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THE STOCK MARK EFT.
A Heavy Close with Prices Showing Net
Losses.

New York, Oct 17.--Some continued effort
was made In professional quarters to ad-
vance the prices of stocks to-day. But the
bull forces were considerably depleted and
it was evident that the manipulation for
the advance in some quarters was taken
advantage of to realize in others. Yester-
days market fairly demonstrated that the
outstanding short interest has been ne
duced to such proportions as to make their
demand ineffective III continuing the ad-
vance in prices. To-day some of the recent
influential bull operators were openly large
sellers Of stocks. There was sufficient loss
of strength in yesterdays market TO attract
considerable accumulation or buying or
ders from outside sources this morning. In
spie of opening recessions this buying en-
Outraged the bulls to resume operations for
the advance. The sharp twist to the short
interest in Peoples Gas was an influential
factor in their favor The definite an
nouncement that the Peoples and the Og-
den companies had adjusted their differ
ences and had come under mutual control
caused exciting trading in Peoples Gas.
Orders We're simultaneously executed at
quotations running from 93 3-4 down to 90
on the scale of $500 shares at the opening.
The price was later run up an extreme
2 "a. Owing to the amount of long stock
which came out at that level the price fell
back and the stock closed with net gain
of only | IL. The reaction in Peoples Gas
and the satisfaction OF the outside demand
for stocks made the later manipulation for
the advance Intellectual. Southern Railway
preferred and Louisville and Nashville were
pushed up / 5-S and l. 3-S and there was
eager buying of the Reading stocks on the
company's settlement with its miners. Lake
Erie and Western had a striking advance
of ) points and Consolidated Gas rose 81
There were some substantial gains in a
number of less prominent stocks and
amongst them few net gains were saved
on the day, but the closing showed reac-
tionary tendency throughout and was heavy
with many stocks at the lowest of the day
and net losses the rule. A large part of
the incoming gold imports are accumula-
lions picked up from different sources in
the open markets and the reserves of the
great banks abroad have not been en-
croached upon. Uneasiness Is felt in for
eign money markets, however as to, what
will happen if New York should make fur
ther large demands for gold. Authorities in
the London money market attribute the
current ease of money there to the dis
bursemeut of government credits and they
regard with disquiet the continued course
of continental exchange against them The
Bank of England has attempted without
success to stilfen discount rates by borrow
ing from the open market. In view of this
non-success it is n question whether the of
fetal discount rate will be advanced to-
The weekly statement Of the I'M
perial bank of Germany was notably strong
But the Bank of England had to surrender !
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Song" very marked in rhythmic quail
Iitv. sung by a male chorus of soldiers,
| in the court yard of the governors
castle in Corsica. This is followed by
a military song, The song OF the
Sword sung by Mr.. Steger and chorus.
with an accompaniment of clashing
sabres. A very effective bit of march
movement is introduced in this number.
Mr. Sykes and his attendant Myrmi-
dons then sing 1.-THE Song of the
Watchmen's Rattle" in which, with
rattle and dark lanterns, they illustrate
the vagalies of the constaples OF that
time. Previous to this number Mr..
Sykes is introduced in a rather quaint
conceit on the part of the composer, as
he has taken the Foxy CUTLER theme
and made a little sombre march of it;
then Misses Bertram and Game, dis
guised as italian pipers or "Piiferari
in the endeavor to rescue their CUTLER
from his capativity, sing song, Poor
Shepherds We" with taking refrain
in which the chorus accompany them
with a Vical imitation of the Italian
bagpipe A brisk finale brings the OPP
era to a close with the Foxy CUTLER"
song, For Foxy Has the Brain" sung
by the entire chorus.
Mr. Sykes and the entire company
were in splendid voice. Miss Bertram
sang La Colombo" with fine effect,
and Mr. Steger as 'Paganino" made
most picturesque Corslcan, Adolph
link, as "Kimono;" w. G. Stewart, as
Ned Royster;;" Harry MacDonough as
"Walsingham Blnks;' Louis Cassavant
as abel Gudgeon;" Grace Cameron as
"Daphne;" Georgia Game as Polly
Prime" and Josie Intropidi as Belle
donna" all deserve special mention for
their painstaking singing of their roles
Foxy CUTLER" will remain here the
rest of the week and will undoubtedly
attract capacity audiences to the Fly
perion. The piece is a legitimate comic
opera, not built on the antics or special
ties Of a comedian Of doubtful ability.
The story is rational and coherent and
especially attractive, because of the alb
sence of all horse play or suggestive
ness of any character. 1t Will serve to
revive interest in this class of enter
tainment which has Jagged of late years
through the presentation Of attractions
in this field which were comic only in
the eXtravagant claims made for them.
Some of those present from New York
were James c. Breslin, Jacob Lift, Sam
S. Shubert, John l.. Pordan, Thomas
Dougherty, Francis Keenan,, James c.
Kilduff, j. D. Levy.
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Quotations of Active Bonds.
Reported by Body, Mcclellan & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Center Street, New Haven.
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Reported over private wire by II. c. Fried.
man & Co., bankers and brokers, 10 Wall
street, N. Y, and 1853 Chapel Street, New
Haven. N. A. Tanner, Manager Of Local
Branch. Direct wires to New York and
Chicago. Opening. Closing.
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gold to Paris to-day. as 1t did yesterday.
In New York funds continue available for
borrowing, but they come mostly from loan
and trust companies, who draw on their
deposits with the banks to secure them,
thus forcing a shifting of loaps.. The cur,
rent relief from teh sub-treasury Is believed
to have about come to an end and should
q recovery in the price of cotton induce
renewed demand for funds from .the IN,
terror, the New York money market would
again have to face the problem of falling
reserves.
There was a falling off In the activity. OF
the bond market and increased irregularity.
Total sales, par value, $1,500,000
United States refunding twos when Is
sued and the old tours advanced 1-8 per
cent. on the last call
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
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has given it his best effort, which
means much, for he is unquestionably
the ablest stage director in America.
The company is headed by Jerome
Sykes, the cleverest and most unctuous
of all the comic opera comedians to-
day. He sang the title role of Foxy
CUTLER" and had in his support such
popular favorites as Helen Bertram,
julius Steger, w G. Stewart, Harry
Marlborough, Adolph link Louis Cas-
savant, Grace Cameron, Georgia Caine,
Josie Intropidi and Edna Hunter, al
Of whom were in splendid voice and
sang their parts with most praisewor-
thy sincerity. The chorus was superb.
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KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Officers Elected by the Supreme Command


UMcers Elected by The supreme Command,
cry.
Atlantic City, Oct 17.-Supreme Grand
Commandery OF the Knights OF Malta, in
session here to-day, elected these officers
among others: Supreme commander, John
Fl. Hoffman, Harrisburg, Pa; generals
simo, John $. Jones, Massachusetts,; sword
bearer, Walter w. Savage, Massachusetts
second guard, Wimot Macomber, Massa-
chusetts; representative to Scotland, John
Wicks, Boston. The next meeting will be
in Rochester, N. Y Last night Treasurer
Rugh, who has been, in office for six con
secutive years, was given a handsome merit
jewel, the token being, presented by Oscar
StOrer of MASSACHUSETTS,
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FOXY QUILLER A SUCCESS
BRILLKANTLY PRESENTED BY THE
KHAN O. ERLANGER COMPANY
At the Hyperion Last EVeninS-De
Koyen 81 smiths New Comic Opera-A
Packed House-Slxetch of the New Fro-
Acknowledgement New York Men
Present.

The wildly heralded first performance
of the new comic opera, Foxy QullIer,
nv Reginald de Koven and Harry B.
Smith. was made at the Hyperion thea
ter last evening by the Klaw & Erlan-
ger Opera company, an organization of
125 people, which it can be stated with
out reservation is the largest and most
competent body of artists that has ever
been seen on the American stage in a
comic opera production.
The new opera is magnificent sue
cess The story is actually comic, both
in situations and dialogue an lnnoNa-
tion when compared to some of the al
legged humorous books exploited of late,
and the score is unquestionably the
best that Mr.. deKoven has written in
all the sixteen musical efforts that
have been created by him.
Klaw and Erlanger, the most daring
managers in America, have given the
new opera most lavish production,
both in scenery by Ernest eros and
costumes designed by F. Richardson
Anderson and accessories of every
character that could possibly add to
the completeness of the staging of the
piece. The 125 people seen last even
ing wore over $50 dresses of different
designs. The opera was produced UNI
der the stage direction of Ben Teal, who
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The Postal Telegraph Gable company has
issued a circular denying the persistent
rumors that are in circulation regarding a
pending combination Of the Postal Tele-
graphical company, Commercial Gable
company, Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, and American Bell Telephone com
pany with the Telephone Telegraph and
Gable company of America. The company
denies emphatically that either company is
contemplating any such combination.
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IL the Rnbx is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and wel-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children's teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar-
rhea. twenty-five cents a bottle.
dill MWF & w 1y
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway, New York, and 10 Center ST.,
New Haven. Biz. ASkeu
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The New Haven Real Estate
Title COMPANY,

152 Orange Street, New III aven, Conn
INCORPORATED 1895.
Insures against every defect of title for
purchasers and mortgagers. Mortgages on
New Haven Real Estate, double security,
constantly on hand for investors.
JAMES GARDNER CLARK, President.
JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.


VNANNF.
The Republican Electors of the Town Of
Orange are requested to meet at the Town
Hall in West Haven on Thursday evening,
October 18th, 1900, at 3 o'clock, to nominate
Representatives and Justices Of the Peace,
for the election to be held November 9th,
1900, Per order,
o15 At Republican Town Committee.
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woderful remedy kown for chronic
rheumatism, sciatica, equity, acute
muscular or inflammatory rheumatism
city Drug store, 644 Chapel street, New
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once. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

For Rent-James a. Henry.
Highest Cash Price-Alfred Dimmack
Two Striking Shoes-Alcxander-Fi
Page.
jacobson Bros.-Bottlcs.
Statesmen Wantcd-ThIrd Page. -
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Cnlored Man-Thirl Page.
E.s Pronts-Third Page.
Travelling Salesmun--Third Page.
Wanted--Two House Girls. ~.
Wantcd-FIrst-Class Plumbers.
J. o. o. +. Funeral Notice.
List OF Letters.
Ton Coat Weather-Bacr's Clothing
Housc--Elghth Page.
Genuine ". l.. Douglas $3.50 Shoes for
Sl.9S-NlcFndden's-Se Page.
5 Hotel for Sale. 4.-
Violet Cream-R. H List. z.s"1g
New Gooda-H f. Behrens Co.
WIN. Brictland-Frcsh Fish and Oysters.
Nine Notable Novels-Stanton's Old City
Book Store. u ~
1t Wlll Pay You-South Side Shoe Store.
For Sale--Howard Haz!ctt & Son. p
ScnsonablC-Geo. W. Johnsons Sons.
Best Salmon Steak-H. F. Behrens Co.
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The Time Schedule.

OF the Wheeling riders. Miller and
Friedrich will take the 7:45 Wheeling &
Lake Erie train for Unlonvale. and ride
over to Cadiz, four miles distant.
Nicoll and Whitehead will 60 to their
relay stations from Wheeling via the
Cadiz pike.
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10000.

We have fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spcctn cles, giving us
II record and experience uI,eQ nailed by
any other opticinn In West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticiau,
No. 1906 Market Street.
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IT'S n mistake to imagine that itch
Ing piles can't be cured: Il mistake 10
suffer n day longer than you can help.
Doan's Ointment brings Instant relief
and permanent cure. At any drug store,
so ccnts.-i.
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Inspection.

Right forWatu, Tours flBnts isf 8st3
Column left. g455 20. "
Form sections. left fronting in line,
Sections left wheel. - 5
Fours right. ~
Right forward. fours right. y
Form column OF sections, tours left.
Form hollow square. iss,l 4 y y
Reduce hollow square.
Right forward. tours right
Forward. guido right.
Fours right. i.tsEs, (
Form sections. sgj-ltf
Form platoons +EEg 5Fg ~
Form company front. n
March on Held, right forward, :ours
right. g5
Linsly VS.. Martins Ferry.
The foot ball game between Linsly In
stitute's eleven and the team that wears
the colors Of the Martins Ferry High
School. will be played Immediately
upon the conclusion Of the bicycle races,
and simultaneous with the prize drills.
In the track enclosure the athletic COM
mittee will rope off the gridlron this
morning, The game Gun be witnessed
nicely from the grand stand. Both
teams have practiced conscientlously
for the game. which will consist OF ten
minute halves. and first class article
OF foot ball will be seen.
A Linsly Cadet armed with q mega
phone viii announce the progress OF the
game to the uninitiated.
Finish Of tho Relay. ~
The time of the finish OF the relay
cannot be stated in advance. The start
will be at O'Clock, slow time, from the
Mckinley residence in Canton, and 1t is
hoped the nlnety-two miles will be COW
cred in six hours, but II heavy rain
should fall more time would be re-
quired. The Intelligencer will post bull
letins through the morning, giving the
progress OF the relay from Canton to-
ward Wheeling. After the relay has
passed Cadiz there is but one point
where communication can be had by
telephone or telegraph-Reid's nurscr-
les. near Bridgeport-and when Nicoll
has passed that point the fact Will be
telephoncl TO the fair grounds, and
Captain Caleb Sylvis, OF the G. A. R.,
will begin firing the Presidents salute
OF twenty-one guns, which will not be
completed before Nlcoll has entered the
grounds and delivered the Presidents
message in front OF the grand stand.
The message will be read to the crowd,
without delay, by Mr.. Frank w. Mes
bitt, the Republican candidate for pros
ecuting attorney.
The message will reach the grounds,
probably. between and o'clock.
The last feature on the programme
will be the speech on the issues OF the
campaign by Hon. c. l.. Weems. OF st.
ClaIrsville. Before Mr.. Weems Is in
troduced by Mr. Nesbltt. the gates will
be thrown open. and all who desire to
hear Mr.. Weems' able exposition of the
Issues may do so. Mr.. Weems Is one
Of tn. most brilliant orators on the
stump for ths Republican party, and
his address will be well worth hear
ing.
The executive committee will be In
charge, of the grounds. and the follow
ing have volunteered their services:
Front street gate-John E. Schellhase.
Penn street gate-Chnrles II. Hen
ming.
Grand stand ticket oftice-Ben shuler.
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Announcement.

Full md complete line OF Fall Suit
lnSs, ETC.. Just received. at
JOS. WINlESDORFFER"S,
22G3 Market Street,
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SPECIAL prices on Fall sultIngs and
Overcoatlngs.
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MY line OF Overcoatings and SuItlngs
are always OF the choicest patterns.
c. w. SEABRIGHT'S SON,
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TAYLOR CO.'S Fur Opening Friday
and Saturday.
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READ Taylor Co.'s nd.


Wool has gone up, but our ccle.
bratcd All Wool Knit Jackets will
DO sold ut old prices. They will
wear longer and please you better
than all others.
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The YOUNG
REPUBLICANS.
OF WHEELING
And the Old Ones. Too, viii Be in
Evidence This Afternoon at the
H State Fair Grounds.
The REPUBLICAN FIELD DAY"
An Event That Will Attract Greht
Crowd-Preceded by Parade
at / O'Clock.

The young Republicans OF Wheeling
and the surrounding communities Will
come together this afternoon In func>
tion that IL both athletic and political In
Its Characteristic Republican "F!ela
Day." under the auspices of the First
West Virginia Regiment Of Rough
R!reds. TO be given at the state fair
grounds. beginning at O'clock and
preceded by a parade that will leave its
rendezvous at Twenty-fourth and
ChaplIne streets ut o'clock sharp. The
greatest interest Is given tho affair
through Its several novel features, the
most Interesting Of which Is the Presi-
Dental Relay Race. run under the aus
pieces OF the Wheeling Intelligencer and
Canton Repository. tho relayists carry
ing from Canton to Wheeling a message
to West Virginia Republicans from
President Mckinley. This is the only
public utterance from the President
since the campaign opened, and all over
the country the message is being await
ed eagerly.
The relay is In the hands OF eastern
Ohio and Wheeling cyclers who have
kindly volunteered for the race. All
relays had been assigned yesterday cS>
cept the four between Cadlz and Wheel
Ing. These were given out by lot last
night, as follows: Cadiz TO Georgetown,
Will ]. Miller; Georgetown to HARRIS
vile, Herman Friedrich; Harrlsville to
Colerain. Ed Whitehead: Colerain to
Wheeling. Edward Nicoll.
The full assignment Of relays is as fol-
lows:
Assignments Of Riders.
Miles.
Canton to Massillon. W. H. Hug and
2. o. Shrake. Of Canton. ............
Massillon to Navarro. C. H. Snyder
and G. E. nsckba,n e Galnten :i
man and Edwin Carver. OF Navarro.
Beech City 10 Strausburg. Harry Bal
slcy and Harvey Ak. OF Beech city,
and Kuhn Bros. OF Canal Dover.
| " SuIliil DUEel. rieu
man and A. J. Cape. OF Canton, and
Grey and Evans of Canal Dover. G
Canal Dover to New Philadelphia.
Grant and Halstead. ~
New Philadelphia to Nlidvale. WIblo
brothers .........................:
Midvale to Dennlson, Taylor and
kline '........... ......-................. u
Dennison to Philadelphia Cross
Roads. Hclvig and Cooper. 6
Philadelphia Cross Roads to Smith
dale. John Whisman and Bate Cope
lallu ......'................s.. ~
Smithdale to Cndiz. Ora McGnl and
j.. w. White. neutrality-suspicious.. 10
Cadiz to Georgetown. Wheeling riders
Georgetown to lIarrisvlle. Wheeling
riders ..................... B
IIarrisvills TO Colerain. Wheeling
riders Observation-Disclosures. !
Colerain to Wheeling, Wheeling
l. rluers ..........................
Total ........................... %
The time schedule for the relay race
is as follows. but the time made may be
faster or slower, according to the condl-
ton OF the roads:
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G. HESS & SONS,

Fashionable Tnilors and Furuishors,
1891 and 1888 Market st, w&s
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Colonel Baguley desires his staff off,
GERS to report promptly at 12:45 at the
corner of Twenty-fourth and Chapline
streets.
Watch the Intelligenccr bulletins for
progress OF the relay.
The pigeons will make fast time from
Canton. Bulletins of the timetof finish
by the birds will be posted at:hc Intel
llgcncer Office.
One hundred or more rooters for the
Martins Ferry high school foot ball
team will be on hand. Linsly's boys
will not be missing. either.
Nicoll, the last relayIst, will wear a
Khaki suit.
The ladies' are especially invited to
witness the '"Fleld Day" sports.
That race between single bicycle. n
tandem and triplet will be novel and
interesting.
The executive committee will meet ut
the fair grounds promptly Mt II o'clock.
The admission Is only ten cents.
The bicycle races, first on the pro-
gramme, will begin promptly Mt the con-
cluslon OF the parade. about or 2:l5
p. IN.
The prize drill will be hotly contested.
1t is Khaki Day."
The track is In fine condition.
Captain Caleb Sylvis is grooming
Little Tip" into the best of condition.
Little Tip" will make himself heard.
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The Prize Drill.

The prize drill Is one OF the most In
teresting features on the programme,
and will be participated In by the ten
companies Of the First West Virginia
Rough Rider regiment. and by thu fol-
lowing clubs: Mark Hanna Marching
Club. OF Martins Ferry; j. J. Gill Re
publican Club. OF Martins Ferry:Rough
Rlders. OF Martins Ferry; Mckinley
Roosevelt Marching CLUB, OF Bridge
port; s.. NJ. Steele Marching Club, of
MoundsvIlle, and possibly others. The
Judges for this event are General James
H. Lancaster. of the Knights OF Pyth-
las: Captain John p. Glass. of the Ma
tional Guard, and Captain William Fl.
Travis. The following movements will
be followed by each club or company:
March on parade ground In column of
fours.
Opposite Judges, fours left.
Halt.
Right dress. l eH.Ha