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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
W.WrOs"af.... ...... .... em--- s, Iees
reSIX S. MVIES ......................uBas.
TnU ZTEMeO teTAR bass a reatar and
pe1maae11 eteulastee In Wamshes.s @sbe"
:ses asuer _ aa ths Of aW asber paper
Is Se efs.. As a beat WEWs paper aUd
Adverelemets Msum= Is s= sepseser.
The communscatiom concernIng the LOam
ease, published elsewhere in this issue, es
tWray miscostrues and mlisates Tax BrIa's
advice to the colored people in this matter.
Far from blam=ing them for working to seure
a through investigation of the acts of the
eMers in the Lomas ease Tax Bran advimed
them "-o push for the punisent of sPeCie
iestanses ot abase of authority betoe the
proper tribunals," as well as to join the move
asent for the change of the law concernIng
police appointments TIM Bran condemned the
Infsa....atry declamatioa of some of their
representative speakers, inciting them to strike
back if struck by an officer, to purchase
=ushkt. for use agaiust the police, and
to kill an officer if clubbed by him,
even if the murder had to be delayed
Until recovery from the clubbing. This
atrocious incitement to lawleesness and bomi
aide deserves to be indignantly denounced by
every law-abiding citizen, white or black, not
eMly a& crime -breeding in its tendency, but as
defesting the very purpose of improving and re
farming the polace,which the speakers professed
to have in view. The colored people complain
of brutality on the part of the police. The po
liee reply that the negro, when arrested, is
quick to resist, and to break away, if possible,
after arrest; that others of his race come fre
quently to his rescue from the clutches of the
law; that in arresting a negro in a negro
quarter blows, razor-cuts and pistol-shots
are to be anticipated; that a certain
roughness in subduing resistance in such cases
is esential it the law is to be effective, and that
eften a clubbing or shooting, which seems un
necessary and brutal, is r-ally in self-defense
againse a threatened danger to life or limb. As
If to give force and point to this defense of the
police the incendiary orators, to whom refer
*nce has been made, publicly advise
resistance to officers, the use of mus
hete upon the police, and suggest the
killing of an officer who uses his club. If there
is any other course which is better calculated
to strengthen the contention of the police that
they feel in danger in making these arrests, and
to prevent the discovery and punishmeut of
real brutality, it is hard to conceive
ad it. But, in spite of these speeches,
If the statements mado by our cor
respondent concerning the actionsof the police
in this case are proved before the proper tri
banal they will assuredly be punished. The
difficulty about condemning them now is that
the charges against them are not legally ascer
taed facie. One officer was snot and the
other officer killed the man who, as he thought,
did the shooting. The coroner's jury's verdict
tended to justify the otticers. If the truth
was not ascertained by this tribunal the colored
people have a police trial board and a grand
jury to which they may resort for justice. and
for the punishment of murderous brutality.
Let them appeal to the law and not to lawless
nell. and rely on the grand jury and an
aroused public sentiment and not on the
razor, revolver or musket.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives
has ended his vexatious task of making the
cemmittees. No Speaker ever succeeds in pleas
log everybody. There are so many minds to
please, so many troublesome considerations en
teuring into the choice independent even of
those which affect the wishes of individual
members, that the man who makes the assign
Nats may well felicita.te himself when the
work is done. whether he hiiself is satisfied
with it in a small degree or not. The greater
the man the less like'v he is to be content with
the outcome. In the case of Speaker Crisp
there were several considerations of an em
barrassing nature. with one or two that light
ened his labors. While he took the Huse at
Sret hand. so to speak. after an interregnum, he
was embarrassel by the riches of numbers and
experience. especially from one section of the
sounTry to which for political reasons he did
set care to accord a major share of the honors
and emoluments. To reduce the share of
prominent men in the public business
was sure to engender at least temporary
Il content and possibly to excite
friction where harmomy was indispensable.
The choice lay between offending individuals
of giving political capital to the party in oppo.
uition. Wisely. perhaps, from the partan
point of view he chose the first horn of the
dilaemma but in doing so took a responsibility
which few men would covet. It is probable
that the chief weight of the objections of those
unfriendly to the Speaker wil be leveled at Ohe
Coastituton of the two principal committees,
ways and means and appropriations, and the dis
position of such leadig tariff reformers of the
Carlisle Hlouse as Mr. 31ills and the Messrs.
Dreekinridge. For reasons sufficient to him
self tho Speaker decided to give the greater
praminence in the matter of experienced leg
islators to the second great committee, which
may indicate that the demo ratie policy is to
be rather in the line of economy of expenditure
than in the line of attempts to change the sys
tema of revenue. And yet it is clear from out
givings that the democrats intend to attempt
to "reforna" the re venue to a certain extent.
Cengress has adjourned for Christmas. There
was nothing else for it to do under the system
that prevails. Whether another system would
be hetter would depend on how it was worked.
Congress should adopt the Crain constita
tismal amendment or something similar. Then
the smembers could finish up the holidays at
home, come to Washington immediately after
and legislate until midsummer. After an ex
tended recess it could meet in the fall and re
same itslabors, or if uniformity of timo of
convening be desired it could hold annual Ses
sions of equal or nearly equal length begin
ning on the first Monday in January. The
presidential term need not run with Congress,
in fact it might be better another way. The
former should begin about the 30th et April,
so that inaugurations maight occur en that
historic and more seasonnale date.
Men of experience are apt naturally to think
that ealy experienced men should be chosen
for positions of responsibility. But if this rule
had been rigidly aihered to the brilliant serv
ieee of the younger Pitt and many other
statesmen would have been lacking in great
crises in which they were indispea-e. Never
theless at is a safe principle of action to he
guided by those who have been trained as:
guies. It is rarely the ease that genius sup
plis the lack of experience and it is better not
to depend on the inspiration of yenng or on
trained leaders when the wisdom of older and
emeriensed statesmen man be comae=d.
Umete a sin a positiem to celebrate Christ
mms es a big scale, and he is taking' advantage
et his eppartanities by taking prastieal cogni
mace et the situation in Rassle
The holiday vastlem at Congress comes jast
ha time fet the House. It i soenduelve te~a
sditica ad pee sad good order whisk might
etherwise be unattainable
There is resses to fear that te wes~er bu
rea has in seome way esufused Chrisas with
the Fourth et July.
Among the ether things that Washinges.
Wudlike to And in her stocking is a new
btigbeach. _____
The Cahpitol is now regarded as pasesn
narly all the eqtuipmsats far a Sasea TESE
The ---m.in....a------e at the Capital do
act betag *e desired crisp Christmas weather.
"hssipresity" and "tarif reterm," It et
NO U.n TweN.
ow 1110i 1m1111,
n e a mavlsufi
be- est senwas
onet seesm1.
teal buser
eam't
sak
To TAEE LEIM.
we). weve bem bmw ths week. 3ev-a m
feam evey w . These smed to be me ofts t the
number. We seliss that ow absalutely vapsee.
dented ealeot Clethlow. Fnmblmm.&.. canlsat hbt
ashee tm er.aand we west everybdy to esinse
h.a. t rb that -mew. m. dse- Will e..p
befoue ysy have a chanaste buy Cote at such ab
samiy low prices as we wre now quilag.
w w WE. A DOD NUN Ifd TT
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wwww RR AAD D XM I
WW WW I= LAAD PM AI UM
w wEE A ADD 1 1
That our tock Is pretty well brake up. but
weve Not enoweb stek to t most any
body In a Sut or Overcat. At
ay rate it is worth pew
whetinvestisat.
H AMIUEGERF ,
1-2 0, Sa.
TO RETIRE FEO ]BUBINESS.
621 PWsTmvLAx AvE. 621.
sork bria.
aStrej./ reas. 4
r2r are eAMr A".t gleas 11am the eter. and
tAere Or* muv ews made wtth the Faster Aoes,
bt thes we ne lo s made wa h or vAlkou heeks
that equaL gA enaa FeoEr Gles ith tAwerkbrated
Fester Aesv.
No other article of dre. need At so well f Glovea.
Their t ahould be perfection. and no Gloves can At
better than Faster Kids. Even to the wriats
their Atin is aawless. Then the Foster
Glove-the genuine-are madeof the fnest
selected kid. and not only look better. but
wear better than all others. Demand the
real Foster-s. marked "Wmlam."
Fowler," or --steriM1." and accept
no other.. We are li .,the-hm
drede c pa. ad.ery pair ,...
teed. Te a have them *tted to
your h..d wihout extra tes md tha pesm
ally experience the pleasures af
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it T-e
t' li T"r"
Fv if
F ILI
J. C. HU TOR RN.2-.
907 PA. AVE.
ASO O. F AND 3T M SR.T .W. 2t
HoxiDAT FwRS.
You specify whenyou went your fow
ielivered and we will have them thes em
time. Punctuality Is a festuref ow bust
nmea-punetuality ad frebsh Cut Flowess.
A. GDz & Ba.
1112 F FT. N.W. at
CzusTmA EvE REDuCTIONS
la the rash and hurry of Chriatna
ou" ~trsmaEve display waldm
reduced rice.
r.". eymae st, m o*t.o'i* t and
a.etbl g ut.sd will qucky diap
45 and k0.
Tawy are aark aatracto o their
eritnnal value. Dainty hirm of Art Pot
t -y iaabrac*b.wl e di..os
prices.
Je Ce P~AEEE
aeIs~ nd lsetemner.
619 7that. nLw.
DIvenED A5 AGREED.
The pictures proanised for Chiat
rms were ready. For the past aiz
years I have made It a point to finish
oll pictuaree upon the date agreed. If
such methods mseet your approbaton
and you desire the richest and moat
beautIful portrats photography can
produce I am ready.
ParxC..
A rtiet Pot oprafer.
Cor. 11th and Pa. ave, nmw. 40t
"N ?10 c"o u ** LA
et Gol ad Omyx gsees the Cheistmasse
seortaut at -u stare. Not to townals enethe.
to be ompared with it. If bythe time this
estes yea eye these se myr ken et thesm Ta
be. thbastomer litmp. t will pay yila to oall
and see them at emes. Ask te be shewn the Rs.
h~tln Room. The dre m ls n amakese
haes entsme thimesiwes he pudusie thema
elegson..d we ese inekiaman bewaeh
.ar..an theim a sh mome ustes.
S. S. 8.N.. & Bah.,
Il-W l bemeere N~sS~~ M
Iu~esepueseaseatagei
T~a 0.. 11,. Agui F 8,.
e T
F..
ea.
Stoh
Gam. Tak & saw.
Gao. &zx C...
LAusuatn & Bxo
=4 ft wa oer to ra 0
-aa Uieeeamfortt Wou, that da.
We have adte d ths thinmam,
fuly and have ean to the c
elao that a aies
SMOKING JACKET
WolM make &Uy hsD a omfort
able an well as msotMe and
evkieable
CERISTMA. GIrT.
We have esIt a aumber of bea.
til daslU
SMOKING AND IOUNGING
-JACKETS
Fo3 $4.95.
me you ee N es than . ea
make &a ea-at ahowlng. It
is tamaly am wade tam a"
man will appredst. A Smwkiag
Jacket It at all preentable. ads
to the mrt aet a home. It bs
wir-S Is neat lookiag. =Anw
- uboldi be without ae. Fw
Four Dolaar and Ninety-Sve
Cemut you have yoar choie of
I
-OA thrfe hubu and M
Afty Jacke.
- 0A 0 -
14.951 SMOKING $4.05
1 JACK=.I~
Afiesetas9tee. Selectemerpat
ter e a" ad ft
opam mas etoembeeL
AAA
KAUF A
4. ...imaowat.. "Pl em ..
wL.
xE. uT am vam S.W.
D-m--- 24, 1891.
Orni UT. 10.80 THIS Evxa
CLawED A&r DAY
TOMORROW.
Dumrn 25.
PON THIS. THE EVEOF TE
JOYOUS CHRISTMASTIDE.WEWANT
TO DAY JUST A WORD OR TWO IN
KINDLY RECOGNITION OF THE.
GENEROUS CONIIDENCE OF OUR
MANY FRIENDS.
THE GROWING REPUTATION o
WASHINGTON AS A CENTER OP
RETAIL TRADE IS A NEW SOURCE
OF PROSPERITY FOR THE ENTIRE
CITY. THE PEOPLE WHO STAND
BY.TBEIR CITY AND SUPPORT ITS
ENTERPRISES ARE FELLOW
BUILDERS OF THAT PROSPERITY.
FOR THE LAROE SARE O,
HELP AND ENCOURAGEMENT
GIVEN US 0 STEADILY BY
YOUR PATRONAGE, PARTICU
LARLY DURING THIS CHRIST
MA SEASON. WE HEART
LY THA3K YOU ALL WHO HAVE
SHOWN SUCH INTEREST IN WHAT
WE ARE DOING TO BUILD FOR
WASHINGTON A RETAIL ES
TAUSHMENT SURPASSED BY
NONE IN THE COUNTRY. 80.
WITH MUCH GRATIFICATION AT
THE LARGEST SUCCESS OUR BUSI
NEBS HAS EVER ATTAINED. WE
ARE STIMULATED TO DO MORE
AND BETTER FOR THE BERVICE
OF OUR PRIENDS-THE PUBLIC
THAN EVE.
WITH THE COMPLIMENTS Op
THE SEASON. WE ARE
YOUS VERY RESPECTFULLY,
WOODWARD & LOTHEROP.
BEGINNING
SAURDA
WE WILL HOLD A
REMNANT CLEARING SAL.E.
INEVITABLY AFTER THE JOE.
TI.1NG0AND HURRYING ON
TUE LAST TWO WEEES BEFOBE
CRISTMAS THERE'S A LOT ON
THINGS THAT ARE DUSTY.
MUSSED. TUMBLED. SOILED,
OHIPPED OR OTHRWISE DE
lACED. TOGETHR WITH *'ODDS
AND ENDS." be.. OUR SArLySPEO.
PL.E WERE INSTRUCTED TO LAY
ASIDE ALL SUCH GOODS RATE
THAN PAL.M THEM 0F1 IN Tub
TURMOIL AS PERFECT.
WE PENER TO SELL T-E AU
RE M NA NTS R. EGARDLESS ON
VALUE-HENCE HAVE M ARKEE D
THEM AT A GREAT SACBIYICE.
WE AR. TOO BUSY AT THU
WRITING TO ENTE INTO DETAIl,
RUT AMURE YOU IT WULL BE A
~eaEamar FEART" INDED AS
N EARELYT EVURY DEPARMENT
WILL RBE1. 3-EE+T
sa 33 !aw SaLVE 10e5
lb s s sa
V .0
PERRYS..
Owim' i.tw fisa "ebelm e mblmsem
leen. The "*del Weethab" has en ad -am s
fur seaSpe sce In geeus a smee d-east
tha 1,e was te wi "d a s the emisymeet at a very
marry Obseagm--and to thank lee S e sk -u
we ss eseemly s nenroi o mhsegs.m
We 1m to heraid the fet emm DES GO3
PsEc A and 0f "6eak" .3ar thelheet the bet
ick thVt e, or'sey one else. has d"Mh
season. The mew mnssgem preval Sens the nns
"ale e a""eteafc the cut. Yf ema ae" to a
a~am --ktabri-ea yeeaalwes.
"PUn=MEAL..
-a mest v..a. "ow-and wil hold a
plass In the aesrtr dalany-edueda to tie.
80-tarh C RIOTS-paid. 011a ad 4
@Nag Palerms-redueed to Sis.
40-in4m PLAD8-rkh .f.-'e-. A
n.. hnumE CHEVIOT -me"d
to 7.
4o-tach NomT CEVIoT. -m
ducedto 0IL
4m-Inch ]BUIIETTE STE sees
CAE.L'S HAIR-,edued to..
- 0-Inch CRusEw'rS.reuceA to SL
40.13b CAMEL'S HAIR BO0U
EETTE-in Brown Only-was SI-now 7ae.
stuad.
40-Inch STRIIPED SUr...1,
...t,:.j -Garnet ad Gom ...binal.
reduced to 75c. a rd.
40-inch ) URETTE STERIB
Plum. Beaver And Baphirse-educed to
7t. a yard.
-Inch FRENCE SUmrnmG
triped and aheck pantera-ranog to S1 a
left
42-neh PLAID CREVIOTB-Osy,
Tab and Brown-reduced to SIa yard.
54-neh MIXED CE3VIOTS-ewly
fwo styles hft-eduaed from IL.O tola
Ford.
Is the better weaves you wil And omm
Ct the "hlgher" boveltirn-OAUELS
RAIR. CHEVIOT. ASTRACHAN.
STRIPE. PL.AIDS. DBADE E
STRiUkk. &c.-that you can buy ao rhom
.V.30toeil.'isagad.
ROBE.
Thme ans bardly enough of those handsom.e RORE
that are bought sopecially for Cbristasas. left to talk
about. The few, though, we sha make .htm
vat UL
SuEis SE RoE. w e.ae,
ad braided front-rduced from $8to $1.
CAMEL'S HAR Rox. wa .ee,
Brown and fancy colored "spot" patteramo
reduced frn 40 to Sil.
And there is here and there sother
smarked 012. $15 and :20-bet we have re
duced them to 6 07.50 and 6S.
Don't loe stht of this SPECIAL SALE in tomor
row's fmtivities. Give it aet choice amoag your Sat
urday dUtes. It est certainly follows a iue of
"stuffs" that you wil take kindly to-end we aen et
tin them NOW-that you nmy set yr inakmes
worth of wear beoret the season tover.
PERT...
"THE AVENUE AND NINTH STREET."
ESTABISRiED 1S.. [It) TELEPHONE .5.
WHAT A
P ". RR ""2
SE R;;- Ra
11". - i RR s.s .
Ineouldhefor you wie. mother raeto...her
Oe of our celebrated Ltt-runain New Home Sw
ing Machines for a Christmae offering. If it inot
convenient to pay It all in cash we will arrange to give
you ample time to pay for It. We will take ay n
of old machine in exchange es part payment U he
purchase of our NEW ROlm
aee the exquisite samples of work we do end Iea
oar customers free of charge.
Machines for reat by the week or month.
Sepatring of a kinds.
4-2 514 9th st. w.
CARRAGE RB. AT STnIEMETV..
Woeave a rich and. .e
low ar(ag Robe =t all1u4en
an es gift to
1 Extra Pine BuaI Rea bMe
'rsditk blckfu. The4. .
Newo ovnd R . and**Cr
B H . r s a fm 8 0..
das uf~ smchaan
A Rrm ~ ~ f e lxad ls
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A A er ithe la erG hisme, ay
Mai VSA. latt de o$.i
50- willnueene seotherarab eer
taul" ema~t our ao~~N sat resa
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As R-etr.,f..m
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