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MESSAGE TO THE SENATE.

The Proclamation For Convening the Ex-
ira Session Of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-President
Arthur this morning sent the following
message to the Senate:
transmit herewith copy Of procla-
nation for the convening of the extra
ordinary session of the Senate OF the
United States at the capitol in the city
OF Washington on the 10th day OF oeto'
Der, at neon.
[Signed ] CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA: PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, Objects of interest to the
United States require that the Senate
should be convened at an earl y time to
receive and act upon such communica-
tions as may be made to it on the part
OF the executive, now, therefore, l
Chester A. Arthur, President OF the
United States, have considered it to be
my duty to issue this my proclamation
declaring, that an extraordinary de:
mand requires the Senate OF
the United States to convene
for the transaction of business at the
Capitol, in the city Of Washington, the
lOsh day Of October next, at noon on that
day. OF which all who shall at that
time be entitled to act as members OF
that body are requested to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the United States at Washington, this
twenty-third day of September, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one,and of the in
dependence OF the United States the
one hundred and sixth.
1Siyned1 CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
By the President,
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary of STATE.
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WHEELING, W VA. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II,

mands Of the occasion and the best in
terest OF our common country. Win
such hopes and in such spirit i now as
sumo and shall endeavor to perform the
duties Of the high position to which
your favor has assigned me-.
Mr.. Edmunds then moved that the
credentials Of Mr.. Aldrich, OF Rhode
Island, be placed on file and the oath OF
office administered.
Mr.. Pendleton said: In order that we
may have an opportunity OF examining
the credentials OF the Senator from
Rhode Island and the credentials. OF the
two Senators from New York, move
the Senate adjourn. %.
Mr.. Hoar called Mr.. Pendleton's at
tention to the fact that it was customary
to inform the President that the Senate
had organized.
Mr.. Pendleton expressed willingness
to admit of that being done, but Mr..
Edmunds insisted upon his motion tax
ing precedence. Mr.. Pendleton there
upon refused to withdraw his motion to
adjourn, which then prevailed, and the
Senate adjourned till tomorrow.
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What To-day WIN Bring.

WASHINGTON, October l0.-The pro.
ceedings OF the senate to-day indicate
that there is no loss OF partisan feeling
since the last session. Debate tomorrow
is expected to show increased heat The
action OF the Democratic caucus tonight
in appointing committee TO report upon
the protest OF the Democratic members
of the New York Legislature against
seating Lapham and Miller points to
possible reference OF their credentials to
a committee and an effort to elect
Secretary before admitting them.
It is believed the Republicans will
obstruct this by every means in their
power. The opinion is general among
Republicans that Bsyard will be allow
ed to remain as President pro tenn. until
the opening OF the regular session,
when David Davis will join to elect An
thony. Meantime no Secretary will be
elected.
The Democratic Caucus Last Night.
WASHINGTON, October l0.-Imme-
diately after the adjournment of the
Senate to-day the Democratic members
held cancus, lasting until P. N. The
question OF admitting three new
Senators, after considerable discussion,
was disposed OF temporarily by the ap-
pointment Of committee to examine
their credentials as well as to consider
the protest Of the Democratic
Senators OF the New York
Legislature against the admission
of Lapham anC Miller. The committee,
Senators Garland, Jones and McPher-
son, will repors to the caucus tomorrow
merning, when decision will probably
whether the New York Senators shall
be sworn in at once or their credentials
be referred tc the committee OF the
Senate for investigation. The caucus
also, after several ballots, nominated 5.
Q. Washington, candidate for Secretary
ship. No decision was reached on the
subject of electing Secretary to-mor-
row.
Senator David Davis Opinion.
WASHING ON. October l0.-The action
of Senator Davis, of Illinois, in voting
with the Republicans is the topic OF
much discussion. His vote would give
the Republicans q majority after the
three Senatorselect shall have been
sworn in, and pepublican Senators have
said they were in favor Of using their
advantage to elect a President as soon as
their Senators are admitted. A Demo
cratic Senator, who is on excellent terms
with Mr.. Davis, says the latter told him
he believed the Republicans are entitled
to the Presidency Of the Senate, because
they carried the election last year, and
especially as that official might become
President of the United States. That
so believing, he would vote to elect
Republican, but that if Bayard or any
other Democrat is elected and installed,
he Davisl will accept that as final, and
will not vote to turn the President out
to elect Republican.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
What Tammany Hall Proposes

ALBANY, October l0.-A large number
of delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention and many of the prospective
candidates have arrived. The Tammany
and Irving Hall delegations are regarded
as contestants by the State Committee,
and the county delegation will be placed
on the list as regular. 1t is understood
that Music Hall has been hired for the
Tammany Hall delegation to be used In
case that there is bolt.
ALBANY, October l0.-The Tam.
many Hall delegates to the
Democratic State Convention and
delegates OF the county Democratic
and the delegates Of Irving Hall Democ-
racy marched with contingents to their
respective hotels as they arrived
to-day. Tsmmany Hall had the largest
line. The county Democracy won the
loudsst applause. When John Kelly
reached the city he was told that there
was strong opposition to the admis.
sion to the convention OF the Tammany
delegation. He tresponded that
he was not disappointed. Tam.
many came to the convention
as in duty bound, leaving that Conven.
tion to take the responsibility OF their
exclusion. In reply to the question as
to whether Tammaay would hold a
separate Convention, he said that would
not be done. Tammany would return
to New York absolved from supporting
the ticket made here, but it would
nominate and support its own local
ticket. They wanted recognition here.
IL they could not get that then the party
Of the State could lay no claim to their
votes or support.
The State Committee went into ses-
sion this evening to make ups roll Of
delegates and select temporary chair
man. John Kelly, o member OF the
committee, objected to the County De-
mocracy delegation being placed on the
roll. The committee overruled the OBJ
lection. The. Tammanites this evening
say that they will support the ticket
and do not ask single nomination: :on
it 1t is said that they will unite with
Irving Hail on local ticket and run it
against that OF the county Democracy
with a view of showing that they can
cast the most votes, hoping, in that way,
to convince the rural Democracy that
they will have made a mistake in ruling
them out. A careful canvass shows
that there are but twenty.four rural
delegates in favor OF admitting Tam
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THE NEWS
OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.

u Il
Domestic.
The fund for Mrs. Garfield and her
children will be closed on the 18th inst.
There wss snow at Madre, So. Law
renee county, New York, yesterday
morning.
Thos. s. Hopkins, of Detroit. has been
appointed Clerk OF the Supreme Court
oi Michigan. ....
Two children Of Frank Ruepstaller, in
Sacramento, Cal, were perished in the
flames of their fathers house yesterday.
Or. John Buchcannon, of Philadel-
phia, was yesterday sentenced to one
years imprisonment and to pay fine
OF $1,000 ior selling bogus medical di-
plOmas.
Carl Upmain's cigar manufactoTY in
New York City was burned yesterday.
Two hundred workmen were in the
building when the alarm was given, but
all escaped with their lives.
Guiteau's counsel is much depressed
at the refusal of New York witnesses to
20 10 Washington to testify as 10 the in
sanity Of the assassin. Guiteau does
not want Mr.. Scoville to employ Robert
u. Ingersoll TO defend him, because "the
whole Christian world be prejudiced." "
A unzn gIviz= the-nAme o; W F..
Urecland ,24S Wabash avenue, Chicago,
attempted to cut his throat yesterday at
Lake Shore depot at Vicksburgh, Kala-
mszOO county, Michigan. He got off
there from the night express, and labor
ing under delirium tremens, inflicted
two or three severe wounds on his neck
and breast with knife, but not with
fatal effect.
Foreign.
The French troops entered the city OF
Tuuis, yesterday.
several collisions occurred between
police and the people in Ireland on
sunday.
The statement OF the Imperial Bunk
o. Germany shows decrease IN specie
oils, $4,000 marks.
The Ameer is raising three Candahar
regiments by iorcible enlistment and
sending them to Cabu'.
Baron Won Hsymerle, Austro-Hunga-
rian Minister al Foreign Affairs, died
suddenly in Vienna yesterday after
noon.
DIR. Schl:emann, the eminent archseo-
Io,ist. has arrived at the German en-
h,sSv in COnstantinople and asked fora
ti-man authorizing the continuance OF
pyclva'ion at Hesselark, the site OF
ancient Troy.
4 British man-of war visits Alexan-
dria under an arrangement OF some
time ago that an English msn-ot-war
should visit Alexandra ten days IN
every three months. A French vessel
accompanies the English vessel because
the two Powers are acting IN alliance.
The Turkish delegates have demanded
a special court OF inquiry into the stats
OF E:ypt generally. The Khedlve posi-
lively refused 70 assent to anything
constituting interference with Egyptian
Independence, and the delegates were
authorized by the Porte to withdraw the
demand.
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Tbe aue.t, of tbe Nation.

WASHINGTON, Oct l0.-The French
and German guests Of the nation will
on Friday be escorted by the civic socie-
ties and military to the rotunda OF the
Capitol, where they will be formally re-
ceiyed. There will be fireworks and
Examinations in the evening. On Sat-
urday there will be An excursion TO
Mount Vernon and q reception in the
evening at the residence OF Secretary
Blaine. On Sunday the departure for
Ynrktnvn
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Unitecu upreme Court.

WASHINGTON, October l0.-The Su-
preme Court Of the United States con-
vened at noon today with q bare quo
rum, consisting OF Chief Justice Waite
and Associate Justices Miller, Bradley,
Harlan, Woods and Matthews. Justice
Field has not yet returned from Europe.
With the exception OF few unimport.
ant motions and three or four adHis-
sions to the bar, the court transacted no
business and adjourned to make a call
upon the President.
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Redemption Of Rondl.

WASHINGTON, October l0.-The Secre.
tary OF the Treasury announced that he
will redeem, at the department, on and
after Monday next, October l7tb, FIVE
millions of bonds, embraced in the one
hundred and fifth call, with interest to
date Of payment. The Secretary states
that this action is taken simply because
the Treasury has money available for
the purpose and interest to Decembe.
oath on that amount of bonds, II re-
deemed, can be saved by this course.
Weekly purchases in New York will be
continued as heretofore,
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THE FEARFUL FLAMES.
Two Hundred WOrkmen in a
Burning FactOFy-NarrOw Es-
(.aIlP.

cape.
Nav YohK. October lO-Two hun
!reI men aud women were at work this
morning in 6drI UpEann's cigar manu-
factory. 5l2 aad 5l4 East Seventeenth
street, when the cry Of fire rang through
the house. The factory forms the west
end of high five-story brick building
that embraces Nos. 5lO 10 $40, and IN
the. last one half OF which Cur.ed hair
mandatory is carried on by Mellen &
e.. The cry OF fire came from the en'
g,ne room on the ground floor. In min
ute. almost before the terrified wOrEmen
oa the upper floors could reco'er
tr,nl L sir first fright, the flames leaped
howard and spread with trightlul raPl-
div through every story. A scene OF
iraat.c excitement AMI terror followed.
Women sur.eked and feil iainllng at
their benches, and men ran wildly
about. A msiOrity of the men were on
the second and third floors, and the
plckerS, nearly all yOunS girls, were on
Jh, fourth and fifth. The latter made a
rush for the fire escapH, bu: found their
way was
Cut on by the Flames
~ chance was offered them Tor escape
lv the stairway, but eventually thty a
-, out by scuttle on the roof CT the
hair factory, the last one reaching the
latter lust as tine fame rose above the
roof on the doomed building. The
workmen on the lower floors were mar
shalled with no little difficulty, and led
down stairs 10 the street by their super
intend-nt, force being required TO pre-
vent disaster. Had the stairs by any
arrident h. come blocked or the steady
outflow of the workmen zen interrupt
e,i, fearful loss Of life must have occur
red. As it WAS the exit was managed
most skilliully, not one OF the two
hundred employees being hurt. The
EMPLOYEES, however, lost all their tools
and whatever property they had in the
building beyond what clothes they
wore. Two minutes FROM the first
warning the entire building was wrap
ped in flames. Loss SlOO. .OoOi insurance
81, 900.
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[Addiiios1l Mnrs,t. On 4a Paqe.l

DEspospsscY, If allowed unchecked,
will often produce q morbid condition,
40 that the least unsatisfactory snair
that happens will swell into terrifying
proportions. The mind being warped
often imparts torpidity to the body, ail
of which more frequently 10 the effect
of inaciion Of the liver, than from any
other cause, and by resorting TO Sim.
mous Liver Regulator the mind will
soou find relief with the body.
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CABINET AND TREASURY.
seoretary Wiudom to Resign.

WASHINGTON, October l0.-Secretary
resumed his duties at the Treasury De-
partment to-day. The Secretary will
soon retire from the Cabinet. He will
be a candidate for the Minnesota Seua.
to-sbip, his success being almost as
sured. Before firing tits very probable
that Window will modify his financial
policy, in order TO further reduce
the annual interest on the out
standing Government bonds. Any
sction in this direction, it is maintained
BY intimate friends OF the Secretary,
will be without regard 10 the condi-
ton of the money market. An ex-
animation is now in progress with 8
view OF ascertaining the exact amount
of available cash on hand, and when
that question is solved, the future action
of Secretary Window will be deter.
mined,
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Playinr Soldier

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October l0.-The Al.
bany Burgesses Corps, sixty-seven
muskets, arrived this morning from
Chicago on their forty-eiehth anniver-
sary of their annual autumn tour. They
will remain here until to morrow even
ing, when they leave for Cincinnati.
Capt Oscar Smith 10 in command.
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Parsons living in maariOus districts
NAV protect themselves IRON attacks oi
ievers by using FelloWs' Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites; iSs effect N
coming up the system eua5les rs 10 ward
Oh contagious disorders and successfully
combat diseases.
Fellows Hypophosphites is admins
|tered by the leading medical men IN
Canada, large number OF whom have
written of its efficacy in specific cases.
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Queen viotoria's Garfield Photograph.

Queen Victoria's Garfield Photograph.
CLEVELAND, October l0.-Gen. Swain
went, on Saturday, to Mentor to see
Mrs Garfield, and consulted with her
on the subject of the photograph OF the
late President Garfield which is to be
sent to Queen Victoria at the latter's
REQUEST. Mrs. Garfield has not yet Sc
lected the photograph to be sent, but 1t
ia understood that the one selected VIII
bs the most faithful Likeness and the
best photograph TO be procured.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Allentown. Pa.-Loss 800. 900,

At AllentOWH, Eh-boss sOO'oOo.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, October l0-The
tannery OF Mosser and keck was burn
ed to-day. Loss, $50, 1000.
A Big Fire In Jew York.
New YoRK, October l0.-A fire broke
out about o'clock tonight in the
Fourth Avenue car stables owned by
VIM. II. Vanderbilt. The flames
spread rapidly owing TO a strong wind,
and the building was soon ablaze.
Three alarms brought out q large force
Of fremen, but they could not save the
stables, which occupied the entire block
between Thirty.second and Thirty.third
streets and Lexington and Fourth
Avenues. They were entirely con.
sumed. A number OF horses got out,
but some perished.
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Of for Yorktown!

New York, O3tober 1O-The troops
on Governors Island lett this evening
for Yorktown. The KeorsarEe viii re-
main at New York TO meet the German
gues :, and then join the squadron at
yorktown. The vessels which iorm the
squadron are nearly all proceeding to
-YOrktOMn
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, October lO.-Dry Goods
Jobbing trade fairly active and package
houses doing fair business in cotton
goods, spring csssimeres and worsted
coatings. Cotton goods very firm, and
Indian Orchard sheetings are advanced
by agents. Prints in moderate demand
Indigo blue prints advanced by agents.
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FRANCE.
Marriage of Preside

Marriage Of President Grevy's Daughter.
LONDON, October 10.-Special dis
patches from Paris announce that the
daughter OF President Grevy will be
married to NJ. Wilson, Under Secretary
OF Finance, on the 23rd instant.
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Another Presidency Crank.

wAsHINGroS, October 10. - One
winfield Scott Hancock" an elderly
man, tall, with full beard and clad in
soiled attire, was up before tine Police
Court yesterday, charged with yagrancy.
As the name OF this person was called
by the bailiF the crowd present laugh
ed. The Hancock OF the occasion, in
answer to the charge, said with dignity:
'I am United States officer, and Pm
here to meet the Congress that meets
here next week" The testimony OF the
officer who arrested him. however, was
that he had been loafing around the
Capitol for several days. When arrested
he said that he had come to Washington
to be sworn in as President. wsrkE
house for ninety DAYS, In default of bail.
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TUNIS.
The Eranch Entar Tunis.

TUNIs, October l0.-The French troops
entered this city this morning and oc-
cupied the two forts. The Europeans
express satisfaction. 1t Is stated that
the Insurgents are blockading Ham
marnet
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A Big Fire In New York.
A Booua Med,oins Man.

PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-Dr. John
Buckhannon was to day sentenc I'd to
one years imprisonment and fne OF
81, coo for selling bogus medical d plo.
mas
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An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that win stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Psrker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
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Gladstone and Parnall.
EGYPT.

Abolition Of Anglo-French Control.
LONDON, October l0.-The Times in q
leading article says it may be that the
Egyptian army will again march to
Cairo and demand the abolition of the
Anglo-French control.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 10. - Flour -
Steady but dull. Wheat-Western weak
and lower: No. 2 winter red spot and
seller October 81 4S9l 4St; seller No
vember 81 5ll@l SIG; seller December
81 55i9l Sc; seller January 81 59i bid.
Corn-Western weak and lower; mixed
spot and seller October 72@72tc; seller
November 53I953ic; seller December
sole asked. Oats - Dull and lower;
western white 5l@52c; mixed 48949c;
Pennsylvania 500152c. Rye-Quiet at
81 IA. Hay-Quiet; prime TO choice
Pennsylvania SlS 00C9A 90. Provisions
Quiet and easy. Mess Pork - At
S2O75. Bulk Meats-shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed, 9i9lllc. Bacon
Shoulders l04c; clear nib sides l2ici
hams, new l5Sl5ic. Lard-Refned
l3ic. Butter-Firm; western grass, 10
625c. Eggs-Steady at l9920c. Pet
roleum-Nominal; refined Tic. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargoes 9@lltc. Sugar
Strong; A soft l0|c. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 1901 20.
CrscrSsATI, October TO- Cotton -
s. S1s aos7 g. 10: :i; fancy s. eoSs %: whsa.
Dull and lower; No. 2 red winter
81 45i@I SO. Corn - Firm: No. 2
mixed Tic. Oats-Strong; No. 2 mixed
46ic. Rye-Quiet at 81 l6i@l l6.
Barley-Easier; No. 2 fall 81 ~. Pork
Dull and nominal at $40 so. Lard
Quiet at sll 90. Bulk Meats-A shade
Veaker and nominal; clear RIB l0ic.
Bscon-Quiet; shoulders 9ic; clear rib
Ilic: Gear l2c. Whisky = Steady at
81 Is; combination sales Of finished
goods, 675 barrels, on q basis Of 81 Is.
Buttcr-In good demand; creamery SIC;
choice Western Reserve 2sc; choice
Central Ohio &c. Linseed Oil-In fair
demand al 6ic.
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TIE Wheeling and Charleston Railroad,

The Wheeling and Charleston Railroad.
SPECIAL DiST atch to the Register.
PoINT PLEASANT, Oct. 10.
Col. Sickles, consulting engineer; Geo.
". Thompson, Vice President; w. n.
Chancellor, Secretary; and Major Nc
ConneI, engineers OF the Wheeling and
Charleston railroad, arrived here yester-
day. They have just completed an in
spection of the proposed route OF the
road from Wheeling TO Point Pleasant
along the Ohio river.
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OTTAWA, October lo.-One hundred
families of fishermen on the Anticosti
and North shore are in q starving con-
dition.
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BUYING AND SIZZLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at s Per csat-6svsnmsss
Weak - Flour Steady but Dull
Wheat Active and Higher
Rsgs Active and Higher.
RlHAHo1.
I0v Yoek.

NV YoRK. October l0-hoHuY
Al per cent per annum, $50 per
diem, closing at s per cent Prime msr.
camille paper 5}S6} per cent Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, steady at AZ;
demand, 4S3. y
SrLvER-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2}; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount
GovIRShENrs--Weak for 4i's and rsg.
istered 4's which declined per csut,
the other Issues unchanged.
stxes
New fives, extended -. s3N
New Four-and one half. coupcas........ ...-iis&
New foun, uponA.-........--. -.--..----.---llSx
RAILROAD BONDS In fair demand but
market irregular.
STATE SrcURlrIss-Dull and generally
nominal.
SrocKs-The market was irregular
and unsettled throughout the entire day
and prices fuctuated widely and with
much frequency. During the afternoon
dealings in the main tended downward,
and after the second call prices show.
ed decline from from / TO q per can't.
the latter in Peoria, Decatur and Evans-
vile. Other shares prominent In the
downward movement were Western
Union. Union Pacific, Northwestern,
Louisville and Nashville, and Denver
and Rio Grande. In later transactions
the market became firner and closed at
q recovery OF tSl per cent Hannibal
and st. Joe common, which had bean
Quiescent for some time, sold down IRON
100 to 80.
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HttsburRh.

PrrTsscHoB, October 10.-Pstrolsum-
Quist; United certificates elossd q S3Se;
n fined 7te ior lats deliveries In Phiia-
cslphia 1921 -. ID --.s,