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Evening star., 1886-11-09
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11 THE ESkfs FSkSsrtyAsr. NtT asS ROUTE sgrrHwr,,
sEE RaEhHh R hEacNh ftES PFP
IN EFFECT july lITH lsso
Trains leave Washington from of sixth
For Piitsburg and The West chicago Limited Expires.
q ne ra,sse slesPias ,,x Cars n so A. daily Ea
and % Ho.el Car TO s.. Louis daily, except saturday.
SS Sleeping prsss Cars WASHINGTON 20 chass Sa
at Harrisburg with western ExpTess. Te11eSs 1iss
Face EIprsss loso NJ dss ss for s. ,lsSars kSS,.
snd the West with through Sleeper Harrisburg -
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. IanandaguA Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Cars Washington TO Rochester
For williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira. $50
A. NJ daily, excerpt SUNDAY.
900 s nsd io ,ss ans nai es and oS A
sEo ,,,..i A ~; 200 4l5; loDo aud ll2o 2; M
NJ and $50 p AZ daily. except sunday, -
For Boston without change, 2:yO z. NJ. every day.
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex aiiori.
ing iirecttransfer TO Fulton Street avoiding double
Eel raSe across New y ork CITY.
For Philaaelphia 1;l5. 300 aud 100 A. NJ. 200
300 A. NJ, 300 4:i5 500 ioso aud ii:2o Si.' p II.
Limited Express. sao A NJ and 800 r. NJ daily
70 ESe $50 i:i5 ss .ss ssS ssS go 90 10 iosd
800. 4:l5, 600, 7:io 1850 aud / :s6 r N
For Popes Creek Line, sI5 A. NJ. and s4o r. n
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis 7:15 A. NJ, 1905 and 4-3 p NJ daily
except SUNDAY. sundays. 300 A. NJ, 4:l5 r. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND a ki.D Exit ks.,Uis,5 RAIL
WAY. AMI ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. $500, 705, s:25 1885, and ll:s5 A
NJ. 100, 4:2o. 435. 6Ol, 300, and ii 50 T.. NJ u
sunday AT 800, s:25, 1905 A. N. 500 r. NJ.
For Richmond and the south. $500, lo.Do A. NJ. daily
and 4;o =. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria " ashington 6-D5. 500
loo 1910 4. NJ Loo. 3.u5, 3.-,3 $40. .Oa
and lo:42 r. NJ, and l2:lo midnight except Mon
day.. On sunday al 500 and lO:lU A. N. 7ua
lO:42 T. NJ. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information a. the office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and as
tie station. where orders be lett the king
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and resdenceS
CHAS. l.. PUGH. General Manager.
j. r WOOD, General Passenger Agent. yl2
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OuR LACE CuRrA1N DEPARTMENT

with large importing house of their entire stock on
hand of Curtains and Curtain Net such figure that
sell LACE CURTAINS at 80 per cent less
than any figure ever offered, and the Net in the
proportion. While the variety Of the stock is large
the quantity of some numbers is limited the timely
purchaser reaps positive bargain.
We positively refuse to sell these goods to any mer-
chant who buys them with the intention of reselling
them. We have resolved that this benefit shall only
be shared by OUR patrons.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS in Ecru and
White 55c. per pair worth 75c.
$1.25 RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
yards long, tape bound Ecru and White
worth S1.25 per pair worth g. This Is a curtain
that will never again be offered for Sl.25
81 per Only 500 pairs in stock Intending pur
chasers will do well to note this fact as they
pair. will easily disappear.
New patterns and extra quality CURTAINS Ecru
and White, $14O. 81. 60 and So per pair Goods that
are worth respectively $225. 81 so and $2.S5 per
pair.
1925 Beautiful and extra quality RUSSIAN
per pr, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS 4 yards long.
worth tape bound. 50 25 per pair, worth So IS per
50. 75. pair A limited number only.
Better grades and beautiful line at 81 SO. So rs
and $3.50 per pair. worth 1926, 81 aud $3.50 per
pair.
Rich and elegant designs double and twisted thread
RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
yards long, very wide. at SD 15 per pair, worth 75
The BEST QUALITY and PRETTIEST DESIGN
CURTAINS in the city for 81 per pair.
In REAL LACE CURTAINS we have the most
extensive line ever placed on sale.
In beautiful and odd designs. full length a yards
lOng). 60 inches wide
Evening star., 1886-11-09

IL RUN NNESs
Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR,
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
can be given in cup of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and Will effect a permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands
Of cases. and in every instance perfect has fol
lowed. 1T NEVER gAILs The system once imprey-
mated with The Specific, 1t becomes utter imposs-
oaiiiy ior the liquor appetite to exist
FOR SALE BY
DIR. s. F. WARE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner l4th and + streets also, r. h. HELPHEN
SHINE corner l4th street and Vermont avenue,
Washington, u. C.
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of
testimonials from the best women and men from all
pA1s VI the Country. ocZ4s.tu,th
Evening star., 1886-11-09

There are few Curtains to compare with these.
Great variety of patterns in Antique, Applique,
Swiss and Real Lace Curtsns
Nottingham Curtain Net tape bound. 1Sc, worth
Csc.
800 different patterns Curtain Net to select from, in
prices ranging from 15c to 15c. per yard.
Latest designs in Fancy Curtain material. Persian
and Madras Curtain Drapery at 121ac. and 15c. per
yard
lovely line Of Bed Sets In Antique and Russian
Nottingham in all prices, ranging from $35 per
up.
Our $3.50 sets in Russian Nottingham is beautiful
design, twisted thread. and will launder well.
An accumulation of remnants OF Curtain Lace will
be sold out very cheap.
Come and see our Curtain Lace Department. The
largest and best lighted in the city
The one great opportunity of yours to buy Curtain
ing aud Curtains cheap Don't let 1t pass by.
ALL OUR GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
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Evening star., 1886-11-09
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Evening star., 1886-11-09

SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoYA1
GREAT REDUCTIONS UNTIL NOVEMBER 9TH
AS FOLLOWS
CSC. 3-Button Kid Gloves for Soc. pair
75c. 4-ButtOn Kid Gloves tor 6:sc. pair.
SSc 5-Houk Lacn,s Gloves for 19c. pair.
SSc 5-ButtOn Kid Glove, for 1Sc. pair
Sl.I5 4-ButtOn Embroidered Gloves. Csc pair,
35c. 81 ut, lou Cashmere Gloves, for DOC pair.
6-Buton length Jersey Gloves. l5c pair.
ROth's Patent DOube-BOne Corsets, Sl.l0
Thompson's Glove Fitting Culsets 95c
X. d q. Corsets. at 75c value 81.
Madame 1hOmpsOn'S ~pinal Protecting Cor sets, ,75c
Folsom Corsets, Spinal Protecting aud Adjustible
Hip" 5uc.
Elegant assortment Ladies' Fancy Collars and Cuffs
2Oc. set Cheap at DOC.
Ladies' Chemisettes extra long, 25c. worth 35c
Ladies' Tucked Chemisettes, 2Uc.. worth SOC.
Ladies embroidered Collars 3 for .5c
Ladies' Grain Leather Natchels with pocketbook,
6Oc. Lined Alligator Coin Purses, sc. each.
$3.50 Imported Jerseys, coat back, ST. 80
81 10 Imported Jerseys. coat back 'front.' s. l0
$3. I5 Imported b. aoed Jerseys front, So 10
So Imported Beaded Jerseys vest 'front.' 9S
Infants Cashmere Long (1Oaks with Cape, So
Infants Embroidered Long Cloaks $40, worth Sl6
Infants Mother Hubbard Long ClOaks So rs.
Children's Cashmere COaks, embroidered cape, S.
J. NJ FOLLIN,
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
oc2S 9147th Street. Bet land Knw
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
JR POIOM AC RIVkI, LANDINGS.

I.-oR PofoMAC RIVt.I, LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAkEFIELU
Leaves sth-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at . a. m. Returning
TT UESDANS, fridays and ST DAY u. M, lolctr
ilE al liiver Landings Tar as somini Creek Curr-
oinaii, Va and ST. Clements Bay, NC Connects wiIh
u, x u. X X AL Shepherds see schedule.
JOHN L. PADoETT Agent
e W. RIDLEY, Manager. fes
hIRECT To NEW IORk-FRFIGHT STEAM
IL ERS JOHN al BSON and r. G. KNIGHT leave
her A. last RIVER, y. Y. every SATURDAY nj "a
p.; 9th 81 wharf. Washington. every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. a,S
Mt VERNON, MI VERNON
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves ath-street wharf daily except sunday fos
Mt " ernon al 10 O'Clock ala. Returning teaclles
WASH lington about $3.50 pm
sel6 /. l. BLAKE. Captain.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
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Evening star., 1886-11-09
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Evening star., 1886-11-09
DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS AND BKD Conronrs
500 Pairs of BED BLANKETS at 81. rs Sl.5O g.
$25O. &c. -. 50. 90, 81. ss $40.
The above were all bought early in the season and
are much under the present prices.
800 BED COMFORTS from 75c. to So
DRESS GOODS, in great varieties from 121hc, l5c.,
Csc. to $1.5U. All Colors and Qualities.
Full Line of STRIPED vELvETs for Trimming,
from 75c. to 50.
We have the Largest Stock of UNDERWEAR we
have ever carried ana at right pricea
JOHNSON q LUTTRELL,
n6 713 Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
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Evening star., 1886-11-09

Sw1Frs SpEc1r1c
Is natures own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests OF Georgia The method by which
II is made was obtained by half-breed from the
Creek Indians who inhabited a certain portion OF
Georgia which was communicated one OF the early
settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down
10 the present day. The demand has been grad
ualiy increasing uutil SIOO,UUO laboratory is
now necessary to supply the trade A foreign
demand has been created. and enlarged facilities WELL
be necessary TO meet 1t. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, CATARRH, sCROFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM. BLOOD TAINT,
hereditary otherwise, without the use of Mercury
Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and On Blood
and skin Diseases mailed free
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
IL Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

CoSDEMNISG THE REV DE- WoopRow
.he iiesny erian synod OF Texas, Just before the
.utoui nh4ent, = Vote Was reached on the Case
% Tue IseF Dr. James Woodrow, of Columbi,,
?. Z, the principal professor in the Presbyte,
Iian seminary 1t that place. DIR. Woodrow in
,n,, tp .4e uispieasure of the southern Presby-
teiian church by his liberal views which were.
oeciareu oy tne Ueorgla sy nod To be at variance
W.. the oftaou"x doctrines OF the church and
tbat y hod after a heated discussion i,st sprino
iscoii.hehoed nis Dismissal from the professor
sup heiu al Columbia Notwithstanding the
sOts Ol cehsure by the Georgia synod ne chung
70 MS Olice awaiting action by other southern
- uots. uhGef whose JOINT patronage the college
. I"ihtiheo. woodrow relied ON the Texas
syhou 10 sustain him, but the Georgia recon-
naendation OF dismissal was adopted.
Aiehoishop Ryan oecreeS that MARRIAGES
must t3ke place IN the morning with "A nunfi.i
mass and, iaiiinS that, in the aftsrnoon Ea
AUS taat tie oecfee viii not be relaxed tor rea.
sons oi mere convenience AS"-
"A sig 4! sl9cA oi earthquake was felt In Reno.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
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Evening star., 1886-11-09
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE
w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAE
w RDADCo

Schedule In effect August l. 1885
Trains Will leave from and arrive at H A. r. staton
9Th and follows
Leave Washington $40 a m daily except sunday
and 3:ao T. IN. daily, arriving at Round Htil Al "a a
M anu .:le pm Returning trains leave Round IIiu
al 6ss daily and 3:l5 o. NJ daily eNc,.Is sun
day. arriving at Washington $40 a IN and .,.ls
Monthly and quarterly communication rates oUlD-
mile tickets SO
aulO snnerinIant.,,
Evening star., 1886-11-09

III o U EFURNI IsHINGs
We have Just received another shipment of Bigelow.
Loweii and Hartford Carpets, comprising WiIon's,
Body Brussels and extra super Ingrains: also Mo-
quet'e Velvet ana ROxbury Tapestry: kensing:on
Art Squares all sizes, Silk Pushes, spun silk and
Fancy SILK Furniture Coverings, Irish Point swiss,
Cluny and Nottingham Lace Curtains. Raw Silk and
Chenele Table Covers, all sizes. Those in
choice goods Will find it their advantage examine
our stock before purchasing
HOOE BRO. & CO.,
Ocl 1928 + street.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
LADIES' GOODS

ATISS 7. F. WILLS, HAVING JUST RETURNED
M from New York with the latest sty les DC has
opened Dressmaking Parlors at llO7 r ST. u. W.
(Mme Palmer's), and Is prepared to do frstclass
work.
= T. Tayior's system Of cutting and fitting
Tailor-made Suits q speciality. nA6ts
Evening star., 1886-11-09
SPECIALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS D r
XNXLltk All business confidential Ladies andgea
tten oO cents each. 4OS Street. between eth .lnl
5tl streets northwest. unyti-atws
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without OF kniie caustic
Or hgature Cure guaranteed Can ue Consulted a,
xl3 sd ST. u. W. from 70 opm apy-lzms
Evening star., 1886-11-09

hR. DODDS NERVINE. No. "a PERMANENT
l)Cure tor Nervous and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, Loss OF
Vitality, caused by indi,cretion, excesses, dc.
Sod at STANDIFORD'S, ST Cloud Pharmacy cor
ner Stn and + sts. Price, 81
Sent by mai sealed seoihstuSm
Nj NE DE- FOs EST. .LONG-ESTAB Bill SHED AND
XNx ieliabe Ladies' Physician, can be consulted daily
u ner residence, LAO 9Th St Office hours from
10 m, with Ladies only. ocI .-lms
Evening star., 1886-11-09
THE PRAYER BOOK REVISION.
List OF the Changes Adopted by the Epis.
cOpii Convention.

The following Is a summary OF the changes
finally adopted and Incorporated in the Prayer
Book by the late Protestant Episcopal conven-
tion:
Table of contents corrected.
insertion of tn Feast of the TRANSPORTATION
in the calendar for the 9th day of August.
Table of Lessons
Note on Ecclesiastical Full Moon
Insertion of TRANSPORTATION in the Table of
Feasts.
New Tables for Easter Day, to the year 2O13.
MORNING PRAYER.
Print Gloria PutTi after rubric following
Tenite.
Permits Gloria ~, EIceEsts after Psalter
Omits printing Gloria in Ercelsis here.
Inserts rubTic before BeaedtctUS.
Full form of BeHeGictus.
Change of rubric before Apostles Greed. re-
Quiring the words. 'He went into the place of
departed spirits, in ase of the omission of "He
descended into nell"
Insert again" after He rose," in the Apos-
ties Greed, wherever it occurs.
EVENING PRAYER
Permission to omit Elaboration and Confes-
sion. except on Sunday.
A short exhorIation, "Let us humbly confess"
&c
Print Amen after first form of Absolution.
Cnange ruoric directing people To repeat the
Lord's prayer with the minister "wheresoever
else it Is used in Divine SERVICE"
Print Gloria ava E1cetsis in Order for Evening
Prayer.
Insert Magnificent
Permission To Use 42d Psalm, instead of Mag
nycdt, Cuntote or Bonun est, during Lent.
Insert Nsnc Dimitis.
Permission TO use Psalm xliii. during Lent
Same order as in Morning Prayer, respecting
the Creed.
Restore Tighten our Darkness from Eng
THE LIrANY.
Add the suffrage, THAT 1t may please Thee
to send forth more laborers into Thine harvest
with response.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-05

An Easton pa telegram says Ed
ward Hartell, aged forty.four, Of New
York, o horse-thief serving q three
years. sentence, commencing June Is,
1888, cut his way out Of the Northamp-
ton-county prison during last night, and
up to this evening no trace Of him has
been found. He was confined in the
upper tier Of cells and worked at a
loom. On this he could stand and reach
the ceiling.
He cut away the plaster, dug through
brick-and-stone layer eight inches
thick, sawed through rsfter four By
six inches, then through a foot-boari
and the tin on the roof. lie was then
on top of the building, and to reach the
ground, fifty feet below, he used a rope
made Of csrpet-cbain, which be had Sc
cured from the loom. lie left an anger
and steel punch behind, but took his
saw. How be got these articles is q
mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-05
Misleading Figures.

The New York Tribune allows . cor
respondent to do gross injustice to the
South in pretending to state the rela-
tive proportions of the revenues Of the
country paid by tho Nsrth and the
South. Hs credits the southern States
with paying over twenty-eight millions Of
the internaltaxes, but cuts down her pro-
portion of the customs duties to less
than six millions. This, Of course, means
that, because New York city collects q
hundred millions Of customs revenue,
New York city pays hundr d millions
of that revenue. But this assumption
is based upon untenable grounds. For
example, Virginia alone pays ss much
Of the customs duties as the Tribune
writer credits to the whole South.
New York, on the contrary, not only
does not herself pay the immense
sum there collected, but actually makes
. profit upon the duties upon all the
goods which, though entered at that
port, are sold to the southern States.
In q word, New York city pays, in
proportion to wealth, or what she ought
to pay, less than the cities. towns,
States, &c., &C., that buy their foreign
goods in that city.
II the Tribune writer's theory is true
DO city pays any part Of the customs
duties unless it has . custom-house.
Nor does any town, or village, or State,
or person. His figures assume that the
collector Of the tariff taxes pays all Of
them:
"Only this and nothing more"
Will the Tribune correct its CORE
spondent's blunder, or misrepresenta-
ton?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-05
Personal.

Mr. Gladstone recently declared that
if be needed the warnings of age he
should retire from political leadership,
but that be meant to continue to re-
lieve human suffering even if it short
ened the period of his own.
The engagement IS announced Of j.
Augustus Robbins, Of Springfield,
Mass, and Baroness de Massenbach,
Of Berlin, formerly a lady-in.waiting
ct the court of the Netherlands. They
became acquainted while travelling to-
gether through China, Japan, India,
Palestine, and Europe.
General BoulaDger served under the
Due d'Aumale in Algeria. The Duke,
in one of his reports, appended the
following note {: Boulanger, good,
intelligent officer, but Inbred" Now
that Boulapger commands the army the
Due d'Aumsle is turned out Of France.
Az the late Judge Black used to say,
"Time sets all things even."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-05
10 further deterioration Of their stock
n trAdsr"

Tho further deterioration Of their stock
n tsadsr"
Again: Mr. INoALIs said:
~ sag that { more shameful specta.
Gle wssn sverp presented 70 the American
people than this measure, supported In
The other house under the leadership Of
the chairman Of . committee who 10
himself engaged 10 the dairy business,
who has herd snd . farm whose pro-
duct he sells in the market, and upon
which be relies for his support, and re-
infcrced In this body by the chairman
Of the Committee on Agriculture, who
Ia engaged In the same business, and
who il 70 profit, IL this bill can by any
means whatever be passed through this
body, directly by the legislation that no
ia seeking here to promote.
I'VE have heard, Mr.. President.
something about attorneys Of Law In
this body not being permitted 90 take
fees against the Government OF the
United States ia cases where Immigrant
railroads were involved (; and the i'm
propriety and the indecency Of . men,
Der Of this body svailing himself OF his
position to take fees and swell his in-
come as On attorney Of law against the
interests Of the United States have been
dvelt upon, and dwelt upon properly.
But, cir, il that is improper. how much
more improper is it, how much more
indefensible is it, for the chairmen OF
the committees of the two houses to
present measures here in which they
have direct personal interest, and
whenever any argument is made against
them to descend into the arena Of vul.
gar personality and denunciation in
order to make the passage Of the mea-
sure less obnoxious"
Mr.. INGALLS, alluded TO Chairman
HATCH, . Democrat, the leader OF the
anti oleomargsrine forces in the House
of Representatives, and Mr.. MILLER,
Of New York, q, Republican, the leader
of the ELECTROMAGNETIC forces in the
Senate.
We were evidently not mistaken in
saying that Mr.. INGALLS, had opposed
the bill. How it happened that be was
brought over TO the support Of the bill
we know not, but we suppose that his
vote was gained by reducing the tax to
two cents per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-05
DEATHS.

ANDERSON.-Dle yesterday, In this
city, EDNA VANE ANDERSON. aged one
year six months and thirteen days olly
child Of James 3. aud Jennie Anderson,
form. rly OF Madison county. Va.
DABNEY.-Dled,A August 4, 1886, after a
long and lingering sickness Of cOnsump-
ton, LAVEGA A. DABNEY; aged thirty
FIVE years.
His funeral will take place from st. joint
Episcopal church TODAY at u. VI.
Washington ID. c. papers will please
copy.
CRAME.-Dles, on the 4th instant, at
$40 O'Clock L. NJ. MALCOLM. only cntld
Of John X. and Hattie III. Crane, OF Freie-
rlctsbUrg, Va.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
deDce OF MS grandfather. Robert Crane,
212 east Clay street, TO-D at 8 O'Clock 2.
VI. The friends OF the family are invited
To attend without further notice.
Washington, ID. O., and Fredericksburg,
Va, papers please copy.
HAY-Died, at Madison Courthouse, Va,
July so, 1885, at the residence OF her has.
band. James Hay, Esq.. CONSTANCE IA.
TUM HAY; aged twenty.nine years four
months and twenty-three days.