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NEW CANADIAN PREMIER.
Senator Abbott, 1t Is Asserted, VIII Form tn.
New Cabinet,

Senator Abbott, 1t Is Asserted, VIII Form the
New Cabinet.
OTTAWA. ONT, June 19.-Hon. j. ]. G. Alb
bolt has been requested to form a govern
ment.
DETROIT, MICH, June 13.-The Ottawa, Ont,
correspondent of the Ne,rs telegraphs today as
follows: although the official announcement
has not yet been made 1 am able to state
that Senator Abbott has been sent for and
intrusted with the task Of forming the new
ministry on the understanding that Sir
John Thompson is to act as the leader in the
house Of commons. The two big questions re-
naming unsettled are: What is to be done with
Sir Hector Langwin, thus deposed, and who is
to be taken into the cabinet as the leader from
Protestant Ontario, now that Thompson a
Roman Catholic is the actual leadery''
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THOUSANDS OF ANIMALS DROWNED.

Destruction Caused by the Texas Floods
Greater Than was Supposed.
ST. LOUIS, NO., June ia Gainesville, Tex,
special says: gentleman in the city today
from Belcher on the Red river, in Montague
county, forty miles west of Gainesville, regard
ing the food disaster Of last week in the Red
river bottoms in the locality Of Belcher,
says in most instances the damage has
been underestimate. The bodies Of
Thousands of dead cattle, horses,
hogs and other animals are scattered along the
river banks. Beds, chairs, tables and all sorts
Of furniture are found in the bottoms since
the water went down.
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ARMEs. On the evening Of Friday June r. 1891.
MARIAN. daughter of Charles II. and Mary b. Arnso.
axed zen yesp.
Funeral private.
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a NEW CHIEF CLERK.

Changes I'm the Engineer Department OF the
District Government.
The following important changes and ap-
pointment were made by the Commissioners
late this afternoon:
Frank stilson, chief clerk Of Of the engineer
department, transferred at his own request
on account Of i'll health 70 clerk al
81 500. and John Walker. late of the controll-
err office, appointed to the vacancy. A. Y.
Lakenan. clerk at 81 600. reduced to clerk at
ei.tW, .. NJ GUY. clerk at q, 400. reduced to
clerk In the sewer division at si 200.
The appointments and changes viii t.ke a.
feet on the lst Of July.
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Mike Kelly Freed on a Tecbn,ca,,.v

CINo1SSArI, June 1s.-Late last night a iurv
in the police court, who had been hearing the
case of Base Ball Captain Mike Kelly. on the
charge Of violating the laws OF Ohio in playing
base bail last Sunday, brought in verdict Of
not guilty on u technicality. II required a
four hours retirement and seven ballots tn
reach this conclusion. The state failed to
prove the game was played on the first day Of
the week.
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Edison,s Latest,

NEW YohK, June ls.-Edisou's latest produc-
ton, an electrical fan for Office ventilation, like
all Of Edison's inventions, has taken remark
ably well with the general public. Contrary 10
the usual run Of new inventions the manu-
factursrs have placed it on the market Of .
very reasonable figure (o2al the result being
that the Edison Company has bean unable 70
meet the demand for them.
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WRECK OF A FLYER"
The Engineer Was Killed and the Fireman
Fatally Injured.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 13.-Train No. So, the
Chicago and Nashville "fyer," was badly
wrecked on the Louisville and Nashville rail
road at Seabree, Ky, at o'clock this morning.
Engineer Al. Clarke was killed, Fireman Gum
fatally injured and two postal clerks
were badly hurt. The passengers were
badly shaken up and several were bruised,
but none were seriously injured. The engine
turned over and the baggage and the postal
cars were completely wrecked. The accident
was caused by some freight cars which had been
allowed to stand on the main track and with
which the passenger train collided.
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w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors 10 2 q. Davis.
10 Market Space.
Corner sth street.
LIGHT on THE SUBJECT.

MS diffieult for the ladies to decide which 10
the right place to bug MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
a. each merchant claims to be hsadouar-
tiers on these goods Won't you let Us suggest
a solution to the pesplsxins problem. II you
viii We viii throw LIGHT on the question.
with your aid, in very few words. Our i'd
vice IL. do not rely on bright speeches but
JCDGE FOR YOURSELF; use your OWN
EYES. ard you viii not he taken IN by false
representations. EVERY ONE TELLS Us
that Ne HAVE the BEST Soc GOWN in
WASHINGTON We don't say We have. al
though We think ~. ALL WE ASK 10 COME
In and SEE for YOURSELF. and when you
have examined them We think you will decide
with the majority In our favor. THIS GOWN
is MADE Of good soft MUSLIN that will not
melt away whom placed in the wash tub. The
neck and sleeves are finished with a rufie Of
DRAWN WORK; yoke formed Of cluster Of
small tuchs and DRAWN WORK. IN two differ
ent style. We sell IL - leader for Soc.
NEW LINE OF MISSES CORSET COVERS
Perfect hitting. trimmed with neat EN-
BRoIDERY. SPECIAL. GOc. each.
on MONDAY MORNING
We will place sale every CHILD's DRESS
; in STOCK IN sizes over = years AT PRICES
LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. EVERY
DRESS WAS MADE THIS SPRING. 80 the
styles are all NEW. AMONG them you will
md CHAMBRAY, GINGHAMS and PIQUE-
We will leave all original prices on them. 50 that
customers will see that there 10 no HUNBU6
about the sale. The NEw PRICES Will su Be
plainly MARKED In RED INK This 10 .
eood opportunity for mothers to lay in q supply
Of good Dresses for the LITTLE FOLKS at
HALF what they would have had to give early
IN the season
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TALk ABOUT BusIsEss.


wbv a, al orr life ~. rav.. .o,. ,,v.,..
than during the week last past We had all that
We could do with our regular force and frequently
souia nave USED BAKER dozen extra men. III"
A1Ai' sS'so'neu iAe'' ho"e'er' 'ns' We seh
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
Than any other honse extant.
Ihe popular verdict regarding our line Of suits Of
-
sD,,ZS IN. w vOn " S S1S, no"A-
emphatic and unqualified Endorsement O. the quality
and NJ as being the BEST ever seen at the price.
which Is
$40 SUIT.
Why We have had orders for these suits from all
points Of the compass-from the state, bordering on
the British posx.ssions and from, a. Ia, soutb "a
Tampa. Fla. This Endorsement from at home and
US ana acts ~ an incentive
0pes1er enoea'us' WHICH We snaH proceed 10 put
m .,,...s nr.. 80 ,noasn We aIe NO. .'assea WIN
.,,,. ~. - nwrp r,vT-~~.. 49, 70 ~ is ''N
INC oacAes-
sAiLoh SUITS. SAILOR sUiIs!I
sAiLoh soiAeH
BLUE AND GRAY.
nizes 70 ioSears-
'oc- ANpel AsuiI-
CAILDRkSs SHORT PANTS SUITS
sizes TO IL Years.
~S'sA sAe'' e'-'o SSA'' 1'AAA os''ef' % . SUIT
One grade bfrher az ~ n Suit
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The Stars on the New FLAG.

The War Department has issued an order
TO the effect that the field or union Of the ma
tional flag in use in the army will, on and after
July 4, 1891, consist Of forty-four stars in six
rows, the upper and lower rows to have eight
stars and the second. third, fourth and fifth
rows seven stars EACH in a blue field
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THE CONTROLLERS INSTRUCTION.
Line of Conduct to Be Pursued by Receiver
Yardley of the Keystone Bank.

Yardley Of the Keystone Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, June ls.-Mayor Stuart today
received from Controller Lacey a copy of the
instructions that he has sent to Receiver Yard
ley of the Keystone Bank in regard to the
course the receiver shall pursue in
giving information to the investigating COM
mittee of the affairs Of the bank. What
the controllers instructions are will not be
made public until the meeting of city councils
on Monday. when both branches will meet in
special session to confirm the sureties Of w.
Redwood Wright as city treasurer, to fill the I'M
expired term of John Bardsley.
There were no new developments in the
Bardsley scandal today.
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The Seixures on the Oman.

San FRANCISCO, June 13.-In obedience TO
instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Collector Phelps has prepared and for
warded to Warrington a report Of the facts
connected with the recent seizure of contra
band goods on the U. 8. cruiser Omaha.
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The Kite Sail. Tor vr,.n,.nd !,

NORTH SIDNEY. G. b, June ls.--The Kite, the
Greenland expedition ship. did not sail yesssr-
day ~ originally intended, owing to strong
objection from certain members Of the crew TO
81 san on Friday, 70 the time WAS changed un-
well ON board.
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DONE WITH LONDON RING RULES
Sullivan Says That He May Fight Again,
but Not With Bare knuckIes.

TH.
but Not With Bare knuckIes.
Boston. June 13.-In letter to an intimate
friend in this city John L. Sullivan states that
he is not quite through with pugilistic matters
He says he has been waiting to see what the re-
suit would be between Corbett and Jackson
and Slavin and Kilrain before announcing
his plan. He feels that Kilrain will come out
victorious in the contest with Slavin. He
thinks whichever man wins will feel anxious to
meet Corbett- The winner of such q match
would be the champion OF America without any
doubt II such match takes place in the near
future Sullivan says that no will meet the
winner.
ranged for him on his return against the win
ming heavy weight he would feel that he ought
20 dictate the terms. He has decided that
with bare knuckles and London prize ring
rules he viii never have anything more to do.
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MAlfKlED.

EDWARDS-MERkILL- On Thursday, June H.
1871. at Cipcnnat, OHIO, by hey. Henry NJ. tsIrtis
MERRILL ~
RYAN hAUho. Atthe Church Of the Epiphany.
py hev. DIT. Mekim, OH "Wednesday, June 40, lnsl,
SAhl M; MACRo Of this c1ty aud PHILIP j
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ANOTHER BIC H.xpKracHrrr
ARRIVAL.

We have just received another LARGE LOT
of those pretty sheer LAWN HANDKER-
CHIEFS for Ladies. This lot Is much more
choice than any We have shown They are
finer. the BORDERING is pIettisr and more
STYLISH They consist Of all the latest effects
in eolored borders and are heDistitched. They
are well worth the former price of 1oc- YET
WE GIVE you YOUR CHOICE Of this LOT at
FOR &c
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ChicaEo Markets.
LACLEDE CAR WORKS.

Company Onacials.
ST.. LOUIS, NO.. June l3.-Thomas F. Golfer
and James r. Kisiy, treasurer and director. re-
spectively, Of the Laciede Car Co., capitalized at
s4o, 900 have filed application in the circuit court
for receiver for the car company, alleging mis-
management by the president. VIM. Sutton, and
Secretary Emil Alexander. The plaintiffs also
allsRs that the defendants have organised new
company and turnte over some OF the business
Of the Lacledc company 10 ths new concern.
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REGULAR CooLrRs.

WE ARE SHOWING AN ELEGANT assort-
ment of japanese Fans. all made Of the best
PARCHMENT Paper. Every one Of this SEA-
sons importation These are the only sensible
Fans TO use in warm weather and then they
are prettier than silk Fans. We have them for
loo. each.
15c. each.
1sc. each.
zoe. each.
25c. each.
4Sc. each.
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TosAcco s1ATIsrrs o. wka1 vnerxsA.
census once has given out the tobacco sssais-
tics Of West Virginia, compiled BY Prof.
Thomas n. Conrad under the direction q NJ
John Hyde, special agent in charge of NE Al
vision Of agriculture. The total number Q
pianters In the state during the census ysss
was S,7S3 he tod ares devoted % tohNeco.
z.6t7; The total prodact, 40o5.o5l roanas end
the value OF TIE crop 20 the producer, ed
mated on bssis Of actual sales, ESQ, 80
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Edward flanagan, or Ned, as he was more
Familiarity known, appears to have had many
friends and no enemies He was bright and
popular. and it was generally supposed that he
was young man who would make creditable
name for himself. He quick at his books and
was largely self educated BY extra effort he
took the law course in Georgetown College in
eighteen months and graduated with honor.
He was a member of the University Club
and also of the Columbia Athletic Club and was
well and favorably known in both.
Last night Mr.. Hannegan telegraphed 10
Fort Monroe asking that his sons body be en-
bslmed and cared for until he could get
down there in person. 1t is possible, how
ever. that his dispatch was DELAYED, for today
the War Department received a dispatch from
the commander Of the post at Fort Monroe
saying that the body was at the Army and NAVY
Hospital there aud asking for instructions -
to what action should be taken in the matter
Mr.. Hannegan will leave for Fort Monroe by
the boat this evening, accompanied by several
of the young friends of his SON, who have signi-
fed their desire to go with him on his sad
errand. They will return with the dead BODY
tomorrow night, arriving here Monday morn
ing, and the funeral services will be held in
this city, probably ON Monday or Tuesday.
YoUNe HAMS IN JAIL.
Fort MoSRoE, Va, June l3.-Thornfon J,
Hams, who shot and killed Edward A.
Hannegan, was arrested last night and
carried to Hampton jail. He an
peared with counsel before the coroperas
jury this morning and the case was postponed
until his father arrives. He 10 expected to-
night Hannegan's remains were turned over
to an undertaken to be embalmed.
II is impossible to get the details of the
quarrel IL is supposed to have been In re-
gard to the management Of the boat The two
young men were out in the roads sailing when
a heavy squall came mp.
Hannegan was rowing and Hams sculline
when the shooting occurred Two shots we're
fired, one striking the right arm and eIapcins
OF. The other penetrated near the heart
Hsins scuiled the boat ashore and eau>s m
the hotel, whore. after telegraphinG his fethsr.
he went In the fort and surrendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

NEW Yonx, June ls.-Gsn. Barton's struggle
for life b nearly over apd he win not live the
day ont
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
Rsesfrsd this morning asothsr eass ortAe
Thee ara Ro1 the scaressf 0osds ia ths
market and bslisrs rs are ct pyessnc
writing the oaiy onss shostng tAs fxa as-
sortpseas.
Our buyer is back from the market.
He has succeeded in BUYING Mall
the desirable PARAsoLs from two of Phna-
dslphiA's largest manufacturer a, prices
unheard Of in the annals Of the Parasol
years
He has succeeded IN SHUTTING OUT"
al competition and therefore says he viii
sive all Washington . chance to purchase
at figures
BELOW COST OF PRODUCTION"
The stock In its entirety will surely last
through the warm months. We have man-
aged to be hxed 50 won't be Just Out"
Parasols procured to form an elegant con-
trsst with the bssuty Of every purchaser.
Every shade and combination imaginable
produced you may rely on il we have
We defy any one to show the same goods
for less than 20 per cent more than we ask
In CONCLUSION. would like to impress 10
upOn the pubic in general. both Ladies ard
Gentlemen. that ssour~d the market fo-
GOOD THINGS in Umbrellas. To .ppreei-
ale .Le srislssSors Of vae that tries to please
you in style, quality Of goods and prices you
should ~, fsil I, visit our PARAsoL AND
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT Your
CHANCE IL NOW. II you SHOULD come
la:s- you're sure to be suited a, SAME
pr:css
We are headquarters for all kinds Of Toiis,
Arti'i-s. Soaps. srOn-es. Extracts. Florid.
Waters. Bay Rum. A I6-oanoe Bottle Of
hay Rum fOr To-.
iRr.uds in their White Goods stock
EVERYTHING tina, is now WORN and
DESIRABLE = INDIA LINENS.
MULLs. FIGURED swIssEs. CHECK
S:INsooKs. CHEESE CLOTHS.
CAMBRIcs- Everything n full
variety
sSfines ~ choice designs. Patterns
are exclusively our own. No dupli-
-eatssthereaf 10 lie found elsewhere.
-our Irl4-h sAiines contain the
-cEo!cest patterns yet shown byus
The tiO,nestie goods are exreilen, In
limitation of sosEe Of the inner INA
-terial--i.9c.i els our price for the
-domestics. One lot Of odd piecs,-
Closing price. 1oc. Ter yard
Saturday
AL DAY CHANCE"
lnaLADIEs' WAIST viii bs 20 dozen Of
those elegantly made White India Linen
Waists. with b<lt sizs ~ to ~. inclusive
Ihe-s what we sell during the other
week Gays for .-e. Saturday. all day
eEaAre. Joe.
I /. i ! . Ills i
EEE:::;::$;$ i = = s.. :; III
-. =. e. E.; Ell =
La. ssbs I oocS-
Aas 40 ~. ~. 40 SEVENTH 81.
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DIED

MAnIAS. dsnshisr OF Chsris. II. and Mary b. Arms
Funeral private.
CANDY. On saturday. June 10. 1891. at 3.l5 I. m,
mhnh n. wne OF o-"r<- NHndy Ia the seventy
Funeral serves VIII be he'd on Monday. tn. lssh
frsn: ar he tns s s snS;.d 10 sssna cr S.,
iors hsrsid please colyl
HLLRN T.. Ds.oved a.ashter Of Jcr.ini.i l. ssa
Annie Z. C.tiett. aged one yssr. three nonths aud
Ip1sr ssnsas from parsS,. ,-a.ss
DYER On June IL. 1891. at IL o'c.o.-s m. JoHS
HENkl % En-, Md seventeen year., tse s0n Of
funsr4i roa. Asoury A. NJ L. Church SUNDAY,
s ans y. ara re. ss Hs :, and enS. :. g.
An. siDNEY ALNIN, m.snt sSn 81 ALVIN 4. and
unerai iron. tue rssidsn@s .. las t,.rels.. ess
french street. On hon.Ay. I.'sa instant. 10 a m :
rssdenee o. her sou-In-aw Ohsrc. " ,,..iis.. Isis
IN tsensh s1,e.s northss-, .LLA T. kALAnp IN
unersi sunday. . pm. fro.a the yermon, Avenue
Christian cnurcn ifred.rrssours. iA..r ~pess
yHGNT; op saturday. June Is. lsl. ROSA rElkY
~ ~. NJ dAtgllier Of JA,ues a. and kosa funi. sls
hermon' ssehn~. ased six yeass. ten nloutns and
Funeral private
ISL. at : pm, Capt. nkARf Johnson. L. <
MAEDEL AT rest. 1hurssi.y. June II, 1901, st
souss. e. ses ss 30 IMAM % Ninth 's.,
sha sr-ndIIotber oi Jui.. aud asncea.
ssya,, ,o. wiie and chdrcn, IN tns
~'en's 7nin'h se~r oi heF a-e'
Resi- m peace
Funeral from a.ova r..,,i.n.. s.,r,a.,- I,, n. :.
pm Relatives ana frisns are ,nSt-i 10 sfi.,s -
fhitiips; IN Thursday, June ~ lSll, Il SIS
-, N, ~ "a Detssa Ae-snd 81 Susie rub
"i sa - " snI is,"is, 4. snd LAIR. fiiliiits
ca,npseii A. n 4. Church. HSisds.s. Dc
sEwELL On Friday morning. June 10 lssll q
o;:p a m lhAf No stMLLi. ssrIisrs-d this life.
Funeral from his late r, ssosnse. 6I3 rhrd strpst
fricnGs sited-
SULLIVAN Depar,eb ,h,. lac. linn. N ,so,
at s::U am Al,BIkT lti.,FNf siII Ikl n - -
loved Of sarah T. sullivan
'S ss oiis iio'i =, " Las zone
Nol.s We .osra ~ stll~d.
Va 81, w eut hoiie
"h'eh he'1 GAN t~ h asai,s s,s-x.s
"a HIS slsIkhs-
keiatives ana friends respetfas invited 10 sassad
his funeral on Monday, JuLs ~, at g o'r,ork nj in
from late residence. lbi Tnriy street W
ARhbfILA MEs@s s,sos ~ the La. I,hs xs y. n
AZ tlle r, ..ienr. al .r dans,,t,r U,s a.
Tenth street = utbeu.t .ssi f,,ur 49, ~
hcacs o funeral hereafter.
m M Gs,s EaIar INK 1E;;. gahr pgl. az 20
III. eaP'- nobh- .. "iDpiNohbf- ARD MY
fwner,, FINN q, mr., q, r,s rr,,h.,,
sunaas; tis lstn Instant, in,ern'sni At Arifhxton
sS ,f c"niauS VI ms v. An ana friends N
'"ea'
IsNATIUs TgoNAs p.yrs
r,.,.s, =, a, ~ - - -
, ne ae~ 49, ~ ~ mn 700. Place IN eesss
ness IN TIE eoa,nnnsH .s.r, az ISL, ~, i,. ~
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FoR EARAcHE
USE PONDS RXTRAcH

WILL POSITIVELY CURE SICK HEADACHE
w and prevent Its return. This ID not talk, but
truth; Carriers Little Lvss Pills. One pill desc.
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ma Ckllde.prexeI Fund.

Special Dispatch to The EvenmsDts
BosroS, June Is. -August Donath Of WASH
ington was today unanimoualy reelected -
president ef ths Childs- Draxel fund board.
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LattuW = Hioan, suctiousers. aid At ruhlic
sale e. sharss o. Masonic Hall stock for eis. %
per share. The purchaser was c. O. Duncanson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13

The P.EsIDEsr's CAIaEEs today we're Sen
.tc1 Higgins. Gen. Kautz, the Attorney Cen
s,.:., the Secretary Of War, Reprsssahtivs
Madsworth OF New York and Oomniasionsr
Carter OF the general land Office.
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A large portion OF the brick wall on the
new addition 10 the printing and engrsv-
ing bureau fell yesterday afternoon and q
number Of men narrowly escaped g.
rious injury. Just moment tefore
the crash Mr. Edward McCauiey, the foreman
OF the work, had called away several OF the
men who were working directly where the mass
OF bricks fell. Otherwise they would have been
crushed 70 death. colored man was struck
by piece OF scantling, but escaped with slight
injury.
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Haltiulora Markafa.
BALTIMORE /.

BALTIMORE. June Ia-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, lss54 barrels; shipments. s,,s1 barrels
sales. 6oo barrels. wheai-southern dull fultz,
spot 1.Odkal.u6ss; June, 1o5a al.o5k; July. Lazy
aioss; August, l-oiA sLois.; September, i.ocis
bushels shipments, l03,s.o bushels; stock. I,o5s,-
$50 bushels; sales. 100000 bushels. hite,
firm, u; yellow, dull, 81; mixed easy: spot, S5la
"a; July, 81 ssaSs; spot, No. =, white, sIL-re-
ceipts, 4,6a3 bushels: shipments, z5,eSs bushels:
stock, g7s,9is bushels: sales 1000 bushels. Oats
duil--No 3 white western, 5zd5z; No. mixed
western 81 asketl-receipts, s,eoe bushels; ship
ments none; stock. 81, z5s bushels. Rye nominal
No. & ss-reccipts Coz bushels; shipments none;
stock, ASIA bushels. Hay nrm-good 10 choice
timothy, 120eaia50
ChScaxo Markets.
CHICAGO, June 10 tciosing). = Wheat July,
CAS-; September, sis. Corn-July. $40; Septenl-
Der, 5sk. Oa:s-July, 3sl.; september, ssa. Pork
July, I0.UsI<; September, lGxiL. Lard-July,
&Ia,S: September. ass kins-July, sszh: Sep
tender. 6vsh.
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HABITuAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
ii bowels strengthened by the regular use Of Car
te.s Little Liver Pills In small doses Don't forget ths
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today; $ a. M, 20, pm. so. Maximum.
81; minimum. 65
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TIE SUPERIOR

TIE Supra,oR
REMEDY e.
FOB ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN
IMPURE BLOOD,
THE
MEDICINE
WHICH
BERELrRD UPON
roeIvE THE BxsT
SATISFACTION
sARsAPARILLA
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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LuSpBoRe's AND CoLeArrs
Extracts in all odors. 2oc. and 3Oc ounce.
Bottles furnished free Of charge
Pint bottles Of WEST INDIA BAYRUM, &c.
each.
wa PIERCE CO..
Successors to z G. Davis.
I'D Market Space. corner stb st. 1t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Ms
Name.

Inc following are the opening and closing pricss Of
VIII, 10 CorsSn ana M.csrtn.H oy special
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Debts

OUR ASSORTMENT OF BELTS now h the
LARGEST We have ever shown They are all new
and OF the latest styles, in all kinds Of leather.
all shapes, with the newest buckles. Also SILK
BELTS. W0RSTED TENNIS BELTS, Canvas
Belts. rom &c. 20 Sc. each. II you want
belt here Is the place to look for IT,
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But NV PARTICULARS or rHE rRAoro AFFArR
NOW KSowS-rouSo uArSs CLAIMS THAT HI
ACTED II srLT-pErESsH-rHr TWO HAD BEEN
on TERMS OF THE GREATEST INTIMACY