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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-22
SCIENTIFICALLY Cur UxpERwE.R.
News SEAsoSABLE USpERwrAR,

MEMS REASONABLE UNDERWEAR
Department near door No. 1lle Pa sye)
PRICE LIST:
White Merino Shirts and Drawers, Soc
Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers. soc
Improved shape Jean Drawers, SOC.
Medium weight White Wool Underwear al
NStursl Wool Shirts and Drawers, ell
GauZe Underwear 25c. 35c. SOC
Gossamer Merino Underwear 35 and SOC
Balbriggan Underwear. %, 30 and soc
superfne French Underwear. 75c. and sl25
Fancy Striped Bal Underwear. 15c.
GENTLEMEN. what is your experience of under
garments! Isn't that lack of attention the little
details is the crying evil The nip certain parts
soon wear. and the garment is rendered useless
You VIII ind the same prices elswhere quoted by
the "Palais Royal" but We think NOT UNDER
GARMENTS WITH OUR EXTRA FINISH. BY EEK
ira finish" mean the seams tapped over. double
pieces at parts liable extra wear the patent ever
lasting stays at places where the ripping generally
commences, pearl buttons properly sewed Oh, &C. &C
AFEw ILLUSTRATIONS.
The Soc Merino Shirts have the ribbed necks which
are untearable; the fronts silk-bound The draw
ers have extra piece seat and ali the seams are
tapped Note the shape.
Now, look at the SOC. Jean Drawers Turn them in
Sen sible shape, too All lengths of leg to each
size, which are shown from % TO IA inches
The natural wool underwear at 81. You only have
TO feel them to know they will not irrtate the skin
to see them to appreciate the finish and shape.
such Balbrggan underwear for SOC. that fear for
the sale of the Zoe garments
Socks TO match all styles Of underwear The display
In the window Of full regular fancy striped Bal halt
hose for 1Sc. pair or pairs for soc is attracting
many gentlemen TO the department. near door of No.
l1l9 Penns. ave.
,o THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-22

The example Of the republicans of Ham
mondspOrt, y. Y, who settled the controversy
over their post-ofice by ballot, is commended
to members of the dominant party in all parts
of the union. There were three candidates for
postmaster, and they all agreed that whoever
received the greatest number of votes from his
fellow-partizans in the village should receive
also the endorsement of his competitors. Thus,
in a very few hours, a problem which might
have given rise to long and bitter heartburn
ings and wasted days Of valuable time for the
administration, was solved to the satisfaction
of everybody. 1t would be happy thing for
President Harrison and his cabinet if the can
didates for Office in every community would
take this means of ascertaining the will of the
people to whom the new public servant is ex-
pected to minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-22

The most absurd excuse offered by anyone
for not contributing to worthy cause is that
sem in by certain persons to the New York
committee who are collecting funds for the
Confederate veterans home. half-dozen
notes have been received, without signature,
stating that the writers are unwilling to aid
any movement in which Mr.. Ingersoll has a
share. 1t would be equally sensible for a man
to refuse to vote a republican ticket because
Mr.. Ingersoll had made speeches in its interest
during the campaign 1t would be a hard
world to live in if everyone were to abstain
from helping along a good thing unless he
could dictate the names, callings and beliefs of
everybody else who was disposed to help it
along also. Happily, such narrowness of mind
is SO rare as to be noted in print when found.
Otherwise it would go hard indeed with most
of our public charities.
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We make special mention of the following, as they are
unusual values at the regular prices and at the prices
have now marked them you can make a saving OF
% per cent and over.
10 pieces of 26-inch genuine LYONS BLACK
SATIN SURAH SILK Of high finish and quality
actual value
81; SPECIAL PRICE 75C. YARD.
We would advise any thinking of purchasing a
Silk Dress not put off looking at this piece of Silk,
we have only limited quantity
Our importation of All-Woo, Silk-fnish HENRI
ETA CLOTHS at SOC, 621xc. and 7oc. a yard, We
guarantee be the best value of similar fabrics to be
found anywhere. We show an unlimited assortment
of colors.
30 pieces Of 39-inch WOOL PLAIDS, in the new
effects; good value at 7oc.
OUR PRICE SOC. A YARD.
45-inch wide genuine FRENCH TWILLED BROAD
CLOTHS, in all the colors. 81 yard. You can
get plenty of Broadcloths at 81 yard, but we would
ask Of you to compare ours with them, that's all.
52-inch All-wool HABIT CLOTHS, guaranteed
shrunk elegant line of colors to select FROM worth
fully 81 yard OUR PRICE Toe. A YARD.
5O-inch Atwood LADIES' CLOTHS, all colors,
worth 626c yard, FOR soc. A YARD.
All ask is to make comparisons of the quality Of
goods with others that you can buy at the same
prices and in good many instances at higher prices.
Wen not tell you what the result will be.
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PRICES
NOTIONS,

Something which we don't often do. Here is the
do it now We received yesterday 3cases Of No
tons the stock Of importer in New York. closed out
to remarkably low prices. These exact dupli
cate Of goods which now have in stock the regular
prices which guarantee to be, and they always
have been lower than house in town, and at the
reduced prices have prepared ourselves for
nous rush.
| Look in window There is enough Notions in
that to stock large size Notion department.
lot finest Steel Scissors. warranted worth 25c to
| 40c., for 15c a pair.
lot finest Steel and Nickeled Scissors worth Soc
| to Csc, for 25c. pair.
lot 4-blade Penknives worth Soc, for 25c each.
lot Of Cabinet Boxes of Hair Pins a styles of Pins
| in each box), worth 15c., for &c. box.
lot of English Hair Pins 600 in a paper), worth
| &c., for Sc each.
lot of Black head Shawl Pins bright or dull heads
| worth SC, for &c. doz.
| / lot of 10inch Button Hooks, worth lOc, for &c.
lot of or 5-hook Corset Steels worth IOc for SC
| lot of or SHOOK Corset Stees, kid, worth Is c.
| for 10c.
lot cut Jet Hat Pins, worth 2,<c. each. for Loo a
doz.
lot Finest English Tape all Sizes worth Sc to &C.,
| for 31ec. piece.
| l lot Of Mending Cotton, worth 1c q pc for &c,
| doz. pc.
1 lot Of Betting worth Csc, for &c., piece.
lot Finest Fancy Satin Betting. worth l5c to 2Oc
| for 1Oc. a yard.
lot whalebone Casing, worth &c.. for Oc piece
| lot Finest D. 10 Whalebones and inches worth
| 1 lot Fin est whalebones 10 and IL inches worth
| zoe, for 10c. a doz. "a
/ lot of English Book Pins. worth 1Oc, for &c.
lot of English Tooth Brushes, worth 1211c for &c.
/ lot English Hair Brushes solid backs worth 4Oc
| for 25c.
i lot English Hair Brushes solid backs, worth Soc,
| for Doc.
lot English Hair Brushes. solid backs, worth 75c.
| to CSC, for SOC.
| I LOT of Heavy Rubber Combs worth I 90 for IN.
1 lot of Finest u inch Bustle Springs 3 in set elas-
| tic ends worth l5c, for Sc.
1 lot of Engraved Pearl Buttons. worth l2,sc; for
| &c. q dozen.
lot of Engraved Pearl Buttons, worth 1oc. for Sc.
| dozen.
1 lot of Engraved Pearl Buttons. heavy worth 2oc.
| for 10c. dozen.
lot of Silk Corset Laces. worth Csc, for 121<c.
| pair.
lot of Best Needles Crowley gold eye), worth &C.
| for 3l<c. paper.
lot Of China Pitchers fancy designs, worth l5c to
| 20c. for &c. each.
1 lot of Porcelain Puff Boxes, worth Soc for Csc.
| each.
lot Of Metal Puff Boxes. worth 5O for Csc each.
| Hair Curriers'. worth &C.. for &c. dozen.
Hair Pins. worth &c.; for 1c. paper
I lot Of Fancy Lace Pins worth &C. for lc
| lot OF Fancy Lace Pins, worth 1Oc.; for &C.
lot Novelty Braids, worth 25c.; for l5c apiece.
lot Patent Hooks and Eyes. worth &c. dozen; for
| &c. q dozen.
Hooks and Eyes. black or white. worth Sc. dozen;
| for &c. dozen.
Best Ball Darnng Cotton. worth &C.; for 2,<c. hall
Clarks Spool Cotton, Soc. dozen
| E I; a WI II u :: ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
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SOME FAcrs ABOUT C1orH1se.

'OOSi1 u avis ABDUL OLOldlNt.
PROBABLY THREE-FoURTHs OF THE
MEN AND BOYS OF WASHINGTON WEAR
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
AND WHY NOTs WHEN 1T IS A FACT
THAT ANYONE OF FAIR PROPORTIONS
CAN BE FITTED so ADMIRABLY AS NOT
TO BE DISTINGUISHED FROM THE MAN
WHO BUYS THE MOST EXPENSIVE CUSTOM
GOODS.
MUCH HAS BEEN DONE RECENTLY TO
IMPROVE THE CHARACTER OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. THE LARGE MANU-
FACTURERS RECOGNIZE THE NECESSITY
OF EMPLOYING THE VERY BEST TALENT,
AND PAY THEIR FOREMAN twHO GETS
UP THE PATTERNS AND sUPERINTENDs
THE MANUFACTURED AS HIGH AS So, 900
YEAR.
THIS INSURES ARTISTIC WORK THE
TIME HAS LONG GONE BY WHEN FIRST
CLASS HOUSES CUT ALL THEIR GAR
MENTS FROM ONE OR TWO PATTERNS.
NOW LONGS ARE CUT FOR THE TALL
MEN, REGULARS" FOR THE AVERAGE
SIZED MAN, "sHoRTs" FOR THE MoDER-
ATELY- STOUT MAN, AND EXTRA
SHOUTS" FOR THE FLESHY MEN.
THEN THE STYLES ARE PRECISELY THE
SAME AS THE FASHION PLATES OF THE
MOST FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAIL
ORS SHOW.
THE GOODS ARE AS CAREFULLY MADE
AND WILL WEAR AS LONG AS THE SAME
QUALITY OF GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
OF COURSE THE FINEST GOODS ARE
NOT MADE UP IN READY-MADE STOCK,
BUT VERY FEW PEOPLE WHO HAVE
THEIRGOODS MADE TO ORDER BUY THE
FINEST GOODS.
FINE GRADES OF DOMESTIC AND ME-
DUN GRADES OF IMPORTED GOODS CAN
ALWAYS BE FOUND IN OUR STOCK
WHEN ONE CONSIDERS ALL THE
AFOREMENTIONED FACTS, AND ALSO
THAT THE SAME QUALITY AND STYLE
OF GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT READY-MAD
FOR ONE-THIRD LESS THAN WHEN MADE
TO ORDER, WE REPEAT THE QUESTION
WHY MOTT"
E. b. BARNUM h CO,
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ROBES. s3oo

ROBES. $500
CONTAINING ~ YARDS PLAIN sArrSE ~
INCHES WIDE
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED PANEI, AND az
YARDS NARROW EMBROIDERY LESS THAI
HALF PRICE
NEW DRESS GOODS N SIDE BANDS.
NEW cANEL's HAIRS NEW HENRIETTA.
NEW rERsfAN EMBROIDERED ROBES.
NEW SIDE BAND SCOTCH eINGHANs.
NEW sATTEENs IN ELEGANT DESIGNS.
JUST OPENED A LOT OF NEW CHINA SILKS
WHICH WE WILL SELL ATsl. CHOICE STYLES
LIGHT AND DARK GROUNDS LARGE AND
SMALL DESIGNS.
NEW BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OUR BLACK sURAH SILKS AT Csc. ARE TIE
BEST IN THE MARKET. ALL PURE SILK.
SPLENDID QUALITY AND FREE FROM ALI.
wEIGHTING. DON'T PAIL TO SEE THESE
sURAHs AT $50.
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WE ARE EMBARRASSED.


WE ARE EMBARRASSED.
Not financially, but for space or to put 1t plainly:
Our Spring Goods arriving in such quantities that
hold them all. To gain relief we shall. during the
next 10 days. give our Lady patrons the full benefit Of
some very lucky purchases.
The high quality Of the Goods offered, combined
with the unprecedented low prices, will undoubt-
edly make this one of the
GREATEST SALES EVER HELD IN WASHINGTON.
$50 pairs Ladies' French Kid hand turned Button
q famous Rochester make; A to width; similar to
those sold by us heretofore at e. and before
offered by any other house at less than %.
RELIEF PRICE, s325.
400 Pairs Hand-welt extension Sole Button. Com
mon Sense Style, made Of the finest softest French
Dongola, would readily sell at s5;
RELIEF PRICE, 1896.
500 Pairs best French Kid Button, the product of
the best known maker of Ladies' Fine Shoes three diff
ferent shapeSlall widths, cheap at 81;
RELIEF PRICE. s2.s5.
$50 Pairs fine hand-turned. feather-weight, Button,
stylish durable Spring Shoe better than any regular
30 so Shoe We know Of;
RELIEF PRICE, s26o
300 Pairs Ladies' Dongols Button Boots. plain,
Droau ana narrow toes, or patent leather upped u
will not duplicate the shoe elsewhere.
RELIEF PRICE, S145.
100 Pairs durable Kid and Pebble Button, opera or
common sense shape, cheap at $3.50;
RELIEF PRICE, s115.
Cut this out and bring along for comparison
VIM HAHN cos
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
Main Store. SIG 18th street.
West End Store. 1922 Pa ave-
m22-eo Capitol Hill Store 231 Pa AYES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-22

The latest and most noisome scandal in high
life is that Of the Marquis and Marchioness Of
Donegal And yet, after the revelations of
their divorce suit, the British press will con-
tinue TO publish filings at those loose joints in
the American social system which encourage
the growth Of free-love sentiment and institu-
tons. 1t is significant, in this connection, to
read that bill has been voted down by heavy
majority, providing for the expulsion Of mem
Dor from the house Of peers for discreditable
conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-22

The Minnesota legislature is considering a
bill providing for the execution of the death
sentence by electricity. 1t follows in some Of
Its terms the law now in force, but thus far un-
tried, IN New York state. In the brief abstract
sent out by telegraph, however, nothing is said
OF any restriction upon the liberty Of the news
papers to publish details of the affair-if they
can get them. II this was omitted. the west
has set the east wise example. The prohib-
itory clause in the New York law is one which
ii will be impossible to enforce; for the theory
that the public has right to know how its
servants are performing the work allotted to
them is generally respected by juries, and even
the courts may have something to say about
the constitutionahty Of an act to muzzle the
press, when it interferes with the enjoyment of
life, liberty, and happiness by no human being.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-22

TTNHE FIRE SALE CONTINUES, AND A LARGE
Il stock of Dry Goods Boots Shoes, &C, but slightly
damaged by water and smoke. offered at way down
prices. kAUFMAN'S Double Combination, II tn st Sc
mh22-3t
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FNHE FIRE SALE CONTINUES, AND A LARGE
stock OF Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, &C. but slightly
damaged by water and smoke, offered at down
prices. KAUFMAN'S Double Combination, IL tn ST. Sc
mh22-3t ~
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VISIT THE FIRE SALE TO SECURE GENUINE
Y bargains in Boots Shoes Dry Goods and Notions
KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th St
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L HILADELPmA STORE
VIII offer special bargain In SILK finished Henrset,.
~ inches WIDE all the new spring shades Al .Oc
yard.
Extra values at 80 g.. 75 and s5c yard; the Sic
was considered good value at 81.
b. Prestly Co. SILK Warp and other standard makes
Of SILK Warp and All-woo Black Dress Fahrlcs
Silk Warp and AL Wool Bordered Nuns yelling.
viii offer 90 pieces Of 34inch American Dress Goods
at roc. yard; cost PIC. 10 manufacture All the
new spring shades.
SATINES.
Best French and American makes for style and qual-
ity and price can't be beat Full stock Of Dress
Ginghams, 4 TO PIC.
Black Silks, Black and Colored Surahs Faies Lurors
the best reliable makes less than prices We in
wife Comparison.
Full stock Of Domestics at lowest prices
Bargains in Mattines and Oil Cloths.
CARHART LEIDY
mh2O CPS eth and 7ogKs,,w
VISIT THE FIRE SALE To SECURE GENUINE
" osrgalns IN Boots ShOses Dry Goods and Notions
hACfMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1lth ct.
&C. m22-3t
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EVERY New SEASON BRrSes
NEW GOODS.
THE BUsTLE's SUCCESSOR.
"DIREcToIRE" DRESS IMpRovER.

DhESS lMBRONER.
The most Stylish and Graceful soping Effect 10 the
drslery Of the dress, hitherto DIFFICULT TO accom-
gsh Il readily attained by the OF the "Drectore"
Dress lmIrOver Price SIC.
Whilst making selection for your New Dress don't
forget To buy goodhttln corset for this helps
terlaly bOth the nj and wear OF dress We have
sets 10 mt all kinds of forms our corsets come in
Tour dlnereilt lengths-eKtB long. long, short, and
medium IL different les cOrsets for II SATIN cor
$500 corset shown, come IN ali the and delicate
tints-aso black
HER MAJESTY CORsET-we are the Washington
AGENTS Tor this excellent corset. There US lively
10 better corset made than this The price il 81 -
For stout people who have htherto found il inpossi-
Die 10 secure a comfortable corset, recommend
these.
OUR ANNIsE CORSET $3.50
This corset is superior 10 anything heretofore sold
by us. Tins Is a corset OF our importation,
made according 10 the very latest principles Tor mt and
comfort Every pair guaranteed
one lot slightly store-sOiled corsets; a. so;
now 81. %.
Our stock Of Infants Wear for ring is now ON sals
Some OF the prettiest styles ever shown.
CHILDREN's NULL CAPS PIC.
Infants Long Skirts. made of good cambria finished
al the bottom with tucks, DOC.
FINE LINE OF INFANTS COATS
Infants Cashmere Coats, either long OF short newly
embroidered. S2.9S.
New things in Infants Striped Coats New goods all
over the house.
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W. n SINISTER 4 soSs
ele PENN. AVE. NV.

FINHE FIRE SALE CONTINUES Ann II,paF
stoch OF DRY Goods, Boots. Shoes &c hut sligThtly
ualllseeI ~ Mater and smoke offered at ayioun
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LANsBURGH & BRO,
mh20 400 422. 424. 426 eth st.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS FROM OUR
w large stock damaged by the FIRE Of Monday even
ing; open from s. 70 , O'clock KAUFMAN'S Dot RI n
COMBINATION. IL tn It sc. mh:gs-Bt
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BAums PopuIAn SHOPPING PLACE.

: F. T. t. / / E! Is:
II s##E III g. F. F.
We take this method of informing our patrons that
we now prepared to show everything that in
the line Of Millinery for spring with better faci
ties for attending the wants of customers than
ever before.
IMPORTED PATTERNS.
Hats and BonnetsJ
From all the leading FRENCH and ENGLISH
MODISTES, comprising everything that will be worn
this season in Paris and London prices range from
s15. 90 to $4,000.
COPIES OF THESE
BY OUR OWN MILLINERS
with finest imported materials from $500 to s1s 90
1t is needless to say anything in regard to work.
those who have placed orders with season have
generally returned the next which think Is the best
recommendation we can have.
If you wish to match your spring costume bring us
a sample Of the goods and will give you perfect
match in Head Dress We have line of Small
Toques the newest shape, trimmed especially for this
sale, III Straw, Lace &c, worth $500.
FOR ONLY s46s,
best materials only used.
UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
In all the leading Novelties in French Chip, English
Milan and Fancy braids-hundreds Of different shapes
and colors that will match all the new dress goods
PRICES FROM 45c. TO $3.50
CHILDRENS HATS
In every Imaginable style and at all prices Our
Leaders are
"Milan Sailor" bound and trimmed, for Acc
And for Misses large brown trimmed "Greyhound'
Straw for CSC, cheap at 1925.
NEW INVOICE OF BERLIN GARMENTS.
We have Just opened new line of Berlin garments
for ladies' Misses and Children, including Long
Wraps, Jackets, Blazers, Jerseys &C., in all the very
latest shapes and cloths.
We select few special things which we have marked
exceedingly low prices
For Ladies we have the new IRISH PEASANT GAR
MENT in light cloth, usual price SIS; special price
S6.5
Light Weight Cloth Jacket pretty patterns, only
$3.50; worth much more
Berlin made Jersey. excellent material, finely made
$3.50 cannot be bought in town for under 81
An unlimited assortment of blazers and blouses in
new styles.
In misses goods showing very large assert
ment of Jackets Newmarkets, Peasants Garments and
in very nobby cloths and very low prices, made in
this country and copied from the finest European
styles.
We would have you bear in mind that all our wraps
whether imported or domestic goods, sold at POP
ULAR PRICES, as low as any Of the large New York
retailers.
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VISIT THE FIRE SALE To SECURE GENUINE
bargains in Boots Shoes Dry Goods and Notions
KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th ST.
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WE OPEN AT 8 AND CLOSE AT ON ACCOUNT
w of the great rush.
KAUFMANs DOUBLE COMBINATION,
mhG2-3t llth St
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SPRINa STYLES In HArs.

LEXINGTON MARKET. 2OO7 N, AROUND THE
y corner Fine Beef, Lamb. Mutton. Veal. Corned
for list Orders called for and delivered. Y. ., HAIR
BAUGH. Propr. mh22-6ts
FIVE SLATE PENCILS. ] CENT; LARGE BOT
Il tie Sewing Machine Oil, cents; large Wash Basin
cents; Papers Pins, cents; Boot Backing, cent
box. At TROTT's, 1920 18th st. NV. js24-3m
OUR FIRE SALE CONTINUES AND OUR
Opatrons leave satisned With their bargains: More
llth st. 2e. mh22.3t
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E. b. BARNUM h CO,
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WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Cor. 1lth and y Sta. nv.
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CH1LDREN's DAYS.

CONTINUED below.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-29
RUNORS OF WAR

Send for r. W. Cross & Co. s list OF bar
gains in Ogden real estate.
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! It is stated that Edward Madden, who
was convicted in the first district court OF
permitting gambling in his house, will quit
the business and hereafter engage in some
honorable and legitimate calling. He
thinks it strange that he was the only one
in the city who could be found and cinched
for an infractiOn of the gambling law, and
this view of the case will be very generally
shared by the people of this city. When
Mr. Madden appeared for sentence and had
nothing to say in his own behalf, the judge
addressed him as follows: "Nr. Madden,
you We're present and heard the discussion
upon the law. The statute is very plain
one and strict in its terms. 1t declares it
unlawful to keep a place of gambling. |
have no doubt that what Mr.. Smith says is
true as regards your character. but you
must appreciate our situation and that of
the people. 1t makes no difference whether
you and practice gambling every day to-
gether the statute can not be overruled.
You are well aware that the laws are strictly
enforced in cases of unlawful Capitalization
and adultery. These unlawful practices are
rigidly enforced against people many of
whom are sincere in their convic-
tons. Yet the government insists that
they must be discontinued. 1t is use
less to strike at one crime and totally ig-
more another. I should feel it a reproach
and disgrace to daily sentence these PEG
pie for crimes under the Edmunds law and
permit gambling to run openly without any
restraint. You are man of intelligence
and | shall allow you to pronounce sentence
upon yourself. The government wants
citizens, not prisoners. Now, discontinue
running gambling house, that is all l ask
it is all that the government asks. All you
will then have to do is to pay the costs. l
will postpone sentence for few days and
allow you to think over the matter and de
termine what sentence you will pass on
Yourself