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FAsoY HOSE Fon AUTUMN.
Continued below.)

FASoY HOSE Fon AUTUMN.
Gentlemen may notice in window corner Of 10th 4.
and Pa. ave. samples of Autumn Half Hose which will
be offered until Saturday Il cents or pairs for O.
That 20 cents pair is low price for them. glance
in the window will determine.
Ladies' are induced to somewhat early supply them
sE-schopper's Best Quality Hose are, as you know.
usually retaled at rs cents Having contracted to buy
1000 dozen of this celebrated mako for the fall ana
winter trade, we enabled quote an unusual
price-25 CENTS Until Saturday offer the FIRST
arrivals consisting Of six new shades Of Grays FOR
ONLY &c. APAIR.
sVEQually celebrated are tho .C.G.s Hose. OF
course there 10 q special Why we offer these
Soc. quality spun Silk Hose FOR ONLY 40
mer shades. In the lot Grays. Tans Brvwns Reds
Old Rose and evening tints
eV-75 cents pair for French Hsle Rose worth
from 81 TO 81 pair reads somewhat like an exsggsr-
alton. It isn't. Here's the explanation: There arc
only ffty-two pairs and all different They're
samrleS
eE- IT'S only our cash business that enables MS 70
mark these SIX Hose el59 The credit store price
e115. Extra heavy silk. ribbed and plain. boot pat
terms and solid colors, autumn shades ncluding ST
new Browns. Tans and 0ravs and u dozen or 30 tipts
with incomprehensibie names Until Saturday tsks
your choice FUR ONLY e1.35.
II Ribbed and Plain Isle Hose, same STYLES a. in
the SILK Hose above mentioned Those of boot pst-
terms. with Black feet aud ankles being wuaran tsed
Fast Black 40 centa instead VI 6s cents until sstur
day evening ut O'Clock.
(Continued beiowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

The New York Tribune says it is not neces-
sary to build a very large monument to Gen.
Grant or very expensive one 1t is the senti.
ment not the monument. of course. scnti-
msnts are SO much cheaper than monuments
anyway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

The Baltimore Knights of Labor are more
pronounced In their opposition to Mr. Powderly
than the New York Central people are, for the
baltimore Knights say he Is Jonah, which,
when the whale has once swallowed should be
digested by the usual process.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

All things considered it Is not tina. the com.
munity loves Kennedy more, but that it loves
Quay less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

Speaker Reed is having bigger time in New
England than a threc-ring spring circus with a
procession two miles long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

We shall have nov postmaster before long,
but when shall We have new post Office to pu.
him in?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

Senatorial courtesy stands between that body
and the expression Of its opinion Of the Repre-
sentative OF the Eighth Ohio district.
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School CIoruEs.

IN FEW DAYS THE BOYS ANDGIRLs
WILL BEGIN ANOTHER YEAR OF STUDY
AND THE VACATION OF 1880 WILL BE
ATHING OF THE PAST.
EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THE
YOUNGSTERS WILL NEED NEW CLOTH
ING IN ORDER TO BE PREsENTABLEo
THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL.
OUR VOCATION In LIFE IS TO PRO.
VIDE SUITABLE GARMENTS FOR
YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND CuILDREN AND
NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF
OUR HOUSE HAVE WE BEEN ASW WELL,
PREPARED TO SERVE THEM WITH
EVERYTHING THAT Is ESSENTIAL IN
THE LINES OF CLOTHING AND FUR.
NISHING GOODS.
OUR ALL-wO0L LONG PANTS SUITS
AT $40 AND SHORT PANTS sUITsAT as
ARE THE BEST VALUES FOR THE
MONEY IN THE CITY. A LARGE vARI.
ETY. OF NEAT NEW PATTERNS IN ALL
THE LATEST SHAPES. THOROUGHLY
TAILORED AND PERFECT FITTING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

Possibly New York can furnish the Lafayette
monument with site. We can furnish tho
monumcnt
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SUEDE Gloves FoR SO.

These 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves are obviously
remarkable good value at 81 pair. In fact we ehal
iehse comparison with the quality Of the $l.2j
Gloves offered around town. The window 6isplay will
give an idea Of the autumn shaded The new Gray VIC
want you to notice particularly.
you send your order by mail state besides the size
whether your ringers are medium length or un usually
long or short, II your hand is fat thin or medium
Do this aud we'll tit you as well as II the Gloves were
tried on at the counter
Continued below)
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'PALA1s RoYArr Krn GLOVES
Every Pair Warranted. !,

Tho Autumn Gloves have arrived for Ladies',
Misses. Mems, Youths and Childrens wear Latest
Paris and London autumn styles for riding driving
promenade and evening wear. It is especially re-
euested that those with unusually long or short
myers. or those requiring very small large sizes
will try the "Pslsis Royal" Gloves We claim stock
a. large Is in any other three stores combined in this
city and a variety large shown in any house In
the country While the "PAlsis Royal" Gloves are the
very best quality procurable the prices consider
ably less than usually charged for the best Gloves
The reasons are: Our immense glove trade enables
very large purchases direct from the makers and our
cash business obtains for us special discounts when
buying and the possibility Of very small profit when
selling.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

The trce that Sawyer 4 Co. were saving on
financially speaking, seems to have had toe
many branches for its rotten trunk.
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+ ri +.
F a q / Fl f
ON THEIR NEW sToRE,.

ON THEIR NEW STORED,

September IL the housekeepers' "stock-
taking month" Inventory II taken 10
the kitchen and throughout the house
hold. There are many articles you need
to replace. broken or worn out ones;
other things you wish to add to the list
Of ussfuls. Your hrst consideration 10
rhere to buy them OF the lOrest prices.
The Fair claim they can sell ron goods
cheaPer. Our claim 10 proven In this
argument. We are fortunately not lo-
Gated OF thorouahfare where rent plays
the priDte fdetor in the expense account
This feature results In your benefit.
saving to us and likewise to you We
cater to please you. A satisfied customer
Is our best advertisement. Below we
mention few usefuls - an example Of
the low prices which prevail throughout
our entire establishment
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We eioss a pm. ssssy doy eu Saturday.
Fos Ia, ''Gaowrsa Aora-

LIKE fsths.-lks son"-is . theory Of old-but IL
works out it, truth In tins everyday matters Of life
BLACK cHEvIors-rich and slseant-ars 10 BE- the
strong favorites with the Men folks this n.
Ditto for the Boys and children Sacks and cusa.
ways in Long Pant suits-saraight and GETAWAY
Sacks in two and thrss-piece Short Pant Suits. 1t
tahes long pants to wsa. Doublsbrsastsd vest-but
we have them for the Boys-and the uble-brsasted
Goats a. we'll
We've ave or six hundred different styles Of fancy
psttsrns-cheviota cassimsrss, Twsods and Home
spuns-Ssw every ono Of them-and "bsim full" Of
quality. wshssent IN unsafe suit In the house Not
one that we're not willing to vouch for.
The York isa novelty for short pants wearsrs It's
sackcut Jacket with the Cutaway skirts In the back
smother step to ward manlinsss for the little follows
Vest Suits and the limitation Vest Fronts-JKRsEYs
and vELvKrs-and whole brigade Of new ideas in
KILTs-ons and two piece Combinations are
fashionable. The more strikins-the more stylish.
Winter patterns in sHIhT wA1sTs-HEAvIER
UNDERWEAR and the rest Of the FALL FURNISH
IN0s-sscond Soor HATS and sHoEs-our usual
BEST KINDs-down stairs
We've taken special pains this season with our
School outnts-not alone tho suits-but everything
that they weas from the 'skin" out. Don't put of
your shopping until the last day-then have to slight
something, Hyours waiting for the stock to be an
nounsed - oomplets-it's that way this minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

IL Senator Quay owned and controlled tina,
newspaper now what picnic he could have in
peeing the epidernis Of Of MIR. Kennedy o,
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05
UNDERWEAR Fon THr Aurunx.

5oc. Ribbed vests and Pants until Saturday for IS
ceutA This underwear 10 10 BE- Of our autumn
spsctalties and 10 extra good value Mt 50 csnts
The following are quoted being adapted for corset
covers weil a. undervssts:
Use hibbsd SILK vests, with low nscks and no
sleeves All shades and Hsack. special sale price 90
zoe Ribbsd vstsin ii color.. sntn saturday for
IS centA
F. 4 + 4 IL:
+ ~ luz - Il sss auoo-xa
saw A'As:s'ss..
& 4 ooc : EssI:
4. LlxEE,
s3 Cceasr l2th q. and Pa. svA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

Mr.. kennedy's speech on Senator Quay will
make hne democratic campaign document.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

The democratic majority In Kentucky at the
August election wac over 5000, and forty
Force bills would hot or could not have made
il less. It's in the air in that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

WARRANTED KIN GLovrs. &c.
Every pair warranted,
These are our Button French Kid Gloves. That IL
Is fact YOU are usually charged 3la5 for Kid gloves
THAT CAN BE WARRANTED you are doubtless
aware. That IT Is q fact our cash business enables
lower prices than quoted at the credit illus
trated with these Gloves See the window display for
the correct autumn tints
ss These Gloves By mail postage paid
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowS
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Dxr 6 GODS
Pillow Case Cotton, lOc
1O-4 SheetiuSr, 1bc.
Canton Flanh<l from &c. IN.
Henrettn Cashmere. I'd wide. IN al coloeo, 26c.
b,ue TIilisd FLANNEL. AL WOOL 25c.
Al-wool Ned Twihed Flannel. 20 aud Csc.
Beenufu Ane New Plaid Dress Good,
All Wool DEess Flannel. IL yds. vids, Doe.
Dress otnrhans IN all styles, &C., i0c. and 12)<o
Young Ladies' Corpe<s
1ortrus's Duplex Cvrseta
ktllow shxIns Stamped. Use paay
Chf1dsens Yarn hscques. 26c.
kxtra LArRs Linen 1owal. l0c
Chi,dSsn's Underwear.
Cloth for men and buys
Corduroy. Acc. ard OOc
liable Linen. Towels end Nnpkins
ClsrkS ONT. spool Cosson I1jse.
.. \ 3OwNx1 Q soN,
enS0 l3l0 IN 81 s.v
wlITkR 10 C0nlN0. pREPARH TOE IN buy
w Your LtrooeA Ranges aud Furnaces now, L.
trobes furnaces and Ranges he paired Promptly CLIO
l. 9ARThElIs Si5 7th st sl.lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

Cursed with the fatal gift of beauty Repre-
sentative Gibson OF Maryland Is having hard
time getting his denomination in that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05
PrasK1s GLovrs Fon S9c

These are the genuine Pgskn Mousq uetcires such
usually retail at 81 pair The autumn tints also
Fast Black. II you order by mail send. II possible
sample Of the color desired or leave IL 10 us 10 sen,
you the new autumn tint in Brown, Gray, Red O
Mode.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

The FAIR Household 30
Mammoth Toilet Soap, cakes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.uun oi"e &c
1sins Sun stove Polish, 25c
sewing Machine Oil. bottles.
Toothpicks, boxes. ...... Sc
Pstsnt Lamp Chimney Refectors NEW, .-....... &c
decorated water Pitchers. .19c
eeotoseo &c ana lOc
Large Decorated Platters. 45c
Decorated Salad Bowls 13c
~ .oc
9O-t Clothes Line ..........,.....,..... lie
velvet Tipped whaks........... ...............7c
asnes Ca<e Moios &C
&c
9spanned Comb Casea &c
DC
cocoa shaped Dipper with polished handle. sc
shaped Spice Sets with boxes SOC
Largo BLOCK I'm Dish
Box uOO) Marbles &c
IN lec
large lea 1Oc
&C
LAttice
Long Handle 4c
Night Lamp. Ulh 19c
any SusPiuors. l9c
Dsque fIsures' per PAIR 19c
Folding Lap Boards. SOC
cutting Tables with Rollers) 9Sc
English Decorated Chamber set, 10Th jar. 81. 06
Decorated Chamber Sets, with Grecian border ga 4S
English Decorated Tea Sets. SO pieces s2.9 S
Large Comfortable Rocking Chairs 90
Handsome White Enameled Chair with gold
trimmings. worth e. 9S only. 90
Handsome OIL Paintings with gold frame. 81. 90
THE FAIR.
FRANKIE CO.. Proprietora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-05

#EE'i !! T. {.
4 4 II E. E. E.
5 S's 4 4 f. ~ F. F. e. F ::
SooS "a I L 2 kxR 7 ssss (.
JOHN Ridden.
$50 AND s3a SEVENTH ST. NV.
HAS NOW on HAND THE FINEST AND
MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS EVER PUT on THE MAR.
KET IN THIS CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION
IscALLEp TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
PARLoR SUITES RANGING IN PRICE
FROM s35 Up AspEcIAL DRIVE IN sss
PARLoR SETS
SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AID
BILE ARTICLE AND A RARE BARGAIN
CHAMBER SETS IN OAK. ANTIQUE AND
SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES; ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS IN
THE GREATEST VARIETY.
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE
CHEAPEST INGRAM TO THE BEST BODY
BRUSSELS AND VELVET.
ALSO A FULL LINE wARpRoBrs. RAT
TAN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS. FANCY
EASY CHAIRS sIpEBoARps. MIRRORS.
STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED IL THE HOUSE FURNISHING
LINE.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE
OF CHARGE
AS IN THE PAST MR.. RuDDEN WILL OF.
FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL
BUYERS. AND INTENDING PURCHASERS
WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN SINGLE
ARTICLE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. on
xxouGH 70 FURNISH A HOUSE ON
TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL
CASA PAYMENT AND WEEKLY on
MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER IN
sucH AMOUNTS AZ WILL BE MOST con-
yxxIExT TO THEMSELVES.
REMxnEER THE PLACE AND CALL AND
ExAxrSR STOCK
sso auDD.x.s
FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOVE sroREs.
.uaos ESQ AND sac Urn 81. x.w.
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Our 40c. Leather Belts
our Soc sedies
ur STc so H bei5s 4S &c
Our si.75 01idzed Buckle 20
Slds SSs fwS SS xkEks
We have them in all feathers from 35c. to s35.
T : F. -i 4 u n
ss-to2en 1921 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
LAcE CURTAINS.
We want to interest you In these goods; We have
shaped matters 30 that we can do 30; we own our
Stock Of Lace Curtains ct low figure any house
in America: we have the best things from the lead
''e "~Ae's VI GofoPe' VIC Law ING '"soe phees' VIC
willing to let you in also: we are not specializing
on the proposed new tariff We are going along as
usual selling our Goods at less than old prices
trading on present facts. not on future happenings
You want Lace Curtains and We want to sell them
70 you ana VIC can SOL them 70 you you Will give US
an opportunity.
Prices OF nottingham Curtains:
For 7ac we give you the usual sl.25 quality.
CSC. l.ao
"Sl.2o" Its
1.5O" 2.25
LIS ESQ
zoo" 27S
500. 500: 400 400
=. 400: : 80. -. :. - .,
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Bosros VARIETY STORE.
PICTURES READY FRAMED.

One cannot fail TO be struck with the advance in
graphic art that has within the last few years placed
artistic reproductions OF famous pictures within the
reach Of all These display in great variety. framed
In handsome aud substantial manner. automatically
low figures.
45c. Photographs. size l1xl4. Franc IN inch
Flat holding. White and Gold or Silver
4Sc. Photographs and EnSravings, size 1lxl4.
Frame l-inch Oak Moiding Silver Bead, or =
inch Flat Reeded Oak Molding.
CSC. Engravings. size 1Sx22. Frame 2h.inch
Flat Oak Molding
sl.4S. Artotypes. size 2Ox24. Franc 3inch
Shaded Oak and Silver holding.
sl.4S. Artotypes, size 20x24. Frame 3-inch Flat
White and Gold Molding.
sl.7a. Artotypos. size 1sx24. Frame 3-inch Fla.
Oxidized holding.
clos. Artotypcs size 20x24. Frame 4-ineh An
tique OAK and oxidized Silver Molding: very
handsome.
s1.9s. Artotypes. size 2ox24 Franc 4-inch Flat
Shaded Oak Molding
sl9S. Artotypes. size 2Ox24. Frame 3-inch
White and Silver holding.
e. AZ. Artotypes. size 20x24. Frame G-inch Oak
and Silver Molding.
%. AZ. Etchings on White Satin, size 1890 Frame
3-inch White and Gold Molding
s2.0S. Artotypes. size 20x34. Frame 4-inch White
and Gold or White aud silver Enameled
Molding.
$500 Artotypes, size oOx24. Frame fine Whits
Enamel and Gold with Tinted Floral Border.
So.ea Pastel Painting 20x2A. Frame White
Enamel and Gold: Tinted Floral Border.
Sl-?5. Panel Psstel IKEA. Frame IL inch Sn-
yer and Oak Moldins.
Gao Panel Pastel, 1lx24 Frame Pinch White
and Gold holding.
Easles to match any Of these frsmsa
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OPEN EACH EVENING UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK
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1lUILDIx0 SOLD. COZ 10 MOvK-oN ACCOUNT
DS rsn'sssa Val Sasr =: sseck noSts. Shoes Aats
6stSw ssN dcf eanh enlyh sithsS ~ ystal whole
-. seheugh shoss have savsn0sd 10 ~ As per cent
W. SELBY,
sp303ms 1914 aud 1916 Pa. ave
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v. b. MOSES 4 SONS.
Cor. 18th and = sta NV.
Washington. d. c.
, 1890-01-23
PROTECTION FOR ALL.

When Bacr killed McCrossin he
committed II grave offensc against
the whole people. Indeed, the
gamblers and ot her vicious classes
are more vitally concerned In the
bestowai of justice in this case than
are the better elements Of the COM
munity. The latter can always find
means of self-protcction, but the
former are dependent upon the
strong arm of the law for preserva-
tion. If they are so prone to folly
as to seek the destruction of their
only bulwark, what elements of
safety have they loft against the
tyranny oi such menlas Basr, who
rule with n rod Of iron, and who are
only restrained In their dcspotic
moods by the majesty of the law
they violate?
If the conspiracy planned by rho
friends of Bacr had succeeded, and
he had been acquitted with an air
of implied approval, he and Others
Of his standing would have felt
themselves licensed 10 remove any
miserable wretch who might have
exhibited the atIdaclty to thwart
their lawless, selfish aims or whims.
These facts admit of no dispute;
and the gambler who is blind To
them ia weaving snare that may
encompass his own annihlation,
Here stands the bold sanctuary of
the law, whose doors are ever open
for tho protection of all classes
for the millionaire citizen who IL a
tower of righteous strength, and for
the miserable wretch like McCros.
sin, WHO stands fricndlcss and alone.
Public sentiment must be relied
upon to guard that sanctuary.
Otherwise 1t were unworthy of the
name, and would soon be converted
into place Of refuge for guilty men
and women.
, 1890-01-23

ago citizen. IL " an expectation
Numerically at variance with the
experience of thousands of new
counties, and one that need not be
expected at this late day in the his
tory of the West.
The facts In this case are that a
new county is not desired or desir-
able, The people residing within
It's proposed limits look to Spokane
Falls for their market, and us the
city grows and the country is pierced
more and more with local lines OF
railroad this tendency will become
more marked. Here they will sell
their produce at the highest market
prices, and here they will buy their
supplies at wholesale quotations.
This result is as inevitable as all
other laws of trade, and hundreds
of farmers who have signed the petit
tion for the proposed new county
will live to regret the step.
If the move should prove success
ful, which, fortunately for all con-
ccrned Or we except II few townsite
boomersl, IL not at all probable, the
residents Of tho new county would
find Themselves compelled to come
to Spokane Falls for their market
and to go to the new county seat to
pny their taxes and transact other
county business.
The measure ought to be defeated.
, 1890-01-23
. REFoRMER OF THE PRESS.

Representative Clark, of Spo-
kane seems, to be laboring under n
mild dclusion that he was born with
half "a dozen missions. With Hamlet
he exclainls:
The world is out OF joint. oh. eur cd spite,
That ever was born TO ret it rightr'
His bill to compel publishers of
newspapers tol attach the authors
name to each article published Is
the most absurd measure that has
yet been introduced la the leglsla-
ture. 1T would lower great and in
nuential journals to the level of col
lcge monthlies or debating society
productions.
Mr.. Clark is entirely ignorant of
the scope and duties Of journalism.
He would remove al protection
from the public, because, under
his plan, the responsibility would,
TO II great extent, be shifted from
the newspaper to the Individual.
In law the newspaper Of to-day Is
answenble for every line appearing
in it's columns. II matters not who
may have written this or that arti-
Gle, the owners Of the journal pub
fishing 1t must accept the response
bllity. Just how Mr.. Clark pro-
poses to improve matters by placing
that responsibility upon the report
ers we can not discover.
II Is safe To predict that the author
of this ridiculous measure knows
about as much about the prepara-
tlon of a great newspaper as he does
of the manufacture Of music boxes.
That IL the class of men who
mount their hungry Rosinantes and
sally forth to reform the press and
accomplish other doughty deeds.
Mr.. Clark ought to go OIL and
hibernate for a few weeks.
, 1890-01-23
ONE MORE SURPRISE.

The cap-sheaf has been added to
the bundle of ubsurdities known as
the Baer case. 1t now develops
that tine complaint, ON which the
defendant was admitted to bail yes.
terday, WAS DICTATED BY ATToR-
NEY GRAVES FOR THE Defense
Comment on this remarkable fact
would be supcrfluous. 1t affords
another striking illustration of the
loose way i'll which justice is sup
posed to be administered ia this city.
No fault can be found with Mr..
Graves in this connection. Ii was
natural that he should act as he did.
Indeed, as in the case of the Duke
of Buckingham, when he considers
his opportunities he must feel sur
prlsed Mt his own moderation. The
wonder is that Baer was not ar.
rested on charge of "justiflable
homicidc.n
such II disgraccfuI spectacle would
not have been presented, nor this
proud young city have been humill
nted as she r., II the district attor-
ncy had been attending TO his du-
ties or had left some one in charge OF
the afljlirs Of his Office when he
started across tho continent In mid
winter, at time when there Is
great danger of IA blockade that
would keep him away from his post
indefinitely.
Tho public, it Is reasonable to sup.
pose, have about lost the capacity of
being surprised, Nothing, after
this disclosure, could shake their
stolidlty They arc prepared for
and would not he sur
prlsed IN the least IL Baer should
bring suit against them for defama-
,ion OF character and laceration of
feelings.
, 1890-01-23
THOSE DOODLE CASES.

The cases of the alleged doodle
councilmcn and policeman--Waters,
Dueber and Glllespie-were called
in the superior court at 10 o'clock
Monday morning,
y, G. Griflitts, for Duebcr, asked
time to plead, as his client was in
the Fast and IL would work IA great
hardship on him 10 have the case
set for an early date. This de-
fcndant was given till March | to
enter his plea,
The eases of Waters and Gillespie
were then called. They both
pleaded not guilty. Judge Blake
then gave them until this morning
to furnish new bonds, the former in
the sum Of $1,000 and Gillespie
$1,000.
After the cases had been disposed
of for the time being Judge Blake
snld that inasmuch ms he had been
of counsel In quite - number of cases
which were on the trial calender, of
course he could not pre-
side In the trinl of said cases.
That another judge would have to
hold court to try these cases, and
that while there was no legal reason
why he should not try thc Doodle
cases, us another judge was going to
try the civil cases he believed he
would better try these 1.-THE boodle)
cases,
, 1890-01-23

criminal from just punishment
because the crime Is not designated
In the extraditlon treaty.
The mere fact of conflict Of laws
or II variance ofdegree ofpunishment
which often determines the manner
Of q crime should not he construed
in n criminals favor. When per-
son Violates the laws Of his country
he voluntarily assumes the liability
OF punishment and should not be
shielded by becoming refugee from
justice. This Is principle which
should be recognized by all states,
provinces and nations without linn
itation by treaty schedules designa-
ting extraditablc 0ilcnses.