Bishop Starkey, stat
ing that he had decided In their favor.
This rumor could not be verihe d, how.
ever. Rector Chapman did not receive
any such letter, nor did any Of the new
vestryfnen.
One of the old vestrymen told me last
evening that Bishop Starkey had not rem
dered any decision as yet. but would do
so on next Saturday or Monday. The
restrymen in speaking about the vote
of Mr.. James Chesebro, who
voted for the new vestry,
said - 81 The reason why we
claim Mr.. Chesebro's vote is because he
intended TO vote for the old vestry, and
when be cast his vote he Thought II was
for them Rector Chapman in arranging
his ticket placed the names OK ]. Will
ians and J. j. Detwiller at the head
of the ticket. Unfortunately. our
and anyone could easily make mistake
Mr.. Chesebro has told rs Lnat he thought
he was noting our tiket, and his tesfi-
mony is in the hands Of the Bishop. We
have nothing further 10 say about the
matter until the Bisnop has rendered his
decision "
II has leaked out that Mr. lockwood
offered Rector Chapman Sl.000 II be
would resign before the annual election.
Rector Chapman refused the offer. how
ever, preferring TO light il out.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-09
THE TTHHEE P0PC0RNNSS' SENTENCE sen ENC E.
Eighteen Months in State Prison
For Ballot Box StufiDg-
Out on Bail.

Oscar l. Friburg, alias "Sodder
Fresh,v the Republican traitor. was on an
excursion yesterday. He enjoyed him
self.
To-day he had picnic at the Court
House. He was sentenced TO term Of
eighteen months in State Prison for bal
lot box stuffiing.
Tom Trotter, Harry Spears and Joe
Buckridge, the other election officers OF
the Popcorn precinct, received the same
consideration from Judge Lippincott.
The Court did not make any preh MI
nary remarks when the four ballot box
suffers were ordered to stand up and re-
ceive the measure of their punishment.
but simply imposed sentence That
hardened scouGdrel Tom Trotter looked
at the ceiling without giving the slight
est expression of his feelings wheD
he got his dose, and the traitor
Friburg gave hysterical half
laugh and half smile. Joe Buckridge
looked serious and Spears sad.
All were released on bail, William
Ormsby, who assured the Court that he Is
worth $4,000, beng the surety.