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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-29
PHILADELPHIA SroRl
NEW GOODS NEW STYLEa LOW

PH1LApKLpHA SToRl
NEW GOODS NEW STYLEa Low PRICES.
Just rsceived-A fun line Of fine Wool Pi.ida with
plain goods to match at 90. 15, rs, 81.
Also hne assortment Of striped Cioths with plain
goods TO match, from 60c 70 u.
Another lot of good quality Plaids at Csc.
French Flxnnels. all wool, IN al the new shades In
plsil fiannsls. from s7ke, up.
Just receivsdIGns case o2-inch An-wool Cloths. al
ssrsss 9ne line Of ssrses In I'll eolors ct Soc.
Hsnristtax 40 inches vids all wool, the best quality
ever sold for the money; sSe. Usually sold foE
Inst reccivsdOps csss Of Indigo Rlus psrca,a With
'"' led. White and Gold Figures, only l2Ecs "'ss
20 pieces Figured HenriSttas for WYsppe, only lOa
Sl.cE Goods st Bottom Prices. N'''
asnIisttss Atwood and siii Wrap& and iot Of ys.ay
Priestiey,s Goods Specially.
oros.ursins Monopoly brand. from 75c m 10 a.
ysrsat thess goods 70 vssr bstssF than any ctAa
Job finch Black SIX oply e1,35,
''AAs cSb III 0ARfETs GARpfra
Our Carpet Department y fuu Of Choice 6tyies d
the best makes and low py3oes.
"'a' ~ cxkHART LEIpY
$40 o2S tn end 700 o. Az
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lA27 NEW YORK AVENUE
ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
BILL OF FARE:

opss from $40 4 m 10 II .. m Sunday from $50
IN. % y. NJ
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NO act 20 ungallant has been recorded against
the sternsr sex for Q long time as the proposal OF
the male BARRIERS OF Brooklyn TO force the female
BARRIERS OF that city out OF business Why. pray,
should not women WELD the razor, as well a.
teach, or cook or heal the sick, or do any Of the
many things which have. until recent years been
reserved for men exclusively7 Shaving and hair.
cutting are not mere mechanical operations in
which the BARRIERS hands may move automatically.
They are accomplishments In which the
TASTE OF the artist Is quite as essential
an element as manual strength and skill And
why should not the same eye for symmetry which
now expends Its powers on the arrangement OF a
nantelscarf or q tidy, be utilized In reducing the
moustache and chop whiskers OF the male citizens
70 q nice equilibrium Or the dainty taste which
discriminAtss between 'frangipanni" and new
nnown hay" as perfumes be called into play to ad-
just the relative proportions OF bay rum and rose
scented OIL In the hair-dressing which sue
ceeds the shampoOf There Is a broad neld
for the cultivation OF the tonsOrial art
On It's purely aesthetic side. In which
the grosser masculine sense would be forced in
justice 70 make way for the delicate sensioilities
of the blooming maid. And when II comes 10 that
feature Of the regular barbsr-shop program which
has given rise 70 so many pleasantries on the one
hand and 30 violent OojuryatiOns on the other-Ihe
conversational part-where would the male barber
stand for a single moment In comparison with his
female competitor7 The customer Imprisoned BY
towels and lather would have music 10 listen TO In
stead Of harsh dlscords, with the newest fashions
and the latest church-wedding for topic In place
OF the tiresoms weather changes and the yet more
tiresome phases OF party politics. By all means
let the male BARRIERS step aside and don their hats
TO the newcomers into their craft Room for the
female barber, roomi
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lNDrspurABLE FAcrs,

ANDlsPUTABLE FACTS!
oS shrt v .rrSs q. End s.
De Il an warfare. SOCIAL ife. IA
FIELD OF COMMERCE.
ch when nereh,n, rrdae.s certain quantity Of msr
the ~ bic de I'VE the s..n or beasnt IRON IL ,D
Ne hSse exhibited on our Lira .ot Of IAdi.i
aud many other iteIus. ~ lac
SOLD AT Less THAN HALF VALUE
Following specification will substaLtate
lot Of Broe.ded snk. Pine Tricot yi-ites. o.p~s,
SaSsa from NE so. sis ana Is 20 and s "
s4xe.
wool Flannel Pelssps entirely perfect IN Gar.
net Navy Blue. and botI.e oTen.
REDUCED fkoM % 10 s224.
dossD Of Ladies aud chiidrens Pine B0acls Jerss,s
sL75 TO s5c.
Of . large lot: reduced irOIn
s225 10 $50.
doEsn Of Ladies and Chiidrens 0ossarp-rs. war
rAns'd perfect reduced FROM si'o and sl.7a'o
ment aud placed the Third Floor. 3 lot Of Gents
Lsananed spirts. 1ioslly Of vel known hrsnds. aud
TO BIZ SOLD AT sso.
In order 20 give everybody chance buy an etcep-
onsl BARGAIN vii not sell more tifAn three SHIRTS
seSer.i s..ss Of FEATHER PROOF Bed Ticking. 9.
lease. ,. wide. lease. "a vide.
si l2se; worth 2oc. o., l5e.. worth csc.
Ceases fancy.
ct Ise |. worth SOC
so pcs. of Genuine Tycoon RepH beautiful patterns
elegant fabric wrappers.
REDUCED BON 20 TO l2to.
Your pres IL most rspecu uy solicited call %
our establish nct. No matter whether you viii buy
or inspect the same courtesy vii b. shown " you b.
oAE PkiCE As IN THE PAST.
LASsBIR0H BRO,
40; 422. 424 and &2o 7tL ct MS sI7. 4is SUI
se..e-lt
DENSOARA FREE KINDERGARTEN WILL RE
IL open WEDNESDAY,. October g. at 30 In Wesley
Chapel ony children u indisent psre Is sdmitted
For tickets OF admission call Mouday al o'clock on
MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK. suTsrintendsnt 1917
10Th It. u
A LADY. EDUCATING CHILDREN OF HER OWN.
N aged twelve and hfteen wishes 70 other
eidren 40 le,nbers OF her housed old instrucuon,n
desired. either 10y attendauc schoOls
ksisrs 10y permission " hrv. l.Ush shippen pastor
All souls Gnu en-, Lieut. IhomA< ~. Woodruff. L. s.
A. sddress N 4. A. ofos. either VI the shove
references lv
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WHERE Do You INTEND To Bur

WHERE Do You INTEND To BIZ,
YOUR
CARPETS AND FURNITURE!
That is a very important ques tion to you. and
also to u.s. as we have large stock Of goods
which must be sold. You have always been
very liberal in patronisins us. and We feel we
have received our full share of your trade. for
which We return You our hearty thanks, but We
have made preparation this fall, with view to
securing q larger share Of your favors and
have laid in Q stock which il complete in all
departments, and which embraces everything
that is correct in style and colorings in CAR
PETINGs. DRAPERIEs, AND UPHOLSTERED
GOODS. Our FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
is replete with new and novel styles in sub
stantial and elegant goods and full of bargains.
We do not enumerate them. because this I'D. is
not written to inform you what we have. but to
invite you to call and look throush our stock.
feeling assured that you will be convinced
after comparison with others that 1t Is to your
advantage to plaos your orders with us for any
thing You are in need Of to make home comfor-
table and beautiful. and they will be promptly
nlled and satisfaction guaranteed Our LACE
DEPARTMENT should not be overlooked. for
We have excslled ourselves in 1t this season, and
have great many surprises to show you in
handsome CURTAINS at cheap pricea wesre
making WINDOW SHADES to measure for
75c Reupholstsring Of furniture promptly
done by best Of workmen. Awaiting your call,
we assure you courteous treatment whether
buying or only looking.
". H. HOEKE
Sol Market Space. 308 aud $40 9Th ct.
se29-eo-3m
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Photography, which Is experimenting every art
and science under the sun. Is soon It appears, 10
invade the domain Of pure amusement and become
a. important Q factor there a. elsewhere. A
youss PHOTOGRAPHER Of Rochester, ". T., has been
authorized by the managers Of the Driving PARK
In that city 70 plant his camera In front OF the
shot at everything that looks IKE q dead heat
IL 10 his opinion, and theirs that an actual dead
heat Is q very rare accident II, indeed, IL ever
occurz and an inch is a. good IS an ell In win
ming Q race, and q camera positively cannot lie,
an Instantaneous picture Of the horses heads a.
tney pass under the wire may add much 70 the
fairness with which the nonors OF the track are
distributed The idea 10 certainly practical and
Ingenious, and lis Introduction 70 the racing ned
every W here would bar OUT many Of the unseemly
Quarrsls which mar the enjoyment OF popular
spors. 70 say nothing Of putting an sn,cient check
On certain kinds Of Jockeying.
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TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.
NOT ISSUING ANY SPECIAL CARDS OF
INVITATION. We TAKE THIS METHOD OF
CALLING YOUR ATTENTION AND Ex-
TENDING TO ALL AN INVITATION TO OUR
FALL OPENING OF
TRIMMED MILLINERY.
WE PLACE IN OUR SHOW ROOMS THIS
SEASON IMPORTED HATS AND BONNErS
AND OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. AN Ex-
HIBIT OF IGH-cLAss TRIMMED MILL
merry THAT CANNOT BE RIvALED ANY
WHERE IN STYLES, QUALITY OF WORK
MANsHIP. VARIETY OR EXTENT. ALL
THE NEWEST cOLORs MATERIALS AND
DESIGNS WILL BE FOUND IN OUR
STOCK, INCLUDING MANY ORIGINAL AND
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS THAT CAN BE
HAD OF NO OTHER HOUSE THE HIGH
REPUTATION OUR TRIMMED MILLINERY
ENJOYS WAS ATTAINED ONLY BY FAITH
FULLY OBSERVING CORRECT STYLES
AND PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST
FOR HIGH-CLAss GOODS. AGAIN EX-
TENDING YOU AN INVITATION. WE HOPE
TO HAVE You CALL THE BON MARCHE
OPENING BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-29

Inc mugwumps who vote for Mr. Cleveland &C
tne coming election a. exponent OF civl service
reform VIII probably attribute the confidential
circular which came 10 light this morning TO the
Vaccinations OF his wicked partnerx Certainly,
tne PreacentS name 10 not signed TO It. Even the
secretAry on Wars Is not; but General Bsnet chief
o. ordnance OF the United states army. shoulders
the load, except iaasmuch a hs declares the cir.
GUAR 70 have been prepared under the advise
mens q me Secretary. There Is nothing In the
b1t Oh tns document which Justidss the interpre-
talon that some Of the PresidenrS enemies have
put upon IL - . command 70 turn women and
chiidfen out Of the government employ In order
70 MAKE room for democratic ssrfksrA On the con-
trsfy' ID very carefully worded It's author even
ospsrS nom the strict military usage, which
mexS Al order absolute and states no reasons. 80
Tar - 70 enter into rather elaborate explanation
Oh WY the circular was put forth st AL The OBJ
Jsos oetng 70 divide the force In the different
sreosS o. work, ~ the federal srsenals and armo-
hs@ Tfaduaiiy between democrats and repuoli-
cana "hefsafter democrats will b fav-
ored.' Hereafter. Il . very Indefinite term. It
may mean day and it may mean forever; but no
oiscrssioo sooms 70 be left TO the commandant 70
oeciarS he rule suspended after he has eQualized
IN foros between the two partisa Possibly the
Sdsa y 70 make sure that thsss places shall be
nueo up With democrats now, and leave IL 70 70
puoucan administration at some future time 10 do
the necsssary wedding on The other side
The President shocked the sensibilities OF some
OF ms civil service reform friends by bis generous
contribution 70 the democratic campaign fund;
yet that Was excused on the ground that the
legitimate expenses OF . campaign are always
Large and that Mr. Cleveland has as much right
a. any democrat In private life, any low tarln ad-
vocase OF civil service reformer 10 contribute to-
ward the cost OF pushing his pet cause along.
what shall he say now In apology for the Benst
Circular That, having advanced the reform OF
the civil service by every means In his power, II
became necessary 70 conciliate the spoilsmen
httie7 Or shall no excuse be offered, but General
Benes and bis chief be ally abused for sending
such . circular out, marked "conndential' or
otherwise3 And shall this condemnation be visited
on them because OF the order contained In the cir
cular, or because they resortsd TO paper and ink
70 promulgats the order Instead OF issuing it by
word Of mouth alone. according 70 the policy
enunctatod by the late lamentsd Mr.. Higgins:
"oh, no; We never put nothin' down In wrtin'"i
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DENSOARA FREE KINDERGARTEN WILL RE
u open WEDNESDAY,. October 3. at 30 In Wesley
Chapel On children u indigcut pare sdmi ted
For uckets OF admission call Moudy at O'Clock on
hRs. LOUISE POLLOCK. sugsrintsndsnt. l0i7
10Th Il. A
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AHN'a DKpARrNRIr.
tRear door Of No. llls Psnnsylvania ave,
q Yisk. Clark Tlsss's scarfs for Use
&c sesrfA In all styles for SOC
25c scsrfs. in al styles. for gle
2oc suspenders. In all styles, for Gle
1oe colisrS IN all styles for loo
zoo 'Pslais Royal" Linsu CuAs for $50
Soc "Pslais Royal" Dress Shirts for TIC
75c "Pslais Royal" Night SHIFTS for &c
q Warranted English Doxsskia Gloves for 500
s6e Extra Size Linen Handkerchief for 100
aShe Pure Linen Hspdkerchiefs for lOe
DC kxsra sub japanese SILK do for 500
eI5O Genuine -0loris" Umhvsllss for n 40
eL7S Extra Size "olosis" Unhgslias for sl.6o
e220 Gold and Silver Top Umb,silss for N "a
ea3S English suk Unhssllas for s2.os
eA.Ss Lsndsa-naAs Rubber Costs for eAko
o2os Consented Rubber Coat. for NJ ~
% Red Aedtcstsd Wool Undsswesr for N %
oI.7S ysnoy Colorsd Cashmere undsrvs.r for =, se
q ssxony Wool Undsrwsas for sec
75e Nearly All Wool underwsae for soo
SIC Natural Wool and Marine UnAsrvsa. 70, a.
SOC Improved CsntOa FLANNEL prsvsr. for Iao
10 PEI cent. discount on Cartwright wsrn.r..
SOC DE- wasnss's Natural Wool seshs for <ac
SOC EnGiish Cashmere Half Aoss for <oo
26c Fancy aud Plain BAL Hoas Tor Ale.
s~souvsnis List nsssssasily absidesA s,r v.,. :.
spsco
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Reliable Fur ct nearly half furriers' prices Tn
novelty this Fall is Angora Mu. Boa aud trimming Of
ESenins Shades. Monkey Fur will also be much worn
onr window display for the 'Opeuin2" will demon
sIate the immensely aud variety u our new stock
The Satin-linsd Russian Hare Muns we Offer durin,
the Opening" at 5Oc. must not MAKE you think WI
We don't Keep the more expen ave Furs, and dom
judge these SOC. Muns by the price
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qualities; that is, We Can show You q suitsDie
trimming for any shade in silk or wool. siik.
and Jet trimmings. Frlnges, GAlioons, aud orna-
ments Crochet and Beaded trimmings In ali
the new coloriasS I'm selied brA,ds and Par
sian TRIMMINGS, IN the --latest shades silk en-
brollered brsids Tor trimming party drssses
You should inspect this stock by ali means
BUTTONS,-Psins have been taken to select
our stock of buttons To correspond IN slsds
and effect with our silks. woolsus and Braid
Trimmings. There il No longer sEy necessity
OF running here. there. md everywhere TO CON-
plete your suit When We sell you dress, be it
silk or wool. We are prepared TO match IL in Buf~
tons, Trimmings, Sewing silk aud Cotton. aid
the Innings Crochet Buttons. both Fat and
round. IN all the newest Fail aud Winter shsdes
LARGE variety of metal buttons, horn, wood
she'll glass. bone. pearl. sutts- Ierchs cut-stesl
dull Jet, cut Jet. brlshtj Jet siikcoversd buttons
&C. A bargain ~ 100 doz. Crochet silk but
tons with metal rim, in sixteen Of the best
shades, at l6c. per Dozen
NEW NOIIONS-Spooi Cotton and Knitting
Holders. Toy Kaitters for children, sterling
Silver Hair pins, small silver hsir-pins Ladies'
gold neck Plus. acorn needle holasru. Tomato
and strawberry kmory bag. nc.
EVENING GLOyE6--Ths present line of
gloves SURPRISES any yet placed before our Gus
tomerS Nehave moved up q notch in the stand
ard Of quality, without sfoctius the price
Particular attention 10 directed 10 our superior
qualities Vt suede Gloves. which We have An
elght twelve sixteen. twenty. and thirty button
lengths. in Opera shades and Black. Tan. Gray,
Mode. Pawn. and White. for wear NJ thester par
ties. receptions, &c. These gloves have the
skeleton embl oidsry on the back. giving the
hand meat. drsssy. and smaller Appearance.
The 30-button lengths are embroidered Ut the
top In fancy eciors.
silk Mitts in Ill the desirable evening shades,
In ten. twelve sixteen. twenty. and thirty but
ton lsngths. Twenty button lsngth silk nitts
with siik lsoe tops and ,srssy sik hand. IN ell
the svsninS shades.
broadersd bsesa IN both chain and feather.
fANs-Elegant Fans. in satin and esuss. both
plain sud hand embrosdsrsd. fos OPEN partasa.
receptions, wsddinsa. 10.
ABOUT PRicEs-To supply ths demands Of
our ever-tpcrsssing business - ags compellsd
to purchase largely. In purckAsiAs largely "
pscsssas1ly purchass cheaper taaa would othss-
wise b. possible In puscbaxtnG chsapoe ws -
enabled ~ ell shsspsr We guss~stss on
prices 10 be = iow - Ne lowest. Should simi.
lar article be offered lover sassvhsrs. rsss -
sursa that the quality y not ths nHna whers
vhen ysu hing bask POOR pusoAasA y 49,
coaditioa. Ne Sod paaas - bay.
WOODWARD 3 LO1un0P.
: -, - 18th $50 sta y.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02
Mother and Children.

If you wish your children to be courteous,
gentle and refined you must teach them to
become SO by example. "Precept upon pre-
cept'' is Of no avail otherwise. None see so
clearly as children. They detect inconsis-
tency between act and word very readily,
believe me, and must respect as well as
obey il they take TO heart what your words
convey. For infancy teach them to respect
the wishes and property of Others. Courtesy
engenders courtesy as surely as "love begets
love-" Politeness as a habit soon grows
into a principle the sooner if taught from
Holy Writ "to do unto others as we would
they should do to ,us'D; once thoroughly
imbibed, 1t Is only laid aside when when the
heart which prompts it ceases to beat.
No amount of affection or number OF
caresses ever yet spoiled or will spoil any
child, on the contrary, once taught that your
will is supreme and admits no question, you
can WELD no weapon so potent as the feal
Of wonnding mamma" Don't try to hide
from your dear ones that in furnishing them
the hardest part falls upon you. That in
depriviug them of pleasure you shut door
upon enjoyment for yourself, and that grief
for their wrong doing can depross you and
rob you, for the time being, of all content,
and they will soon learn to heed no tempta-
tion which will bring tears Of sorrow to your
eyes, or SO seldom be overcome as only to
prove them human. Show interest in all
that pleases them, oonfide to them any little
surprise you may have for one of their num-
Der and show sympathy when they return
confidence for confidence, and my word for
it you will ever hold the first place with
them as guide, comforter and incompatible
friend.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02
Depew and.

While the results of the National Repub-
lioan Convention are largely problematical,
yet an intelligent survey of the field, as at
present constituted, points 10 Chauncey M.
Depew as the one most likely and most COM
petent to contest for the honored goal.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Depew is
not only an enthusiastio admirer of the
'Knight of Maine," but he also has been
most industrious in advancing the Presi-
Dental prosperity of Mr.. Blaine, and as Mr..
Blaine's peremptory declInation will go be-
fore the Chicago Convention, the opinion is
becoming current that Chauncey NJ. Depew
will sustain to James G. Blaine the position
of residuary legatee.
On the event of Mr.. Depew's nomination
Mr.. Lincoln, of Illinois, or Governor Rusk, OF
Wisconsin, would probably be called to the
second place on the ticket.
Gov. Rusk's heroic treatment of the An.
archists at Milwaukee'two years ago is CRATE.
fully remembered by the American people,
and his name would materially strengthen
the Republican ticket in popular favor.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02
Measuring to His Responsibilities.

Judge /. G. Grubb, as member of the
National Democratic Executive Committee,
who ia naturally expected to be at st. Louis on
the occasion of the Presidential Convention
has declined the honor of attendance and
has named Dr. Draper of this city as his
representative.
While the legal acumen and scholastic at
tainments of Hon. I. O. Grubb were not
questioned when he was named for judicial
preferment, yet it was apprehended that his
strength in aud his partiality for the political
arena might impair his usefulness as mem
Der of the judiciary, but his entire course
since going upon the bench has been entirely
consistent with the most delicate construc-
tion of judicial ethics.
Judge Grubb persistentiy declines to be
interviewed upon matters political and has
neither part nor lot in the political issues of
the day. Impartial, laborious and fearless,
Judge Grubb has won the confidence and
esteem of those who criticised his appoint
ment at the time it was under advisement.
Putnam qui meruit terat.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-06-02
Fan Lace.

Make a chain of 6 loose stitches,
double crochet, thread over once, IL
times into the first 8, that is 4 double
crochet into each stitch, then double
crochet 3 times in last stitch,2 chains,
double crochet 3 times in same place,
thus making shell, turn.
ID rows chains, shell in shell,
double crochet in each of the IL
stitches with l chain between each
double crochet, turn.
Sd rows chains, and go across
again the same way with l chain be-
tween each double crochet, shell in
shell, turn.
4th rows chains, shell in shell, go
across again the same way with
chains between each double crochet in
this row, turn.
9th row chains, / double GRO
chet in the first space, 2 chains, 2
double crochet in the same place,
forming small shell.
Continue these small shells in every
other space across the fan, which will
give you 6 rows of shells beside the
heading, no chain between these shells,
shell in shell, turn.
9th rows chains, shell in shell, go
across as before, but in this row of
shells in fan throw in 3 double GRO
chet, . chains, 8 double crochet to
form shells.
7th row chains, throw in
double crochets, across, shell in she'll,
chains, shell in shell, go across as
before, throwing in 5 double crochets
making each row of shells in the fan
larger, , chains, throw into each shell
across IL double crochet to form small
scallops, that is, to finish the fan, she'll
in shell, turn.
sth rows chains, she'll in shell, 6
chains, (for next FAM fasten in 4 seal
lop of fan, make this fan like first,
fasten the second time going up in the
eighth stitch of scallop, third time in
fourth stitch of second scallop, fourth
time eighth stitch of same scallop,
and fifth time in fourth stitch of third
scallop.
This is nice in "a cotton.