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The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
BUNGLING P0IICEMEN.
How Three Officers and n StOrekeeper
Let Some Thieves Escape.

An attempt was made 10 rob the drv
goods store of W. B. Sharp, southeast cor
ner of Fourth and Market streets this morn
ing about O'Clock. The thieves made an
entrance to the building by scaling the fence
on Fourth street and prying open shutter,
which started the burglar alarm connected
with the police station.
Three policemen in company with Mr..
Sharp who had been called from the Clay
ton House, proceeded to the store. Thinking
possibly the alarm was false one, the
whole party entered the front door. Upon
going toward the basement they heard a
noise III what is known as the
kitchen. A rush was made for
the door leading TO that room
but came to IA sudden stop, as the robbers in
trying TO force the lock had twisted the
hinges to such an extent that the door could
not be opened. Before the officers could get
10 the street again to 90 around the robbers
had made their escape empty. handed.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
rnn KA1r.MOADs.
a Local Tlmo Table with the LAtesa
Corrections.

Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHELA.- 200s-- 2z3s - 6.3O-o66- T.O01-f.b0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .SQ-l1.s3 =.
k1T#-6.9ot ~. .l0--e. .SsM-T. 26-7. .s0A-o-b6Apm.
NKw YoKK 200A-2.2sa-e.S0 S0-7. 30 e.6O--
il.be q. m 1s.3S-l.S3-S.1Ts-s.ssa pm.
BALrnMoRB--l.0 .06s--l. -l.42#-4.5ls-s. s.O6a - 9l7
1000 q. m.--I2.36-l.oO-l.O .O9-6.O 6.O0-o.O o.O0-o.b7--
1l.0a& p. IN.
WAaHIEsToN-l.42H-45l .. m;
~ COL. .O0-6.57 .04# D. m.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATH STATIONS
l.ObM-0.17 1000 q. ms--l.O0-0.O0 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect at 9ray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DnLAwARR RAILROADS.. .OO&-p.lO a. m,-l.O6
-3.o0+-o.25i p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
wILMIHsroH b NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.2O a.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-7.06-lo.s
q. m;--6.30 p. m. Sunday trains lO.3Oa .. m-o.0O
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVEAT TWILmINtfrONF FROM
So. .0O-l. .32@-A.47k--7.45
e.02F-e 906-10. 0t--11. .3b--l2.35 q. m;-l2.60
--1.O5 -2SOt -26O- 4.35--4b b6- 6.AO--6.62-e.2c
-7b6-e.bo-lo.as--lo.6sp p. m.
NEW oRK--l.a2h--447K--s.o2t- q. m;--
l250-1 -1.O7--4.55-6.4sA--lo.5sp SO D. m.
BALT1MoRE.-l. SO .lsa--9. 9.3a--9.S4-ll.43 a.
m:--12.36-l. .50-6llA-o.S0 S0s--7. .2l--9a9a D. m.
w WAazIHaToN-l.6l#-2l asa. m;-12.3a
6.llt-o.30A-7.24-9.4sa p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RRAILRoAD-s. .bo-lo. .lbAa.m;-lzO6
-b.Oss-e.O6 .. In. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON d NoRrHRRn RAILROAD
S.40-ll.40 o. ms-o.4o p. m.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROADS.&C. 90 a. nj
AIS p. IN. Sunday trains BIO a. m.;-6.aO p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHLLADKLPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DRPoT-
Il. .30s--3.b5*-o.30-1.20#- -s.OO-S.2l-S.35t-l0 10
-l1.30-l1.60 a. m;-12.23-1.S2t--l.32--
L02- 4.26- b05-b.20- $50 e.O6f - {. SO $500
--930-l0. .00-1l.32A D. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvRNUE-o.8o-900 90
-10.15 q. -l.30-S.10-4.30-6.lbp p. N.
NEW .OO--ll.As a. m.-44p-
$40 p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
ono ConrreaaIonnl Bonn,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.--In the sens,.
this morning. Mr.. Edmunds introduced !,
bill authorizing the Appointment Commh
tee Of five, three 10 be practical raiIro.i
men, to consider what legislation is pecs'
sary TO secure from the railroads Of n.
United States fair and equitable rates ' to'
passengers and freight.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
REpRINrED:FaoM YEsrERO.,
nY cAR1.E.
Two More lGurderers saspepo..
Galwny.

LoNDoS, Jan. l7,--The strike :,
employees Of the Caledonian rai,wa, N'
assuming serious prOpoI lions, and eI. Is
drivers have left work. Twenty Ars, glne
passengers travelled last night in az e,aA sau
truck on milk ears during q rain storn, Opea
Dublin, Jan. 17.--ThOmas HI00ins
Michael Flynn were hanged in Galwav al sGa
morning, for completely in the mnrd.. .ua |,
the Huddys. The public executioner ~ "
wood, ofilciated. They both walked ss.',r
to the scaffold and died without a strn.ai.
Neither made statement, but during sI NV,
confinement taey expressed penltepce ea Pa
small interest was taken In the execptio1i
and few persons were present outside n,
jail. ~'
PARIS, Jan. l7.-The French ,,.
generally approve Of the arrest Of PriSS,
Napoleon. 'HU
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. - - ---
A Private Telegrnnh XYire.

William Lea " Sons intend to run u
private telegraph wire from the Mutual
Union office to their office along the Brandy
wine. They have for some time patronized
the Mutual by the telephone system, but
since connection has been cut off by that
means, they have decided upon providing
their own line and securing the seryices q +
an operator
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
Business Change.

VI. L. Liehtenstein, who has carried on
the dry goods business at 226 Market street
for number of years will retire from the
retail business and William NJ. Pyle, late
postmaster, and Max Lichtenstein, Mr..
Lichtenstein's nephew, will continue the
business in partnership. NJ. l.. Lichtenstein
will continue in the wholesale manufacture
Of rubber goods.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
- -
DEATHS.

MITCIIELL.--On the 18th inst Ncttie NAV.
daughter Of John A. and Marv Z. Mitchell,
aged II months.
Funeral Friday afternoon at > O'Clock. Inter-
mcHi At the Wilmington and BrandywInc
cen eterY.
STEPHENSON the 10th inst, Anna VI. widow
OF tue late George W. stephens, and daughter
pt the late .lamFs Fox.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from her late residence No.
~ KING street, on saturday morning, at 30
O'Clock. High Mass AT II. Peters Church.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
Case For fhe coronar

Coroner Smith was summoned to No. SOC
East Sixth street this morning to give Ger
tiiicate of death in the case of white child
which died at birth, no physician being
present at the time, although three had been
yainly summoned.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
A TRAMP's SHOT.

Wounded While Giving Aims to a Beg
CARA Cock Fight stopped.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-The police raided
a house ON fremont street and captured
seven men and thirteen birds engaged in a
cock fight, last night.
William Roberts, aged % years, was shot
and robbed by tramps. Roberts was asked
for aims and while giving some money was
wounded. lie lies In St. Nincent's hospital.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
YOUNG FOLKS.

Parents who .ssire entertaining and wholesome
enjoy accounts travel and adventure historical
incidents, ,d stoi pictures, household amusement
LAS, which Is r,cOgnIzed by the press and pAbiIc
OF both England and America, as the best and
new volume which begins with % he nSe Norembef ag
number, and opens with colored frontispiece,
entlon OF all parepts and all reading young folks
tions:
THE TISKHAM BROTHERS, TrDE-MILL."
new serial story bv j. 4. Trowbridge former
y editor Of .'Our Young Folks, '' and author Of
''The Jack Hazard Stories. y etc "''''o' VI
'THE STORY OF yITEAu.,'
An historical nsvelette Of girl and bov uEe In
iy assistant editor of 'st. NichoiSs. anthsr pf
hudder dranRe, " etc.
THE STORY OF ROBIN HooD.r
m An IN account q the famous yeoman. Ry Maurice
thompson, author of The Witchery Of Archery,
THE STORY OF TnE ad,T; EIELp OF THE cLoru-op
remarkable pictures. "'A"s
"a BRAND NEW NoTIoS.n
. A capital and novel play By WILLIAM NJ
baker' author Of ''liis Majesty, Myself. " etc.
''SwEPT AWAY,
\, . serial story of the Mississippi floods Of 1882
by T. ). Ellis, formerly editor of'Goiden Days.I;
'ELIzABETH THOMPSON.
I'D
painter battle scenes. illustrated with nictnres
prepared Tor st. Nicholas" by Miss Thoinpsan
WHERE WAS VILLIERsY,s
a thrilling story of the Russo-TurlIsh var n,
AIchl9ald Forbes, ,War-CorrespOndenI. ~
THE Boy AT THE WHITE HoUsK.,
An account Of the life or 'gTad'' l,incoln H.,
No@u Drooks, oe. author OF The Boy Emigrants., ,s
COMEDIES FoR CHILDREN.,,
prodLa me series series q Juvenile plays. BY Il, &
ibrooks author Of 'Sfhe Land of Nod, etc = an1i
including Christmas Masque: e'''' anu
THE FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUS"
prepared expressly for holiday times.
There VIII be short stories by Louisa M. Al
So.,, Su, am many other well-knowI writers for
5ounK loiks papers on home duties and recrae 81
s Gois m nt-door sports occupation and Instruction
"I D0ss ana giris With popular features and de-
Price, $500 year; Is cents a number snh-
~ SSeiPt1T1ns T should begin with the November mum
pSri.,inmnes me succeeding Issue, 1.-THE WondeTfaI
frnniianda Nnnber Will have also a cOlored
arontisplece and many unusal attractions. su
IHE CENTURY CO., New YORK, NY.
novl3-3t
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
CITY ITEMS
Uhristfield & Best.
sSut,syley & 90. PhotoRraphera soa Ma,

SuttsrleY Co.. Photographers. 500 Market 1t
Mems Underwear Scarfs, l.. y W. Collars,
Shirts laundried and unlaundried. Our one
dollar shirt has reputation for excellence un-
equalled IN this city. Wm. II. Cole 202 Market
street
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.ramnarancaI.ectnros

Mrs. F.. b. Stevens of this city will ad-
dress the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Rising Sun and Hopewell NJ. +.
Churches, Nd, ON the 18th inst She will
he at Hopewell at 1882 a. IN, and at Rising
sun at p. III.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
A GIFT
EVERY SUBSCRIBER.
This offer is made by the
New York Observer.

the Oldest and best of the reIIoiows wool,,o.
For sixty years, this undenominationaI nn
saa. see.arlah ana evangelical newspaper has
peeh circulating in the United States and in
aal1I alnost every foreign country. It's snh-
serlpers T are counted by tens Of thousands
IaI ndcn year lts proprieters have added to its
Vaiue, engaging fresh editors and corresnond0 So
ehts at home and abroad, enlarojnoip n,'5
multiplying Its departments, and endeavos anu
ing 10 realize their high ideal Of the Rost
neIgious and Secular Family NewsnsDe, T'
Lney offer, this year, to every subseriber %ber'
new Isss OF ,S old, whose subscription is paid for
PrIne & 'I9 ne" book Of Rev. 8. Iren@us
Answer" handsome volume of neorIv ono o
pages bound in cloth, the retail Eric rriSe of of
W. Mncn Is one dollar. Specimen conies Of
the paper sent free. Address pi'S Vi
asoa.q, NEW YORK OBSERVER,
NEW YORK.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
bird MAMMA

keeps canaries In constant song aud cum,
diseases, Is cents at drug store. Bird Fooi
Co., Camden, N. j.,
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18

A1-FoT five cents. Wells. Richardson Il Co
b1rl ington, VI, will send colored samples of all
colors Of Diamond Dyes, with directions
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
TELEaRAPHiC BREvITIEs,

DOUGLASS, MASS, Jan. l7.-Saxe 4 Co,
works were destroyed by fire last Disb,
loss, $4,000; insured.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Jan. l7.---sanforp,
cotton mill was destroyed by fire this NON.
ing. Loss, 0,000; insurance, S35, 600
New YORK, Jan. IL. John l.. Sullivan. Ii.
pugilist, will leave this city on saturd,,
with Joe Coburn and give. sprrring erh.
bitions in this country and Canada, Opening
in Buffalo on Monday night.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
@7777777@7N

sts"Example is better than precept," tn
well known that dyspepsia, bilious at,aek,
headache and many other Ills can only b
cured by removing their cause. Kidney. .Wor
has been proved 70 be the most efIectual rems,
for these, and for habitual costiveness, which q
afIiicts millions Of the American people
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
OUR MAILS

AS-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18

Golden Medical Discovery
for all seroiulous and virulent blood .psisOns.
specific. by druggists. ma,
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
| FIsH, CORRECTED DAILY BY POWELL. rHIRp
STREET MARKET.
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Flour. firm; No. q
state, " 2ba3,25; superior, $3.25a3 so; Western.
S325a3.50 y
Wheat. No 2red S11356; February. $l.l4s,
Corn, steamer, cash, b6l January go mods:
Oats, ~ =; January, I7ss: February. az
Rye, Il liet Western 6sa6sfs
BARLEY, firm; Canada, 80,
Pork, duh SIC. .1Oa$lO. 80
Lard, February S1l .03.
Butter, dun Western creamery choiee
3oa3s; State dalries fancy, s0a32.
sugar, dull raw centrifugal, TLa75s
Eggs, nominal; State, 29a30; Western. 2sa2e.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
WzsAMAKER = sROWE.
The Stimulus


of January trade is in our Bar
gain prices. In Suits and Over
coats for Men and Boys, and
in the big lot of Odd Garments
for Men, bargains may be
found that will pay you to pur-
chase for next years use.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
TIlE CITY MARKETS.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In the
Street Market.
FLOUR ETC.
CONNECTED DAILY ny THE WILLIAM LIZA q
Sons COMPANY, BRAEDYwINR MILLS
The daily gazette., 1883-01-18

BUTTER, R9Gs, POULTRY, ETC.,-CoRREcTKu
DAILY By MEssICK, THIRp STREET MARKRr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-23

DEATH-Miss Mary Emma King daughter OF Mrs,
Ellen and the late John a. King, died at her resi-
dence at an early hour this morning. Her death is
greatly regretted by numerous friends Of the fam
lily. The funeral Will take place from the residence
OF her brother Mr. George A. King, 1862 31st street.
Sunday afternoon.
BUILDING AssocIAT1oN-At the SGD regular
monthly meeting OF the Eleventh Building ASSoci-
alton, held last night at GOddarS hall. twenty five
shares were retired, at the stock value rates Of
$1o3.SS per share.
RELIGION AND CHARITY.-Protracted services are
In progress at the Dunbarton street NJ. E. church
and the Congress street Vi. p. church. Rev. DR..
wills preached at the latter last evening.-The
ladies OF Trinity Catholic church realized the hand
some sum OF 1918 at the supper recently given to
raise fund for the relief OF that parish.
GRAiN.-7,0o0 bushels OF wheat We're sold to-day
at prices ranging from Sl.OS to SLIP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-23

Fine P1usn WoRKpoxEs,
FINE LEATHER WORKBOXES
FINE WOOD WORKBOXES
FINE WOOD DESKS,
SMALL STANDING DESKS
MEDIUM AND LARGE DESKS for Boys or Ladies.
FINE PLUSH GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BONES
JAPANESE GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BONES
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES
PERTUMERY CASES.
COMB AND BRUSH CASES,
FINE JEWEL CASES.
PLUSH AND LEATHER COMBINATION BONES
&c, &c,
Are among the New and Lovely Goods which we have
now on our counters
Our Prices will always bear comparison with the
Lowest and our Goods all fine, handsome and well
made
Our Plush Glove and Handkerchief Box at 81 % is
relnar kably cheap.
We have also just opened fine line of
LAVA STATUARY
or very artistic designs In imitation Bronze ranging
from 81 90 a pain up They worth looking at
In FINE ALBUMS at very low prices We fatter our
selves to have excefd all previous efforts our variety
Alligator. Real Morocco. Embossed Leather. &c, and
deserve your especial attention.
Our stock of TOYS still keeps coming in and we shall
nave, without doubt the largest variety offered
while shall endeavor to suit everybody's purse in
regard to prices.
GGr H9LIDAY OPENING will take place MONDAY
SILVERBERG'S,
S127th ST. and 3l3 stl street H. w.
mig near Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-23

The ELECTRIC LIGHT SUTTs-In the case Of the
consolidated Electric Light company against the
United states Electric Lighting company for an In
junction and account, Mr.. Marcellus Baily to-day,
1or defendant, filed demurrer that the bill lis alto.
Cether nutfarOuS In that the suit Is for five Sepa-
rate and distinct matters and causes and IL cannot
Hlke answer properly thereto and for the further
reason that the bill Is wholly vague and uncertain
! he defendant therefore ASKS the judgment OF the
court Whrther II shall be compelled 10 answer and
1t be dismissed
THE BASE BALL LEaGrE-At the meeting OF the
Base Ball league Yesterday officers were elected as
Io.lo"S: President MI A. G.. Mills (re-eected).
Dlcctors-Messrs. A. G.. Spaldng, Chicago; w. G..
J Foph an t1o; N o. neacn ehllaaePnla, ana
nittet-s were appointed: On prnting-MessrS Root
iiughson and Miller: On unforms-Messrs. Howe,
Soien ana James B. Day elected to prepare a
schedule for 1854 1t decided to hold the next
ANNUAL meeting In New York city.
FrNER.Ls-The funeral services of Col. Gordon
A. stewart, which took place yesterday afternoon
from his Late home, cot 4th street southeast were
the Congressional cemetery. The pallbpamrs
were Dr. Charles Reardsley. c. w Sponord II. J.
WYE Alexander S Christie, n. +. Dawson ANA
Hr Mead.-Thc funeral OF Charles w. Arnold,
VINO was Killed last Tuesday by falling down eel
lar during an alteration with his son-ln- law
f h" n o , look place Yesterday afternoon
The Attendance was very large The remains were
Inferred at Congressional cemetery The pail
Turner. Robert Iuoby, John Gates christopher
johnson ana William IL. Thompson.
:, burnside PosT's CAMP FIEE--The camp fire Of
BURNSIDE IoSt No s. g. y. T., held last night, was
largely attended Gen R3un presided. Col Du1-
ley, commissioner OF pensions. gave Il very inter-
Held OF gettysburg Col, Jacl. Brown. OF Georgia
gave a thrilling account of the battle from con
Tolerate standpoint. DR.. Purnim, OF Kit Carson
Io9t, and Comrades SpCrTy. ILgraln Lacy. Alex
amber AMI others gave short accounts Of the battle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-23
Hcilbrs.n's Great Sale!

Immense reduction OF former prices.
- French Calf Stitched Boots now Sc. 50.
g American Calf handmade. now $3.50.
50 handmade CATERS and Boots $780,
s. Morocco fop-tongue Boots. 81.
81 falr,Stltched Boots ana Caters. So
- douDle sole Calf and Kip Boots, S225.
- STOUT Boots and Caters. $50.
s. Ladies' and Gents Caters, S225
s. Ladies' French Kid Button. $3.50
y Ladies and Misses Button, S1.50
s1.5o Embroidered Slippers, 81.
q neeied anu spring heel Button, IS cents
Wool-llned Shoes and Slippers.
AfCtlcS and Gum Boots ali sizes
L. HEILBRUE, 400 18th street.
Don't forget: The Old Woman i'll Window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-23

TINHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intended to utterly ruin its business, but it to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month Applications were received for $4,000 insur
ance. Assessment No TO- just collected. brought in
Ss5 600 The reserve fund exceeds 500 COO which
Is being invested i'll US Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trail Trust Company of New York The Association COM
pleted its third October and has already written
1920 certificates covering 900 of insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 on
So, 600. and $50 on $1,000. The annual dues for ex
penses 81 for each 900 Of the certificate The as
sessnents for death claims at age % ST on each
600 OF the certificate at 3d. "a As ST Ga age
90 ~ age 90. 81 One fourth of each assessment
into the reserve fund to protect the AGAINST
larses and extra mortality. Come and insure Office
10 90 II street
nI7 Y. KNIGHT. General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-23
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C-saaL ic.' cream md ClI:'1tt" Russo.
Il YoU arr inter, tod In c!c,nins. ana who Is
nos. :aE" lee. ;lEo:i-l our vast establishment
VIM" ,,'I ..1 see every style represented ia mem
&i4ti '.5o c.ctn.ae.
EisEY,S Baos,, cor. 9Th aud E.
if,,> .g,r,rtv:r.c!s4 ld. goa. or cloth tor. ,q.r
ton box toe o. common >c~ last. $40 9Th street.
s51AcSErs, s,;5o-,,s.s.-., III 81 Mourning store.
New Japt'.esa scrolls, fls, etc, at J. jay Goulds
ovEEcoATs, Eiseiuan Bros, cor. Eth andE.
Yor AEE recr,c-trt TO cal at 1ai F street north
Vs. i q. practical display and tt~1 {: icc,ers'
Se..-r.1-ln.- BUcs@l.~;t ana Flour5 VII bc given,
Nom ~. @l~. - 2ifh. inclusive.
is-iit~ specially i-E.t.l
CEsrs' cue hutton shoes. :l5o, g sa35 and :a5o
al iiain',, SO IN street.
Orr enlarged boys department gives US facilities
T. carry IL EG'5 stock Of boys c!jt!:: ~ Ia tie
city fi>EMiN HEs1-, cor 9Th anl f.
FCE Tor KIn GLOVES as. worth :l.ej, dog-skin
llH.4l c-lov". D.. Wo-; Il, button Nil gloves So,
''"!tI SD beot qjiAt3 hoa'iuctdiic gloves Sl.19
worth $50
ESTABLISHED $50. Encels sons dealers in all
Ein.t7 81 Vegetables and fruits Fresh cucunbeIs,
ni-i t'i-, barr artirhrl.S. water cresS and B05-
10 orders hy mail. Everything irst-class. Prices
Reasonable Marketing delivered free I'll charge. c.
EEgc- SONS. Nos j,> - so and 5g1 Center and
- ant - O-siIttt markets.
FOX misses ara boys. EIahns csc solid button
ai.ti laced shoe always satisfactory.
OyERCoaTs, Eis..sl,.I. Bros, cor. 9Th and E.
CsRrFr~-Ingr.a carpets s. c, :, 3 cts. IS cts,
81 IT,. ~ -. - cts: irr>sco carpets. prices
Cji Ia oct; I'"r "i.-coIhe iii Wtit-: Lice cur
tti~. rit reduced 10 -. f10r drji-gcts - 50 -
=; 3y carpets - iowaons, Pa. ave, south aie.
GEHTs. for durability Try Hahn a50 hand se;yed
Sod cuIhIolt shoe.
LFST IN no 10
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How to Cook Turkey.

Gohblers should be roasted and hens boiled The
former are In season from the middle of November
untli about the middle Of February. after which
tlhe their flesn is milky and no longer fit for food
prescribed She should be boiled and dressed preera
bly, with butter and hard boiled eggs Speaking Of
dressing reminds Us that the place for mems dress
Is at Hennngs, 410 7th street.
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R. G. Lewis Hat and Furnishing
SOeC iAffieS.

Best Silk Hats. IS; best Fur Derby's s. 50 So s.
81; nice wool perbys. 81: Stetsons and other best
makes; flne soft Hats $50 TO IS: soft wool Hats
IS and 81 Boys DerbyS and telescopes. So as, LOO
Sole agents for the melville Hats in North Wash
1ngton. Scarlet medicated underwear, 81, $3.50, So
Drawers: better ones. 75c g. 81 25: regular made
Meffno shirts and Drawers at lowest prices Climax
Shirts, laundried. 81 none better linen collars all
styles, for 25cts-: Z. & ". linen collars, Perrin
Freres X Id gloves $50 and SITS; Fur top Dog skin
Gloves. 81 10 49, Cloth Gloves, 50 and 75c.; fleece
lined Gloves. Soc: good Merino Socks. pair, 81;
Fur and Cloth Caps, Muf1ierS. Blue Flannel Shirts
Wool Jackets. Pulse Warmers; job lot French half
hose pair for 5cts together with the best general
suspenders &c evsr sso T in o Norm Wash
ington, at r. G. Lewis Popular One Price Store
500 'th ST., below Mt Vernon Square.
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GeMtlcM.cm,s gold-fllled chains at

Goats. 81 IS. g. ;2.a5, 50 3d. Blankets, s219, wort
$3.50. Excelsior, S04 9TH street.
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