Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1897, Page 6

FRM CROSEY S. Norns THE F and per: Fantity uck more than the enlation of ihe eter Washington daflies. An a News sad Advertising Mediom ii hee no competitor, c7Im order to avoid delays, on ac- count of personal absence, letters to | THE STAH should not be addressed | to any individual connected with the office, but «imply to THE STAR, or to the Editerizl or Business Depurt- ments, according to tenor or purpose. American Citizenship in Cuba. that Dr. Ruiz Her contention ated in an insure ithority, and some the case the tc ubject ef acqut nal end Ss not deny n citize iraplic: mo- that act matter for a y confident of the overt there only rem: ar-born man natur- but after- residing in his arning to » his American ret to become a in, for being a man igence he well un affairs at dition of Cuban he had no h authorities were ct or woukl respect. He and ically men with- They saw the Spanish fleg them, but it represented to jon, 2 clusion from tters of local concern. So which, in times ieieuehici ine made all too frequent—would ng to treaty promise, a pro- d to Cuban subjects of Si If, was the severest p Do subjects of Great in Canada or in the West Indies. jects of Dermark in the West Indies for their safety at hom: siance to the Of course not. And why Great Britain in the Denmark in the other, af- ‘tion to their sub- to their colonies out a country waving over them only opr al om: i a citizenship, > political bro! ore Ise and proper prote: ome, vernment, home flag. ound her colonies the last of y give aa d their subjects rety But n has always pwn, and as Cuba 18 her colonial possessions of any ze and value, has visited upon that » malevolent spirit of disappoint- politj es home becoming aken? at concerned, but sh this country and to outrage that was ination? nswer to nily for the blood, Blood-Thirstiness. © lynehing that occurred Wednesday at ne, Marylard, shows that the law's delays are net wholly to blame for outrages. The victim in this case Was given as specdy a trial as the condi- of courts permitted, his crime been committed about a month His conviction was reached dhe was at once otwithstanding this well calculated to of the peop! words of tae sen- the tragged {> beaten to death the judge, wt ssions of the by and made no effort has prop- ion that Mar to be th graced. arred during the state, of en- es oc cars within som nity of this city. yesterday the on excused ir ind ion to take th the fact promp work om ing i soe Senate Does Well. of the republic: an ou unagement at ene airch the pa : Dingtey bill, in ut long the lines of will be a consei- republican ts «1 ought to prov: tae for the wh — tee pe Another Kee! promsier prosperit any dis! t wires for ry will another Keeley motor > oe may ®e that the Derby and Epsom have blunted Mr. Croker’s apo fer ordinary contests. But Tammany its yest to make the next in which it will participat Mr. Croker may display least as a spectator. Mayor of ines ircater New York. ‘rely to be hoped that no fac- trife or overwarm partisanship will the nomiz.ation of Seth Low to be of Grea ‘ew York. The office of very great consequence Low posse of the qualitic one nil with the first order of ac- and succe scholar in Politics is sometimes described as a failure ir pelities, but Mr. Low has demonstrated that he unites a thorouch scholarship with etieal turn for y-day He save the city of » of the best admimist ns 4. and he has ctherwise con- use of good government mmunity. He is in the » full of generous aspirations, Brooklyn ¢ never better equipped to ve his neighbors ir responsibig office than now. His, indeed, would be an ideal nomination, and it is mm: n easy matter to believe that if le it will be ratified at the polls. New York will have a great deal at stake im this coming election. It is an ambitious Plan of lccai government her people have arranged, snd it cannot succeed unless men of the best order of character and ability are called to execute it. It is so big a thing, indeed, that re would be most Gisastrous. To put Tammany Hall in charge, or any set of men owing thelr suc- THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 11 1897-16 PAGES. 5) paninath 1 provide for the repeating ile of the debaucheries and which have marked Tammany’s > more eirenmscribed field of the td in effect be to give a the ren who hither- h lents only ed confines of a county. paign, important as it is i w York, of merely local inter The i try at large is sted. New York is the great commercial metropolis, whose | the whole country desires. | rnment up to this time has attended with many alone has hai hav vnment is a and now that ‘mous population and her splendid resources, is a new and enlarged and com- me, widespread interest and center in the resaft.- If New it will be an incentive to er cities to move for an improvement ir condition: Hf New York fails, the will be depressing, and quite as y felt. eblem everyw rk, with her en and wealth, up plic: } solic itude ¥ ly. ——- oe Leerl Work by Other things being e y of the i ontracts fer mur Viduals or firms. .ocal Men. al it should be the overnment to aw! 1 works to local tn- is especially true t printing, which us complications by when it is put in the hands This year, it appears, nee of ess than two hun- vetween the lowest bidder, a and the lowest local bid- mney for the District has n opinion thet there is nothing ns of the advertise- tance of the local year there are many jobs fp nat, because of emergencies under which they arise, can not well be e under the contract. The work must given out in the open market, and appened that the Com- have been put to greater total than though the work were ail beginning to local printers. is a principle at stake in this matter, er, that rises above such censidera- ¢ dollars, and for this princi- ple The Star has always strenuously sted. Ic is that the people ef the District 21e amply abie to do their own work and that they should be given preference over olners when the time comes to do business. tee ncis ‘Train wearies in hi claiming the proprietorship might turn his attention to A large number of people that any kind of a change be for t better would be him establish a title to th d ke would undertake ik house here howe) ions as a fe If Geor enterpri of Om ackson who be! there weuld Elad to see piace, pro run it. > of a, he City. to —__ + e+ After the manner in which sugar used the Senate to be seandalized, that tody should make haste with the tariff SO as to nave as little further association with it as pessible. 0 -—_______ negotiations of the powe has During the 's. Athens labors under the apprehension that if things do not please the Sultan he will show his dissetisfaction with the war. by proveeding ——__+-+2—____ ‘Trust investigations cannot of themselves be expected to produce positive results. They are merely diagnostic experiments in ection with cases of congested pros- soe It begins to look as if the weather bu- reau had about exhausted its abilities in kceping the temperature at the point de- manded by deference to the Senate. ———_~e+s—___ Nansen has, so far, 1 to excite the usval jealousy by his June announcements of contemplated polar discoveries, 230s Mr. Wanamaker formally declines to serve a administration's press agen: of prosper a Mr. Low declines to run for the mayor- alty of 3 York. He insists on being carried. ee Only one hundred and eighty-four men worked on the post office building today. tee SHOOTING STARS. usiness-Like Comparison. 1 Weyler’s ler parked Gene! supervisi re} fications!” a rs no di But there is a great deal mor in cigars.” at money ixperience. The orator exclaimed, “I'll point A moral by a cemic tale. The times are sadly out of joint, And this will fix them without aii.” id is human fate! t he had sought to tea caught, and straight about his speec Forgot all el. ‘The Longest Way Reand. aid one legi not do for this s! capital outside our borders.” ‘That's true,” replied the other; what we can do, ai 2 purp tax wil “but it 1 it will answer a will ca nto the public A Tardy Suggestion. more I hear about classical litera- said Mabel's father, “the less I like But, father, of Greek and gives us a mor own languag “I don’t object tothe study of Greek and atin. But it does scem to me that if, in- stead of filling up their beoks with stories about back-nunrber heroes, they had put in recipes for making good bread and harm- less pie, they'd have combined the useful with the ornamental and deal of time for the girls.” Hurt. have done me a grave injustice,” enator Surghum, almost tearfully, to his close friend. In what way ou intimated that I had, for mere pe- cuniary gain, lent my endeavors to raising the price of sugar stock. “I'm sorry if I misjudged yoi “You unquestionably did. You ought to realize that I do not care whether sugar stock goes up or down. Hither way is all the same to me, so long as my brokers are t previously informed. you know that the study Latin trains the mind and thorough knowledge of our ‘The D.C. N. G. in Camp. Go forth into the field, brave boys! ‘9 forth from home and all 1ts Joys. Go where resounds the rifle’s noise, With wear-like rigor! Our hearts are with you now, although | The country fears no foreign foe. There lurks for each brave lad we know, The hated chigger. A skulking enemy’s the worst; But let your valor still. be nursed. "Tis well to take small game at first, Then, try for bigger. Battle for glory, day and night! Battle for freedom and the right _ Raise the alarum! | Rise and fight The coward chigger! 2. would be to in- fle Saved a great; es se ae Ae ae 466 Fior Generate —frem common kero- sene oil--and {it costs but Sve. a week to cook three meals a day. Burns a blue flame of intensified heat —and after being lighted for 3 mintes is ready for baking. No wicks. Makes the kitcben cool and comfortable. Let Their us show it to you. Two Own Gas sizes—-$6 and $7. .C.W.Barker, 1210 Fst. £ aptam, rarrary Sole Agent eaice* Of =gas as “No exaggera to qualities or values are permitted in tis adver Asement a Ice Cream Soda, all flavors, 5¢.— {with fresh strawberries, 8c. we ve wer we :Where You Havel ‘Carpets Stored 4 — —or Tlankets and Winter caning Be = Bifoupsoste sie" sna ¢ = o y few wees e poke will > Ki ew MOTH nd bug in the $ room—but it won't injure even dell. ente fabric $ C710, can. i hompson, 703 :S PHARMACIST, isth! jell 28d Seccssocseaconses SStSS Sed. STRAW HATS--$1, a 50, 2 $3 to $5. new sumn famous “KNON? the ind crowns, e '. Stinemetz £ < | You Get The Finest when your 1 sweet | 1 | i 1 i | | supply your groe arnshaw & Bro. 110 11th st. sale Grocers,jio:t Mss. Jon't ask you to bi whe ome _ or d that " S the pu — drugs, when we compound prescriptions, We ars « tions, We Pfu and — cate. And our prices arc Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St ts > bs Comfort and Economy Recommend the use of a ( 's Cooking Srove during the The best line of Gas Cooking Stoves ever displayed on this side of the. globe will be found here. They're attract- ively iwiced, too—$S and up. Call and tn- speet them. ed term, 1424 New York avenue. Jell-2sa - Straw Hats DSc, LADIES— Gas Appliance Exchange,; = Marshmallows, 9c. Famous ‘Sun" brand of Marshmallows, just made up Ia th, “tiny! Worth 5c. ‘Tomorrow bap? oe, aybases 9c. : ‘| Prices | Lower ‘/Than Ever Before. The Bon Marche has always Iced in price cuts. We have always been the first to name low prices for high price goods. When advantageous buying allows of it, we always lower the prices without waiting to see what ‘the others are going to do. Prices are put down here—and kept down as low as possible all the year round, Our equitable profit- sharing policy allows of no exaggerating dif- ferences between cost and selling price. When we buy a thing at half its value we hand it over to you at the same proportionate saving. Every advantage that large capital and wide acquaintance with the mar- ket gives us is turned directly to your benefit. Here are some prices for new spring merchandise that you've never seen before. Study them carefully: Linen Collars, Ic. A special purchase of Lavlies’ Fine Collars, in stonding, tura-down, hh dowa and ell the test styles, which we hive herefolere sold at 15e. Choice tomorrow sme | @5C. Linen Cuffs, 14c. ck style, guar Linen f turn- Ile. | pure linen, You eught them for I Choice tomorrow ‘| 235e. Nec kwear, 12%4c. © Ties and Rand never than to sell_for {214c. m rai ice ts ¢ aml you ‘fomortow the 8 e in hi your choice for. id opportunity: 2 3} kind, in sho ste, ats 0 Yours tor extr: steels, from ‘A ce rse of business. 30c. Veiling, Latest Style Don long honght : 69c. 18c. an Ladies? F ‘The other 2 res are 254 “right asking yard, Satandy¢ « Our Vest omeringy are some of the mar- velots: bargalas. of 3h Undersell ne ia aie Ix stare. No one Baby Carriages poi Cut. Nl not find it a bit of a to buy ity in on sour carriage or go- ithin’ the next to goat at the oft aboy « Y Go-earts, [ite Houghton Jelt-2oa Co., 1214F St. It’s high time you were prepared for fly-time, And the t you put up our 60c, Doors means. time vou bid good summer's “buzzing nuisances." ereens — yon conlda't the fiy kins, 610 9" St. ES H. Hopt a ee a a PPI ON OB quallttes. Bula dtibued Vests, 4 colored, Lae 4th enlyred. rib. quality ‘«ells ¢ with neck Ladies’ F pure white and Bring ra bon, Same where at 196. oe Ile. 52. 15 a a 89, yoke, Que price tomer- Pisses’ Debbcke, $1.2 25 Just fe save here them er for tomor- ww mach y rls” ing to mak this I to show you your It instead ofte: Ww Dresses, sizes 6 terials > $1.25 67c. Underwear. Lawn m to the dresses all al are Wear, tere t . in fall p. mny28-1m,16 _ Hens on F st. ie : 3 >ISLAND MINERAL WATER? Duck Skirts, 59¢. ° curative effects 3 h Sk z é irts, 98c. : in Rheumatism.3 Crash Ski gine eee See See be sl ost helple Two yallons of Black- < Large asvortn ent of ae 2 restore =e and navy uth e > 0 oi duck. $ O8c. e Sr oe eee reece A Pretty Belt matches your coxtume sets off a wonderfuliy have a that in- cle: Have you seen t ness“ beekles, PRICES KANGE FROM. ‘Kneessi Does your POE PHI VISES ESE FETETY “425 7th ; 9 Street. uk need mending? je11-28d. evesevesey SeVoeesereoueses ‘Among :our specials this week are —Refrigerators— —Straw Mattings— —Baby Carriages— Good chance to get a big value for very little money— or credit, if you don’t want to + pay cash. OUSE & HERRIIANN, LIBERAL FURNISHERS, Cor. 7th and I Streets. It SPELOS LS EO90O0990900060009 $ errr: seats weed Brillin t bound. temorrow oe Skirts, ic $1.68 3 $4 to $8 Skirts, $2.05, Handsome realine Lined, vel Worth 8. Go Dotted Veilis and bre ore Fonts tos is se | or - ate, ‘ast Black 19¢. Vests, Ic. Skins, full width std deep heavy cterh, striped crash, blue covert: duck and tan ent in the log w Choice tor Briiliantine Skirts, $1.68. Tot of $4, $5, $6 d_ $8 Handsome Canvas Cloth, “Cheviot Sense. Chan Brilliantine and ity Cloth elegantly made, this season's choi terns. ‘To. close. Misses’ Shirt Waists, 25c. A little fot of Misses" ‘MA%that wore 4! 3 d for thevene day or: TOW 20...95 -shta> $| Crash Su its, $2.98. POPP VOD SEEEOOEE HD: An elegant ra Talia) <eeaeees Tineesucten Ew raiatn eatin ese ‘Their equal y fala have wold ast ene sce at least $5. ‘This “year we have Dought tien 4 us to $2. LOS sell at 3/$1.75 Hats, 19c. Little lot of Ladies" a Misses’ Colored Hat and ae ort Back Sailors that Hurry 19¢ for them tomo ° $l 50Sailors, 8c. Lot of Ladies’ $1.50 Panama Sailors, in the fashicuale “bell and Straight crowns, vel Your choice tomorrow. Chamois Gloves, 59c. More of those .Ladies’’ White Chai Gloves in 4 nod G-button sete all soa 5 warranted tq wash. at every other Brows only ARS RA 59c. 49c, re es 39c. Leather: Belts, 25c. AM colors, with the new hnrness buckles, ‘BON MARCHE, 314 & 316 7th St. 3 3 rion Johnston’s, 729 7th St. MAKE UP YoU ROW FROM THIS Our | SUGAR} ORDER FOR | ST: At VA Ac. TOMORROW WE WILL Si GRANULATED SUGAR AT POUND. +] F + PER Preparst Butter Dish Mustard aking Chocolate, larg. Kanelpp's Malt Cote uir’s Cocoa, per package nd Condensed MIik Figin B Baby Piand Cond Imperial Cream, Thaperi small ‘Arbuckle’s Coffee, ‘Lee AND | ARDUCKI LBL Lots, AT 1 ALLER Qt i Rirties at 1Zige. Crystal Table Sait, per box. Large packages . Large pac Cream! Seteeten xs Spada Soodoesoetersontondee conten doe gosteete dertortectortont California California Boston Bal nned Bart. 1% Beans, large can SerSonsongendengondontontonseesessecsestergesgontonteatentententontestinte orgons ROBERN RANE eee reece veg etunteg 2s % sontoncees French Mixed VA Meosgest = NS Q sfeageatonZoofefoetoetionZeotententoatoasy : Candy, “JC $ Tomorrow we will sell 10-1b. lots of the set French Mixed_ Candy for 4%c. quantities at Se. wb, Me H Seeded oe Gum Drop Candy, round lots, for oft: 1 Almonds, Mixed Nuts, per Ih extra fe Large packs os ut a aod Sow ie. & z 4 Bs = 4 + Bs = zStar Soap, oe : orax Soap sale on we will up. Wo Boxes Ball Blue (100 b Boxes Ball Blue 2 large bags Fin Us ‘EVAPORATED £ #CALIFORNIA ¢PEACHES, 5-pound lots of California Bright, Large, Ge, Seeseeseegontet Evaporated Peaches, lots at 6%. Ww, at 1b, —simaller Seog . Scrub Brushes, 12-Inch. Large cans Best Toma Large 3-lb. cans String ugar Corn, per can, Lima Beans, pe: Maryland ‘Tabi Pie Peaches, Cal, Soeonteegens So Pe large can. porated Bart. Cal. Evaporated Apricots. Gal. Large Honeyed Prunes Imported Layer “Valencia i Seg a Sootoe Soaressotontentiaseotonseeseoge Ace é Lots of 6 cans Potted Ham and Tongue at 4%c. a can. Smith’s Egg Noodles, package. . Bout cons ce tn lots of @ pack- Large’ bottles ‘Table Oil 6 boxes New Sardires for. + Se. BE E Ee Uassspuiberd bebtikeseecseonsosneestooenes at he Palais Royal OMORROW -- Saturday near Iith street entrance =the men’s corner -- =a money saving time and place for the men. And gentlemen are reminded men’s clothing stores. We beli eve, that it pays to tell the unvarnished 66¢ instead of $1 for Men's Best French Bal. Vaderwear. Mad in Treves, France. nirts, 34 to 50. Drawers, 30 to 48 inches. Fe wt of #1 “Health” Urd in natural end white W3 AS not only ¢ comfortable f (Continued above.) bet coolest and | that we do not advertise as do the apart from the question of morals, truth. pair inste or throe pats inet | 18 cir ee ra deelagre opener: st Black and + ummer Half Hose. Fu 89ci" i indelible of $1.50 Engtish Madras Shirt Sond desicns are woven, only best of $1 5 ollars aml rev with two sep cuts, snd of Bie orly in eons. tating material 0cis tead of 1- pate ‘of Link Cuffs. Onty s. Fach one si Of feathor-we' for the newest style the Dan erling silver, mped 200 1 Ladies’ Tailor-made Clothing. ADIES’ fi than five -class, ready-to-w built on knowledge. it'll bear in ear, tailor-made clothing is in less ablishments in Washington—and the Palais Royal is the one establishment asking moderate prices. This is a statement vestigation. The distinction between the first-c lass tailor-made garments and the “cheap and nasty” The Linen and Cr. fore making up. will be most evi sh Suits and Ski honesty And these tailor-made garmeats retain their s the end, while the “cheap and nasty ident after wearing. Vor instance: ts here were thoroughly shrunk be- pe to of their dis- soon give evidence $4.44 for Tailor-made Suits. Ladies’ Pure I nen Crash that are a revela taste. We know than $6.50 elsewh on. Some plain, e. You should Separate Skirts. With an imported Engiish skirt to serve as a model, our “tailor” has produced the most attractive gar- ment of the season. With its lapped seams, pockets as ornamental as use- ful, and the general tailor-made ap- pearance, it is an ideal skirt. $Q.ZH wr those made of nen crash; $4.69 for those of pure Irish linen; $4.48 for © of white pigue. The Cloth Skirts. $2.66—These Skirts, of black mo- hair with no interning, are all that can be desired for Sune: bene: light in weight and shedding dust and water a duck’s back. $3.25" eee tion of Traveling Skirts, mrad y wool mixty brown et “I not show s 34.6953) Taft. $6.50 the lowest pr : the nd if such garments 2 eat less than $10. (Continued above.) Suits—shrunk before making. those with Blazer, Eton and fly-front that costumes to equal these c Choice of Jackets and Tailor-made Skirts some braided; all the acme of good nnot be secured for less learn to know—if you don't now. Charming Wrappers. 98e for the newest, prettiest gar- ment the price has brought you this season. ] CAM sizes and designs and colors to sult every j one, from the gayest of the gay ty the widuw im mourning. ‘Third floor. Silk Waists. $3.69{or the usnal $5 Waists is news worth the telling in big letters. f3They are fonsbte shirt waists, in plain and fai hina and Tndia_ silks. Black and cokers. thaw $%. $4.98 %" the Meta, Sune worth more Waists in tshed with walst sedeon-plaitod of wow effects. Noy can be Worn aS ordinary AM sizes tu Black, rod, Lawn Costumes. A greatest price surprise—$. 98 for Ladies’ Fancy Lawn Suits, in all the most lovely designs and colors. Embroidery trinming. $1.29%,""" son Suits White and Misses lens: Two t waist, ors. ars. i 44¢ im a for Boys’ iy Wear Laundersd Shirt Waists of white Hnen, 1 With plated front, latest collar and cults, Sixes 16 w 0 rs. Aristocratic Shirt Waists. HE “Derby,” the “Marquise * the aristocratic Waists. the Palais Royal and you'll f tions in the United States. Ey controlled by the Palais Royal. ‘*sSpecials.”’ Tomorrow’s aristocratic bargains on the third floor include the most expensive Shirt Waists at less thaa half previous prices. At $4.98. ‘The sheerest of Silk-tinished rass Linen, exqut- . made over at foundation of silk, in helietropes, pinks, bl he colors to match the prevailing shades in t $10 the value. At $1. 98. $4.98 Waists onl ham Etamire, ( Stirt Waists. ite satin stripes, nnd those of 4, blues, gteens and heliowcpes, + ripes. i (Continued above.) ,” the Take elevator tomorrow to third floor of “Ideal,” the “Eagle’—these are find one of the most complete collec- lusive styles are here, designed for and *“*Specials.” Broken lots from third floor and special lots from the makers go on these first floor “bargain tables.” At 96c. Those made to r to $4.50 each. Th ‘Those mad lovely Luwn Waists, and cuffs, All styles, 60 At 47c. worth less than $1 each. sleeves, the double polnted y vie nen collar and Cutts, Note the correct- es, the de- Sunday Millinery, etc. Tomorrow commences the June clearing sale of spring millinery. In conjunction special prices are to be quoted for other Sunday needs. See below: 19¢ fo the Untrimmed Straw Hats herecotoze sold at 50c, 6Se and Te. Short-back Sail- ors and the latest style fancies are he.e. BSc the $1 to $2.25 Straw Mats. Choice of Short-back Sailors and Fancy Bralds in ‘Torbans, Bonnets and Large Hats. Black, white and colors. [Be 2% 227 2 the 25e Flowers and 25 for C ihe 3%¢ Flowers. None kept hack. [Qc sar for many of the famous 2e and 38e Ribbens. “AN pieces of three yards and lem are to be on the great bargain tables at only 19¢ yard for chelce, 5c morrow for the White Chamois Gloves, sold here Tegatarly at 68c. Sample of Man- ton's Soap for cleaning, free of charge. Qc vmrw for chalce of nearly one thousand Ze and Be Vells—the latest and most popular styles. tomcrrow for cholce of 100 dozen Swiss Em- broldered and Hemstitebed Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs, worth 12%¢. 89, tomorrow for the 98c Embroidery Yokes— C the newest and prettiest effects of the me (Continued above.) QO e220 for our funous Be Leather Belts, AM colors and all styles, including the White Morkey Grain Belts, with white duck Ma- ing to prevent sbrinking. Ag 2aerrew for choice of a thonsand cakes of We Toilet Soaps. But not more thap two cakes to each pur-baser. ZSc emorew for the > Shirt Waist Sets, Each piece etzmped “Sterling Silver, 925- 1,000 fire.” Guaranteed. 18¢ tomerrow for chotce of the Ladies’ Be Black and Russet Hose, with double soles, and the Kichelieu ribbed vests, with Ve and square necks. Mothers’ Day. tomorrow for the Children’s 8c Double Kace Black Hose. Sixes 4 to 9. $1 to $1.25 White Dresses. 13¢ for our regular $1 White Blouses, with colored duck and braid ‘trimmings. Sizes 75¢ 2 to 8 years. 3 OBe ft ow $1.25 Boys’ Kitt Dresses, and $1.19 for the $1.75 Duck Reefers. Sizes 2 ty 6 years. Palais Royal, =. =G St.