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nor SALE-NO BETTER OR SAFER IN
i vcStment in the state; highly productive
ranch for sale, 2d0 acres rich upland, with all
my substantial improvements; 8 miles from sac
raneuto. upper Stockton road: splendid Grain
Hay Grape and Fruit land; viii Sel entire or in
parcels % suit. also. 80 acres adjoining; long
credit. inquire on the Priiui-ce ENOS SAB-
GENT Sacramento Pos;oiiice iy2t-tf
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"TANTED-A FEW ENERGETIC MEN OR
w ladies to canvass for two fine books that
sell readily; money to be made by the right par
ties. Address % w this Office. au26-tf
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IHTANTED-A SITUATION AS DRESS
w maker or to do sewing in family and
is not afraid to work Inquire at Room %,
WESTERN HOTEL. s9-St*
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MILLINERY.
NEW FALL MILLINERY.

WE tT TAKE E GET rEAsyEE 5s5 ri h 5SI1 5NFoFM s NJ
ceived q Fine stock Of Fall Goods in HATS,
FEATHERS. BIRDS and all the novelties in the
market Kindly favor lis with call or order.
We feel confident that both our goods and prices
viii De satisfactory. Yours respectfully, MES
DANES BARBER X PEALER, 62l } street, be-
tween Sixth and seventh s. lply
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BUTTE (Mont). September lOth.-The West
Aldo Racing Association viii hold their regular
annual meeting on september 18th. .6th 9th
and 2eIh. iuT>cs to the amount OF - 600 Will be
given away.
THE %ATICNAL TEOTfTNG HORSE BREEDERS ASSO-
CLIFTON.
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mo LET 4 VACANT GROCERY STORE. FOR
| further particulars inquire of W. p. COLE
NAN, 30 J street, between Third and Fourth.
Sacramento. sj-lw
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CoNCoEp. September 10th.-The Democrats
have nominated John NJ. Hill for Governor
Presidential Electors were then chosen, and the
Convention adjourned
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VTTANTED- NE LADY AND GENT N
w every town, in charming business; S75
per month and expenses. Send 81 for instruc-
SIC : or stamp for terms. NONPAREIL NrFG
~, 2i3 State street. Chicago. au30-1mTuThS
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The Nebraska Anti-MonopoIists.

MERIpEN September lcth.-Thc State Green
back Convention was well attended and enthU-
Siastic. \ State ticket was nominated, with
James l.. Curtis for Governor.
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nor sALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
II in the Western Hotel Hacking, Two Car
riages, and Four Horses and Harness. For fur
ther particulars, inquire at the office or of the
driver. aul-u
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NEW YORK. September 10Th - Among the
stterusc passengers 10y the Wyoming this morn
ing are 49, Mormon converts. mostly Scaudua-
Niaus. consigned 20 Elder Hart, resident elder
at New York They leave Tonight for salt lake.
New YORK, September loth-Thc Wyoming
arrived to-day from Liverpool, and among the
passengers were 5UN MuruuuS who were bound
for Utah. They appeared adapted tor ugricult-
ural. mechanical and domestic occupations.
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TJ1O REEr-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
| Front Room. 1927 | street between Tenth
and Eleventh; is suitable for a gentleman and
wife, or Two gentlemen; rent reasonable. Apply
on the premises Sj-lw+
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AT SArAGANsErT PARK.

NAEAGhNeETr PARK R.I) September 10Th
This was the second day OF the races. la the
contest ior the 20 class, Tor PAGERS, Billy NJ.
the race for the 2:25 c.asS, trottng, Young Rolfe
won, Lizzie NJ. second. Dickuri third, Breeze
Medium fourth. The other starters were Re
yerge and Milo. Best time, 2:..s9. In the race
for the - class trotting, Montgomery won.
Iron Age second. Kittie Pa,chcu third. Don Car
los fourth. The otner starters We're Frank
King Wilkes, Index, Stephen @. and May Bird
Best time. 2I2lI. IN the race for the 2:l7 ciass
pacing Bessie N. won, Larene second, Messina
Hoy mira. Iiu!e, 2:l1t4-.:l6l1.
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PHYSICIAN AND URGEOS.-OFFICE AND
Z Residence. No 323 J street, between Third
and Fonrth. Hours 10 10 a. n, 3 to and : to
$ ?. NJ. Office of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place. Sc14pIm
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DIlS. KELLOGG & GOSS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SACRA-
y MENTO. Office Hours:
Miss Dr.. kellogg Miss DR.. Co.'S
9tO 10 \. ". StO9 A. ".
Il to , P. d.. 2tO 5 P. NJ.
q to z. ~. to 5 p. NJ
Si,ndnr latn 2 sof
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'aN N- w - " 60 '''At''-N ''+' ~ -"N zee
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, September l0th-stocks quiet and
strong this morning Pacific Mail rpsa to 51i iC,
Union Pacific to iui &C. Western Union to Co. gc,
preferred Northwestern To 9gJ C., LackawGnna to
100.
NEW YORK. September th.-Buringtou l137 4
Central Pacific, II; Northern Pacific 2l5,:
Northern Pacific preferred, 4.aI; Northwestern,
g9ia; New York Central, lo2; Oregon Navigation,
=; Transcuntincntal, los; Pacific Mail, S3s
Texas Pacific. I5i 4; Union Pacific 5ul,. Wells.
Fargo x Co.'S Express, lJi; Western Union, 6di2.
NEW YORK, september lu;h.-Stocks are lower
this afternoon The decline in prices ranged
nrLI l.tlI-
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CLEVELAND, September l0th.-Thc Council Of
the Baptist Church has for some days had on
trial Dr Powell, pastor OF the church in Orange
vile. Oh charges of bad standing in the church.
drunkenness and lying. The Council has NOW
made a report finding that Mir. Powell has lost
his ministerial standing in the Baptist den0mi-
Dytio,
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WALLACE a. RRIGGS, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND OBsTETRICIAN. OFFICE
and residence No. 2i2 street, Sacramento.
Office Hours i j.; !; 4 y. y = P NJ iel2ptf
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Go to Golden Eagle oyster 4 Chop House,
6l6 St, orS;eakS, Chops Large Eastern oysters.
Open day and night ADAM IANM. Prop nj i-ln
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Disastrous Fires.

LoNpoN, September 10Th Stocks Co.'S
leather works at Leeds have been destroyed by
fire. The loss is placed at .so,GN.
4 serious fire is reported from Calais. \ large
factory was burned. Loss heavy.
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Dentistry.-J. Y. H0rner, Dentist. No. 5i5
Tenth street, bet ana r. Sacramento je27-lm
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JOR SALE-TIIE SPLENDID RANCH ~.
L OF A. Menke known as the Watt 4 ~
Murray place, containing IL acres, about -
Sacramento Valley Railroad This is all bottom
land; highly improved; DWellng-house; Barns;
300 Choice Fruit Trees; Fine Water: Alfalfa
Fields etc. For further particulars, price etc,
inquire on the premises. is tfl 4 MENKE.
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CoxsTANrINopLE. September I0th;-SiX thou
sand additional troops are ordered 70 1eInen:
Western Ardbiu, to suppress the rebctluh IN tha5
district, and be ready for "IC emergency III
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Insure Life and Limo. by Getting "A Com
nonsense step Ladder al Eleventh and X. au2- I'm
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W. :. EE4;TCY q :. c. DENsoS,
4 TTORNFYs AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
y OiEces. Metropolitan Block, X street, be
tween FCIrth and tith, Sacramento. Entrance
next door . Metropolitan Iheater. ol-tt
c. wuITE. a. L. HART.
HART & WHITE,
4 TTORNEY5 AND COUSSELORS-AT-LAW
u Offices at ;he southwest corner o. Fifth
a,d J Stt ccjS, ,'acr&ncut0. California. je25-tf
HENRY L. HUCaLEY. s. soLoN HoLL.
F!GLI. n EgCiILET,
4 TTORSElS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
~ Calce: Northeast corner Sixth eud !
NTeets, Sacramento je9-tf
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LoNDoN, September l0th.-LoTd DuftCin has
been appointed NiCeroy Of India.
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DIR. i. +. BRUNE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
{ the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 52l street, between Filth
and sixth sacramento. Office hours 10 II \
NJ: 3 TO ) and TO P NJ. jyli-U
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OCULIST, AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases Of the Throat: Oa.ce. 429}a J
street, corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank.
Sacramento, Cal Hours $50 to l. \. NJ. 10 i
2 N. SUNDAYS: 9Sl to Il :. VI: 10 4 P. N. iyl-tt
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DENVER, September l0ih-Tbr Republican
State Convention met at Colorado springs at N
O'Clock this morning. " A. Hamil of Clear
Creek was elected Temporary Chairman. \
Committee ON Credentials was appointed. and
the Convention adjourned until 5 o'clock thi,
evening
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NTANTED-KAPLAN, sCs STREET, WILL
w pay one-third more for every description of
Second d-hand Household Furniture than any
other dealer in the city. Also, in stock a
general variety Of Goods, at low prices. jell-1m
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Nnir lull

IIHWCI % NIIHI.II, NU
y. Y. Office, 150 ". 23d ST., bet. 9th Il 1h Avs
jal0lyTuThS
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C. sUTEE,
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Money Wanted :: :;5 E.; ; :i=: $.:: 81 !: s;
WANTED,
FOR SAEE-TO LET.
FIIO LEr-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
A--.-LN q LLis nlicn IL

THREE SECONDHAND
/ BCGGIES For Sale, nearly IL ez42.
new; Two Light Ones, and -3S4e33T5eg==sa1Ss,,- g==sa1Ss,
One Heavy, suitable for the g. -
country. Also, Two BROOD MARES, and Two
COLTS. All viii be sold cheap. For particulars,
inquire Of II. ;. BEALS, No. l2l3 + street, be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth. s9-t
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
WEST WASHINGTON.

A large.sized lad by the name OF Wood, liv.
ing on Market street, got Into an alteration
with boy named Miller, living on the same
street near =, yesterday, and becoming angry,
inflicted severe wounds on his head, which re-
qulred the services OF surgeon to sew up.
This morning the condition OF young Miller
was serious.
Mr.. William Massey, the well-known Phila-
delphia brewer, has obtained possession OF
the shinn property on NJ street, known as the
West End Flats. The consideration was $780,
900, $1,000 more than the amount OF mort
gage held by Mr. Massey on the property,
ono week from tomorrow night concert
VIII be given by Chambers Lodge, No. ID,
Good Templare, at Cropley's Hall for the ben
ent OF the Juvenile Templars Lodge, for
which extensive preparations are being made.
The Junior Order OF Mechanics held an In
teresting meeting last evening at Mechanics
Hall, on High street, when there were four
limitations. Singing, instrumental music and
addresses comprised the exercises.
fine bicycle was found on the Aqueduct
TO the station.house, where It was claimed
this morning by tho owner, who said IL had
been stolen from In front OF Abner's Garden
early In tho evening.
The canal.boat Seneca arrived to-day with
1000 bushels wheat The schooner Com
morce, OF Alexandria, brought up $500
bushels. Sales at $1.12lh(d)S1. 1914.
James II. Curron, farmer living out near
Tennallytown, suspected Phillip Shyrock, q
got out warrent and ofiicer Myers, following
Shyrock TO the city this morning, found that
he had the shoes. Ho was accordingly placed
In the etatlon.house.
Another interesting tub race Will occur on
inc river tomorrow afternoon.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15

DIED.
AoToN.-on Tuesday, May 13, 1884, at z
o'clock p. M, Elizabeth, beloved wife OF Elijah
Acton, In the S0th year OF her age.
ARMsTRoNG.-on May 10, 1884, Annie
carp, wife OF VIM. II. Armstrong, and daughter
the residence OF her son-in-law, Willard II.
Porter, Wilmington, Delaware.
Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery Friday
morning, IL o'clock. Tho funeral will leave
the Pennsylvania Railroad depot on arrival of
train due at IL o'clock.
DAw.-ou Wednesday, May ii, 1884, at 80
o. M, Elizabeth Trueman, wife OF Reuben
Daw, aged 20 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1916
2Sth street, on Friday, the 10th instant, at
$3.50 p. m. Relatives and friends OF family
Invited 10 attend,
QUILL.-on Wednesday morning, May ID,
1884, at 4 80 O. M, Donis Quill, aged 53 years,
"a native OF County Kerry, Ireland, but a resi-
dent Of Washington for the past thirty'two
years.
His funeral Will take place from his late
residence, Nc. 42 q street northwest, on Friday
morning at O'Clock, with requiem mass,
from st. Aloyslus Church. Friends and rela'
tives are respectfully invited TO attend.
wATKINs,-on Wednesday, May IL, 1884,
at l 10 O. mn after protracted Illness OF con-
2Sth year Of his age, Oldest son OF Nicholas
and Marion j. Watkins.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents,
447 II street northwest, on Friday at p. M
corner 9th and streets. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend.
enthusiastically on the 1dth instant, at
his residence, Laurel, Nd, M. p. smith, for
merly OF Newton, Westmorelaud County, Pa,
aged 20 years.
PAGR.-on Wednesday, May ii, az 1880 a:
M, Thomas Taylor Page, In tho d4th year OF
his age.
Funeral from 1910 East Capitol street, at 2
p. M, on Friday, May 10. Service following
at Oak Hill Chapel
EYANs.-on "Wednesday, l1th instant, after
a long and painful illness, Margaret stewart,
wife OF W. q. Evans, In the dist year OF her
age, 49,,
Funeral from her lato residence, 1911 Now
Jersey avenue northwest Friday, May 10, AT
$3.50 p. m.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate were
filed for record to-day with the Recorder of
Deede, as reported exclusively TO THE CRITIC
by u. +. olmstead, 1116 New York avenue;
d street north, between Nineteenth and
and 10, 30x100, Fred @. Llnger to Henry A.
Linger; 500.
Rear OF Nineteenth street west, between L
and NJ streets north, square 110, sublots AZ
and al, 30 II. on soft alley by 10 It. x In,
Henry A. Linger to Frederick @. Linger; 500.
Seventeenth street west, between II and s
streets north, square 154, sublots 10 and IL,
25x06, and q street north, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets west, square $50, sub
lot 81, 20l5xl00, Herbert A. Gill to Richard Il.
Same properly next above described, Rich.
ard E. Pairo to Monita W. Gill; nominal.
Ninth street west, between U and V streets
north, square $50, sublot so, 10 by depth,
Thos. E, %aggaman to bridget Maloy; 1890.
Square 1858, sublots II and 81, tho Citizens
Building Co. to Hiram Michaels; $1,6S1 80.
Maine avenue, between Four-ana-a'half aud
Sixth streets west, reservation ID, sublot %,
15Hx127 1900, Hannah A. Altumus TO
Lorenzo NJ. Ricej 81 ,39d.40.
q street north, between First and Third
streets west, square 500, part OF lot 20, east ~
x210, O. A. McEwen to Joseph N. Whitneyj
Massachusetts avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets east, square 500, sublot 80, 30
~ depth, Cove O. Ainsiee to Roger Williamsi
street south, between New Jersey avenue
and First street east, square 7d3, part OF lot 4,
west 60xdqo, james N. Fitzpatrick to Henry
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth
ana Fourteenth streets west, square 217, sub
stot II, 22& by depth, Leonard Whitney TO
Charles 4, James, $4,000.
streets west, square 377, part OF lot 8, east 80
It. 6qi In. by $50, Gorham p. Hopkins OF all,
trustees, to james X. NJ, II. N. and Amni p.
County.
Uniontown-Sublots 262, 263 and 26i,
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Cnief Justice
Cartier and Justices Wylle and James,
Sunderland and Hillyer vs.. Kilbourn and
Latta; on argument.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Hall VS..
Stewart OF al; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice CoX.-Wheeler vs..
Beale; petition of W. and C.Wheeler dismissed
for want OF Jurisdiction. Kerngood vs.. Gus
dorf; hearing OF exceptions in General Term
In tho first instance. Dubois vs.. Sprague;
leave to amend original bill granted. McEl.
hinny vs.. Wynkoop; restraining order Issued
returnable May 10. Alderman vs.. Alderman;
alimony and examiners fees ordered paid.
Benham VS.. Porter; time TO take testimony OF
complainant extended to June4.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
GEORGE BLISS DOUBLE
sent 10 Jail To-day for LARGE,

Sent TO Jail To-day for Larceny.
Some surprise was caused in the Police
Court this morning by tho appearance OF a
man in the dock who was the exact counter
part OF George Bliss, and who was taken for
that person by the majority OF those present.
and when the clerk called His Honor's atten-
ton TO the resemblance even tho stern
old Judge had to laugh when he scrutinized
the old man in the tolls.
The unfortunate prisoner was In for stealing
n pair OF pincers from the store OF Samuel
Swan, and got thirty days In Jail. He noted an
appeal and was committed In default Of bail.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

HENRY CHRISTIAN was assessed $50 by
Judge Smell this morning for keeping his bar
open on Sunday.
MARIA MARINo. one of tho Oldest vags
in the city, was In tho tolls at the Police Court
this morning again, and got thirty days the
farm.
JOHN SHETLAND was before the .Pslice
Court to-day for cruelty to npipfa.sy "a work.
Ing horse that was uafkssv fabor, and was
PARAsa,SSs Soups 7se 7tn street.
AsJBoT named Georde @. Click was run
oytf and severely injured by the carriage OF
Mr.. W. W. Dudley at Sixth and streets yes
terday afternoon.
THERE will be meeting of the Central
Democratic Committee Of the District OF Co.
lumbia, for organization, at tho Metropolitan
Hotel this evening at p. m.
THE National Academy of Fine Arts,
corner OF New York avenue and Eighteenth
street. will be open free to the public oyery
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
JAMES KRUGER, an employee of tho
Patent once, was flued So by Judge Smell to-
day for refusing to aid Onlcer Montgomery In
arresting prisoner on Seventh street yester-
day.
A SERIOUS alteration occurred at New
Jersey avenue and street last night between
Brogdep, Jane Shelton and Salllea~Wufner,
colored, during which the Yhtss man was
struck on the head Sia sohe and had his
sTocK1Nes,ssfE Il Young's, 735 9TH st.
WN>HWYLu was charged in the Po-
slaughter-house IN tho city within $50 yards
OF a residence other than his own-on North
Capitol street, between N and o streets.
number OF residents Of tho neighborhood ties.
titled to tho existence of the slaughter.house
and tho killing OF cattle there, and q fine OF
$40 was imposed. An appeal was noted.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
Facts and Figures Presented 60 " rho
Critic'a'' Readers To-day.

NEW York, May 10.
Among conservative brokers and operators
at tho Windsor last night the impression pre-
vailed that tho worst had been seen. The &C
iion OF tho Clearing House In aiding the Metro
politan Bank to resume to-day was most
favornbly commented upon. This fact would
do much to restore confidence. Operators do
clined to express any opinion 40 to the prob
able course OF prices to-day, ms much depends
upon out.of.town orders and what effect yes
terday's failures VIII have upon tho country
at large.
The Tribune says that DR.. Noryln Green,
president OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, said "The present depression
seems TO be largely due to the greater care
that banks are taking Just now. They begin
to draw in their business, and buyers will not
invest In stocks o-day II there Is a probability
OF difficulty In getting money TO pay for them
to- morrow. The depression In Western Union
stock is simply ridiculous. The companys
receipts and net profits are larger than they
ever were before. We never transacted as
much business as now. Wepay dividends and
viii pay another ono In n few weeks"
DR.. Green showed n book OF totals for each
week from April to May 10, which showed an
increase OF from 100000 to $4,000 over cor
responding week OF 1888, about to 10 per
cent.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
FOR SALE-Houses.


EXPERIMENTATION Wednesday, May
Id, 1854, at the residence OF the BRIDES pa
rents, Mildred Nortieet TO Horace v. Bisbee,
both OF this city. No cards.
COMPARATIVELY Baltimore, on Sun
day evening, May II, 1884, p. L. Bonnet, OF
Washington, d. O., to Mary Albeit, OF Balti-
more. Md,
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
FINANCIAL.
To.day's stock Quotations

Tho following observations OF the transac-
lions In the financial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, arc
furnished by the clearinghouse OF II. d.
Cook, jr, & Co., 1920 + street, Washington,
ID. O..
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
FOR EXCHANGE.

WY ANTED-TO EXCH ANGIE NEW STOVES
wv for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange,
Sor. 9TH and X; smoky chimneys cured or no
kS11ht ~ - f27
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
The Mnsons wnI Lay the Corner.

Tho Grand Lodge OF Masons has accepted
the invitation OF the Light Infantry to take
charge OF the ceremonies OF laying the corner.
stone OF their new building on the 22d instant,
and tho various Communicates OF Knighta,
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
at tho Ola Woman WON'T Aodicate.

A correspondent of the Boston Herald thinks
that the time has come for Queen Victoria to
abdicate In favor OF the Prince of Wales. "She
is, and has been," he Gays, ''for many years
only igure.head TO tho nation, while he docs
all the work, goes among tho people,
and interests himself In public
affairs showing great public spirit and liberal
views on all occasions. AS q soldier, as
huntsman, as royal parsonage, and as true
hearted gentleman ana kind, generous man,
the Prince OF Wales has to-day no superior In
all Great Britain. My Views OF him are now
completely revolutionized, for see him every
where go, mlngllng with the people, and
even lately prowling among the slums
~ n order TO improve tho con-
poor. Deeds, not words, tell In a mans life
record, and the preJudices which once existed
fegarulhg MIN arc being battered down, and
thhl, 100, py MS own unostentatlous conduct.
Ana MS position In the country is rather try
Ing when ono reflects on 1t. For no is not
absolute king while he has TO ACT king prac.
tically, as It is impossible for him 10 shine
only as quiet English gentleman"
The Evening critic., 1884-05-15
The Chicago Markets To.day.

CHICAGO, May 15.-wheat opened stronger
and 7s(11c. higher than last evening, June
shortly advancing &C., July 2isc. atterward
reacting 9sc on June and lac. on July.
Corn opened 16D1hc. higher than last even.
ing. July advanced i5c. and then reacted No.;
pork, TIC. higher, and lard, 2lac. higher
The reaction in wheat was caused by rumors
OF n largo failure in tho New York stock mar
ket, but q better feeling prevails In CONNER
ciHl and financial circles here. juno wheat
opened at $50, advanced to 00c., and reacted
TO Sole; June corn oepnod ut &C.; June
oats, 33l2c.; Juno pork, $3.50; June lard,
$3.50.