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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03
FOR RENT--STABLES.

LroR RENT-sTABLE-FOUNDk ALLEY, BET
18th and l4th aud G and H sta. two-story BRICK
three stalls for two Carriages water LOFT for
feed aud ssrvsnts room; rent el2. u D. PECk. pa
4 St mh3l-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

Since the late change In It's ownership, the New
YORK Mud and Express has been treating its
readers 10 q series OF singularly short but SOUND
aud wen written articles one Of which appears
eonspicuously at the head OF It's FIRST editorial
column each day. The following Is one OF thess
articles from late number:
In the Beginning God Created the Heaven and the
Earth ~ $40
These brief essays may be, and probably are.
new 20 majority OF the readers OF that paper: but
some way they have such q familiar sound as 10
suggest the suspicion in some minds that its edi.
torial force has. possibly In moment OF hurry and
pressure, been criooinz little and palming OF as
Original upon the new and uRsophisticated pro-
prietor some thoughts that may have appeared In
print before. II Is to be hoped that no such prac
uee can De estabtished but AZ the same time there
ems 70 be room Tor an explanation on this point
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANILD-;siIuaIIoN AS SHAMBERMsIp OR
civ n; Address $. " 1859 \ st.nw. sps-3t'
WASIEps-,a s.TuArloN gY 4 RESPECT ABLE
trees st. IL.
VVANTED-BY PHYSICIANS PRINTER AND
Ssas y IS. SSss
ap3-2ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS A cHAMBERMAID
ences given. Address i0i4 islh st NV IL.
WANrED-BY YOUNG swEDE GIRL sITUA.
s... nIn E, l.ays maid or seanstress or nurse aa
WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL A SIT ALTON
a. sh.meerlnsid or to do light housework Call
WANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss DREssMAEER
day or veek. address DREssaiRfR. Star cfhoe 49,.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ooLoRED NO
week or mouth. @ooa pefessnres sisan cal a.
Bath ST.. West Wash ngton 1t'
WANTED-A POSITION AS A TYPE-wRITER.
" by lady having considerable pracnos address
WANSIED-A POSITION BY A COMPETENT
w white nuree. or would do chamber work. highly
dress Boa Isl. Star once. ''' Vi sps-2t.
WANIED-BY A REsPECrABLE AND RkffNfp
a. 70 essraS a " &c .f t.% sss
city in summer; best references. Address WIDOW.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLoRED MAN, A
grocery store rood references call 81 ST. II
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL A
,aan place q chamberrn~id or waitress Cali At ll3
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
". VA Tor Cooks, Shamoerm Waitress L@nndress
Bntiera sAM'L A CooMbs. sso + 81 n " srS-6t.
WANTED-DicK's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-CIAss
w Cooks, chsmbermsids, wsitresses. lauulncs-es.
seamstrSses purses. bHtlers. cOschmen, house inca
ana boys with city references 6l3 7tn snw sp:-st'
WANIED-Br A FIRST CLASS COOK, A PLACE
w in private family; will also sssst with washing.
also by boy. place in store best references call
address. 4. NJ G., ljo0 10th ST. NV. lie
NVANTED-BY A WOMAN PLACE AS WET
" nurse: good references. Address !. v. star
WANTEp-BY A FRENCH GIRL A SITUATION
w as lady's maid. willing g. 10 the country bcst
city references. Address Box los star Once sr3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN, A POSITION
w with some good Jew Ter. six years eXVetlence at
the bench with Misunderstanding jeweler. llline 20
clerk In store. good refer noes. Address JEwtLER
h;sr ONCE. sp3-2t.
w Ord cooks maids. nurses, walters, Kitchen
hands. farm hands. dairymer, drivers sc: this and
other cities 4. NJ BUkNHAM. 63o-632 + st- nv.
mh3l 81
NJ ANTED-BY A LADY WHO UNnrRsTANns
w cutting and fitting perfectly. Position IN pr-
fee. mh3l -3ts
WANTED-To ANY ONE GETIJNG NE posi-
w non H. any Of the Departments Will pay - pcr
cent of my salary; doorkeeper messenger In Print
1s Once preterred good references Address v. *
SMITH. City Post Office. mH31-3t.
NNANTED-A SITUATION As CHANBERMAID
w and seamstress Tor young German gal: Is well
educated, SPEAKS Q good German and some French;
best city references IS % capacity and trustworih
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
be AID scoa e
MELLOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

Wars Woon Goops :,
White Wool Gods was never 50 large nor the
We csfl attention to the following most promi-
SO pieces 36-inch Cream White Atwood
ONLY SIN CENTS PER YARD.
tpS S pis e 20 ST and cents per
30-inch All .woOl Cream Serge. Doc per yard
38-inch All. wool Cream Homespun soc. per
3s-inch Atwood Cream Cashmere. soc. per
4S.inch Atwood Cream Tennis Cloth, Soc.
46-inch Atwood Cream Tennis Cloth. only
46.inc6 An: WOOL Cream Tennis Flannel. only
53inch All. WOOL Cream suitins Flannel, es-
pecialiy for seaside Yachting, and mountain
suit, only Use per yard Vs.. y.,,
42.inch all.wool Cresm Nuns 'eiins. only
Ss.nch ali wool Cream HindOo Cloth. only
'2 8 l inc atwood Cream Flannel only 81 per
4s-inch .ll-wOol Cream Nuns Yelling. only
inch aIi.xoOl Cream French csmsis Hair.
' 4s-incR Atwood Cream Basket Cloth. only 81
4s.inch .ll.woOl Cream DiasOnai suitins. only
.s.insS sIl-wOOi Cream French Arnnure. only
inch ail.wool Cream Amazon Striped
81 Inch sli-wooi Cream Serge. only 81 per
15.inch Cream silk-warp Henrietta Cloth.
only SaSs Ger marc Su-vO0, Crepe Cloth. only
4S inch Ell Cream Atwood Henrietta Cloth. only
1sln Si1 & Witt Atwood Henrietta Cloth. only
NlSch SFs J Y i. AIl,x9o' French Serge Suit
z8.incA Dream Itne Atwood French Serge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l,OR RENT-ALL OF SQUARE 53 JUST NORTH
Il of Washington Circle. and bonded by K ST. I'D
81, and New Hampshire ave.; suitable for a coal or
lumber yard; per yesr $500.
ap2-3f' b. X. WARNER CO. 9l6 81 NV.
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Spsrsa Su1rs

j. G. HuroH1ssox
OPENING OF
APRIL 4rH AND 9TH.
BLACK LACE FLoUNCINGs.
A choice lot Of chantiuy Fiouncinss. superior
quality excellent black and all pure silk Of special
prices for this week, s175 to s1350 PSF Ard; Sc
lectsd Patterns, Lowest Prices.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH PARA /.
brellas.
SPRING GLOVES.
We offer for your inspection the Foster Laced Glove.
81 . pair upward.
SPRING GARMENTS
Wide wa,e whipcord and Jersey Cloth. tailor made
jackets. New lot Of these S3 English Walking
Jackets Bell Sleeves. received.
Imported Jetted shoulder Capes. e4.75 and upward.
Special, ut s1S, worth S2o.
MILLINERY.
Correct Styles Elegantly Trimmed Hats. and Bon
nets. 50 to a25.
Untrimmed Hats In all the new shsdes.
Ladies are invited to inspect these goods
ap3.e4 SO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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1883 Spnrso Woo1rxa 1888

1888 SpRINa Nv ooIENs 1000
Having ops1sd sn slHsssn3 , line OF spsine
M ifirn. eSrges Cheyiots, and othsr equally
deniablS fables, IN AL the newe1t shades; We
rAiIx,R.6 HDE SUITS AND wALxINo-JAcKrTs
Iffer Inc latest Faahions, In Arst-clAas man.
ner. ana ensnntss stylish. perfect -Assins sas-
" hall tshs pleasure In showing samples ef
oar work. So,
sw.sv 1Ssa1Df5o0. 81 taking into oonoadorn-
~ ~ kish sSandard Of Worknanahfp our
Seieoo WI 8 acknowledged sxceedingly reae0n-
llsler4: thra aosEl
"A Jor. 1lth and { - Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

BABy COACHES BABY CoAcHEs
From 90 so to So.
SEE OUR PATENT BABY COACHES,
Forms Bsdstead. Cradle Psrlor Coach.
Also Dealer in
vELOCIPEDEs TRIcYCLEs. BICYCLES. WAGONS,
wHEkLBARROwS, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE
CHR. RUPERT,
4o3, 4o5 407 It'll st. NV, above D st. ap3
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Tor RENT - TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
L looms secondstory. southern exposure heat and
no GoSarnneni prinpoe ,ce moor;
crate references exchanged 32 Myrtle sine. spl-sts
IIoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
u on second floor. suitable for liTht housekeeping;
all modern improvements. rent ti2. si2 sth 81
ap3-2t'
I,oE RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHEp OR PARTLY
keeping; very reasonable. II 4th st. ne. IT.
I,oR RENT = SECOND FLOOR; NICELY FUR
s,rvate tablet; most central and lovely location ga
18th st. NV. ap:B3t.
4, OR RENT-Two LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS,
with bath Call between aud 4 l2os q -. "A.
I,oR RENT--Two UNFINISHED ROOMS on
nrst noor hail. water and eas, rent low. 10 good
tennsnt, at house 626 st. NV. It.
T,OR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY NTH BOARD
H two handsomely furnished ,drooms. and private
narior II desired Apply 1t ,32l n St. corner YER
mont ave. aI:l-ot
I,oR RENT-l5i3 4 ST. VERY DESIRABLE
II third -siorI communicating rooms, furnished or
unfinished; low rent iftaken at once. sP2-:It'
I,oR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
u front room on first floor in private family; $40
ger month also boa.d sl2 per month Desired il45
Sth ST. NV. ap2-5ts
I,oR RENT-TwO FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsH-
ed rooms second hoor suitable for light house
keepnv. 1913 9th st. NV. bif.-3t.
NOR RENT-NICELY.FURNTsHE BED ROOM.
IroR RENT-1226 MASS. AvE-Two ROOMS on
second flo n and one hrst door, handsomely fur
n!shed- with or without board. al,2-St'
ISOR RENT THREE FINE ROOMS FURNISHED
or unfinished, with two large paHtrie and closet
bath ho, anu e3id ws'sr F.nes modern mpross
J,oR RENT-sUITE OF SECOND FLOOR SOUTH
mont FURNISHED rooms With board. also. othes
ST. an, ct.
EoR RENT-123a 9Th ST. \. " SECOND AND
Il third-story rooms all newly furnished: locs ron
central and healthy; terms moderate. aps-3t'
NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
some suite OF rooms: suitable for senator. Mem
at ElOl ST.. Franklin Square. mh242w'
IGOR RENT-oNE OR TWO VERY DESIRABLE
bright snnny ROOMS. with small private family.
Star Office. ap2-:lt.
EoR RENT = NICELY FURNISHED LANCE
other roomers. l.! Grant Place. ai2-a
Tor RENT-7ToR UNExPIRED PORTION OF
ape-6t LEA Est NV.
Tor RENT-Iel9 X ST Nw.-pARLoR FLOOR.
southern ehEosnre crate hest ssG other rooms
also stable for rent. mh2o-yts
I,,oR RENT-wITH BOARD-sEvERAL NEWLY
IL fnI nlsned ROOMS intending saloon parlor. front
SION and Printing offices; terms moderate. 2l3Est
NV mh3l-tte
1coR RENT.l315 ST NV, THREE ROOMS.
II second hoor heat light bath large
half square from three lines cars; also Room third
EOR RENT-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR UNFUR-
~ nshed south front. contsining two rooms and
s sanr osi gr,sate bath Summer rates APPS
LroR RENT-A. SECOND FLOOR SIDE ROOM IN
new hSSse sSTnsshsd With dr lab bed and fold
INQUIRE SIS ~ & lazy
EoR RENT-FoUR UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS ON
fourth noSr new house, SsseE and all modem i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03
FOR RENT-STORES.

LoR RENT-I9o9 sTH ST. y. W.. DESIRABLE
I new store with plate-glass show window and nae
large cellar; three good with plumbiIg on
2d floor. THOs. !. FISHER & Co,
ap.i-6t 1924 st NV
NOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE 1902
l4th St 20xS0 ieet concrete eel same size nine
room dwelling above; Large brick stable rear T. O.
CUTTER, 1923 4 ST. NV. mhl5 tn. th&s In.
lrOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1886
1t 14th ST NV. containing 13 rooms with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1888 l4th ST. Ell-l2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

NorE To TENNIs PLAYERs.
We are showing more than
ONE HUNDRED PATTERNS
LAWN TENNIS FLASNELS,
Embracing every variety of Checks, Plsids.
Stripes Plain Shades and Mixtures. at OK
tremely reasonable prices.
MEMS CLUB SHIRTS TO ORDER.
Thes Shirts cut and made by the same
force that makes custom Dress Shirts, and
will be fully up to our high standard Of IT.
finish and workmanship.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

Mrs,s ConLAns Have ARRIVED.
Our men customers will be glad to know we
have of last received our sprinR line OF
ALL-LINEN COLLARS,
Embracing few shapes n WHY introduced, and
also the fell complement Of sizes in the popular
5syles, with which we have been 30 successful.
Our best brand il ret lied at 20c. each, 3 for
60c.. and il guaranteed equal 70 any 25-cent
collar.
We show four Of the best shapes-two straight
standing, one upright with turned points, and
one rundown, at the low price OF
12kc. EACH,
which are the best possible to make up for this
price.
We have almost everything in the Mems Fur
nishings Line, and Offer them ~ the same small
margin of profit a. our stock OF Dry Goods.
entrance 1913 ST.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and SITS. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

TEE PALArs RoYAI.
cGsu Psnnsyivsnis sssaas ard 1stA street
mA3i
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WANTED -ROOMS.

w ANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE, ONE IN
w furnished room with heat and near the A-i-
cultural Bureau preferred also one furnished ROOM
Address q. H.. star Office. stating terms. ap2-jt'
WANTED-AT ONCE-ONE OR TWO UNFUR-
w nishrd Rooms in Georgetown. d. c., near Trinity
church and good caterer Address g. A. H. S:}5 I'D
st. ap2-2ts
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T SS*|$!!jl$
e. Is +: Fl II T. I. / 4 T
:: :: al. E.. T. +. :: ::
FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL ID
No
WONDERFUL RED LETTER
SALE
EMBRoIDERrEs.
i tSfo Of ns abroasres unhesrd q prees
They WON'T Let ioas sdvise You 70 make the
best OF Thu opportunity.
10. 9, S. ,n Emb,; S rs different pat
TO BE SOLD AT
Lot Of. Cambria Embroideriss. worth lsc I'D
TO BE SOLD AT
eRE If s 4 xRi
AT I'm AND Lie. A YARD.
lot Of Embroideriea worth 25 to 40c. . yard,
WILL BE SOLD FOR
1Qc YARD.
SPECIAL VALUES
in
45INcH SWISS FLouNc1Noa
Goods worth SOC. will 80 for soc.
Goods worth 75c. will 10 for Soc.
Goods worth 0Oc. will 90 for 65c.
Goods worth q and LES will 70 for 75c.
Good worth sI60 will 20 for CSC.
Equal bargains ct $3.50. el.75. sl98 s225 and
% so yard.
ssss 1. II H M ~ /: sssss
BBB uu 4 Nm sass -
SEVENTH EIGHTH AND n STs.
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BOARDING.

RoARDIN0-s04 sE n w.. LAaaE AIEy
u Front room with porch; thres-sfory nlcclx fnr.
h.shed; sn1tsbls tor two persons; nice b.rk room,
ncey furn1sbed: socthss suitable for ors
CEvEhAl oENTIENEx CAN oBTxIS loAan
- and ,oaxsns q S<l ist st. n.s Capitol HI o. q
se- seeH nhSl-3ts
RoAkDsxg-LARok PLkAsANL -WEi1~FUn-
s...-s .....s .... 90 - 81 nw mbo-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

GAS yrxruREs DIRECT PROM THF TAcroEr
Iss sSrT Il ssSSrSIiz GAS flxTCAa Asp AHr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03
LOST AND FOUND.

4 osT-oN MONDAY. APRIL = BETWEEN > 30
IL and 40 O'Clock a, m. oVercoai with Bans -b.,0s
and Papers; 80 reward. the viii be-
return with the PAPERS A RICHARDS, lls3 New
Jersey ave. e. 3-1t'
I osT-oN MONDAY A PUG WITH BLUE RIB
~ bon around neck with bell ATTACHED Liberal
sard II returned 10 1l24 llth ST ApS-:it'
fl,HE GENTLEMAN WHO EXCHANGED SILK
Il hats AZ evening service ~ HanIliue u. o. Cburch
last sunday wall ob,ige Of The DAVIS Hat" ly
addressing HAT" Star once. IL.
4 osT-s2o REwARD-A SMALL BLACK AND
II tan syP answering 20 nane OF p.asy DE shove
ap3-2t'
N UsT-PUG DOG ABOUT II MONTHS OH.
IL called q. laude" Reward will be paid II IronItiy
returned TO lolS o at NV Ia
n osT-oN MONDAY MORNING. APBrL .. PUG
H Dog Puppy, months ODD answer 20 the
me VI Dixie" FINDER Wal please tara 10 X TI-
WIN JOYCE. ll24 llth 81. n. w. and receive literal
reward asa
IN UsT-oNl SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH n.
between 81. Peters chu.eh aud AnsoosiiA. D. C. Ne
ward Il left st Aracosea Z. o. lts
n osr-oN BELT LINE CARS OR 7TH ST.. BET
~ and Sta. pocketb.ok. ming small su,.,
Of money and key suitable reward viii b. Isad Al
Lest ct J0l Rhode Isl.nd ave las
T osT-RoLL OF MONEY AND PAIR OF GOLD
Ia spectaces on 18th st. BET. st and Treasury De-
p.rtmenti spectscass valued = rslie suis.sss ~
IN osT-A DIAMOND cLUsTxR KARkI7e. m.
! & Is & isoi . s.d ~ 'V sae -.
I osI.MAhcH 80 IL oDonoETowN, MIMo-
BIEkHAM. 3l05 W.ssr 81. or ssos X "a n ~ sps,S
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

INoR RENT--WEST END FLATS, 262o X ST NV
II five and bath second floor; range, hot and
cold water meter; coal c.oset. reference required
Apply to Janitor. mh2s-lOts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IcOR RENT-FlRsT CLASS oFFICE-RooMs AT
II su5 18th St suitable for pstent lawyers. claim
agents. architects. rel estate and agents.
draughtsmen, nc. First floor, two large rooms So
Third floor, lhree goodsized rooms, sis. Immediate
Possession given. TYLER q kUlHERFUkD.
mh.0 -6ts l301 ST NV
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-TO BUY HOUSE OF ABOUT SEVEN
w rooms and bath from owner must be in good
neighbOrhood. Address Box 81, Star Office. IT.
WANTED--TO RENT A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
w in country, q to rooms: shade: convenient to
railroad station: in healthy region. Address, stating
terms, j. L. NJ Star office. mh2l-3ts
WANrED-TO PURCHASE--A PIECE OF IN
w proved property under rent that will pay
investment. Address Box ca, Star Office. mb3l-3t
WANTED-FoR. A CASH CUSTOMER, SEVERAL
w small houses that would pay well for investment
No delay if price il low and title sat factory.
mh3l-10t i. A. MCINTYRE, Y1S st.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-12
The Shar0n-luu Decision,

When interviewed after the Supreme
Cont decision in the Sharon and Sarah
Althca case was published, er.Judgc
Terry said:
"Ihc decision affirming The lowe
Court's decision afirins the validity OF
the marriage contract. and. under tn.
laws Of California. gives Mrs. Terry
one half OF the community property,
which is, nj least, SlU,0Dl, OCO, in nj.
dition To which IN the alimOny granted
by the lower Court. which amounts, III
round figures. to 800 900"
Gen. W. II. j.. Barnes. attorney for
the Sharon side, said: "rhcrc in moth.
ing left 10 say. The chill is dcui, and
That's the end of IL. have worried and
worried, and there IL no use Of WORRYING
any more. ] fSrl Sery much like David
did when hia child was sick. He nut
on snckclOth and ashes and did pen.
anco; aud when the child died liS uco.
pie we're afraid to tell him. Bnt when
he was finally told hs said: An right ;
no more sackclDih aud ashes, aud went
in 10 breakfast"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-12
Pcnuriuus Supervisors.

The Sacramento Bee has the follow
ing in reference to the recent action Of
the Board Of Supervisors in reference
Ia official advertising:
"rhe board 81 Supervisors Of Sncrn-
rmcnto county has seen fit to decree chat
county officials shall not pay more for
official advertising than seventy live
cents for first Insertion aud thirty-s ven
aud one half cents for cncn subsequent
insertion per square of 2lO ems nonpa-
ricl. This action was taken without
my notice to the newspapers. or any
request FOR information rs regards the
rates they receive Tor space. The
Board, under the law, has the right 10
fix the rate at any price it sees fit, and
no fault cau be found with its notion as
regards the letter OF the l,w. The B.r,
however. has been compelled, under
this rec mt ruling OF the Board, to lie.
cline MI county ADVERTISING"
The Bee gives ms IL reason for It's nc.
ton in the premises TINT its space is
worth more than is allowed, and il will
not lie guilty Of charging regular rus.
toners II price and doing work for
the county ut II less price. The bee is
correct, ns there IL iO good reason why
any county should not ray a rensonn
ble price Tor services rendered.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-12
SANTA RoSA,S SIIAIIE.

Under the above head tie San Fmn-
cisco Post OF Saturday offers u stinging
rebuke to the officers Of the Court Ill
which Morrow was tried last week.
Some OF the proceedings were Disgrace
full i'll The ex,teme, il correctly reported,
aud call for the scyerest condemnation.
From the article iu question Ne repro
duce the following:
I'VE pointed out yesterday some OF
the grounds for Directing to the treat
ment Of the people i'll Court. The in
6uiiely small technicalities on which
the evidence of bribery WAS ruled out
by Mr. Murrow's Judicial friend can
hardly blind the eyes Of the Court to
=i:lt is going Oh outside. It Is charged.
aud hus not been deuird, that members
Of the jury were drunk at Sir. Murrow's
expense after they had been sworn to
Try him. This is almost imcred Bile. yet
u fact that is attested by nbundInt evil
dcncc IL scarcely less so. We refer To
young NJrihey's spree. We DO not
know how Judge Hutledge or the case
tixcrS OF Santa Rosa regard tire matter,
lut the citizrus Of San Francisco, who
nre not oversquemish in such matters.
nre supposed to be indignant.
Young Eorthcy vas confined in the
jail as IL witness. brought over from san
Qurntin. While in custody of n Sheriff
he was taken from the tl at midnight
on Thursday night Huh taken Oh n tour
of the saloons and flash houses of The
town for several hours. Young Nor
they. WITH the Sherin's deputy in tow,
wns discovered ut three o'clock yestcr.
d.y morning trying to break into II
house OF prostitution, and mrouSing the
neighborhooi with his foul ltnguagc.
Candidly now, Judge Kutlcdgc, what
do you think OF the conduct Of nh Off
Ger Of your Count in allowing these lib
critics to n convict who was brought
from San Quentin to testify for the pco-
people, md who had deiicd your uu-
thority md insultcd your Court? Do
you think it was proper? or was it n
slight mis1enieanor2 or was il, as 10
many honest citizens believe. All out
ragGous piece Of b~usincss?"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-12
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The bin which senator Sts~ar intro
due-d in tie United States Senate day
before yes,erJAy in reference to Chi
mes. i'm pisrstiou ~oul1. If passed, re-
lev. this coast Of n Of the wort
cun.s which kas even b-falien II. II
uouId shut out the ignorant horde
Which yearly drifts across the Pacific to
tax. hack TO China the wealth which
the men OF America have psodured-
Scarcely les important Is the bill in
troduoed by Senator Palmer to restrict
Immigration. The Senator's argument
Is III 4 this country j. suffering from an
oversuppiy OF Foreigners and 'is; 1t
needs nothing quite 20 much hog az
pro.sc,ion from the army of tramPs.
I.crars nnd Anarchists that ere sTaIu'-
Ing 10 its shor-s.
Senator Palmer's bill. reduced to
plain EnglisL. requires Amsr..An Con
suis ~ foreign portS 10 giT- 1oulf't-
ilnuigr MS certificates OF character To
tbo,- who deserve them aud TO refuse
certificates to those ubo do not, no i'm
migrant to Le all ed 10 Iaad without a
certificate. Iu addIti III b. voulllrNy a
head tax Of an amount sufficient to Gov
or the expense Of the sitting process.
It is quite probable that With the
right kind 0! Consular officers at tb=
principal port, Of departure the sitting
couIl be better performed there than ut
tue ports Of entry. 1t you'll be nsces-
sAry, however, to designate a few chief
European ports from which alone I'M
misran;s you'll lie allowed to land.
Uuless this were done tLe craEks and
bessars would be shipped from the ill.,
significant ports at which no proper
means of obtaining information r,garI-
:ug their former standing would be
available. III addition to these pre-
cautions some way would have 10 be de
vise.i OF preventing the Importation OF
und, sirabIe imurigr=Gt 10y way of our
Canadian aud Mexican fruutierz. 1t Is
probuLl. that this will prove the most
difficult part Of any effective scheme to
restrict immigration. II Senator PALM
er can devise u scheme that will do this
effectively lie will d,ser"e aud be
awarded n great deal Of credit for his
ingenuity. Everybody :grees that "o
have already criminals and b. gsnrs
enough Of our own.-tV Irgira City En-.
t-rpn.e.