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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12
Held for the Grand ,Jurv


The case Of the two young men George
Adamson and Joseph Kelly, charged with
crookedness at the race track, a. published in
The STAR q few days ago. was called for trial
in the Police Court today and Messrs. Camp
bell Darlington and 7. C. Taylor appeared -
their counsel
They were charged with defrsuding Mr.. John
W. Belt, county clerk Of Prince George
county.
1t was alleged that Mr.. Belt gave the defend.
ants SIS TO bet on race and il was not proved
whether they put up the money or not.
Mr.. Belt stated the case and identified the
defendants. The money was to have been bet
on the horse Exclusion" The horse won. but
Mr.. Belt did not receive the $500 which the
bets would have called for.
Detective Carter also gave evidence and de-
scribed the manner Of doing business by the
bookmakers and also the tickets, which he
thought were bogus
The bookmakers were not called TO give evil
dence.
Judge Miller thought from the evidence that
the case was one for the grand jury 10 inves-
tigate and held the defendants in ESQ security
for the grand jury.
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TEE sronY ror rrrrrrxp
That Secretary Noble Wsaid RESIGN ssa y
Succeeded by Commissions Csrs>s

That Secretary Noble Msaid Resign ssl -
sacceeded by Commi-.,eser Cares
dispatch was received today IRON Chscsse
which states that DIR. @. X. Cole. le~dins
citizen Of Montana and one Of Helens's rsehsss
men. received letter from washineton - ~
Auditorium Hotel yesterday which stated that
Secretary Noble would resign IN q couple 81
months and Thomas X. Garter 81 Helena would
be the new Secretary OF the Interior"
Both Secretary Noble End Land Commis-
sioner Garter are out OF the city, hut 81 ~
Interior Department the story Is considered -
be without foundation IN fact some weeks
ago similar statement Was sent out IRON this
city, and at that time the ofhcisls referred .
did not consider that the report Was worth
contradiction. The officials az the Intevios
Department do not believe that there has been
any change IN the situation since that time. a
personal friend Of Commissioner Garter 10 ro-
sponsiole for the statement that the commis-
s.uner said that the proposed change had nsvss
been suggested.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May IL - Flour dull - western
super, a1saA.lo; do. do, extra. <95akI5; do. do,
family, 4S5a5.40; winter wheat patent, A60a6 on:
spring wheat patent h.57a6O0; do. do, straight
O0aAoo-receipts, 5,444 barrels; shipments, 1855
barrels; sales, 825 barrels. Wheat southern
steady; Fultx. l0sa1.lS; Longberry, I10a1.ll; No.
8 red, 1rmer; spot, LA; the month, l.l9al.13k:
July, 107Aa107K; August, l.04ka1.0la; steamer,
No. 3, red. 1.lu-receipts, S5,S0s busnels; ship
ments. 1900 bushels; Stock ls7,S79 bushels saes,
$4,000 bushels. corn-southern steady; white, Is;
yellow, q; mixed nrmer; spot, 20; the month, ~
July, eexes7; spot, No. 3 white, 12k-receipts IL
~ bushels shipments. 50 bushels; stock, 6s.lS2
bushels. Oats easier-No. white western, GoasO;
No. 2mixed western, 5Sa5e-receipts, 1900 bushels:
stock, sSsle1 bushels. Rye nrmer-receips ga
bushels; stock 1891 bushels. Hay QUIET, but
steady--good to choice timothy, 1100a1aO0. Grain
neights dull and nominal, unchanged. Cotton
dull and mountaineering, 81 Provisions quiet
ana unchanged. Butter easy and dull creamery,
fancy, .; DO. fair TO choice, 9sa9I; do imitation
aaaz5; lsded, fancy. ~; do. good to choice 20a2E
rolls me- 80 do fair to good, isaac; store-packed
1saa1 Eggs nrm-la Coffee firm, unchanged.
Sugar nrm-granulsted, ~. Copper unchanged.
Whisky nrm-l.ssal.zs. Peanuts steady-sa4k.
BALTIMORE. May u. - Virginia threes, ssk
asked; Baltimore and Ohio stock, IS bid; Northern
Central stock, e4A bid; Consolidated gas bonds,
ll2x; do stock, Az.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 10 CLOSING. - whest-July.
1001.: September, 96H. Corn-July, 50 4: SepteIn-
Der, $50. 0ats--July, 46As; September, sSk PORK
July, 11.06x; September, il.0sJs Lard-July.
$50; september, ass. Ribs-uly, eiO; septem'
Der, 40.
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Govsrnment Agents at the Seal Islands.
Secretary Foster has completed the selection
Of government agents to represent the United
States at the Seal Islands this season and they
will sail on the Rush from San Francisco as
soon as they can reach that port. The party
will consist Of Maj. W. II. williams, special
agent in charge of the Seal Islands; J. Stanley
Brown, special treasury agent, who will COM
plete the work begun BY Prof. Elliott; Milton
Barnes, who will be in charge at the Island of
st. George, and 3. r. Nettleton and wife, who
will assist Maj. Williams ON the Island of st.
Paul Mrs. Nettleton will teach school.
Mr.. Barnes was only appointed yesterday
He was formerly secretary of state Of Ohio
The original date fixed for the sailing Of the
Rush was May IA, but as the party could not be
got together in time the Rush has been ordered
to walt their arrival, when she will sail She
now has her sailing orders, and all other in
structions are in the hands Of Maj. Williams.
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STOCKS BARELY STEADY.
The Market Disturbed by Series Of FLAG
tuations.


New YORK, May 12.-Thc stock market again
displayed a resctionary tendency this morning.
the buying for the long account stacking of
and the support from the covering of shorts
being lacking. First prices were generally
small fractions lower than last nights figures.
while sugar was down / = at So. New England.
Union Pacific and Louisville each q and Atchi-
son, Burlington and C.C.C. and st. Louis each
y per cent. A rally from these figures oc-
Cured in the early trading, but in no case was
the opening loss recovered, except in the
wheeling and Lake Erie stocks, which were re-
markabiy strong, each showing net gain
OF over i per cent and Chicago gas.
which, after fractional advance. retired
again with the remainder of the list The other
industrials also rallied, Cordage advancing l to
80. The general list again declined, however,
and at the lowest points Union Pacific was
down 4 at 46lS, @. G. C. and st. Louis Is at
62% and Rock Island / per cent at rs. the
Others losing large fractions as rule. At IL
o'clock the market was comparatively quiet
and barely steady at close to the lowest prices
reached.
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A Weakness for Watches.

John O. Cantwelrs name has appeared on
the Police Court records several times and to-
day it appeared on two papers, one charging
larceny from the person and the. other petit
larceny.
In the first case he was tried for picking
Thomas Crump's pocket of a silver watch. The
prisoner met Cantwell at the base ball grounds
Friday and on their way down the city they
had several drinks. The last time the owner
looked at the watch it was S:45 o'clock
Detective Mattingly arrested Cantwell and
recovered the watch. The court held him in
s5OO bail to await the action of the grand jury
In the case Of petit larceny he was charged
with the theft Of silver watch from q saloon
keeper and the jury convicted him. ssn-
tence Of six months was imposed.
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THE CRISIS IN PORTUGAL.

Suspension Of Payments by the Bank-Se-
curities Drop in Paris.
LISBON, May 12.-The Bank Of Portugal tenn
porarily refuses to cash its notes. 1t is rumored
that fresh decree will be issued authorizing
. forced paper currency. 1t 10 announced that
the sixty days suspension Of payments does
not apply TO state transactions.
LONDON, May 12.-At this hour Q2:S0 pm.
the tone Of the sock exchange market IL Fat
A number Of securities are lower, but the most
marked decline 10 IN Portuguese and Spanish
securities.
PANS, May II, 1p.m.-A panic prevails ON
the bourse here. Portuguese securities have
falleu n az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Services % Ne Held ns the Mount vsr~~1
Church This kvenlur.

mount Vernon NJ. Z. Church. az 9th and Z
streets, viii have lite capacity tested pretty -
verely this evening. the occasion being ~
services In memory Of Gen. Joseph T. John
ston. The services will be under the suspicrs
OF the ex-confederate Veterans Association of
the District, and Leigh Robinson, the presi-
dent. viii deliver the address. The 49,
ciaaon at present in an exceedingly
hourishing condition and its members alone
Will MI a large portion Of the church. The
orator OF the evening is well known ss fniaheA
and eloquent speaker. No elaborate deeorS-
tons have been attempted at the church. al
though plentiful supply Of flowers viii be
astefuiiy arranged. The services viii be
opened with prayer. which viii be followed By
quartet OF male voices. Gen. K. p. Hum
ton will Introduce Mr.. Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

CHARoEs AGAINST CHIEF MxRsprrH.-Secre-
tary Foster has under consideration charges
preferred by Knights Of Labor against
Capt W. n. Meredith, chief Of the bureau
Of engraving and printing. growing ont Of
. controversy between the chief and his
employees in the bureau - TO the appointment
Of . certain person. . member Of the organisa-
ton, 70 position In the bureau. II l. under.
stood that the Secretary has indicated TO Capt
Meredith that IL wss his intention TO ignore
both the charges and his own request for an
Investigation
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Wants q Discovery and Account.

Laura Hayne has, by F. H. Mackey, fled q
bill in equity against E. A. McIntire for q dis
covery and account She alleges that being
the owner of part lot 81, square 3Ss, in Sep
TENDER, 1881, she gave a deed of trust to secure
the payment Of . note for $500, and defendant
was the agent for the collection of rents
She charges that in August, 1882, he pretended
TO make sale Of the property for $500
TO one Emma Taylor. and in 1883 there was re-
corded deed pretending to convey the prop
erty to one Alfred Brown for 81 100. She
charges that she has recently discovered that
the sale was . fraud; that there Is no such per-
con as Emma Taylor, and asks discovery as
TO who she is and that defendant be required
70 account for the rents.
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Washington Stock Excbanpe

ssles-Regular caIl-l2 o'clock M: washington
Gas Convertible IS, SIS at 1856 lexington and
Graphophone, is at SO.
district Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp 6s. 1891.
gold, 1919 bid, - asked. Per imp. Is, 1891, cur
rency, 1921 bid. asked. Market stock, Is. 1892.
currency, 1857 bid. 2Oyesr fund, 6s 1892 gold 1903
bid, asked: 2oyear fund, SIS, 1892 gold, los bid,
asked. water STOCK IS 1901 currency, lzI bid.
Water stock, rs, currency, 1903, l2i1 bid, - asked.
s.65s, 1924, fund, currency. ZIG bid. III asked.
miscellaneous BOnds-W asningIOn ana George
town Railroad, l0-40 Gs, 104 bid, 100 asked. Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS.
lzs bid, - asked Masonic Han Association,
IS, 1905, 10411 bid, - asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage IS, ITO bid, asked. Wash
ington Market Company, imp. 6s, IFS bid, - asked.
American Security and Trust Company, IS, 100 bid.
Is, 1904. 100 bid, = asked. Washington Light In
fantry I'd, Is, 1904 81 bid, los asked. Washington
asked G ssfi light ' series
B, g., 126 bid, = asked. Washington Gas Com
pany Convertible IS, 1852 bid. - asked.
bid, 40 asked. Bank Of Republic, 27O bid o. asked
Metropolitan, $50 bid 300 asked. Central, 300 b d.
Second, ls4 bid. asked. Farmers and Me-
1870 asked. Columbia. $50 bid. 100 asked Capt.
tai, ia bid. asked. West End, 101 bid,
asked. Traders, Ils bid. llsa as.e.. Lincoln,
railroad Stocks-Washingt0n and Georgetown,
2l0 bid, zs5 asked. Metropolitan. llO bid 100 asked
Solumois. e. bid, e asked; Capitol and North
Home, ~ bid, 5O+ asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 6ox bid, d asked.
insurance Stocks-Firemens, IL bid, So asked
Franklin, IS bid, - asked Metropolitan, 50 bid,
asked. National Union, Is bid, 1871 asked Arlington
l'5 bid, 1855 asked. Corcoran, IS bid, - asked. Co
lumbia, lSH bid, 49, asked. Gsrman-American,
Dol bid, - asked. Potomac, 50 bid. 50 asked
Riggs, 81. bid, So asked Peoples, ga bid, 5h
asked Lincoln, bid. 81 asked. Commercial,
~ bid, "a asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title I2sk
bid las asked Columbia Title. 81 bid, So asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas,
43>. bid, Az asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid. L. s.
Electric Light, 1853 bid, l.U asked
Telephone Stocks-Pennsyvania, IS bld,-asked
Chesapeake and Potomac, 5s4 bid, "a asked. Amer
lean Graphophone, So bid, 6h asked.
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures Market Com
pany, IL bid, 20 asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid. asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, bid It's asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, Is bid. 25 asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, x bid, asked Interocean Building Com
pany,- bid, l0l asked. Lincoln Hall, 60 bid
safe Deposit and Trust Compsnies-National
Safe Deposit, - bid, - asked Washington
Safe Deposit Company, lis bid. 1856 asked WASH
ington Loan and Trust Company, s61 bid, 100
asked. American Security and Trust Company,
7sk bid. 80 asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

NEW YoRK. May 12.-Judge Wallace in the
United States circuit court today rendered q
decision sustaining the action of the Secretary
Of the Treasury in condemning certain prop
erty on the block bounded by Hudson, Barrow.
Christopher and Greenwich streets rs q site for
the new appraisers ware houses. The govern
ment is now the owner Of the block excepting
these lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Gen. Palmer Annoaness Himsslf Out a tie
Political Race.
ATLANTA, GA, May 12-The Atlanta Journal
today publishss letter from Gen. Palmer of
Illinois, in which he states emphatically that
he ID not candidate for Vice President or
President and that political dissertation from
him would be very much like an impertinence.
Gen. Palmer says; '..Speech is silver, but ST.
lence is golden. and though favor the liberal
coinage Of the white metal have at present,
at least, Q preference for the yellow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

james NJ. Turner of Michigan Gives q Trust
Deed to Secure His Creditors.

Jhne9 M. TURNER OF MichfRan GfveS Q Trust
Deed to Secure His Creditors.
LANSING. MICH. May 12.-James NJ. Turner,
candidate for governor in the last campaign,
rated several times q millionaire with man.
moth manufacturing and farming interests in
this city and elsewhere, and mining, numbering
and railroad interests in the upper peninsula,
today fled bill Of sale covering all his personal
property in favor Of Henry F. Joy, C. H. Bull
and Stephen Baldwin of Detroit. the Detroit
National Bank Of Detroit and the Central Michi-
gan and Ingham County Savings Bank Of this
city. The consideration is clio. 900, and it is
provided that Turner shall retain possession Of
the property for six months.
Later q trust deed was filed with the county
registrar conveying all his real estate to the
same parties. Those in a position to know de-
clare that II given time he will meet II obliga-
tons in full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Unfounded Report Of q Steamers Loss.
The story telegraphed from Tacoma, Wash,
ON Sunday night relative to the loss of the
steamer Lucy Low il not warranted by the
facts. The vessel left Tacoma early in April
with party Of colonists for the Quinsiutt
river and has not since been heard from. She
Is out Of reach of the telegraph, however,
and the statement that she has foundered il
purely assumption
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CAPT. vERNEY EXPELLED,
The House Of Commons Declares Him
BE Unworthy of Memberphip.

e Sh"OTthy VI "e"oofbnip.
LONDON, May 12.-The house Of commons to-
day expelled Capt. verney from membership.
Mr.. VIM. Henry Smith, the government
leader, moved the expulsion Of Capt. Edmund
verney, who was recently convicted on the
charge of procuring a girl under twenty lone
years Of age for immoral purposes Inmaking
the motion Mr.. Smith asked the speaker
whether Capt. verney, following the usual
course, should attend on a special order and
answer the charge at the bar of the house. The
speaker replied that as Capt. Verney had been
convicted ON his own confession the house would
consider that fact, and agree that his presence
was unnecessary.
Mr.. Smith thereupon formally repeated his
motion, which recited that it was impossible
that Capt. Edmund verney could longer re-
main q member of the British house of COM
mons. The motion was seconded by Right
Hon. Henry Campbell Zimmerman Gladstone
hberaD, member for Stirling. In the midst of
profound silence the speaker put the motion,
which was agreed to.
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OLD PAVING MATERIAL.
1t 10 the Property or the District and Not of
the AbuttIn& Property Owner.

1t 10 the Property or the District and Not Of
the Abutting Property Owner.
An interesting question has just been de-
cided by the assistant attorney for the District,
Mr.. S. T. Thomas, involving the use Of old
material taken from the street.
Recently the commissioners received letter
from citizen requesting permission to use
old material in front of his premises, which
was to be removed. In his Endorsement upon
the papers Capt Rossell said:
This material, from the statement Of Mr.
Rodgers, is in exactly the same condition as
the material in the part Of the street laid by
the Washington and Georgetown railroad.
asked Commissioner Ross about this and he re-
quested the matter be sent to the attorney for
the District"
In his opinion Mr.. Thomas says that when
paving materials are incorporated into the
street they become part of the street, and con-
sequently the property Of the District, not
outstanding the abutting lot owners may have
been assessed to pay for the pavement.
When an old pavement is taken up for the
purpose of putting down new one the mate
rails OF the old is the property Of the District
and not Of the lot owner. He says it is a COM
mon idea that the materials OF an old pave
nent belong when taken up, to the
arises out Of the fact that Congress some years
since in the revision of assessments for i'm
provements by the board of public works au-
thorized an allowance for old materials but
this law is no longer in existence.
In conclusion he says: "The case is not
exactly like that of the w. and G. r.
r. Co., where the claim ia made by
the company that the old material be-
tween its tracks and for two feet outside
the Interior rails of its tracks belong to it when
removed for the purpose of substituting new
pavement in the course of constructing its
cable rails" The request was denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Alfonso Thomas, the express messenger who
was arrested in Baltimore Saturday on q charge
Of stealing an express package containing
el,70O. as published in yesterdays star, was
given hearing in Baltimore yesterday before
United States Commissioner Rodgers, who held
him in %, 500 for the authorities Of this city.
He will probably reach here this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

A Writ Of Habeas Corpus for Her Children.
Mrs. susannah Baker has filed petition for
q writ Of habeas corpus commanding Mrs. g. p.
Lee, the manager Of the Washington City
Orphan Asylum, TO produce the bodies Of her
two children, Estslle, twelve years Of age, and
Willie, six years Of age.
She states that the father died in January.
1886, leaving her the natural guardian of said
children and charges that the imprisonment Of
the children IL unconstitutional, Illegal and OPP
pressive. Judge James directed the writ to
Issue rsturnabls tomorrow morning ct 10
o'clock.
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A Case Discontinued.

The case Of Matte L. Whitney against C. C.
Duncanson, filed by Morris L. Hamilton April,
1885, to restrain the sacrifice of goods, &C.,
In which the restraining order was denied Octo-
ber 1888, has been discontinued by the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

RHODE ISLANDS DIRECT TAx.-The state of
Rhode Island, through its governor, made ap-
plication to the Treasury Department for that
states share Of the direct tax fund, amounting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

BUFFALO, N. Y, May IA public reception
In honor Of Ex -President Cleveland was held in
the mayors Office this morning. A long pro-
cession Of citizens greeted the ex-President.
Mr.. Cleveland was afterward entertained at
luncheon by the Buffalo Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12
No Florida Senator Yet.

In the Florida joint democratic caucus last
night the sixty ninth ballot resulted a. follows
Call, 81; Mays, "A; Bloxham, 2; Long. 1. Calls
gain OF two is because of the return to him of
Peacock and Diversified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Italy Does Not Intend TO Appeal.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Rome correspondent
Of the Standard says he has official authority to
deny the statement that Italy has at present any
intension TO appeal to the powers for judgment
on the New Orleans affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12
The Guatsmai.n s1Ini.ter counting.

the 0ustsmalan Minister Coming.
CHICAGO, May i2-Antonio Batrss, the re-
Gently appointed minister plsnipotentiary from
Guatsmala to the United States, arrived ysster
day en- route 10 Warrington. He d socom-
panied BY r. A. 6alazar, who has beer sSsnor-
lied BY his government 10 open . bursau Of In
formation and immigration In New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

TIE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF TEE
CzAREwrrcH.-The Japanese legation has re-
ceived dispatch in relation to the attempt
upon the life of the czarewi c /, which states
that the prince was wounded IN the head by
fanatic. The attack was made ut o So, place
upon Lake Biwa, about twelve miles from
Kioto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Secf8Fy
NEw Yolx, May 12.-Secretary Blaine, after
. comfortable night, was resting quietly this
morning. Mrs. Blaine informed a reporter that
Mr.. Blaine would probably return TO Washing
ton on Wednesday or Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

The Omaha Leaves San Pedro
Ban PEDRO, CAL, May 1.-THE United States
mau-of-war Omaha left here last evening for
thu north
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SECRETARY TRACY left Washington last night
for Binghamton, N. Y, to look after matters
connected with lawsuit in which he Is attor-
ney.
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Csousr Sorsos

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