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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
The MATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Feb IS u Cotton steady. Mitrrn- Ioaa
Flour steady. Howard street aal Western sspsr.
lne 81 81 - IS. sttrt ,io sj0pA5-J Family top&
50 CITY Mills Supsrfue q 792 so EItr do S. 0Oa IL
d. Bran 10 - IS Us 10 Ptoscp Family s. IS
psrlsve Patent s. 30 WhsSouthern s"afv Rel % case
dc Amber 5000 Western duh. M Winter Red
spot s146sS<r. FrbruTv s71GSSsc; Marcn - -
&c. Nav vi % &C Corn-Southcrn quiet White 81
b3c Yellsw 56057c " estern lower. Mixed sD,t 81,
55S; do Tor March b4AG,5rc, d. for Nav sdl6o
Oats que .t@adv. Southern 360iOo Western White
4014lo Western Mixei 376 }sc. Pennsylvania SO toc
hve nrn at q! q Zoe Hay steAy Pm ne TO nhoc- w.,t
Bulkmeats shoulders All Clear RID Sizes PACKET
;dsac. 3aron-5houlier, 7a0Ssc Cs,r Rib -iiss oI.a
Hsms 10 1880 Lard refined sac Buttar nrn. Westsn
u 0Zjo Or 26 &c Exgs at 2062c LIn.d
do l00l4c. Petroleum steady Refined At 7s4c Coffee
steaiy. RIO ordinary 10 fair l64 iigc sugar
steady. soft &C.. Gopher refined nrID at l5d i6a
Whsksv steady at 81 2l0s o. FreiEhts tn LvcrDoo
steaner-Coon 3-l6t Flour In sacks per ton % Grat
lhs2dI Receipt,-FIoar s.sst bbA What 4Goo sn,h
$3.50 bols sales-wheat l03,ooO bush. Cora is6.oos
bush
BUFFALO. Feb l5.-whear-No I Hard nrm At To- over
Chicago Nav wheat: aales at 90S9l &c; No nard
Northern Pacific dull at &c over; wnte. Wheat quiet;
SO track Corn in fair demand and easle No Vel
low So 055ac: No. Yellow $685. &c; No So. No
64205ls.c. OATS quiet ami wetk-So 2Whlfe $50 t3sc
No White 371371c. NO Mixed a613Jsc BarlsS
duh and uncnangct CiOice Michigan ssc: No Can
ada Gle; No. Extra So Flour Quet AMI unchanged
Millfaei steaiv-Wintar Bran $40 50. Spring
SIG 50. Wheat loo bu>h. Corn 10000 bush
Oats 800 bush Shipuebts-Wneat $500 basa Bar
ley 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
ce,pta 1885 bsles: experts 10 Greas Britzin'
naIea 26 halaac aiOck - 2l2 halAs.
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF yew.YoaK Dealings.

FEATURES OF NrW-Yo9R DEALINGS.
Tho recent condition Of e whoa specn 'ios
the sp,fhv operator On the bu' 10 an the die
appointment the pacific phase Of European po IS
the moment provoked freer quriat yessrdt OF LONE
o decline Thfe was - rras
IN activity sales 81 options running up 10 nearly 7OOloW
bu shells and weakness prevailed throughout T. cable al
continued without spir, and the only new feature VA
the -xpecsoI receipts long Even tho good
selling movement Tile market closet rsdv In noda
short covering bottom figures and down. Z cent
Tor February S3s = for the other months ~ follows
Marc' sS'. April s9s, May and June. 9n's July. 90S
August $685. and DE ember. 93a cents SPOT lots s NJ
1I cent and .hpp bought 10000 bnshes ExporIers
tOk mosrt 900 bushel o' but spot prios
were hd cent lower The options the GENIAL lnAuenoe
which depressed wheat broke L7' cent. closing heavy
follows: March. 58is; April 6sh May ssh June ST.
july. 5sS aud An gus, 59S cents Oas the spot
steady but ths options dull AMI s0b cent as
81 cents April and Nav Provisions droppei ympA
thy with The cereals as lard options ended dawn fou
points for March at 81 ~ April 1t s792 nvs
Nav At 81 IS. and three June g. 02 Juiy
at 1917
The receipts OF grain and -four Ssv
York. Balti nora Phil Melphia ant BOSTON opv,
Wheat 22.7S6 bushels corn b2iot bushels oats 80 s1
bushels total grain. 667 bushels -four 1915 pacr
ages Al Chicago Milwlukss aud 81 rons arrivals
wheaf. go 100 bushels corr. 500 1854
207 1879 bushels total 573 So bushels sos
barrelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
Symptoms OF Catnrrh.

Dull heavy hesdscne OF tho nasal passaTes
discharges slD the he9d the throat sometime
prou scr oihsrs thick tenacious mucous
ent TO dy and rutrd the weak wstey and
bfam-d there is ringing In the deafness hacking or
~ cesr tho throat rIpecora OF offensive az
with scabs from ulcers: Tie voice IL changed
AID has nasal twsDg; The breath offensive smell and
ired; there satoG OF Dizziness win
mental salon, hs'k cough snd general debility IL
you ALL del abe number Of those symptoms
lou sunersg r'm Nasal tstsrrh Tie more conn ao
become the greater the nnmbe sbd diver
atty of ., M poms Thousands OF cssrs annually without
stng hall above sympoms result IN copsump
linn epd IN the srave No disease common
deceptive less uDfesisod more unsuc
cessfulIy w physicians Five hundred dollars re-
ward W OF DIT eages Satarrh
Of cssrih which they CANNOT cure heody
cold " druggists q only 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
TWO LIBEL SUITS IaAIxSr " roKx roPIosn

Flu ssne d. Mann oil TODa Topes arrested tTco yes
terday, At tho instance OF r. Handy.
fornary OF The Philadelphia Drug Neins AMI me
World and tho ssooud suit brought sy Walter
e. Bdile. OF Paula ioipha Major Baniy sues Mr. Ma-a
70 recover 100000 dana: for the bcaou OF beous
- TopH Topics January In that issue sn
article which, other tangs charged Major Handy
with being dsfauiter aud asserted he $500 900
when be left PniislpniA 70 tixs position The World
Major Handy declares that the statemsnt, without
foundation Justice Pattorson for the
arrest OF M Mann. who iuss,sd furnish $1,000
bail.
MI BID lie has suit against Mr. Mann the Superior
Court 70 $1,000 damages for false and malicious
statements In roea TOpies las. September Judge Freed
req Ilred 100 bail to be svsa Tue article about M
Bdio spoks OF hi the leader Of The anglo
mauaos and generally riicuiod his peronai appearance
Mr. Mann furnished the bail ea,os and was es2ssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
COURT CALEXDARs-TO-DAY.

syPIrNp CoUrr-CRAHBERS-Bef Patterson Nos.
" 20 r. % 90 ss 1872 lS9 2O9 22S 2s6 20 2,S s6s
LII" 402 4I3 4O4 405 SO6 467. 400 <OS CIV All Hi<'
hS AZ as. 4l6. All. AIS, Ala ,., m
FiFsk OURT-tEkEkAL ifFh-befero Nsh p'eh~ q -
Bartlett nd Nac"rsbe j. Mos %. lla ,..
~ ,"tET,rEcIaL TEEN "a as s1S AZ 'o'''
se.fhAbi OUKr-SPFCAL TERN PART ii-feierc beacs
81. '" -' % '"'' """ V"-' '
NJ ~ W CorRr-aWcvrr-PARII i--Before Andrews IL
51S- - 1913 .0I5 9j5. 86l. 1889 244s BIS soo BOP
III go lV5l =. 3is. 1876. 1870 1878. 1881. i'6i.
A.L = y lO2o $3.50 1919
e'fA.rk csur--tIRcI iT-PART III.-Bsfore Inersham.
yIs .oo ls, 1885. 7%j. 1879 li5+ 1881, 1911 lisSI
~. az ,osa IvBsfors oBT,en IL
- ~, 80, 80 lob 1900 1888 1889. 9e7 2Si. 2+sl 1921
sshocATEs COURT BEFORE RANSOM s-MotIon calendar
~ y iu51 q M VIII Of Janes Lodge, 10 80 a. m; will
tpD -' Wv ~ ~~~''V''@ ~ "s"""s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
ALAwreR TWICE ARRESTED pLE4Ds GUrLrK

A IA WYRR TWICE ARRESTKD PLEiDY GUILTY
Henry J. Morris lawyer who lives at No 52s West
o,sbun St. was arrested tins
aro and 90 Ludlow Sre,t jail evil OF
r.s BY John " Buskrt reh dealer Of No
way instituted proceedings tor tho
s22s which he said Morris had collected on note and
Appropriated.
Yesterday order arrest vaeated by Judge Freed
man Of the superior Court AMI Norris released only TO
be rearrsed warrant ssusd bJ Justice smith IN tho
Tombs On ths ssno charge Morris pleaded guilty and
ssd In At he ds red TO lie sworn In his behalf Further
examination will be held Ia the 70 day Tho prisoner
was look ID up 10 the Tom0s default OF 81. 900 DaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
LONDON WOOL sALFa

LONDON Feb. l5-Following the salesin details
Queens and-saes 1000 bales secured Is Ida 3d. d
pieces ,S South Australia Sales 500 paes sosrs1
Locke Aud pieces Ia dost od9ysi de eks anS
blsi. sd; DO locks am pieces eTt viesosis E
dis "a. greasy Gals 2d do locks snd pieces ttci1
lo1t Cape Il GOOD Hope AMI Natsl-salss 500 esiees
leo bales secured !. ID IA 90 sets IN, .s Sss: ~
fdais looks and p,ecsA 7els 2sd; greasy sSA1s
do md piecea 6rd 9Sh6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
THE TRADE m CurcACo

CHICAGO Feb IS specia The May option opened tofa
at 3d. md soi 10 = Hutchinson
large seller The primary market receipts I22O0O bush
small but export. emily 1877 600 bnsh
els including the -four. The close Of thu
May at SJ,s The Of "a the
morning 1879 we're hiry two an Ter the expectations
Tine estIsatos Thursday 300 A Nav n-srsd
80 cents the temper OF the crowd became lie trs
body being apprehensvc that thrre would be stop
selling that point TIE 5O There
was stop 10 he decline nnI 4a' touched The oss
5O cents May at Sll 49, kept bet
S4 80 amt s4 40 and closet at IA 3oal S2h In short
81 80 u. 81
closed at 81 So Llrd dull 10 81 80
for Nay closing at the latter figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

THE BROORLYy SMALLPOI HOSPITAL FILL.
There were of smallpox reported TO tho
Brooklyn Health Department YESTERDAY The victims were
George Miller age pedler. and James Sni'h age
forty an oy,terman both from Whneys lodging house
IN Ssvy..L: d. King OF No. IL Dos rst, and nv MUIR
pny OF No 20l Smtn.st Mrs koegsn Of No 80 ,mityst
who sick with varooid removed TO No 2S Hick"sI
yesterday In violation he sanitary Colo Her mother will
be scuted Smallpox Hospital IL nearly full aad
patients will be Quarantusd hereafter In their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON Feb. 15.-Tbe Drocee'ings OF tho United
Stale. supreme Court to-day were as follows
No ls5 Allen Nusent Go. and others appeliaDts agt
B H. smith and others submitted
No l3x5 The Western MON Telegraph COMPANY appei-
tsnt the yGeneia OF mo nonweath OIL Mas
echuseit~ Argued
plsitn in error sg John Walker. state Auditor Sub
0usf . - $1,000,
srre an Abram NJ Lar. field and others Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

LIVERPOOL, Feb. ia p m-Cottoa-Futnrss closed
arm Uplands Low Mddling clause. February delivery,
50 6Ad bnyers February and March delivery Sootd
blyers March and April delivery, 1854. seiors Aprt
and NAY delivery SOeiA buvsrs MAY aud June delivery.
4OSId June aud July delivery ~ SAL tuyers
July aud August delivery SAL buyers: August and
September delivery. A66Ai sellers; September delivery
40 .64d sellers ... -
GALVESTON Feb Is -Cotton-Frmi Middling. eel Low
NiddlnE 9p, Coed Ordinary o. net ana Ervss re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
TRIAL IF TIE BUCKEESHOP CASES.


HISTORY OF A PIvE-DOLLAR INVESTMENT.
The examination the segsl bu shop keeper. and
their clerks conducted la the prvs rosm at Jefferson
Market YESTERDAY before Jusos White with De Lancey
Nicoll ropresenting the people
Tho first callei Of A r. Bows clerk In tho
employ OF g. s. Hart Conpiny OF No 40 Broltw,y Tn,
conrlslnant Will am Ornsby OF No 81 East Hou'ton-s'
was IN able to Boys hal written any slips or
handel money In his presence Tho charge was dis
missed Tho case OF A. n. Hannont was next called Ho
WIS defended By Colonel Glriner VIII Macgsin OF No
JERSEY CITY. the complaint mt He said
Tho ,lpsn Stock Grain Boar OF Nsw.York (Limed'
on February Z. He Mr.. Hammond there acting az
manager iph calling sut faures and
q boz blackboard The witness nllei out
ticket sgnfylng intention OF buying SIS worth OF St
Paul. handing s. and the ticket TO Stephen H.
sprague The figures kept huctuaag on the blackboard
came ont even excepting SO cents. which lie paid TO
qua On the afternoon he invested s. In Lack4
and lost half OF IL.
Mr. liza nmoni tesyins In his defence said that he
broker aud kept acearEg hons. bat was not nom
ber OF Boari His company incorporated
under OF the state The stocks purchased
Cocsin passed in the Gle .rng house lie hat ar
ranged with Mr. Forrest member OF the Consolidated Ex
change get any gh be short Of He
said he Open Board also has dealings with the
Exchan.o
An adjournment taken until noxt Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,opr.N FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoNnoy Feb l5-4 n m.-ConsoIs. lO2 D 10 Tor money
AVID zoos Tar the acenunt United atest po cent bonds
l2 DO 4ps 1893 Iceupon Atlantic ana orsM wssH ,
an nrst trustees certificates 36 Auante snd
Great Western second mortgage trustees Ger no,sa
l0O.. ~ paul Common. 77s.i New'Nork Central 10
READING asI,; Hudsons Bay COMPANY 25ti cs.ana
Mexican %61 Iliinss central 20 "a y sd &
snanlsh a. 81 Bar silver Ia quotol al - o,iou per
Paris ADVICE. quote cent routes Al 81 rsncs
~ eentmes the aud exchange on London ~
20 francs "a confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
4 SCHOOL Tat rs oU1LIvED ITS USEFULNESS

A SCHOOL THAT has OU1LIVED ITS USEFULNESS
committee repere to the Board Of Education Yesterday
against Continuing tn, PRIMARY sclos No 81 Warren st
last there was An attendsn-e OF only
forty pupils whose education cost So $50 There was
ROOM II stated for these pupils 10 Grammar Schoo! No
a. wsrL the distance to tbs school from War
ren.st objected 10. and It was urget
that there . question whether the 30 rd
has the authority TO close the Warrenst school.
which only school the Third Ward Commissioned
he did wish 10 close the school but OBJ
ected IT, The question OF the legal
this referred 70 tho counsel OF the
Board for h Is opinion.
RESIGNATION oAss.tast Art sunerin endent Harrison
wa, adopted with resolutions by
Wood the recognition OF tho Board for Mr. IIar
OF service 10 the schools committee OF
FIVE was appoRtei report successor to Mr. Harrison
Tho resignation of Auditor Davenport was presented 10 the
BoarL but was LAID over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

SALES AT THE STOCK EyCHAvGE-rxB Is
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
THE METROPOLITAN TRANSIT sNARL

ARGUMENT IN COURT FOR AND AGAINST THE
BROADWAY COMPANY's RIGHT TO GO AHEAD.
Argument appeal the order sustaining the de-
nurrer which the application for injunction restra In
ting the Metropolitan Transit Company from constructing
and maintaining elevated railroad IN Broadway ws' d.
MED Yesterday the General Term OF the SD
preme Presiding Justice Van Bruat and Asso
eiate Bartlett aud Maoomber tho bench Ehu
Root O. Dewitt jr appeared for the plantlns
Robert Goeet Ogden ioele James A. Roosevelt indvhu
ally ami Roosevelt ami Alfred Roosevelt trus
tee. Cornelius W $. Roosevelt Even McIntyre Richard T.
HrnrT Parish trustees, representing large
lmsunt, Of valuabe property Broadway between Chan
bers and Forty thirl SITS.
General George w. Wingate the counsel for
the Company. His demurrer taken
the ground that tho plaintiffs could mol
legally bring such action jointly. but that each
raey and that they had cause OF action DO
right the streets greater than theirs
ende tp arrive at basis OF
be paid the city The company had begun
poces nys commissioner. had sppoated by the
Supreme apprase which the company
must pay OF Broadway The company
willing had been willing 10 on FOR
and have the commissioners assess the danages
They had able 10 because appeal hal boon taken
Until it settled what dam ees II
he pad the the plaintiffs had no cause for
complaint against the company.
Mr. maintained that the company had no standing IN
rourt forfeited It's charter by nonuser, by omng
20 do things legally required OF t. and by doing or
attempting things whicl had right TO do
He insanced to build road Broadway which
he sad pernittei bv It's charter The only night 1t
nut through blocks streets except
distinctly specified the charter General Win gate
replied plaintiffs ooai coate allv in their ac
charter and that such proceei
ing be,nge TO the Attorney General and to him only
The decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON Feb. Is Spirits Turpentine nrn al So
SAVANNAH FEB Is. -Tnrprntino nrtn az 50 10
WILMINGTON, sch. l5.-Iurpontns urn al 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
100 Fob lo-rhs l..ang future. RANGED As folio vs.

A. Is, quot I-cnolca F,,ir W,n,sr P,teu, 81 90
rs Winters So 81 80 s. Mci AMI VIE
Winters s. SiiOh Far 10 )aoce seconi 3. ID
as 80 ChDcs Fancy Minnesota Ptte1s 81 3j6e -
soft Wheat Puents ~ lO9s, 81 Nlne'Jts Bs<.r,
IS 20 IS 81 Medium CbJic S,t springs IS go
S. IS irAie SprnIs 81 7O0s2 50 Rye Flour Ia bar
res s. SO6f3
CASE ,20n, as follOws-No 2SDring Wheat 75is
0IOiAG M s Spring Wheat No Rel 19tgG
No Cora 4I'sc. 70: oA,, 2lS2sa No Ky, q
Prime Timothy SOL AZ So Ness PORK Pc bht
loose 81 32p Saltei Shot isrs Doxc So O00 - Ia
Short Cesar Sri 81 OJssS Nn.g'T u,.ui,rf
d,ishsi goods gallon 81 ~ Su<sr-eut LOAF 7s@ssc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

Net cash hoance. s3S s235lIs 022 Inc sa63654
Tn London British consols were firm at OF IL
and | OF 9-l6 respect, ely for money and account
Bar silver declined IL Cd. to AZ 81 Cd. per ounce
English standard and India council bills were
allotted at "a decline Of IL Cd. per rupee. The
dealings in American railways only reflected the
changes in home markets. hut generally ruled a
fraction better than concurrent home hSures. Al
Paris French per cents were firm at 81. 70a
81 70 l-2 and sight exchange on London was
easier at 25.27 francs to the +.
The following securities sold a. the Real Esate Ell
change Auction Room. Limited by Adrian H. Muller y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
Pz H'gt Iow't Final BID. Al

Actual Sales Closing Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

9ggss5;, Fancy Creamery HOBO Dairy H"9'@ Eggs
y1sv e: q s5o'' w Ts easy s s~ 5
MlIsa 5ls oar: ,S.ser1Sa s,.s. ss@35sc ky. w
Is. Meats EASIER s = o, :, 10 Bacon .,, e,
20 Of s11 ,s, cr,,%.9, g. s c G & ' ono M
Prime me- bTS is Sc Esg. s6S 10
Choice Flat K.ealsr llal2c HOG. dul, coa:mss
Receipts BOO; shipmeat. $40
MILWAUKEE,. FeD. l5.-Flour dull Wheat weak; cass
Eet Ss' .tssiy-, White SIC. RE wa. arm 70.
sor s eS s1y s ap Lar orp. " 80 a"s:
;.y o d ' 5 a'S SS, c9 Ssss cN 100:
Luah Barre, zl.uO' Ousn shlpnents-Fiour 1900 bss
ol.sos-Ho Hard tssh ISIS. March 77r. MAY 7s.s
Ne N NSssra c ca 49, e. M MaTSn ~:
80 20 aosss s. o"'' '''''' ''',' ~ ''''
PMuADELrnA Feb i1-s our market continues Ga.s
o. sxtrs 5! 1895 90 P-n1.vIv.nI. F.nily 81 -
c e. 5. pS9" Is DO Do ssaS' %
Clear .s ID %s aos 10 10 r 81
s. 49, winer P,tent rr to ehoice $40 st?i M,nns.sts
. ss: s :: 70 ta 70 DC :: :s
h q F pr 81 GE cGcs scs s
se1. "S light, ' safe. Of Rsiectv Rs in srsn ":p
IS red do S tor fsSFH-,f 20 sf.
s u S:Ss e n;s Fsss
i loo aemaS g .alcs o. Uasrd.d whits $O4e Sa
White 4o2c: No: White tihe; Futures .eC
aS7aii. c do for Marcn 4o5s s.l Is: Apri q
oii.. do for Ma, az ~ : aazs Potatoes .ss
sor': TO do B'.roank. ami White stars choice $40.
10 DO Burbanss Far 70 ,.ooh 7yS13e Hebron. sasne
5 s' F 4osa Sss Ham: %:
81 30; 30 F,milv sl5G6l7 Hans Smoked per 10 II 10
i2rc do cure m tsrcs% lDe lc Silss cl ar Rbssi
I'm sLaGgC side. Clear RODe smoked 81 lOo
Shoulder 10 ~, salt ant fully earei &C.
Z NC. sn1k,L s1s,ac. Bellies 10 p,o<ia
e9pO do Breakfast Bacon. losiohc Lard :s.ay-
a. 2se. western reanery Extra 80, Il q. ana u
chess. 'Ars arm ssa Yo9. Fun csan is os
EsSs wers steady. Psnn.yvann hrsr. Al ma
IOo test bbIs 20 sugar-hshnei quiet "r.naisssa
Winter Bran sai 90 ss22 90 per ION Rscepts"sssr
H. 100 Bnsh Shipments Wheat 5000 bush. Iorn AGO
bush OATS 4, 700 bush
ST. LoUis Fsb l8.-Fiour dull at So l0asIl1 wAsas
eo'ed ioSoI-No Rcd cash 79sss0'ac. March 7s+S
lower Cash !i9s45c' March tIa,c bid Nav ts.Ss!sa
T%: % S z ISL s o. o. q M
Dairy IL epic CornIeai WAS nrm a, 81 so ~hislsS
:tsaay a. 81 % Provisions wsasnpors new 90 81
Long csars 2lS7 81 =. Clear kes 81 sst1 ~ sAod
Clear 81 .2SeI7a Bacon boxed Shoulders 81 So isss
ass SO Hams steady At $40 rs ss2 CO. Receipts we're
Flour 1000 bbla Wheat 1000 Dushi Corn $4,000 bash
- 5000 bush; RYE none Barley $4,000 bush sAiH
n..u-w heat - ooo bash Corn $1,000 oss o.ts l7oos
bush Rye 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
Open F|RE-PLACES.

The most extensive variety OF OPEN FIRE-PLACEs
ever shown in this Country in BRASS. BRONZE and
FORGED IRON, all our own designs and manufacture
J. s. Conover & Co.,
% & 80 WEST 23D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16


.,oo an,
cerfcatss. SRI9.l2s"Zb S2I9opoU3t DEC
Dsuosiis iu sanKs 5552J3il 56ll2.SS3 Inc. 6s75t5
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seller Is tiavs.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-19
Notice Of Election.

The members of the Hooking
County Agricultural Society will
take notice that there will be Il
meeting of said society at The Court
House in Logan, O., on Saturday.
January 28th. 1888, between the
hours of 10 \ VI and 8 p II, of said
day, for the purpose of electing the
following officers of said society, to
Wit:
One President, one Vice Presi-
dent, &c serve for ore year; and five
Directors. to serve for two years
each.
a business meeting of the Board
will I've held on same dav after
election By order of board.
NJ PoND, President.
j. III. FLOYD, Secretary.
Dec293w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-19
Wild Dogs.

a writer. in speaking of the wild
dogs of The Wind River mountains
of North Carolina. says: These
dogs are not the common wolf of
the Western prairies and noun.
tains. They are something more
powerful and dangerous. Several
years ago a male Scotch staghound
and female English bulldog ran
away in company from Fort Wash
axle, made their home IN the noun.
tains, and these wild dogs of the
upper Wind River are their savage
ofsprings. With such ancestorsbip
how can this wild offspring help
being canine terror? To the
speed and endurance of the Scotch
staghound is united the ferocity and
tenacity of the English bulIdog,and
these wild dogs are evidently wor-
thy in every way of their origin
Speedy, savage and stubborn, those
animals are deterre d by no pur-
suit. are restrained by nc fear and
daunted by no difficulties. They
pursue, STAY and devour; such is the
simplicity and efficiency of this ma
tive code OF canine ethics. The la
test ex lott Of these canine marau-
ders of which We Lnve any account
is the destruction of a small herd of
bears. 1t appears that about two
weeks ago about a dozen bears Of the |
dreaded and large silver zip variety
camc down from the Surrounding
to enjoy themselves or
the sunny slores of Tie Warm
Spring Basin. In the course of the
lay these bea all g"t together,and
while thus messed were attacked by
about 100 Of the wild dogs.
The conflict Was terrible. The
bears fought with all he courage
ini ferocity for which the silver
up is noted, but the mingled strain
,f staghouna and bulldog supplied
. courage and ferociiy greater sill,
md at the end of halt an hour ev
Try bear had died where he was
10 bay.
The dogs suffered severely, TWEEN {
y-fye of the:r number periShing
n TIE fight. The survivors wasted .
title time however. IN mourning
yer their dead companions but be
an at once on the banquet their
wn powers had provided. and in {
our from the time the combat had
ased cnly lie cean picked bones !
{ twelve bears r ma:nel to tell OF T
Ie struggle to the death which
I'd taken lace aud the savage
.ast which had followed 1t, :