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A Woman Works rs u Farm Hand for
IHIr:y-EVe Years.

FROM the M1nneapoilS jOurE2l.
In the circuit Court at Jefersonville, Ind,
Louis Bottorn was granted a decree of divorce
from Elizabeth BottorE 1t was also decided
thai Bottorh must pay the woman 81 900 ALI
mony. Bottorn Is the weaithiest man in Clarl;
county, and since the proceedings Tor divorce
were instituted he has become .otaily blind
Mrs. Boitorff is a woman with history. She is
30 years oi age anu ner husband Is past 40.
FOr.y years ago she lived Win ner pare.,t> ..
farm near SeIiersUury, aud was considered the
handsomcst girl III the county. Lovers she
hs1c Dy the scOIe, and ner parents spent d slnau
fortune ON her eaucation. Sine fell III love with
y poor sciOoima>ter, however, and wnen sue
ram away and married nIn her parents Cast
her OIL, AND toiQ ner never To Garken the door
of the oId homestead.
In d LttIe cottage near the farm upon which
she was born TIE young coupe lived happily
for about live years. Iwo pretty little u.u,I-
tiers born To them. anu there Was 10
brighter nreside IN the whole county. About
this time the young husband TOOK sick and
died, leaving ElS young vile, who had never
been useu To hardship, " care Tor the children
and earn "A livelihood. Inc small stocK OF
money nad soon dwindled away and she
found sIstrv Alton staring in the lace, Her
Parents refused 10 need her suppiicaLlons Ior
aiu, when she Oh ner bCndeu * ueeS begged
for iood ior her starving children they turned
her coldy away. sue a woman Oh in0ou,i-
table viii, and Al once set about TO secure EN-:
pioymeEt.
She could not get homework TO do, and the
fancy articles size nad learned 10 make were
not la dvnland. AT lens tn, IN despair, she hired
In The harvest ueiU- W men winter Came she
mauied rail, and did ali SORTS mental Work
AT the END vi her days iabors she would go
bone-sne Aau constructed little siIsaiIty in a
seciudeu spot OH II4e BANKS oi SILVER creek-aad
gather en0usn nrewood 10 Keep her children
WARM 0uriu. The 0ay. No Spartan mother " as
ever possessed ct more herosm. Instead of
pinins away, sac grew stioug, and her muscles
were i,s weii deve.ooeo as tnose OF any man In
tie County.
For tnirty-nye years she worked in this
manner. ana o'sreiy managed To- exc cut mis-
Xl~Ars
ground upon which her uoniicile was built and
colnpeiieu Her 10 move Mr. LOUIS Bo.torrt
kiBuiy gave her permission To live IN u small
clubhouse ou bis IIrnl. Two years later his If.
died, and IN short time he nIarried Elizabeth
Whaling anu LOOK her cniluren, VINO tad now
grown woiIannood, and cared Ior them as
his own
This was 1--WE months ago. The new Mrs.
Boitorn 1uIiy appreciated her position Us the
wife Ol The ricnesJ man in the county anu sool,
began ~ nolst herself above ner IoIuIer assU-
ciates. About Two mouths ago JItoru accused
his vile va InfdeiiIy, anu sac klcSeu iilIn out
Of the mouse tie applied tor "A divorce upon tue
grounas above stated, and Obtained legal sc pa
ration.
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Init ating lae Brethren.

FROM ihc bGfidi0 Courier.
Al q recent party N an uptown residence the
daInseis Insisted on being permitted TO show
tiIs4r brethren something new. They had
founded new order, IL was explained, and
wished 10 initiate the boys into Its mysteries.
Iney tCok possession oi the froul pariOr and
cIosed the IoloInS doors, leaving one of their
number OF guard. the gentlemen found ole of
their CROWD bedrdiess youta-iad uisap-
petred, ana wonucred what mad become OF RIui.
They learned 10 their sorrow. The lodge ueiny
in readiness ior The reception OF candidates.
OF The young men was escorted into The room.
he found Jour Diushing nlaidens stand
Ing in row in the corner of the
room with a tete IN front of them.
Upon this he was seated and blindfolded,
and then TODD that one oi the girls would KISS
him. IL he could guess her lame he would be
privileged ~ repeat the oscuiaIion, OF course
he made Il miserable failure DaI, Instead of be-
ing allowed ~ retire, was Compelled to OCCUPY
u seat Oh the opposite side OF the ROOM lust
imagine his feelings When the next victim was
led IN and had oeen prepared for the sacrifice
To see the missing bearsiiess youth rise no
gbosilike from DehInd tue girls, imprint "A good
sound sInacS ON tie upiiited aud eX pectant lips
OF the cssndidssie. and then dodge back 10 his
pisce OF eonce4iaIneut- One after liner of tn,.
young men Were yictimized. the fun oil IL was
Though, To hear some OF them demand more
than one trial before The removal OF the hood
winks-one, wealknown physician, no: being
conteat with less than three Kisses. He was
enthusiastic over their sweetness, until the
sweet turned to gall as he saw the boy
salute his successor on the throne OF mystery.
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We amt sayin word, are we:-Defeated Tn.
diotna pttper.
Poker Is the latest craze. That is if 3 O'Clock
Ia The morning can be called late- Yoakers
.Saiesatd5..
Tney were talking about second marriages
wuen u young woman Was moved TO enunclate
taio aDhOrisln: ''Sne VINO uniirries !, set,,nd
HUSBAND does not deserve have the g.sn.f for.
tune Ia lose The firsL.'-1id-btts.
A Bristol clergyman, who Is an earnest adyo-
cate vi 40 license, was asked election day IL
ne Was going 10 carry prohibition ticket
mo, said ne, III Vote with the Republicans
and pray for the prohibiIionsts.'.- Hrtd0eDOrt
lCosn.) Farmer.
A HinL-"Wili you have some tonic with
your Oyssers, Manner"
"ie>. Gel me some ginger ale"
''Glnger saie?''
Eyes, tnat pops, believe, when you open itn
boston C0ur.er.
A New YORK clergyman, In a recent sermon.
exnorteu his CONGREGATION To svote as you pray -
and later ON he advised them TO pray oIten,"-
Saoe and Leather Reporter.
A COW entered u CHURCH in Canada and drove
the Choir out. The congregation i'm nediateIy
took up a collection anu bought the cow.-Bur-
ttagton free Press.
Car driver: "You can't smoke that pipe In this
car" Workman: "And why nor?" Driver:
because there are ladies in the car" Work-
man: '-Sure, that's the very razon want to
take u whiff want 10 deaden the smell o. the
chape musk and patchouiy. Teas Ssfsiags.
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FFF U U RRR eSSe
F. s 8 8 kRf i s sss
+ uu y + E ssss =

Selected SKINS made up as Trimmings. Mufs
Stoies Boas. etc. Prices as low quoted for cheap
and inferior limitations. We keep in stock only such
Furs as found in Furrer's welselected stock, and
being content with small profit for cash sales
quote prices fifty per cent lower.
So The Stock lately purchased tor cash of a man.
ufacturer (who could afford wait for the cold
weather) includes the skins of Lynx. Opossums
Beavers. Rsccoons. Monkeys, Badgers. Black ,and
Gray Coaey. Russia and silver Hares Red and Sill
yer Foxes etc. We having the skins made up as
quickly as possible. Some exhibition on and after
November 18th. Prices will be quoted to astonish
Won.
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l1l2 f STREET NORTHWEST.
A FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES & SONS FURNI
IuRE STORE
GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF CLOTHING

GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF CLOTHING.
EYER or FERED IN wAsHINGToN. IMMENsE
T T,ah 10 STAY BIT BEISe PhsIRou5 OF IN,
i6GsT ASS p.k TpopS I'M rIMnM1hBtAIsEf APP
AMI RUSH BUSINESS AT ONCE. WE SHALL
GIVE You ALL A GRAND CHANCE TO BUY
YOUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT REDUCED RATES. OUR GOODS ARE MADE
WITH SPECIAL CARE 10 The MANTs OF THE
CCsTOM-WURK,- AT ABouT HALF THE COST
WE WANT YOUR TRADE. AND VIZ AREGoiNG
WILL DO 1T: FAIR AND HONEST DEALING
HIVE s lab f SR T rhh Bt NJ
st Ho SpT Ma bhA pFTs A Ar MAT r Ne
STREETS DAILY wITH MIsFiTs THEY Will
NOT COME FROM Us Our CLOTHING FITS
S S ffS s voc 81 SsH p g 2 70 fhfnE
some TsILo, ~, MAXI %ot, ASP Ar Hall
cS e THE S Ssb TASk TkE E asR
THh aES ARE Il e r nE L ALI S hkE
MA MAR WITH THEIR BOYS: THE YOUTHS
no THE 1KtAT COMBINAIIoN SALE OF
WoRk SGM fe SiT Fa THG F FIT sssIPos
pLAIING; THERE ARE kAkGAINs FOR YOU.
"a HfIh IL Sel xLE WILL BE
a A. b" OK MA To VOC; LII TO Is BIT We
SEW STORE; h s One w sET : YSS Wfss:
II" Or NJ EkptHiS MEA Al Gus1oMER F26
INTRODUCE OUR GOODS TO YoC VIZ KNOW
THAT WE WILL GIVE YOU BITTER CLOTHING
FOR YOUR MONEY THAN ANY ONE IN THE
CITY. COME AND SIZE Us, TRY Us AND WE
RE iLh n1 OR MoSa9 REFuSDHb s AT Tx THE
GREAT COMBINATION COOPERATIVE
CLOTHING HOUSE. lll2 ST. NV.
WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE LINE OF PIECE
GopDs FOR ORDERED WORK, REPkEstNT.
ING BROWNING. KING co. BROADWAY.
NEW YORK: GEORGE st MMERS a co, bOS-
TON. AND TOWER HALL. PHILADELPHIA.
Mr. wM. DEMOTT HAS CHARGE OF THE
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
oc6-ws j. HIRAM SMITH, Business Manager
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Prizes csshed In Full Without Deduction.

No eta52 draws Capital Prize. $1,000 sold is
New Orleans. Boston, Mass. Chicago. H. MAnchsster
a. and heeilr. Ky No. aspou draws Sesspnd IaptAi
frlze. S25No, soid IA ran Francesca, Gal Boston,
Mass, a Il Ssn Antonio Tex M 8-sr,S draw
lhrd capital Prize sloO,si. sold i'm New Work aid
San Francisco. Cal No. 1901 draws $1,000 sold ina
New ork, San Francisco. Ial, afro. H. ~haknpee
Mini and Plaouemii la. No. 62s25 draws
>o,uhn. sold in New hork aud Nlrginta CIV Ney
Nos 2s.?, ll2oo 1883. 4s.so2 ~ g,s draw each
$1,000 sod in New York. New Orleans Rostou
Mass. chicago. HI. san Francisco aud ~arramrnfo
City. Cal. kan>as city No.. Omaho Nrb Fort
Wayne. Ind, Canton, Miss, Newark and Ieips,
Ohio and [ MON Hall. Nv. -
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60 / $$ Il e k k { SIS
OOO LII 90 r 4 SSSO

We think almost every lady in Washington must
nave read our advertiseme of the other day. That
1T Is an i'll wind that blows nobody good" Is evident
1t was hard ON the Cloak Man acturer but good for
the Paais Royal and its patrons. Though are Of
fering CLOAkS at half usual prices we are making q
fair prft. Another illustration that. cash purchases
are always the cheapest
SAMPLE BARGAINS.
WALKING JACKETS. West Of England Cloth,
Double Breasted, Fleece Lined, Taior-made $4.4S
worth $3.50
WALKING JACK ETS, Fancy Stripes and Checks
bound in Silk Braid, latest London style, $685. worth
5000.
JERSEY JACKETS. Satin Finished, Silk Braid,
Binding. S6.S7 worth $3.50
NEWARK Ell Of Check Cloth. with Buttons to
MATCH Cape and Three Straps, Double-i reas,ed
Coachman Back. the very latest London Importation
$15. orth $50 SO.
WRAPS OF silk Astrakhan. Silk Lined, Tailor Fin.
ished. $l4.4S. Would be bargain at 500
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS. Real seal Ornaments
Satin Quilted go Sold usually for $50, and cheap
at that price.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS ETC,
In almost as large variety In ladies' goods, and at
prices OUT competitors don't pretend to compete
against.
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A Singular Use Of the Mails.

WERE ANNOYED AND TOKMENrED
oliver +. Holland, u pressman employed by
r. w. Koch in Baltimore, WAS arrested yester-
DAY ny Detective Gauit ON the charge OF using
the United states mails for illegal purposes.
The circumstances which attend the arrest as
stated by the detective, are as follows: For
about year j. j. GiichrisL, G. c. CasseII G.
BaftniOw and w. W. Dash, printers AT Mr..
hochs establishment, have beeu greatly an
hoyeo ny cei'liS anonymous letters and
postal cards. lhe writer Oh these communic;,-
tioiis INDUCED i'll obscene language, InsiuuuLeu
sianders ABOUT his victims IaInliIes, and even
~e..t 50 far as to send 10 Lueir wives liz boxes
hlieu with MIN. 1n addition TO this means OF
Causing annoyance and exciting disgust no
slSn the Eaine Oh one OI uiS victims. He would
Wflte u lawyer, Tor Instance 10 Call upon CAS-
seal To obtain "a case Tor ulvUrce To person VINO
ilao advertised Tue loss vi iloney, to call upon
Dash; to gentleman who had lost a scarf uln
10 cail upon GiicnriSt; 10 u lady who lost ;,
watcu AMI CHAIN, 10 20 10 see EarthiOW who
lie stated, hau found the Things. The peOp,e
VINO received these answers to tneir ADVERTISE
hients would visit the unfortunate man wuose
Maine WAS signed, and wiien ne protested lsuOr.
;iuce Oh tue matter they would leave with u very
unsaSOraDie ana suspicious IMPRESSION. Coal
was Oruereo " Ineir houses 10 be paid Tor upou
delivery, ana some uOss ana Otner animals
were ALSO sent. The poor Victims anu their
families were almost distracted Dy the persist
eucy with which tley were persecuIed Atter
u While they got u joint letter teeming with
Vuisarity ANA threatening TO Aeep up per-
secutIOn. luis Was too Inucu for human ma.
ture " sand, so they gathered III. some of The
letters ana took them " Post tuis ter Brown
VINO reported the matter 10 the Posi- Once
authorities i'll this city, and inspectors were
detailed To lind out the writer vi the com nu.
nications, WIN the result as above stated. HOi.
iana, however, ueuies having been concerned
III this persecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13
I oUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

NC DO hereby cerTffv hidf upe,rgsr hr 0vr1no.
MONS for az me Monthly and Quarterly Drasrtro,
az The Louisiana STATE Lo,fsrV Op'aprrU and IN ~.
sana0c aud me DTu,o1lsO. keynss,~s ,,,d
that INC coaducycd Ii x, Ia yress oad
fn good yauh tondrd all parties tcs dho1rs ~
Company 20 This oeTtfcdse TaosBsl<s ~ S.r
ssUIdiskTcs uudched. fn IFS adpsyrlselnezus"
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

looo numbers ending with ~ being the two las
hgur~ OF the number drawing the capital Prize of
SsS,oNN-S25
Inc subscribers having supervised the Single Yum.
oer bra~lny, Class - Louisiana state LOTTERY,
herhN certify that the above are the numbers which
were inns DAY drawn nom the loooOo piac,d In the
Wneei, with the prizes corresponding To them
nness our hands at New Orleans, la. this Tues
day, November 9th, lssa
q. 7. BEAUREGARD
j. A. EARLY,
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Did All Their Coursing by Letter.

a FENNS1 LNANIA GIRL GOES WEST TO NARRY
A NAN SHE HAD NEVER SEEM
About year ago Andrew j. kimball OF
Forsy tn. Montana, sought acquaintance with
an eastern lady with view u marriage. Meet.
ing friend VINO was coming east he requested
him " hunt up u iady with whom he might
correspond. The gentleman interested himself
IN kimualfs behalf and secured Miss Maggie
A. huoJes, OF Huntington, Pa, rs correspond
ent, aud letters were exchanged, as wei Is pho
tograpns. After years correspondence aud
although Mr. ki,nbaii and miss Rhodes had
never seen each other, they agreed to marry
aud kinbail sent Miss Rhodes money to take
her ~ BISMARCK. Dak., wuere he promised 10
meet TIER. Sue left Huntington on the 25lh oi
October and on the 29In the couple were mar
RED NJ Miles City, Montana, by Rev. =. E.
Snyder. Inc marriage notice appeared In the
huntington papers Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

An equestrian statue Of Washington, destined
for the city oi Philadelphia, has just been fin
ished Ia Berlin. IL will oe shipped in December.
Fret Archer was buried at Newmarket yes
Serday. Business was suspended in tue whole
town. Among the moorners were half dozen
lorGx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

The committee on federal relations Of the Yer.
mont leg ,siature has reported y bili authorizin.
te state 10 settle any Indebtedness OF tie stat.
10 the general government on account OF arm.
issued III excess Of her quota.
A severe snow Storm, accompanied by q gale
OF wind, set In at Columbus. o., yesterday alter.
noon, aud the gr0unQ was soon covered with
saow " the depth u TWO inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13
WHr. WY. WIZ.

WHY HAVE YUoR ovERcoAT MADE
TO MEASURE WHEN you CAN GET ONE
JUST Az GOOD. Just AS STYLISH IN
CUT. JUST AS WELL MADE AND WITH
AS FINE TRIMMINGS FOR NE-oTHIRD
LESS MONEY.
THE ASSORTMENT OF ovERCoATs Is
ALMOST UNLIMITED. THEY ARE
MADE OF ROUGH, ROUGHER TOUGHEST
BEAVERS, woRsTED LINED, CAssI-
MERE LINED AND SILK LINED. OF
SMOOTH kERSEYS AND BEAVERS. OF
CASHMERE AND CHEv1OTS WITH
PLAIN Edges. WITH CORDED EDGES.
WITH VELVET PIPEp EDGES
THE NEWEST THING FOR YOUNG MEN
Is THE ENGLISH CAPE OvERCOAT.
THEY ARE MADE OF CASHMERE. CHE
VIOT AND KERSEYS. WITH sILk-LINED
CAPES
FINE LINE OF BOYS AND YOUTHS
OVERCOATS, IN PLAIN, BLUE AND
MIXED KERsEYs. BLUE AND BROWN
''CHINCHILLA,' BEAVERS, JUST RE-
CEIvED.
ALSO. SOME VERY HANDSOME FANCY
OVERCOATS FOR THE SMALL BOYS.
E. B. BARN MUM 4 CO..
n12 931 PExHsyLvANA AVENUE
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hfncss ehouhtiuk
Application for rates tn clubs should be made only
10 ine otlice OF the Company In New Orleans
FOR 1urther Information write clearly, giving full
address fOSTAL MITES, kxpress Money OrderA
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter Cur
rency py Express Cal oW expenseJ addressed
IL A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. "A.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and address Re-
6tered Letters
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
NIB New Orleans. Ii
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GGG EER Nm N TIT m ESQ
G G En- Nm T s..
Coo ZEE Il mn ssss
FURNISHINGS.

FURNISHINGS.
glance in the show window of the Palals Royal
Will convince You we keep Fine Goods moderate
prices visit to the department., which is close
door of lilo Pennsylvania avenue, will salty you
That our assistants are intelligent and gentlemanly
WILL YOU COMPARE
Our 25c. Satin Lined Puff. Knot ard Flat sCARFs
with those sold elsewhere for 38c.
Our 44c SCARFS in Puffs Knots. FOur-n-Hand
and Flat shapes with those sold elsewhere for 75c
Remember, manv Of these Scarfs are hand-em-
broIdered in silk.
Our Csc SCARFS Of Messrs Fisk, Clark q Flagg
win those sold elsewhere for 81.
Our superb stock Of NECKWEAR for Fun Dress
wear with same styles. sold elsewhere for twice the
money.
UMBRELLAS
The Umbrella Department is the largest in Wash
ington' ana prices are quoted nearly half those
charged by the majority of stores
SILK UMBRELLAS. with warranted Sterling Silver
Handles. 81. IS, elsewhere Sd so
sik UMBRELLAS with warranted IA karat roll
gold Handles 81. Us. elsewhere 81.
lOOO Novelties just received from London The
very latest styles OF Handies No fancy pr.cea
~ Agents for the Genuine "Gloria" Cloth UN.
BRELIAS.
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He0is uderep,ed Banks .r,,f Bdnler, ,Ciu pau du
Prizes dram The Louisiana Sydte LOTTERIES sra,cA
osoy BE presented ~ cosusters
J. H. ooLEsBY.
Pres Louisiana National Bank
J. W. kILBRETH,
Pres State National Sank.
A. BALDWIN.
Pres New Orleans National Bank.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTFD
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated IN ls6s for twenty-five years by tho
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purtssa~
with capital of Si,UUo.UOo-to which a reserve
fund OF over $4,000 has since been added
BY an overw helming popular n anchise wss
made part of the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd A. ID. 1873
Its Grand single Number Drawings viii take place
monthly. Hne,sr sca.ss pOstpo'se4 Look al the
following distribution:
l99th Grand Monthly
AND THE
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORI.EANs
TUESDAY, Drd r-MB.-k IA 1851
Under the personal supervision management OF
GIN. e. T. BEAURk6ARD, of Louisinna. and Z, IN
JUBAL A EARLY of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE. SlhOOO0
A1-Notce-Tickeis are Ten Dollars only. Halves, 81
fuths. 81. Tenths. 81
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CASH VEnsus CaEnrr,
AND HOW THE LEADERS OF THE
VARIOUS STORES ARE AT.
FECTED THEREBY.

Merchants that sell credit cannot afford to sell -
cneaply as they hosel for cash only.
ILLUSTRATIONS By THE
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:: :; E.. s. s. :: :: :; :,
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES
lady visited the Palais Royal with sample of .
Leader offered by one of its competitors. The lady
bought that offered by the Palais Royal for S5c
yard. and acknowledged the quality be superior to
the higher priced article termed q "Ieader.''
BLACK SILKS
NAOHey TeiunueO II unSat1SfACtOry.)
Our leading competitors all do credit business. and
the header for $i.4S. of one of whom obtained
sample positively WAS no better than the Silk offered
by The Palais Royal for Sl.19.
PRIEsTLEY's MOURNING GOODS
Henriettas "Drap Alma" "Melrose" Diagonals,
Cancels Hair. Freeze. etc The regular prices of the
Palais Royal are lower in price than any Header"
offered elsewhere.
PLUsHES AND vELvETS - Plain and Fancy
colorngs
EVENING BROCADES AND STRIPES with plain
Silks. Surahs, Satin Rhadames Satin Duchess and
Faille Franchise to match.
We find it unnecessary to give much attention to
washington competitors. Our aim is to otter Silks
below New York pr ce. " neither we do so or not
can be ascertaned by sending tor samples the New
York houses and then comparing with the Silks
of the Palas Royal
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3 d : i Is ! t En- E S$$ Il + ! = !. t..
GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Palais Royal Competitors may quote "leade rs,'
etc. but the regular prices of the Paals Royal will be
1Ound LII every instance lower.
81 Strictly cash sales and purchases is the expla-
nation.
ILLUSTRATIONS:
Oriental Chenille Portie;es, 31Axl1a yards s.. 80
pair. Sold elsewhere for S1u
Oriental Chenille Table Covers 49, for 81. 90; ga
for S2.6S. These Covers cost elsewhere 81 rs and
$3.50 respectively.
Observation-Disclosures Felt with ann,iouo uvor,- ond
embroidery, fancy tassels, 4Sc. yard; cannot be
duplicated elsewhere under CSC.
Persian Tides-Most beautiful Oriental designs,
worked In colored woods and gold tinsel They have
inged ends and specially adapted for decorating
furniture. etc. the Paals Royal price, CSC; else
where, 81.
NOVELTIES.
P1ncushions-Large size, satin covered, Soc
Some trimmed with lace and ribbons, $l.2a
Piacushions and Toilet Bottles covered with satin
and hand embroidered in elaborate STYLE s. SS SET
LACE TIDES ETC,
From &c. to $685. at tie latter price we show hanf
made, antique lace Bed sets.
S. stock of s. 900 worth Of Lace Tides to select
from.
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The AndOver HeterOdOxy.
THE AMENDED CHARGES AGAINST THE PRO-

FESSORS.
The amended charges against Professors
Smyth, Tucker, Harris, Churchill, and Hincks
have been sent 10 the board vi visitors OF An
dover Theological Seminary. The specifications
give In detail the "herLerodoxy' of Prof. Smyth.
lie holds, first, tlat the Bible is not the "only
perfect rule OIL faith and PRACTISE" second, that
CHflsL In dis days vi humiliation Was finite
being limited In all his attributes, capacities
ana attalnInentS, in Other words, Was not s.l;o,i
III Man; THIRD, Lnat man has the power or
Capacity 10 repent without tue knowledge of
they have received Knowledge Oh ''HIstorlc
Cnfist, are EOt sinners, Or IL iney are, are not
vi such slniulnesS ;is To Ue i'll danger OF being
lost; ffth that no man can De lost without nav.
Ing khowiedge OF Christ; sixth, tnat Tue atone
ment W CarIst consists essentially in His be-
coming luenuned win the human race tnruyn
His incarndtion; seventh, that tie Irinlty ia
modal or monarcliau, ami MOI trinity of per
SONS; eighth, tnst the work OF the Holy Spirit ia
chiefly conIlneu To tle sphere of historic
Christianity: ninth, that the salvation OF men
Is not whoiiy ny grace; tenth, THAT faith ought
10 De scientific and rational rather than scrip
turai; that there Is probation after life for ali
men who 90 no decIsiveiy reject Christ and
That this should be emphasized and made even
central IN systematic theology.
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