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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-01

-Four Cinnamon recently Joined the
Rose Hill Methodist Church, New York
City, on probation. This is only one
of many churches in the city which
welcome Cinnamon.
At the late general conference OF
the Dunkards. or German Baptists,
they decided that any member Of their
church found wearing a gold watch
should be expelled.
The Theological Seminary at CO.
lumbia, $. c., has an endowment Of
1885, 900, Yielding an annual income of
$4,000; a full faculty and a fine Ii
brary Of $4,000 volumes.
--Thore are in the United States 345
universities and colleges for the higher
educaticr t men and 200 for women,
$50 inst:'J. ms Of learning for science,
law, med cane and theology.
The oldest church structure still
standing in North America j.. Anlieved
undoubtedly to be tho Original First
Church erected in Salem. Mass, in
1884, and now carefully protected,
still standing in tho rear of P,ummer
Hall. in that city.
There is a larger proportion of
the boys and girls of New Jersey than
Of any other State in the Union who go
to Sunday-school. 1t appears by sta
tistics recently taken that there are
just about 280, 900 children in the 1897
Sunday-schools Of New Jersey.
A Sewing Machine Mans Talk.
There has been u wonderful change
In tho business methods of sewing
machine dealers within tho past dec
ado. and that tho change is for tho
better goes almost without tho saying
There was timo when tho sewing
machine agent and tho lightning-rod
man were looked upon rs land pirates
and their approach regarded with
genuine dread. Tho only way to got
rid az the sowing-machino ugont of
AMID lang syno was t. give him an
order. Tho majority Of agents worked
on commission, and thoy must coll or
starvo. Nowadays, tho business Is
conducted much upon the snmc plan
as thnt Of the WHO'D sale grocer or dry
goods dealer, Regular ave.ing men
nro cmp'oyod, paid salary and OK
penses, and they sell machines to
those who want Thorn, and not to those
who do not, but purchase to get rid OF
bore. Some Of tho bost commercial
men In the country arc now engaged
In tho sowing-marhine business, and
tho dignity added by the adoption of
business-liko methods is rapidly put
ting that branch Of trade In tho front
rank rs u desirable occupation. st
LIZ ais Globe-Democrat
Out Of thirteen clergymen In
terviowod in Cincinnati on tho subject
OF preaching sermons for littlo chill.
dren twelve decidedly opposed It.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-01

Out Of thirteen clergymen in-
tecviowod In Cincinnati on tho subject
OF preaching sermons for littlo chill.
dren twelve decidedly opposed It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

The Chicago insane asylum investigation is
adding new chapters of horrors to the history
of brutality and crime in such institutions
When the American Charles Reade writes
another Hard Cash" the facts upon which his
story is founded will not be treated by the pub
lie as improbable. The future novelist will
have difficulty in coming fctions concerning
the treatment of the insane, which will not be
tame in comparison with the terrible facts
which recent investigations have disclosed A
reform is everywhere extremely desirable
which shall take the Offices which involve the
care OF the insane out of politics. The ordi-
nary political striker who receives a certain
salary as political reward and has attached to
it the bothersome care of insane persons,
idiots or infirm paupers, is not apt to be espe-
cially tender in respect to his charges. And
his brutality has freer rein from the belief
that the public will not attach weight to the
charges of his defective wards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
NEW IMPORTED BLACK Goops.


IEILEaANr BLACK BEADED SILK GRENA-
Snw BLACK pinIcroiRH BRocApEp GREN.
ApiNhs MD cttktEs. nj 81 as. -
Els sh Hahn s9HyEttgn IN LrpT lv BLACK CAN CAM
DIR tbLocK PAfTakS,. Is inches %fDR R Al
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES
b bsp i h.EIhsANiEs. HANGING FROM 81 TO 90
,hbuLiN's BLACK SILK AND WOOL iron
81 81 vehESADiNEs, RANGING FROM 75c. TO
,LUPiN's HEMsTIrcHEp cARMEIrrEs AT $50,
,,G3MPIETE STOCK OF LuPIN,s CELEBRATED
"PPRSinfs sTHf9tyGSS R az AZ At LOWEST PRiCEs
IMPERiAL sER9Es, CLAIRETTE. NUNS VEIL.
ROSE CLOTHS. AND TAMIsE
AT Csc. 5c b AZ II BLACK sURAH SILKS
EXTRA YAtttIfss"| II SN BL sfdRo REAL INDIA
StHE FSS Al .SS, S2c, 81 AND s1.25
~ NV BLACK CHANIILLi LACE FLOUNCINGS,
T NEW MY =, MA6AiR9TIsE AND e5-fNcH DIREoToIRE
Nh RR0opyEE bT I ST. IN "A TosCA. RUSSIAN, AND
SEN MoGkNfNa 81 PA iGM6ss f fS6 ESsNRF1I.s
NEW BLACK MILANEsE SILK GLOVES FROM
TREFotssE BLACK KID AND SUEDE GLOVES.
H SET RsFAsT BLACK" COTTON, Isle, AND SILK
p sr GH 5 GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES, AND COR.
SEATON PERRY
Ferry Building, Pennsylvania avenue corner of 9th
street.
Established 1S40. 1t
INFANTS LONG ROBES, THE ENTIRE FRONT
- with inch embroidery, SOC. Infants long Cash
Double Combination, l24l and I243 ilth st Sc
my25-6t So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

The furore raised in New York city by one OF
the arches built for the late centennial celebra-
ton suggests the question why this form OF
memorial art has not been used in Washington.
We have statues, portrait and emblematical, of
marble, bronze and granite, pedestrian and
equestrian, with sitting and standing figures,
and Of natural and heroic sizes; but not one
arch. And yet an arch, appropriately in
scribed, Is one of the most effective of monu-
ments. Placed at or near the city's boundar Y
1t would serve the double purpose of COM
memoratinS the event or the name in honor of
which it was erected, and of marking the limits
Of the area of the capital of the nation at the
time Of its constructions reminder which will
be Of great interest to posterity when Wash
ington shall have a population of million or
two and cover the whole District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
The Star Out of Town.

TEE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. 81 But all
such orders must be accompanied By tie money,
or tie paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
kept ,ria mail subscriptions. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
LADIES' DRESSING sAcQUEs

FOR 9s CENTS.
Anything you want in a PARAsoLg
We have all new things anything your fancy
presents.
Any CORSET you buy from US that does not give
you the wear you desire bring back to and have it
replaced whether it be SOC. one or Satin Corset
CHILDREN's SUMNER CAPS.
For 25 cents We show you several neat and pretty
CAPS, some made of all-over embroidery, fixed with
full ruche around the face; then the strtps
material with wide lawn strings
For 40 cents We showing an unlimited number
Of stripes in various materials; we think You viii
admire the Puritan, which entirely new; it Ia very
dressy cap.
For 6S cents these are equal to those Of former
seasons at 9s cents. We write Of a particular style
such open-work embroidered Cap, with neat bow
Of same material on top. in all sizes.
For 75 could not exhibit anything prettier
they made of good material, corded. These ere
washable.
For 50 cents, they have o rosette on top; open
work sheer linen perfectly shaped with strings; in
all Sizes
For 90 cents give you several styles to select
from; We describe style In particular. made Of
blocked EN- broidery adjoining same know them 10
be 4 bargain.
For sl.35 OUR LITTLE LORD FAUNrLERoY-
Caps. These are unique as well dressy.
NURSES APRONS, NURSES APRoNsi
We have received during the past week many nov
styles of Aprons.
10 dozen NURSES APRONS. scalioped around
bottom. good linen. full size. at 10 cents.
SIS dozen NURSES APRONS, in six different styles
some one-fourth yard hem; some lace inserting;
others with deep hem and tucks; both wide and mar
row. Any Of these kinds % cents.
10 dozen NURSES APRONS. for fine wear. best
quality India linen; deep hem and tucks: finished
with neat pattern Of embroidery around bottom. An
for as cents
NURSES AND MATTRESSES CAPS AT 25 era
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
23 Oak Bedroom Sets, consisting of Dresser, Wash
stand and Double Bed 10 dollars and s5 cents made
at Grand Rapids. and solid in every respect Price
formerly $33.
Is Oak Bedroom Sets, pieces $685. Especially
made for and differs from preceding suit in having
a larger and more commodious dresser.
This set is sold generally for S37.
IL Fine Bedroom Suits, 3 pieces, 1896. Reduced
from Ss5, and must be sold they will sell on sight we
lose considerably by Offering them, but go they must
Do you need Hall Tree? Cheffoniers Writing Desks
Mantel Cabinet? Music Rack: Bookcase! Cylinder
Desks Flat Top Deskf Folding Bed? or anything in
the line of Furntures If You do call and see u.s. We
will make the prices to cause you to buy.
PARLOR SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
PARLOR SUITS.
Fiftynine Dollars and Eighty five Cents will buy
magnificent French Tapestry Suit, of five pieces
II you prefer the same Suit in Silk Plush we can
giveit
$59.S5, $685.. $685., $685.
These Suits we made during the dull season. and
are covered with the finest Tapestry and Plush rem
nants taken out of upholstery stock: hence the
price, they are worth S110. 1t would do us good to
have you look at them
Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds. we will sell at ss.s5.
Woven Wire Mattresses will sell at 50.
Cane-seat Chairs we will sell at soc.
Cane seat Rockers We will sell at Sl.75.
Tables, highly polished in all woods, 81 So
Window Shades, Plain on Patent Fixtures 22c
Dado 33c
Curtain Poles in all woods, PIC.
I" Chains we will sell at &C.
100 Rockers in Oak, Cherry, and Walnut will 90 at
1925. They have Reed Back, comfortable in the ex-
treme. and will sell sell rapidly at 1925.
100 Large Rockers in Oak Cherry, and Walnut will
go at 1915. They have Reed Back, comfortable in
the extreme, and will sell rapidly at 1915.
ION Monday morning sell entire stock of Fig
ured Enameled Furniture jacquard at 10 cents per
yard. We bought them last year; paid IS cents for
then but being too high in price their sale slow
We will make them go faster by selling them at 10
cents per yard Do you need any covering for your
Furniture! II SO, look at them.
On Monday morning our Important Clearing Sale
takes place of everything We have in the house. It
will pay you to call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
FROM THE STAR of January Both

Perhaps it is known to most women that Opening
Days occur at the commencement of a season.
souvenirs at the 'Palais Royal are the new goods
advertised at cost prices"
IL this were not the twelfth annual mid-winter
opening one would have little faith in such extrava
giant promises 1t Is because such promises have been
fulfilled in the past that the Palas Royal Opening
occasions have come to be a matter of interest to
visitors and residents, and, therefore, a good news
ITEM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

Only this, that the TWELFTH ANNUAL. SUMMER
OPENING" shall be recorded the most successful
OF the Paais Royals many successful Opening" &C.
casiOns. Hardly wise attempt here descriptions of
the many novelties secured Better is it to invite you
to the store on Monday and promise display you can
not but admire. The Souvenirs Of the Opening are
such that it is hoped You will more than glance
through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
MEArrs Dnpa STORE

The Triple Extracts have been selling rap
Idly the past few days. The price adyertised-
29c per ounce, 4 ounces for Sis far below
the amount usually charged for Perfumes
Of the same grade. Many ask how they can
be sold at such prices. The question Is
easily answered We do more business than
any six drug stores in the city. Consequently
buy more goods. and. buying direct from the
manufacturers in large quantities, can afford to
sell below all Others
Now, about drugs. Everyone uses them
from time to time whether they want to or not.
II you are interested in saving money call a,
MERITS Drug Store and get his prices.
They will surprise you II you live some dis
lance and do not care to call. write your order
on postal card and it will be promptly deliv-
sred Then compare the prices charged with
what you have been paying.
MERITS DRUG STORE,
1Ol4Fst.
Don't forget the Chamois shus. SO per cent
discount 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

ON MONDAY, May 9th, at H. commences the
TWELFTH ANNUAL SUMNER "OPENING" AT
The PALA1S ROYAL. To better give an idea of
what to expect on Monday, the following notice of the
mid-winter opening is published below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
A THEORY Or OURs DEMON
STRATED.

We've held for long time that good honest values
in ladies' Footwear could be put on the market at
much lower and more reasonable prices than has been
the custom. For months past we've been holding
these fancy prices the grindstone and constant
wearing has at last rounded them down to the finest
point. SIX new arrivals that to-day give
us an excellent opportunity prove conclusvely the
success of our efforts
LOT No. IA Ladies' Patent-Leather Vamp Dongola
back Oxford Tie, with full high concave
heel and opera toe ................sl9 S
Now. this shoe has all the style, comfort and shape
of any 50 Oxford Tie in the market. OF course. it
isn't literally worth SO. but the much advertised
So ones north the price? That's the question.
LOT No. blades French Kid Oxford with Patent
Leather tip and stay-hand- turned sole
and full concave heel-a little lower than
those of Lot No. /. Some of you will pre-
fer them on that account. ...........S 81 %.
We guarantee these Shoes Does anybody do more
for your
LOT No 3-Ladies' French Kid Oxford. with straight
perforated tips-full French heel. -. 81. 90
LOT No. 4-Ladies' Russet Oxford-the leading shade
Fancy perforated tip and full concave
We don't DeTe the shoe hoto much the cost
You couldn't find a more comfortable and shapely
Tie-and one that is so brimful of solid quality.
LOT No 5-Another Russell Oxford-with tipped or
plain toe and concave or common sense
eei.....-.....-................. 81. 40.
We don't claim this to be the best. It's cheaper
grade than Lot 4-but it's q good companion for any
So so Tie you ever saw.
LOT No. Ga Ladies' oxford Tea genuine French
Kid with scalloped vamp and tops-full
French heel-made to lace with cord and
Well match this with the best of 'em.
This will serve to show you what perseverance will
do. Everything throughout our Shoe Department is
the same way-a high standard Of quality-but q con-
slant whiting at the price,
We've all the seasons novelties for men, women and
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

To THE LADIES
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK
WE WILL OFFER OF OUR LEADING SHOES
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THESE SHOES
ARE NOT SHOP WORN OR DAMAGED IN THE
LEAST. THIS SPECIAL REDUCTION IS AN OP-
PORTUNITY OF WHICH THOSE OF YOU WHO
ARE ABOUT TO LEAVE THE CITY SHOULD
AVAIL YOURSELVES.
LADIES' CLOTH TOP BUTTON,
IS and Sc, REDUCED TO s4
sDIEs' FRENCH KID, Low BUTTON.
$3.50. REDUCED TO So
-ADIEs HANDMADE KID BUTTON,
REDUCED TO $3.50.
LADIES' russell OXFORDS,
SO AND $3.50, REDUCED TO " AND $3.50
LADIES' KID OXFORDs,
$3.50. REDUCED TO $3.50.
ARTHUR
e. {; : j ; f F. Fl T :
l. co.
my25 1911 ST. N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

CORSET-COVERS, 1211c., FULL REGULAR MADE
~ hose and half-hose, 121sc. satin plaid nainsook
&c. bargains i'll linen table covers in coors and white
REPETTI Il CO.,
Hy1<o-3t lag B st. Sc.
nnn YARDS OF NEW FRENCH SATINE
fsOOO Remnants, most elegant patterns. 5000
yards Everett Classic Seersucker, SIC New Saline
Remnants, 6s4c. KAUFMAN'S Double Combination,
IIth ST. sc. my25-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
- ladies' fine jerseyrib vests, at &C. lace ouncing,
40 inc hes wide, 19c.; fruitof theloom cotton, SIC
my2o st kEPETTI & CO, 149 b st. e.
AIDES KID OXFORD TIES 59o., WITH PAT
WIDE for tender feet 99c Chidren's Tan aud Russell
spring heel Low Shoes, CSC. KAUFMAN'S Double
u OBERT DALkIN, TAILOR, $50 H STREET NV
IL Suits made to order. Suits from S.,2 up. Pants
from 81 up. A full line of Spring and Summer Sam
pies to select from. my25-6ts
MEMS OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS IN so DIFF
l ferent styles, including plain white with plated
and Bicycle fronts, 39c sizes to IL. BLUMS, 745
and 117 Sth ST. S. e. my25-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

MOTH FILES
Are now soundant warning persons look after their
furA For ssmaL per cent upon their value We clean
and insure them against all damage.
B. II. STINEMETZ & SONS,
mySS 1887 Penna ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

BoYs AND CHrLpREs,s C1orH1se.
OUR BEGINNING. AIN AND END.
With such Q stock Of Boys and Children,s Clothes
and "fxings." as this of ours, every Boy and
Child in Washington can be easily fitted out.
With such an array of crisp bright, new and novel
things. as grace our stock. We can gladden. every
mothers heart by properly adjoining the per-
son of her boy.
With our low and unchanging prices appeal strong
ly to the sense Of economy in expenditure,
while fully satisfying the love Of the beautiful
30 strongly implanted in the human heart.
With our straightout American method of calling
things by their proper names-anmal matter
wool" and vegetable matter cotton" .
spade spade" and o stone "stone"-Man,
Woman and Child are equally safe in tradin g
here.
With our STRICTLY ONE-PRICE SYSTEM the
child that can make known its wants fares as
well with as the most experienced buyer.
With entire building devoted to the wants of the
rising generation it is but reasonable to sup
pose We can suit your views and serve 20 u best
in all things pertaining to the wants of Boys
and Children
With respectful request that you see our styles and
and prices before you buy your Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing we bring this advertisement to
close.
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
THE BOYS IDEAL CLoTHIERs,
909 PA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

(NHALLIEs. VERY FINE QUALITY AND CHOICE
~ styles, only &c.; Kala ginghams, warranted fast
colors DC Can't be duplicated for less than 121xc.
my25-3t REPETTI CO., 149 b st. Sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-09
HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate
For Impaired Titaliiy
and weakened energy, is wonderfully successful.
WACO.
The Campbell Boys Carried Back to Wise
County-Suits Filed.

The Campbell Boys Carried Back to Wise
County-Suits Filed.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, Feb. Sd. S. Collier
was to-day arrested in Hillsboro by Dep
uty Sheriff Morrison of Hill county. He
is charged with attempting to pass a
check here several days ago at the Waco
state bank for Sli5, signed with the name
of Hooks, Darlington s Co., a we'll
known firm Of ltasca. Collier went by
the name Of VIM while in Waco.
Deputy Sheriff Williams of Wise county
arrived this evening ana carried of Dan
and Bob Compbell, who have been in
dicted for the murder of q deputy sheriff
i'm Wise county.
The following suits were fled in the
district court to-day: Robert Carey &
Co of New Orleans vs.. Eaton, Guinan &
Co. for Sl36l; p. II. WOnderle of Phil
Rdelphia vs.. Eaton, Guinan * Co., for
$3.50.
Policemen Knott and Moore arrested
n. +. Dixon several days ago for inter-
fering with them while they drove his
cows 10 the pound, and he filed a COM
plant against them for false imprison-
ment. They were tried to-day and ac-
quilted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-09
rHE FoRT MoRTH MARKEr-

BUTTER-Texas, l5e per b: northern,
asa 25e.
COTTON-S6ac.
CoFFEE-Rio. 17is al7iRc; prime, I9c; choice,
le6 lSlkc; fancy, 2S.c Java, 2Sc; Golden
Rio 20lac: Pea berry, 20is G20S,c.
CHEES Full cream Wisconsin, ls6l4l5c;
Badger state, l4a14iIc; young America. 14is6
l5iSc.
CANNED 9oODs-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 2bs, 81 sal IS; peaches, stan
3ibs, 81 Is; strawberries, 2Bs, 81 IS; black
berries, ans, 81 coal 10; green cages, s.; rasp-
berries, 2ibs, 81 20; mSrrowfat peas, 2bs 81 30;
oysters, full weight, lis, S5S7I 90; 2bs, 81 6na
i SO; tomatoes, standard, 24s, 95al co;
shs. 81 zeal s0i green corn, 81 l0Rl 80; salmon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-09
WANTED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
D. c. Kevar, Alias J. Gather Council, Taken
Back to North Carolina Convicted of Arson.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, Feb. 8.-Detective
Chase W. Rice arrived in the city this
morning from North Carolina with requi-
sitfon papers for D. c. Kever, alias J .
Gather Council, who was arrested in this
city several days ago on the charge of
being an escaped convict from North
Carolina. Detective Rice tells an inter-
estiug story regarding Kever's actions in
that state Kever's store in Reversible,
n. c., was burned in August last
and he was arrested and
charged with the crime. The trial came
off aud he was convicted of arson and
sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. He appealed his case
TO q higher court and was released on a
bond OF $1,000 to appear for trial in Janu-
arp, 1889. Kever then skipped his bond
anG Detective Rice started in search of
him and located him through the medium
Of q Young lady, Miss Ella Workman
by name, who joined him soon after he
left his home. Kever left 4 wife and
FIVE children and would not have been
caught had not Miss Workman the young
lady who left with him inadvertently
called him by his real name at some town
III Arkansas. Rice found that Kever's
brother had sent a postOffice order 10 this
city to Gather Council and telegraphed
TO the officers here, and he was captured
at the pUstoflicc when he went 10 have
the order Caseed.