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ProfessionThe New Ideal of WomanhOod-The New idea
of Manhood-The BeauulThe Decalogue OF Natural Law
The Law Halit-How Do You Treat Your Laundress =
Novel Readng-Womans Opportunity in Journalish-Ae
What Age Shall Girls Marry ITO the Young woman
Christian Temper UnionsUny Of Purpose" Finally
Sisters"
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Brooklyn

lanes W. MOREY, A. NJ, formerly instructor
P9yeehne n.ttpe opens his school for boys sept ~
business other schools Principal AT daily from
$50 10 p CiTcnlars on application
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DEADY ON SATURDAY MORNING,
SECOND EDITION OF
HOW TO FORM A LIBRARY.


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EIGHTEENTH THOUSAND IN PRESS

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Sermons by LEONARD w BACON. De. l2mo' cloth
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CONTENTS why wrote Of Winning-"I Am Little
But An I"-Aimless Revere VS. Aim-The New
ProiessionThe New Ideal of Mountaineering new iooai
OF Manhood-The BeautifuThe Deeaogue OF Natural Law
The Law of Halit-Iow Do You Treat Your Laundress =
Novel Reading-womans Opportunity in Journaiism-Ae
What Age Shall Girls Marry ITO the Young Woman
Christian Temperance Unions-Unity OF Purpose f'hay
Sisters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

A MISS ANNIE BROWNS SCHOOL FOR
~ GIRLS
1l3 and 1l5 jthave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Published by HARPER g. BROTHERS. New York.
The above by all booksellers. win be
sentby HARPER BROTHERS. postpaid, 10 any part Of
The United States and Canada receipt Of the price
HARPERs CATALOGUE sent rssSpt Of Ten Cents
= stamps for postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

Unless MIR. Sedgwick Is greatly misrepre-
sentsd in the remarks he made in Kansas the
other day on his way TO Mexico, as reported in
yesterdays kilograms. IL would seem that the
Secretary OF state might have found person
much better suited for the delicate duties
which have been committed to that gentle
mans hands All that Mr. sedgwick is reported
10 have said may be true, twenty times over,
but there is no call upon him Ia say II just now.
Charged as he il with the responsibility of
investigating and reporting upon grave ques-
uons al issue between two governments, II
would become him 10 keep his eyes and ears
open, and his mouth shut. That is regarded as
a good rule in diplomacy; and while Mr.. Sedg-
wicks functions may not tail exactly within
that line, they vet approach IL near enough TO
make its usages and precedents a safe guide for
his ACTION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

The Irish National League Is to be copgratu-
lated upon the success OF its convention at Chi
cago, which closed Its session last night 1t
was feared by those who are in reality the
trusst friends of Ireland that the constitutional
excitability OF the race would break out In the
convention In such a manner as to seriously
injure the cause. But fortunately, the conser-
vative element was for once predominant and
victorious. Egans consels were followed, Par
nell MAS endorsed, and the dynamiters were
sent 10 the rear. the only questionable action
of the convention was the adoption of the boy
colt policy in regard To goods of English manu-
iacture- Ii Is doubtful, however, whether this
policy Will be ever carried out in such u way AS
10 amount to anything. In the long run people
will buy whatever they want, wherever they
can ind IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

Referring to the appointment of Mr.. Mat
thews, of Albany, 10 the Office of recorder of
deeds for the District OF Columbia, the Selma
Times says
This incident will add to- the party's strength
ali over ;he country for tile whole Union will
have a sat Isl.ctiOu IN seeing President SO dis
tInctIy above race and class prejudice oi the
meaner sort"
Since the Times is recognized organ OF the
democratic party in Alabama, we suppose Its
utterances are 10 he taken those of one hav-
ing authority; but how would it have been if
MIR. Matthews had been sent down from Al
bany 10 Selma Us postmaster at that place, or
To MI some other local office? Would that Incl
dent also have added To the party's strength,
and particularly In Selma? If not, why not?
Sauce MT Tor the goose ought certainly to be
good enough for the gunder, and vice versa.
There are just as good grounds tor one appoint
ment Is the other, and no better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
LAxsnuRoH & Bro

LANsBuRaH u Bro
Hose rather more than Is Necessary for this time Of
To IN %'dsr t: carry
following telling re s s,r ,.,,,.
combination Of colors. soc
Ladies Isle Hose IN plain pink and light blue 4oc
Ladies Six Plated Hose u color. y unbleachsd,
Ladies' SILK Hose with Silk Stitching. 7sc.
Ladies Plain Drop stitch silk Hose, in all colors,
Ladies. silk Hose In pink light blue and cream soc
beautiful line OF me Very finest aoods in lss .na
Glk In stock also marked down.
LADIES CHEMISErTEs
The prices on these from to-day on will be:
Plated Lawn l9c.
Plain Lawn with embroidery front in white or COL
Plated Laundried 25c
P1Que have been selling at 4Sc J, 36c.
Plated Linen thave been selling at 59e). $50
Chldren's Thread Gloves 10 per pair
Ladies Thread Gloves l6c. per pair
Ladies' Pure six Gloves ali coiors. z5S per pair
CORSET COVERS
carry - low a. 25c but we have . few STYLES Of
good quality corset coser. which len Of different
out al soc none worth less than 81 ~ 'D'''
10 different styles They warranted perfect TT
AAaeS Va Ahess 9uautt SA1bpIN buu HI Weu
We have also marked out at the lowest figure some
storesoiied underwear. such IS gowns. chsmiss.
Cambria Neither Hu0bards tucked yoke back and
'front.' $40: really worth $I25.
Hand embroidered Cheu,ise 69c.. worth 9sc
and ssr,b in ali cOl0rs Goods well
THIS " the season OF The that ladies looking
Iof speciaI inducements and We have concluded to
Crafty their wishes.
From to-day on until Sold
Metal Clasps i9c
Ladies Leather Purses 2Se.
Leather Belts worth Soc Tor 100.
lot OF Swiss Edgings Doc IL di derent patterna
lot OF Cambria Edging loo. IL patterns.
different styles Ladies' Figured Lawn Ties Sc
yard. ~ w. ~
% new patterns and beautiful coorings in ruching.
city.
FEW SPECIAL IN LACES
S1nch TOrchon Lace l.c
4-inCh TOrchon Lace l2loc
b-lncA Wide Oriental Lace 121rc
l6incl oriental Fluuncng BIC
4Oinch VIDE OrlenIa Lace 1Uc. per yard
Brown and Old Gold Flouncng Lace SI 81 per ward
1'.inch Wide 0lored iOEing 5Oc. per yard.
Escurihl Black spanish Net. with fouucing and mar
row widths tn match.
4O-inch Black Spanish Net 90. 25 per yard.
PASSEMENTERIES
Passementeries will be very extensively worn this
coming season We have just opened new line Of
esosome psssementeres, varying in prices from u to
We expect our fall line of plated jewelry this week
ana we promise II to be worth while eXamins the
HoveItes aid the prices. In the meanwhile Of
Ies our STOCK on hand II greatly reduced prices to
WaAe iooh ior the immense variety we have bought
FALL DRESS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

Our consul at MarseilIes is hopeful that the
Cholera season will be light this year, because
the birds and insects, which scarce during
an epidemic, are very plentiful there at pres
ent. According To the observation OF the travel
Ing public in general Marseilies always has a
great plenty vi insects. and OF the two vista
lions most travellers prefer to take their chances
with the cholera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

The south Is tar from unaninity as to the
Blair plan of educating the masses. The Texas
democrats have condemned the proposed edu-
caiioIal bill In their state platform, aud the
measure Is very un opuiar in Tennessee and
A!dbaIn = Bat Senator B.dir is too benevolent
to be cisinayed by such tribes as these. He
oeiieves iii iOreiEs people To be good, even IL IL
cost. All the money In every body else's pockets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

Parliament began It's sessions rather quietly
considering ali the circumstances. 1t Is evident
from the Queen speech, and from all the sui,
segment addresses OF the opening day, that the
Irish question Is the only live topic OF the time
and that all parties aware that Ii must be
settled somehow pretty soon. The new con-
sentative ministry makes many smooth promi-
ses a. u this matter, tut il il sticks to them and
carries thsm out successfully it will do what no
recent conservative ministry has ever done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
to-morrow's sixty-four column STAR, I'm order
to insure insertion and proper classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

Everybody breathes freer now that Messrs.
Hslstead and Mclean, the belligerent Cin,,n
natl editors. have settled their cause of war
peaceaGiy. The loss To the country, if either OF
Theses gentlemen should accidentally happen 10
Kill the other in a duel is terrible TO contem-
plate. Editor Cutting could he much better
spared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
BIC BARGAINS In CoRsErs

BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE"
80 Izn COrsets made from fine can well
boHed silk stitched Oh front sieels embr Oidered
on buslS. The hes. for soc.
30 dozen German Woven COrsets, durable
cloth, sterls over hips scalloped at top OPEN
work embroidered busts. The best for rae
Do dozen X and q. American Couti Iorsets
double steel busks thoroughly bOned easy and
perfect lifting The br 1 Tor 81
6O dozen r. and q. Double hOned" A merican
COutil ,orsels. a.sU doubl--bOnes over the hin,
In place Of steel Extremely du rabIe and ,.,,,,.-
ciaIIy suitable for stout IL. ,es aud others hard
on Corsets. The best tor rs
Remember ''Specaity" the celebrated
Frencn u la Persephone. Paris made COrsets.
$1.5O. 81 10. 81 D aud q. 80 per pair
Second floor: take elevator
WOUDW A. InPuDnD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
BARGAINS In W. us1rS UsD1n,

WEAR,
AT the
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Incited 10 greater efforts by the grand MIC
CESS OF our Midsummer sale Of Cambria and
Muslin underwear we have concu4ed 10 make
alive bargains The following, which we uuhesi-
tatingy pronounce, considering style quality
ami workmanship. equal values Of any yet Of
lUU dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers. fin.
ished seams, buttons and button holes ali oizss,
tafors, but they tail To approach IL in either
quality Or Workmanship. How much do YOU
suppose we make On II: We can lose anu lnake
~ the same time.
SD dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers, same,
except pearl buttons, only l9G. each.
~ uozeh Ladies Fine Muslin Curdedhand
Cbshise, proper lengths, good worknansnip,
only 311ac- zach.
50 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslil Chemse yoke
OF twenty hne tucks and three rows oil insert
Ing, serves and nee. trimmed with fine EN-
broidery. only bUc. An unqualified value
20 dozen La nss Zine IA usIn Drawers full cut
open and c.osed, triunie with wide cluster Of
lucas aud tucked Cambria rufiie; q bargain:
Is dozen Lad IS Fine Muslin Drawers full
Oniy soc. per pair
50 DOZEN Ladies Muslin Night Gowns, four
ciuNefs o. h'e tucEs down the front Hue cam
brio ru11e on neck and sleeves, only Doe each
ExtFa value. ~
% dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hub
bard Night oowns, yoke of Ia tine tucxs Ham.
burg rufde around the neck ana sleeves OmIy
69c. each. Re.l value Toe.
90 dozen La Is Extra fine Muslin Walking
skirts. Woe haneurg ruffle with tucks above.
Best securabie al the price. Only ii each.
NotWi tnstanding The above low prIu,.s our
higu staidatd VI qualify Is tuiiy maintained.
lowing TWO exc ,Iieli bargains la Bustles:
80 dozen Light Wight Bustie~, only i5c. each.
~ aozen wireless busties, two coiors, DULY 2oc.
aaao '' w S1sa ssAi s1' Z Ho}@HRor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
WANTED-HEL.P

w ANIED-HELP.
WANTED-A QUICK AND INTELLTaENT
iilh and + sts = Il
WANTBD.A YOUNG NAY TO ATTEND BAR;
w Irish prefsrred Call at TT 4th st. NV. 3ts
WANTED.A, BRIGHT BOY ABOUT Is TO
| ness. Address Box 1T, Star Office. 1t
M WHITE GIRL To Do GEN ERAL
hss.s we5k y small family Apply at once with
WANTED = A RESPECTABLE SETTLED
w While Woman to assist In cooking. ons who
cMas hsis
WTANTED-A RESPECTABLE COOP WHITE
w Girl for general h0usework plain cooking wash
Ing and ironing. Apply with references at 1a4O n
Ea!ss! apSy . 5 n srrWkKf
3oSs II st. West Washington. II:
WANTED..A COOK At HAY MARKET RES
w taurant. 946 Ct, cor. 10th St NV. lts
w tied colo Ell woman to nurse an Invalid and
%1 is sss' 81 generally useful Inquire
| IIYANTED-FOR FAMILY OF ,, a GOOD
w cook. washer and ironsr. Call at 1909 B st. ne
W reaa. conducted BY ladies: Men and women H
with reference III N St. NV. Its
WAMTEDsa,Aa. T., WHITE lH a,, WOMAN MAN TO COOK.
requirsi. Apply al 1901 18th St. NV. auis.2ts
VXTANTED-YOUNG LADY CLERK ONE WITH
7 ss' g ri s@'S 4sS'
WANTED WHITE AND CoIoRED COOKS
w and houseworkers. nurses lanndEess hotel
densrs dasymen and msid SO iaoorers y. once a
National Labor Bureau, 517 7th ST. NV. aulS-6t
WANTED-A DRUG CLERK: MUST COME
w well recommended. Address RHEI. City e.. O..
WANrnD-,FoR THE Q. 8 Marine CORPS
ears OF age feet 10 inches in height wsn developed
aa Of good moral nOs pay sls PR
Apply at Marine Barracks. Washington. d. c. aul76t
WANTERp;..MEN AND WoMENoacALt AT
500 Chambermads Nurses, Scrubs and n EN- Cooks
| CoOMBs BURGESS. Emp. Bureau. 92e ST.
IITANTED-LADTEs TO WORK FOR ME AT
q Ss' ';is ass E '.s'
WANTED-AT oNCE-s WATERS FOR ".
and. ny. Men and women willing to work; this
s iae s 70 fsos.i u AS ssT.s st. NV
WANTEp-AN. EARNEST Man LOCATED
Outside Large cities s9 represent I his locality
Raereoces ese6anasd aas % 70 M
a a'a Lock Box 1885,
au4lm
WAsN.TrE:p3oI AcTIXE ENERsETIc LA3Y
Gle for ladies use in existence Profits large 50 to So
wv ANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN THE ART OF
w Dress Cutting aud Making without the of pa
Per pstsrns, by the new tailor system taught q, 1920
w ance liberal compensation. Apply to 220 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

The position maintained 10y this Journal that
a burglar always sets about his work prepared
and intending 10 commit murder, ii necessary
To accomplish his purpose or escape arrest, was
strongly sustained by \ case which occurred in
Indiana on Tuesday, where peaceable citizen
was butchsred by midnight thief who had en-
tered his house Tor plumber The murderer was
promptly hanged by the neishbors of his VIC
TINA result greatly To be deploret, because it
was the action of mob. Such extreme meas
ures seem 10 be necessary, however, and they
will doubtless be resorted To at tunes by IN out
ragged community until the crime OF burglary is
everywhere made. as it should be made,-a cap
ital offence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Z 1901 lakewood ave-. lie Droit Park: IL rooms
IN. sd stable sS4Ge sS ~ lie pro,, PARK. .,,.o
sos New % Hampshire ave.; rooms $50
EoR RENT-lOo4 81. NV: ,,ooD LoCA:
Back Yard " ~ 4 q SIS rem s sisS ''o
aa2oSt HOS r ST NV.
49,; NJ; :: f., ssoe ~ S Per y
1850 cofcoS.n st. IofS i!os s,S ' st. - q
1870 lnCmanP ace, 5is = sp ito ST.
25So v.,":nt ave-. rs 81? ); capitol Ct. Or 49, 20
sTShEs ss cas- SEFIc ID Pc, s sss
$40 v,h .sskd~g. r-l6 ADS la ave hss-mrni n,
1928 9Th ..st<kdW.sr ~ AIS Laav. Sd aoor Ar so
The above !: only . small PORTION of property on my
Isl and 18th au2oi Tnos Z f WRGGk ANA, 2"
FoR RENr.sIx,RooM BR!, K. SO srH ST
- ne: sl0 Also store on l4th st NV; 2ols:
aule-3t 1905 Ct
IIoR RENT-l2sO-l232 2D ST s 4, NEW.
!. I'VE rooms: water In the rear ~. Apply =, l2a6
ENoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, s53 1 ST n. w:
u six rocmx bathroom Kit hen. cellar: moiern i'm
wanted. Inquire next door. suIs- as
IGOR RENT-474 o ST. NV; ELEVEN ROOMS;
du,rs ell Lone modern improvements newly papersa In
NOR RENT-3O4 10TH ST. f., NEARLY NEW
ssoS roo n brick nswy pApe,eS ~ nne orser; near
Room 13. 81 Cloud building 9th and sIs. aul9-3i.
An s.eom brick good repair. northwest; will rent
roo% sricH ne ,UaG ' It caf as Pleasant
liz y: us { st. i 1919 iotn %
New New o. 81 st.: :. 2GtG "a. g. assns !,
Delightful 8 and room Or ok houses In Ie DroiI
n ns~ gas cars sns Taper large lots
aulslOt CHARLES BANS. 500 ST. NV
Tor RENT-FURNTsHED-s sT y w: DEsIR-
u able location; eish. rooms; all modern improve
to y " s%oKasrEBSr r & 81 B K SRPS Apply
nor RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING, WITH
y stable roonl. los 9Th st nv. s2a
~. IA and is l. st n.w 6 rooms gas and water
ST. K l. ave. n. W.. rooms. mod. imps $3.50
BY CHAs, = sHREVE.
auls-H 1l"o .th ST. NV.
+ basement Brick House nearly new; ali improve.
2is lsIh: a: s CAYwoob. OH and K sta NV. -
TOR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE 10 ROOMS:
Il bay windows; modern improvements 1907 I'D
st SIS Also I0O4 New Hampshire ave; s rooms:
bay window; modern improvements: $780, Apply
at lelS Pa ave. sulS-4
INOR KtNr-NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRA-
Il bic and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling. nine
r0on,s including bath, l03 I'd ST ne. jel12~s
lCoR RENT-DwELLING 135 9TH ST. IL
is apry a, Y MAfRS saT rsa
store, corner 18th 81. and New York au 1856
ENOR RENT-FURNIsHED HoUsE-THE MOST
II reasonable rent most comfortable and desirable
Furnished iionse IN city; twelve rooms, baths. &c
Inquire lola 18th ST. NV. .-lw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

HNHE "HoUsEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE Is
Words of prllse-no windy advertisements. A pracI
Cal test and COM il all t.ial Is asked for a.
Nm. S1tkBELING, sole Agent,
Ia. Penn yINania ave.
Machines Of all makes rented ana repaired. Head
quarters the Universal Patterns. Also, Amer
lean No 1,new, with drawers, complete al ESQ Two
secoldhand illcox d plSbs, side caf aud drawers.
SID: Two secondhand Singer, side leaf and drawers
$40. aul4-lm
OWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES WHICH
Ohave no Office la this city be supplied with
Needles Oils. Attach ments and iepAirs all differ
ent makes, NJ AtkkBACiis =, 9Th alid ID sIs.
THE SlLtNi NEW AN kRiGAN, No Z. of which
We have the sole agency, mHinttins It's steady
towards universal popularity, being the only high
arm inacie without spiral springs and without cog
wheels, its shuttle being twice large formerly
ihe thousaDds of people in this city using 4, pro-
nounce the No as the simplest ligh. est running
all 1t Is the standard ofexcelence has no equal
than any other. Have Your house for M
rented, repaired aud warranled L. AUERBACH,
JED Cor. 9Th and Ii Telephone all I22-2
FlNHE WHITE Is KING! The ACME or PER
Il lection Ia the category of sewing Machines. A
conc. ntration and cond nsation nechanc. genius
and skill. The range Oh work not be eNceled Is
Is thing oi beauty and forever. Gall and zee II AZ
J. r. MckENNEf'S. Az 9Th 81. NV. J. a. RICH
MOND, Manager. Machines OF all kinds for sale or
rent Flrst-ciss repairing done Also. Central once
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