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Something New!

WE have just received two huRdred
samples Of Spring Csssimeres from the
old, reliable tsilors, Devlin s Co., New
York. Suits measured to order at low
prices A At guaranteed or no pay. Call
and see for yourselves.
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The "Query Column" of the COURIER
will enlighten it's readers by ans werinE
the following; 1st. Is cord of wool the
same in all the States? Is bushel OF
corn or wheat the same2 2nd. Why are
so many unimportant words printed in
italic in the Bible2 3rd Why is the South
called Dixie? 4th What is the Republic
can maj ority in the next Congress? How
many negroes among them?
Ans,oer list A cord of wood is the
same everywhere. The weight of the
bnshel is established by State law, and is
different in different States. 2nd. They
are intended to show the words not in the
original text. 3rd. The South is some
times called "Dixie Land" from very
popular song during the civil war Mr..
Dixie was a real character, very kind TO
his negroes, and the song was supposed
TO have been written in compliment to
that class of slave owners. 4th. The next
Congress stands LAG Republicans, lao
Democrats and Greeahaekers. There
are no negroes among them. The Green
hackers could, by voting with the Demo
Gratis organize the House, but majority
of them, it is said, will vote with the Re
publicans n reference
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QuEsrIox-now long will it take pas
senger TO sail around the world, and how
much would il cost? How much would a
twelve months tour in Europe, visiting
all the principal cities and countries, cost
Referred to some of our correspondents
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Next Dosr to HOlcOmbe's Drug Store.
CLINTON ST., HICKMAN, KY.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
hNfgtars nj ROChlo.s

Yesterday morning about n'cIo,, :,
attempt was made by burglar, IA hss
into the house Of William Cbadv,s
residing at lockland, and cbrm. =,
DnPonts powder works, Mr.. Cb,i 4
wick was awoke from sound .Isan A., h..
a noise rs if some persons were ,,yi,s NJ
70 open the front door. She jmm4d,,s
ly awoke her husband, who seNeI HI,
shot gun. heavily loaded, procnr4a !,
position and tgeh the cont.n,. ,br,n,s
the door Al the burglars This rn
tther warmrr work than the l,t,r-ar
pected and hey Immediately ran N,
Chad wick iDlioVc,t them 10 the pnl AL
the laue and fired another shot sAs
them as they ran, Uut he does not krov
whether the shot strnck any ef ,A-m
He regrets that he did not wal, pntI
they opened the door and then b,y,
given tnem the load of shot where NJ
would have proved ettpctnal
Two suspicious looking men we,s
seen prowling around on SUNDAY and
it i. believed they are the gully pu
ties. Our informant says tha. i. i,
nothing unusual TO see strange ma |
with a female dog come around which
attracts watch dogs away from th |
houses, and the people follow to kes |
the dogs from lighting. During tha |
time the men slip tu and rob the hous
1t is suggested that the county consp
bles should accost all such wandering
vagabonds, and if they cannot giui
good account of themselves to arrs
them for tramps aud have them v@I
ished. If everybody would giw
rascals as warm d reception a,E
Chadwick did, there would soon bal
check put to thieving.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
An Infant Killed In an Attempt 10
OusraS its Mother.

NEW YORK, Oct. An IA miserable
rookery III the rear of a tenement house,
No. 80 West Twenty eighth street,
Lucy lynch, the 2l year old wife of a
sailor who is away On one Of the Uni
ted States war vessels, became the
mother Of female child fifteen days ago.
Her bed was made on the floor, here
she lay nourishing her baby, surround
ed by drunken men and women. THIS
afternoon the attention OF the police
vas attracted by all unusual noise in
the house. Entering they found the
child dead and the mother halt frantic
She told her story Of havin. been as-
saulted by four men, who killed her
child, and she called upon John and
Celia Campbell, neigdbors who shared
her rooms, as witnesses. As these peo.
pie were both drunk the police took
them with the dead child and its moth.
er 10 the station house and called in the
Coroner, to whom the woman repeated
the story Of the attempted outrage by
the men, who killed tn. child by step
ping on it. The men, who are believed
to be ex-convicts, escaped. Detectives
are on their track.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
WHIST rabURNAM EMF.
Drawings Last Evening f~r the
TOurGh CODleRA.

At tie regular weekly meeting OF
the Cosmos Club, held las, evening, the
drawing of teams, TOR the next Whist
Tournaments took place with the fol.
lowing suit.
j. +. Campbell and G. j. Hart, &.
f. Smith ami Thomas Harper, q. n.
Dure and n. X. Brrtulelte, f. h..
Rhcads and Frank W. Reeve. ii. &.
Bcrtolette and Waiie Townsend, j. 2.
Wickershan aud Walter Thompson,
w. b. Haddock and {. j, Camp Sl!, D..
II. HazIet, and j. G. Fighter.
THIS makes he fourth tournament
given by this club, There are two
melals given as prize to the persons
winning the most games during the
tournament. The parties gaming three
of the tournaments Is entitled to the
medal permanently. IL has been won
by & +. Smith, oLcr; Is, $. Clark,
once, j. Z. RICHTER, once, and n. r.
Bertole'te, twice. II Mr.. Ber:olette
secures it this time the medal will be-
lons to him. The games have not com
menced yet. bat will probably con-
mence this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
Tho ss.- Reu,e Ce.spirasors. G

WARRINGTON, Oct. 4.-Thomas j.
Brady and the other persons accused In
the information which was filed last
week appeared in the Criminal Court
to-day. accompanied by counsel, who
announced that they desired to file Q
motion to quash or set aside that infor-
nation. There has been a great
change in the attitude Of these persons
within the last three mouths.
On June q, while the agents OF the
Government we're hard at work exam.
ining the records Of the Post Office DE.
partment and collecting evidence
against the ring, Thomas j. Brady, ap.
peared in the Criminal Court with q
great flourish OF unpets, accompanied
by three lawyers, and demanded that
legal proceedings should at once be be-
gun against him, NO that he could defeat
fis accusers and overwhelm them with
shame.
A long letter written by him was
presented to the court, referring to q
supposed intention to delay proceedings
against hin. until September. He said:
".ro this disposition of the matter l do
most earnestly and energstically pro.
test. If there are any charges to be
presented against me before legal tri.
bunal, for alleged misconduct while in
office, desire that proceedings be
promptly instituted in order that may
have an opportunity to appear and
vindicate myself therefrom. He ex-
presses great anxiety to meet the
charges.
81 am ready now" said he, "or at
any time. SIMPLY want an opportu.
nifty to meet tie charges when presented
in some Legitimate form and before a
recognized tribunal Some Of the
charges have now been presented, but
his anxiety TO meet them does not APP
pear 10 lH 70 great as ii was in June.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
THIRD edition.
TAo Honey Aarkeo,

October opens with uncertainty a.
to the future of the money market than
has been felt at any other time this
year. For "a time, rs was predicted,
the imports of gold supplied the needs
of the New York market. But the great
rise in prices of important produce has
checked exports in September, 40 that
the immediate balance Of trade has
probably been against US, while the
state Of the New York stock market
has invited considerable purchases Of
securities in London on America, and
thus has turned the rate of exchange.
Gold can hardly be imported now at a
profit. Again, the disbursements Of
the Treasury were expected to be large
enough in September to made to make
the money. market very easy. Secre-
tary Windows offer to pay interest
without rebate to October on called
bonds did JUDGED bring in bonds TO u
large amount, butt. has left outstand-
ing a much larger amount than the
Treasury officials expected. The
receipts OF the Government have been
surprisingly large--about $500, 900
from customs and $l3, 400 600 from in er-
nal revenue.
The disbursements fer ordinary pur-
poses and accrulng interest have been
only about $50, 900, 900, 80 that $l7 1885,
Al and sixty six cents nave been taken
from the country TO reIuce the pubic
debt. The disbursements for bonds
have been smaller, 80 that the Treasury,
instead of rrturntus TO the market the
large sums withdrawn rom it in July
and August. has addst over $40 100000
10 its cash balance. Finally, instead If
buying bonds, the Secretary Of the
Treasury has decided 10 cali in SO, 0O0,-
900 of the three and half per cents and
to pay only par and accrued interest
for such as may be presented, not ex-
ceedins $1,000, 900 each week for the
weeks ending 0cto Der %. ltiS GENERALLY
felt that this plan affords no assur-
anCe that money already withdrawn
from the market unnecessarily, will be
returned 10 IT, and any case Of ruer-
genry, because the proposed purchases
are less than the recent weekly excess
OF revenues over ordinary expenditures.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
FIFTH edition
THE WEATncD

An extraordinary Ch.,..
Time. 'e" aean
AS everybody knows tho
September was the warms.. month d|
fallen upon us for manv v.ss mat hu
mat month we had the hottes,' ,' lnhs
ol the entire season, the thar,'a a4aths
running away up beyond hpmr,monea,|
grees in the shade. Octohau Octhanaredd d
with continuation of ths ooer m opeaa
neat neat and people began to wourDr oUuprores'iN 81
ther 1t would eve! get cool avai" uer VIII
ever they were undeceived last '' n no.
J est"rday morning there was n'' nla
shower and after it had passsJ I qalpl
sun came out again az hot aS over
ed around indicating rain, rs Rn, No. iios
ieil however and at seven o'cI0l Is l'ft4
ar became cool and little lar, t,ogA M y
sul! cooler. 1t continnsJ ;, II eFa
cooler and at II o'cIaa." "gr
nlsht many overcoats and as
""pPiuss were In demand ,,a
wind at times howled dism,a anu lh
blew little hurricanes. Tb".,y Tbis s,,. aai
affairs continued until this m"' 0'a,s
about seven O'Clock when tho h'aulnlns
eter indicated A degrees at m ,ba t4tr,nsn' u pr'l
LIcAs office, where at three "lrvs o'a'
Yesterday afternoon it stood ~ aoct - sNct
The difference between SO and AZ i'sles s1s
grees, shows big change in ',''tt y.
hours. The sudden appear ,nr. y. Nv
many utsters, overcoats, blank, sh,.
moods and some people even WIKI h'", W.,
tens on Is rather novel sieh. " nS' 'a'.
bnt few hours before every a,,i,,. %ua
Clothing that conId be disposed I'e of n,E
propriety was discarded. At NOW, W. VIVA
day the cold snap continues and ",pn ,,n %
the Thermometer has risen nm '+o4sa ~ Y!
neighborhood of 60. the marka, ra.. M ~
are still hugging their n,s,s,ip p"iat ,pt
shawls close around their sbr,.a saa
forms. '-''''ass
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
for SAe hpeakcrship.

ported that a conference of representa-.
tive Democrats and Greenbat kers has
been held III New York, preliminary to
secure the organization OF the House of
Representatives IN the next Congress.
Kelley was said by The Green hackers
to be their candidate tor Speaker, but
the Democrats told them that Kelley
wanted the chairmanship Of the Ways
and Meaus Committee. Abram s.
Hewitt thought that the Republicans
ought to be allowed, while parties were
so evenly divided, TO elect the Speaker,
the Democrats and Gr-enhack-rs 10 be
well placed on the committees.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
DIR. rODD's FAMILY MEDICINES.

NO. D, for l)ySpepsla and CONSTIPATION; NO.
10, for Diarrhea Dysentery and Chsrlera In
fantum; No. Is, icr Brlght's Disease and
other Diseases Of the Kidneys No. 20. for
Coughs and Colds; No. rs, for Coughs, Bron-
cbitis and Lung Difficulties No. 80, for
Asthma Oroup and Whooping Cough; Nos.
S5 ard 10, for Catarrh; No. 4t, for Hoarseness
and Sore Throats; Nos 30 and %, Diseases
Of the Blood and Skin; Nos. " and 66,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Bowels, Stom
ach, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb, etc, Nos. 70
and 75 Neuralgia, Rheumatism and Gout;
No. so, for Worms; No. s5 Functional D1s
ease OF the Heart; No. 70, for Nervous Weak
ness; No 95, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spe itc; Nos. lO5
and 10, Fever Ague, all low types Of Fever,
Malaral Disease generally: No. u.s. to reg
ulate the Menstrual Discharge, AmenorrhGa,
DysmenorrhGa. etc; No. l2D. lncont,nuance
of Urine in children; No l?6, Diseases of the
Urinary Organs Impotence, etc
These medicines are especially prepared
and can bo relied upon 10 cure the lhseasts a
for which tHey are recommended. Price 81
ceuts and IL per bottle, Ftr sale by drug
xists and the Proprie or, Dr. James Todd, No.
sO2 Market street, Wilmington. Delaware.
Persons suferins from any Chronic Disease
VIII do we'll TO cocsult DR. Todd. 'ffice hours
from a. IN. tos p. m, on tuesday and Fri
day, and from ~ y y. 10. all o her days ex-
oept sundays
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
Garfield Monument Fund.

The following additional names hsS'
been received ia aid OF the Garte'
Monument, which makes total OF 4lv
A. w. Hyland, VIM B, Norton, II. "
Harvey, l.. w. Yonkers, Thomas !
Smith, j. Talley Smith, Alvareta
Smith, Ella Il. Smith, Annie b. kili
Il. A. McVeigh, Robert Atkinson, JON
V. Christv, Laura NJ. Christy, y
Stradley, N. B. Morrison, b: H. nea'
ey, Mary Il. Pennington, I. W. ftnl
l.. 7, Bush, Mrs. Maria Bush, fioreny
Bush. The marble to be used loF ~
construction OF the III, nument Is 70 .,
donated by Mr.. q. F. BeardsIey :.
Glen Falls, Warren county, n l.
will be of fine white marble, piece y
" hich is now on exhibition at the la'",
ware store Of Duncan Rros., no "
Market street, where subscrlptiol'
the fund are also being received.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
A SEHIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Thrown from . Wag.
ON Brcak Ing his Shoulder Riade
ana Collar Bone.

Geo. Casey, IL young man about %
years of age, son OF Mr.. Robert Casey
of Brandywine Hundred, who has a
stall in Second street market house for
The sale of ice cream, met with an ac.
rident yesterday afternoon that may
cause his death. He drove into this
city, early in the afternoon, to purchase
some ice to use III making ice cream.
Alter he had taken it home he started
Out To gather mp cream among the far
iners. On hIs returu, when within a
bali mile of bone, the bride bit broke,
causing the brlulc 70 slip from the
horses head. Tie horse did not seem
frightened at first and George attempts
Ell to ge! out and repair the damage,
speaking to the horse As he did SO. AS
he was standing on the shafts on the
verge of lcap,ng uut, The horse sudden
ly II ade a lunge and started forward
AT rapid pace, throwing the young
man violently to the ground, breaking
his shoulder hlad, aud collar bone and
injuring him in other places. The
horse never stopped until he reached
home. The young mans father, see.
Ing the horse, knew that his son was
Injured and immediately hitched the
horse to another wagon and started in
search of his son, whom he found lying
in the road where he fell.
He was not unconscious when found
and did not seem 10 mind it very much.
he was tax n home and DR.. CaIyer, OF
Booths corner scut tor, who arrived
III the evening, examined the injured
parts, applying wet rags So Us the blood
would circulate, u said he could not
set the broken part, until morning aud
tn he was pretty badly hurt.
The wagon was = ue" one. valued AT
$ll5, and was completely demolished.
The harness was broken little, but the
horse escared injury. The animal was
col sidered quiet AMI perfectly gentle
and was never known to run away be-
fore. The boy suffered severe pain dur.
ing the night
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
Complaint

IA Reader" of South " u 4rpna
com plains Of the actions OF .ne si'od nub
" ho last evening not only fll'th hu, t' i
streets with their apparatus u "ms,y
their hose carriages over the ls''s pa. rp,1s
The writer says he has greaSS aS.t III
for iiremen but he tklnks Una, .ct !
should show II disposition 10 ,SsI ~"
gentleman while on duty az ,,;se. %
when off duty. A hint to 1ne W."
saws. should be enough.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
Wishfcgfer Death.

Since my return from the army
have suffered with severe pans III III Y
lower limbs, which at times to'S's '. '.
lifted me for any kind Of business Y
at other times the pain was 80 se'1
ttat I wished for death to relieve l' u.
my sutferings. After having IfIeln ns,',
best pbysicians and various weIi'hlg'.
remedies without benefit, | preMD
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, which feA''N
the pain instantly. w
NJ. ACHENBACK, Salamanca NJ
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
The FOnrib street PaVcms''

Davis & Bro. PAYERS and gfsns,
streets having been charged II , n.i,,iu. l%
noon paper yesterday with hrI' ~ sus
posed upon the city and eXas@ s,,r ~ 70
$50 more than what was CONN., h, X
them, say that the extra cbaiess essS s Al
crossings which they fnrni'.bN ill .bs cr
which was not mentioned III Wv Wv o,t,
tract. Had they not made tnis ~ V Il,
charge for crossings they ny
woult have lost 5000.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
n0yed 70 Wlln nl1nGtDn.

DR.. James H. Scott, graduate OF tAs
Baltimore Dental College in 1859, bav'
ing moved his family to this city may
now be found at his office, 9l7 Market
street, from a. III. to 1880 p. IN. and
from l.30 to 6 p. IN. Dental science In
all its branches executed in the most
skilltul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for s. s. Whites
specialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
Airan YcRGer,

A07 Shipley street, has just received the
finest and largest stock of Buffalo robes
and other fancy fur robes that have ever
been In any house in Delaware. He
has also laid in An extremely large stock
Of fine lap robes and horse blankets.
These goods, with his large stock OF
homemade harness and trunks, he pro.
poses to sell lower than the lowest, sim
ply because he buys for cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05

Just received at Beaton Smlth's,
Pharmacy. cor. Seventh and Fine SITS,
an invoice of G. G.. Green's Boschees
German Syrup, August Flower and
Ague CO nqueror, direct from manutac-
turers. Get fresh bottle. Has toilet
sCap at 5 and 10 cts.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
Dr Sim ms A uE ne h''''

The great American remeay 1,,n y.nd ID is
rapid cure Of augue and cnil,'' nlam'ed.
and malarial fever as now hainoi !, !. ,s
dom dom more than one chill after t.a,H " eIin i n
Cures everywhere ana ~ ~ 'saa e'srs -. W. b
alike. Now In use for ~ yf%,s, srs al
never heard Of a failure neiD to qudsI dspos,
a box by mail Scots . ma mS' atree..
and King, Pnila. COZ Arcn ! si,ui s%i,ruueeisI
rail dealers sell it; ask your of'se
...o;,. m n,llnine.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
City N MArkecS.

The market this morning was well at
tended and had a wintry appearance,
everybody wearing shawls and coats.
Prices ruled high and buyers pleanty.
String beans, radishes, pumpkins,
ehestnuts, fresh saugage and pork steak
were offered for sale this morning.
Peaches and watermel0ns were very
scarce and prices high. The following
is n correct table
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
DO YOu Want Eu 10y m eut?

If SO go to Professor Ford's entertain
ment next Friday evening at Riddles
Chapel and you will be gratited. The
Professor Is atcomplete master OF the art
OF reading, d perfect mimic and the best
elocutonist III the State. The proceeds
are for The benefit Of the library Of The
Sunday School at the Chapel. The
house should be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05

William Hill an elderly man not
bearing any resemblance to the man
who had been described by the witness.
es for the prosecution, was then called
and sworn. live in the Eighth ward,
and own two houses on east Sixth
street.
At l.l5 court took q recess until l AS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
ElexNnt Bridal silver.

The largest and most attractive AS
sort'nent of sol Il silver Gods ever cx,
posed for sale in this city, will be open
for inspection, Oh Thursday, October 8,
at the store OF G. 4. Rudolph, No. 23l
Market street. The above goods are the
latest novelties in fancy silver.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
NOlA EOlOYNal man.

Thomas G, Steward against whom
bill of indictment for rape which WAS
ignored by the Grand Jury At the late
term of court was nor n coOred man as
stated by the Every Evening but was o
white man.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
NEW ADvER1IAEMENTe.
NOTICE.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
NRw IAErr u rn,txs,rv =. n.

N o''0H'
STATE OF DELAWARE,
NEW CASTLE County, s.s.
In conformity with the provisions of the
act passed by the General Assembly OF the
A. b., 1873. / hereby give nstice that an ap-
plication was filed In the Superior Court. on
the 9th day Of October, A. D., 1851, for q char.
ter Of ,ocorporatlon of a company, called the
Hercules Powder Company, to carry on the
business OF making, buying, selling, com.
pounding and refining chemical explosives,
cartridges, fuses. &c: and that draft OF the
proposed charter was filed with the applica-
tion, and is open to inspection
GEO. A. MAXWELL,
o,t51st Prothonotary.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 6th, 1851.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
M.chlEnu Nu6ereYa.

A special cole tion Was take, up in
81. Andrews 2. Z. Church, on Sunday
last, in aid Of the Michigan sufferers,
amounting to SlO7, which was turned
over to the general fund AT the First
National Bank. This amount swells
the total to $5S6 20.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
- gel Sick

Expose yourself day a;Ni. ana work work
too nard nsia Without rest; doctor all .dtSert tns
take all the vile nos1ru,nvt tnow
and then you will want " INV.
HOW TO GET WELL ,,or,,
which is answered in thre' :.
take Hop Bitte;s.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
RMkk0pDlA MI.

A class In bookkeeping will be form
ed at Rugby evening school this eve
ming. Young men wishing to join the
class will please call.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05

Travelling bags, satchels, cabbas, NC
at Stern 4 Zimmerman Ill Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
A Little Better Time,

The SLOW fast mail did exceedingly
well this morning, arriving in this city
oniy Is minute. behind her >chedu ule
time. A little more extra effort will
bring her in on time.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
VTHHE ARTlZANS' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.

Open to receive deposits daily from "a. Nj
antil p. NJ, and ON Tuesday and Saturda,
evenings from to 8 o'clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that all
profits upon its Investments, EXCEPT sr utuc!
~ IL required fort ne payment Of necessary
EXPENSES and fol suitable surplus for the Sc
curity OF depos'tOts, shal! Do divided amons
the depositors.
No manager 10 allowed to borrow any par
of the funds deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
fEoReB W. BUSH, CLENENT b. SMYTh
n. L.. LICHTENsTEIr, HRo. S. CAPHLLa,
OHAs. w. ROWLAND, N. X. benson,
+. DARL-FGToN, Jon IL. JACKSON,
WIN. ID. SWIFT, HENRY F. DURR,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD PUsyY,
WAsHINGToH AAsTInas.
tHe. W. BUSH. tRO. s. CAPKLLH,
President. ce-Presitient
+. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
nvi6-wtf OHARLHa W HowLApD Auditor
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
An nialgainaso" a

This morning we were eu tree on
sized =, spp,s sSpppn,xgsi g5GccnI cI.rf s' tns; va cs.;
lae cross b between the russe' yet snule ANU is Of
p,es' pie. Two thirds Of the nslasd sRp,di and
russell varisVy plainly ,1 ,nsriety just
third is Of the cider
plainly outlined.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-05
O'Clock PrICeh,

Tho o'eock stock quotations Of the Now
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange, re-
received over the private wire of Elliott. J Ohm
sol Co, STOCK brokers at Sixth AMI Market
streets, are as follows