Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1895, Page 6

6 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. os — THE EVENING WASHIN GTON MONDAY. STAR. -Editor. ChOSBY 5s. THE EVENING STAR a regular and permanent circulation m' vhan the combined circulation of the othee Washington dailies. As a News and Advertising Medium 1t ch more has no competitor. order to avoid delays, on ac. absence, letters to esned ¥ individual connected with the Ollice, but simply to THE STAR, or to the Editerint or Business Depart- meRis, aecording to tenor or purpose. Senator Gallinger’s resolution calling upon the District Commissioners for cer- tain specific information as to public school facilities in the District will result in directing attention in a forcible manner to conditions that are far from creditable to the Cong:ess that permits their continued existence. The Senator's present interest seems to have been aroused by a news- paper statement which had it that there are more than eight thousand schooliess children at the national capital. This an- nouncement Senator Gallinger regards as one of great importancé and “a very seri- cus reflection upon the Congress of the United States.” It is all of that, and more. The Senator says that he is “inclined to the belief that this matter has been en- tirely exaggerated in the public press, and will further suggest that it fray be found that the school facilities in this District are perhaps almost, if not wholly, adequate for the wants of the children." When the data called for is in the Seratcr’s possession, he will see at a glance that the situation is worse than he apparerfly supposed it was. Without having anything like precise fig- vres upon which t&*base its estimate, The Star thinks that the figures which Senator Gallinger regards as too large are really less than the unfortunate aggregate. The Senator will also see, when his resolution bears fruit, that a large and rapidly-in- creasing number of children receive in- struction only during one-half of each school day vecause Insufficient facilities have compelled this arrangement; this number must grow encrmously unless ad- ditional buildings are provided. Senator Gallinger says with confidence, in which the people of the District would like to share, “if it shall appear that the school facilities are inadequate I am sure that Congress will hasten to make necessary sppropriaticns to provide additional school accommodations.” May Senator Gallinger prove to be an unerring prophet! —___+ e+ — ‘The claim ts often made that striking workmen do none of the damage which is elmost invariably consequent upon a strike. Sometimes this claim is well founded, for it occasionally happens that thé rough ele- ment takes advantage of friction between capital and labor to do many things that could not be done in more peaceful umes without detection. Testimony from Krook- lyn, however, upsets the allegations of in- recence as to the trolley strike, for there January 28, 1595. | ordinary consideration. | mands the army? | strongly all American history. The honor and title and recompense attached to the rank of lieutenant-general shovld be reserved for those men whose remarkable abilities and phenomenal services entitle them to extra- If the best we have is given for conscientious performance of routine duties what shall we have to offer as an incentive to those who may be called upon to greater exertion and more burden- seme responsibilities than have fallen to the lot of the major-general who now com- ‘The economical feature of the argument is one upon which much logic might be based; for in addition to a tremendous increase in pay consequent | upon the more exalted rank, there would come the creation of a staff of lieutenant- colonels with corresponding additions to the Pay-roll. Congress is, through necessity, melined teward parsimony; it daily declines to permit the disbursement of money for which there is real and press- ing necessity; it is not likely to stultify itself solely for the purpose of getting into accord with a Presidential recommendation. Our army is not large enough to need a eutenant-general; it is a trifle top-heavy anyhow. +ee horse should be up and if possible, the proposed Minneapolis to Chicago— Lovers of the doing to prevent, pony race from | scheduled to commence February 7. Such @ contest as the one proposed gives no promise of any good result, and must productive of cruelty to the ani- t most of all deserves humane treatment. There was such a race from Chadron, Neb., to the World’s Fair, and it was in every respect a very savage and discreditable exhibition -of man’s inhu- manity to the most useful of his brute friends. Se Whether or not hypnotism is a moral defense for some crimes, it is likely that the courts will make it clear that it is a good thing to let alone. —— + e+ —__ Liliuokalani appears to be unfortunately impressed with the idea that a reign of terrer Is better than no reign at all. —_- + +2 A little dash of cotton gin is what is at present reviving the spirits of southern commerce. ———~+ «+ __. Li Hung Chang continues to be the sole participant in a gigantic political land- slide. ——- 202 SHOOTING STARS. “De guv'ment hez made it agin de law fur anybedy to so much ez make a picture of a dollar bill," remarked Reginald de Bumme, with a sigh. “Dat’s a fack,” replied Clarence Fitz Hautbeau; “it seems like dey wus a con- spiracy ter keep us fellers from ever findin’ out what money looks like.” A Complicated Problem. “What is the matter?’ asked the editor of Juck to his assistant. “You aren't going to get brain fag again, are you?” “I don't know,” was the mournful repiy; “I have my fears. I'm trying to think of some way of making fun of the old jokes that won't be a chestnut itself.” $t9999900004000009990000008 66 of any Ladies’ £3, for $1.98. Plenty of nd all sizes. Pat- them—all styles Jace and but- ton, plain and cloth top—in every ° e .4 % 4 > 3 6 + e ° 2 g > ent leath Soee: S e 4 e ° ° 4 6 » * o $1.98 Pair. windows are filled Beth of our of these fine sufficient to shoes. A peep'U be make you a bi STOLL’S POROEHOSOG0GE SSS FHS5 5555980904908 695-5595556509 5450556500 0050050665 006: N =" S) ® 2 as Q & (LatePoore’s ShoePalace) 810 7th St. PEECESIOPSOSS POSH SSD VO OEVOOV BY GT VO GV GOVE GOVE FOO GOSS SEES ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO. Offer Catawba Tariff-ied” Prices --Ate-= PERRY’S. HE commercial sys- tem is just begin- ning to feel the first effects of the tariff medicine. The veins of business are thrilling with the new prices— the lower prices—the lowest prices for which such foreign cleverness was ever landed in America. France furnishes the first practical demon= stration of what may be saved. Her CHALLIS and FLANNELS for spring shine out brighter than ever in the contrast of= fered between the great good values and the tariff-tempered prices. The French cannot be commonplace. What- ever they put their hands to—and set their heads to—results in an art-triumph—a quality success. And now these new prices. What a time you will have—what a Edmonston’s Combination Shoe Sale OF WINTER SHOES and MANU- FACTURERS’ SAMPLES began this morning at 9 o'clock. It started off with a rush—a rush tkat shows the confidence with which our sales are looked upon. Everybody knows that the best of shoes—shoes worthy of the wearing—are the only ones we'll give them, and everybody knows our reductions are genuine. Prices have been cut regardless. WE MUST CLHAR OUT EVERY WINTER SHOE IN THE HOUSE before time for the spring stock to urrive. Values are bigger than were ever offered Lefore—bargains for every one. Ladies’ Shoe Ludies’ Viel Kil Button Shoes, with Piccadilly toes. Were $3.00. Com- $ 2 45 bination gale price.....+ = 60 pairs of Ladies’ $3 “WEAR WELL” yELL” Lave “$ 1.95 Bluchers. Now..... 210 pairs of our Ladies’ “WELL WORTH" $2.00 SI 05 Shoes. Now. pairs of LAIRD, SCHOBER & MITCH: ELL'S $5, $6 and §7 Stoes—made of the very best of materials by the very best of sheemakers sizes 314, 4 and 4%6— i at oe meet ee $3.00 en’s Shoes. $83 pairs of Men's Calf Hand-sewed Ruzor-toe Bals. Our regular $3.00 Shoes. Combination sale $2. 10 price 160 pairs Men's Patent Leathers, lace and_but- ton. Regular $4.00 Shoes. $2.65 Combination sale price.. Edmonston, Popular Shoe Store, 1334 F St. z S lt Se ss ss ss a Groceries Kann, Sons & Co., STW& MARKET SPACE. OUR reatRebuilding 5a Beginning Next week, Monday, there will be a complete knock out at our store, the large ungainly hallway, the side= way entrance, and the old fashion show windows must make room for our up-to- date improvements. Aill this will make dust, dirt and confusion, which will not improve the value of our goods, therefore still lower prices for the next six days. ALL-WOOL TROUSERING, SUCH AS CHEV: I0TS, TWEEDS AND FANCY MIXTURES, SUITS BLE FOR MEN OR BOYS’ WEAR, THAT WERE 50 AND 65C. A YARD. Rebuilding Sale Price, 25c. ONE LOT OF ASSORTED LADIES’ SUITS, CASH- MERE AND NOVELTY EFFECTS; SOME WITH RIPPLE BACK AND TIGHT FITTS WITH REVERE LAPELS, THAT WERE $4.49 AND $5.50. Rebuilding Sale Price,$2.5¢. LACE CURTAINS IN QUITE A VARIETY 0! STYLES, EXTRA WIDE AND FULL LENGT WERE ONE OF OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS AT $1.50. Rich & Sons, 1002 F St. POINTS Ai MORAL. esterday’s Sunday apital says: story came to my cars the ¥, and it shows how important ft is to keep the women friendly. Now see if you don’t think so. Quite accidentally @ Trieud of mine went in at Rich's to buy 2 pair of shoes, at 1002 F street; no doubt you have Seen the sign. She had tried in vain to find what she wanted in New York. She was surprised to learn that Rich had a larger and better stock than any she had been able to run across in New York city, She bought a pair of shoes. A day or two afterward she spoke a friend, and then to another friend, hout this shoe store; and now, after only three weeks, of ‘these people in thi little group—I think there are four or fv of them—and all of their familles patron- ize Rieh, and the only rerson in the world for It is that they happened to start in there and to have been more than sulted, 1 am told that Mr. Rich mukes this a Point about his business also—that he al- ways advertises judiciously, and, what is better, states nothing but the truth tu all of his announcements. I should think that very importa: The Big Business —of the past month or so has broken the line of sizes in a couple of dozen lines of Ladies’ and Men's High-grade Shoes, and to close them out at once we ————— are satisfied to lose money. About “ Smart - looking 60 pafrs smal Fine that tol s4t0, to © $3. 3. 98 ——- at. About 40 95 Men's Fine ————— Seai, Oxide, Russia Calf and Pat. Leather Shoes, ————— that were $7, $6.50 * $A. 98 and $6, t to 6 for.. B. Rich & Sons: (late John E. Little), 1002 F St. ; OTHERS ‘Interests MORN TTT Pee soe Rebuilding Sale Price, 98c. strikers have been arrested whit in the act iui Cicialties! Weiguaictlione freedom you will enjoy. ‘for al + a ee ee 4 of cutting wires, while others have been | a < a 1 " HEAVY CHENILLE FORTIERES, WITH DEEP | 3% —— MarkeET. If YOU e never 3 captured in the midst of all sorts of dis- | — said the shy woman, who usually What ff DADO AND FRIEZE, F 3ED TOP AND Bor-| = __ Soy Siac a Sate 3 turbance originating evidently with the | ‘hinks more than she says. at we oller—as ee TOM, IN THRED DIFFERENT COLORINGS. | —— repay you to see the saperd ar 3 strikers themselves. It is unfortunate that ‘What is it, my dear?” asked her hus- 5 ‘No hi VERE §2.98. > — of choicest edibles shown under the differences of opinion hetween employer | band. : usual—will be of an ex= In g. Rebuilding Sale Price,$1.98. | = one roof. Evers substantial and “I wish you'd bring home fewer betting ¢ TICE, DI.QS. 4 Gaicacy Mist ie Ripe ee % were not adjusted by arbi- and employe tration or some other form of mutual | tickets from the race track and a few more ie clusive character. The Everything left from the fire must be CURTAIN POLES, WITH BR. DS AND | wish for or mon: Md buy can , agreement, and for the failure to so settle | Matinee tickets. Nia Ara q fold at once, to make room for new RD ALL COMPLETE, IF YOU BUY EITU be found here ALWAYS. Come 4 3 iteagie ® ae stock. It’s not necessary to tell you OF THE TWO ABOVE EARGAINS. tomorrow and see if you can't Matters the street railway companies are g best as we view the ist Saleen Sees oe cave Hak latea eos sais An Illusion, by dealing ble. But now that erquestionably respo! prices talk."" ‘They tell you at least 2s. | Rebuilding Sale Price, gc. hear SALI | fil L A “ tetetenetetetete On the new P. O.; Yet in statu quo, she seems to stick. law with the fast-vanishing hope that il- legal and inexcusable physical effort will lowest con- — the strike is on it is impossible for g00d | Stone by stone, and brick by brick, variet: Let’s Ga leversianlesbishee veanhy bey Z : = ° 3 yy buying at <D-PAIN' PAOUI =e = = citizens to sympathize with the thousands | pull by pull, and lick by lick, ° aA Our great Fire Bale. ae a, Renee bp bad EFThe dealers below have tw with the fast-varishing hope that tl] On'the new F Gr ape J U1CE] what you say SCHRIVER'S OOH! Wirt PATENT ROLLERS. ~ : fale dealing scling. the Dest WITH PATENT ROLLERS. i a Ss SCHRIVER'S COR) dozen by fair deuling—selling the best —— goods sistent quoting th prices—and by tres Rebuilding Sale Price, 22c. French Challis. bring them the victory they desire. For ; z THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND every pateon with upiform the trolley companies there is no popular | “De man dat’s constantly slingin’ mud at Guaranteed absolutely pure—ts strictly CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS. FANCY SILKALINE EVER SHOWN, 36 INCHES courtesy. They can be relied upon to give entire satisfaction — to each amd every Butter. , Eggs and Cheese. WIDB. THE 15¢e. QUALITY. Rebuilding Sale Price, Qc. his neighbohs,” said Uncle Eben, “doan’ nebbah put no ashes on his slippery side- walk.” affection; they have disregarded all rights save their own from the day they set out to secure their charters. Now, however, MACARONI. . IMPORTED O11 HEINTZ PICKLES 4 packages. Light, dark and medium tones of rich de signs. All sorts of fantastle capers in color, ‘This quality used to be G0c. a yard. customer. unfermented—and 1s therefore exceed- there is much more at stake than the ingly desirable for table use—invalids Under the aac. + CATSUP. .B-quart bottles. 10-4 WHITE CROCHET SPREADS, MARSEILLES property of the companies or the imme- Feet and Hands. new tari, ZOCe BEST FRENCH CAND! PATTERNS, JUST THE THING FOR A % BED. pnds 322 to 324 a NEW MIXED NUTS. GOOD VALUB AT 69. Senondentondenteesessontontonten diate welfare of the strikers. The law is being assatled in a most outrageous fash- jen; the peace of a great community is breken up. The first thing to be done is to restore order, and that must be done “J should like to have seen Trilby’s foot,” ee said the artistic woman. “Very fine, no doubt," murmured her in- j artistic husband reminiscently, “but you | should have seen the hand I held last night Pint and Cena! Pines TABLE RAISINS COOKING RAIS CLEAN CURRANTS. NEW CITRO: 100 PICKLES, extra large.. Rebuilding Sale Price, 49c. REVERSIBLE JAPANESE RUGS, FULL SIZE, IN ODD DESIGNS. 69¢. KIND. Plain French Flannels. Every conceivable shade {a included in the assortment—full width—full quallty—the So Sent quart bottles—full measure, Seeontoesetonteeteatedseete epuinery ee eeeee rs yee) easeegeos with all possible rapidity and at any cost. | —four kings and an ace.”” Co same that used to be 50c.—now ROLLED OATS . £| Rebuilding Sale Price. Co When conditions in Brooklyn are cnce E phonzo Youngs og eae Ye HEAD ERICH x $ : : is : 9 43 : Bacon, Ham, Sausage, &es more normal, then there can be disession sen: Waiee. new tarit, BZ /2 Ce PRUNES . ae) OG core a) ad 2 eck 3 of the eqilties involved in the dispute that | BS tT APRIC : EEE 3 MADE| % 3B. a he resulted in so much annoyance and Sweet Sa murmur of the trembling Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Figured French Flannels. GOLDEN KEY JAMS C. $ gre MUSLIN. GOOD VALUE AT 2 + é discomfort. a 5 2s Segoe eS ewe 2, 5 os = Which sighs again beneath the bow's 423 NINTH STREET, BET. D AND B. — TOILET SOAPS J * + — caress Dots—stripes—figures and flowers in the SATAWRA WINE. . $ Rebuilding Sale Price, 39c. = 3 It is decidedly pleasing to know that the | .,.0t as the earliest breath of timid spring, handsomest color effects imaginable. We APPLE CIDER. LADIES’ SHORT SKIRTS, WITH TUCKS AND | % as arrest of Anarchist Mowbray in Philadel-!~\ 7) 0 brooks and breezes wake to joy- do not depend on any importing bureau for CAMBRIC RUFFLE, MADE OF GOOD QUALITY | & & phia has resulted in mvc: nm si- ” gataaieh our supply—straight to headquarters: we go— = MUSLI WORTH 39e. + + lence on the part of Mowbray; great as z SPECIAL and take them for ourselves out of the W H Ke tt eqns 2 = 4 that boon is, A dispatch from London says | sweet as the ocean's endless harmony, Fa CeGr aces Gh un - Hi. Keister %/ Rebuilding Sale Price, 2gc.|3 3 that several of Mowbray’s former asso-| Where restless breakers fret the idle sand; ° 9 Dae Gales toe $ ONE ASSORTMENT OF 54-INCH_ UNBLEACHED 4 clates—closely watched by the police—were | Or songs of birds, which worship new-born Assi mees Sale. new tarit, 5OC. & Co., $] GERMAN TABLE LINEN, IN ‘GTHS FROM preparing to mixrate to this country when ‘day EES aeons $ 144 TO 2 YARDS. 3 they heard of Mowbray's capture and In-| gongs which we love, but cannot under- Theeffect is felt in the ofr and La. Ave. %| Rebuilding Sale Price, agc. z ateaaties: f ogg bangs va apne ca gar Crai Hardin we ier a Rte: RENTS Z| one assorntMeNtT oF 604NCH F. ROR. ‘ © 1 their mind will bear the ills | Ch, man! Oh, piteous vulgar clod of clay, 9 EMBROIDERED and Senne Sesteeetestentecenienteeieien 2 De aes ae DAMASK, IN 3 they have rather than take their chances| Her voice—I must confess—my pen be 0} : in a strange land. This same London dis- | 13th and F Sts. N. W. STAPLE FLANNELS Rebuilding Sale Price, 3 30¢. 2 patch says that an Italian anarchist of | : : eres z " + iF + We must dispose of this ONB ASSORT! high degree—one Franco sichelli—moved : ‘ steck “of "good, ‘There is po" siternative. as well. Dama $ to New York from London a few months ‘Dear, the dinner’s| Every plece of furniture In the house is in ” ood condition, and the following prices will & The Ballardvales— ago and is on record in letters to friends OK Flour policy has been approved. rose fs The Finettes Rs as being sorry he sed the Atlantic. ———- +e z Ana hists seem to be feeling the hard How It Was Done. S ONE ‘ r BROOKE 520 r. times just as much as iaw-abiding people | From the i Press. : The Shaker, € k bread, DAMASK, 64 INCHES wi DE, . 9 4 : ana ease ee alee akes more . er DG AN Te aiatate| Of Sir, Pettigrew ‘of Bouth Dakota, tne|! S The Scarlets— m aingeeibaes Congressional disinclination to legislate seorshe pateatecl stig ects 2 Ing Satie Price, 59Qc. ¢ Demoe: perpetrate a char eri: 1) 1 lighter rea Ww i er. 2 i out of the treasury should not Inter- | trick im the Senate today under which the |1 The Navy Blues— peed hte 10 PIECES 30-INCH CREAM OUTING FLANNEL, 4 with measures that promise to do| Administration holds that its Haw n | p == GOOD VALUE AT 8c. 1a Birch Chiffou y > 1 bread, sw ae brea 3 $ good without cost—that in fact will work h g Sek tek re wiven half an oppor-| Mr. Vest yesterday introduced a resolu- i ane Rebuilding Sale Price, 37s€- qvanomy * ot Mery lle sleepy 7 | tion which expresses the sympathy of this : and better bread ‘than : ly tunity. One of the bills in this category is | country with all efforts to establish repub- prices. You All present themselves od NEW PATTERNS IN FANCY DRESS that which b r its object regulation of | lican institutions and firms the policy Soe Cae th - fl Ali of HAMS, IN BOTH LIGHT AND DARK s eS the me removal of letter carriers, | of absolute non-interference in the aifairs tegen Apes * ° any other our. I oO NONE BETTER AT Se. : soils | of foreign nations, and approves of the hoods ‘put to your consideration— * * , post-ottice clerks and railway postal 2 Cee tere y' SET Poe ee ae Rebuilding Sale Price, 3 %c. Administration’ in maintain- Without infringing upon tke constitutional | jn-' that pol It ion that All the ure = - privileges of the President, the measure in- | was adopted by a vote of 2 Pe ee srteenl taco sue for your preference pure rEL TRIMMING: THE VERY LAT es the efficiency of civil service regu- | tigrew deserting his party and voting with eames rare “ ENING DECORATIC ALF-IN¢ . and for that reason is deserving the | the Democrats, which gave therff the —on t he new=price INCH, 49. FAR BELOW HALE VALUE, ws m 1 govert essary majority. Had he voted with the 45-INCH CHIFFONS, IN ALL TITIE NEW EVEN support of all believers in good govern-| 7 ooubticans the vote would have been a rtment you will find a B . ind all ING SHADES; ALSO WHITE A) : ment. tie, and the resolution would have been 1 down, without re- lines. Bear in minda 5 Pp a ee lost, because Mr. Harris, who was in the English Tapestr Rebuilding Sale rice, q5sC. Gch Reed aA SEA Uhre River tacts Ste ten tar ave oe the time that qualities friZe€ LOAVES according to the official returns, | Mr. F ttigrew has Been noted for Agua jeulty All Silk Satin Ribbons, Ga thal aes ald: goukddliee te against hi y at different times before, pre G = of bread were made of o . , but in the iast (wo years he has taken par- lee areunskimped—widths M 3 - These figures would indicate | tieutur pains to keep within the party lines, stall be “= In High Colors, Also Staple me structure may be complete and in| as his ri stion was pending. Now that ea reputationnot working order by the time the | he has been returned for another term, mie naMl thet are unnarrowed—va- eres Shades. of Columbia celebrates its at the first opportunity, deserts his part low, but aoe “ 3 andredth anniversary as the seat of ee eee ; rieties unabridged. But 1 ANCHLAWIDE ALL SILK RMBON us ing appoint ment. Two y pn months to explain this course on Mr. days have sone by ¢ the work was | part. skiences of CA un ——__~s¢eo_ It uty ae Wake Up, Mr. Milist = RIBRON < RIBBON < RIBBON < RIBBON H-WIDE ALL: ars, actual saving awaits thy au estes see is & Harding, Flour. eres is for sale by all grocers. Accept you. sth te oth =a DP prominence in several sec- | no tute. 34 ie Ps hn te ot " f tha alee declaveds itenk | n the New York San. eer SDAP ARARRAAS es Vv bbons. ' eg FE g eee e “ ee oe oe oo| ingle ey Boer oan Cae RRL APRA Flowers are mever so Wm. [i. Galt & Co., Biack Ss — ee Re aaa nt re- Rib * Our Market rt Wholesalers, 1st & Ind. Ave. ent having for its object the pr REI fragrant as when the neral of Hon. grade of lieutenant < ’ , Mi Tt me proposition to pro-| Wilmarth icke “Mi. ‘Bills! was j 5 5 naa jor-general commatding the | ig on the Allen resolution f ¢ STORES dew of early morning ae P tion ce le Asm ‘ F ie Reduced! Reduced! e but without the | come tax. Tit uborkools. They're is glistening in the mew oT i ; favorable to an| his own anc on same are speci a pas more than | SOPH me bornsun. Fashionsare |All Fur Garments. respec charity that pecun © of the general de of the > anders for the z ation of Hawaii. must be something behind it,” he am low pr «~ Ss ® yee ne a i?) a H @ ® we @ wish to carry arment 000000 000000 000000 000000 000000 ovv00e WI! LL BIT & put itself on tien of a He Don’t this | 7 brings to ant-gener exury B do not wi ere a single fur over to next have sacriiieed all ments to close like flowers. that wait until the season not . but of nine-te: 7 Kann. tls m (sf ths of the Ame ri- last returns retorted, | and ism ONLY 500, POUND. ry pound ard Lait nd the was include if you of them, what have you have’ you been, living arrior it will not be ins fairly entitled to Bames are among eard Whe enise 9? enue. Ni na ssf th a n ana Pevaie: 1816. F STE Eravenoae 995. 1t ALWAYS aT