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Evening star., 1893-09-22

In England there Is a feeble movement In
progress against tipping. London restau-
rant keepers who have tried to make a rule
against tipping in their places and have
raised walters wages. in order to make up
the loss to them. have found that patrons
will not take advantage of the rule but
continue to bestow tips In the hope probab-
ly Of securing better service. In New York
a serious condition CT affairs confronts both
hotel proprieto-s and walters. Owing to
the extra attractions at Chicago and the
hard times hotel business has been bad
Nearly all Of the hotels have announced re-
ductions Of wages The same causes that
have affected the business Of the hotels
have greatly reduced the receipts of the
walters from tips. A strike among the
walters is talked of, but the leaders among
them seem to deprecate any such move at
a time when the hotels are doing so poorly
The latest proposition Is to have a confe-
renee with hotel men. to consider the whole
situation. The hotel proprietors cannot be
held responsible for the falling of In tips.
No method has yet been devised by which
walters can compel guests at hotels u pay
tips. but IL Is asserted that In seasons when
tips fall OF. many walters levy a tax on
those who fall into their hands by a system
Of over charges
Evening star., 1893-09-22

1t is said that when Mr.. ]. J. Van Allen,
whom the President has nominated for
ambassador to Italy. went to call upon the
President he took his monocle, by advice
of his friends. out of his eye and placed it
IN his "weskit'' pocket. II was feared the
sight of. the monocle would so excite the
Presidents prejudices in favor Of Ameri-
can institutions that he would change his
mind about the italian mission. The nomi-
nation does not appear to give great de-
light to New York democrats. who sneer at
Mr.. Van Aliens white spats. his twenty
pairs of hunting breeches and his English
accent. 1t looks as though a strong effort
would be made to get the Senate to de-
clare against monocles and English accent
by rejecting Mr.. Van Aliens nomination.
Then II would become the unwrftten law of
the land that the man who assumed the
single eyeglass practically expatriated him
self. 1t may be, however. that the mon
ocle will yet be recognized as a most effi-
cient instrument in diplomacy, and IL so
the American government could not well
afford to be without one. One of the
strongest points of diplomacy Is the ability
to conceal ones real Intentions. A man
who has brains and intentions can get be-
hind a monocle and borrowed British ac-
cent and never be suspected of either
Evening star., 1893-09-22

The Valkyrie has at last reached the
scene Of contest While. compared with what
she should be able to do IL put to the test.
the time occupied by her trip Is long, there
Is no extraordinary significance about it.
1t was not an occasion that required espe-
cial hurry The Galatea took thirty-ene
days to reach this country. and other cup
racers have taken as long. The fastess pas
sage made by one of these yachts was
twenty and half days. The Van<yrie,
therefore. Is not behind hand. and consider
ing the bad weather which she encountered
made a good record 1t is believed now
that the race for the America cup rsill be
sailed October ). although when Lord Dun
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Reports from the Cherokee strip have
failed to inform the eastern public Of the
success or failure Of the young woman who
was to lead the dash for a block of land
for the Lady Home of thirty-four spin-
sters and widows. who had agreed to live
together. in a community to which no man
should ever be admitted. Whether the
spinsters and widows weakened in their
resolution and took up quarter sections In
partnership with male boomers, or whether
they remained steadfast and succeeded in
stalking out their Adamless Eden has not
yet appeared. In opening public lands the
government cannot well discriminate
against persons on account of their views
for or against matrimony. To encourage
settlements Of women pledged to lifelong
spinsterhood would. however, be against
public policy. If the early settlers of Amer
lea had been Of that kind the nation would
never have celebrated its centennial or it's
Quadri-centennial
Evening star., 1893-09-22

The public win watch with some interest
the outcome Of the contest between the
proprietor OF q merry-go-round and a sa-
loon keeper. The saloon keeper wants the
merry-go-round moved from the neighbor-
hood His opposition Is said to arise from
the fact that many OF the nickels spent on
the merry-go-round are taken from bis
business Money that would. and from the
saloon keepers standpoint. should. be spent
IN beer Is squandsred on the merry-go-
round. and hence the saloon keepers re-
ceipts have fallen or. The temperance peo-
pie may see IN this case q suggestion for
aiding them In their fight against the xa-
looms The philosophy OF the matter Is well
worth studying. Does the whiriing motion
OF the merry-go-round produce the same
eject, for less money, the topper seeks
when he invests In tanglefoot? Has the
merry-go-round some subtle influence that
braces UP the moral system and makes 1t
strong against the temptations of the dram
shop? Or Is II true that the attractions of
the merry-go-round are so much more Do
tent than the thirst for liquor that a man
VIII spend his beer money for rides? What
ever the truth Is 1t appears that the tenn
perance cause has found a powerful ally.
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Encouraged by the success of the train
robberies in Indiana. an Illinois gang held
up a train on the Illinois Central road We'd
nesday night. but was routed by the pluck
and energy Of the train men and others.
If this thing goes on trains will have to be
made shot-proof as well as vestibuled in
order to attract patronage to the road. 1t
Is curious fact connected with the scrim-
mage on the Illinois Central that the shot
which turned the tide of battle. by disabling
one of the robbers and putting the rest to
flight. was fired by man who is described
In the telegraph accounts as a ''deadhead."
He more than earned his passage
Evening star., 1893-09-22

raven. the owner Of the valkyrie. arrives
tomorrow some reason may be shown for
a further postponement. The interest in
the coming race is not only national. but
international. The opinion has been ex-
pressed that the most favorable condition
Of the weather for the Vigilant would be
a light or comparatively light wind Her
performance. however, at the last trial race
tended to refute any idea that she would
be at disadvantage in the highest wind
under which race would be possible.
There Is not great deal Of substantial
ground for prophets to stand on in favor
of one boat or the other. but the patriotic
American can feel assured that. whatever
the result Of the race may be. the Vigilant
will make q good contest
Evening star., 1893-09-22

When the people Of Roanoke who took
part in the mob proceedings there have
had opportunity to calmly think over the
events of the past two days. they will doubt
less conclude that their conduct has been
marked with q degree Of folly. amount
ing almost to insanity. They may have
avenged the crime of the negro Smith. but
ut terrible cost. Aside from the frightful
loss Of life. the community has sustained
fncalculable damages of another kind In
diznation is expressed against the mayor
and the militia officers for firing upon the
people. II there was any other way of dis
persfng the mob and defending the Jail. the
officials should have tried II. but the ac-
counts tslegraphed from Roanoke indicate
that the militia did not fire any too soon.
II IT was their purpose to keep possession
CT the jail 1t may be that wrong was done
IN continuing the firing after the mob and
spectators who had gathered. were in flight.
However. If the mob forced the militia to
IRE at all. IL must take the responsibility
OF all the consequences resulting from any
m;scalculation on the part of the militia
as 10 the amount of shooting to be done.
The law has been trampled upon by q mob
assuming to represent the law-abiding eie-
ment Of the community. Such exhibitions
instead OF inculcating fear Of and respect
for the law among the criminal classes
teach them that II there IS sufficient force
10 overpower the public officers. the law
may be disrsgarded with impunity. 1t may
be a long whils before the demoralizing ef-
fect Of such An outbreak viii be overcome.
Meanwhile II Will not improve the condi-
tion OF affairs 10 attempt to throw the odium
upon the mayor and the militia officers,
who seem rather to deserve praise for an
effort to perform their duty and prevent
an outrage upon the law
Evening star., 1893-09-22
Saks and Company.
Short Pants
Suits.
TIE GREAT 5-Do1LAR GRADE


the Idea of the ClHDRENs SHORT
f"-Rippng
k1own.
The long
p
a top OF e
Instead Of
% the
TWO Or
all
the vulnerable
and
wtbts ickes
Of he
trimming
the
the ngh- taste be
There are as many grade. there stores that sell clothing But
xdusved
Evening star., 1893-09-22

man who Is now the pastor Of a. church
In the state Of Washington stole a ride on
the cowcatcher Of a locomotive on New
York railroad over seventeen years ago. 1t
appears that remorse has recently been
preying upon him. but he has sent the rail-
road $3.S. and is again a happy man. He
considers happiness cheap at that price.
The Instance Is cited to show the rapid de-
velopment In the new state of Washington
OF everything. conscience included
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The $3.50 GRApE.

We could show you q hundred styles
OF Short Pants Suits at $3.50 II we'd
withhold our guarantee-But the dozen
or more we do present are all that
II they were they'd be "sorry
sights''-They are mixed-in such pro-
portion as insures wear and service
DOUBLE BREASTED STYLES-dark and
medium shades.
to IL years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
,THE $40 GRADE,

The intermediate price-stops-(s7.5O, s.
and S9} each offer you special at,rac-
tions--But $40 provides a royal feast
This GRADE Is CROWDED with
novelties--The 1T o r f A d o r. and
MATEADOR'-Spanish costumes in min
1ature for first pants wear-VEI.yET
JUNIORS and NESTIES-and REFER
SCITS-and SAILOR SUITS - It's a
great gathering Of the extreme styles
the exclusively cute effects that the
season has created and our aiertness
secured for us.
to 16 years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
TIE ,S4.OO GRApE.

When we vacated the usual IS place
It's representative goodness nlled the 81
line-There's more style-more variety
-uore to commend about these Suits
this season than ever--Only one step
between them and the great unapproach-
able $ line-That extra 50c. in the
$3.50 grade has been judiciously spent.
to Is years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The $3.50 GRADE.

The more you pay-the more you get
for the increase means quality--For
even 80 little we are responsible for
your entire satisfaction--If you don't
think you're getting $3.50 Of actual
value-take your money back-SINGLE
and DOUBLE BREASTED BLOUSE SUITS.
to Is years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The $500 GRApE.

When you spend your money HERE
you know the value balances the dol
lars-When the price climbs-there's 8
quality for It Here at SO you get
CASHMERE and CHEVIOT SUrTS-in
plain Black or Blue-or neat stripes,
checks and mixtures-new as the season.
to 10 years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22

encs Soc. makes In the worth of q
Suit--I permits q wider vsriety-adds
a touch Of establishment that makes
them the equal Of most - lines
SINGLE and DOUBLE-BREAsTED JACK
ETS-new patterns.
to Il years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22

The German physicians who have been
experimenting with the comma bacilH an
nounce that the baciln when cultivated lose
their dangerous qualities. 1t is only in
their wild. uncuItured state that they are
to be feared So, II baciln floating around
can be caught and cultured their power to
harm will be gone This fact suggests a
new remedy for cholera, quite as effective
In Its way as the Frenchman's flea powder
Evening star., 1893-09-22

The time-killing Senators have turned
from elocutionary exhibitions to reading the
newspapers aloud, until both have become
tiresome. Why doesn't somebody sing
something for a change?
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The Sense of 1t,

From the New York World.
Senator Lodge is right II senatorial
courtesy permits the minority members
10 say all they have to say a reciprocal
courtesy should prompt them, when they
have said 1T, to shut up and let the vote be
taken Mr.. Lodge didn't put 1t in pre-
ciseiy this way, but this Is the sense"
of his remarks yesterday and mighty good
sense 1t is, too
Evening star., 1893-09-22
TIE 81 To SO GK.nrs

You're getting irto the fnenesses now
-Tricots and Worsteds find their way
to the front in this line--One Of the
newest things Is REFER SUIT
that's here--Made OF Novelty Cloth
and cut with broad Sailor Collar
TWO and THREEPIECE St'TTS-SINGLE
and DOUBLE-BREASTED sUITS-fll the
variety.
to 1G years
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Charley Mitchell and DR.. Parkhurst came
to New York on the same steamer, and
their answers to the reporters were the
same. Both say they are ready to fight
Evening star., 1893-09-22

From the Chicago Evening Journal.
We may doubt his sanity but We cannot
deny the sublime courage of the man who
proposes that work on the Panama canal be
resumed in November
Evening star., 1893-09-22
LIGHT WEIGHT OvEncoArs.
BOYS AND CH1LDRENs FURNISHINGS

A complete department "A complete
stock - You know we're the sole
agents for the STAR SHIRT WAISTS
with all the new patterns-We'vs got
the best UNDERWEAR from SOC. up you
can dpd-The latest in NECKwEAR-
BOWS-FOUR- IN-HAEDS and TECKS
-HOSIERY-sHIRTS-KID GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS - all the HABER-
DASHERY outfit.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
SHOOTING STARS.

After Senatorial courtesy, the code Of the
foot ball game Is a welcome relief
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The Punishment should Prevent.

From the New York Telegram.
That bin IN Congress designed to check
train robbery comes none too soon. This
worst of crimes, excepting the firing of
buildings filled with sleeping inmates,
should be made odious by making its pun
ishment as adequate as possible
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The Sl2 GRApEs.

You expect nne qualities-and you'll
not be disappointed features
Of tailoring and fashion that tell Of
elegance are plainly to be seen here
The stamp Of novelty Is on every
pattern - There are perfectly plain
Worsteds and Cassimeres and Cheviots-
and bright nobby patterns that will lust
suit your pottou-TWO and THREE
PIECE-SINGI1E and DOUBLE BREASTED
STYLES
to 16 years
Evening star., 1893-09-22
A Glazing Fact.

From the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
1t Is hundred years since the corner
stone of the Capitol was laid. but the
building Isn't half as much of a chestnut
as some of the oratory that now goes on In
Evening star., 1893-09-22
No On Years.

From the ST Louis Giobe-Democrat.
Ohio's state elections usually turn on ma
tonl Issues. There are no ''of years iI
the politics of the Buckeye State
Evening star., 1893-09-22
Science RefuteI

From the Chicago Mail.
The earth is slowly drying up.-Practical
Science.
Bosh! Look at the Senate.
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Pusihst Mitchell has arrived. and there Is.
consequently. no possibility of the vigilant
or Vaikyrie getting be-calmed.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
The S15 To S2O GRAprs.

Here's the end-all that Is best in
work and worth is in these Suits~-
Choice bits of fabric that were woven
purposely for our suppIy-patterns that
were designed only for us--we've
taken them from taiiors hands who
never miss the tit-nor drop a stitch
ALL styles-all sizes
to 16 years
Evening star., 1893-09-22

BE kyahful bout hidin' yer light undah
er bushel." said Uncle Eben to the young
man. Its one OBJ de mos dangus things
yo' kin do Specially he added. after a
pause. when de light ain strong ernufr to
shine fro de chinks"
The American welcome to the British
racer would be much more exuberant II
there were more rhyme material to match
"Vaikyrie"
Ger free coinage Of silver
Well chatter like birds
At least we'll be sure Of
Free coinage Of words
Evening star., 1893-09-22
Impossible.

Avoid a girl whose ideas are extreme, F"
said the bachelor-oracie
"Cawn't do It," replied Willie Washington.
ENVY girl know likes pickles and con-
fectionery."
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Cannot the cloture be applied to the Nit
chell-Corbett debate?
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Public confidence cannot be insured on a
free silver policy.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
BARGAIN LIST.


yor -, 49,
pronounced n.-.s,ns -. 80 S.,.r.a ,n.r,
OF the srt,c,o. na,r, 80 a,s,,s. :. 80
a. ,h.r 60 s.,. "'''A ~'s
,sc. wr,.. ~. ,,-
Soc Shoe Brushs. ,s.
2sc shaving Brushes ~.
s5c. Razor stron. 70
7nc p.,o. s,u'I ..--...--....-....~--..tsc
soc Best Enrl,sh Ten "a g.
loc Tooth brushes NOW a..
NJ spo.,ap r,- .errumes' lots, nor.------.-.Se.
25c Nursing pot,I.. .....',.
Csc. curlIne Irons p'e'e-'--.''-.--'.--'.o '.oc'
A Kept,s Ene,,sn tI.,. '-"----'-----.I Ioc'
Rn,,sr,n,. g., al rusnes.------....----oo DOC.
25e. CASTLE sosn ana sr.sS ..oc'
Soc. On erbo,,c Ar,s 1snn
&c su,nsn, Csnt,.. A 'o''''.----.-.---.2oe-
o. Wade q Butcher R.,o, o,oo. sc sc
q: q: a';' ';s;;:' Ts: s;:. !. .. 5:
e1oeu ese ,in". l,um Soc. 70 zoc. per ounce
can,,.a 8. ps ua reooce' .o.....--.....s for 2Sc.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
L0mgP gPamtsSmits.

a
Is had
peel ade-wubt
making the lege Of the
is -Youu
If he In the Though
yo II
o
IA to 0year.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
Richest Lime
OfCham1ber
Inn the City at
Craig & Harding's.

You don't buy q Chamber Suite every
month or so. consequently you should
look around-nake comparisons-and get
the best for the money possibly obtain
able. We have patrons tell US every
day that We have the newest and hand
soonest line Of Chamber Suites in Wash
ington.
We show over a hundred different
patterns and woods In Chamber Suites
Don't make the mistake of buying a
Chamber Suite, or any furniture for
that matter, without first seeing our
line. No harm to look. No trouble to
show our stock.
You wouldn't expect to see anything
extraordinary In the way Of a Chamber
Suite at $1S.75. would your Yet you
will he astonished what q good substan-
tial 3-piece Solid Oak Chamber Suite We
are selling at this price. Others think
nothing Of asking S2o for such q suite.
We are "originators'' and 'leaders'
In the new aud fashionable Red Curly
Birch Chamber Suites. Last fall We
couldn't get them in fast enough. The
demand is even greater this fall, but
we bought heavily.
Curly Birch Chamber Suite which we
sold last fnll and all winter at $44. so,
as we propose to run them at $34 so
long as the present supply lasts. No
more when these are gone, as We shall
run other patterns (maybe not quite so
good at this price.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
REEFERs.

REErERs
Ten to one want BLUE-and BLUE
forms the bulk of our variety--Some
have broad Sailor Collars-sorne Velvet
Coilars-You can have Brass Black
buttons-plain or fancy weaves-stitched
or bound edges.
to IL years.
LIGHT WEIGHT OvEacoArs.
Regular observation-disclosures. EER-
SEYS and FANCY CHEvIOTS-in the
latest shades--Dainty little comforts
that are swell works of the tailor's
art-'Cause the Coats for a boy We
don't allow 1t to be slighted-Every
excellence that makes our mems styles
so superior is employed In the young
sters'."
fn 10 Years.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
His Advice.

He was politician, and proverbs were
not very much in his line. But when some
body remarked, Truth lies at the bottom
Of WELL" it caught his fancy
It's self-preservation,' he remarked
That's what it Is. And IL she takes my
advice she'll stay there until the campaign
Is over"
Evening star., 1893-09-22

Break. Break. Break,
On the Senate air, oh, speech,
The end of the talk, IL we have our own
way
Is something We ne'er shall reach
Evening star., 1893-09-22
OuR FAIL GIFT.

1t IS usual with us to make the
youngsters present each season of
some Interesting noveIty--This time n
Is NICKLEPLATED BANK-with a
cornbina tion lock that you can open
and nobody else-The front of the
Bank Is made in fac simiie of the
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING at the
Worlds Fair--It is useful-it is or
ranental-it will help you to save your
pennies-as your parents will their dol
lars by trading here-A BANK GIVEN
FREE WITH EVERY SUTT-no matter
what price.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
A Novel SUGGESTION.

Actress: II wonder what shall do this
season to keep myself before the public"
Sister Actress: why don't you try act
ing?
Evening star., 1893-09-22

A poet. by name. oscar Wilde"
The world by his impudence ride;
This course he'd pursue
TIL his name people knew;
Then he raked in the shekels and srnild,
Evening star., 1893-09-22
HATS.

If we don't show ten times the as
sortment Of BOYS ard CHuDRES's
HATS You can find anywhere else in
Washington don't buy hcre-If we
can't give you better value for your
money-ask for 1t back-snd wen give
It to youm-Whetber it's sun
Day HAT "a SCHOOL CAP-or
''PLAYER"-we've the BEST that are
made here and abroad
Evening star., 1893-09-22
LITTLE SHOES.

While we carry complete line OF
BOYS. CHI1.DREN'S and MISSES FOOT-
WEAR-one lot VIII tell of the exce2-
tionai vaiues We have to ofrer--It's
a line Of BOYS and YOUTHS CALF
SCHOOL SHOES-made to stand the
scuffle-and be slightly and comfortable
at the same time,
Youths'-Sizes 11h to 2-sf.4O.
BOys'-Sizes 2la to 5hrSl.5O.
Evening star., 1893-09-22
But 1t Served the Puruo.e.

That was most considerate speech ot
Senator Blanks" said statesman.
'I didn't hear it."
That's just 1t. Neither did I. I under.
stand he delivered 1t in an uniertone so as
not to wake anybody"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

EIOIs saf.E-si75 BUYS Emerson upright
piano; in perfect condition; regular
price new was $780,. great bargain. Rau-
denbtlsh & Co. No. $50 abaSha St
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

DOGS--For sale. two full-blooded Skye
~ terrier puppies cheap. Third floor, 81
Sixth av. south, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27
WANTS CAN BE LEFT

At the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and sunday
Globe.
NJ. D. Merrill, 442 Broadway.
S. H. Reeves. druggist, Moore block, Seven
corners.
c. T. Heller, druggist. 52s St Peter street.
Straight Bros, druggists. corner of Rondo
EEd GIotto.
William h. Collier druggist, 199 East Sew
Cnlh street.
A. 7. Guernsey. druggist. III Dale street.
V. A. Hirscher. druggist, 235 Rondo street
Parker & Westby, druggists. 670 East Third
greet.
E. MeCrudden, confectionery 496 Rice
street.
W. A. Frost K Co, druggists. corner selby
Snd Western avenues
b. witte, druggist 800 Market corner
Fifth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

RoAkD-Day boarders. 6 O'clock dinner :;
~ good food. good service. 30 Tiltn, St
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

MINNEAPOLIS trains leave *7:3A +S a. m,
*i2:l5 -, *6:35 and t10 80 p. m
For detail information call at ticket Offices
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27
CLAlRVOYANCE.
Hrs. Dr.. Alice Austin,
GIairVOyant and France Medium,

Just arrived from her wonderful success in
San Francisco and Pacific coast. Call and
test the Doctor and yun will depart thor
oughly satisfied that there is at least one re-
Liable medium ard clairvOyant i'll YOUR
midst. She will advise you on al affairs life.
If marriages, sickness. deaths. changes trav-
els. divorces separations. lawsuits business
transaetioEs wills, deeds and mortgages.
lost and stolen property hidden treasures.
Dr absent friends interest you. If Won care
TO know what you should do TO be success
ful, or where you should 20 or whom 10
avoid. If You desire 10 have your domestic
troubles removed, your love restored. call on
tlils gifted WolRal- She viii convince the
most skeptical. ana give YOU evidence that
the dead do return, and while in her pres
ence one wonders if ones own self remains
Unchanged. All business sacred and conf
ncnual. Office hours from a. m. to D. ln
Ladies. sec: gentlemen. SL00 No Ii West
Exchange street. between Wabasha and st.
Peter. FoLr questions ty mail sue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

PICYGLE-',9 Columbia bicycle nearly
- new, in perfect condition, for SJ5 cash !;
don't answer unless you have the coin and
mean business. Address L 90 Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

nESk-For sale, a roll top desk and
IL good. talking parrot. 644 Wabasha st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27

pOARD-Lytle Terrace, go Cedar-For
~ rent, furnished rooms. single or EN- suite,
with or without board.