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THE GOVERNOR OF BARBADOEs.
Anxious to Know How the Reciprocity Idea
Here May Affect His Colony.

Anxious to Know How the Reciprocity Idea
Here May Affect His Colony.
Walter ]. Sendall governor Of the colony Of
Barbados, has addressed the following letter
concerning reciprocity with the United States
to Lord Knutsford, secretary of state for the
colonies in London:
my Lord-With reference to the provisions
contained in section three of the act of the
United States entitled An act to reduce the
revenue and equalize the duties on imports
have the honor to address your lordship with
a view of ascertaining, if possible, what modif-
cations or reductions would have to be made
In the tariff of import duties now in force in
this colony in order to protect its exports of
sugar from being brought under the penal
provisions of the section.
~. All the sugar produced in this
colony is Of the standard and quality pre-
scribed by section 2, paragraph 726, and will
therefore be admitted in the United States free
of duty, subject, after the LIST Of January. 1892,
to the provisions Of section 3. Moreover IS per
cent of the entire produce of Barbados finds a
market at present in the United States.
.'3. The principal articles imported into the
colony from the United States are -four. meal
bread, salted meats, butter, oleomargarine.
cheese, lard, horses, mules, oil, meal, oats
corn and grain, kerosene OIL slaves and shocks,
from which a revenue is derived amounting to
about f37. 900.
a. 1t is therefore matter of vital import
ance that this colony should, if possible, re-
ceive timely information upon the point
whether any of the existing import duties,
which are imposed exclusively for the purpose
of raising revenue, would be regarded by the
President of the United States as being 'recip-
rocally unequal and unreasonable in view Of
the free introduction into the United States Of
sugar produced in Barbados.
rs. inclose six copies Of the customs
tariff now in force, and would venture to sug-
gest. if such course is not open to objection.
that the matter be referred to her majesty 8
minister at Washington, with the object of
procuring such information as to the views and
intentions of the executive of the United States
as may serve to guide the government of this
colony in any proposals which it may be neces-
sary to submit to the legislature:
sc. would also inquire whether the recoe-
milton of the British embassy at Washington
could be extended to a representation of this
colony, in the event of its being found ex-
pedient that some one should be deputed to
confer on behalf Of the colony with the finan-
cial officers of the United States government -
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PORTUGAL's DESPERATE CONDITION.
1t IL Virtually Driven Out of the Stock Mar
kets of Europe.

kets of Europe.
LONDON, May 13.-The desperate financial
situation Of Portugal has been impending for
many months. The Miguel bondholders, who
have tried to discredit the Portuguese govern
ment by every means in their power, are re-
joicing over the result Of their work. Portugal
is virtually driven out. for the present. of the
great stock markets Of Europe. and her best
securities are without an offer of purchase. 1t
is said that King Charles has offered for the
present to give up his income from national
sources until such time as Portugal will be
better able to pay. As the queen is wealthy
both by descent and bequest the kings offer.
should it be accepted, would not involve him
in poverty.
The government and the Bank of Portugal
have together advanced a, $3.50, 900 to the Banco
Lusitano which also realized considerable
sum in deal in railroad stocks Several tons
OF silver are expected in Lisbon today and a
quantity is en- route from the Azores.
member Of the Portuguese legation in Paris
today said in an interview that the present
crisis IL his country was of a purely financial
character. He declared that republicanism was
losing ground in Portugal.
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FIFTY-sIx HOURS A WEEK.
Naj. Pellock's Decision a. to the Service
Required Of Letter Carriers.

MAJ. Pollock's Decision a. to the Service
Required Of Letter Carriers.
There will probably be large disturbance
among the letter carriers in the more i'm
portant centers Of population within the
United States when it becomes gen.
orally known that Maj. W. J. Pollock.
superintendent of the free delivery system has
decided that ffty-six hours a week is legally
the equivalent of eight hours q day. The
fact that in many towns the carriers do
little or no work on Sunday does not
alter the case; the major will demand fifty-six
hours q week anyhow, so that the carriers who
have heretofore labored eight hours each week
day and rested on the Sabbath will henceforth
take their customary Sabbatic repose but will
toll several minutes more than nine hours
each week day. This decision has not
yet been officially promulgated, SO the
carriers have not expressed any
opinion. thereon. Maj. Pollock, it
is understood is not regarded with
any marked degree of affection by the carriers
now. and the new ukase may result in an open
rupture, which will discover even the present
diplomatic relations.
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Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: P. 4.
Tracy to W. Mayse, undivided fourth lots 16
and II, 50. 1885; 3. G. I. Cumberland to l..
Bernan, west part lot 9. 50. 266; g. G. Trues-
dell to d. c., right of way over lots 1. to 9
SO. 16, lexington; g.. J. E. Beall to same
do. lots Al and AZ, block 2. and to II, block 8.
Trinidad; g. A. J. Hahn to same, lot ii
block ADO; 3. II. A. Johnston to J.. J, Ifft'
lots 80 and SO, block s, LIE Droit Park; 81:
lots 40 and Al, do, do; s.. Job Barnard to
8. Oppenheimer, part IL, 50. $50; g.. I. M.
Saunders to H. L. Rust, part so. 66S; S1,27S.25:
Same to Caroline Mason, subs "A to is. so. SEA.
$3,lS9.49. n. l. Weller to +. F. Repetti. mart
"A, 50. 728; 3. q. G. Bradley to Lizzie Il
Flood, part ~, 50. 500; s..
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A Curt Reply to Corte,

The New Orleans grand jury has replied as
follows to Consul Corte's recent note to that
body:
"To signor Corte, consul of Italy: Sir: Your
communication of the 9th instant has been
placed before the grand jury. We find its tenor
not consistent with the official dignity of this
body. The grand jury is, therefore. con-
strained to return the document without fur
ther comment Respectfully,
WILLIAM H. CHAFFEE, Foreman"
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Tennis Tournament Entries.

The entries in the tennis tournament of the
High School, which begun yesterday in the
grounds about the school building, are as
follows: singles-Ogden VS.. Eastman, whaley
VS.. Gross, Clark VS.. Smart. H. K. Cook vs.
Thompson, Gregg VS.. E. H. Cook, Armes vs.
Towner, Herrick vs.. Hamlin. Baily vs.. Hills
Cheyney vs. Smith, and knight, bye. Doubles
Leech and Lake vs. Cook and CLANCY, Med
ford and Knight VS.. Smart and Clark, Sherman
and Armes VS.. Eastman and Hensey, and
Whaley and Ritter, bye.
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SPECIAL Attractions
IN COTTON DRESS FABRICS.

Don't you long for a cool, dressy suit Of these
delightful matsrislss Something you can slip
on In the morning and look neas and well
dressed in all day, and at the same time feel
cool ami comfortable. The COST Il LITTLE
You don't have TO be very careful with them.
they are all washable Perhaps one Of these
quoted will take your fancy:
32-inch PONGEE I'm handsome designs,
BLACK GROUNDS with WHITE FIGURES.
Also WHITE GROUNDS with BLACK
HELIOTROPE hgurinzs. SPECIAL PRICE.
--l2hc. yard
3s-inch BATISTE in WHITE or BLACK
GROUNDS. with WHITE or HEIIOTRoPE
figuring EXTRA VALUE for l5c. yard.
32-inch FRENCH MUSLIN in WHITE
GROUNDS. with stylish BLACK or HELLO
TROPE SPRAYS. SPOTS and figures. very
delicate and light, for
PIC a yard
32-inch EXTRA FINE FRENCH MUsLINS
in White or Black grounds. with GRAY,
WHITE or HELIOTROPE SPRAYS. This is
unusually GOOD VALUE for
-371sc. yard
32-inch BLACK SATEEN. BROCADED EF-
FECT, with figures of same color. This is
one OF the MOST DREsSY of BLACK fabrics.
OUR iRICES. Sc. and 4oc. yard
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Ansy Inspsctisns end Improvements.
The health officer has recommended the ex-
tension Of sewer in the alley in the eastern part
Of square 2o5 - necessary in the interest of the
public health, the work 10 be done under the
provisions Of the compulsory permit lav.
Many improvements Of similsr character
In alleys have been recently rscoOmendcd BY
the health. oface under The compulsory permit
law. Reports and applications concerning
eGesr, uhe - IN inspection made. and In
60 ~ dstsrmines that the proposed improve
D6nt = needed, on sanitary grounds the i'm
provsmsut i undertaken. The operation OF
the Law has roQuiBod eonsidsrabls extra work
On ths part e u hselo oaes foros.
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Roth Were Pound Guilty.

Matilda Catlett. colored woman. was the
leader of the procession Of prisoners that
marched before Judge Miller and she WAS
charged with having robbed Louis day OF
watch and chain and a penknife.
Matilda admitted her guilt and stated cir
cumstsnces which she thought ought TO justify
her conduct.
Judge Miller thought differently and gave
Matilda sixty DAYS ia jail.
Maria Bargain, alias Barnes. was also in lime
Tor larceny. She was charged with having
taken - dress belonging To Mary Mankins.
but she denied the charge by entering plea OF
not guilty.
The evidence was against her. and the
penalty imposed $40 or thirty dAys-
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A CHEERFUL SET OF MEN,
Members OF the National Burial Case Asso
citation in Session.


citation in Session.
II there is anything dismal in the character
OF these men they keep it well hidden. They
are members of the National Burial Case Asso-
citation and are holding a convention in this
city. Nearly all day today Wizards
Hall has contained about one hun
dred of the members, talking in
most cheerful manner of changes in
collins. pieces of laying-out materials, &C.,
&C. The sessions are secret and prices are
discussed pretty freely. The members COM
posing the organization are manufacturers and
furnishers of all the apparatus neces-
sary to the proper burial of a person.
The organization was first effected in
1879 and since that time annual
meetings have been held. with constant in
crease of membership and proportionate in
crease of influence. Today the association has
over l5O members, scattered all over the coun-
try. The officers are William Hamilton Of Pitts
burg, president; F. A. Hill, Chicago, vice presi-
dent, and ]. F. Richards Chicago, secretary.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
SHOULD THEY PAY THREE urcrSsESp

SHOULD THEY PAY THREE LIcrxsEs2
The request Of Sholsky A shoppiris for In
formation regarding licenses was recently re.
ferred 10 Detective Block for report. These
gentlemen operate three stores for the sale and
purchase Of secondhand clothing. although
the purchasing lie done at but one Of the.s
stores. which 10 licensed. They claim that
inasmuch ~ the buying takes place at hut
one place they are not liable 90 license for al
three places. Inspector Block. however. in .
letter 20 the Commissioners today decides DIFF
ferently. he saws that inasmuch as the act OF
Congress distinctly states that persons engaged
in the business Of buying and selling second
hand personal property are liable the pet-
TONERS are liable 90 three licenses.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There was but one building permit issued to-
dsy-C. X. GLADDEN.. three brick dwellings,
from 402 TO 4o6 9th street northeast; s5.oo0.
Robert p. Mcclure has been appointed bridge
keeper At s15 per month.
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AIillers Elect Onacers.

The following officers Of the Millers' Associa-
ton in New York were elected yesterday: Presi-
dent, A. R. James of Buffalo; first vice prssi-
dent Henry Halliday, Cairo, H.; second vice
president, L. G. Porter, Winona, Mimi; treas
urer, s. II. Seamans, Milwaukee. The conven-
ton then went into executive session and
elected an executive committee. Immediately
after the election the executive committee went
into session. The matter Of the export tracing
bureau was taken up and definite action taken
that viii result in the immediate formation of
the bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
viii Arbitrate the CHILEAN Troub,es.

PARIS. May 13.-The Steele today says that
notwithstanding the rupture of negotiations
between President Balmaceda and the Gillian
congressional party, France and the United
States and Brazil intend to fulfil the task of ar
bitrating the matters in dispute between the
contending factions: The paper also says the
task will be undertaken with every prospect of
success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
Mr.. Levy Crazed by His Failure,

NEW YORK, May 13.-Four attachments ag-
gregating s27 $50, were granted today against
Levy Bros. d Co., clothing manufacturers Of
610-618 Broadway, whose failure has been an
nounced. 1t is understood that Mr.. A. H.
Levy of the firm has been made insane by his
financial troubles. The liabilities are esti-
mated at S75. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

To Inspect the signal Servtco otAtioua
First Lieutenant VIM. A. Glassford, SIGNAL
corps, now ON duty in this city, has been
ordered to proceed to the following
points in the order in which they are desie-
mated and make . thorough Inspection Of
the signal service stations located therest
in accordance with such special Instructions
as he may receive from the chief signal o6lcer,
and having completed the imposition st the
station and resume his dutiss; Char.
lotte, N. c.; Auburn. Al; Meridian,
Miss: New Orleans, La; Mobile, Ala ,
Pensacola, Fla; Savannah, Ga; Charleston and
Columbia, Q. O., ard Southport and Whining
ton, N: @. Iisut Glassford !: authorized 70
WORTHLESS such unssrvicsable dgnal ssrvice
property ct the stations visited (for vhsch b q
not responsibility - may nssd Ne action u n
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Two WilIs Filed.

The will Of the late Singleton Thomas Walter
Jones WAS fled today. He leaves his estate TO
his wife, with the proviso that 5000 life in
surancs be divided-sl, 100 to his wife, eco to
his daughter, Leah Brice, e40o each to Eliza
beth Jane Jones, Jennie C. Jones Walker and
E. d. W. Jonea e2O0 to c. s. Jones and s200
to 8. 7. w. Jones, jr.
An exemplided copy Of the viii Of the late
James Harlan was recorded .from Howard
county, Nd. He leaves his estate to his wife,
Jane Harlan.
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CRoupY SOUNDS

At night from baby's crib d.strac,ine to parents
who at loss medicine equal to the emergency.
| Not so with those who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the house. dose Of this medicine
/ affords certain and speedy relief To colds.
coughs sore throat asthma. bronchitis, hoarsensss
and the various disorders Of the breathing apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has equal. 1t soothes the
innamed tissue. promotes expectoration and induces
CALL FOR
| repose. Capt. q. Carley. Brooklyn. n. Y, writes:
Il have used Ayers Cherry Pectora in my family for
thirty years always found it the best remedy
for Group. which complaint my children were
subject"
81 use Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL in my practice and
pronounce it to be unequaled . remedy for colds
Virginia.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by Dr. J. q. Aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass
Sold by all Druggists. Price, 81; six bottles. S5.i
WHY You SHOULD USE Scorrs
EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHosPHITEs.
1t is used and endorsed by physicians because it is the
ITS Palstable as Milk.
Its three times as efhcacious as plain Cod Liver
is far superior to all other so-caled Emusions-
Tits a perfect Emulsion, does not separate or
change.
1t is wonderful Flesh Producer.
1t is the best remedy for Consumption, Scrofula.
Bronchitis, Wasting Diseases, Chronic Coughs and
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists
d1O SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. NY.
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1ouE EAR FoR A MOMENT.

While We tell you about those LOVELY
FEATHEE-NEIGHT BREAKFAST JACK
ETS; they dainty and light that TO look
al them will almost be enough TO MAKE you feel
comfortable and cool. and then thew are 81 very
PRETTY and STYLISH. Why. no one conld
help being pleased with them. These few
specials tina, we quote today;
EXTRA FINE INDIA LINEN BREAK
FAST JACKETS. finished with VAL lace and
nne wide Swiss embroidery. Earnished with
handsome RIBBON bows in different eolors,
for sl2- so.
ONE OF OUR BREAKFAST JACKETS isa
beautiful and delicate combination of India
linen and Val lace. trimmed all round with a
full rrIffe of PLAT. VAL LACE. garnished
with bright-coiored ribbons Special price.
$1,000
ALSO full and complies line Of these goods
in lower grades. ranging i'll price from - up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

The strike which was recently instieated on
the work Of the new Federal building in Brook
iyn is ended and the demands Of the union men
have been acceded to.
James n: Turner Of Michigan has not yet
made public statement Of his liabilities and
assets, but u 70 said BY those in position TO
know that the former will reach FULLY e6OO On
witE assets still greater. I
VIM Thomas president Of the 6samsaS
Union, b missing from Buffalo. He LII ~
homo last Friday aud has not si4ne hoon q y
OF heard Ct. s z
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THE CHASE OF THE ITATA,

No News of the Result Received at the Navy
Department Today.
Up to o'clock this afternoon no information
had been received from the west at the Navy
Department regarding the chase of the Chilian
steamer Itata by the United States steamer
Charleston.
The Charleston, however. it is thought, is
gaining on her rapidly. and will probably reach
Acapulco shortly after the arrival of the
Itata.
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The SPRING CuRRYcoNB.

comb that combines the strength of metal with the
elasticity of brush. The hexibility of the loops
makes this comb wonderful device. FEW
POINTS. 1T is soft brush " because the loops
give and enable the combnK surface TO get down into
the hOllows and slip the elevations to the great
comfort the animal and the great convenience OF the
hOstler. 1t perfect seif-cleaner," and The best
shedder known. because il is spring and the vibra
ton the coils readily frees them from all DIRT and
hair 1T cleans horse quicker and better than other
combs, because it has $50 teeth which do not track.
and because il does not crate harshy over the sur
face. but accommodates itself to and all parts OF
horse, from his his heels 1T a very strong
and weil-made comb since the coil is made OF very
tou<h spring steer. and tine shank is malleabie
and ali parts riveted together Its teeth do
berd out OF shape from rough because of its
circular form. and because is elastic THE back is
excel ent sweat scraper." The reasons ap-
parent lnOrse by experts and the trade every where
Can be had OF hardware harness. feed and grocery
stores. A DEPUE X son. Flour and Feed Dealers,
Sole Agents, SIS and SO 4 ST. W. lny1l-:'In
nON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE SICK BEFORE
IL trying Carriers Little Liver Pills. but get vial
once. You can't take them without benefit.
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Mr.. war.ile,. Rirtbd.v.

The birthday OF Mr.. James n. Marble. the
acting superintendent Of the census Office. ~.s
pleasantly remembered today by a number OF
his friends. He received several congrAtala-
tory letters and kilograms. One o; the pres
ents was box Of cigars. containing picture
of Mr.. Wardle as the hustler ~ the census
Office. which recognized by some ~ =
faithful likeness. Mr.. Marble is the oldest en-
ploye of the census office IN point OF service.
not of wears. as he has just reached the forty
fifth fnflsssou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

chief Of the Asiatic station reports the fol-
lowing location Of the ships Of that squadron
April a; The Monocscy Temporary hasahip)
Japan, ON the It'll and arrived st Chsmulpo,
Korea on the 18th instant; ra1os arrived 1t
Annoy, China, on the 18th instant VIII 60 70
Yat-laan.fo and fromt that place VIII proceed 10
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No Bad Results Apprehende5.


The Russian legation here received cable
gram this morning from st. Petersburg which
contains information to the effect that no bad
results are apprehended from the effect of the
sabre cut received by the czarewitch yester-
darr
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exceptionally low prices.

LADIES' BLACK AND COLoRFD
SILK VESTS REDUCED. These are
new SILK Vests. of ixht and medium
traOrdinsry bargains.
Ladies Fest Black Swiss Ribbed Silk
Vests. low neck and no sleeves. re-
ducei from 81. - 70 80.
Ladies Fast Black Extra Fine Swiss
Ribbed Vests. low neck and no sleeves,
reduced from Sl.3j to 81.
Ladies Superior Quality Fast Black
Swiss Ribbed Vests. low neck and no
sleeves, reduced from sl.0s and 81. -
tosl2l
Ladies' Pink Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests.
low neck and no sleeves. reduced iroIu
o.. Is to 9.r
GAUZE VESTS REDUCED. l lot o.
I2iies' Fine Grade Gauzs Vests. low
neck ami no sleeves, hixh neck with
short and with Ions sleeves. full regular
made Their Triees RANGED from. sos. to
81 ~. according TO size. Now all sizes
reduced 20 tn.
UNION SUITS REDUCED. Ladies',
Ribbed Union Suits redared from zoe.
% SOC.
Various other small lots of Underwear
nave been red1ced In price.
REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
in Coats. Cloaks. Wraps. Suits, Hosiery.
Underwear, Gloves. Parasols, UmbreL-
las. veilinxs. Ruchings. &c.
Do not delay your visit. as various lots
20 on sale il the morning and are sold
by night.
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Mr.. Jane Farnham'- win.

The will of the late Mrs. Jane Farnham was
filed today. 1t is dated March y last She
leaves her son Robert sub lots cad 2 square
Sl4. corner Of 18th and N streets. with the inn
provements furniture. &c The rest Of her
estate she leaves one-third TO her sou Robert
one-third 20 her daughter. Carrie Curtis
and tvo-siNths Of the other third
TO the two male children Of her
deceased daughter. Mary Miller. and the other
four-siN1hs of the third 10 her son Robert in
trust of the female children OF said daughter
n being her intention tina; the trust viii end at
their marriage. She names her son Robert ss
executor and directs that no bond he required
of him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

For DREAMING Up COLD use Dr. n. james
EXpectorant, which subdues the Inflammation and
heals the SORENESS relieving throat And lungs.