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The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
MnirinlnllnI.

Despite the inclcment weather yesterday
afternoon, there was II large gathering at
st. Augustine's Church to witness the nup.
tials of Mr.. Isaac Brown and Miss Mary
Watts. The latter has been well-l1nown
for years at the City Hall, where she pre-
sided over the lunch stand. Mary,a she was
better known, dealt ont rolls aud hot coffee
to the lawyers, bailiiis and others, and was
of an accommodating, obliging disposition.
Her fund of good humor was ineyhaustible
aud smile and pleasant word greeted
every customer.
She made known her intention to cm-
brace matrimony last week ,'and extended
an invitation TO the attorneys, clerks and
other employees about the building TO be
present and witness its cOnsummation.
Many Of them were present and witnessed
the marriage, and wished her health and
prosperity in the new venture, and believe
that the dutirul daughter as she has becn)
will make Il good wife.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
The t,nporters, r'e. compnuy

of New York, will tomorrow at noon open
a branch store at SO Market Space, in this
city. The company is thoroughly reliable,
and deal only in the best quality of tea
and coffee pounds Of the former aud
% pounds of the latter, put up in paper
boxes, sealed, which sell ut the uniform
price of one dollar per box for either. The
Importers Tea Company have branch stores
in some forty of the leading cities in the
United States, aud are constantly establish
ing new stores. The one to open here to-
morrow WILL we predict, he literally patrO-
nized by our friends and the public gem
erallV
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
Phe Esnr Assaciaiinn.

The annual meeting of the Bar As3ocia-
tion of this District was held at their
rooms last evening, Col. Enoch Totten,
president, in the chair, and Mr.. Reginald
Tindall acted as secretary. The report of
the treasurer was submitted, showing re.
ceipts for the year, counting bal
ance on hand of Sl9d.63, 60 have
been s1,5l1.62 and disbursements
S1A5544, leaving in the treasury S95.lS.
OF the sum paid out $500 was expended in
the purchase of books for the library. Tho
annual election was then entered into and
the following officers chosen for the ensu.
ing year: President, Gen. S. s. HenSle
first vice. president, Mr.. l.. G. Hine second
vice-president, Mr. William f. Mattngly
secretary, Mr.. II. w. Garnett treasurer,
Mr.. A. C. Bradley board of directors,
Messrs. LAMBERT Morris, Payne, Darling
ton and Hormor
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
MFR. Vests Amendment 10 che Fund
iMg Biii.

senator Vest proposes the following
amendment TO the funding bill:
From and after the first day of July, eigh-
teen hundred aud eighty-t two, the three per
centum bonds authorized by this act shall
be the only bonds receivable as security for
natiOnal-bank circulation, or as security
for the satc-keeping and prompt payment
of the public money deposited with such
banks prOciGed, That the Secretary of the
Treasury shall not have issued all the b.nds
herein authorized. or so many thereof as
to make il impossible for him to issue the
amount of bonds required 1ad pfOUidcd
tiTUCr, That no bond Hpon
which interest has ceased shall be accept
ed or shall be continued ON deposit as Sc
curity for circulation or for the safe keep
ing of the public money and in case bonds
so deposited shall not be withdrawn, as
provided by law, within thirty days after
the interest has ceased thereon, the bank
ing association depositing the same shall
be subject to the liabilities and proceedings
on the part of the Comptroller provided
for in section fifty two hundred and thirty
four of the Revised Statutes of the United
States: IRd pfocided further, That section
-four Of the act of June 20, 1874, entitled
An act fixing the amount of United States
notes, providing for a redistribution of the
national bank currency, and for Other pur-
poses be, and the same is hereby, re-
pealcd and sections fifty-one hundred and
lifty.nine and illty-One hundred and sixty
of the Revised Statutes of the United States
be, and the same are hereby, re.enacted.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
Curious cn.e OF ,El~,autcn raentlty.


Denver (Col) Republican,
September 25 man named Hiram
Hyssoll disappeared from Durango As he
was last seen az q house Of ill.reputc, and
was known TO have $40 on his person, foul
play was suspected. A long but futile
search was made for him After some
weeks a badly decomposed body was found
ON the banks Of tho Florida River, aud
though il was many mlcs distant from
Durango, it was believed TO be Hyssclrs
body. With this idea it was carefully
taken up, carried TO Durango, and at an Ia
quest was positively identified as that Of
the lost Hyssell. Tom Lynch aud Tom
McGuyson wero. adiudged the murierers.
and Oracle Catron aud Sadie Tabor as
accessories
Lynch was locked up and the two women
were held in bail McGuyson is believed
to be at III faso del Nortc in Old Mexico,
and steps were being taken TO secure his
arrest. Hardened though she was, the
women Catron felt SO disgraced by the
charge that few days ago She attempted
to commit suicide aAd her life was saved
only by the utmost exertion of the physi-
clans. Every preparation had been made
for long and expensive murder trial, and
there was every reason to believe that it
would result In the conviction Of the sus-
pectcd parties. But the alleged murdered
man, Hiram Hyssell, suddenly made Ais
appearance, telegraphing from KanNn
town that he is hale and hearty.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
District Government Notes.

L. f. Tollansbee has received "A permit
To build "a row of three brick dwellings in
an alley at Second and ID streets, 10 cost
about 81 200,
The commission appointed to inspect
public buildings yesterday visited the Con
gregational Church, the Deaf aud Dumb
Asylum, Sheldon's Hall, Marini's Hall and
odd Fellows Hall. To-day the Insane
Asylum and some of the public schools will
ba visited, and tomorrow the rest Of the
public schools. Friday aud Saturday will
be devoted to the inspection ofehurehes.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
Happy Hearts.

IharIcs S, II0dgs0n, OF N0vlngl0n, Ca,
and Katie :. Irving, of this city,
Isaac Brown, Of upper Marlboro, Nd,
and Mary L. Waite, OF this city,
solomon Newmeyer, Of llavre dc Grace,
Md, and Hannah Blumenthal, of George
town, ID. G.
benjamin solawny aud sarah MoCahe.
VIII COnawaY aud Sylvester Green.
William B. Bullock and Ella Hammett,
both ofStahord County, Va.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
II,e rntnnnc EInis.

Gen. Albert, 4. S. A.. under whose direo-
tion survey of the Potomac River front
has recently been made, with view to its
permanent improvement, will shortly sub
init his report. lie estimates that il will
cost about S2,000,0O0 to improve the George-
town and Washington harbors, including
the iilling up of the flats. lie will include
in his report bill to be sent TO Congress,
in which comprehensive plan for the
reclamation Of the flats and the improve
ment of the channels Of the river will be
set forth.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
RAiLRohDS
1891 THE GREAT 1907
pTNNclVr n hNrh Ilnrr-1rr,


DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
splendid SCENERY, Magnnccn Equipment
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station
corner Of sixth aud Bstreets,
For Pittaburg and Inc West. Cnicaeo limited
ENprcss of Pullman Hotel aud Slcrnug trfs
Win siecpi1s eafs rom H"fri.i.i,. to t,.,,.,N
natl and Chicago. Western Express ..'u b..
~. daily. with Palace Car TO rigrhurs ani
BALTIMORE q poToNA RAILROAD
For Cauandagua, Koch cuer, Hunalo. Nalafl
cVcept saturday with Palace cirs to cVnau-
For WtlNmsnort, lock Haven and H1nl-n at
For New York aud the Hast, so66. r io0o o. in
and io.i5 p. m. Limited ID, IS Wf.lnro.s IN Paim1n
- Parlor tura, 100 a. ~. dnily, eHccut -ludHy.
Jersey CITY with boats Of RrooklFn Annex ai-
io1dlng direct transfer 10 Enlton street, avoil-
iug double lerriagp across New York sity.
For PHILADELPHIA, 500 Il. M, louoe. m.. 400 $50
i9m aud iel9 p. m; pn sunday 80 -ul. 1.ni
l0QOand i0l5 p. M, Limited EXPIRE 6, $50 ID. ui.
daily except Sunday.
For baltimore, $50, 500 $50 iQoQ o. m., mud 2up.
40, l.4O 9AO 900, 1910 aud lO.l3 p. M. ON -ln-
day 500, 1000 a. m, 300 5iJ, 80. 900 and io.b
For Popo's Creek Line, G.4O q. m. and 40 p. tu.
For Annapolis, $40 a, M. and 44O p. m, daily, cy-
ALEXANDRA AND FREDER1cKsBuRG
RAiLiWAYI iy, 4 ,Ir,N AND ,AAhEXA NDR1A AND
For Alexandria, $50, 7.2O 9.20 lilo and u 30a m
1a0, 800, go $50 and ila0 p. m. On sunday
For Richmond and the South. $50 and - 10 a. in
~ daily, and p. m. daily, except sunday.
S53, and l000a m; 1.i0, 300 500. 700 and a0i
p M. and l2OQmidnight. ON Sunday at 500. s53
and lC. u. M; 700 and 905 p.
Tickets and Information al the o0ice. north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders ,nn he
elt for the checking Of baggage to odcsination from
FRkNK THOMSON. General Manager.
j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
AUcTL0N SIZES
C,HARLrsw. HANDY, ,,...,.. ,....,...

thAkLES W. HANDY,
\ Real Estate Broker.
TNtSTiEs SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
LOlE on ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
Y AND Z NOBIIW EST
tlUudcr and by virtue ui o decd of trust, dated
juno o, A. ID. 1873 and recorded On llncr No no,
folio 80, one Of the iaud records Of the Dis
uict Of Columbia. and at the request of
thc party secured thereby. ! viii oiler for -
sale, Ht public auction, ln front OF the prem 40
Uses, on SATURDAY, thC Ii.t day OF Iau-. -
uary A, ID lss2, NJ three O'Clock ID. M. Lots
numbered thriyecNtu .aD, and lhiflycight Hl,
I'm William II. Gumolls recorded subdivision OF
square numbered tiroo hundred and live 800,
Toms uf sale: Ou'-third cash, balance in six
Twelve, cirhtpeu and twenty four months vim
interest ui six per cont per auuum, secured hy
decd ut trust ON tho property sold. Al convoy
nucing 90 cost Of purchaser; $50 down when each
lot is knocked down.
WILLIAM B TODD,
surviving Trustee.
,. r. COLnWEtL, Auctionecr.
Iaffood.N.II
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

II is reported that bed of crystalliled
soda nine feet thick has been discovered in
Wyoming, on the line Of Che Union Pacific
Railroad, and that the railroad corporation
is about to develop il.
A woman has sued the city Of Muskegan
for $4,000 damages for falling over loose
board in the sidewalk.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

A shrcwd little female scamp in St. Louis
collected about $50 during the holidays
from benevolent persons in the following
manner: She would get into horse car,
pay her fare, ride long distance, and then
tell the conductor to let her out at a street
remote from the point where the car then
was. why, you are on the wrong car
three or four miles from where you want TO
CO." the conductor would answer. There
upon the little shivering wretch would be-
gin to cry bitterly, and the other passen-
gers, aglow with seasonable Kindness would
take up collection for her benefit.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
Yvnshinatom Operntic Associntinn.

Under the auspices of this now society
Chimes of Normandy will be performed
Friday and Saturday nights aud Saturday
matinee at Lincoln Hall. The Marine
band and powerful chorus, directed by
Prof John p Sousa, will assist. Tho east
includes all local singers Of consequence.
among them Eva Mills, John Pugh and Ed
Hay. These performances are for the ben
eft Of the new opcratic association, an oh.
iect that appeals directly to the liberality
of our usually generous public. Seats can
be secured at Ellis music store.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
skiu ui.easo Cure,I.

one thousand dollars reward for better
remedy Fmzicis Magic Ointment has
cured the worst case of this awful disease.
sold by all druggists at 80 cents per box.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

A stone bridge to be built at Minneapolis
bids fair to become one of the notable
structures of the world. II will consist of
sixteen so feet spans and four 100 feet
spans, and including the shore pieces will
have total length of 1000 feet IL will
support two railway tracks at II height of
over sixty feet above the water, and will
run diagonally across the river below st,
Anthony's Falls. The cost is estimated ~
nearly $4,000
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

Miss Belle Clinton, OF Iowa, though only
smartest girl in the State. She saved Sl60
by school teaching, and borrowing span of
horses from her father. rugged up q prairie
schooner and with her little brother for
company started for Dakota. She home
stcaded 100 acres, and added timber claim
Of l20 acres by setting ont ten acres OF
trees. She has 5000 black walnut trees
growing, and expects that in ten years she
will be worth $4,000. She spends the
winters at home with her father and nex5
spring will take out more trees and add 100
acres of new land to her estate by taking
up another claim.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

lHls 4ibnhL IAoI4
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CouP1EEl
STEEL RATIsl
Schedule TO. take effect sunday, Nov. 20. ls-i.
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
CHICAGO, ,ClNC1NNATG AND ST. LOUIS FAST
s.oo-Raliinor'e, 1snicot City and Way stations.
e.5o-Beltmore, Annapolis aud Way. tpicd-
mont Strasburg, Winchester fIagcrstoWn
n t7.45-BALTIMoRE lGxrRI.ss.
9lo-point of Rocks and Way Stations.
61b-I,HiIADELp1IiA, NEW NONts and BosToN
EXPIRES. Par!or cars to New York.
g s.4o-STAuNToN and VALLEY EXrRfss. (Con-
meets tor Haserstown and NJ Point OF Rocks
te.oo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis
o-nh1TiAorE ExrEEss. stops at Hyatts.
vile, College, Beltsviiic. laurel, 4 nHapolls
junction. Jessup's and Hanover.
flO'4o-PITTsBUnGH, CHICAGO, CiNCfNNAri and
st. LOUIS EXPRESS.
la.1o-Baltmore, Ellicot City, ,Annapolisanl Way
t1.25-on Sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
t215-BALTIMoBE EXPRIess.
25o-BALTIMonE EXPBlss
t3. .oO-BALTIMORE, PHHAUELPuIA and NIW
s.so-Baltiinore ana Way Stations tNiirorester.
Frederick, Hagorstown and Way, via hs-
4so-BALrImoRE, IIYArrsv1L1E AND IAunsL
EMPRESS, Frederick, via Relay. Stops at
Anna .iolis Junction,
tS.45-lolnt of Rocks. FrederciS, Hagerstowit.
Winehester9nd Way S.ations lOnsunqay
10 tollil OF ROCKS ana way stations NulNss
t5.45-BALrIMoRE EXPIRES. tNiartiushurg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at HyattsyillG aud
Iaurel)
6.o5-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
ia. 10 Baltimore and Wnv Stations
7.4O-BALTIMoRE HYATTs, LILLE and LAVrrr.
EXPRESS.
ts.1o-PITTsBUReH, CLEVELAND and DErRoir
ENPRI1SS.
e.36-PHILADELPITA. NEW YORK and EosroN
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
te.4T-CiiCAGO, CfNcINSATI, Und ST. L0Vi
EMPRESS.
lS.oo-BALrIMoRF, HYATTsvILLE, and LAUREi
EXPIRES. stops on signal or to let or pas
sengcrs at any station between Washington
ana Annapolis Junction.
ITALY. tSunday only. Other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday
An trains from Washington stop at Relay STA
tion.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, and e19
and l3jl Penna. avenue, cor. Of llth street. where
orders VIII be taken # baggagato be checked and
received at any point ia the city.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

4 boN of stereOscopic views weighing
ninety pounds was recently received nj
the Galveston (TeXas) post-Ottice. There
was only nominal amount Of stamps
affixed, while at regular rates the postage
would be S96, and the package Will proha
bly, be sent to the Dead Letter Ohice unless
the intelligent party who sent it or his CONF
signee makes good the postage due.
The director of the Norwegian telegaphs
says that whenever the telegraph wires
were carried through forests twenty years
ago the wolves disappeared aud have not
returned. 1t has always been popdlally
believed that, no matter how famished
wolves may be, slight fence made with a
cold stretched between the posts, will drive
them OF.
The London Academy saws the balance
Of trade between England and Anericl is
turning against on
literature as well .1.m. .IIe.
Among the ret .pIf nI.n.
sils in Chicago We HnH Nen uilIIr..
for the sake Of mn uE tharr rHfl
buy goods Whic EHaa a.. h.
stolen from the ....frr
supplied them wit llInlrI
$4,000.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

The grand jury of New York, in search
of variety of topics, has lighted on bob tail
cars and the dock department. The grand
jury of Philadelphia has taken a still wider
survey in recommending that the portraits
of the signers of the Declaration in Inde-
pendenee Hall be restored. 1t is not easy
to say what the limits of the grand inquest
are, but it seems as if the line might be
drawn at freshening up old paintings.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
b0ohTlREsS n Nc, MoNRoE, Mr. PiNlGY = ss!ls1..-S
Connecting At Norfolk with the Boston SteamCIs.
steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at 3 p. m.
Fall and Winter Arrangements beginning Oct. !.
First-class Fare TO Norfolk and Fortress Mon
u 30
Second-Class Fare to Norfolk and Ft Monroe. 81 80
Fnst-class Fare to Plney Point and Point Look
] 90
Seconc-class TO Piney Point and Point Look
out ......... 75
Tickets and statcrOOms for sale and iniormg-
tton furnished at Il. w. Reeds Sons, i2l6 J. street
northwest, b. q o. Ticket Office, 1871 Penna. ave
nue.; II. Marc Hotel; liOOses Cigar Standsat priu-
cipal Hotels II. b. Potlnhorn, next 10 City Post
office; and at Companys Ohlce, 7th-street wharf.
GEORGE AiATrINGLY,
- General Superintendent.
WNf. p. WEIGH. Agent. or24
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
VnIliiIlO Urso.

assisted by the Apollo Club and the cole.
bratod pianist, Madame Rive King will
give u concert in this city some time next
NINTH
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

The chief royal topic OF the day in Eu-
rope is the mysterious disappearance Of
King Louis of Bavaria. He has left his
kingdom without Il word of farewell. and
is travelling about incognito, vouchsafing
10 trace of his whereabouts. There are
easy suggestions that he has been kidnap-
ped and one irreverent journal solemnly
says; If the monarch in question will
speedily return TO his discOnsolate subjects,
all will be forgiven"
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
TsEEn.

pEEn.
PORrER.-Suddonly, Of heart disease, last
night at Mrs. Cushing's AL, O street north
g.. west, Col. Lew Porter, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
formerly connected with the city Post-Officc,
under Judge Edmunds
Michigan papers please copy.
STOWELL.-On Monday evening, January o.,
of consumption, S. Conger Stowell, in the 42d
year Of his age.
MCKNIGHT,- a'few hours illness, Miss
Mary e. Mcknight, slster-in-law of Dr. ". Fin
ley Hunt.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SHEA,-On Tuesday. January TO- OF diph-
liberia, Agnes, daughter of y. II. and Margaret
Shea, aged 10 months.
KELLEY.-On Sunday, January 8, at 0.tOp.
M, John Kelley, aged 6S years. May he
rest i'm peace.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

The city OF Portland, Oregon, has a
population OF $4,000, aud has wholesale
trade extending into every portion OF the
Northwest, only limited by lack Of rail.
road communication from doubling its
scope. The assessed valuation Of the city
is nearly S10-0OO,O00. Journalism is active
and there are twenty-four publications
issued regularly
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
Theatre GINNING.

Rightmirc's drama, " Tho Boss, " IS hav-
ing fine run at tho Comiquc. splendid
variety bin IS ON this week. Matinee Fri
fnN
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
"AIdermey Dairy wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in J pound "Ward f"
prints, Doc. per 10. Also, cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk, Sc. per at.
Cream 15c. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
rhentrn.

Robson and Crane appear again tonight
rs Our Bachelors Tomorrow night
Sbarps aud llats. Saturday matinee
F" Dur Bacholors -
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
AMusEMENTs.
rord,a nnrrn.hnnsc.

Rossi will appear tonight as King
Lear supported by his superb English
speaking company. "OthCllo" " tomorrow
night Romeo and Juliet matinee
Saturday
The Evening critic., 1882-01-11

That afternoon such Of the customers of
the Post as toiled up into the editorial rooms
wondered at the number of fresh blood
stains on the stairs.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
sau Francisco Quotation-.
Il,y MAIL ANp qELrcnArr.i

i1h MAI. Az - ltifi-AtAit.i
WHEAT-N0. !. SIjl per GENITAL:
OATs-S1 50@l 81 e ctl.
WooI.-Oregon, Valley 23@3l els. =
o. Eastern Oregon, 20@2G.
HIDEs-ReaVy sailed lU25c; light. do
9Jz@10c; Salted calf, a1l,g fCc.
FAMILY ,PEoyIsToNs-IiacpR. l3G5l5
cts: clear Oregon sides. 12@l%Lc; hams,
i3I@l7H cts.
BAeLEY-Coastf feed. s. 42esli5i} ell.
Brewing 81 seal 60 > Ell.
EGGS-Caifornia. TOO ~ Z d0z Ore
gOn, 22G23c 2 GO2.
FLoCR-0regOH extra. - 40: super
fine, 50 10.
BUTTER AND CulLSE Extra fancy
Butter. S2-[ els. p IL: Fresh roll, good
to choice, &4G33 rts.F II. Cheese. l.:
Gi5c.
SEEDs-Flax, 2llGe4c = IL: Canary
3Gl5 c: Alfalfa. l6G lie: Timothy Sc
i9c q IL.
BAGS Wool sacks. i4@50c: poia,C
gunnies. i3j%Gllc; standard grain nom
inai.
FRuTTS-Dried apples. G@9 els. z i
for qrS.: 7659c for sliced; Pears, SHl0c
PlnmS. 1Nfl0. pitted l3@la; Peaches. Il
a l5c: p eled, l7GI2O.
SALMoS.--C0lumbi river fish are
auotablc at 81 30 = dOL. In tins nr
the spot; on the river. 81 p = dOZ. Sac
ramento 81 20@1 o.
SUGAR-Refinery. terms net cash
Cube, barrels. l2l{c; Crashed, l2lzc
Extra Powdered. barrels, l2c: Fint
Crushed. bDls., PIC: Dry Granulated
bbls., l2l4c; Extra GranulateG, bbls
1l3{c: Golden c. bblS., i1%lc: D, bhls. o
: 10SLc.
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ssyorsn Markets
RETAIL.

ELlAlL.
.Burrza Extra fancy s. e. Gocd to choose
90 10 81 cts. a n.
CHEEsE.-l5G;lSc.
DRIED FRUITs.-Biaekbe berries I9c; Prnnes
Gala u@I5c; Peeled Peaches l792jc
SUGAR. - Cube, II; crushed, lie: fine
crushed, 14c: extra rowd. IKE; dry gran.
l2>@c: extra, gran. l3,lc, G. C. l2lle.
i.GGs.-23 TO % cts = doz.
OArs.->S2 90 TO 81 25 per cwt.
PorAToEs.-l;492 cts. per lb.
FLouE.--Super9ne s. Co: Extra s. 30;
Corn Meal = ewt. 90 80: Buckwhoat - ewt
s6 co.
FRESH MEATs.- Choice cuts. Lamb. i2e;
Beef lO@l2: Pork 10; Mutton loale. By the
carease Sc.
MEATS. - Breakfast bacon i7GiS per Il;
sides l59l7c; hams i5g2Oc; shoulder;
l5al7e; smoked beef l59lG}5c; corned bee
| slGgl2 - bbl.; eoTned pork lOc = d.
| iaRD.-Iu tins and caddies i5Sisc = p.
HoYEY.-In frames loe; in glass 59c.
! MuL FEEp.-Bran $50 % z ton; choi
feed s2G5-; Shoiis So cog; Hay 5000
! s2a y ton; middlings s2S.
! Esss haye been down 10 lS@20a, bGj OWNS
TO advance in san Francisco. have had same
advance here.
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Health is Wealth.

Dr. T. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment specific for HySteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache. Mental De-
preston, Loss OF Memory. Spermator. h0ea,
lmpotency. Involuntary Emissions. Prema-
tire Old Age, caused by OYer-cxeTtlon, self
abuse. or OVcT-jndulgence. which leads TO
misery, decay and death One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes
Tor i've dollars sent 10y mail prepaid on re-
eelpt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any ease. With each order received by
rs Tor SIX boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars. we VIII send the purchaser our written
guarantee 10 return the money il the treat
ment does not effect Il cure. Guarantees is
sued only by W. E. Dement,, druggist, As
toria, Oregon. Orders by mail ct regular
prices.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
THE MARKETS.
Ftuanci3i,

Silver, ri per.
Com exchange on San Francisco Il per cent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York baying par;
selling. 4 to / por cent.
Legal 1enders--rsr.
Teiegraiiic Transfers On New Y"rk ! pcr
cert. premiHm.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-26
Order of Chosen Friends.

\ regular meeting OF Occident Council No
D. &C. F., is held every Thursday evening,
ut the hour OF ~ O'Clock in the hall of the
4. o. L. W. All sniOurnine members are
cordially invited 10 attend.
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