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-RoYAL GLUE" mends broken articles.

FULL LINE OF
Rtker's Celebrated Family Medicines,
Toilet Requisites, Perfumes, &C., ALWAYS on HAND
at my establishment.
EDWARD p. MERIT
Family Druggist and Chemist,
lOl4 ST. cor. 18th u. w
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Phillips DtEessible Cocoa, an erncacious
drink, Tor tn nervous and dyspeptic. s
"Royal Gloc'' mends China, Glass, Wood, sc
Fresh Aid 'rney Butter churned every morning
and delivered y H. ''Ward" prints 45c per 10
Also Cottage cheese and buttermilk; sweet MIX
&c. ler quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

BURN COKE. stin selling at summer prices not
witnstanding the strike in the coal region
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

BosRRr's COUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
can be given TO children with perfect safety.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IyoR RENT-Io RESPECTABLE cOLoREp FHo-
II pie pleasant new brick houses four rooIus wIter
yards she - elQ each. bet oih and .th; b add st>
ae sMoRMsTEDT B BRADLEY, q21 y 81 M.
tz24-6t
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FrssKIL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo

DAVE, .23 7th ST., will make one large crayo
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits 10
s.. Come and see them.
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DUvAI.L. p,s FsL NV.

1890 9Th st.n.w,1lr- nne
cuudifion aud luagr sta
hip. T.,
Su2s 9Th N.0r l.h.5
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CITY ITEMS.


Ctgaxs. CS~arx cs~>~
"Danealia," ~Sabarosa- puritan .SDpera
bouquet, sold Crow. and Little Captain All
them and you viii be convinced they srr the hest
In the city for the money. N. p MEr1GRR,
AT 1th 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

Fer Coughs and Throat Dtvor1ers nee
browns Bronchial Troches.-"Have never chang,.d
my MIND respecting them, except think better of
that which began thinking well otr-Rev. Henry
ward Beecher. Sold only In boxes eoSk-3
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STOIlrS

MESCOTr 4 WILCOX.
90 HennsylVania ave nv
ST. NV. NEW HOTSE,
; bathroom with hot water
- Ter month. ROBERT
l. NV, jail 3t'
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EoR RENT-vERY NEAT Two-sroRy BsIcK
II DWELLING; 6rs, water. gas, porch yard front ADD
rear; Az l2,h ct. ae. sl330. s1oRMsThrI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

New EUROPEAN WASH FABRrcs
sEATON PERRY,
Csuccesor to PxRRY BrorHxn,
100 PIECES ANDERsoN's SCOTCH ZEPHYR
CLOTaS, IN ALL THE LATEST PLAIN, CHECKED,
q SThlrED AND PLAID COMBINATIONS.
SOY FLE 0 OF FiNEsT FRENCH sATEENs. IN
~ NE.s ORDER FOR THE SPRING OF 1855
LATEST NOVELTIES" IN FRENCH SATEEN
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
EATRA GOOD VALUES" IN IRISH AND GERMAN
IABLE LINENS. NAPKINS, DOYLIES AND TRAY
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PURE LINEN HUCK
=, IOWELS, at l2hc, I0c. and 25c.
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS.
sGrEKH STOCK OF LYONS BENGALINES,
bMLLE FRANCAISE. SATIN DUCHESSE, SU.
hAHS AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, IN BLACK,
MILF AND ALL COlOkS, FOR STREET, RE
SS66fFTrrON AND EVENING WEAR, AT LOWEST
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUzEs, ILLUSIONS,
C CNh ~ R p CHINEs, P0INT D'EsPRIT. MECHLIN
IkEFOuSsE AND PERINOTs KID GLOVES,
81 THOiCE SHADES" IN SILK HOSIERY
TnE HONEST PRICES"O On ALL IMPORTED WIN
TE H VIZ PS JACKETS. NEMMARKETS, CIRCU-
"GkEAT kEDIlCTiONS' il PARIS COMBiNATiON
SUITS AND ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ava, cor. 9th ct.
Estapnshed lS4O ja21
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The very best OF Coffee, fresh roasted ant
al the lowest possible prices
NJ. 4 p. MerzsKR,
Az 9TH ST. NV,
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CUT-RATE SALE CONTINUES FOR ASoTHER
~ eks same prices and bargains; al rooas married
N blue ngures IOIBLE COMBINATION s1okk
i24l and Las llta st &C. s~2l-os
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-oN MONDAY AFTERNOON NEAR sTH
IA and 4 W. childs silver watch and chain.
he nnder viii receive reward by returning II 10 4ss
Peuusylyanla sv nv IT.
n osT-oN SATURDAY LAST. WHITE AND
liver spotted Terrier Gyp with stub faii sulta-
bile reward viii b. paid for It's return 10 i2l3 81 a
W. JA2J-2ts
II OsT-s,IoO REWARD - THIS MORNING. SUP
IL posed Pa. ABOUT Center Market small
slver-iiD 10 BIZ and some small
silver. Upon delivering at 400 VT ave, the hinder
will receive the shove ievard ls
II osT-oN SATURDAY, JAN. 2l-A PAIR or
III <stee-frame slectacles. IN ksturn 10 l4l1
Mass ave or Bureau OF Ordnance. Navy Department.
and receive reward Ja23-3r
cd REwARD-LosT. JANuARY 20. A POCKET
~ Book with Ials-rs small safe key 80 cents in
chslg- Return 10 }. b. BRYAN. grocer. ia. ave-.
bet 9th and 7th sta 9as.S2r
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= u NIIUIIF TNTIUI ~
pw,llr. re,inred 10 s4u
1918 llthst u.N.lur a.
lsSi y. n. av. NV. ar Sc
SlS D. Sc. hne brlcA.lB 81
jsei-.bt ~. 4
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Had q Very had Cold.

Dear Sir: Having very bad cold, was advised
70 take your "kikers Expectorant.- L old so,
ana am nappy 10 say that about half the bottle
entrey cured me, and can again attend 10 my
business as usual Yours. &C.,
BLANCHE L. DAVENPORT
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BUY Washington Gas Company's coke. No {
vance over summer prices
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! TYLER q RUTHEEFORD.
n2b-9v' IsOs ".
NOR PENTHOUSE AND STABLE g4l II ST
L. all ia frs-class cund tiun aud very
comfortable lAre parlor. dining rOoil. kitchen an1
laundry on one noor; goOd-slze berooins dry cesr.
house heated 10y hot viii ]. OO0
per year 70 responsible person only.
dl6-2m SrEioER a LIEBERMANN 1903 st
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L,oR KEN1 ICES srH
II with , latrubes. rang,
and all improvements, &
STEAD. architect. soti 4 -
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ANNAPOLIS ExcURSroS-Tne AnnapoIts Wash
Iaslon ana Baltimore Railroad announces the sec
O1u VI ne serles OF excursions 70 Annapolis To-
ho.fvw WEDNESDAY, JANUARY -, from Baltimore
am Oelo dept at $50 am These trips are
ssseined 70 Decotae quite popular, as delightful
oay hlay pe spent al Annapolis visiting the
various points OF interest The fare for me round
UP y 81 Train leaves Annapolis returning at
S.ssJ pm.
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PERSONAL


1.-TWO YOUNG ME- WITHOUT EVENING EN-
II uloynsnt desire the acquaintance OF two young
ladi similarly situated Address Box az. star
offire lts
UUsTHs OLD STAND Is TIE ONLY PLACE
sD ~here frst-class second Hand Clothing can b.
soid al respectable prices Address cali az olo y
st. NV. ,a2l-3m
<,IyIL SERVICE TRANSLATION QUESTIONS
" and Answer send l0c. % book -stores %
5. W FLlNN. An Ivy Institute
ml2-tms Southwest Sth and nw.
lanes A. NcDEyITT. CHARLES y. FIINDER
ID Detective Agency. Rooms No. sos Pa n
Tins agency Ia independent VI
ipsl control does not olcrat Tor rewards
IN divorce cases. dl3-2m
A UTHORIZED AND BONDED
"A Police Detective Agency and Bureau Of 1nformnp
ton, ", WILLIAMS, Manager,
jA3-1m' Once. 8S6 y ST nv. Washington. D. C.
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WAITING FOR THE DISTRICT ArToRNEy.-This
morning Judge Montgomery convened the Crimi-
nal court There was no representative OF ne
district attorney present and the Jurors were dis
charged until tomorrow morning. In the case OF
Reoecca Marshall, convicted OF house-bFeaking in
the night, the judge filed his opinion OverruIlng
the motions IN arrest OF judgment and ior new
trial
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EoR RENT-HousES
II 2lS A st. s.e.. fur.
l3rs-................elO
Ss4 c Il. NV. l1rs. .1Q
223 Sd st-n.w.,llr-fur !.
I'll Asst ae.. 13r...,...1
1907 l1th It. NV sr..a
y0l y J. ave. se.. llr. =
ll5 X st NV. or-..2t.3
It3 G stae .Srs. 20. 4
1913 sth st. n w.. =
basement ~ and 2 n.
I2 + u. s.w.. 6rs :. 20. !:
80 l. 81. n, W, 6rs. ......l
62l to 62o Z st. aw.,
SO Myrtle st. ne, Or -.
so 10th 81. n.e..7rs. l2.s
O23 ks~ex Court NV
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X. ave, near 18th 81. Iowa Circle N " .........-
isI....... 1866 100 Cuun. -. I. D
VI ltth - n " I'll. 500 1910 lsth Tor 10
81 Gi.ii flace lor 100 ,.ni nyl ne. Tor l.b
lsoS 18th ~. nv. l2rl.su 5la "a 81 n n u -. loo
lbl1 (. LIST w..iir lB16. 8 s',ske pia,e 49, toa
1910 Nst n.w.lar lB0 Is. aOgl % ~ M a mr. I.s
lbls 2lst ST n.w ,llr $50 - 1,,r,,ur.p a as
II st. mr. slst w.
The above HOUSES can l c.an,t., ~ ,..r,p, ry,,,,
our once oiiAS THOMAS }. kl~hi "a n s',S.
ge-l 1874 n II n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

FIRE AT WASHINGTON GRoyE.-The dwelling
house Of Mr. Woodland. or Washington Grove,
Montgomery county, Nd, was burned TO the
ground last night. The house anu its contents
We're An entire loss. Mr. Woodland, his wife and
eight children barely had time Ia escape with
tier lives Mr.. Woodland left part OF his clothing
including his vest containing his gold watch hang
ing IN his room, the saving OF his family giving
him AL he could attend To.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
I,oR RENi-UNFURNIsHFp
n LII CLsN.n-~-iSr 3AcE IAN st...... s0d

49, ss.ss -ssssss.s tsN.tst
nne = ~ NV lsr.
10 loth si.n.w,l.sr
1890 st nv .i5r !
lo+s , list 81 hx.l3r 1
loo Mass. avu -. Il
l3us Conn. ave. iBr.ss,
1916 Ntsy. n.w-.l.rSa
400 i4th st ..... ~
l.,.si .sth 81 nv lar
sl Eth At n.x.l4r.
~. l. ST nv. Tor. /.
loa Noun. ave llr.
.1o3 l4th II .........
1910 1t NV. Ter -.
.oss % 81 nv llr
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II 1I0o 18Th St. 3-story brick, L. rooms f. 40
l43I l. St, 3-story Trick 10 rooms. IS
49, st, 3story brick rooms m. i............. 80
l521 I ST., 3-story brick rooms. 3l
Cottage Columbia Heights 20
For ful list OF furnished houses stables, kc inquire
/ at Office of NJ. NJ PARKER
I ja23-12t l4lS st NV
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TSOR kENT-lO6. II, Il AND 10 va AVE g. Z,
I'll SEs az sss
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Ial4Lst. n. w.. or as 3,
A.. Tor. 10 l9.S 18th St uw.dr 25.Bs
v. IL. .s3..s- ll0s ] 18th II nv. sr.. -
W, lor-.-.s - - % Il. n ". 0r....-..-s..p
v, l3r.....s5 :l.Sa spruce 81, ar....... .,
". LIT % pa Mass. n. ". sr...,s,2 80
.r....... 90 l.EsO stb st.n.w 5r. -. 40
NV, llr. go 1928 y. ]. ave n. y. 30 as
y. mr.. 90 lsl5 2eth s,.n. w..sr;.0 80
a., sr.....-oo l3i6-:,s 4 \ st.s- u. orl : ~
. Pr ,-...l5 6..G ID ~. sle. Or 1885
. i II. hid ls.6 4 1T NV. Or a \ 30
Y. llr. % lsla .,oth ~. nv. 80 .ls
NV. lr % "a 9TH L. NV. Or 10 40
NV. l2r. Al lolo y. q av.s.e.sr ls.lo
A.. sr---..-4s no NJ 81 nv. Or. 4 , 30
e.. ~. -. 80 . Mas. ave. nv. 5r :
} v .sr tnt2 1853 Hst ne tr....,. u
/, NJ .+u-4o 3nb y 81 s.N.. tir. .... ] Z 90
l2r....... 40 3ls ID st ne. II. - 80
n. W Or. 40 loss eth -. n e. Or ] :, 30
=, l.sr..... 80 ll2o 9Th e n = or IL
~. lor. Is summer .ow. -. 10 20
w., sr. 1880 2l3 . 81. u W. Ur. ....... 10
w.. Or. 20 Iristoe Court, tr .......-l0
ST.. ar. .2S.42 $50 81 81 Sc. .5r..... 30
A n WAlNER .sn ME n
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VUTRATE SALE CONTINUES RoR ANOTHER
~ week prices and bargatns; al goods married
in blue figures d luBLE COMBINATION STORI
~ itth ~ - 3s1i-0t
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koRBERIEs MISUNDERSTANDING G.. Nichols, No.
Sl9 7 street northwest. reports stolen from the
hat-room OF the Spencerfan Business College an
overcoat and pair or gloves. Jos. waters, No. 1901
NJ street, reports stolen from his pocket a gold
watch and chain valued 81 so. Albert ID. Spang-
Ter, No. 500 street. reports the larceny OF two
coats worth 3. Mrs. Florence MarSley, No. loI4
street northwest, reports stOlen from house yes
tsriay - In money and note for 600. Cathe-
riEe OCOnnOr reports the larceny OF a PAIR OF
gloves and two shirts
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1918 Let Of. ne, 5rs. sis
q 434 LIST 81 sw. 5rp &. I 80
oi1S a 81. s.w.. 5rs....lS-So
, Rear 1907 Sth ST. NV.
, 4r-.........-. -.-.... ip.ss
; $50 18th ST NV, 4 ~. liz
) S.S6 20 $40 18th ST ne.
, ore ..:.....-.....,,ss..---iu
, 4S3 y. J ave. Sc. ors. ~
,ll30 I'd ST. u. W. 4rs...1U
1868 Linden 81 NV.
" Orr-..--.ss--. ...... s.- =
3 4 sth-st. road rs....-..y
q 3;sg I IT. ne. 6rs. ...-...s
2Os' I st. ne. +rs-........s
q , basement n. 1903
- 18Th It. G-w-...-..-----.-.b
u 1lss 9Th st s.e-. 4rs..-..J
2l6 18th ST. sc, 2rs-----3
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

WAS siign.Iicen,e a Biindi


n, Even az Post
This Prohihticnists in this state are in
considerable excitement over the aurpris
in6ly frGnk admission OF Warner Miller
and other Republicans that the high
LICENSE issue wss forced to the front for
tbs purpose Of securing Prohibition votes
fas Harrison. In all ias many tributes
which hays been paid 10 Mr. Miller for
his brave stsut on this question, much
stress is laid upon the fact that IL was be-
cause Of ni5 course that the Prohibition
Yo.a Tor Precedent in this state was ma
toslallY retlaosd lis compared With the
Y15e OF last year. The Vo'cs, Prohibition
ocgGn, citas these utteranCes IA evidence
that Ar. Miiles's candidacy WINS merely
9 :i'ics; INST his fght was aot against tho
saloons, But &c last tie Prohibition
party; that his election vac not hopad
fer; AID iIat there ii no sincerity ia the
Republican professions Of zsnl for tenn.
peranse reform. We merely cits this as
tie Prohibition view, but We are con-
stTained to add that we have been sur
orisei at the fr0ukEess Of the admissions
WHOA BIZ. Miller sna other Republicans
nave made. They are incAuIiOus, TO soy
fha Least, in view Of the siAnpls course
Of the Republicans OF this state on the
temperance question, IS revealed ip many
ways, AID nluat iumtnously in the famouI
Shook Telegram 10 the editor of the
Isibaad ia regard TO giving "Republican
aaloon-keepars the protection 10 which
they are entitled"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

ilRlAnbEoh5 i6HS-
There wss a striking illuetra.ion the
other lay Of the vitality of southern
prejndice against the negro. The story
az toid BY the report from Columbus,
Ga, where tie incident occurred, ia that
for several weeks it vas rumored that
Folice-lieutenant Warren bad negro blood
in his veins. At firs. no one believed it,
for taere was not tho SLIGHTEST indication
ct the truth OF Tbs runJr, either in War
ren's conduct or appearance. The chief
81 pohca began an investigation, and
soon found evidence sufficiently positive
20 warrant him 10 approaching Warren
on the subieef. Warren did not invite
further Investigation, INT rendered his
Resignation. Il seems that he came to
the city three OF four years ago from
North Carolina, and il time secured a
plaoe on the police force, where he was
promoted Tor ability. B1t the moment it
was known that he had negro blood in his
vsins, although, as the dispatch says,
nothing in his appearance indicated it, it
became crime almost, and for it he had
inaontinensly to lsava placs where he
had served with credit, Will the tins
ever come whom the negro can have his
chauGa as a man
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
Many Have iiicb ii thp same Pee.
IN Ii,tn..a =

A Chieag5 man aa5 c4ugrt IA most
embarrassing Stl@A1n. lid a.t6nta5 4
party, and, not bsing able to fud bis
coat, wore tina Of friend While escort.
ing LADY home. "a the car- he was
startled to find that his money was Ia tbe
m'ssing coat, and mat be- lsi not Fy.n a
NJ kel in the Sunday elnthesn be- were
WHAT to do he could not imagine INF ha
finally ercused himself to tha laIy and
went out on the rear pla.iorm. 70 tha
conductor ne uptoldsd his SD tals, aud
then said my friend if you will ,rnst
me for these two fares iii watgh an M
corner ios you IN the morning and DIV
you" The conductor lIughtasly asia Il
wRs all right and the y0aus MAJ mas
happy agaio, He took fha Young lnsg
nome, and then tremped az tlia WY back
inter his miR'ihg coat 1t was son1a ma
the Dext morning he wsitea on rs e3r,,ar
two bours 70 pay the kiia coaaac,or snd
reward him with a cipar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

LoSD y Dec. lin his speech at Edtn-
oursh, oa Thursday, Lord Salisbury, the
pr mo minister, declared himself in favor
ot woman cuff age, and said he hoped
The d4y was not far distant when gonen
would be allowed to ylte. Retartluv 10
the srreats OF rent question, Lord Sails
ourg eoateDaed that III 70 could not be q
2regte5 nisEsee than to compare the posi-
tior OF the saaich or0t,ers with thu. OF
shs Ifish tepants. The latter, hs said,
obtained ssslstsnoe and privileges which
we're unknown in any other country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

=-oA-<s-Sss--------------
Flash Light phoaournnhv.

a Connecticut Yankee suggests the use
OF Hash light photography ss insane OF
protecting bank vaults from burglars.
lie says 81 would have camera placed
In position where it would command i,
the heid Of the lens Bpaoe of ten feet
square or more in front OF the door of ma
vault and have The other apparatus so az.
ranged that as soon as importing with tho
vault door was attempted the whole
would bs placed In OPERATION. NY man
would of course, include retaining the
burglar alarm Connecting wi h polios
headquarters As soon ~ the burgIa,a
h'd begun operations the police would be
alarmed, and at the same instant a bic.
ture Of the men would be made bv tba
camera AID aAsh Light combined, 40 that
even II the man escaped the police thew
would leave behind them evidence which
would very probably eventually result in
their detection =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
FArlLLY GRnyHED.
One Wan Killed ana otlers Injured

DY IL Cavern.
PHILtDELpHIA, Dec. / Thirty tons OF
heavy clay suddeoIy caysd in at Sixth
strset and tbe Port Richmond branch OF
the Reading railroad barly yesterday
afternoon, crushing che life ont u one
workman and seriously ipjurins several
others, two perhsps fat7lly. Tie dead
man was John Eumbsld. The inj1red
are Domino llfittle, compound fracture
Of the leg ant breast badly crushed /;
John Bell, serious 1oataiion OF the leg
Frank Lesch leg broken and chest badly
confused ksmer Andru,n, arm broken;
Juan Grqmbinne, Col!sr bone broken
Deltsle is dangerously injured, and will
probably 90. The injured men ave ali
Italians. B9utR, Bayl and les9h aye
married. i.po'bs'a hsd wife, aud the
remainder at9 8in2is. fTt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
A word in Favor os tnc Glove.

Shall men 60 ont between tic a..s ,
This is the question when theasre.gos.s
Ia New York srs discussing through III
columns OF the Sun The ladies o,lfsct
Hyrenuouely 10 She practice. and pitifni
stories GRE told Of ihg wreck Of b6nneta
and wraps, for which untesl Ing rcrarps
who do not occupy end seats are resnon-
sible. Yet there is something 10 b All
for the custom, provided it 90 not atnssd
By too frequent visits 10 convenient baTs
l. IS pleasant 10 meet acquaintance, in
the loooies and chat i moment about the
pley' ana II cur theatres generally were
better adapted to this purpose. win o,,n.
Portable means Of exit from every nayt ne
the auditorium, going ont between the
acts might come into favor rather thar
fall into disrepute. AS for the ininred
bonnets-well, tn; y ought not to BE- worn
at all to tho theatre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06
PEAR'B Soap is an elegant toilet adjunct.
New Iron industries or coa,e.viIl

New Iron Industries or CsatesviIIe.
CoArEsvILLE, Nov. 3a.--During the
present winter DIR. Charles Huston &
Sons, iron and steel manufacturers, will
erect an immense new steel mill near
their present works. The building will
be principally Of sheet iron and will be
run in conjunction with their present
mills. It is expected the new works will
be ready for operation by the latter part
of soring. Sharpless Worth, of the firm
Of Worth Bros, says they EXPECT TO have
their large yiaduat iron works running
fun in few weeks. The valley IRON
works, belonging to Mr.. Kuriz of Pbila
delpbia, and which have bssu idle, are
nlarsed and Improved, and will be in
full operation after the FIRST of tha year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

An encounter between kingflsher and
black bass took place near Orlando,
Fla The fight was provoked by the
singhsher. II suuk It's tsloas INFO the
bass, intending to carry the fish of, bat
the task was too great, and, as the bird
conld mot fres Itself, the bass found little
trouble in drowning it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Who dares not, wins not. Log CABIN
remedies are sold as our ancestors, they
are perfectly reliable and being purely
vegetable, are perfectly harmless. Use
Warmers Log Cabin Plaster. Price 20
cents,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

Fifty yeAs5 ago . term neuralgia was com
pa-ai7ely olkn wn q TINS pgtfa siln, bur Is
nsw on3 q rhs mott fseq1e1t and distriesiue
diseases Of our tine. The bas; remedy, for Il
hapsVer, Is Starvation OIL, Price tRen,y.sys
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

TIC spaEms OF pain that rack the rheumatic
are relieved by GLEREs SULPauR soAP.
Brown, 30, >A "a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

~ Y. YOU your life pc ervtr7 shs tint ~
az rsd, 10 slne ru 4 iy nto ne a. ~ E.r
lisrr, 3, tie liffls It Wntcl tRs va.
,tei sk,umed fuzzy ~ ne hFlIo -.
70 i yes,' d ans ssERd tpe, 81 4. $50 : n ". :
Bllrs G ugh syrup. 0'''9 - ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

A dispatch from Provinoetown. Macs
says the body Of Captain Daniel Notri.
son of Shelbnrne, Nova Sco:ia, was ionnd
In the wreck of bis schooner, tina M n 4
Morrison, Thursday. It is though. Inc
fest OF the crew we're waahad overto.yd
and drowned The schooner has been
run on the fl .ts ia the harbof, aud 9ill bs
pumped out. S4e is o3m plete wreck,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-06

had cAtsrrn very bsd and could hsrd,y
Eiy's Cream Balm, 1t is so 5lng 3 cure, snrey Y
l nave lnducei several frieaos 20 ufs II, md
Win neppy results 10 sveTy case. z, W, spe.ry.