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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12
CHAs. n. JACoBsoS.s CASE.
He Receives Pardon aud Not . Commute
ton OF sentence.


In the case OF Chas. II. jacobson Of the
District of Columbia the President YESTERDAY
issued pardon 10 go into effect after eighteen
mouths continuous confinement in the Dis
trict Jail. ID not a Communication % sen-
tence, 1 stated yesterday, but restores
Jacobson to full rights ~ a citizen.
This case IL somewhat peculiar.
He was sentenced in January. 1880. FOR grand
larceny, TO two years confinement in the Al
hany penitentary. the term 20 commence upon
his entrance into that institution. since then
he has been lying in the District jail awaiting
the result Of applications for a rehearing OF for
executive clemency. His friends worked hard
In the matter.
Had these applications been denied jacobson
would have served upwards of three aud one
half wears, two in the penitentiary and one and
half in the District. A. IL H. he will leave
on the 4th Of July free and unrestricted
American citizen.
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REPRESENTATIVES, CAMPBELL
Offers a Few Remark. Upon several Political
Topics.


Representative T. J. Campbell OF New fcrh
says he does not think any man but Hill him
self can guess with any sort of accuracy what
Mr.. Hill is going to do with relation TO the
governorship OF New York.
In response to a question concerning the sug-
gestion OF Dan Lockwood's name for the gov
ernorship. he said that IL Mr.. Lockwood would
take the nomination he would make an en-
cellent candidate. There would be no trouble
he said. about Lockwood election: he would &c,
the support Of all elements. With relation tC
Mr.. Cleveland all he would say was that that
gentleman was getting along all right.
As TO the speakership, he said that the New
York people were fond of both Mr. Crisp anC
Mr.. Mcmillan. When the time came. be said
the delegation would get together and decid,
on what seemed best for New York and the res
Of the country
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FUSILADE IN A HOTEL.

Guests at Hot Springs Robbed-Chasing the
Thief.
HoT SPRINGS, ARK, June 12.-Mr. T. B. Clark
Of Chicago and J. d. Ware of this city,
guests at the Albion Hotel, were last night
robbed of 81, 200 and s4O0 respectively. When
the thiefs presence in the house was discov-
cred an officer was sent for and a
fusilade ensued, in which the robber was
wounded and then made his escape.
He was tracked by a trace Of blood
to the edge of the woods. where the trail was
lost. The chief of police of Little Rock has
arrived here with twelve bloodhounds and it is
expected the thief will be run down.
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INDIA LINEN AND LAWN SUITS.

Ninety-three styles Of Ladies' Suits. with basques
or waists. Sizes "a to a. Prices. "a. 10 to eos.
Forty-eight styles Of Misses Suits. Sizes l2 to 10
years Prices. s5 to &l5.
Seventy-two styles Childrens Suits. Sizes to L.
years. Prices. 81. cS to 81.
Thirty seven styles Small Childrens dresses Sizes
to years. Prices CSC. to s5.
sHThe variety Of styles and sizes almost assures
perfect t Should alterations be required charge
is made and the services Of an expert modste are fur
nished.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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Hind Sight" Legislation in Kansas.

TOPEKA, KAN, June I2.-The law passed by
the recent legislature providing that eight
hours shall be days work for all employees of
the state will necessitate the closing of all the
state institutions, unless special arrangements
are made for keeping them open. To do the work
properly will necessitate the employment Of
100 new employees The appropriations passed
by the late legislature will not permit of the
ernor will probably call special session of the
Legislature to pass the necessary appropria-
tons
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CHILpREx,s MUsIrx UsDERwEAR.

TIE better you understand what il takes OF
cloth and trimming and work 10 produce Mus
lin Underwear tine more you'll wonder at the
prices we've made. Take any one thing you
see advertised here in Underwear, count what
il would cost yOu to make it-then see what our
price IS. That's the whole story.
Childrsn's Muslin Drawers. with deep hem
and cluster OF fine tucks above.
-i2l1c- pair
Children's Fine Cambria Drawers. with hem
and turks
IS. 81. ~. A. and 5Oc. pair
Children's Fine Quality Muslin Drawers.
with Hamburg ruffie and fine tucks-
81. 81. ~. -. 80 and Co. pair.-
Childrens Drawer Waists, with buttons and
buttOnholes.
-l21<c. each---
Children's Fine Cambria Night Drawers. with
HAMBURG around neck and sleeves-buttons
and battonhOIss. sizes TO II years
-sIc.. 81 10. 81. - and 81. b a pair
Children's Long Cloth Might Drawers. with
Hamburg around neck and sleeves-buttons
AMI buttonhOIes. sizes . to II years.
10. 95c.. Al. 10 and Z H. - pair
Children's Plfn Muslin Gowns. hubbard
style. Sizes TO IL years.
ID, 81 =. 40. A. and SOC. each
(S.rond iOnr, 10Th ST. building.D
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Record Of . Days Deaths.

Burial permits were issued from the health
office during the twenty-four hours ending q,
noon today as follows: Ephraim Elem, colored,
seventy years, paralysis; Michael Breen, white
6fty-eight years, typhoid fever; LiIlyv. Stewart
colored, ten months, malarial fever; Frank Nc
Entee, white, fifty years, drowned; Hannah N.
Reyes, white, sixty-one years, sehirrus Of
breast; Gerina Gaiser, white, ffty-nine years
seven years, hyperemesis: Carrie n Butler
colored, five months, cerebral congestion; Rob.
ert vose, white, sixty-four years, angina pee
toris; Howard Brown, whitel two years, diph.
liberia; Winfield A. s. Brooks, colored, twelve
years heart disease
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An Explosion Heard for Miles

CINCINNATI, June IA tank of gasoline on
the tracks Of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road at Wilders' station, about a mile back of
Newport, KY, exploded this morning. Just
what caused the explosion is not known, but it
is probable the excessive heat Of the day caused
a volatile gas to ascend, which was ignited by
a spark from an engine. The explosion woke
up every sleeper in Newport. Dayton and Gov
ington. Reports from various villages at an
early hour this morning state that the force Of
the shock was felt for ten miles around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

New York, June 12.-About 200 Of the strik-
ing housesmiths have returned to::work, but q
large number have been notified that the en-
pioyers are not yet ready to resume. II all are
not at work by Monday next the strike will be
resumed. The men go back to work with the
understanding that nine hours will constitute
a days work until January /. 1892, after which
the eight-hour rule will prevail.
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DIPLOMATS IN CHICAGO.

Arrival Of the Representatives Of Foreign
Countries.
CHICAGO June 12.-The members Of the
diplomatic corps, who left Washington yester-
day for the purpose of gathering information
with reference to the worlds fair, arrived here
this morning.
The party is being entertained by Mayor
Washburne, President Palmer and Secretary
Dickinson of the national commission, Presi-
dent Baker and other officers Of the local direc-
tory and Of the national commission.
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Gov. Burleigh's Eye on Congress.

BosroS, MASS, June IA special from
Augusta. Me-, says that Gov. Burleigh is max
ing strong efforts to secure the republican
nomination for Congress in that district. The
governor says he is in constant receipt of let
tiers urging him to become a candidate for Con-
gress, and that he has finally concluded to an
nounce his candidacy.
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Grin Killing or A,askan Indiana,

ASTORIA, GREG, June l2.-An employe Of the
Cutting Packing Company at Cooks Inlet.
Alaska, writes TO his father, in this city, under
date of May 10, stating that great numbers of
Indians are sick with the grip and are dying at
an alarming rate. The writer says he aud conf
panion buried seven Indians in one day and
burned house containing three more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

This advertisement is not much more than a price
list. BUT IT Is OF COMPLETE STOCK. We
might write long advertisement in fusome praise Of
the few odds and ends which are Offering at nom
inal prices. but you have enough Of such much ado
about nothing. So please be impressed with the fac
that We quote only fashionable. pertect fitting gar
ents correct materials styles. coors sizes and prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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Drink Ruined q Clergyman.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. June 12.-The Rev. John F.
Ray has been sentenced to the penitentiary
from Wayne county for two years for burglary.
He contracted the habit of drink and robbed a
hotel. Ray has family of six children. He
says he will again enter the ministry when he
serves his sanfence
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The Cars Gift to Senator Stanford

SAN Francisco, June 12.-The Gar of Rus
STA has presented the Stanford University with
q complete collection Of Russian and Siberian
minerals taken from the St. Petersburg Mu-
scum. The collection Is valued at about $685.
600 and comprises some 800 specimens. Mrs.
Stanford will, in return, send the car a col
lection Of California minerals and precious
stones
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Sctlert TTOPOse 70 Deiy tHe CHerOkees.
ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, June 12.-The Chero-
KEGS propose to try to make the haycutters in
the strip pay so cents ton for hay and the cat
tlemen 81 head. Both have refused to pay
anything. and say they have as much right
dered out their police and will call upon the
United States to help them to drive the cat
tlemer and haymen of the strip if they do not
paw up at once.
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FALLING Orr N CUSTOMS REcEIPrs.-A state
ment prepared at the Treasury Department
shows that the total receipts from customs 81
the port of New York during the first ten days
Of June were S2,135, SIS. Of which 2 per cent
was paid in gold coin. Is per cent in gold GER
tificates 20.7 per cent in silver certificates. az
per cent in U. n. notes and pal per cent In
Treasury notes The receipts during the fret
ten days of June, 1880, were "a. $50. 45l, Of
which 4 per cent was in gold coin. IS per cent
in gold certificates rs per cent in silver GER
tifcates and 81 per cent in L. \. notes.
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THE GREENBACk LEADER.
What Mr.. Geo. o. Jones Thinks of the Third
Party Movement

Party Movement.
Geo. o. Jones Of the greenbsck party. which
has had wonderful vitality for many years,
says that the trouble with the third party
movement is that they need money and leaders,
and that before they can expect TO accomplish
anything they must get both and
become crystalized. The money question, he
says, is one that is bound to keep to the front.
and he thinks that it is not improbable that
sooner or later there will be a great party.
growing out of the demand Of the people for a
proper financial system.
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sauatters Settle and Organize,

CHICAGO, June 12.-About 700 squatters have
gone on what is known as the sweetzer tract.
valuable property claimed by the Land and
River Improvement Company lying along
Superior bay in Superior. The squatters held
meeting last evening and organized pro-
tective union. Great excitement prevails.
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Involved in rroub,. by . Headline.

CrrY OF Mxuoo, June IA telegram from
Gustemala states that the president has caused
the Imprisonment Of Nicolas Cifuentes, Manuel
Alfaro and Ventura Pas, Who were the editors
of * Popular OF Guesaitenango; They are
carry heavy stones and do other degrading
work. They had pablished an article headed,
Thieves, Authorized and Unauthorised, which
attacked the quasi government Of BarillaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

LANSING, MICH, June 12-The senate has
passed the house bill, which places all rail-
| roads operating under special charters on the
| same level with general law roads in regard to
taxation. The senate also passed the sena-
| tOrial gerrymandering bill
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PARDON ASKED FoR A DYISs MAS.-An apple
cation has been made 20 the President for
pardon in the case OF Jas. Mullen. who is now
in the District Jail unde: sentence awaiting
the result OF motion for a new trial. IL will
probably be considered today OF tomorros
The application is based uvon a physicians
certificate TO the effect that Mullen IL In a
dying condition and can live but few days 81
uort
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The KEYSTONE BASK.-Controller Lacey's
statement in regard to the keystone National
Bank was submitted 90 the President this morn
regular cabinet meeting. IL will be forwarded
to the common council Of Philadelphia and will
not be made public until submitted to that
BODY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

ARMY oRDrRs.-Lcave Of absence for two
months and fifteen days has been granted
Chaplain Allen Allensworth, twenty fourth in
fantry. Second Lieut.. Ellwood W. Evans.
eighth cavalry, has been transferred from troor
c to troop NJ OF that regiment. BY direction
of the acting secretary OF war leave OF absence
for four months on surgeons certificate OF dis
ability, to take effect upon his being tempo
rarily relieved from duty as engineer secretary
of the lighthouse board, has been granted Ma.
James +. Gregory. corps OF engineers.
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He Eayors Mr.. Mills.

Representative Lanhap Of Texas is in thu
city. Speaking to a friend about the Speak
ership contest he said that he thought the con.
test lay between Mr.. Mills and Mr. Crisp. He
Of course. Is for the man from his own state.
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Nav Mot suspend Gold Payments.

BUENos AYREs, June 12.-Owing to public
opposition to the measure the senate has de-
cided to reconsider the passage Of the bill
which, as announced yesterday, was to sus-
pend gold payments for the period Of six
mOnths.
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TRAVELLING Wars AND SUITS.
ALSO SHAWLS.


Ladies' Light weight Connemarss, having no sleeves,
are easily thrown and of. SO designed as to
protect the entire costume. Made Of English cloths
checks plaids, stripes plain colors and Black Sizes
% to A. Prices. e. -. %. &c. ell. sl2, Sl4 3d.
SIS.
MISSES AND cHILDREN's Gingham, Flannel
and Cloth Suits for sssshore and mountain. The very
latest Paris styles. at prices little than
frst-class dressmaker would charge for making.
Sizes to IL years. Prices. 9sc to Ella.
SHAWLS-A collection un urpassed All the latest
shades and superior qualities at the following prices
Cashmere shawls. sl.35. sl.6s. Sl.s5. 81. IS.
o.. p. g.. A.
Chudda shawis. s1.6s s1.s5. e. %. g.. AZ. e. 6s.
81. IS.
Knit Wool shawls. e1.5o. eI.9s. s2a5. % 4s.
S2.6s.
Silk and Wool. e. 4s, e.. 49, g. 80. %. 90. "a 60
s4.9s.
Drap d'Etat Sc g. Sc 81, e. 50. g. 10. "a. e. 50.
g. g. 80. %, -. $50. %. 81 s10. $40. 10. ell.
s12. sl2.50.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.J
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TALK ABOUT BUSINESS.

Why in all life knew trade to be ivelier
than it during the last past We had all that
we could do with our regular force and frequently
could have used q baker dozen extra men. 1t Is q
firmly established fact. however. that we sell
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
Than any other house extant
The popular verdict regarding our line of suits Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
For Men. consisting of sERGEs. TwEEDs. HOME
sPUNS, woksTEDs, CHEvIOTs, &C.. &C.. is an
emphatic and unqualified Endorsement Of the quality
and fit as being the BEST ever seen at the price.
which Is
$40 A SUIT.
Why We have had orders for these suits from all
points of the composition the states bordering
the British possessions and from far south as
Tampa. Fla. This Endorsement from at home and
abroad has eated us somewhat and acts incentive
to greater endeavors. which shall proceed to put
into effect at cen though not classed with
the UPPER TEN" Indeed we prefer to be listed
xith the LOWER FIVE" when It comes TO the ques-
ton Of PRICE with excellence Of material and make
SAILOR SUITS! SAILOR sUITsI:
SAILOR SUITS.
BLUE AND GRAY.
Sizes to 10 years.
15c. ANDs1 Al SUIT.
CAILDREN's SHORT PANTS SUITS.
Sizes to IA years.
81 SUIT.
Better ones. 81. 10 Suit. Still better. e. Sui:
One grade higher. o.. 25 Suit
Another step up, e. 80 Suit.
TOP NOTCH,
S27S
SUIT.
YOUNG MEMS sUITs-CUTAwAY COATS.
Sizes 81 to 80.
good suit at g. better suit at 90. co.
superior suit at g.. An excellent suit at $50.
II you want better thing than this you must seek
1t in the cloudstor Of the earth and there
fore earthy-hence you cannot expect to perform
miracles. We playing sad havoc with the furnish
ing goods people because at quits with that
particular line of goods and selling of our superb
stock of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting Of Neckwesr. Underwear. Outing Shirts.
Silk and Linen Linen Collars and other
necessary adjuncts to a eentlemans wardrobe,
AT 80 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
OF AND $40 1TH ST. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
H~Ofhce Coats on sale Monday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings from to o'clock only. Price 25c.
1eS
uABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
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Balmsceda Offers to Nerot,.te.

IouIoUE. June 12.-President Balmaceda re.
Gently sent word to the congressional leaders
here that if they had any new proposition for q
settlement OF the quarrel in Chill he would re-
ceivs them through United States Minister
Egan. The congressionalists replied yesterday
that they had no propositions to make.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

PORTLAND, Me-, June l2.-John Wiseman of
the sugar firm OF Wiseman 4 McGiil, Philadel-
phia, who is here, has plan Of establishing o
line Of steamers between Philadelphis and
Portland. Two new refneries are, II il stated,
to be established, one in Philadelphia and one
in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

FoURrH-CLAss PosrNAsrERs - Fourth-clsss
postmssters were yesterday appointed as fol-
lows: Maryland-H. Seitz. Bowie: W. 7. Parker,
Vale Summit; L. Wilson, woodville. Virginia -
w. L. Rogers. Finney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

Dnybreak 1nspecdOn Of Art Suggested.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE Nail and Express
comes out today in favor of opening the Metro
poitan Museums at daybreak six days in the
week, 90 as TO give the workingmen the oppor-
tunity Of ENJOYING them without breaking the
sabbath. This is an entirely new thought and
is argued on sanitary, intellectual, esthetic,
economic and moral grounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

You'll be confused at this assortment
Of Windsor Scarfs. All are genuine bar
gains, however. Not Scarf that is not
full one yard long. 121s to 30 cents the
price extremes These silk Grenadine,
Sursh silk and Japanese silk Scarfs at
% cents are perhaps the best bargains.
You have only to note the working of
these Patent Fastenings to see how easily
adjusted are these Studs. Links and But.
tons. and the price only 25 cents. fyou
want Scarfpin here are thousands TO
choose from. We won't pretend to say
which is pretties: and cheapest. Real
Gold. 9sc to -. 30 each. Imitation, sc.
to 4Sc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

A PHrLADELPHiA CONFIDENCE Treasurer
Nebeker today received conscience contribu-
tion Of SO from an unk resident Of Phila-
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

Strike OF Trackmen Tor FEWER Hours.
LAWRENCE, June l2.-Nearly all the laborers
at work rebuilding the tracks of the Merrimac
street railroad struck this morning for nine
hours instead of ten hours per day. It is
feared that trouble may occur and o force Of
police has boon sent to the scene.
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A sens.tional Re,,ort Corrected.

LONDON, ONT. June IA sensational report
was circulated here yesterday that the village
of Thamesford was burned. Trainmen who ar
rived here last night report that the Masonic
Hall and the Queens Hotel were badly
scorched, but that little other damage was
done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

Representative Wilson on the Third Party
Speaking of the third party movement, Rep
resentative Wilson of West Virginia says thai
great parties are born. not made; but that tn,
third party was made, not born at Cincinnati
He thinks third party may be born later on
1T. he says significantly. lis very strong il
Kansas and Ohio. | do not think it will bur
us democrats much"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

REv. J. W. ScoTT. the Presidents venerable
fathor-in-law. left Washington this afternoon
for Port Townsend, Wash. in company with
ais son, Judge John n. Scott of that city.
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Building Permits TOR the Week.

During the week ending today there were is
sued from the Office of the inspector of build
ings seventy-four permits for new dwellings
aggregating in cost sS79,430, divided as
follows: Northwest twenty-six permits, S265 900:
southwest, three permits, Is, 800; northeast
twenty-five permits, SIS, 800: southeast, eleven
permits, az, 500; county, twelve permits q, $50
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Gov. Buckley VIII Not Resign.

HARTFORD. CoNH., June l2-Tbe rumor that
Gov. Bulksley viii resign aud allow Lieutenant
Governor Mervin, the republican candidate for
governor In last Noyember's election, to assume
The duties Of governor, 10 denied by the for
mer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

Anteruauouoi AypOgThphIcai NntOu
BosToN, June 12.--At the International Typo
graphical Union convention today the constitu-
ton was amended so as to make the president
Of the International Typographical Union a
delegate, by the virtue of his Office, to the
American Federation of Labor.
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PAE1rcuLaRLr INTERESTING
TO
ECONOMICAL FOLKS.

Ladies' Muslin Drawers. with deep hem and
cluster Of piaits aboye-fnished with yoke,
-2oc. pair
Ladies' Muslin Gowns. withHubbard yoke.s-y
clusters Of plaits in yoke and cambria ruttie
around neck and sleeves and down front.
-5Oc. each
Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, with square
neck three-inch Hamburg back and front and
Hamburg edge around sleeyes-perfect hitting.
-7oc. each
Ladies' Muslin Walking Skirts. with three
rows Of plaits and deep ruffie of Hamburg At the
bottom finished with yoke.
81. 80 each
Ladies' Cambria Walking Skirts. with deep
rrffi- Of yalencisnnss lace. cluster Of plaits In
ruffie and finished with yoke.
I'll. 80 each
(second foor lOth st. buildinz).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

The will OF Richard II. Hunt leaving his
estate to Lizzie ]. Hunt, his wife, who he names
as executrix, WAS filed today
In the Grim inal Court. Judge Bradley, today
in the case of Joseph H. Kelley, charged with
larceny, bail in $500 was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-12

Seal Fishing in the South Pacific Forbidden.
San FnANcIsco, June 12.-The feet Of sailing
sealing vessels belonging to this port have lost
one of their best hunting grounds. The action
of the United States in barring sealers from
Boring sea recently caused the Tasmania
in the South Pacific within extensive sea
boundaries.