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Col. Cox w.itins for sh. Verdict.

ATLANTA, GA, May 6-Argument In
the Cox case continued to-day before the
largest and most distinguished audience
ever gathered in Georgia courthouse.
The interest was intense aud over one
hundred ladies were absorbed spectators.
General Cartel made tho concluding
speech on the side of the defense and at
tempted 10 establish the theory Of the
defense that 1t was really Aston who
pursued Cox and brought upon the lat
ter the urgent and pressing danger
which would Justify him in taking the
life of Ahton. Ex-Judgc Hopkins con-
eluded for the state in three-hours'
speech, smbodying the most complete
statement Of the facts Of the case and
pressed Tor q verdict of unconditional
guilt. Judge Hillyer delivered an ex-
haustive and strictly impartial charge
upon the whole law Of murder, man
slaughter and Unsuitable homicide az ex-
pounded In this state. The jury is now
out and the courtroom is full at 1Op. m.
awaiting the verdict, which Is expected
soon. Cox Is anxious aud evidently
alarmed. His wife and sis ter are his de-
voted companions.
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LOCAL. TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOR Phiiladelphis: 2a, 7.os, $40, 100
e. u.s. SS IS Il p.; n m. ,aT On sss ssSass; ssO; sSs
70 .. e; 6oO, s:ls, . 30. . Is, p m. -'''
For New York 2.37, 9.6O,a m, IL 35, IL 40.
ror as 20 70 m;onsu1dsys; Oea m. ?; 60 p: M
days u 81. 2.in,s 50, M. 49, pm sun
For Port Deposit: 4S6 p m no sunday
For New Castle: $40, s1s q m: =, a. a an n
m no Sunday train.
For Delaware r. R.: s16 = m; o6, 30
:. mo lao Sunday train.
For Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: Q % q
vor % no T. ssoPRa;y s srs,o 70
fNpm. No Sundays trains,
f1AIMe ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
iron Philadeipni.: Z y, 9 "a, 9i0 oe m
!AO, 10 q. u il. p m on sundays: Il q, q,
rrs% Nsw oi X Z: q g. q 4 mn M IL n. - u
90, iS q 22 3, : ~, q IN sundays' i2 %, / os
From Baitimors: . o., 5 40, o II. a m; II p,
aaass,ss aas,s 80, sss p m; on Sundays: . o. m
from Washington: 20. q m 1877, 1873
from Port Deposit 900 q m no Sunday
From New Castle: 500 am; 1910 m;
From Delaware r. r.: 80 10 a M
7lU p. m; no Sunday trains.
from ~ wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: Q 05.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 90 q m;
10. 40 p m; no SUNDAYS trains.
rRAINs FOE WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
= rom Brood street and Washineton ave.
nue: %, SEQ, 1880, II 40 m; 80. 8 80.
go, SIS, e15, s45, II 30 p m; on sun
days: 90 m; 8 c0,s 46, II 80, p m.
rom Thirty Second and Market streets
m SUNDAYS: 8 80. II 80 o m.
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Packed with the best CIething that Philadc plaia
wOrkpcOplc can produce. IL q compliment to us
that shrewd people ~ at Oak Haan year year,
because tney can 40 better than anywhere else.
THE SPRING STOCK
we now have ecltpses any previous year i'm excel.
Icmcc, tnc materials having been specially chosen
tor bcanty and wear.
Prices Lower Than Ever.
Wanamaker e Brown,
4 ~.s, Oak Rall..klxtA & Market, PAdla.
1he LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE in America.
Deash Of Israel Pusey.
.ay1-iw-ortf

Israel Pussy, one Of Wllmington's lead.
inR and most honorable business men, ed
ct 4:50 colo, X this morning, at his resi-
denc0, No. 0O8 West street, in the 69th
year of his age, after protracted ilness
Pneumonia was the cause of death.
Mr.. Pusey was born in L0ndonxrove,
Chester county, Pa, and learnedlthe mo.
ruco manufacturing trade when be grew
up. In 1888 he came to this city and
started In busines 1t Third and Orange
streets. In 1646 be entered into partner
ship with Messrs. J JAmes Scott and John
Marr, and the Arm soon after removed to
the northwest coruer Of Third and Tatuall
streets. Mr.. Mari withdrew In lS4S, after
which the firm was known as Pusey,
Scott & Co. About twelve years ago
they removed to their extensive building
at the southwest corner Of Third and
Madison streets. Mr.. Pusey, however.
retired from active business life . few
years ago, though he retained his inter.
eBts
Mr.. Pusey was Also silent partner in
the well-kn0wn business nrm Of D. II.
Kent & Co., Mr.. Kent being his son.in-
law. } fi.As Al i1t.f
Mr.. Pusey was ono Of the best known
morocco manufacturers Of the city, and
many Of the men now engaged In the
business learned their trades with him,
among the number being Wilnington's
wealthiest citizen, Col. II. 8. McComb.
His funeral will take place on Friday
afternoon, ct 2 O'Clock, from his late
residence. fnterment at the Whining
ton and Brandyw wine Cemetery.
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Very Close to Death.

A man named Kelly, first name un-
known, went into the r., w. & b. R. R.
car sheds, at the foot of Walnut street,
yesterday afternoon, while drunk, and
laid down beside one Of the tracks, close
to the south wall. In short time some
Of the cars were shifted, when Kelly was
caught by the wheels and rolled over
several times, Fortunately some of the
brakemen saw him in time to stop the
cars before the man was crushed to
death. How he escaped being killed is a
mystery, as he was under the wheels for
nearly minute. and the sole of one of
his shoes was cut entirely off. When he
was assisted from his perilous position
he was very quarrelsome, for a few min
utes, but when special officer Legg was
sent for he became calm, and walked
quietly away, in order to avoid being ar
rested
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Lost Her Pocketbook.

This ing lady stood ON the cor
ner Of Fourth and King streets, crying.
In reply to question as to the cause Of
her emotion she stated that she had set
her market basket npon a bench, and
after placing her pocketbook in it, start
ed into store for the purpose of getting
a piece Of paper, and when she returned
the basket was there but the pocketbeok
was gone. She said it contained "a and
that when she went into the store, man
was sitting on the bench, and when she
returned he was gone, and as conse-
quence she was Of the opinion that the
man took the pocketbook
A gentleman stated that he saw the
lady running up King street, saying that
she had lost her pocketbook. p II was the
opinion Of some that no pocketbook had
been lest.
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/ sAn nlahuna. HletAer.
SHE 10 ARREsTED FOR BEING DRuNK-

SHE Is ARREsTED FOR BEING DRuNK-
AND HER CHILDREN ARE SENT TO THE
HOME FOR FRIENDLxssC CnILDAEN.
Yesterday afternoon officer Bernhard,
arrested Mrs. Mary GreeRer, residing on
Eighth strett, between Orange and Tat
nall streets, on the charge of being drunk
and djsorderly. She was taken to the
ball With a. little babe about eleven
months old In her arms aud placed in
one Of the LODGING rooms in the second
story OF the building. She had not been
confined long before she went TO the
window, and raising 1t, commenced
soreawing,murder at the top of1her.v oice.
Or course her cries soon attracted per.
sons passing along King street, and In .
few minutes large crowd had. congre-
gated on the sidewalk in the rear Of the
woman and her abe. She seeing the
crowd, screamed the louder, and COM
\ menced 10 gesticulate to them.
She was not allowed to remain long,
however, In the room, as the Chief re-
moved her-to one of the cells, where she
still continued TO yen murder. When
His Honor ,the Mayor, arrived at the hall
Tor the purpose OF hearing the cases, he
heard tue woman, and upon inquiry he
was informed OF the case W the Chief.
Afer learning the circumstances he
determined to investigate the case, and
accordingly he sent an officer after the
other two children, one of them little
girl aged about 9 years and the other q
little boy aged about 4 years.
In the meantime Chief Maxwell called
upon Mrs. N. X. Benson one of the lady
managers of the Home for Friendless
Chrildren, and requested that she would
visit the hall and zee the children. This
she did III company with two other lady
mAnauRTa and aftk.r aai N phi1f1rav1
she informed the Mayor that II he would
commit them to the Home that they
would be received.
The Mayor thereupou summoned the
Following witnesses who all testi fed as to
the mother being a druukard, and to
the inhuman manner In which she treat
ed the children: Elizabeth Jane Tallsy,
Elizabeth Mason, Mary Emond, Eliza
beth Ourbey, Thomas Green, James Cur
of the above witnesses proving that the
mother was not a fit custodian Of the
children, the May or committed them to
the Home. m
The little girl seemed to be the object
OF the mothers wrath, for during the
afternoon before being arrested she gave
her terrible beating, aud catching her
by the head pulled nearly all the child's
hair out, large quantity of which is at
the police office In an envelope.
When the babe was taken from the
mother, she became very frantic.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
After the hearing the wrecthed woman
was put back in one of the cells, and
after lapse Of short time one Ofthe of.
ficers went back to the cell, and was sur
prised to find that the woman was at
tempting to commit suicide by picking
her left arm with hair PIN. Fortunate
ly she was discovered in time, A. the
wound made was only slight one.
The chiefimmediately handcuffed her,
and she remained ironed until she be-
came sober. She was to have been given
a hearing this mornisR but the officer
making the arrest was not present. Her
husband is now in jail awaiting trial on
the charge OF stealing n quantity of tin
ware from B. Lapiere.
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Political.

The election to ratify or reject the new
Constitution in California will take place
to-day. The canvass has been unusually
excited, and large vote will be polled.
The business classes are solid against the
measure. It is supported by the Work
ing Mems party, while the farmers are
divided. Its friends and antagonists
alike seem confident OF carrying the cleo
ton.
The local election In Indianapolis was
held yesterday. Returns from twelve
of the wards indicate Republican ma
jority Of 1900 to 1900 Republican gain
Of 500 to 800. The Council will stand
10 Republicans to 8 Democrats, Repub-
hcan gain of 8. The Republicans also
gain one alderman.
William Dawson, Democrat was elect
ed Mayor OF st. Paul, Minn., yesterday,
BY 800 majority.
The city election in Montgomery, Ala,
yesterday, resulted in the choice of .
Democratic Mayor by 400 majority.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-07
Covered with vermin.

This morning an officer arrested Lewis
Jeandell, and after he was placed in one
of the cells, he commenced picking YER
min off of his clothing, and finding that
he could not get them off fast enough, he
tore two pieces out of his coat.
Officer Cloud seeing the action burned
the two pieces of cloth, and put the man
in one of the cells under the hall In order
that the new cells would not become in
fected with the vernin.
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Two Large Properties Sold.

At New CASTLE yesterday Sheriff Pyle
sollt he fine farm OF VIM. II. II. Clark, in
Red Lion Hd., containing about 287 acres
with excellent buildings and other i'm
provements, to John H. Rodney, Esq,
for Sl8 $50.
Also Ih. well-known farm of Philip R.
Clark, in New Castle Hd., containing 286
acres, finely improved, TO same, for SIS, :
6O0.
Mr.. Rodney purchased the latter .rm
for the Farmers Bank of New Castle, land
it is supposed he purchased the other
farm for the same institution,
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The Horse Assessors At Work.

City Collectors Kyne and Provost have
commenced the work of assessing the
horses owned in this city, in accordance
with an ordinance imposing tax on
these animals, recently passed by the
City Council. Collector Kyne has ap-
pointed James F. McGonigle, of the
Fouth Ward, to make his assessment,
and Collector Provost has appointed Ed
ward Farmer, formerly Assessor and
Collector of the Southern District. The
assessment is to include complete des-
cription of the animals, and will keep
the assessors busy for about three weeks.
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Forest Fires.
PoTT srowN. Pa. MAY q

AV1I S1VWNt 4 r., may o, IoIV.
The heavens about seven miles south
west Of this place are brilliantly illami-
mated this evening by hre which 10 de-
stroying hundreds of acres of timber on
e chain OF high hills in Union township,
Berks county, just over the line of Ches-
ter. The flames seem to have originated
on Bear Hill aud at this writing are rap
idly extending eastward, doing great
damage with hopes that they will soon
extinguished. The loss will be consider
able, as the country is thickly set with
trees. The cause OF the eonflagration has
not been learned.
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ID. r. Q.

EUREKA RED OIL, lis forty degree
burned In any l. A Mp where the chimree
burner 10 used; 10 s0dsT0nttd NOT to explode
under forfeiture of 500. - Exc,us
country rights for sale by T. ]. FITZGER
Fourth st., Philad'a. Also, Wholesale
dealer In head light, coal oil and burning
nuid. N. B.-A large assOrtment of l0Essl
stvfss OF Chandelisrs, Brackets, Bronae
aaooe- wen
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Gray the Assassin, Pleads
NGnflty.O :

CHICAGO, May 6.-Gray, who attemp-
ted TO shoot Edwin Boolh recently, plea
ded "Guilty" in the Criminal court this
morniug of an assault with intent to kill
and was remanded for sentence until
Mr.. Booth shall have made his state
ment aud inquiry is made into the mental
OF the prisoner. ljI
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Fair at st. Paul's church.

The fair being held In the basement Of
St. Paul's Catholic church still continues
to be the centre of attraction, large num-
bers being present each evening. This
evening st. Mary's Pioneer Corps will
pay a visit aud give one of their exhibi-
ton drills. The visits of the Corps are
always pleasant occasions and the at
tendance is greatly increased. A large
number of useful articles are to be
chanced during this week.
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Paid ali the Bills.

City Treasury Vincent has paid all
the bills incident to the recent sickness,
death snd burial of A. Montepelier,
whose sad case attracted SO much atten-
tion in this city. He has also received a.
letter from the young mans father, in
structing him to place q tomb-stone,
suitably inscribed over the sons grave.
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WilnlingIon Markets.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Monday, May 8, 8 p. M

Beef Cattle were In good demand this
sold at the West Phila. Drove Yard, at Az
exc, and $50 head at the North Phtla-
delphia Drove Yard, at 4a6c per pound.
SHEEP were unchanged. 5000 head
sold ut the W. Philadelphia Dreve Yard AT
3ka6A 9, and 5000 head At the North Phlia-
delphia Drove Yard, at AKA 6x per pound,
as 10 cond tion.
at the West Philadelphia Drove Yard
at q &c and 1900 head sold at the
North Philadelphia Drove Yard, at bxa5x
per pound.
Park Drove Yard ,Hestonville. Pa, May 8.
SHERP.-EStra, 40 to 1870 pounds, to
6x;95 TO 100 Id. ~ TO 90; good, 90 to % lbs.
4Xto ~ /; lair, 90 70 IS pounds, s4N to Say;
8 100; calves, to &c. Arrivals, 5000.
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Sailed

II The schooner j w lighthouse, which
arrived here on Monday afternoon with
10000 feet of lumber for II. L. Tatnall
Il Co., has discharged that part Of her
cargo, and sailed for Philadelphia to-day
with $40 tons Of old scrap iron, for par
ties in that city.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-07
Treuhle Oves3A lEarke4 etanA.

AAAP CvC1S %HAS4 i0e0s
II would seem that market people
have their troubles. - well - other Or
This morning., J. B. Prsttymsn sousht
the presence ofeths Mayor and related
the following story; l-8fiS
He had been ID the habit Of selline
truck from , staDd, which he places
every market day 1t the corner Of Third
and King streets. On last Saturday
morning, . man named Solomon Weaver
come 10 his stand and aftSr settanR his
(Prettyman1) truck In the streets, erect
cd 0ne for himsaR and commenced sell
ing: cit lss1I 40
Last sveuip9 Prsttymsn again
erected his stABd, In the same plooo
where ne has been selling for the Ia
three yeafs, aaN while h6 Wns engnaed IN
SELF ng, County UonstAble Prlchett came
and ordered him b remove his ssaad
and goodb. Upon PrettymAM refusing 70
do so, the constable cot the goods in the
street, and helped Weaver % erect his
stand. The Clerk Of the Market had
granted the space to Prettyman, and
when the Clerk demonstrated with tho
constable about removing the goods, he
peremptorily told him 70 mind his bust
ness.
The Mayor sent fer the clerk, and aftsr
conference he held the matter under
advisement until this afternoon, In order
that he may look up the authority to pro-
ceed In the case. Y sat9 @A3
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DIED

MORRISON--On Tuesday, May 9Th, Mrs.
Maria Morrison, in her 64th year, in Mill
Creek Hd. .,,----. =.
The relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of
ner son'in-law, Jesse James, on Friday,
the gtn inst. at 10 O'clock q. m. Interment
at wilmington Brandywine Cemetery.
CLARK. .-On the 9Th inst. Miss Elizabeth
Clark, In the slst year OF her age.
AK Mon Monday morning, May 5th !.
John Akin, Jr. :. +ss4-
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Pa1nf,al Aee eaalens,

Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Hallam, the
sexton Of Trinity church, residing Is
No. 5O3 French street met With very
He was in the act Of opening bsx Of
concentrated lye. when q lot Cf the DOW
der pphed nD and filled his left eye. The
substance dissolved and burned on the
eye-lash, and blistering the inside Of m
I'D. Upon arriving home medical A.
tendenco was summoned and the eve
dressed. he wlll not loose the sight Of
the eye. -.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-07

Alexander H. stephens, Of Georgia,
wants the whole system ofIntsrnal rsvs-
nue. taxation wiped out. He ~ould
meet the deficit with fresh Issues of trea-
sury notes. or, in the last resort, with an
dd Udlorem tax property. He says the
sales Of four-per-cents indicate suffering
instead of prosperity, and fsvors an un.
limited issue of bullion certificates.
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Ilnportans . Naot6cre,

Mrs; Winslows 9eothiug Syrup IL The
tnelr chiloEen. II corrects acidity Of the
sf1mach, cures wind colic, re2uiatss IN
bowels and gives rest. health asd Oomfort.
OF teething ltts value fs incSlcuiabie. n
soIgene tne gumss reduces in1dam "a ation
ara e.iays az pain. thereby swing ret 70
re r~sSfrl1 Cnn1 e1d % ce,a tort % the, mother
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MARRrnn

JOHNSON-PORTER-In Philadel phia, i,
April 23rd, by Rev. George r. Wisweli |,
Elias II. Johnson and Martha H. Porter
both OF this city.
WN-On the 3rd inst, at
N. r.. corner Of Fifteen and Catharine
streets, Philadelphia, blythe Rev Joseph
Welch, John 8. Rhodes, OF Chester, Pa.
and Mrs. Annie M. Brown, daughter OF
the late Robert d. Hicks, OF this city.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-07

The Lower Connecticut river has been
much visit of late by seals, and some
have been seen as far up as Rocky Hill,
ten miles below HMtftSj.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-07

Morphla, opium and remedies Of their
class only stnpefy and seldom cure. For
diseases Of infancy, use DR.. Bulls baby
syrup, which is safe and sure In its ef-
fects.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-07

A Procession In Homer cf Wornen
SALT LAKE, May 6.-The Jury In the
Miles polygamy case, after being out ave
minutes, returned verdict or guilty. A
procession Of over ten thousand perpoi .
marched through the streets fn honor or
Wells for refusing to answer, question
concerning the marriage ceremony,
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Captain BOgardns at Nlobil ;.
MOBILE, Ala, Nav 6. 1879.

Captain Bogardus and son shot at the
Spring Fair to-day with great success.
CastaI Bogardus broke ,OO1 glass balls
in 62m. b.. Eugene, the son, broke 100
out OF 11S, and hit quarter dollars, nick
els and dimes thrown in the air,
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aware Loan Association.

|ENTH ANNUAL MEETIyG-RE-
PORT OF THE AUDITORS.
sixteenth annual meeting of the
are Loan Association was held last
when the report of the Auditor
~, showing the following opera
arlng the past year:
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HEALD & CO.,
BANK ERs & BROK ERs.
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT.
CAGES COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec
tt0ns. Tickets TO and drafts on Great
Britain AMI other parts OF the world.
janS-lyd
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rsys.s y As1.sss ) cAalA.

uoRnis PASS xBk1s rHn nDgIDExcu o.
ms WwUz ~ rms 0ITY AND 1NDuA.
voAe ~ stYtG THup cnID.
I, Shortly 'afkW 81 0'elock this afternoon
cfaees aEEa1x re q RSMHn n,wers called
Of 1lghtA - Msdiapn strsss TO make
Upon sslng n t1syi feuad The nsa
.s: sss - s.: sas a; fs;assa.e ss's Z
. YI The tssab,s, lssssnas, y over . child.
The fssds1s q - 0Assxtn win proba-
ssi3 Dd%s' SSiid g Is ia xodsss n HsT
York, ~ p6blleked last AL.
Tue Mch o. ~ oase afe briefly - fol-
lowM Hwg w. unafnod II thls city sbout
i've yeaxp A1oin SIN Wiot Rres6yterian
Chafch, after which hs removed l0ouGh,
vhsfs he held 4 1904 ppdhpn In New
Hs socn ao drink and aud too such ..
extent did - tuAhabe thashs In . shsrt
lime lest r. .Pesidon, siand rnturnsd
north. AfteE Mupg to9sthsr for 8 fsv
yearl H ard bis VIE, sepaEatsd. Das-
Ing the perlo4 = child wa9 born, httas
boy, a1d ths custody a ths child sssns
chill, { 1nd tSkiof Il = NsI York q.
deavored to sell i. HIS 1i6s learned oe
the faet and going 70 New York, -
cured his Arress, and aftsr j. trial the
Cours! remsnded the cust0dy Of tie
Sipos u tziai Raas disappeared, ana
nothing was hsaed Of hin until to-day,
when hA made hts appeaxAuCe at tko
house mentionsd abpve. and sndeavorod
to carry "a the child, but w. prevented
Wild b1inx broueht 10 the han hs b.
officers 70 hold him. He u how looked
up in one ~ the oslls. s,'3
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In, g 1902, 1877. SO
| on S,oo oi each share is as follows I:
esa ssaiIo,tl; 40 Sd, $.04.S7 !; 4th Ss4.-
s S4'' 9th $47.4s; 7th $29.S6;
ls., % officers of the Association
~, ,et'ed as follows:
rssnlaooshna Maris.
IN rrv',suae11t.-JosephA sa : !. A. Bond.
bn s au ireasurer-G. q. Maris.
" RI I'M. 1nree years-Michael Bo-
bn,,, ~, flerson, VIM. Wood.
vas y ~, meeting of this same As
Sf% "slu after the annual meet
d drO sSOas sold at II per cent. pre-
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financial and Com uner~tal.
WILMIN0roN, De

WELLINGTON. DEL, May Z, 1879.
LIT, 81 stock quotations furnished by
aid 4 Co.. Clayton House Building
Wilmington, Del. at 12 M. to-day.
STOCK 0uOTATIONS.
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IN thie nGe Of Chas. Warner &
susbls. oc city and Philadelphia
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