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NEW YoHK, Jan. 9-Petroleum paIs-d through
another exciting day and the top prices reached
on the recent boom was crossed Just before the
close, when q sale was made At VIC. The open
ing was strong and active at 95kC, ! cent above
Saturdays close. ard advanced 10 the hnt bali
hour 70 96afc Heavy selling broke the market q
this point and q decline 10 9I5fc occurred. Sup
porting orders caused rally, and the market be
came strong again and advanced &c from the
lowest, closing strong At 961Sc; sales 6l7SO00 bar
IelS.
on CRY, Pa, Jan. 9-opened at 9511tc: highest
955So; lowest 9i3Ec; closed Of 965Ic; sales 2,66S.
0JJ barrels; cleaRnces 27l6,e00 barrels; runs 49,
81 barrelsi charters $685. bGrrelsi shipments
l0i, COS barrels.
PrTTsRURgH Pa, Jan. 9-Petroleum fairly 40
tive and firm; opened at 9I1<c; closed Rt 963fci
highest 96<c; lowest 9Ikc.
BRADFoKD, PA, Jan. 9.-opened at 0Snc: CLOSED
At 96Ac; highest s65<ci lowest 9i5Sci cleArahces
3, To-, 900 barrels
TTTusvuLR, PA, Jan. 9.-opened at 95Ho; high
est 961Sc; loWcSt 9I1Sc: closed at 9G5zc.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 9.-Petroleumi refined
10.
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E1NANCR ANn rRAnH.
Tho Features Of the concy and Ut
hIarkstb

Tho Features of the aoncy and stock
Markets.
EEH YoRI, Jan. s.-aoney on call easy at 4ai]E
pcr cent, last loan closed offered at per cent last
lean per cent, clO,ed offered at 8per cent. Primo
mercantile paper 51sG7K per cent. Sterling ex.
change dull but IlO1g at 81 S4GI S65<. Sales Of
rtOcks "a, lsS shares
The stock market was more rctlyo to-day than 1t
hiss been for many weeks and the tone Of the trad.
Ing was decidedly strong throughout the forenoon,
while the advances made were very well maintain
cd for the rest Of the day. The opening was fairly
active and strong at advances extending to- " pr
cen: and while she dealings were chiefly Cond1ed
TO four or i've stocks, the entira list moved slowly
on constantly increasing buSineSS, Louisville 9
Nashville being toe most prominent feature,
Western Union came 10 the front before noon, how.
ever and further progress was made over the en-
tire LIST. The advance was still Continued after
noon and JeRey Central becSme the leading stock;
the highest figures were generally reached RGout
Que o'clock,
The close was firm though quiet at but little DO.
low the best prices Otihe day. Everything Is high.
or tonight, and Jersey Central gSiped ~. Louis
vile 4 Nashville ~, Wheeling & Lake Erie III,
Western Union IL, Quick Silver Fort Worth &
RAILROAD bonds were in good demand Z sales g..
1000.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
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let that cold Of yours run on. You think
It is a light thing. But II may run into
Cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia. Or CON
sumption.
Catarrh Ia disgusting. Pneumonia Il
dangerous. Consumption iG death i!self
Tho breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear OF all distractions and
Offensive matter. Otherwise there is trou
BILE ahead.
An tho diseases Of these parta, head
nose, throst, bronchial tubes and lungs
can DO delightfully."- and entirely cured BY
the use OF BosChes's German Syrup. i
you don't know this remedy, Thousands
and thousands Of people can tell you
They have been cured by It, Gnd "knov
bow 1t is, Themselves" Bottle only II
cents. Ask your druggist.
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LINo Rtpnk

OInoAso. Jan. 9.-The DTopI'S Journal reports:
Oattle-ReceipU Il 0C0 head shipments 4OOOi mar.
ket steady: Slockefs and feedcn 81 t0AS ~; bulll
and mixed 81 75a3 10; Texss cattle 81 seas %,
Hogs-Receipb % 90 head: shipments 900 head;
market strong and shade higher; mixed IS IS
as 20; heavy IS O0a5 IS; light 81 Tla5 IS: Ekipa
s. l6ai 6S ahCep- Receipts 400 head; shipments
1000; market slow; common to choice q 7bat S5i
western 50 5oA4 50; Texans q 60lS 30; lambs u %
&C 90,
East LIBERTY. Jan. 9.-Catile- Receipts l.1si
head shipments 7ll head; market active and 10 10
zoo higher than last weeks closing prices. Hog
Receipts . eco head: shipments $3.50 head: market
active; PhiAdelphias IS 70a5 IS; mixed IS 60a5 60;
Workers IS S3a5 10; common 70 fair IS l6lS 3d. pigs
S460a5 IS. sheop-Recelpts 400 head; shipments
$500 head; market active and lbG&c higher than
last weeks closing prices.
OTsCINREI1. o.. Jan 9-HoEs steady; common
and light q OcR6 20: packing and butchers IS I0a
s rs; receipts 5000 head; shipments 9So head.
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Ole 9ataLliqetrGer
onIeel 20. IS and q Eourteeath stroet.
YOU PRECIOUS OLD DOBBIN.


For ne IEidlgened.
AhSppy New Year. you precious old Dobbinl
Our summer time friends the swallow aud robin,
Like GOme other friends, have concluded 70 go,
With great unRnlrnity- since the hrEt snow,
And since that Il about the true "cut Of ther ilb,
And there's lour In the pantry, and there's corn In
Wen mot envy the swallows their SUMMER cline:
And-betWeen you and ne-WeW will have q good
time.
You can rest quite assured, Tn not going away;
There oats In AbundRnce-uulinlted hay;
am sure there's no end 70 the eggs and the ham,
And, II you don't indulge, can MANAGE your
dram.
Wen cali up the cronIes Of childhood and youth
Thoss models Of honesty, courage and truth,
But ven keep in the mid channel, IN Gllour good
AudEnSEs rome resolutions SINE AZ last year,
am going to double your rAtlonE, you know,
For the morning Is ir6Sty--it Is likely 10 snow.
Pm afraid must OwR-f0r us really true,
And I'm owing Rn honest confession TO you
ThGt whenever gou'pt been unmiStAkRoly dry,
All alone in your stable, nr, when I've been Nigh
You never did sing Old John BArleycorn's song;
Or pAItGke Of your tea ''iuSt TITLE TOO strong"
TAru CAurcho. ". Va.
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over by the charred remains Of the bed,
%WSat Is thatf" said John, starting
back,
%only my msdlcated max, you innO'
cent fool"
So are young and guilslsss grooms ini-
tiated into the mysteries Of married Lie.
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The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sores, letter, chRpped hands, chilblRins,
corns, and sill akin eruptons, and POSI-
lively cnres piles, or no pay required. II
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Prizes % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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New Boston Craze.

Dear, dear, here is "Tavoner" coming to
the rescue and advocating pautalSttes for
horses legal Like tho humane man that
he Is, be doesn't bslieve in fashionable
steedo going out in zsTo weather with Their
legs dressed like French chops. Certainly
the loDg.namsd society ghould lend the
force Of its authority to thin view Of ami
NAL protection.
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A sneelnele tor PooE Folls.

Slater MOI hdtz.
One OF the most profitable kinds OF bus
iness that We know Of these days is TO 70
a Cherokee Indian. Every child Of q
Cherokee 10 born to fortune Of $1,000
and many very valuable government per
uuisites,
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MANY of the good things Of this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsis. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa'
ton; sold on a positive guarantee ct %
and 80 cents, by Logan & Co., O. r. Goetze,
O. Menkemiller, Il. B. Burt and Bowie
Brca.
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AullkS ii eTegy Radi ard BerESSiS HOGS.
2. Rocks and Lsghom Chickens. BRONZE
Turkeys EggS and CARP IN season ENGINES,
Mis-, II. Prs &C, host and cheapest; part pay In
lumber. satisfaction guaranteed on all.
Gil nc 90 cent book for 20 cnnH and nRmes
SlLuO and addrcH Of twenty wide awake FGrm.
4. x CARsEADOS,
no2SW KeJhOf, ". Va
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AcKER's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. Il is positive cure
for UlCeTp, Eruptions or SyphilitiC Poi.
soning. 1t PARTIES the whole system, and
hanishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee it. Logan & Co., Q
4. GoetEe, @. Msnkemiller, R. B. Burt and
Bowie Broa. 5
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New YORK. Jan. 9.-The market for cotton
very fair business WHs In motion. Prices advanced
rs iOllows: Merrimac Shlrtiugs SIC: Allen shirt.
ingS 30: Berwick prints Sc Dnukirk prints, 4o;
Hills 36.Inch bleached cottons, 10.
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Sunday trains on K. & o. Railway arrive at
Charleston Of 6:lo p. m. waiting for D. X. Z. K,
train No. at Point Pleasant, This IA the short
GS: SnS parties S GSs sG lou 1 ,Sr
ton regarding rates. routes, etc, address
W. J. RoBlNsoN, Qen'l PAS. AEnuL
FRRD. HUSEHEN,
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Dnttnn.

NEW YoEK, Jan. 9.-Cotton easy; uplAnds I0Ifc;
New Orleans 1870; futures closed weak; January
1020c: February 10 80 March 10 Iec; April 1850;
l0.76c; September lo.S6c; October lo.0Sc,
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 9.-cotton steady; mIddliDg
&c.
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DALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD


OnepGrture Of trains from Hhsoling. Schedule
In eject November 20 lSs7-ESstETn time;
Express for Chicago and the atSthRost, $3.50 T.
m, s:iOp m lOuO p. m. daily, 81 " hanm,dAily
Expra Tor Cincinnati ana 0. Louis, $50 q. m.
daily 1l:lb p. m. daily except Saturday.
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 2a6R, me-
ExpTeS lot Washington, u. c., Baltimore, PhIlA-
deiphia and New York, 5:ios g. m and SaS p. m.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, GAO and $50
M and 6:t5 p. m. daily, and 500 a. m. daily ex'
Expires trains arrive from St Louis and Cinrln.
| natl, $500 q. N and 6:45 p m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAIT.
p. m. daily.
Fer Columbus, P:Soa. m. dsIly, and 1l:l6 p. m.
Sunday,
and S:45 p IN. daily, aud lO:sS q. m. daily except
For Pit1burgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m.
and p m. daily; Express, $40 m, lisp. m.
Warrington, Pa; 6:2O p: m daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from PItHbureh, O.4d daily, and
l2:i6 p, N. and 6:65 D. m. daily except sunday;
I! y {. n: daily eIcep! Saturday, and $40 4. m
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 q. M,
FOR EOaadSViilO, ia:Oo noon, daily except Sun.
From AoundsVllls, l;IO p NJ, daily except
unday.
foT Grsi:on, s;ls p, m. From Grafton, s:25 8.
| m, daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, $3.50 a. m. From Cumberland,
$3.50 p. ~ daily except Sunday.
For 81 Clairsville, $50 4. m, 2 p. N. and 6:46
p. m daily except Sunday.
From 81 ClaiBVIlle, $40 q. N, and l:i5 and Gas
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket Office 100 Mar.
/ ket street and at oepot
q. K. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
| ", N, CLEMENTS, NRuGVsr
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Do you feel dull, languid, low-spirited, life
less, and indcscrbably miserable, both physi.
cally und mentally; experience sense OF
fullness or bOatlng after eating, or OF gone
ness" or emptiness Of stomach in the morn
ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad tnstc in
mouth irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred Cyesght, floating spccks ="
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or eS-
hRustlon, lrritablity of temper, hot lushes,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
biting, transient pains hero and there, cold
feet, drowsinpgS after meals wnliclulnCss, or
disturbed md unrcfrCshing sleep, constant,
indcScribablo feeling Of dread, or OF lmpend-
ff you hayo NIL, or any considerable number
Of these symptoms, you arc suffering from
that most common OF American mnlndies-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease Inns become, tho
greater the number and diversity OF symp-
toms No matter what stage II has reached,
DR.. plCrce's Golden Medical Discovery
will sIbduc II, II taken according to dlrcc--
tons for reasonable length OF time. ii noe
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
ton OF the Lungs, skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
maladIes arc quite liable TO set In and, sooner
or later, induce fatal termination.
DIR, pICFco'H Golden Medical Dis
cOyOry acts powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through that great blood purifying organ,
cleanscs the system Of all bloOd-tnints and I'M
puritlea, from whatever cause arising. u IS
equally elllcaciOus In acting upon the Kid
neys. and other eXcrut0ry organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their diseases. AS
an RppetiEing, restorative tonic, 10 promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh and strength. In malArlnl dlstrctB,
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and ARue, Calls and
Fever, Dumb Aguc, and kindred diseases.
DIR. Plcrce's Golden Medical Dis
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888.

Ata meeting OF the Board Of Commissioners Of
the county OF Ohio held on Thursday, the 22d day
Of December, 1857, the following lction wa had
and he following Ordinance adopted;
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| CiLEYELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL-
~ k0AD, Under schedule in eject MAY a
1851, trains leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
time: For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland, $40 q. m.
i:12 p. N. Ror PitNburgh l0:l7 c, m. For Wells.
Vile 4;2 p. NJ. 70: SteubenVIlle, 1896 .. N. RoI
Martins Ferry, 6t5 q. m.
ID, 2S6 p M 5;iS ,. m, ISI D "a, and 7:Ss p. m
mYl7
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A LII KINDS OF
"A PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
Neatly and promptly executed 4! Tho
DAILY nJrKLLI9RNCBR JOB 0RRIgg,
h. q and q HauHielnA etrNll
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
l. LOUIS RAILWAY OO.-PanhLndle Route,
Under schedule in o1eCt MAY %, 1857, train
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For Steu-
benville and Pittsburgh. 6:85 e. m 1875 D. me-
$40 p m. For steubenYillo, sos p. m. The 6:Bt
g. M and sos p. N. trains make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chi.
Ago. The 1878 p, N. trRin makes direct conneo
ton for Columbus aud Chicago,
Trains arrive o. Wheeling, Gals = Ea lob .. ~.
2:I5 p. M, and 500 .. m. mY2t
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uUCAaIONAi,
IT, De GHANTAE,
NEAR WHEELING, W. '
sisters Of the vISi!alon,l

sisters OF the vIdalonII
, sesooI O, moro than national reputation, o1er'
t,eep,ional Advantages for thorough education o.
Young l,d.c, IN all departments. Library o! LI
iaou,gri volumes Fine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical spps'atus,
Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
plsEatgacaCrl trained by leading professor irora
conservatory Of stuttgart Vocal culture accoFu
INi la tEr method Of the old Italian masters
Ll.iion unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ton sss,C, Of pleasure Eruunda Board excellent
FOR tGL.lOsuGs. and niGrcnccs 10 patrons IN al
lAa principal clues address ,,r,,, ,,,,y,-rDv,,
I'll Ittk DlINt-bA Esls9ot
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A great mans faults am allua looked at
wild msgnilyin' slSsses,
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Washington school Of EIOGutiOl
AND ORATORY,

va. i, SIEVBN5 HAhT, FTIuclpAI'
eOs ia" Street, n. W., WARRINGTON, D. O.
sixth Annual sefIlou begins Wednesday, Sep
lenhCT 60. ,,,..,,.. ~.
,lf,i Enylsh and English Classics, Latin, hRthe
irIuts. Modem Languages, vocal and lnStru'
uelus' Music and Physical Culture
me Principal Is assisted by an ethcient corps Of
,cScGps. IA each department.
Graded c.ssstg Tor boys aud girls daily.
Adult Cas-,a and private instruction given In
the evening a.,
DIpl5aaS Ewlricd. AiiEited number OF pupils
Accommodated In the family.
FoT CI:caiirs and references Epply to ISIELIl
6ESCgE Otig0 AuSI
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HIS WIFE's FACE.

Another DR.. JskJII and Dir. Hyde Mystery,
and n Young Husband who Knows More
About the Mysteries of Feminine Things
than He did.
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Search tho Scriptures and ye shall Rnd
autumn lssvea.
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VyU.ICAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVEI

MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
MI roI,cp opcrS 33i year January s. 1883
E,IggtlIpp.d s,,noOl nj Music In Western Penn,
rylyaaia directors OF Instrumental and Vocal
SiugC ArsrlaHu gentlemen 81 much culture
gadullc5 Of HuIliu aud anniGh. A school Ioi
PIANO aud o gan, for NoicA Cu lure all HlnBllk
IA. yIIIIn. CuItFr ard n ndoin, for harmony and
the5fy Numerous FREQ advantages kecitais IN
NuLGual short bRnd, Type writing, hloHution
A.. alf sll literary RavAntlses oil tho highest or
der, Pupils eater any time send ior circular Ie
I6p President. T. 7. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa.
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RAILROADS,

ohio RIVER RAILROAD.-TME
" table taking erect SUNDAY, DEC, IS, 1887,
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THADBLPHIA DlbTRlCFs
LoaLhGr,OOOd lSehOOI HOuS0-G, W. Woods, PlAtof
e Elm GTors ITotsn Hall-J. 5. Woods, John Hal
sted, W. T.. Chambers.
Trladepila ILdTSoH'S)-J. n. Thornburg, Johr
Helienbine, Robert Armstrong
FeIIeV Ro6iRSOR'S-JGmes Oldham, John Robin
SON. Alex, McCoun,
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RITcHIE DISTRICT,
TRIADKLPHIA DISTRICT

Hose Hoa&-JacOb HopStAttGr, Henry sChul
NI 4aaS;' School Eou'e-J,s Garvlu, B. MarpOle,
Nr(rully
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AtMe Old Court Howe-w. F. Peterson, John
Hall, II, J. Felber.
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wAsHINdTsN DISTRICT.

AtAe Ho~ House-M. Edwards Lewis woItEel
Al FIt0a-ThomRs Myer, E. HAmm, 7. Hanna.
HAnTRoG DIRTRIcT.
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EOR DODGERS
u AND SMALL HAND BILLS,
90 20 tho IAIELIlGENCER JOB Rooms, Nos.
ooElmodht0d q EhoTt notioa
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Ven mot envy the swallows their SUMMER cline;
you and ne-We will have q good
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-16
Suicide of a Rabbi.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.--Rabbi NJ Strauss, aged about 50, late of Cincinnati, shot him. self dead in Central park. Letters addressed to his son Henry, at 55 West Seventh street, Cincinnati, found on his body, told of the writer's unavailing struggle to gain liveli- hood in his old age, and that he could bear the strain no longer Rabbi Silverman, of the Temple Emanuel, identified the body
 He knew Rabbi Strauss in Cincinnati, where the latter held small charge. Afterward Rabbi Strauss went to the southwest and earned precarious livelihood as interpreter of the Talmud and ill minor offices. His wife died few years ago, and after this bereave- ment he was greatly cast down. A few weeks ago he came here, and asked Dr. Silverman to help him get work. The doctor was try ing to do so, but Rabbi Strauss evidently grew Respondent, and so put an end to his ex- istence. His son Henry is only 12 years old
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-16
General Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-FLOUR-Closed irregular and weak; Minnesota extra, S3.s5d750: city city mills extra, $575@5.90, for West Indies; superfne, 3s$3. .6O@4.35. Southern flour closed quiet; trade and family extras, s 90QD45O.
 WHEAT-Options were only moderately &C., tive and prices were weak throughout closing fully Sc. lower. Spot lots closed dull and weak. Spot sales of No. red state at Sl.l401.15; No. 2 do S11 10; extra red, $1.12; No. white state, S1l2; No. 2 red winter Nov, $1. .0S1S; do., Dec, S1 1034; do., May, $1.14s4.
 CORN-Options were Efairly active, but weak, closing 9s01c. lower. Spot lots closed active, but easier. Spot sales of No mixed at 511SD 52c; No 2 mixed, Oct, 5034c. ado, Nov, 51sso. do., Dec, 5l$sc. &saa
 OATS-Options closed dull. but steady. Spot sales of No. white state at 41c; No. } do,, 33A N331sc.; No. mixed, 31c.; No. do., 29S403oc. No. mixed, Oct, 2934c.; do., Nov, S0}ac.; do, Dec, S115c.
 RYE-Dull.
 PORK-Dull; new mess,lS1e.25@1675
 LARD-Closed firmer; Oct, $9.35; Nov, SS.e0; Dec, SS501s.52.
 BUTTER-Firm; western fancy, 12419025o. state fancy, 25@251ac. CHEEsE-Quiet; state factory, 1oAc.; Ohio flat, s1S@1o>4c.
 EGGS-Firm and fairly active; eastern, 22@ s2lSc; western, 19Ge214c.; Canadian, 191S022c. COTTON-Spot closed quiet and easier; mid ding uplands, s9sc. SUGAR-Raw nominal; fairIrefining, 7-16c. Refined quiet; cut loaf and crushed S14c.; cubes, f34c.; powdered, 7$4c.; granulated, TAG; mold A, 71Sc.; confectioners' A, 7Ssc; coffee A stand, ard, 714c; coffee of A, 6 13-l60634c; white ex. ra c, 6ssc.; c, 6ss@61fc.; yellow. CSC. ..-..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-16
TWAS BOOMERANG
Dr. Mackenzie Mortified at the
 Reception of His Book.
POPULAR OPINION AGAINST IT.

The General Impression Is That He Has
 Who Stole the Advance sheets-The
 Book Suppressed in Germany.
 LONDON, Oct 16-Dr. Mackenzie's book has proved to be a sort of boomerang to the author, and his modification at its reception is made complete and overwhelming by the tact that most of the newspaper criticisms and seven~eighths of the popular opinion are unanimous in the declaration that he has failed to prove his case. Moreover, by his actions some time ago with reference to the publication of an English version of the re- port of the German doctors he has made it impossible for himself to complain of the seizures of his own work in Germany. When rumors became rife of an English translation of the report of his German colleagues on the smperor's illness, Dr. Mackenzie warned every English publisher that he would be prosecu- ted for libel should he give utterance to the objectionable statements. The result of Mac Senzies action is that an English version of the report was printed in Berlin and is now being widely circulated by newspapers which hitherto have not dared to use the matter, their security now lying in the fact that the report may be used in the form of a quota tion from the Berlin publication.
 It is now believed that the person who flched the advance copy or copies of Mac kenZies book is none other than Schidrowitz, the London agent of The Vienna Neue Freie PresSe. Schidrowitz, who is Jew, was Mac kenzie's most intimate companion from the time of the doctors visit to San Reno until the emperor's death. He was entrusted by Mackenzie with the compilation of German version of the formers report and has been iln occasonal correspondent of The New York Herald for years. The Times con s;picuously ignores Mackenzies book, taking no notice of it whatever
 BERLIN, Oct 16-It is intended to suppress the sale of Dr. Mackenzie's book in Germany. Forty thousand copies were seized by the police of Leipsic, and the police of this city visited all the bookshops here, seizing all of the copies to be found.
 It is stated that the publishers had sold 2,000 copies of the work when the police en- tered and prevented further sales The sale of the book on the streets and in small book shops was brisk during the morning. Mes sengers conveying parcels of the books to retailers stopped on the streets and re- lieved of their burdens by the police.