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THE MARKETS.
c1Nc1K.NArI. Feb.

CINCINNATI FeD. IL
FLOUR Winter patent, sas63425: fancy,
s3 25a a45; family, s2502275; extra, 1900 2 Is;
low grade, IL roo LOO; spring patent, s4.35 40;
spring fancy, 1885, 1890; spring family, tsi00-
SEQ Rye -four, 3.35 so. Buckwheat, s2.250
80 per 100 pound sack.
CoRN--No. , white shelled quotable ct 20 ,
46Isc. and No mixed at 45c Ear sells at
426l45c for prime 10 choice samples
OATS Seed buyers were in the market at
full prices for choice samples No. white
quotable at 36iz a SIC: No white, 35a35lfc; No
mixed at 81 3llsc
RYE Market was easy and closed quiet at
57a5sc for prime No. 2 on track. Sales of No. ?
spot track AT Soc.
CATTLE shippers, good to choice, s5 COOS so
oxen: Good 10 choice, "a 25db475: common 70
fair saU0 400 select butcher, S475 500. fair
to good, s4.O0d465; common s3O0Ga75, Heif-
ers: Good to choice heavy, AS 4.75; good 10
choice light, s4oea4e5 common 10 fair, = $50
ass
VEAL. CALVES Common and large, "a o0d 600;
fair to good light 20 s0DTbO: extra, E75
HOGS Select heavy and prime butchers,
sG6Js 875: fair to good packing. e25a6 800:
common and rough, HI096I6 fair 70 coed
light, IL I5aa50, others, t76oa6.i1: fat pigs,
II 25d7 vi common and thin pigs, sh2 $1,000
SHEKP AND LAMBS Sheep-Yearlings and
wethers &6.00dh none of the best on sale;
fat, ewes, ss,50aB.O0; common TO fair, e. Is Ia
Lambs xtra - 70: good 70 choice, sb 1904 80.
NEW YoRK, Feb ii a
wnEAT--No. 2 red, very dull; May, 81 7-id0
s2Ac.
RYE Nominal: western, So aeec-
BARLEYv State, e4 Isoc; western, 00d soc; No
Toronto, 9sa gse; No. 2, ga $50
CoRN--No, 2duil and easier; May, b2xc; No
., IS L 5411c. steamer, mixed, 5aKa531c
OATs-No. z, dull and nominal state. ss1l
80 PIrTsBuRGH, Feb IL.
CATTLE Market, nothing DOING all through
consignments
HoGs--M Market nothing on sale
sHErP-Market steady and unchanged
BALTIMORE Feb H.
wHEAT--S Steady; No. 2 red spot and Tebrr
airy, 5Tlsc; May. Sic
cons steady: spot. Sic; February, 5oxe;
May, 5Ic
OATS Quiet and steady; No 2, white, west
ern. Ale.
CHICAGO, Feb MA
FIouR AND GRAM. caah quotation: Flour
lifeiess. nominalIy unchanged No. spring
wheat 7bssc; No. spring wheat oad65e No
red, y5ac; No 2 corn. sssSG 4sSc; No spstc;
No. oats, si4 size; No. white T. o B., DC;
No ) white L q. b, $40 85c: Mo- rye. sskc;
No. 2 barley. sac; No 3 f.bt b., 45a64c. No. 4,
L q b, 10 4ec; No l fiaxsced. II .22N-
PHILADELPHIA. Feb IA
WHKAr-Options quiet and market largely
nominal, closing 4Gt1f lower on futures beyond
| thAs month; cash and February ruled steady
under light offerings; February, T5A45sc,
Options weak; February, bia bi.Sc.
OATS Car lois duh 1t former rates; futures
TOLEDO, o., Feb. IA
WHEAT-Dull and weak; No ; cash and
February 73Kc May, IKE
CoRH-Dull and steady; No cashN Assic;
No s. 4sc.
OATS Quiet; cash, Soc
| RYE-Dnll cash, Sc
| CLovERsEED- Dull and steady; prime cash
and February, ta3O; March. teah
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LONDON, Feb. III Monday mornings
papers published the plans Of Frederick
Jackson, #. r. @. ~ to make an arctic
expedition He wAll leave next summer
with party Of eleven, will establish 4
depot Oh the southern coast 81 Franz
Josef land, and from this base Of opera
tions will explore northwnrds the rest
Of the summer He Will return TO the
depot before winter, and year from
next spring will go northward again,
establishing along his route series Of
depots until he reaches latitude eighty
four Or eighty-ffve. where he and his
party will winter.
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lntRRAncy Of THr slnrs.


"A ktr0nr ard SlEntncaat sermon ~ tr<e-
ldent Hafrisoa's PASTOR
WAntNcroS, Feb IA Rev. Tennis
Hamlin. pastor Of tho Church OF the
Covenant where President Harrison ii.
tends. preached strong and very sig
niiicaut sermon on the "Iuerrancy OF
the Bible lie declared the dclivcrance
81 the general assembly Of 1902. that
s'the church holds to such dcciara-
ton as standard Of the church. Is
without grounds and further says.
III the incrrancy delivcrance stood
upon the same footing Il would DO 4
simple and harmless mattcr But the
resolution carefully exnlts this opinion
20 the level 81 doctrine Il asserts
that our church holds Ii u assumes
that every minister nssented 70 Il at his
ordination. II calls upon him, II
II does not now believe Il, 10 leave
the church ri embraces Iii this sam.
mons all ordained officers and dcacons
~ we'll as ministers And II they DO
not withdraw II 'cnjoins' the courts 81
the church TO speedily discipline and
eject them. In other words, this de-
livernncc. under the guise 81 an fla.
depreciation 81 the standards. sets up a
totally new doctrine. which it declares
the church holds and makes ii test Of
ministerial and official standing
Now, deliberately and solcmniy
pronounce this an act OF the greatest
usurpation, TO resist which Is the urg+
emit duty Of every Presbyterian that
loves his church and cherlshca her hiss
torical stand for liberty. both personal
and ecclesiastical Tho general nsscm-
bly, Is rs much bound BY the constitu-
ton as Is the humblest minister or
member Of the church. II has no more
authority 10 impose the opinion Of q
majority 81 Its members upon us as d
doctrine than 1t has 10 declare that Its
views about lynching shall have all the
force and weighted federal statute and
70 send district attorney or judga-lo
prison because he falls to prosecute and
convict accordingly
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CONDENSED NEWS
caihered From IN Part- d the Con 4
W Telegraph.


~ Telegraph.
Miss Maggie Lewis. OF Martins
Ferry. o.. gets 81 900 damages for in
jnries received on the electric railway
there
The Minnesota house IS considering .
joint resolution calling on congress TO
create new cabinet officer TO be known
as the secretary Of labor
The wife Of John N. Nichols. Of
Blanderville, KY. Sunday gave birth to
three chiidrcn-a boy and two girls
She has four other children.
Oliver II. Jennings, sixty-eight years
old. died suddenly In New York. In
conjunction with John d. and William
the Sta ndard oil trust
Chapiine Morehead, the Oldest printer
in eastern Ohio, was found dead in ted.
lie was born in GAINESVILLE, o., In 1918
and learned his trade sixty years ago.
living there all his life.
Al Petersviilc, KY, little Julia Melton
slipped from foot log into Triplett
creek, and would have drowned had ii
not been Tor Newfoundland dog that
sprang into the water and rescued her
II is said that gold has been iiscov-
erred on Negro mountain, Garrett cQun-
ty. Md. on lands belonging to @. w
Delawder, " Oakland. "A quantity of
the ore has been sent east TO have it
tested
The supreme court Of Peru has decid-
ed that the appropriation providing for
the expenses of an exhibit at Chicago
was illegally made. This will make .
Peruvian exhibit at the Worlds fair
impossible.
A Boston syndicate has purchased the
Milwaukee gas works and will take
possession March 1. The consideration
is So, 500, 900, the purchasers paying 100
per cent. premium on the 81, 2OO, 900 for
which the company was stocked
Morton Jones', young farmer, SIX
miles north of Frankfort, Ind, met
with a horrible death Saturday even
ing His horses ran away, throwing
him against tree, in which position
the rear wheel Of the wagon struck
him, terribly crushing him.
The gang Of four tramps jailed in
Muncie, Ind, with a lot Of new cut
lery on their persons, proved good
catch. The knives and. razors were
identified BY Shepardsville merchant,
and the tramps will be prosecuted.
They all gave fictitious names.
The negotiations as to the programme
Of the international sanitary confer
cnce, to consider precautions against
cholera, are still in progress between
Austria Hungary and Germany. Chol-
era specialists Of worldwide celebrity,
and from all parts Of Europe, are ex-
pected to lie present.
Mrs Cleveland is to have private
secretary She has been in correspon-
dence with Mrs. Tourney, of this city,
who was recommended for the work.
by Mrs Whitney, MRS. Tourney i .
widow who has travelled great deal
| and who Is the mistress Of several
languages besides the English.
President Harrison viii. in all prob
ability. accept the chair which Senator
Stanford has rendered him in the Lee
land Stanford university Of California
soon after the 4th Of March. The occur
pancy OF chair in that university
would in nowise affect his residence at
Indianapolis nor take him out Of the
practice of law.
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Deem, the inspired teacher" who has
been on trial here all week for insanity.
has been discharged BY the jury and
pronounced q sane man. The fifty fol-
lowers who look upon Deem as inspired
by God to teach the Scriptures. were
all in the court room when the jury re-
turned its verdict When the probate
Judge summoned Deem to hear the YER
dict he was apparently the most disin-
terested person In the court room
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HOME RULE.
The Mighty Struggle for Ireland
Now On.
Wild Scenes Attendant Upon the Open
Ing Of the Commons.
When Gladstone Eaters the House .
Mlghty struggle Ensnes Tor place.
Members Irnmpied Under foot
caleb wright severely Hurt

LONDON, Feb ia The scenes at the
opening Of parliament Monday upon
the occasion OF the beginnlng Of the
real fight for Irish home rule win long
10 remembered While Mr. Gladstone
yet slept the palace yard. Westminster,
was crowded with members and throngs
Of people eager 20 await the opening of
The commons Tho early arrivals were
mostly those prominent in tho Irish
cause Among them were: 7. J. Foley.
member for Connemara: David Shee-
hey. secretary AZ The Irish national
fcderations John Roche. nationalist
member for East Galway. and Dr ChaA
Tanner, member for Cork The Inner
lobby was packed with members a.
noon, and when the doors were opened
the members threw aside their dig
nifty and rushed In disordcrly fashion
for seats
The members shouted and struggled
for the best places md many were
thrown violently 70 HE floor and
bruised and tramplcd upon.
The veteran Caleb Wright, member
for Southwest Lancashire. cighty-two
years Of age. fell III the crush and was
severely injured. being knocked down
and tramplcd upon. He was rescued
by John burns, the labor leader. with
difficulty.
Not few members became angry and
there were several sharp fights at var~
ious points All wore finally seated
and eager Tor the feast Of Gladstone's
cloquencc. Gladstone entered the house
81 commons at $3.50. Every liberal and
Irish nationalist stood up and greeted
him with prolonged and enthusiastic
cheering. when Mr. Gladstone arose
10 introduce the home rule bill there
was another demonstrat ksn 70 earnest,
so enthusiastic and irrepfS sible that II
was several minutes before he could DO
heard
Timothy Harrington has sent circu-
lars TO members Of the National league
requesting them to send delegates 10
the convention Of ParnclliteA 70 BE-
held In Dublin just before the second
reading Of the home rule bill. Tho OBJ
ject Of the conventiot9il m be to decide
upon the acceptance repudiation Of
the homo rule bill by the Parncllite
members Of the house
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v,sws n I nr,.,sb E1-Consnl.

LosDoS, Feb IL Mr.. Davis, former
" consul at Honolulu for Great Brit
ain, said in an interview Sunday that
the provisional government Of Hawaii
was composed Of men Of prudence, in
telligencc and property. The accession
OF the Princess Kailulani to the throne,
he says, IS the true solution Of the pres
emit trouble, as the Hawaiians would
never consent to annexation. He thinks
it pity that England did not interfere
in the government Of the. islands some
time ago and thus avert the present
crisis
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The Desert Of tho 3lalase consstry ~ 1IIds.
sssis5 ~ the Rose.

shsiARs the Hunt
Los Ax0ELKs. Cal, Feb IA Plans
have been matufed for one Of the great
est Irrigation schemes ever undertaken
in the United Statea, the result OF
which will be the reclamation OF D
large portion Of the Mojave desert.
Representatives Of Minnesota capital
lists have obtained from the Nesperia
Land and Water Co an option ON the
water right and dam site at Victoria.
narrows on the Southern California
railway, about fifty miles north Of San
Bernardino.
Here, where high granite prccipices
approach each other, D great dam will
be built, AIS feet high and - to $50 feet
long, blocking the current of the
Mojave river and forming great lake
which, II Is estimated, win irrigate
i quarter Of million acres Of govern
ment land opened 70 settlers III the
usual way.
The company proposes TO charge $40
an acre for water, allowing one inch To
I'VE acres, and will agree 10 buy back
whatever land settlers care to sell at
$50 an acre A long time will be given
for paymenta The cost Of the enter
prise Is estimated at ii, 800, 900 several
thousand dollars have already been ex-
pended In surveys
The scheme would necessitate the re-
moyal to another location short dis
lance westward eight miles Of the track
OF the Southern California railrond,
which now runs through the narrowA
This, 81 course. the water company
would have to pay for. 1t Is believed
that most Of the land would be settled
In short time by colonists from the
east and garden spot be created In
what Is now one Of the most desolate
spots in the United States A few ir-
rigated sections In the neighborhood
have proved the marvellous fertility Of
the soil under irrigation.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. IA Dave
Hanger and WIN Whinple,. aged four
teen and eleven years respectively,
while playing on the third floor Of the
state house building. fell through the
balcony Of the rotunda to the stone
pavement below. They were discov-
cred in an unconscious condition by
Representative Brown Of Prairie coun-
ty. Whipple died shortly after being
taken home and Hanger Is in 3 dying
condition.
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CLARKsvILLE, Tenn. Feb IA. b. F..
Swain, well-to-do citizen living at the
village Of Salem, Tenn. suicided on ne
count 81 domestic troubles. His wife Is in
wrecked health and this fact weighed
on his mind to such an extent that It Is
thought he preferred death TO a life Of
misery. He won considerable distinc-
ton in the late war as a soldier Of the
Forthwith Tennessee regiment
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UNpERwRITERsE TRusT.
The Herald Claims TO Haye Discovered a
startling Combine.

4
NEW YoHK, Feb III The Herald
Monday morning printed three column
article whichit claims proves that there
has recently been formed among the
fire insurance companies doing business
In New York combination known as
the tariff association. Itincludes with
out an exception every underwriting
company In the city, and TO all intcnts
and purposes 1t s trust Of the most
threatening character
The Herald claims that insurance
men operate entirely through this rse-
cret tariff association, which has an
iron-clnd constitution. Though pre-
serving separate organizations, II is as
serted the companies are all powerless
to take individual action in any case.
Ii Is further stated that British capital
is IN control 81 the combination.
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.rlngh n,nonnsII 81 TrInI.

PITTsBURoH, Feb. 14-Hugh ODon-
nell, the leader Of the Homestead
strikers. was placed on trial Monday
morning 10 answer the charge Of MUIR
der. The charge is brought by Secre-
tary Lovejoy, Of the Carnegie Co, and
the name Of . Pinlxerton detective,
killed on July 8, during the riot, Is
specified in the charge.
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WASHINGTON, Feb IA Judge Howell
X. Jackson is to be confirmed as associ-
ate juAtice OF the snprem court The jul
dietary committee Of the senate agreed
Monday morning to report the nom
nation fayorably. II is understood that
the republicans win support the nomi-
nation unanimously when X comes mp
In the senate.
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80 Gan,n semad M.

CoIuMBUs, Ind, Feb IA The crap
game OF Palmer 4 Bozzel, Of this place.
was tapped to the tune Of $1,000 Satur-
day night. Crooked dice were run In
upon the bank during the plry. The
..killing was engineered by Bulger
Fulton, one Of the slickest and most
notorious gamblers In Indiana
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CmIcAeo, Feb IA. The General Man
ayers association has given official mo-
tice IN advance Of any demands from
their employees, that they will not be
disposed to consider any demands for
an Increase III wages. There was e full
meeting Of the association.
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100 80 81. ne - Araln.

GESAyA, Ill, Feb. IA Vera p. Ava,
alias Diss De Bar. was indicted by the
grand jury, charged with the larceny Of
s735 from Irene Mitchell, Of Elgin. An
other count charges her with obtaining
money by representing that she was IN
league with spirits Vera Ava has been
IN iaiI for several montha
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I.aLe 1,radually Disappearlng z.

z CHARLEsToN, w. Va, Feb. Il. News
has been received here that Mountain
Lake, large body Of water IN Craig
county, Va, near West Virginia boun-
Diary line, is disappearing. The water,
which usually over1ows the basin at
this time Of the year. is now twenty
feet below the outlet and is still sink
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Compulsory civn Marriage.

RoME, Feb, n. In reply to q ques-
tion from Cardinal Canossn and tho
Italian bishops on the question Of the
compulsory civil marriage bill. ia the
italian chamber. the pope advises the
clergy to oppose the bill BY every means
in their power, and 70 warn the Iatty
Of the evils likely TO result should the
law be passed.
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MARTINS FEERY, b., Feb. IA Mrs
Harry Wilson. the wife Of a prominent
railroader Of bridgeport, gave birth to
triplets Saturday night, all bouncing
girls All are doing we'll Many have
called 10 see them Sunday.
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MoNTcI.AiR n. y, Feb. I4--Aunt
Polly Davis. the old colored woman.
who az one time was slave and who
resides here. viii attend the inaugura-
tiun Of President-elect CLEVELAND. Aunt
Polly Mas attended every inauguration
since I.incoln's time. She Is 90 years old
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TANoIKR. Feb. H. In recent fight
with the rebels. the sultan's troops
were routed The sultan's son, Mulay
Holman, was wounded, and his uncle,
Hosain Amaranth, was slain. The sui
tan Is collecting his forces to avenge
the defeat
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another Dynn mite cruIser.

WASHINGTON, Feb 14.--A new cruiser
81 the type Of the vesuvius may be
built by the Pneumatic Dynamite Co.
as the naval appropriation authorizes
q contract to that effect No doubt ex-
lists as to the practicab!lity Of the vesu-
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BIRMISoHAM. Ala, Feb. IA Doc
Sides, well-known hard character.
shot and killed =. +. Kirk, postmaster
at Guin, Marion county. at this place
Sunday, in a street duel The killing
was the result Of an old fend One Of
sides brothers was wounded In the
fi0ht
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PANS, Feb IA. The Countess De Les
seps writes thus in reply To q letter Of
sympathy from Gen. Posada. colnmbis in
minister To Paris: In spite OF ill. hope
iyour government win grant every possi-
bic facility in finishing the work under
taken BY our dear and noble MARTYR.
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CLARKsBURG, w. Va. Feb. 14.r-Enoch
Childers, aged is. accidentally drove the
small blade Of a penknife into the
fieshy part Of his thigh, severing one Of
the large arteries. He died from loss
~ blood II about Eve hours.
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n.,nand FOR Sc Lessep,s Pardon.

PANS. Feb. IA Men Of an parties
demand the pardon Of Ferdinand De
Lesseps whose condemnation has pro-
duced the worst possible effect even
among the popular classes.
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MArrooS, Ill, Feb 14ssJohn Bal
linqer and Matilda Ballinger celebrated
the seventy-sixth anniversary Of their
wedding. The husband Il loi years Of
are and Che wife o..
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MooRE's HIM. Ind. Feb IA A care
full estimate Of the wheat crop Of
southern Indiana places 70 per cent Of
the crop as good, and IL per cent. as
fair. This shows no change from the
autumn condition.
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CoIuMBus, O, Feb IA .Dr. G II.
Lindiey, secretary Of the Connecticut
state board 81 health, informed the
Ohio state board Of health Monday Of Q
case Of smallpox at Crotch, Of. which
has an interesting history. II Il claim
id that the patient encountered the
smallpox germs while removing some
old paper from wall. patient having
died Of smallpox In the room thirty
wars nnO X
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NEW YoRKs Feb. 14-The Press
Monday morning says 1t has the best
authority for announcing that Hoke
smith, Of Georgia, ihas accepted the
portfolio Of the interior in Mr.. Cleye-
lands cabinet
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EyERYTHING nice in endless variety at
EI LOUIS Z. BRowN's.
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NEw YoRK, Feb. 14--The official rec
ord Of typhus fever visitation since the
a0th OF last November Monday was
27i cases, 9s deaths, 81 discharges. IS
patients on North Brother island and
81 suspects in quarantine, and pa
tients quarantined in their home in this
city
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4. RE YOU IN NEEDg'' Ii so. we are clos
IA ing out lots of shoes just at cost. lots Of
mHslins at cost lots OF blankets at cost, lots Of
bed ticking at cost, at &. n HERRINa'S, cor
ssherot queen and Martin streets.
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IIIEMERS China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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AyurSs. Feb. IA The island Sof
Zente Mas been shaken Sunday BY sew
eral earthquakes. and the panic among
tine inhabitants is increasing.
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MAKrrS's FERRH. O.. Feb. Il Charles
Burch. an employe In the Lanehlin
nail works. was fatally burned Monday
by the explosion Of 4 gallon bottle 81
snlphurie acid