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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BIDS OPENED.

Bids were opened by the Commissioner to-
day for furnishing the District with granite
curbing. The bidders were John Booth, Geo.
Richardson and Aeker d Co.
Bids were also opened for paving blocks.
John Booth and the Western Granite Company
we're the only bidders A they require
scheduling the contract win not BE- awarded
for several daye
MisCxLLANHoUs.
h. II. Boardman, . private Of FIRST class on
the police force. has been promoted 70 class z,
vice Collins, retired.
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Marriage I.ltrnres.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court 20 Willie Thomas and MARI
Brown, both Of Charles county. Md; +. W
Lepper and Rosie l.. Dodd: A. NJ Little and
Marian 4. keene; James T.. Matnay % Charles
county, Nd, and Hattie \. Brown: Luigi d
Auria OF philadelphia. fa-. and Helen NJ. Hob.
ert: Robert ). Ferguson and Ida 4. Keithley;
Peter Ennis and Mary Washington.
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REVOLT IN nAYrL

II Was Quickly Suppressed and Forty Rebels
Were Executed.
NEW YoRK, June The Haytian legation
has received advices Of an attempted insurrec-
ton on May % against President Hyppolites
government The revolt was suppressed and
about forty Of the insurgents have been exc
cuted. The department Of the west has been
placed under mar tial Law. The country h
tranquil. The government inspect Gen. Legi-
time of having fomented the uprising.
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ForIowIso L.ozs Cones

WE ARE SHOWING q SPLENDID VA
RIETY In these beautiners. We have them in
all sorts and colors. to suit every STYLE and you
well know when you get q cute little Veil that is
becoming to your style it is very effective.
DON'T you think sos We have them in Tux
EDO. with CHENILLE DOTS. CoLoRED
NETS, with CHENILLE DOTS; TUXEDO.
with GOLD DOTS of different sizes: PLAIN
TUXEDO. In BLACK or CoLORs. In fact. We
have so many sorts shat we have not half enough
space TO name them. and the prices. WELL. you
will md OUR PRICES the LOWEST.
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The grand jury today found indictments
against Charles n. Houck. alias c. C. Wilson.
false pretenses; Joseph Gardner, do, William
4. johnson. DO; Charles Campbell, rape aud
carnal knowledge Of female under sixteen years
OF age The charge Of embezzlement against
Edward Gales was ignored
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NINE A. RupprRrs NV Book.

NINE. A. RUPPERrs NEW BOOK.
She publishes book entitled .HOw TO BE BEAU
gives o it FREE If THIS Haf WEEK sni.' Sns'
At the urgent request Of thousands Of her patrons
Nine. A. RUPERT the worid-renowned complexion
specialist and famous leStursr. has Just pubshed q
years Of study and experience The book IL written in
plain and sensible language showing how any one can
obtain and maintain perfection Of the face and form.
To all calers this week this book will BE- given free
Those out OF town can secure by sending &C. postage
NINE. A. RUPERT.
Brunch Once.
R29 It. NV.
mh14 Washington, b. @.
MRS. wINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been need for over FIFTY YEARS nv NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. nsOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists In every part Of the
world. Be and ask for "Mu. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind. ~ csnts = Oottls.
d16-Iy.
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A SPECIAL IL SILK MUS
We are in receipt OF some very choice effects
in SILK NULLs in wHIGE and CREAM, so
inches wide. and ONLY 45c. yard.
CoLoRrp CHrrros EDeEs Or LAcEs

We are showing these very desirable goois in
all Of the delicate and desirable shades. They
are inches wide and are EMBROIDERED in
sILK in several designs. Special price. so and
5jc. yard.
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Different stortee Told On Regard to the l.
Ceinte-frost shooting.

AL FocR ProPLx IMPLICATED ~ TEE AFFAIR
TELL DIFFERENT STORIES AND IT IL HAlp TO
DETERMINE WHAT THE ACTUAL cfRcrnsrAScEs
THAT Lid TO THE SHOOTING wxRx.
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~ Gusss for Our Free Trip to Europs.

not, glance orer ne Joiioripg list OF Speeials and
offered in seasonabie goods.
Don't delay. as in some Of the Spectacle the Quantity
/" is ks,S dozen
:s ssi ~ ssfsS
19c.
.vAssAR SAILORS.
% 'a they SAILING price,
ladies' TH.ss .aS sLA ssa
for 7'c. and sl' They &c Ct this Clearing Sale at
BLACK RhLeRADE LACE STRAW FLATS,
sOT7Ss They go at tins Clearing Sale at
CHILDREN's HATS.
H. Al wh White III
Sale ut
All our
STRAW HATS.
and n sass Ss ts.
s 20 e
In all the latest shapes Exclusive styles for KINGS
PALACE only. Ees1iar price. %. They 20 at this
TRIMMED HATS,
9SSss III prices 80
In our Flower P RprvRf fE e sftss
Bunches, 3 in bunch. Very desirable for vassar
Sailors Regular price, 3Sc They 20 this Clearing
Sale ut
l2c.
ROSE SPRAYS,
In all colors. Regular price, &c. and good value at
'na'' Ihss 20 TINS o'e s5e. S''s"
ROSEBUD SPRAYS,
GOOD at e They shis nas q ss'
An elega mt large
ROSE AND GRASS SPRAY
Combined. Good value at u and 81 25. In all colors
They 20 at this Clearing Sale at
&c.
THE ABOVE SPECIALS HOLD GOOD UNTIL,
ENTIRE LOT IS DISPOSED OF.
DON'T MISS OUR GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE
OF DRY GOODS. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
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A Few Hrxrs In New NEcK

RUCHINGs.
NEW THING In Ruching Is DOUBLE
CHIFFON WITH A SILK ribbon run through
the center 50 that it can be drawn to any full
ness; colors PEARL. NAVY, CARDINAL,
CREAM, PINK. BLACK. GRAY. SPECIAL
PRICE.
81 yard.
ALSO NEW ARRIVAL OF DOUBLE d.
RECTOR RUCHING in CARDINAL. BLACK.
WHITE. SPECIAL PRICE. &c. yard.
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Dsath ~ EEskins Mason supdsrland.
News has been received here Of the sudden
death In San Francisco Of Rrskins Mason Sun
dsrland, only son Of the Rev. Dr.. Byron Sum-
derland, pastor OF the First Prssbytsrian
Church OF this city.
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RxAD DAx1xsowxa's fortisth grsud Ri g.
tete fres sxeureion 70 West Arliugtou, Ma.
Tuesdag, june 4 lee1, n special neties col.
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The following we're the readings at IN. signal
office today; IA. m. Go, pm. 80. Maximum.
81; minimum, Sc
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7 LoYp's aec EXPRESS HAS MOVED 10 ms
IL new building, ix10 It. Nv. whore IL b pre-
ing; storage q all kinds furniture and runks Sc
easity Spec4sl sstsntion given 70 bagxsgs TO md
tailroade. gtsNons and stesmboats. Also ticket
geEt for NORFOLK. New York and 9ostoa stsepbCsts.
Telerhone 40. JOHN G. 6AWfJT
myi6lm Py0pgtss0r.
nERANaEMHNT Oh. TIE LIvIR, WITH con-
~ aipestons tnjurse the ccmYls4jep. tpApcss p1za-
an Ow. LIT GOOD DIo5sTI6N WAIT on APE
,ss re xs ssa sss'A e s0si si ssssn 80
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INSANITY NOT A SURE PLEA.
Duncan Not Certain of Escaping Punisf
ment for His Crime.

Duncan Not Certain of Escaping Punish
ment for His Crime.
LONDON, June 1.-The condition of Mrs. Dun
can, whose American husband attempted to kill
her near Mount Snowdon, is again becoming
serious and apprehensions are entertained that
her injuries may yet prove fatal. In that event
the charge against Duncan would DO changed
from attempted murder to murder. In any
case the defeuse will be insanity, of which, Il
is said, Duncan's American friends will furnish
abundant evidence. In England, however, il
an evident motive for crime IL proven the de-
Tense Of insanity seldom prevails, unless the
circumstances Of the crime are such a. to sx-
cite the sympathy Of the jury.
The outlook for Duncan grows worse a. time
passes, and II Is probable that he will have to
answer q gravsr charge than attempted muir
der. After progressing In the dirsctioA Of re-
coyery from the effects Of the terrible injuries
indicted upon her by her husband Mrs.. Dun
can suffered . relapse. and her condition is now
worse than before. Che passed very bad
night last night, aud her physicians hold ont
but shght hopes OF her recovery.
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ssssstazy Daalns Lsasss Sss Bss Harbos.
REV YoAx, June l.--eserstasy Blaine LEFT for
Bar Hsrbor By Ne 10 o'clock train this
morning, whore his cottage has bssn made
ready for him. Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. DAM
dsnce has been closed for the summer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Fork Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New YORK Stock Market. a. reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14ly street
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"
u,r,
.,su ,~.,,
" ~ " -
~ ~ ' s ''''a men, Inc list lower portion on ''''' COL
,hs
Summer rv,,.s, . 49, - $50 . .. .s
ana w.,
ABE A>kw OLAzsas Tor SUMNER '" EAR
The
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LADIES
. 49,

LADIES
Needing tonic or children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
II 10 pleasant to take. Malaria Indigestion and
Biliousness AL dealers keepit.
CNART WEED AND BELLADONA COMBINED
with the other ingredients used in the best porous
planters make Carter's 8. w. B. Bsckaohs Plasters
the best IN the market Price 25 cents.
1-Gusss for Our Free Trip to Europs.
KINGS PALACE.
HAVE YOU CALLED
To Examine the Extraordinary Bargains which are
now being offered at our
FIRST CLEARING SALE
III asNHHE / HIM sEHE ksR1kTyy
u NM MIL L II NNNFE RRR w
M NH II1,E1uII ESNSEExxk / ! go
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A MITIGATING CHANGE IN OUR FIRM IN
the early spring Of next very DESTROYS Of
closing every article Of Summer Dress Goods that
we possibly turn into money this season. and in
order further that end have marked our sum.
sr stock at extremely low prices. and additional
inducsment we will allow discount Of ten per cent
ON all goods paid for at the time Of yprehass until
further notice
This should be great inducemsnt to purchasers a.
our Of Fine Dress Goods never better ct this
season Of the year.
One price In plain figures ten Per cent OF for essh
This reduction will be allowed every sale made from
ten cents up.
". II. sHUsTER soNs.
go PENNsYLvANIA AVE nv.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES. mso0
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TEE RAIAIs ROYAL.
o..,.,> . 4. LlsxxR
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Il went back into the front room and was
lying down when Mr.. lie Cointe rushed into the
room. But before he came in Mrs. lie Cointe
came in from the rear room. She was en-
deshabille and was standing between the door
and her husband when he ordered her
to 60 into the back room and get him some
water. She said there was none there and
1 started across the hall to get some out of
their rear room. As 1 was coming out into the
hall heard the shots and sounds Of q struggle
and hurried down stairs for assistance. I
was SO frightened hardly knew what was do
ing. but sought refuge in bath tub. Later.
when. everything was quiet, I went up
stairs and found my rooms in great dis
order / saw Frosts clothes living ON the
floor beside my bed, and I picked them
though why did this I do not know, was
SO nustered. / do not know whether there
were any grounds for suspicious on Mr.. lie
Cointe's part or not"
THx HUSBAND TALKS
George lie Coints o<Alphonse Doyenhsrd Ia
Q neatly dressed handsome young man with
dark hair and curling brown moussache.
He was seen in the cell at the Police Cont nv
star reporter this morning. He said that he
had been forbidden to talk by his counsel
but still. he did make few statements. he
said that he did not usually carry a pistol. but
he did on such occasions a. Saturday. when he
did not know where be was going nor where he
would end up. The trouble beean. with bis
wife's refusing to 60 away with him 70 Balti-
more. he knew then there WAS something up
He came back and the FIRST time he caps int
the house everything was all right, his thsory
being that his wife and Frost were waiting FOR
the last train to come from Baltimore and II he
did not return on that that they would tnks
advantage Of his absence.
Row H POUND Txn Pam.
The second time he came back he says his
wife was not in their room and he nv b. ne
lights that some cne was in the bed room aoroas
the hall. He went into Mio Rasos's room and
not finding them there he pushsd -spsn
the door into The bed room and there he fosnd
the two completely undrssssd, ne man lyin9
down and the woman sdttine on ths ode Of the
bed. After be bad klisd ths woman, = =
thought he turned his attention 10 he man.
III had found her In her owu roon," "a
Il ccints, ssee Y he bad bssa drsassd e vouN
have been different bot - Il ms Shses -
bat one concluaton 70 draw. txisd e IN
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CHINA THAT
is BEAUTIFUL.
The Roman Lamp introduced as Fashions
FOihlS.
1t Burns Perfumed oil-"Crushedr China for
Birthday Present-Mme Blavatskys
Fancy-Costly Keramics.

Our hobby this winter is not teapots. but
lamps. small hand-lamps of pottery. modelled
80 exactly on the antique Roman and Etrus-
can articles that did not one know them
ihaoe Dut yesterday of clay of Father Trent,
whose mlghtier son is Father Mersey. one
lhlkht suppose them dug up in Pompeii or
soiiie other exhumed settlement to flare and
Hicker Tor faddish Englishwoman or more
taddish New Yorker after living ouenched
ior Wen nigh 1000 years.
Each little lamp is shaped, to speak ir-
IeVerently, somewhat like co vered gravy
ooa' Win WICK issuing from tn e nose, or it
may De like sick-room cup fiattened. 1t is
primitive In construction as its ancient pro-
.oIype, being nothing more nor less than a
tow cup or bowl for holding the heavily per-
iunied OIL, with concave top pierced with
mole through which the wick passes.
one which an esthetic woman rejoiced in
.nis morning was of red ocher, decorated in
placK and was genuine antique turned up
by the spade in Cyprus.
Another which l inspected some days ago
was In chocolate and black tones, its freshly
painted pattern handed down, to all appear
ance, IN unbroken sequence from the days
L had struck friends knocker at twi-
lght. The hail chandelier was not lighted,
ana through the glass of the inner door,
whose curtain was drawn half aside, there
giimmered presently a wavering flame that
came toward me down the long stairway.
Dlmly it revealed figure in white draperies.
The figure held the feebly Pickering light
above It's head, inviting one to think on
Truth as she is painted, or Christian maid
descending of old into the catacembs. 1t
was Sunday night and ''the servants had
thelr liberty; hence was Itwaited on by my
friend with her Roman lamp and in her
Cleopatra gown,
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| visited the potteries which Louis XIV es-
tabllshed to please Nine. Pompadour and
adorned with fountains, gardens and groves.
Under an arcade of glass, through which the
sun burns holly, one is led into the factories,
where the Throwing" of beautiful shapes
In wet clay, the fashioning of ''eggshelr'
cups and the kilns for the firing" are ex-
hibited, but there is little evidence Of pro-
ductive activity.
One can buy an after-dnner coffee cup for
GOO francs or whereabouts, but If one returns
to Paris before making the purchase aud es-
peclally II one buys in this country. one
should look well that it bears an IS" and
the date In brackets, though the mark is so
closely initiated that even dealer is apt to
be deceived. 'Seyres" made in Paris is
plenty, but real Sevres china of to-day is al
most an unknown quantity.
MIR. William d. Rockefeller gave dinner
no long time ago, the Sevres used at which
would rank with the most beautiful ever
imported. The decoration was simple but
wonderfully effective, the color being in
sang-de bOeuf. gold and the rare turquoise
blue In the blue border were delicate trac-
ings of vines in fine gold. The handles
were in dead gold, according with the
small gold epergnes, the salt-cellars and the
oyster forks ana knives.
The English chinas are seen on fashiona-
Die dinner tables less frequently than last
year. Wedgewood is favorite, or would
be If there were more Of it, with hostesses
who affect classicism, and prefer to drink
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HOLLENEELS

link between the rocky peninsula on which
the fort was built and the table land, the
white remnants of wall are visible, with
wide, brown-edged breaches, the gaping
wounds, from which the quarry stones have
been ruthlessly torn. A short distance from
the River Alzette, to which the mountains
descend with precipitous daring. two white
stumps of erStwhile towers rise up from the
beautiful outlines of the forests of ODER
gruen; they are clumsy, heavy-set struc-
Noelli Tower at Luzerne. The great
civil engineer. Vauban's, creation
has defed successfully all mill
tary attacks and only great blocks of wall
molten into solid masses have rolled from
time to time down into the deep, teStifying
to the desperate efforts of the past to raise
the fortress. Across the mighty yiaducts
which span the Alzette twice in gigantic
curves and vaults, appear on the Plateau du
Rham, a long line of solid, brownlsh-gray
tuuetS, with torn, SCARED walls, the harm
less remnants of the magnificent fOrtlfca-
ton belt. Like solitary guardsmen, they
throw their shadows over the sea Of fog,
which surges in and out the ravines at their
feet.
The fort itself has been erected upon the
rocky projection of the solid high plateau of
Silur and Devon. The walls, which are over
240 feet high, descend in precipitOus line
TO the narrow vale, and where nature has
not offered sufficient safeguard, art has
stepped in and fortified the sandstone baS-
tions with powerful substructures. The
waters of the Alzette and the Petru<
have washed deep gashes into the stone and
dug out large recesses from the rocky
walls, the two river-beds forming the
natural trenches of the fort. Wherever the
river turns sharply outlined corner
the rock has been washed bare and
smooth. and the waters dash past its Shiny
foot down into the valley in mad rapids and
gurgling whirls. Farther to the north. neal
Weimerskirch, the view opens suddenly
upon the Luxembourg territory through &
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boulevards. The boulevards and the prone
made of the Giacys are about the only things
that might lay claim to metropolitan char
acteTistic in this otherwise very provincial
capital On the Boulevard du Roy the name
only is cosmopolitan. The place de Ia Con-
stitUtion'' is the daily "3ouTse' aud prone
made Tor the haute-yolee of Luxembourg.
The fair sex are celebrated for their small
feet and slender, graceful waists, and as l
sauntered along the avenue among the
throngs, which aired themselves in the light
OF perfect autumn sun, saw many tiny,
elegantly equipped foot shoot in and out
underneath the furbelow and swish of flow
, ing draperies and many trim, elf-like fig
ure reminding me of the bellies of st. Louis
that crowd Olive street and BroadNa y on
pleasant afternoon.
What holds good for the capital of Luxem-
burg may be said of the entire little duchy.
The banks of the legend-crOwned MoSel, the
fertile wales of the AlZette, the rocky, shift
ing scenes of the turbulent Sauer and the
romantic Mueller Valley" vie with each
other for the palm of landscape beauty.
Their principal charm lies in the numerous
castle ruins, with which, like priceless jew
els, the land is studded There is In first
line the castle of the former mighty Counts
of Vianden, the cradle of the mighty house
of Orange-NasSau. In It's present state of
ruin and decay 1T is grandly picturesque.
Larochette (the Burgh of Rock was once
upon time Inhabited by the bannerets of
| the Counts OF Luxembourg, which honor
was hereditary in the little duchy. The
| proudly reminiscent walls of Burscheid,
| Brandenburg and Befort Tor Beaufort are
! grandly attractive. At a distance of two
| miles from the capital the ruins of Ansem-
bnrgh and Hollenfels are found, the doini-
Giles of a former generation of gentlemen
| farmers.
Castle 'Klerf' is still well preserved and
! thoroughly iuhabitable. 1t was in olden
times the home of the proud race of the
"Lannop," whose most distinguished son
was made Ylce-King OF Naples, and re-
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The Coming of Miss Cons.

Another Englishwoman whose arrival IN
America is looked for is one who, after cleo
tion to the London Municipal Council, was
recently uEseated by reason of her sex and
fined for every vote given while in attend
ance at its sessions Miss Cons is best
known in London for her work in connection
with the Morley Memorial College, for work.
Ing men and women, which holds its classes
in the Royal Victoria Hall and Coffee Tav-
ern, out on the Waterloo Bri6ge road. where
spent pleasant afternoon with her last
summer.
The Royal Victoria Hall, the "Old Vic,
as Londoners call it, is an institution charac-
REALISTICALLY British. 1t combines theater
where variety shows, music-hall perform
ances, temperance lectures and ballad con-
certs are given, at one penny for admission
10 the gallery, two pence to the pit and SIX
pence to stalls, with billiard-rooms. gym.
naslum and science, literary and technical
classes at fees of one and six per quarter In
all this provision of amusement and OF learn
ing Miss Cons is the moving spirit and brings
both pleasure and added intelligence into
somewhat somber lives, working faithfully
as promising u field as Is titled by any En-
glishwoman. To the outsider, the coffee-tav-
ern appendix is the only blot on fair page,
Tor cheap temperance restaurants in London,
let the philosopher say why il he can, are
lnetfably dreary, like the temperance hotels,
with their bitter coffee and greasy meat pies.
The London reformer has seldom genius
culinary.