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ual indulgence is practiced by the youth OF botI
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train o
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scientific
medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance
Ozark spots under the eyes, pain in the head
ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling o.
leaves and rafting of chaIiots, uneasiness about
the IONS, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis
ION. blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diff
dence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form
new acquaintance, disposition to shun society
loss OF memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and va.
rious eruetions about the face, furred tongue
f9tid breath. coughs consumption, night sweats
monomania and frequently insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR. GIBBON, stating case
symptoms, length of time the disease has con-
tinued, and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part OF
the country, with full and plain directions. By
Enclosing ten dollars in registered letter, through
the Postoffice. or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a
package ofmedicine viii be forwarded to any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
TAIL: Try him. Mention the REcoRD-UNIoS.
Address DR.. J. F. GIBB0N,
1a2i-4Dtf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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60 TO
:. J. cRoLY.

T E. PARMETER, 9i6 AND 91s ELEVENTH
81 street, between and J, where you can get
Your Carriage Painting done tirst.class. fei5-tf
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phi ES INSTANT T RELIEF; FINAL
turns. No purge, no salve no suppository. Suf-
ferers will learn of simple remedy Free, by
addressing c. J. MASON, rs Nassau street. New
York. MIRO 6mTuThS
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ELECTRIC LIFE.

DR. A. LEPPER Has RETURNED TO SAC
IL mento for brief stay. His friends and
all others desiring his services can be treated at
his office,
1907 Tenth, between and X Streets,
Where he viii be for short time only Office
hours from to u, and tod. mr164p1m*
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS, M. D.

physician AND OBsTETRICIAN. oFEIGE
I and residence No. 2l2 street, Sacramento,
omes Hours. = S;s ss isssss.n nla-4pst
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STOCK MEN

MOULD STUDY THEIR OWN IN,
w terests by Breeding to BERLIN, M SzN
sire of Thapsin. record, 2:2215, Pansy, N1-N-
2:2419 four-year-old, and several other fine
Roadsters. For particulars inquire GEORGE
MARTIN. Agent. Agricultural Park. ap9-lm~
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a Brokers Losses in wheat.

New YORK, April 14th.-Dennis C. Will
cox, ex-broker, who committed suicide yes
terday, before he went into Wall street. in
1882, had fortune OF $500 900. His first
which resulted so disastrously for James
R. Keene. He was at all times an unconl-
promising bull on wheat, and the decline
in May wheat, of nearly fifteen cents per
bushel, during the month of March, was
the final blow. On one occasion he bought
100000, and within Il few hours his pur-
chase declined three cents per bushel.
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DIR. j. Il. LAME

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE AND
residence 9l3 K street, between Ninth and
Tenth Hours-9 to II A. NJ, 2 tod and to SIP. N.
m54p1u
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earle & CROLY.

| CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1924 second street, be-
tween K and L. Postoffice Box No. 4l0, Saera-
mento. fel6-4ptf
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VAULTS AND CELLARS
ODORLESS ExCAVATOR.

HESSPOoLS AND VAULTS CLEANED. GEL
~ lars pumped out Wedo the cheapest and
best work in the city. II -ve your orders at our
once, US street, at the Pacific Market
fe2-4ptf ]. II. CAMPBELL. & co
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PIONEER WOOD YARD.
P. FoSTEF

STILL AHEAD. NO. 1 SECOND GROWTH
| y Stove Wood, Sc so. ONEAL & son, whole
| sale and retail dealers in Wood, Coal, Coke and
Charcoal, Second street. between L and NJ. fe9-tf
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

New YORK. April 18th
WHEAT-l2 M-9Oc for cash. 9os9O3sc for
April, g019G 905sc for May. 9l@911sc for June,
9l1st@9l14c for July, and 9l14a 911s: for August.
SuGAR-Cuba Centrifugal IS 49,
CHICAGO, April 18th.
WHEAT-12 M.-7255sc for cash. 765Sc for May,
7S15c for June, and sol &c for July.
CORN-373sc for May
PORK-S9 or for May
LARD-S5 S5a5 ST. for May
LIVERPOOL. April 14th.
WHEAT = Firmly held. California spot
lots, Is SdCd6s lid; off coast, 35sG35s Sd: lust
shipped, ,5s Cd; nearly due. 35s: cargoes off
coast and on passage, steady: English and
French country markets, steady; Wheat and
Flour IL, Paris uria.
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Der.
VI lin, Germany. Ohce-52l street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Residence-cornerF Fourteenth
and K streets, Sacramento. Office hours: lG:Sl
A. M. to p NJ; 2P. NJ. to Az. NJ; Up. L. osP. NJ
mi2-tf
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Tiiden's Throat,

NEW YORK, April 14th.-Samuel J. Til
den says, concerning his health have an
affection of the larynx, which impairs the
elasticity of what are called the vocal cords
so that they will not come together, and
air passes through without their helping
to form sounds and so reduces me to whis-
per. There is no soreness nor apparent
disease, but only loss of elasticity, so that
it makes me talk with great difficulty and
generally in whisper, excepting when
have cold, under which the cords APP
preach each other better.
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5,400 pounds good Laundry Soap ACTUAL weight
when received). about 500 pounds per month;
bidders to furnish samples with prices.
1900 pounds Concentrated Lye, about 800
pounds per month.
5000 pounds sal Soda, about 500 pounds per
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

Established in 1854
for the treatment o.
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con
orrhea, elect, Structure,
Syphilisin all its forms,
Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, Skin Diseases,
etc, permanently cured
|, or no charge.
sSeminal Weakness.
\ Seminal Emissions,
Sthe consequence ofself.
sabuse. This solitary
Svipa Or dapravnd epY.
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Declines the once.

says: Gen. Guzman Blanco, recently
elected President of Venezuela, has declined
the Office. Blsnco. it is thought, may be
induced to become Minister of Finance.
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w. II. BEATTY g. s. C.DENsON.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
MIND CVRE.


MRS. A. DAYTON, TEACHER AND PRAC
lI titioner Office hours from 10 to u A. NJ
and from to 8 P. NJ. Evening Glass, 730. 9ol
Eighth street. mr26-4plm
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
A. L. HART.

A. L. HART,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, SOUTH
N west corner of Fifth and streets Rooms
H. 10 and IA. Suffer Building. fel0-tf
CLINTON L. WHITE,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
"A ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL,
Suffer Building, Sacramento. Cal. ja3-tf
w. IL. BEATTY g. S. c. benson,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
n Offices: Metropolitan Block street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Entrance
next door to Metropolitan Theater. d29-tf
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NfssG;AI..
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exh q usted Vitality,
S emin al Weakness.
Spermatorrhoea, Lost
Manhood, impotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects of self
abuse, youthful follies
and excuses immature
years-such as loss OF
NJ e m DRY, Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions.
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AUCTION SALES.
AtutI1ON SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
STORES, DWELLINGS,
BUILDING LOTa

the authority Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia passed in the Of Young
Il The hours xe Will of sale
public auction In ont of the respective the
i1owins properly located in the city ofwashington
On THURSDAY, JUNE TENTH, 1886. at SIX
O'CLOCK r. NJ the following sub lots and part Of sub
lots In Thomas VenabIes subdivision of sub n Of
the sub lot marked and known as an s." located on
the northeast corner Of Seventh and streets south
feet inch fronting on said streetby "a feet
frame building occupied and dwelling. and
NO: IOO q street southeast Part of sub lot marked
ana known as "U IT," being the south half thereof
width ia feet inch to alley in rear thereof
and All OF the sub lot marked and known st 81
tadjoping said part of said sub 1O) and having
width and front Of so feet and extending back the
same width. Said part of said lot "U 1O' and all of
Ut 9' having a total frontage of rs, and improved
by four frame dwellings,, Nos 516 5l6, $50 aud 522
Plata diagrams OF all of the above properties will
be exhibited at the sales.
Terms of sales: Une.third of the purchase money to
pc paid IN cash ON the days of sales the residue In
equal fnstaffments at one and two years rom the
spectve days of sale to bear interest thererom and
until paid at the rate of six centun per annu
promissory notes or the purchasers may at their op
Gon pay all cash. Title to be retained until purchase
money and interests fully paid, deeds to the pur-
purchase moneys with satisfactory insurance
BUILDINGS at the option Of purchasers subject to the
approval of the court: Terms to be complied with
made by any purchaser reserve the right resell
At his or her risk and cost. All cOnveyancing and
cordng at purchasers cost. One hundred dollars de-
posit on each Of the improved parcels and $50 on
each vacant lot when bid accepted.
JAMES 9. EDWARDS
urNpx w,s1 412 Sth q !, St I'D, q W.; Trustees.
No. 2 Columbia Law Building
DUNCANSON BROS Auct'rs. my1S-eod&ds
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PENN RourK-B. a r. station, sth and B sts-For
n. Philadelphia. Boston aud the hast, 7:it. eV0
boston pm daily. Philadsl phia accommo odation
$50 pm. daily On sunday, boo am, Z. x:Io. ~
and ptssurs and west 80 Am chIcsso ii i.assa ss,,
daily. $50 am, Fast iLnel daily 70 CanonnAu and
81 Louis and except saturday 70 Cnioago, ESQ am.
sssprsss 1000 p;%- daily " For for kIsSnond ss md
fHssss o & fEs is aS S sS s Is s gao ..S : ga
3io io'oo and nd ti3e SI5 & On On sgpdsy. yoa. H'eS
p fo4 pcps: Gre crsss "a as 'oG n '.s asd is ss
m and s1ss2 S S sao.S
Rochssiss. Buffalo. SisssrA 1000 pm asiy. szssps
nue. .sa g. ssz az As &
ss s aS1 d1lS $50 lo51 ? e. TS, r,'ssc:s
minute rainl $3.50, 4:s0. l4O b1o. $40. a. SIS and
I:s5 $50, s4J. $40. e:sO, :, s:25. Ii p IA fo. An.
napolis, $40. a M aud l2:l0 and 4s80p M On Sum
ssy sssS and te M eG5 way 0n'
and 80 500 4.40 and IL pun For stations on Ne
day. and $50 p m- daily, 4:ao p M. daily s1csps
SUNDAY, for principal stations on Metropolitsn
i6na Baseh s sso me daily on sunday ops :. ~ 81.
cept sunday. For Hagerstown. 1OsO0 q "a. and b3l
pm daily. except sunday. For local points between
ll:2o p M daily, except sunday.
Va. MIDLAND RourK-R a r station POP NSv
Ss $50 s1d p a.y S .oashs9n @ .Y! FGs
IL p. IN. ldailyg Manassas division. 2s30 3. M
daily except SUNDAY; Msrrenton, IN daily sxcsps
saEszsnoAH Rourx-B. a O. s,a,,on--ror New
M~ssiSSroS @ onloB e0sh ssssiobLFr SS II dnez nsSz
ourg and Al stations = M and $40 p. m every dsy
Evening star., 1886-06-10

GLOUCESTER FIsHERNEN WILL FrGHr.-A
dispatch from Gloucester, Mass, dated Wednes.
day, says: "The dispatches from the provinces
bearing on the expulsion OF American fishing
vessels from waters within three miles OF n line
drawn nom headland TO Aeadland have caused
CONSERVATION here. Fishermen say that this
erel hshery and they threaten to take the law
into their own hands unless the government
does something TO help them. Seventy-five SAIL
boats are reported TO have banded together at
Block Island the other day, aud at Vineyard
Haven over 100 sails have organised. They
purpose 1.-THE government dailies too long 20 arm
and drive OF ell Canadian vessels coming TO
the United States with nsh, meeting them ON
the high eee and destroying their fish,"
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DIED.

GhEENwoop % wsdpssday, June 2. leee, e
her aga
day, ~ pm. Friends are suvitod 10 attend .
JONES. On Thpsday. june 10th, le66. st 111o q
M A. JACKSON JONEA
Notice Of funeral horeAfsr.
REIsA June 3. 1855. CHARLES BENJTl(AN.
In % year OF his age
Funeral private
STEWART "Wednesday evening, Juns 0sh. 1nG8
a 10 pm. JOHN RoY FALHALb. belovSd - a
Capt j. stewart. - -
street northeast.
wINcHEsTER AT Mer,phh, Tenn. ea,npGn(k
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THIS EVENING.

fNHIS EVENING, AT HALP-PAsT SEVEN P NJ,
l. GUNS. CuTLERI, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES,
JOS. SPORTING GOODS &c, IN STORE I347
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner, who is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING. at HALF
PAST SFV EN-, until all are disposed OF
Bargains may be expected.
myl5-2m NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer
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District Government Anairs.

BIDS FOR SUPPLIES AND STREET SWEEPING.
Bids were opened to-day At the Com mission.
year for the District. The bids were numerous
and the supplies wanted varied In character.
No awards were made 1t will be some days
before the scheduling can be completed.
Bids for street sweeping were also opened as
follows lsaac Filbert, 25L cts. per l,OOO so uare
yards.
PRrvrLEaEs OF MARKET GARDENERS.
A number OF Virginia market gardeners have
forwarded to Marketmaster Buell., OF the Cen.
ter market, letter requesting him to ascertain
wagons up to the curb ON the north side of
street, between Sth and 9Th Streets and sell
produce thersfrom, after paying the usual fee
communication to the District Commissioners
who reply that they do not care 20 open tht
question ct present.
VITAL srArrsTIcs.
Number Of deaths reported to the health
ONCE last week, "A; white, 35; colored, 80
Death rate per ZOO per annum-white, 1895
% observation-disclosures, % Is; % pneamoniss % Births ssat
reported-14 white males, IL white females, 10
colored males, 8 colored females. Marriages re
ported-17 white, colored.
MISCELLANEOUS
Capt Eugene Griffin, who supersedes Capt
Mahan, assistant engineer for Major Ludlow,
arrived at the District buildings this morning
from New York, and, 1t is understood, will
assume the duties Of his office at once.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: ]. e. Libbey,
repair brick dwelling 3053 street northwest;
$iO0. John Miller, repair lumber sheds, 14th,
between B and q streets northwest; 81 900.
John F. Miller, erect q brick stable, two stories
alley in rear of street porLheast; 81, 800. Col.
Denman, erect q twostory dwelling on Giles.
boro road; $500. A. Scheckler, erect a two
story and cellar dwelling, 1lth, between Q and
Il streets northwest; $4,000. James small
erect q three-story and cellar brick dwelling, 1,
between 9th and 10th streets northwest; 81, 900.
Alfred Hall, erect brick hall at Hillsdaie, on
Sheridan avenue: S4OO.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6leglanS 10 TlB Star.
THE OHIO DEMocnArs.

THE OHIO DEMOCnATo.
To-day's Conference n Colambus-The
Address Of the Ohio Club.
Special Dispatch 70 TIE EVENING srAa
COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 1o.-In Ayiswer 10 the
call ofthe chairman ofthe democrats STATE con-
mittee, large number OF representative DEM
ocrats Of the state have arrived here to arrange
for the state convention, and for Q gene
raj conference. The old iine demo
Gratis will insist at the meeting this
afternoon that there must be new departure,
that as party the democratic organization
cannot afford to support the senators who de-
serted the state q few weeks ago. The ''moss-
backs" will also frown upon further warfare
against the clerk Of the senate, Mr. valiandiG-
ham.
DEMOCRATS ooxFEss1Se PARTY srSa
The manifesto Issued by the Ohio club at Gin
cinnati, composed OF some Of the best citisens
OF the county, will be read this afternoon, and
will undoubtedly create . sensation. The
address Is lengthy, but clear cut. The club
admits gross corruption and violations Of the
ballot in the October elections, declares il .
and the forging of names on the tally
sheets occurred in democratic wards, aud that
up to this time there has been no definite con.
demnation OF these outrages by any organized
body within the democratic party, nor by any
official class now holding Office In the city or
onslaughts on the purity OF the ballot, but has
become their apologist and defender" 1t
warns against surprise, and denounces
democratic fraud exemptins members Of the
general assembly from q mistaken sense
OF party fidelity. The party throughout
the state must be purged OF Its worst elements
who have been dragging II down from its high
functions 70 subserve private and corrupt ann
bitions. We must put the democratic house In
order SO that Il shall be possible to
give becoming welcome to the thou.
sands of good republicans who shall
In short time find 1t impossible TO share the
narrow and partisan exclusiveness which has
already begun to undermine the strength of
their ever-powerful organization. Let the de-
mocracy OF the state take warning from tho
faults Of their opponents. Let them also
remember the misconduct which In the
past lost TO them the public con.
win control to the end that good govern
ment may be established and maintained In
the state OF Ohio"
Arguments in the Cincinnati board OF public
works case to test the validity of tue republican
senate after the democrats LEFT the state, were
heard In the supreme court this morning.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

MUNICH, June 1O.-The physicians appointed
to examine the mental condition Of King Lud-
wig have reported that his malady incapacitates
him from governing properly.
In consequence OF this Prince Luitpold, uncle
to the king, will at once assume the regency
and summon the Bavarian diet
Evening star., 1886-06-10

Wc1x on rHH HTYPooRAPHIcALCo CONVENTION.
A. the opening OF the afternoon session Of the
International typographical convention NJ
PJttxburg yesterday, tt wns decided tos send
$500 TO The union at Jacksonville, Fla; $500
20 New Havsas oann.s and $500 70 San Antonio,
Evening star., 1886-06-10

The following changes from yesterdays quotation,
on the Washington stock E5chsngs are noted to-day
seIea. .Is4as lid: iSsi. sssed. 3; C Per i@p' s T.
IS. 1892 coin. 1Io4s bid Columbia R. stSck. .3S bid
North Capitol and street K. H., 45la bid, Washing
Riggs Ins. Did, IN asked Masonic Hall bonds
1U4a4 bid. Washington Market stock, 2Uas Did, 81
Mecnanics' Bank, Georgetown, 1853 bid. l61
asked Citizens National Bank. 1l0ls bid. Res
peake and Pot Tel. Co.. 71la bid, 72lh asked. O.
Is. kiectric Light. "a bid: 6S asked
Evening star., 1886-06-10
FOrger and Birnmiss.

NEWARK, N. j., June 1O.-John Newton, @
painter, was arrested here to-day for forgery.
lie has passed several worthless checks on
Newark tradesmen. He is also q bigamist
having married his first wife in Morristown,
and on May 1St OF this year he was married to
Lucinda Barnes, of Caldwell. His first wife IL
said to be In Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
Contained Riotins st belfast.

THE POLICE FIRE ON THE MOB AND A NUMBER
OF PERSONS ARE KILLED.
Rioting was renewed In Belfast last evening
and the riot act was again read. The mob I'm.
creased In size and began throwing stones at
the police. The latter fired, killing four per.
sons, one OF whom was a barmaid who was look.
ing out Of a tavern window at the fighting. The
mob returned the fire, and brisk fusiiade was
kept up Tor twenty minutes. The mob drove q
force of $50 policemen into The barracks aud
then attacked the building, firing revolvers
and throwing stones at the windows. The
police fired, killing five persons. Several Prot.
their efforts were unavaiiine. One OF the per.
sons killed was q widow with two children
One hundred and fifty policemen went from
Dublin TO Belfast last night, 10 assist the forcl
of the latter city,
Evening star., 1886-06-10

MILLER-TEFFT. At Tecumseh, Michigan Wed
nesdsy evening June sth lsss, ~ the Rev !. u.
ton, DC, 60 Miss ESTER TEFFT, OF Tscumssh Mich.
Al home after the 18th inst
wOoDs-CANODY. On June 9th, 1850. tv 1sv
Dr.. Norris MT. SAMUEL Il. WOODS 20 Ni1
sALALIE + CANoDY, both Of Nsison, county, Va .
Evening star., 1886-06-10

.BALT1MoRE. ND. June 1O.-v,rginis skies. past
due Coupons, 644; do do. new threes, 644s: North
Carolina SKIES. old, II ga bid to-day.
,,, BALTINoRE II ORE ND June i0-Cotton dull.mid
lower and quiet western lower and active, closing
duii southern red. S1aS3; southern amber. S6ssS
No. western winter red, spot. S0aSOia; June, 81
asked; July, SOlaaSlls: August. S2%s2s Corn
e do xee ana an
mixed. spot. 4S1.a434.; June. A39a4Si; July. 43is
a434s August, 44a444l: steamer, 3yA2a804t- Oats
steady and fairly active-southeru, 35a37: western
white, 35a37 western mixed. 32a34; Pepnsylvania
35a37 Rye lower. 65a67. Provisions steady. sugar
copper refined dull 9asalO WHISKY steady. LIS
per steamer Quiet-cotton 1364d.; nOur. Ia; grain
AID. Receipts-dOur, 1877 barrela wheat 12,00C
900 bushels. Shipmsnts- ,O1O barrels: wheat
10000 bushels; corn. lOl 400 bushels SAies-wheat
500, 700 bushels: corn. 81. .OOO bushels
Chicago Mark etS.
CHICAGO, Ill. June 10. HOO q m.-whea,
opened excited alta for July, with afew sales 74la
rose to 75l sold off again 74 and has since rallied
to 1oaa, with very active trading. Corn-July, SO
Oats-July, %. Pork-July, XS2la Lard-Iu.y
6.121A
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H"H# E"H $$ ) = : = f f E. / F. F. + T
BARGAINS BARaA1Ns BARGAINS
Fine goods, when offered az the same prices nsu-
ally demanded for trash justiaes the Of the word
BargainA
soe. WORTH Soc.
Fine Gauzs Fancy Striped Hose. now being offered
at the Palais Royal lie cheaper than any Washing
ton competitor.
1ec, WORTH 26c
Hairlfne Striped Hose full regular double toes and
heels. offered for 19c. for three days. the regular
price is 25c.
BIC. WORTH SOC
Thrty-nine cents is the price asked elsewhere for
'Tschoppers" Ingram Splifeet Hose, in Black Navy
and Brown Save eight cents pair by buying at the
Palais Royal.
47c. WORTH SOC.
The Palace Royal price has been &c.. and competi-
tors price 6SC, Tor superior Silk-hniShed French
Lise Thread Hose In Black and Colors double heels
and toes white split feet The famous fire dye"
22c WORTH 25c.
Children's English Derby Ribbed Hose In all colors
and Sizes sold generally for 25c The Palas Royal
ia the only store in the city charging 22c pair
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
SUMMER UNDERWE AR;
Just received another lot Of English Crepe Gauxe
Vests. Full regular low neck. no seevea These Vests
arc ersey fitting and are very light In weight, and
neatly all wool. $1.O8
SILK BODICES in Pink, for $2.4S Having only
five dozen those OF patrons who have waiting
for these goods, requested to call at once
JUST OPENED:
case Hfgh-neck Bodices, SOC.
cases LOw-neck Bodices, 24c.
case Jersey-fttfng Bodces. 50c
case Jersey-ftting Bodices Csc.
aS- You are particularly requested to examine the
fit and fnish of these new goods
Evening star., 1886-06-10
Coon Nnws Foa L.DrnA

the Psas Royal has purchased Of ass many lots Of
Iaces and smbroidefies suitable for trimming white
oresseA Finding . large accumulation OF short
lengths and odd pieces. we have determined clos
Ing them ont at half prioa
Evening star., 1886-06-10

RANGE or THE THxRnoNHTEn.-1he follow
ing the readings 6 the signAl otI1oo to-day:
u M, 90; q. M, 90. II Q. No., 7l; = n.