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Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
FOURTH edition.
DIED OF PYAEMiA.
A Case Similar to That Of the Pre-
6ent.

"A Case similar to That Of the Pre-
dent.
WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-rhe Ma
tional Republican of this morning says:]
Cadet Midshipman James j. G.I
Cooper, U. S. n, died Of pynmia last
Friday morning at the Naval Hospital
in this city. He participated in thel
5Garfeld inaugural procession on the.
4th of March, and was taken sick onl
kthe next day. Blood poisoning soon!
developed. He wasted to mere s&ele.i
ton, and literally died by inches. The,
Lsylnptoms in Midshipman Coorer's case
nwere the same from nearly the begin I
lining up to short time ago as those'
(which have developed in General Gar,
Fields case. Parallel records Of these
Eoases were kept by the surgeons ini
echarge at the Naval Hospital, and were|
inspected and compared daily with
Sgreat interest by leading members Of,
the medical pro ession in his city, In!
several important and very significant
&symptoms the two cases very identical.
There was gradual and steady sink.
hing the occasional indications of re-,
esvival or returning strength, always fol-l
Slowed sometimes suddenly by relapses,
yto very low condition, and the tiuc-;
stua'ions and gradual increase OF the.
taverage puIse. Young Cooper was
yhupetul, and on several occasions he,
lS.imagiued himself SO far improved he de-,
9 clartd himself con valeScent and ready
sto leave his sick bed hut he sut.'
Efered q relapse within few hours al,
Sterward and sank almost to death, sub
;scquent(y raliying. and again seeming
I. ly mendins, and recovering somewhat
gin vital power yet al no time did he
! srecuperate TO an extent sufficient to.
bring him up 10 the point from which
Che departed at the beginning OF the ias,i
Spreccding relapse. His case is unique,i
fand presents some very unusua! and re-
Smarkahe facts. HIS tenaclty Of life was
" ondt rful. Several times II was sup
5roSea hat he was dying, but he SURF
aprised his attendants by rrvtvlng. lusts
dprior 10 iina. dissolution his rcspra ioul
sdecliped to five to the minute. He'd
fwaSted to a mere skeleton. ami became, y
gin fact, IA man of skin and bore. He
CHAD ted upon himself, aud al! evidences
Got flesh were gone long before he died. I
@His legs became so thin that they cJudf
be wrapped anywhere between ,hcs
thigh and the knee by the thumb andi
yindeX finger of a hand of ordinary S Zr. !
In other words, Nis thigh was ru largers
1thau the wrist of a man Of average size
Before he became sick he was about:
sshvc feet ten inches in beightand We, e,sh.E
Sed about ll5 or l5o pounds. Midshlp-s
Sman Cooper was about eight, en- yearsa
S9of age. He was born in Georgia ; waSs
s,ippoluted to the Naval Academy !romy
y Florida : entered that Institution Srpt
4IenIber -, 1879, and he bad ma VI
,1iriends al the Academy and i'll lhi, rlly.s
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
A Foot Race.

On Friday evening next there will be
foot race in this city, between John
W. Bissell, attorney -at-law, and Charles
Carpenter, student-at-law. The course
will be around the Cool Spring Reser.
vOir, and will take place at six o'clock
p. NJ. As the parties have been under
training for some lime al interesting
race may be looked for. The winner to
receive mustache cup. The friends OF
the different parlle, have also added to
this winter overcoat, pair of gum
boots and copy Of Blackstone hand
sOmely bound in morocco.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Gui'esu's Petition for R.,.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ia oo..'
'of this city, who is a yerv s'n.ea' ;n.
personal friend of Col. George ia'i1' p INA
hill, Attorney for the District a. n, Tt .
|umbia, was recently admitted ~ 4
|ctll ofGniteau at the Waslinato"p "
He had long talk with the sson svs,Y ~
ne was also allowed to soc the .ss u.'sl
which Guiteau prepared, pravira rraul
|his release on bail, and which s r4'1,
follows: ''~is
United States OF Amerjc, -.
|Charies j. Guiteau. To tn. ,Irte @
the Supreme Bench of the IG.,s;'
GO, umbia: ''Vl
The petitioner Charles t,ui,s.r
specially represents to yonr con,.n
he is now in the custody of one 'I, NV
ier, Warden OF the jail, illegally ,Ga, G..
sis charged with and does ai,oi, ,nA' :.
shooting Of one James A. Garsas
the morning Of the "a day of ,JuIv Nv
land that he Acknowledges that ,is 4s'
james A. Garfield was and i, pa
dent of The United States, and h. y
sclaims that the shooting Of ,ba -.
james A. Garfield amounts 70 nv n
(in law than the shooting OF any o,h'
scitizen Of the Republic; and your NJ,
3tioner also AYERS that he is now nv
caused by his illegal detention in {,
. and he has bt en- Informed by one Ca ~
IC. Corkhili States Attorney for 4
United States for the District of M
slum bia that said James A, G,rSslS !
sand will recover from the wound uasI
tied upon him, and he therefore pe,jtio
your honorable court 10 release him mi
on his giving $4,000 bail, which /
iinount he cnn give /
The object of The petitioner in helm,
released ~ that lr may he eps1I.i \
raise flrdS for this trial. He desira.
TO go to Eurnp" and l,c,nr ven M
Subject OF poiitics III the lniud S,a,s
IOf America, with which subject h.
deems him self To be thoroughly c1Bye,,
ssant. He then desires to return tols
sUnited States, and in the large citia
ITO repeat the lecture. He believes N
I will be beneficial to HIN, and pledges
Ithe hoC orable court that if he is reIa,
led upon his own recognizance he will
pledge himself to appear in person up|
ION the lst day OF February ensuing b.
Ifore your honorable court, to answer ,hs
charge of shooting the said james A
iGarfeld, President Of the United Stats
Tor any other charge that may be pn.
Iferred against him.
Speaking of Guiteau, this gentleman
.said: "My own opinion is that he 10
|munomaniac ON the subject Of killing
the President. When saw him hvr
scented the supposl'ion that he va
,crazy, and decided that insanity wOGa
ever be his plea i'll court He talks
freely, hut he is evidently disqnieied|
lin his mind. He seems At .ast to realize|
THE enormity of his crime, and feels
badly whenever he is spoken to con-
|cerning it,"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
THIRD edition.
+ CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION
OUR DEAD PRESIDENT.

the War Department. In August, 1862,
he was put in command OF the forces at
Cumberland Gap, but his health failed,
and he was Obliged to 90 North on sick
leave. On his recovery he was ap
pointed member of the Fitz John Por-
ter court martial, and afterward he
again Joined the Army of the Cumber-
land. His last service was at the battle
of Chickamauga. A fortnight later he
was commissioned Major General "for
gallant conduct and important servi.
Ces. l."
In the meantime he had been elected
to Congress from the Nineteenth dis
trict of Ohio, which for many years had
been represented by Joshua II Giddings,
Doubtful whether to remain in the
army or to take his seat, he went to,
President L;nco n for advice. Lincolnl
is reported to kave said to him: "The'
Republican majority in Congress is,
very small, and 1t is often doubtful
whether we can carry the necessary
war measures; and, besides, we are,
greatly lacking in men of military ex-
perience in the House to regulate legis
lation about the army. 1t Is your duty.
therefore, to enter Congress.
On the 9th OF December, 1863, General,
Garfield took his seat, the youngest
member of Congress. Because of his
military experience he was consulted
by other congressman on military af-
fai,s, and it was In the discussion of
such measures that he became promin-
ent. 1t was in this period of his life
that Mr.. Garfield won his first case as a
lawyer, which was pleaded before no
less tribunal than the Supreme Court
ofthe United States. He had been ad-
mitted to the Bar in 1860, when he was
President of Hiram College. He was
about to resign that position and begin
to practice as a lawyer when the break
ing out Of the war called him to his
short career OF arms That career end I
ed, he next appeared in public life as a
meu ber Of the Thirty-eighth Congress.
He was reelected to the next Congress-
and was placed on the Committee of
Ways and Means, to qualify hlmsel
for which he studied eXhaustively ont
financial subjects. When again reel
ected, in 1876, he had become in his own
party an authori y on all matters apper-
tanning to finance.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Down an klnb a u n Meut.'

Yesterday afternoon a horse wish a
scart load of dir, backed over an en-
sbankment twenty feet high, at Twelfth
land Walnut streets, The driver was
Engaged in backing II load, when untor-
1unarely he went back litt'r too far.
!and the cart went over dragging the
horse with it. a number OF men hur-
lri. d to his assistance, but II was some
) time before ne could hc released trCm
3the cant, and raised to his feet. He
tdid not appear to BE- injured il any
bway.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Last Trim.

The steamboat Felton, will make hel
last regular trip for this season between
,thi. city and Phila lelphia on Friday
sIn former times steamboats, run on thi,
route until the commencement of cold
}w Gather, but of late years they haze
baen withdrawn as soon almost as the
summer ended Whether the citizens
Ia!l prefer travelling on the railroad OIL
70 cause the boa: belongs to the
Erailruad company, that it is withdraw
80 early iii the season, we are not pre-.
4pared to say
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Opentug buy n NliddleaoHn.

Quito large numher of persons left
,this city, this morning, on the Della,
ware train. enH,arked tor Mid 6letOwn,
where the Fair Of Tho Agricultural anu
genealogical Society will open. 1t is.
promised by the Society that this Fair
Twill lar exceed any yet held at that
Eplace. Excursion tickets are soli by;
|the Railroad C,mpauy ut reduced rates.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Tn, FOOtlights'

On Friday evening next, eci tne viii
and pow eriul drama "Dippin"ss' 1n"ss by
Sbs PRODUCED at the opera HOUSE, onsOl
atirst class company. The plsscsaa"ted /,
l3great interest and will DO pte'ei in New
gprecisely tho same manne. v will bripG
Work City. The company W."
stheir scenery with them. will be 4
i On Saturday night there IN .trels,
! rich treat for the lovers Of u ~ Hague'
Eas on that occasion san ,hsir I drs
sEnelish minstrels will make 'n'
Aappearauce in this CITY.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Preac hcrs' Association.

Yesterday morning the Preachers AS
|sociation of this city held their regula
weekly meeting in the pastors room Of
sGrace NJ. f. Church, Presiding Eide
Matlack being present. No business o
Importance was transacted, the minis
tiers present giving short outlines .
sermons preached by them on Sunday
5rhe theme for discussion at the mex
meeting will be Camp Meeting tx
,petience.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Rtturned Home.

/ Mr.. Fran"iS Vincent, who has been
ola ,hort "trip to Boston, returned bone
yesterday. He wishes us to state that
Che still has the money in his possession
that he fphn! Oh ,he street as he was
rsrartlng away. The owner can now
sssecure IL. same by calling on Mr.. Win.
Sctnt, proving property and pay ing fol-
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
SIXTH edition
Arthur Enro.te 70. =, =,

.Anur EnrOafe for Loup
special Despatch to the KErrnlIc.S ''''
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2o-l,q. ,
Vice Presiden: Arthur has ,.,, -,
home and gone to Long Branch -
Icity is assuming the most sor,, ~
|pearance, many of the stores and :,
|of business being draped in mon,,,
The streets are thronged with uso,,.
adness seems depicted on .vo,u
|tenance. All seem to mourn III. 4
[of our lamented President. N
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Pain Sea re ier-Dr. Silnmss

The famous pain medicine unequaled
'nn surpassed non. can successfully "
[comre'e with il. Admired by thou
sands as the great cramp, pain, rheu
jnatism, headache and general pain
lremedy. Every household keeps il, be.
cause it IL splendid 70 have on hand
ready. t5orts.) Sold by dealers; main
|lepol, An ana King, Philadelphia, co.
Arch street
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
The susie Mccall.

On and after Tuesday, Septembe
E20th, the steamer $. a. Mccall, plyin,
between Wilmington and Pennsgrove
swill run but four days per week, Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
sleaving Pennsgrove at $50 and 1000 a
s. m. and p. m; Wilmington at 500 a
! NJ, 200 and 800 p. IN. Stage will con
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Personal.

Rev. Anthony Atwood visited our
|city this lnorninr. Although III his Slst
year he enjoying good health and
seems quite active, and in the best of
spirits, We regret to Gear that Mrs.
Atwood is somewhat OF An invalid, her
health having become much impaired
jhy the cn@roachlnents Of old father
time.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Institute ReOpened.

The Library and leading room in
sthe Wilmington Institute, which has
been closed in the evenings during the
warm weather, and also been under.
going repairs, is now permanently op
Sened for the winter. The reading room
lis situated in the main hall of the
building, and will be open until ten
eo'rlock.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
The New Catholic Church ut ASH
land.

I'll G dedication Of the new Catholic
Church at Ashland, Del, which IL re
ceivlng the flushing touches, viii taxi
place on the second Sunday III October
Blshup Becker will be present ~ IN,
dedication, and there will probably b'
a delegation sent from this city. The
building presents han 1some appear
,nce, being made of frame, and is 7oA4'
fact
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
ulrthuuy Party.

Mr.. Frank Linton, resn a,tsined bis
,727 Madison street, having avd anrsrsd tho
majority yesterday, ce,sUaI arun'ug. An
event by a party last even,nH ,, ware pro-
:abundance OF refreshments ,iS Ms'I Iamp't
yid.d, to which the guests ,alav ala oil Of BIZ
Justice. There were ANY,, .", time wa'
sneut in enjoyment and !. COM, mnsn he,
Senartsd SIuns % for their homes, si'e, M nS happy
p"a'rs HIN q return m Of many bright anu '
birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
The Ring.

The coming of Coup's Great Circus
and Hippodl ome on Monday reXt, vii
be the event Of the season. Beside:
his own moaster show MIR. Coup ha'
with Farinis Great Paris
Hippodrome, with a tent so large tina
it requires two hundred men with hors'
power to raise 1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
President Arlhurs First Euty.

q
= Chester A. Arthur is now the consti
Stutioual President OF the United States
lmade so by the prcioundest bereave
Smeut of the nation.
q The regular session Of Congress Is ye,
1.-TWO and a half months distant. There
Eis no President pro TEN. of the Senate
Bno Speaker OF the House, no one to per
Eturm the Executive dutieS III case of the
death OF the new President.
: This is a peri TO which our govern
hment should not be exposed a day lon
Eyer than IS absolutely unavoidable, and
sthe first duty of President Arthur is I,
iNall an extra session of the Senate al
Eonte. He may not Getm il necessary to
sconvenc Congress, but the earliest re,
assembling Of the Seuate is a supreme
Epecessit!, 10 enable that body to elec. 4
President.
! This is period in the history of the
6nation when patriotism aud duty ar,
kparalnonnt 10 all party interests
&WLether the new President of the Sen
TATE shall be Anthony or Bayard, a Re
Spubican or Il Democrat, is IA matter OF
Einsiguilicance when weighed in the seal,
AtgainSt the possibility of the greates'
Pgovernnrnt of the earth being withou
Ne lawful Executive
There will be grave uncertainty il
Mhl>lness until 'he Senate shall b- callet
and halt 10 the present pros
Eperity OF the nation may be addict tC
E1he present universal gloom, unless tn,
Enew President shall promptly meet th'
Bpllin duty fhat demands an extra ses
ES!Cn Of the Senate.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
False PreleHSeh.

1t is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
to be made of wonderful foreign roots,
barks, &c. ,and pulled up by long, bogus
certificates of pretended miraculous
cures. but simple, pure, effective med
icine, made of well known valuable
remedies, that furnish its own ceriin-
Gates by its cures. We refer to Hop
Bitters, the purest and best OF medl.
cines.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Large MORALLY,

TIE difference between the number OF
deaths last week in tie city and the
week last year is alarm.
and last year for the corresropdin.
week there were but II, making a diff
ference %.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Maine News,

Hop Bitters, which are advertised il
our columns, are sure cure for agne
and kidney complaints
Those who use them say they canhot be
TOO highly recommended, Those aititct
ed Should give them a fair trial, and
will become thereby enthusiastic IN ths
praise of It's curative qualities.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
An Unpr.ceaeuteu Demand ,

o. e OF t. e d-st merchants of Akron
ami the leading druggist of that section
Mr.. Il Steinbscher, informed the writer
that without exception the sale Of the
Hamburg Drops was the most satisfac-
,ory of anything he had ever sold, and
that the unprecedented demand was
due solely % its merits. Sucn empha:-
ic express ions need no comment on our
mari
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
lSylte ~ preetOOs

If you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms Of piles
|to-menting you, take unce a few
doses of Kid2ey Wort. Ii is nature 4
great assistant. Use it as an advance
|guard-don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
nFAT H q,

the l7th inst, Ann Long, aged 81
4 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
sAvitcd to attend the fuperal from her late
aresidcnce, No T23 edscn street, on Wed
fnesday afternoon, ts meet M house Mt 2ocscL
!lrternent at Wilmington ant Brandywine
scemetery.
the 10Th inst,, George A. Ben
soh, in the nth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
Ivted to attend the funeral from his late resi-
ID enee in the Ninth Ward, on Tnursdsy morn
Rng, to meet ut the house Mt 10 O'Clock, to pro
aceed to Bethel M. h. church. I
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
The Treaims Mt OF the Preside nj.

( From the Times.
q There are people who will persist in
B the belief that had the President re.
ceived less uedtca. attention he would
Ehaye lived, w!i.t ot hers will urge that
&neithrr in kind nor amount was the
HPresi lent's trnatn cut what 10 ought ia
Ehave been. We beiev We That the ist
majority of thinking people are entirriy
! at one with the influential majority OF
/ the medical profession in the convictou
Elthat everything has been done FIR The
d President which science could suggest
for human skill accomplish. Because
Sthe whole conduct of the case has been
Esubjcct 10 the enormous maguiiying
sglass of daily newspaper record, be-
Ecanse every symptom has been tabulat.
Eed and every phase OF a long Hines,
knoted and commented on, it does not
follow that the treatment was less de-
cidcd or the absence of fuSsiness les.
complet, than II tie President had been
an ordinary patient i'll city hospital.
b If the charge Of too much doatorIng
haselesS, the inSinua,icn that the
President had not the beuehS of all the
grcsources of medical science is equally
4 80. The clinical hiStor- Of the case
kwill be a mater for professional disc nS.
Es!on AS soon as its details are fully
gknown; 50 far rs the non-protessional
Epublic is concerned, there is Il well
grounded faith that eve ythiug has
been done to save the Presidents .ify
9which the highest medical skill Of ,he
country could command and execute.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
A Cool II ResOrf.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar.
den is the incest and coolest place for re.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
Emylh Post Attention.

A special me ting of Smyth Po t No
4, will be held this (Tuesday) evening
lat y. O'Clock, in the Drum Corps Room
corner Fourth and King streets, t.
take further ~ zion on the New Caste
Camp Fire excursion. BY order OF
OLIVER BLISS, Post Commander.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
heath Of an Presi Aent.

There will be q special service of
!rrayer in st. Andrews church, on
Wednesday, at 10.30 o. IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
M M!ARRIAGES.

LONGSTRETH-JOHN AT Phiiadel.
phia, on the 18th inst, by the Rev W. N
Adair, Chas. X. Lon q treth to Miss Jennie
johnson, both ofthis city.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
OATTON'S TEA sTOKI,
NO. 8 WEST THIRD STREET,
fCrlppen' n Old Stapl.1

(CriPp6H y OIu StaNU.1
Having purchased tne above store from
james Crippen, ! AN now prepared TO fur
MISC the toll wing goods Of the Lest quality :
Teas, OOdees and Spices. 81 u. ars at cost TO
China anu Glassware presented
70 purehxs rs Of tea and cafee, or sold AZ
reasonable rstos. JOSLPH ID. PATTON.
septA~ln
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
WlLMINuluN QUOTATIONS
WILMINGTON NAY ANDsT <AW
MARKET.

NOR SALE.-THREE STORY BRICK
H house; good location East side only
91A00. GREGG PIERCE,
septlo-3tt Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
EXCURSION b.

Old pictures copied to any size ai
5utterley 4 Co.'S, .U2 Market streets
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

The Pho ii. boys had It. tnsit ls.t street s
mads aae At u, B. Coles 9o2 Msrk''
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

Special bargains in Lamps, China and
Glassware. at No II East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

suy Gid soil Government, State City Bonds
Stocks bought and sold 10 tho New York
|phtlaielphia and Boston markets on col,Inis
laOn.
Letters o. credit given, available In al
yarts q. the world, and drafts on England
=, land, France. Germany and Switzerland
ssued.
No have now FOR sale 20 sharos Now York
WOodlawE and Rockaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
|T,LLlOTr, JOHNSON h 90,
~ BANKERS AND Bk OH EK0,

KCoR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
81 Socks, bonds and other securities bough
b. and sold and carried on margins In New York
N3oston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
Ilngton. to 81. of which cities we have DIRECT
4PRIVArE WIRES,
Futures in wheat, corn, cats and provision
|3oought aud sold IN Chicago and Eastern mar
e1kets.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

AYYANTS - LADIES IN W. MT "
w good cooks and chamber maids, can
be supplied ut 4lO Iatn III rect s.pt1o- u
MkS. MEYfK,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

ID GA RDIN G-CHEAP ANU COOL
Id board for man and wife or single gen.
tisman, At 30o nhipley str.e,. septzu-lItr
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
HOrse in the POuN(

A gray horse that is retained in the
City pound will be sold tomorrow il
not claimed by his owner.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

VKr rANrEDLA GIRL IN A SMALL
w family for genet@i hous5*Ork, oe Del
aware avenne, between cot and Liucoln It's
sept2o-2tt =. MAhSltN.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

w ANTED-A GIRL To DO HOUSE
w work ut 1J7 ". Eighth st. ssrtls2tI
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
ASDkA E
ID X. hOBtHSON \ 90.
BANKERS AN; ;JEnK ELS,

n. T. COR FOUkln AND MARKET
Wilmington, I,ol.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

A ND PERM ANEN1
l. board table board, AZ bV6 Kilg street
septl7 ut
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
T.. Z. FREY l..
NO. IL EAST SECOND STREET,
DEALER IN

WHITE WINES :-CalifJruia, Reisliug and
|Cata wba Dry; sweet :-Angelica and NJ us
rcAlelle. R-D VINES: Burxundi, 1T s and
llO cents psr glass niso the best and largest
glass Of Deer In town.
! r. B.-1 his ;s the only place In t wn that
sci s ,1slifa,l la VI ineh. Also all brands vi
all. .rloaA .na..IG,.M.. teptlS-u
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20

KEET1NG-TH EAULD,IA CORP
Nl tf Post e. u. A. n.. will met at cir
hall, on Wednesday ev 1ing. sep aO2t
MRS. FA.ElChER, President.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
1 O'Clock Prices,
WIlminvtOn lMI

The O'clock stock quotations Of the New
EYork and Philadelphia Stock Exchange. re-
sreceived over the private wire of Elliott John
Sson 4 Co., stock brokers Ut Sixth IN Market
Kstreels, are rs follows: