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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 4. - Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, 12k. Flour, dull. wheat-southern active,
arm: Fults, S5a9i; Longbsrry, s6at2: No. 2, OIL;
steamer. No. 3 red, so; western steady: No. .,
9Oa4a91; August. 9OLa9l; september. 81 bid.
Corn-southern firm; white, 4sa44: yellow, 40a
AN: western arm; mixed spot, II; June, 4OA
asked; July, 4OHa4OA; steamer, 37k asked.
Oats quiet. nrm-ungraded southern and Pennsyl.
vania, 3la35; do. western, white, 33a35; do. do.
mixed, 32a33k; graded No. 2, white. Is. Rye
dull-choice. d3a65; prime, 6ia6a; good to fair,
55a6O. Hay s~teady-prime to choice timothy, 1856
Assoc. Provisions quiet. Butter steady, better
demand. Eggs steady-1%H. Coffee frm-Rio
cargoss fair, 20; No, z, 49,. Sugar veov active
and strong -granulated, 65-l6. Copper. firm
refined, l3Ha14A. Whisky steady-ll7. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer steady cotton 2Oc.:
-four, l2s.6d.; grain. I'd. Cork for orders 30. Cd.
Sales - wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, IS, 200
bushels.
BALTIMORE. June 3.-virginia Consols. 53a54;
do. l0.40s, 42ka43%; do. threes, $50; BaltimOre
and Ohio stock, l0Oh; Northern Central. 70ha7l;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore frsts, iOl 4
a102;; consolidated gas bonds, ll4Aa116; do. stock,
53Aa53E.
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NARRIEn.

CIssEL-DAvIs. June 4. 1880. al IL O'Clock An,
by kev: samuel X Green. at BRIDES residence, W n III
.. C.
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An Unlicensed BAR.

The police of the second precinct have closely
watched Griffin s. Reeds place, on lith street
in "Helrs Bottom" since Col Robert tooS q
hand in police matters and yesterday ofBcer
Daley swore out a warrant against Reed
charging HIM with keeping an unlicensed bar,
but Reed gave bonds for his appearance before
the police could serve the warrant The esss
was called IN the Police Court today and . con
tnuance granted.
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Steamship Steward Found Dead.

New YoRx, June 4-John s. Parkes, steward
Of the Cunarder Bothnia, at pier ~, North
river, was found dead in his DUNK this morning.
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DIME NOVELS DID TT.
The Crime OF the Dcardon and Beutee
Boys.

Cheap literature, it is said, vas responsible
for the crime of the Desrdoff and Bsuter BOYS,
who were tried in the Police Court yesterday
for attempting TO chloroform Mr.. and Mrs,
Deardof Monday night at their homo on
Marion street, as published in yesterdays
STAR.
Young Robert Beuter has been whipped bv
ms father = number OF times for reading half
dime novels. but he succeeded in reading them
away from home, and the chloroforming. it 10
thought, was thus suggested.
The case of Frank Beuter. the older Of ne
Beuter boys. was concluded in the Police Court
today.
Druggist Nelson was the witness called He
teshned that Frank. whom he had known a. Q
goo boy purchased some toothsche drops
friday. and the next day he came in and pur-
chased i've cents worth of chloroform.
Inc poison. he said. was very mild. witness
Thought he wanted il for the toothache.
The court also heard the evideue of a
Policeman. and required the defendant % sivs
bonds or go down for 80 days.
HIS father furnished the necessary bonds
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Sam Hutchinson's Tale of Woe.

A young colored man named Sam Hutehin-
son was before the Police Court today charged
with disorderly conduct. Sam was arrested
several weeks ago by a policeman, who dubbed
him. An indignation meeting was held at the
Second Baptist Church and Hutchinson's
trouble was on the program for ventilation.
Hutchinson started to attend the meeting, but
Policeman Grant arrested him before he
reached the church and locked him up on a
charge Of disorderly conduct. Judge Miller
did not think the facts made out a case OF dis
orderly conduct and dismissed ID with a
little advice TO Hutchinson TO bring his cases of
assault to court and not try them ON the street.
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FELS & CO...
Makers, Philadelphia

MFRS. CHAS. SMITH OF JINEs. OHIO. WRITES;
WI have used every remedy for sick headache 1 could
hear Of for the past hfteen years. but Carriers Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all the rest.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following arc the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. az reported By special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 1919 L street:
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Dough, Of er...y. the pu.her.

We take the liberty Of publishing Mrs.. Closseuyer's
ban because ~e feel conndent that it h worth some
thing to the readers Of The star to know where they
can get the 'nostest goods for the lsastsst money"
Lverybody II talking shout GkAsrY. the Pushsr. and
well they may.
Don't listen ct what other merchants say. Ofcourss
they want to keep you Away. The best evidence Of Q
mans growing business Is 70 have his competitors
AurnnS 81 him We are hers % stay and We want your
trade. NO matter where you hive. Remember the
naAe and place.
n. q 0RAsTY
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. June 4 tClosinsl-wheat-June,
92hs; July. s2%; August e5k: September, S.X.
gust, 24,s; september. asa. ~fork-July. Ia.OO,
August. 1900; september, 13l0 Lard-July,
5.97H; August, 9. 10; September. $50. Short ribs
July, o.l2N; August, 6.a2k; September, 5.32S.
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The Body Recovered

The body of Edward King, the colored hog
who was drowned in the river near the Virginia
end OF the Long Bridge Sunday. was recovered
today BY the crew Of the police boat Joe
Blackburn.
The members OF the crew were out long be-
lore daybreak and worked hard with the draes
unth after . O'Clock, when the body was
brought TO the surface.
The body was placed on the boat and brought
to the city.
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Range Of h Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings st the So
nal Office today: Sam, "a; 2 pm, &C. man.
mum. 81; minimum. Sc.
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Burned tn the Waters Edee,

AAHERsrBuRa, ONT, June 4.-The steam
barge VIC. Wetmere, owned BY J.P. Palmer Of
CLEVELAND, with Capt Wallace in command,
bound up from Cleveland to Chicago, coal
laden, burned to- the vater's edge one and q
half miles from the Dummy light, in Lake Erie,
last night The crew probably escaped.
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4 ses-em

DRoMPT RELfEFIN SICK HEADACHE. DIZZI-
ne.A nauses. constipsuon. pain IN the SIDE. guarsn-
geo TO those ustnx Cartsr's Little Liver f1liA
(r EXQUISITE FLAVOR. PURE AND WHOLE
Sie.ey. Sole manufactured. Dr.. J. q. 3. eEI6ERr
ssoSs. AZ all dzVg1tstA
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Tho will Of the hte Michael Rupert, fled
today, leaves his estate to his wife, Mary Mag
dalene Rupert during life and then to his
children.
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Convicted of Housebreak,n~

In the Criminal Court. Chief Justice Bing.
ham, today the jury in the case Of VIM. Ross
alias Roxy Ross, indicted for housebreaking
found q verdict Of guilty.
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Is TINS YouR Bill,

If you want anything IN Furniture China, Glass
In Ware, KNIVES and Forks, Window shades, Mat
.hS. Ol Cloth, &c, II viii Yay you to read over the
seeker:
Mrx CLOSEBUYER
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Foa Tn Tourr

No better preparation can b had than Ayers Hair
Visor. An Who use II spsah Of III merits In TIE high
estterns and place II, - . drsssins. far osyond any
Thing else Of the kind Iimparts 70 the hair . esAua-
full siiken luster and . fine fragrance. prevents bad
ness and restores gray hsir 10 il original color and
texture.
FOR nv. years I was troubled with . disease Of the
SCALP. which caused the hair 10 become harsh and dry
and to fan out IN such large quantities - to threaten
complete badness Ayers Hair yigor being strongly
~ecommended to me. I began 70 apply this preparation.
and before the first bottle was used the hair ceased
falling out and the scalp was restored to its former
healthy condition" -Franeisco Acevedo. silao. Mexico.
Il have used Ayers Hair visor and have received
more satisfaction from IL than from any other hair
dressing 1 ever tnsd"-C.E Z. Wooster. westever. Nd.
II use Ayers Hair visor constantly aud find 1t excel
lsnt."-T.C. 0BTien, Fort Keogh, Montana.
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Prepared by
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Sold by Druggists and Perfumer.
YOU HAVE TRIED " WERE A WITH
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The DRY DOCK ACCEPTED. --Secretaxy Tracy
has accepted the new Simpson dry dock at tbs
Brooklyn navy yard upon b recommends.
tons Of the board appointed to inspect the
structure.
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CAPT. ZALIssxI HOME AoAIN.-Capt Ed
pund L. Zalinski, the ~invs1sor of the pneu-
matte dynamite gun, has returned 10 this eeun-
Try after having made a special tour Of inspsc-
ton in Europe. He has been ordered to
special temporary duty in this city.
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YOU HAVE TRIED AND WERE LEAsE WITH
them. They stimulate the liver. regulate the bow
els. improve the complexion. Carter's Little Liver
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
Labor and Social Alliance,

Bosro>, Mass, August 2. An effort Co form an alliance of labor and social re- formers resulted last night in large gath ering of Trade -unionists, Knights of Labor. Socialists Nationalists and Single Tax men The purpose of the proposed alliance is to bring about a better understanding that more practicable and effective work may be planned and carried to n success ful termination. X committee was appoint. ed to formulate policy looking to the union of al, organizations represented. X resolution asserting tho necessity of nationaliziug railroads was presented for adoption. but was referred to the organiza. ton committee The meeting adopted n resolution denouncing the New York Cen. tral Railroad for Its position in the pres ent trouble and adjourned. subject to the call of the committee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
Foreign Hands,

BosroS. Mass, August q. The Ameri can Reporter has letter from Bradford, England, announcing the rccapitaliration In Bradford of the worstcd mills of Charles Fletcher of Providence. k. l., anticipatory of the passage of tho Mckinley bill The upon n capitalization of q, ,ooi, and the profits of the mills during the past three years are vouched for by public account ants as being ses&, s4o in 1887. Aes, 13 in isss. and st.i ,aos in 1880. This proposed purchase Of great American wooller manufacturing establishment by English capitalists will attract much attention and has been kept very quiet on this side of the water.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
relesrnrhlc nr~vi,.e.

One of the swell gambling houses ol Saratoga was raided the other day.
 Tho National Greenback convention mot in Indianapolis with slim attendance
 The James River In Dakota is rapidly drying up in it's bed.
 John NJ, Seguin, a Texan, died at Nucvc Laredo, Mexico.
 Okiahoma's Legislature began it's irst session at Guthrie, c. T.
 A young Italian engineer thinks he has solved the problem of submarine navigA. tion.
 Ohio Democrats adopted a platform and nominated State officers.
 All the Aldermen in Portland, Me, have been arrested for election frauds.
 A Yankee poachcr was chased out of St Mary's Hay by Canadian schooner.
 The hot air gcyser in Choctaw Nation continues 10 tevrify the natives.
 A Dubuque, To-, woman is one of three prospective heirs 10 an Irish estate cf sl, uO,WN.
 Two strangers werc murdered in the Iowa Reservation by Indians whom they had treated
 Mrs. Gal Matthias waa killed at Dses tur by William Crawford, who committed suicide
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06

NEw ioRK, September i.--Labor Day was celebrated today in rrander style than ever. All thc Government municipal offices, banks, etc, were closed. The city was gaily decorated with the flags Of all nations and hundreds of thousands lined the sidewalks on the routes of the proccs sion. There were two parades, that of the Central Labor Union, which took pace in tho west side of the city, and that of the Cen tral Labor Federation which stirred up the denscns of the east side. At least aa, Oo0 men turned out in the latter while the Cen trai Labor Union marshaled ao,0O0 men. The socialists took very active part iu the west side parade and came out in force. The reviewing stands were at Union Square and at Forty second street and al Fourth Avenue, where a number of
 adies were present.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
The peace bet we on salvador and Guate

Tho peace bet we on Salvador and Guatc
 mala is supposed to be only temporary.
 Col. Webb of Kansas was elected com.
 mandcr In chief of the Sons of Veterans
 Nebraska Prohibitionists in con vention
 ut Lincoln nominated State ticket. An explosion nitro -glycerine near
 Findlay, O., bl, . lm and driver into atoms.
 Provisions of the treaty of peace between
 Guatemala and Salvador are published Chicago parties are affected by the cm. barrassment of Potter, Lowell N Co. in Boston.
 A big beef combine against tho Big Four' of Chicago is ready to go into bust ness in Texas, There are 2l members of the French Eversole murderers and outlaws in tho Perry County (Ky.) Jail. The Missouri Republican State conven. tion st Jefferson City nominated Alexander
 Mullins for Supreme Judge, James K, Merrifeld for Railroad Commissioner and Franklin P. Lever for Superintendent of Public Schools. Chauncey | Fillcy was reelected chairman of the State Com. mittcc.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
Con.r... and tn. p,nt.r,oy,.

WASHINGTON, D. C., August 29.-fn the House to day Representative Quinn, of New York. offered for reference the following resolution
 Resolved, That the Committee on tho Judiciary be instructed to inquire aud re. port by bill or otherwise what Legislation within the province of the Federal Government may be proper and necessary to prevent corporations engaged in inter state commerce traffic from employing un- justifably large bodies of armed men dc nominated '.Detectives," but clothed with no legal functions The employment of such 50 called detectives operating at the city of Albany and other places, as re gently demonstrated, places tho lives ol peaceable and inoheuding citizens at the mercy of persous acting without lega authority, direction or responsibility, tc the great injury and detention of interstate commerce.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.
An Increased Majority for the Dsmo-
 cratic Ticket.

cratic Ticket.
 LITTLE RocK, Ark, September 2.--Ths State and county elections yesterday pass cd on quietly, so far as known. Nothing more than few disturbances of the ordin- ary character have occurred, and these did not affect the results. No trouble what. ever here. Partial returns and estimates received by the Gazette from 90 of the 75 counties in the State indicate largely in- creased majority for Gov. Eagle and the Democratic State ticket over two years ago, when his sjority was i5, GOO. Demo cratic majorities on county officers and legislators have been correspondingly in. creased
 Democrats claim the State by from 25, 000 to 30, 000 majority. In the Third Ward and several townships in this (Pulaski) county, double polling places were estab- lishcd, owing to charge that the County Judge violated the law in appointing judges of election. The county is close and the result may turn on judicial con structiou of the law defining that officials duties.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
rh. Ras.l.. Tnr,W.

ST PEfKasnuKe. September i.-~A depu satica comprising the leading merchants oi Nilai Novxorcd waited upon Nj. wychna eradski, Minister of Finance. 10 day to inquire concerning the new sarin Tho minisser said that the raising of duties on foreign goods was fresh evidence of the Cssr's soiicitade for the development ci Russian trade. The old protective duties had lest their importance with the al ssncinE rate of exchange The recent In. ervascs, he said, would remain ia operation untli July, by which time he hoped ths rs. vision of tAe tAIiG would - evmplessd.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
wAsnINuToN.

NuC SuitHkV WIt uut Dt Stnt to tuc Boston navy yard Tor repairs.
 Senator Paddock of Nebraska made an anti high tariff speech in the chamber Senator Sherman wants free trade with Canada, and has introduced d resolution to that effect
 Congress programme for the week Is practically continuation Of the past weeks work
 The result of the eleventh census and it's effect on the Lower House is causing much discussion.
 There is probability that the ,arir bill will keep Congress in session until October le or later
 An inquiry into the nativity of United States senators shows that most of them we're hot born ih the States which they represent
 Barnundia's killing by Guatemalans on board the American steamer Acapulco is receiving considerable attention at the State Department.
 The Edmunds adjournment resolution is generally considered as fixing n too early ending of the session,
 St LOUIS pcputakipn is SnnWn ny tbe of- fcial count to be l6O, ,3si
 Carlisle's proposition 10 put wool on tho free list was defeated in the Senate.
 The Kautx Brook army imbrogiio will bs settled by separating those officers
 A report to the House has bceu made ap proving the Choctaw coal land lease
 Niedrlughars in speech opposed the importation Of foreign preachers of tho Gospel
 A minority report ou the Pacific Rail. road funding bill has been presented to the House
 The Treasury has issued call for eso, ooo, oO moro 4ss per cent. bonds. interesl to be prepaid
 First Assistant Postmaster Genera Clarkson's term of office, according to hi, resignation has ended,
 The St Charles pontoon bridge bill has passed both Houses and will now go to ths President
 Senator Edmunds has introduced a ioin' resolution for recess of Congress iron September 10 to November 10,
 In the Senate the Finance committce'. amendment taking on the drawback os fH1poFtcu Satt ustu III tNfotttu tnehts Wal defeated Discussion of the wool schedule was begun,
 Tho Senate has discussed the tariff bill al great length.
 An attempt to obscure the Jackson statute in Washington has been headed on
 Senator Aidrich for the Finance Com mittee has given notice of q rrriprucit, amendment to the tarin bill
 In the House of Representatives labor matters were taken up.
 Alien landownership Is much moro ex icnsivc than generally known, according to official statistics.
 The Senate referred the whisky reso lution to tho Committee on Rules and re sumed consideration of the tarin ques ton.
 was occupied in flibustering, resulting in the stormiest session of the Congress The lie and moro disgusting words wcr, passed, resulting in personal encounters
 The compound lard bill passed ,h, House after several days of filibustering by vote of iau to 3i, the Clerk counting | quorum.
 The riotous proceedings iu the House ou Wednesday were tho most disgraccfui or record, and politics was not mixed in th, trouble at all
 Under the agreement that the fedora election bill goes over to the next scssi or the Senate is making good progress witt the tarin bill
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
Russ,s ana ts.~~a.v

ST PErxRssrRo, Aug. 3l.--M. Ds Giers, the KusAian Minister of Foreign Affairs, receiving several dipiomats yesterday, ex- pressed himself as completely satisfied with the result of the recent interview be- tween the Char and Emperor William. Tho meeting. he said, constitatcd fresh and soiemn Affirmation of the good rels- tioas existing between Russia and Ger many, and would certainly contribute powerfully toward tho maintenance of the psacs of Europe. Gen. von Schweinitx. tho German Anbssaa<ior. has lett St. Psssrs burr fos holiday. lie will rstssa h October.
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condensed reiegraphic Rcports os the Current Events Of tho rast Weeh in America and the Countriea
 of the old World
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 Henry NJ: Stanley and wife will sail for America October 29. Eighty miners were suffocated by an cx. plosion in a Galician mine. A temporary settlement of the Armenian
 troubles has been reached England is reported to have proposed q
 federation of all the Balkan States.
 A trades union congress opened at Liver. pool, England, with very large at tendance. Reports of the removal of German in- dustries to America because of the tariff are denied, A Franco-Italan coolness Is likely to arise from the hitch in the Spexsia launch. ing ceremonies, A sea-canal to Paris Is being considered by the French Cabinet; also tho Trans Saharan Railway. Frenchmen are very much worried ovef
 the United States retaliatory tendency in commercial matters NJ. Dc Giers considers the meeting of
 the rulers of Russi. and Germany very satisfactory one. assuring peace. Carmen Sylva, the poet Queen of Rou-
 mania, is in London
 The sovereigns of Austria, Germany and
 Russia will meet in conference this month.
 Earthquake shocks have been felt along
 the Danube. A movement Of Jews has set in from
 Russia to Palestine. The stokers strike at Melbourne seri- ously impedes commerce The Zanzibar labor market Is slutted Moussa Bey, recently eAiled by the Sultan, has disappeared President Carnot has sent an autograph letter 10 King Humbert Lord Chas, Beresford thinks the acces. sion of Heligoland will double the efficacy of the German navy. The Pope is greatly chagrinei at the falling on in Peter's pence offerings. 1 The belief is wiaespread that tho OK. khcdivc Of Egypt has been poisoned in Constantinople, London dock laborers have voted a shill. ing week per capita to the Melbourne tAustralia) strikers Gen. Boulanger is charged with trying while in command Of the French army, tr make terms with Prince Jerome Napoleon
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
mana. Another Candidate.

LINCOLN, Neb., August x. The Farm CTS Alliance newspaper. the chief organ of the peoples independent movement editorially demands that a new candidate for Congress be placed in the field in place of Charles II, Van Wsck, who has not yet accepted the nomination. It says: "A. Mir Van Wyck, after three weeks delay does not accept the nomination for Con. gross. We conclude he does not intend ,t accep, it. The committee should meet al once and place a man In nomination..
The Forrest City times., 1890-09-06
THE MARKETS.
Prices fpr Live stock and Produ ce h the
 Frtactpai Marta

ST LOUIS. Wheat No. , rvsi, 9afin no. Corn-- No. 3, +5isd<Sis. Oats No. ,. 3see3stA. Rye No. ?, tAaa6s B Bltter.-Crcamery isssf Ia Butter--Choice Dairy, iaai4 Eggs. { tdlo Chickens-Live, per n, Sa,iS Onions--Pcr bu., SNaas Po,atocs--Per bu., aOCaaS. Cattlc--Choicc Steers, 4aofs 75 Hogs--366tdiaa Sheep Natives, asAd zoo.
 NEW YORK Wheat--No. ? rcd, i.0stai .tis. Corn No. 2, AcfSA%. Oats Mixed Western, s3td 4A Cattle--3 SS,d5.0o. Hogs--4loa4. 70
 CHICAGO. Wheat-No ? red, i.0aSd l.0s. Corn--N No ?, 4sixW<ss4. Oats~ssass tasasa Cattle . 3.SNd4.S5 fIogs--3 sAaSN
 KANSAS CITY Wheat No red, p3taM Ccrn-No. a So@3ils. oats-No. 2, .sis@as Cattle 3.t0at.u. Hogs-S ss.sfa 5a
 COTTON. Middllng--St Louis, iiA; Memphis, ilA, New Orleans. ilia.