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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
SUICIDE OF A BOOK AGENT.
Mrs. Otis Peck, of PoughkeePsie, rermi
mates Her Life.

Mrs. Otis Peck, of PoughkeePsie, rermi-
mates Her Life.
PorsaxErrsIx, n. Y, October l9.-Mrs.
OTIS Peck, who, after endeavoring to make
her living BY canvassing for the "Encyclo-
pedia Britannica" committed suicide, was
the daughter of Mr.. Deener, a glass
blower of this city. She became acquainted
with Peck, who is also glassblower, while
the latter was boarding with her parents,
and married him. he was a widower with
one child. They left here and went to
Philadelphia, she coming here once in
while to visit her people. Her character
here was beyond EeProach. The news OF
her suicide has caused profound grief
among the acpuaintances Of the Deemer
family and those who knew her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
TIE RIGHT SPIRIT.

Chairman LEONARD says that he is not
-,,,- 20 res: on his laurels, but will push
he f,h. with redoubled vigor till the night
o. Nareu.ev l,h. telegraphs the REGISTER
correspondent, from Parkers6urg. That
/, .le r.sh; spirit. The battle has been
o.!v ha'f Won. Il will be fought to a close
On the i:h, and brave, vigorous and eHec-
,.ro work IS as important during the next
,ro weeks as at any time. Chairman
| -, ,n- , hend is level.
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ON FULL TIME.
Activity in Southern Cotton Factori

Activity in Southern Coiton FactofIes'
ArGySrA. Ga, Oct. l9.-The Enterprise
factory. which has been shut down SIX
weeks, commences running on full time to-
morrow. The Augusta and King mills are
running on full time. Wages have been
reduced twenty-five per cent. The Si6'ey
mill, which employs six hundred hands, Is
putting in additional machinery. The AL
gernon mill is also running. Some other
small mills, which have been shut down for
several weeks, vii! soon commence run
nipo Al reduced wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
A Young Mar Chsrr1d vlih Aysss.

Ams,7oss, October l9.--Joseph Bob
Of sla,ipgton. was arrested By Dstsetivs
Smith to-day on the charge Of arson. pes-
ferred by Jonas Hoffman. Of CnionviiIe.
North whitehall township. Roth. IL b a.
legged. set Ere to the barn Of the father of
the prosecutor on TuesdaJ morning b.
which a number Of cattle and several.
borses, besides this years crops, vers co..
rumed. he was pat under u 900 bcsd
for . further hearing next Wednss1sy
morning. The accused and the proesestce
have bad numerous kv suits. ss9 Il -
alleged that Roth trisd % IRE ths eess q
order TO burn . valssbls stalioa Shies
was In Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

Nervous debility, indicated BY loss of
memory universal lsssitude, constant fatigue
vivid dreaming, unnatural eIcitements,
fits of dizziness, ETC., is quickly cured by
using Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sar-
sapalilla. This remedy Purifes the blood
strengthens the weak portions OF the body
ouiets the nerves, produces dreamless slum-
ber and is the only remedy that Permsn-
emily cures the many distressful ailments
resulting from nervous debility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
THE 8. o.'S CASE.

Mr.. Carrots Statements Place the Penn
sylvania Company in an UnenViable Light
BALTIMORE, October lg-President pro
TEN Garrett in an interview to-day shows
up the Pennsylvania company in very
unenYiable light. That company took its
recent action in a spirit Of jealousy after
praCticing the most contemplate extor-
tons, especially in charges on express and
sleeping cars. Mr.. Garret also says his
company is able and determined TO take its
own part.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
A Negro Murder.

W,sHfyGTox. Pa October l9.--At q
festival given by Zion NJ z. church last
night disturbance arose, in which two men
were shot and one OF them is thought 10 be
fatally injured.
Postmaster Wiley, who mysteriously dis
appeared on the Is, instant, returned 10
Washington last evening. He spent his
absence al Omaha, Neb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
Randolph Coanty.

BEVERLY, W. Va, 0ctoher lS.-[Exclu-
siye. Harmon Snyder, ofthis county, a
Republican and q brother Of Judge Snyder,
is elected to the Legislature from this dele
gate district, (FOurth) composed Of the
counties of Randolph and Tucker, over
Claude Gof and Patrick Crickard, Demo
Gratis, bv IS plurality. Snyder carries this
county over Goif and Crickard By "A plu-
raE,y. Snyder is good man and received
a great many Democratic vote. We had no
county convention, it was free for all
race. 1t will learn US some sense IN the
future
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
BRIEF TELe0RJvMS.


Domestic.
.Twelse stores in Hdge6eId, ga. were
burned yesterday Loss 100000.
The cutting Of rates between Nev fork
and Philadelphis Is denied.
The public places Of Kinsstos, Ontario,
have been closed TO prevent the spres1 q
dipbtheria-
r. C. Bangs, agent for Perkins, Lyos. :
Co. liauor dealers Of Philadelphia, has
been arrested for embezzIing $4,000.
Fifty new cases Of scarlet fever sre ~
ported in Milvsakee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
FUNNY SNAP.
Mrs. lockwood, Presidential Candidate,
IrieA on tho uTeechea

NV YoRE, Oct. l9.-Nrs. Lockwood sf'
rived yesterday morning, and Is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue botel. Almost imme-
distely after entering the hotel she vent
out again and visited the gallery OF pho
tographer. The operator was about TO sat
her in q small chair. when she espisd .
large chair in which Blaine and Cevslasd
sat while having their photographs tats.:
Why don't you place me in that chair1
asked she. That is q presidential chair"
replied the operator. well Dir. ] viii sit
in that chair said Mn. lockwood, "asd ]
think Am able to gil il A. veil ~ any who
have occupied IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

nv The State tickets the Democrats car
red ,hir.v-cour counties and the RePubh-
cans twenty according TO the returns re
esci. or the county tickets the Demo,
ca,, did still better Harrison Berkeley,
Wa,.oa Mason AMI possibly others having
.ec.ed majority of their Democratic
sggn,7 Gcke, while casting a majority vote
or the Fusion State Ticket. These local
Offices arc valuable aids to future Demo
cratic victories in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

TX hundreds of instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to cure
scrofnla and syphiitic disorders, the sufferer
has sought and found cure in DR.. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. Ii
enriches the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and quickly removes
all indications Of i'll health and blood dis
ease, from pimple TO running sore from
headache 70 a rheumatic pain. Its supe-
riority over all other blood purifiers and
strengthening medicines is admitted By all
who test Its curative eject and influence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
Took Them by storm.

Loxpoy, Oct. 19. - Wilson Baretfs
Hamlet has taken the public by storm.
Colonel Mapleson has contracted for
season Of Italian opsra At the Drury Lane
theatre next spring. with Patti and Nilsson
in the leading roles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

Ho> b. {. GALLAGuEE, the Secretary Of
he State Democratic Committee telegraph
ei Tu@ EsosrEE Saturday night and also
yesterday SATIN that his despatch Of Fri
DAY referring 70 . 500 majority for the State
.le, vas intended TO refer 20 the Third
a.s.s;c, alone and not 10 the State, a was
U.,t-r-e-ai rom IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

Herbert Spencer says that . mans con.
yersstioa Is q sure index TO his mental
capacity; we therefore accoan. Tor the
numerous fattering eoumerdatons made
Ly orr rnos. learned men Of the merits OF
Dr. Bulis Coogh Syrup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

Parents must remember that children
have more need Of friendly monitors than
of conserious critics; instructors who woald
advise them to never be without DIR. Bnil 5
Cough Syrup. the only pleasant remedy tor
Group dfphtheria and sore throat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
A Er.Irhi stnumcr burned.

DrTroIT. Mich, October l9.-The
steamer James Fisk, Jr., owned BY the
Union Steamboat Company, Of Buffalo, and
running in connection with the Erie rail.
road between Chicago and Buffalo, caught
FIRE this afternoon while lying at her dock
here. The fire originated among some oils
in the engine room. The steamer is
freight carrying propeller, was built in Buf'
faIo twelve wears ago and had on cargo
valued at $4,000, consisting Of wheat,
-four and general merchandise. She is
valued at so. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
wrecked Ship.

VALPARAISO, October l9.-The steamer
Cardillera which stranded in the straits will
probably be got of Three feet OF water
has already BEEN pumped ont and the open
in the keel stopped. Three hundred tons
Of undamaged cargo was saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

F.ao comes from Clarksburg that Gen.
'"'. Is aesisous Of Withdrawing from the
'o'-'sssioaal race. He IS represented as
e.ag thoroughly discouraged over the re-
VII CT las; Tuesday election and Is with
'-' l3pe Of success in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
sarah's Chance.

PARIS October l9.-Sardoa read yester-
day his new drama, "Thesdora," to the Ar
tig;s of Porte ST. Martin Theatre. Accord
ing 10 a critical forecast. il Is his finest
work. The drama opens to Bernharnt q
chance for her greatest creation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
Runninxa Party.

Lospos, October le.-Toy election
agents throughout the country are report
ing to headquarters in London a. TO the
eject of the government Redistribution
scheme declare Il win be destructive TO the
fortunes pat.y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

VIA. viii the Rr3rSrgE 10 when WILSON
takes his sea: as Goyeruo-2-Chsrleston
Times
The Rr,r,.EE will 20 on giving the news
a, usual twill also commend the new
G0yeruo- where /, can and criticise him
aicyr !, should Governors come and
Governors 90 but the REGr>rEE runs on
forever Price Is cents a week; including
>rNa,v. = cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

An Address From the National Committee
on the Result and the Prospect.
New YORK, October l9.-In view Of the
result Of the elections in Ohio and West
Virginia the National Democratic Com
uit:ee today issued an address to The peo-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

MANY Republicans think it wonderful
'-- T;ea,y the Democrats showed on Sat
..'ay n.-at. There is no cause for wonder
"a las. Iii oHly natural that a victorious
Pa''E 'aoea show great vitality asd ex-
,-PyaaCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

|. New York don't give 10000 majority
80 1-& C.ueL,yD we viii miss our guess.
aoFtss' BOYS, don, bet on majorities. 1t
Is .m~ora, 10 bet. But CLEVELAND is about
a, certain 10 be the next President Of the
'a.'et States as any political event in the
ia'.'e can % certain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

"i-n 'rae tha; the RsHSrER has beea
>a-.'3 The Republicans asked one who
.as ,ar..u, to know. Yes !, has 6een
,asi 20 Republicans every morning and a
...a' many Of them. 1t has also been sold
e. ba~anra's Everybody buys it, and
lev seem really fond oft. Terms cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
A Receiver Asked Fors
Heavy Fire,

PETsRSBrBG. VA. October l9.-Last
night at Farmville, this State, the Planters
warehouse and three tobacco factories aud
six tenements were burned. Loss, $780,
600 All insured except the warehouse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
Box Factory Burned.

Pir7ssrRG. October ia FIRE at Tasen-
tum, Pa. last night destroyed the Poland
box factory connected with Chss fisccas
glass works. Loss $3,c90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20
An Alleged witch Ha. -Four Husbands

PorTsyILLE, Pa, October l9.-James
Miller, a young school teacher aged 10
years, hss just married Sarah, the widow Of
Martin ZiegI0r at lions Grore, this county.
She is 81 years Of age and had two hus.
bands before Ziegler. She has good-sized
farm. on which Miller has gone to live with
her. The match has created great deal Of
talk. and the woman is charged with having
put spell on the young man. Her per-
sonal appt arsnee is 50 Ill favored az to give
rise 10 stories tha. she is a witch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

s,& ii aalRD appreciates the situation.
.,s lees !, better to have been beaten at
'sE Nar'iasyi.le than at the polls. 1t costs
.e'5 a2N!etv labor and money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

.'@ new West Virginia Legislature viii
e e IenocEa0c in both branches; in the
10 sc By considerable Of majority, and
a me Senate b7 two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

liza SUNDAY RZGsTEs Of yesterday had
a N1arsa5lerun. The sales amounted to
,s'e'a. hundred over the preceding Sun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

~ Harrison county the Democrats
S-1.et their entire county ticket, excep;
.2e P:osecutng-AttOrney aud this was los:
a7 5u; few votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

IHa spirit shown on Saturday nigh, is
y''aence Of the splendid condition of the
'euotgaUc organization in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

IH2 Democratic club organizations viii
.s AePuP and the fight viii be made more
aggressive than ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

FRANK HCRD's constituents gave him a
-onzontaI reception at the polls.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Chicago SuSpension-TheJ Junior Mem
Der Denies His Responsibility.

The Chicago SuSpsnsion-The Junior Menu
Der Denies His Responsibility.
ECmcAGo, October l9.-John A. Atkin-
son, Junior member Of the firm Of Davies Il
Atkinson, who is charged BY the senior
partner with converting 100000 of the
firm money to his own use. was seen by
reporter Yesterday lie said there was
shortage of about $4,000 in the firm S
accounts; that il was lost in speculation,
and that the loss was not an individual one,
but the firms, as he claims to have been
operating within the limits Of his authority.
The Bank Of Montreal yesterday took out
an attachment for SlS0,0O0 and levied Oh
the property Of the firm. Mr.. Davies says
he will pay all Legitimate claims.
A Mercantile House Closes.
New ORLEANS, October l9.-Ay.VicEs.
burg, Miss special says The doors Of
Jacob Schenkcrs mercantile house were
closed to-day by an attachment sued ont
By the Vicksburg Bank for $4,000. The
stock in the store ia estimated at $4,000;
besides there are large amounts in
this State and Louisiana. Mr. Schlenkers s
embarrassment is caused by his in
dorsement of paper of d. Stein, Of Farmers
vile, La, who failed last week, and also Of
that of Leon GerSon, Of Monroe La, also
taled. The Endorsements amount to nearly
$4,000. The liabilities in this city are
$4,000. Representatives of the creditors
from Memphis, New Orleans and New York
are here, and attachments amounting to
$4,000 have been placed on the concern.
The impression prevails that Mr.. Schlenker
will make arrangements to continue the
business.
A Mississippi Bank Emb Irassed.
GRENADA, Miss, Oct. l9.-This commu-
pitv was thrown into a state of intense eX-
element bv the embarrassment ofthe bank
ing house of \. c. Suider L Sons. Every
body had implicit confidence in the SOL
vency OF the bank. 1t tnoN appears that it
has been insolvent for more than year,
and that Colonel Snider on his death-bed
insisted that his sons shonld attempt to
clear of the Indebtedness They agreed to
make the attempt, but failed. A meeting
of the creditors has been called. An effort
will been made to secure an extension Of
time. The firm have made no statement
They were rated at from $40 900 to $7j. 900.
MASSACHUSETTS Mills.
FALL RIVER, October l9.-The announce
ment that the Wamsutta Woolen Mill con-
templated shutting down indefinitely was
incorrect. Mr.. James C. Eddy stated that it
was not decided to shut down he alJo said
that the quick assets were sufficient TO pay
the indebtedness and leave the plant. The
King Phillip Mills will run on three-quar-
ters time next week.
A Receiver Asked Fors
ST. LOWS, Mo, October l9.-Late thus
afternoon application was made in court for
the appointment of q receiver for the Hsr-
risOn Wire Works. 1t is believed that the
cOnpany's liabilities will exceed its assets
by 100000.
A Cotton Factory to Shut Down.
EBosroS, MASS, October IA special
from Woonsocket SAYS that eoSion factory
owned BY Wyman & Chase, and employing
from three hundred operatives, will shut
down tomorrow night 1t is not known
when ii will start up again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

! s'NaIAN' viii stand by HESDRICKs, and
n you forget 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-20

Mas JEEsEr is always Democratic.
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STILL IN tue RING.
The Democrats viii Fight Again
For Ohio.
THE BATTLE MOT LOST.
Ringing Addresses Front the National and
the Ohio Democratic State Com
mittees on the Mates.
RENEWING TIE GREAT STRIFE.

CoLUNsUs, October l9.-The following
address has been issued by the Democratic
State Committee:
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THEY WONT GIVE IT UP.

Henry BoHL, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-31

IivERrOOf Doc 3O.-l2:ip .. n.tOtt41 quiet. Mtdllng
Up'ands I'd Mildlng Ntc Hst; s".,s tOOO baie-,
ininIng bales for speculation ni export receipts
A. On9 bales including HiuO Dilc4 Am'itcin thturVs
ou, Vplaua3 Mddng c.luse, lorenh'r ANA January
deli.ery 59-0ld JanunTy aud tehgI9y delivery .
5.i4d, also Sold. do Marrh sad April delivery,
SGtd also 5.6fd.: do Apr and Nay delivery q t.Oidi
nl.o u It'd. May ana june eFcry. luVid also
lid: do June and July delivery, 1a-Gtd -
2pm.-C 0tOu--Ihe sales OF tho 7v included INV Dales
American Futures steady. UDand5 W Nidding clause
ary delivery 6t-G4d Sellers. January 5ni February
aeiyery .Gid sellers. DO February and March delivery
IA sellers: do March amt ApI de pory 6ld SO Iris 40
Anr and Nav delivery, 1t H. sellers do Nay ana uue 10
livery 5Id. s--fs do. June AMI Iuy delivery lt-Vid
tuvel. do July ani ANSustdeltVrt5, H.nlu vu's IS
observation-disclosures tplands Low MdulHg eihusP;
Aprll ami delivery Std; also 'Oldi 10 MAY ana
Juuc delivery. . lid
n-C5ttou-Futures closed steady, Uplants Low Nld
dino clause DecemOev delivery 20 bli sellers do DE
ce6er aud anuay delivery tu6td sellers do January
delivery, lid sellers. d. FEBRUARY ana
March delivery Cd value: do Ma "a and April delivery
Il Itid value A. ri anu May delivery. 0o4i seller :
10 Nav and Juno delivery. l'-oid cfs a. June ana
i1ly delivery l56id buyer do JAY and Augast de
livery - 81 - o.,
'G,yK-,ox Zee So -CottoI quiet. Mddmg - GIG Low
Nlditnc 10 Df t. 10 net ani Gn,s receipts
7sO bacs Exports Coas"'s, -J'1 Oae| S'ol 80 "des
''ss,.SV,SESg De- 3o-Cotton quiet. AtiddnS 10 5i6
oU Nlddlrg los GoOd orb oh n'i receipts 80 r.
XIX, Ina. = 4 baes Expor,s Great Britain 6Nl ha'
Coa se 2U73 bales saes, 1000 bales: stock ol0i bales
NrV.OMEASs. bee. 30.-tottOn urn. NtllHne, ll2 Low
Mldug IOl Good Ordinary. - moo recepts lO0oO Daic
proes ul bales: Exports 10 Gtva' britain h - DaleS
IN tnc tontinc SO D1es COastwse, 3ue2 Dalcs sales
900 Oales. stock. ili,l39 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-31
ST1IE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Dec 3)-cotton steady Nil'ng lo',c Flour
Estra. s. 0D1s3 TO- To- f.ng - q Isl 25 c,ty Mills
sgpcrs} 4o@*! 70; d. E1,rL - Olntb 30 - 70 3r.ni,
Patent - 80 whes-+onncrn higher aul inactive; Western
s N ana s' Maya a1' s6oo de- 10 western Winter
rel sp6. siqii4c; December 81 e3lhc January - ,,
gl4aolAc consontlern Gran Western easier and active
southern White. 4g060c. do yellow. t3d jlc Western
,xcd. spot a al 81 January, ~ gac February,
en Gc. Western Whit. s. 10 Iized 33s3S1? e
rsoas nomaaS ,eay Mcss PORK % -
7oa5 ob' Wheat ,2o49 oS HSfp "to9 or pun no m
oats LOO bush. saos-Wh A. 81 200 ou'n corn ll4ooo
BOSTON Mass De- 80 Flour quIet. but strong:
- ;oG7? w. G'rn grid ,' n9" 'l w ,ipe T. a. 50c
c shorts and MSas a bat o say S. h1ee oas
% 900 Ouss.; RYE 1000 BUSH. SHORTS $500 bush
HrFpAlo N.Y. Dec 3o-Tl2n actiye lies 300 l 96,'
y Wsr s,'q Pas, aa at "s c s b S' &c. 700
Noer at iS.i ear Its |o witt Winter at SIC
So Hei Winterat s1c cora firm s9eS No. Mixed Mixed, at
zoe Barc y'' sironscr "ilroaa cirIt. scaiy
Sa ToTn Poo Isl , az Wbs,i 81 opo bush 5r o5S oasn
o,is loo bush Sg n ehtstolE -'o'2 o h Ear
lev. 1000 bush
cNcyr nos aagloag sront @a,y 8 95esf 90
Lara Inactive r6 -. BulNneats quiet; shoulders,
6orr S' 81 3d. s. 1 ts log, d Com
u VI Is 81 rd 's i 80 aer nio men enr.
DEC 30 yi'bG supply q fr o P P.h %a, -
vas w9,a p "S b1 1 52Hlo "' So6 6a
| Flour -eniy AID higher Choice WINTER Wheat - 20
s$oDast ~ pategi CO. 10y dSies - ,c a3S
am higher saes anqcd pocemner taI6 4f" Gl9nii az
I5sta7Qic! nnqary '6,4g co'ipf at a.% e.
2"Sf e. Tc s is 10 .eri - & q 'Ss e corr &S
quiet and .rn i ra' 5. a r pc ~
| 9st.r cio.n, al = #. i.ci 5ay '-c. closing at
s, outs. trm sale4 ranged So iu 4t.r nominal a % {.
| j H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-31
LITERARY MOVIES.

Nu,o Ainbonse Daudet Ia about to publish doom
.sa. q, 4. said ahe shows that she has caught her
husbands style.
y,a has received $4,000 merely for tho rght OF nS'
oerspaper publication Of his novel " Germina''
Az oosse's edition of the Works OF Gray VIII We
,o,r,blished IN this country by a. T. Armstrong
Co., that firm having made the necessary arrange
.,on,s ,i,b the Macmillans This edition viii present
,h, new material found by Mr. Gosse in the Gray MSS
nj Cambridge.
t,saroreir related concerning acerian wealthy nn'
,snoiant lostunian whose library was seiec'eu 'o
l., eell tpown boohsRin. that seveinl months a'ef
,be bill was raid he presented himself IN a'o"eI'"E
,,ssan ~ the booksellers The 'amiit so'eihesS h'h
a,seatespd 90 edition ~ Elizabeth Barrett Pop"7
,.ii,k sba d,pi,tsi imperfect, hetanse the hinNh
,.a ,,as omitted lian Tho iiye-raee Tie peaRseHp''
via had carefully selected ihp library WIN sfpa'
p,da. esnlainei Ia vain that u was iafe' ,hN'a'
!. fret edition" pahlisAri heofe shn became NJ :
Bron,uins and book win tow duplicates ~ America
The man could not 10 convinced aud s'''i 'A'hAs Ae
has been cheated Ia that early edition
A long momoir OF steele vii introduce the volume {"
selcetions from his writings which Mr. Austin h"hsor
Ma. been prepaIing Mr. Dobson has found some ''esl
items of information in regard 10 the author and thes'
be proposes o. incorporate in a larger Lie
Several of Mr. r. u. Aldrich's short stories MOI
included in the American edhonToi us WORKS VII, d
unfinished IN the British edition. IN the press oil Mi
Douglas. OF Edinburgh
r Mr. Frederic Harrison, who was Tor a long 'me q
friend OF George Eliot is writing an article on ina
author.