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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
Condemned U,oeaIs

The street lamps will be lighted at 5:45 y.
m. and extinguished at $40 a. m.
herIipg are now being caught in the Poto-
"A little boy named Smith, son of Police
man Smith, was run over by milk wa ION
yesterday and severely injured.
The younger son OF Rev. j. f.. Rankin, a
student at Princeton College, returned to the
city last night seriously Ill.
Remember Josh Billings readings AZ LIN
coin Hall, January 81. The box sheet opened
Today At MetZerOtts. See adv.
Major Richards has returned the two girls
arrested a few nights ago (who were being
parents In WestmOreland county, Virginia.
The Alumni Association of the Prin eton
ND College, In this city. will partake of
banquet this evening at MeSsrs. Russell &
Leonard's saloon, corner OF 9th street and Pa.
avenue.
The following persons have been dismissed
from jail by the grand jury Robert Ray,
charged with assault with intent 10 xiii:
John Smackum, charged with larceny. and
BENJAMIN SipgleterTy, charged with falsely
Officers have been elected by Clements
Lodge, No. 3. Good Templars, as follows: X.
P.Evans. W. q. T.; Lydia S. Abel, Wv.
T.; John r Mahoney, VIZ. s.; J. L. Mau-
smith: W. CT Y. Ellis, W. - Nyce,
W. j. G.; - Smith. W. s.
Mr.. Franklin Philip, the well known sta-
Homer OF this city, left last night for San
FRANCISCO, TO assume the duties of chief
clerk 10 the navy agency al that station.
Ibis news Will be received with regret by
the numerous friends OF Mr.. Philip In Wash
1ngtOa In social and business circles.
The j. o. .. F.Library Association OF East
Washington has elected officers for the ensu-
ing year as follows: Philip A. CaywoOd,
president; Mrs. NJ. R. Shoemaker, vice pre-
ldent; VIM. p. Allan, secretary; John Long
treasurer; John c. Axe, librarian. There are
upwards OF seven hundred volumes in the
library.
Excelsior Tent, No. II, l. o. OF Rechabites,
ms elected the following officers: George W.
Edwards, shepherd; Patrick Ratigan, p G.
X; John j. Sebastian. q. r.; Junius J.
Boyle. II. r; W. II. Williams X. s; ChaS
Mattingly, r. 5; James GOwans, t: James
Edwards, j. Thomas Riggles I. G.; John
FlekeTsOn, o. G.; W. II. Williams, chap
lain.
A delegation OF Washington Knights of ST.
Patrtck went TO Baltimore last evening to
attend the fourth annual ball of the order in
mat city y welcoming address was re-
sPont6d 10 by John Cornell. chief OF the
WashiTg tOn Knights. The hall was dec
GRATED With national flags, etc. There were
Two inscriptions Of welcome, one in Celtic
Ten thousand welcomes and the one in
English. welcome, brother knights from
NSshiT gtOD.' st midnight there was =
BANQUET, with appropriate fOaSts. speeches,
etc IaEcing was continued until an early
hour this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

A YOUNG FRENCH WoMAN's DIsAP-
PEARANCE.-Mary T.. Bruce, maid 10 The
vile OF q well known merchant of this city.
mas oeen missing from the Fifth avenne
nome OF her mistress since Monday last 90
lnat day she went to Plainfield TO visit a
cousin, out found that She had moved awav
On the return train. she met geutlemSn
WHO was able 10 converse with her in FRENCH
she not understanding English. He told her
I.aI ne knew her cousin, aud that she lived
al 90 Bleecker street. The girl went there
Gu t IeI Employers nave not seen her since
she belongs 10 a goot family i'm Paris a1I
was temporarily acting as maid rather than
Wrlte nome Tor money. With this view she
ilao allowed her wages To accumulate i'm the
hands of her mistress. She had a gOO1 WI
robe, all OF which she would be II xeIy To oaIl
I0r II she intended 10 go voluntarily aVCay-
offh A-'' 4 ottfa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

NEW EYIDENCE IN THE RUBENsrFrS
"a 81. y. huoens tein Is still confined ia
nnurdered Sarah Alexander, his cousin, in y
corn neld at East New York, about a Inanth
aeo: Last week the detectives found i'm
PoLtsht additional evidence against him
anu on Saturday an Old man, a Hebrew. was
taKen 10 headquarters, where he testified
llat ne saw the prisoner and Miss Alexan-
ger walking along the plank-road. within a
snort distance of the corn-field in Question
on the evening OF the murder. This man he
now confined with other witnesses, yoIun-
skirts OF the city, where the defence can. >,
get at him. He is IN charge of an OFF W
The case is 10 he tried next monthly y
World, 25th. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

AT THE Lands TRIAL yesterday evil
depce in rebuttal of the plea OF insanity was
introduced. Deeds, a power of attorney and
us revocation, executed since his return
from Europe, were submitted. Several wit
hekses IN rebuttal were examined during the
afternoon session. They described speeches
which showed no signs of insanity. AT one
OF these meetings Lands had denounced
CarIuth's paper as a low, scurrilous sheet,
Whlcn should be put down. At another
meeting Lands narrated his travels in
Europe, speaking without notes. AT meet
ING OF the school board, held only three DAYS
before The shooting, he looked better than
tiCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

q The girls Of Santa Cruz are never Al
lowed TO be alone with gentlemen.
~Brownlee, the defendant in the vhiskv
ted. N~d"Ae
=, q Beg pardon, but we didn't quite eatc,
mat remark you made when you sat down On
the sidewalk yesterday. w
1Jennie June doubts whether BrIenoli Is
father of twins. VIC
NJohn 8. Robinson, of Hartford. kiuad
nv i,,s ,aImng out OF a window, had sS5,OOO life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

EN-SENAToR SCHURz writes To q lecture
committee in st. Paul, Mimi. fhat no viii
he unable TO fill the vacancy i'm the course
made by the death of Vice President Wilson,
ana gives these reasons: az found myself
oblged by the condition OF Mrs. Schurz's
heIiih TO keep my family In New York this
WINTER, and TO confine my lectuTing engage
me.its 10 places within comparatively reach
OF tnls clty. In consequence of this, have
Dot found IL possible to accept appointments
In The western states for the time being nor
am able TO say whether l shall be at lIb-
erty TO 90 so later in the seasOn.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

FIRE AT HARVARD CoLLEGE.-The Hollis
hall, one of the Harvard college BUILDINGS ;
cambridge, Mass, took fire in the attic YES
terday forenoon, and much damage was do 20
before the hremen could extinguish IL TIE
n Eta society, whose room was In the unner
story, lost most of its furniture and o,her
yaluS bic property and records This is HE
nrst IRE OF any magnitude that has occurred
WITHIN the college yard since the hurnIne Of
harvard Hall in 1864. The damage 10 Hollis
in lies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

WANTS 4 SETTLEMENT WITH HIS PART
NER.-This morning, Mr.. l.. O.. Hine FOR
benjamin s. Hilton, filed Dill for a Cisso-
luiion OF cO-partnership and az account
against Henry Sherman. The bill states
that defendant was in 1869 an employe of
The treasury department, and represented
10 plalntlh that he had in 1858 become ac-
GuaE1ted with the existence of certain claims
Dy means OF collecting which large sums of
money could be made, and after making
Euch representations for q long time ne pro2
posed II plaintiff would raise 81 600 he WouId
leave the department and fit up an office for
carrying on the claim business, and expressed
ms confidence in being able TO return the
lOaE Ia rev months, as well as some thou-
SANDS, anH urged plaintiff to become his
partner. he further says that, moved by
these representations, on tho 18th of Febrri-
airy, 1863, he advanced the money, got a re-
ceipt Tor the same, and made a Contract with
defendant by which defendant agreed to re-
sign his position in the Treasury fit mn a
law oiilce. and devote himself to the prose-
cuIlon OF claims; that the first proceeds
should go 10 the reimbursement of the loan
and OF the remainder two thirds to plaiutiff
until Inc profits reached $4,000, &c. The
plalntln charges that defendant received on
number OF claims contingent fees, and has
collected claims covered by the contract and
concealed the knowledge of the same from
nm tplaintlf), and has not paid him one
doliar DOR returned the borrowed 81. 900. He
charges that Sherman applied the loan To
MS own use, and from information he charges
mat there is due him by defendant SIC 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

ANALUABLE DisCOVERY.-nr. &. W. Ben
Son, a PracilCiuE Physician, al los EutaW
street, baltimore. Nd, (whO has paid muca
attention 10 nervous disease ! has discovered
mat Extract Of Celery and ChamOmile COM
blEed, IN certain proportion, invariably
nervous or SICK headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is triumph I'm medical
chemistry. and sufferers All over the country
are ordering 10y mail. He prepares IL In pills
81 20 cents per box, postage free, aud sold by
All Druggis's- The Doctor is largely known
and highly respected In Baltimore. These
pills are sent postage free 10 any al iress,
ana sold by all wholesale and retail Drug
gtsiS IN Washington, Georgetown and Alex
ancTla. l1..t,th.s,3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

CLOSING SALE.-The sale of silver plated
ware at No. 1917 Pennsylvania avenue will
be closed out this week, and as there are
only Two more days, parties whr have been
unable 10 attend should not MICS this last
opportunity, as every article is positively
sold without regard to cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
District Government AT.,rs.


COKaECE FAHi BIT OF THE AMOUNT OF 8 6
BONDS ISSUED.
A recent statement made ont bv the H-ard
OF Audit, ard submitted 70 Hon. l.. NJ Nor
TIL. Chairman OF the Committee on a pprO-
pTiatOus in the Senate. shows that the total
amount OF J-G5 bonds issued and 10 be iSSuei
under The act OF juno ~. 1874. IS 81 qTS Sqj al
This Is 10 i claimed Is the only Official and
consequently the only accurate exhibit Vet
made OF the Issue of these bonds.
STOPPING THE WATER WASTE
Since the recent action OF Col. I.ubev in
shuttirg of water OF premises where p recE-
less waste has been discovered. the general
supply has been found TO be materially in
creased as shown by the record Kept in the
registrars office. IS follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

TWO BiGAMIsTs.-WellsR Howard, a North
aHlneTst, Mass, man who deserted mis- wife
a year ago, and has since been living in
vermont with another woman, has resp-
peared In Amherst with the latter, and has
Deen arrested and held in $1,000 bonds for
trial for bigany. One Andrew Jackson NE 3
held In $500 IN Springfield Monday for trial
Tor precisely the same crime, but the hi IN
ball required In the former case was proba-
bly, due 70 HOward's social position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

AN lSCESDIARY FIRE.-A two-st frame
mouse, belonging to Washington Nelson, on
ilth, between q and X streets north west was
burned early this morning. Loss $500. Cause
OF fire, incendiarism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
u .rst-Clnss scearIna and nr.Ina.

n. FISCHER enlarged his eStabl lsuunent bv
removing 70 his new building, 906 q street ?
ooOrs west Of 9ln street, just few steps
nom hls former place on gth street. where re
- ready 90 40 any work In his line N his SUI
perlor manner Kid Gloves aud Shoes.
Grape Wells cleaned ~ n very snort notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes clean ng and
dyeing a specially. lf2T-tY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

Bloof Stone, Agate, Onyx, Lake George Dia
monds. gold lned-received at Prlgg'S Jew
elIy store, No. 457 Pa. avenue, near n st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

THE TRIPLE HANGING BY WEST VIR-
GINA LYNCdERS.-A dispatch from Charles
ton, w. Va. says the bodies OF Dawson
Lstep and Hines, the murderers who were
lypched Monday night were taken down bv
the prosecuting attorney yesterday, and an
inquest held. A verdict was returned that
they came 10 their death by mob, names
unknown. Estep's body was buried by his
friends at the scene of the hanging DaW-
sons body will be taken to Lynchburg. Va,
where his parents reside. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

THE NILE EXPEplTIoN.-IntelIipe has
6een received from Colonel Gordon, dated AT
expedition had died, and he was the ONLY
white man remaining. He had lust reached
the rapids, which he feared were in1passahIe
III q steamer would be fmpracticahle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
CARELESS HAMMERINe of a frog

VhKELEsS HAMMERING OF frozen plug
exploited go pounds of itro-glycerlne in
Adams, Mass, Yesterday afternoon. de mol
lshing the building and an unoecupiei
dwelling: and damaging other buildin IS in
Cook and John Cullen were blown IN pieoaS
a1d John Wallace, the foreman, injured, out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHrrP SIGNAL OFFICER, f,
wAsHINGToS, January q, 1876. :

For New England and the middle states.
slightly warmer, cloudy weather and rain or
snow, with brisk westerly TO Southerly
winds, falling barometer during the day,
followed by clearing weather in the southern
portion Ofthe middle states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

LIFE ISSCRANCE.-Theb benefit OF liz, in
surance societies are now very generally an
preciated and any Improvement in theirnode
OF operation IS Of general interest The new
plan devised by Sheppard Romans, the we'll
known aCtuary, has received the approval OF
many OF our state insurance commissioners
and o. other actuaries, and on the basis OF
LIS system q company has been formed in
New York city. styled the 'sProyident saw
lngs Life Assurance Society," with an ex-
csPtlonally strong board OF directors and
Ron. George walker, OF Springfield, Mass. :,
as pIe-ident-himselfa prominent write. on
nnance. and at one time insurance commits
siOner for Massachusetts. The principal
feature OF tie radical reformation in2ugu-
rated by the new company would seem "a no
insurance without large accumulations and
CON 60 uenuy at reduced rates, aud Insurance.
IeheNaOle annually without new melical
examination, and terrninable at the pIsa SII~e
OF the assured without loss. This s'new de-
Parture" viii undoubtedly receive the atteu-
lion which IL merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

THOUGHT 1T WASN'T LOADED. OF
CoURsE:-At Woodbury., N. j., while MI $
Sall1e Watson was examining pistol which
loaded, the weapon was accidentalIv dis
chargc 4, shooting Miss Elmira Keen The
wound, however, is not dangerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

THE MONTREAL ELoPEMEST SCASDaI
very little intelligence was gained in this
CITY yesterday IN regard IN the movements
OF Mr.: Allan and Mrs. Mckenzie, his daugh-
ter, who eloped from Montreal with Frederic
II. Bryuges. There were no names on the
register OF the Windsor hotel that Indicated
mat either OF them was staying there, but
one OF the employees OF the hotel said that a
,aoS answering the description OF Mrs
mckenzie, accompanied by two gentlemen
ore OF whom seemed 10 be her father came
10 The hotel in carriage on Monday evening"
They remained in their rooms Yesterday and
soon after dark last evening went awav i'm a
carriage, and it is believed that they started
Tor Montreal. IL is understood that Informal
ZION mas been received from Montreal tha.
Mr.. Mckenzie will consent readily To meas
ufes 10 secure separation from his wife.
dhu mat This Will be effected easily. II is
stated by the friends OF Mrs. Mckenzie maj
she mas not lived happily with her husband
Tor several years, and thought OF leaving
MN before she had seen Mr.. Bridges, but
qid not 90 SO on account OF her Children
". I. Tribune, 2Gth.
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Saratoga Spring in Wfnsrr

Reasons Tor going q nrS. Str0ug's Rene
ola institute IL winter, with circular de
scrlbing ltS Turkish, Russian. Sulphur. Hv-
dropathic and Electro Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Urea fneut, Galvanic and Faradaie
Electricity, &c, VIII be sent on application,
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q speciality. 122im Wa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

GCharlotte Cushman insists, through
the Boston Transcript, that she is not Ar IN
point Of death, but at the Parker mouse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
Henry {. Alexander and Rosa TaIliaferro.
Wesley Johnson and Alice +. Vieney; Geor'
kleindense and Ida Viola Milburn: yohn p
Cole, OF Anne Arundel county, Nd. ami
Emma j. Deal; James O'Neil ana Mary A.
Nolan, OF York, Pa; Joseph Thomas and
Beall; Chivis ActaY and Lydia Willis. both
OF Georgetown; Edward ID. Easton and Rst
tie a. kaldinbachi Thomas Woods and Mary
j. Carroll: Vim. Diggle and Isabella Sbaw
of Prince GeoI &c county, Va: JoIin A w
Mason ard SUI an A. Green. \"
. YAN-Ty FAR is 1oy MeeyscnsS.a ana GIG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

Thy NATIONAL SAVINGS bANK, ooTnefn
New York avenue and 18Th street. pSys5Bs
month. banking hours, StoA Gsturlsys. 3
70 and G toa 25BlgffF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

CHINA yields to railroads. Contracts FIR
the f1fst railroad in the Chinese emp! re have
been made, and ii will probably be runnI =
IN July: Inc route is from Shanghai to Woo
sung, nine and half miles, the gauge is tw +,
rect and six inches, and the company build
ing IL has headquarters at London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
LOCAL NE VS..
Amusement. &C., Tonight.

National 7heafer-The Kellogg OperaTroupe
In "The Bohemian GIRL
F6rCrs Opera House" Foul Play"
TheOzeT ConltQIie-ss The Seven Escapes of
Adelaide OF Dresden and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

CHARLEs EETDsIECK SiIery. Extry Dry.
and Grand Win Nedaille Champagne. 80.
sale by Hail & Hume I2S,eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

DIR. AUGUSTA EXPLAINs-In Yesterdays
STAR there was notice of n suit of Ann
walker against the Commissioners OF the
Freedmcn's Savings and Trust Company. IL
was alleged on the part Of the plaintiff that
mat "when the property was ordered 10 be
sold, no bidder was present except bank
oficer, br. A. i. Augusta, who purchased the
property for SCCJ." DR.. Augusta writes TO
say mat he was not present at the sale.
Some time afterwards IL was offered to him
by Mr.. James T.WOTmley, real state agent
acting for the commissioners of the bank
he (Augusta) purchased il, not as q bank
CD1cer, for he was not one at that time, but
as a private Individual, for the sum of 500
subject 10 special improvement and other
taxes amounting TO over II 900, most OF
which has been paid by him since the prop-
erty came Into his possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS AND THE
1 pAbLE QCESTioN-At the meeting of tie
Massachusetts Republican ASsccIat - % -, aas
gil Mr.. Coon introduced resolufions in re-
Iallcn 10 the use OF the Bible ia the fres
sChOOIs, contending that IL should be adopt-
Ell a. a school book fndorsinos fba sct5~I' -,
tres- dent Grant in recommending IN Con
gress 10 ask the states 10 aioDt AZ snend.
mel 10 the Constitution TO that effect and
mar ~ should become part OF the forth
crnirg republican platform. W'itbCr,f dsi
hiie action the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

NDicTED--The grand Jury Yesterday
found true bills Of Indictment Ia the follow
ing JAIL eases.-PatTIek Foley, resisting ON
Ger; Michael O'Brien, do: James Snoydet,
co. Henry Shadwell, intent to Kill; John
turrcn, do; ThOs. CurrOn alias Joan Humes
90, james SnOwten, do; VIM. Johnson and
Joselh winston. burglary aud arcen Y: Tl:rS,
NuIroh, do-i hcFall Bowen. do; Vim. Con
heil silas cornell, do; Samuel Brown, hons
ourhlng; John w. MrrTly. do: Edward Cal
SeISi larceny VIM Boils and John Williams.
sault and rape. vs. A001' a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

HUMAN BONES USEARTHED,-Yester
some laborers, while digging a cellar at the
corner of 9Th and Boundary streets north
west, exhumed a coffin and some portions of
human skeletons. The health officer was
Notified OF the fact, and had the remains re-
moved and inferred in Potter's field. This tx
supposed TO be the site of an old cOlOrei Gene
terry which existed some thirty years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
Retail Prices. Center Market

MEAT Beet, porter house, 2Oa25 per Ib.; sirIosn
~ round, Is; roasting pieces, 2Da25; corned l0al5
dried, ~; sliced. Is: Clipped, 80; Pork, lOa2I;
corned oal21zi Mutton, l5a3Oc; Lamb, Isa2O; Veal
l3a25i Dried Beef, 2a25; Hams, whole, IL cut, Is.
sliced Is; Middlings, IS: cut, Halls; Shoulders Il
whole, Is cut; Tongues 50a6O EACH Lard ISc per H.
GAME.-Duck, widgeOn, 90 per pair; blue wing,
LOO per pair; red had, 50 per pair: canvas bsck,
250 per pair; rabbit 25a3Gc each; Squirrel l0aISc
partridge 2c. each; pheassnts, 75o each; wood cock
Soc. each. Venison, 25a3Oc per pound.
FISH-Rock, 35a4O per bunch: Perch 35a40 per
punch; catfish, Is per bunch; Halhut, - per 10.
IerGh yellow, ~ per bunch: Salmon, (Cslifo. MIA,
40aSc: Per ID; Salt Water Taylers, 40s5Oc.; Cod,
iZ5aa,5 per 10; Haddock, u al5c per 10; Lobster,
10 CLANS LOO per lCU; Spots, 40c per bunch; Blue
Fish tlarge), seal 60 each; Is CTS. per pound Ter
rHrins tsliG 81, SOC aSl.
We ETAHLEs-Potatoes. Irish, 25per PIX: do sweet
59Per PIX; Onions, 50 per PIX; Cabbage, 5aI0 De h!
carrots, per bunch; OYSTER Plants, per bulch;
Turnlps, 25a4O per PIX; fgUash, 2ss per lb Spinach
4OaSO per PIX Celery, SalO per DGnc5 Parsu' pS, 4gC
per peck: Lettuce. 5sS Horse RaGish, sale each.
tRrITs.-Oranges .20aS per dozen; Lemons, 2la9
Per ct.
DRIED FRUITs.-Appes. lOal2 per pound; Peaches,
ries, 20a25 per H.
ByTIER. -Philadelphia print, IS per H.; New
York Creamery, IS; choice roll, 20; fair do, 25aL
Eggs, IS per dozen; Cheese, 2ia25 per Id.
PoULTR Y.-Turkeys, lSs2O per pound; Geese, CO
9l.z5 each, Chickens, Dire s5ed, 75ai 25 per pair
DHC%' lVOsl 3 per pair do. dressed, IoOaI Is per