PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6. 1919.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6, 1916.
Foreign Ns0s and Philadelphia Post O6ee-StaS5inx-
Weather, &c.


The foreign news by the Iowa. arrived in this citv bv
the mail pilot line last evening in the Era Herald but
was not delivered 10 the editors till this morning Two
Of our Philadelphia papers ran expresses one only of
which proved effective bringing the for the North
dmsresn, at o'clock in the morning But for the un-
accountable delay the Office the enterprise of the
Herald even in Philadelphia, would have knocked our
expresses completely in the head and We all would
have been indebted to it for the foreign news What
could have caused the Withholding Of your extras from
the eitors ofths city, know not; but there is neg
gence somewhere and by the people of Philadelphia
were prevented from receiving the in their regular
morning papers Thus has the efforts of the Herald to
benefit the people Of this city been frustrated
A man named Phillip Dougherty was stabbed in the
abdomen this morning, in afrsy which originated in
light betweentwo boys in Moyamensing. The wounded
the deed has been secured.


The weather is rainy. Last night John Weaver the
apPoplexy and doubts entertained Of his
At Burtons theatre, Chestnut street, ia new piece
being enacted Il is a splendid me mslo.dra%a, but
unlike most Of these productions, its language 10
poetical the concsits pointed and ingenious, and H.
lustrates moral throughout. The scenery is mag
ncent and the sudden changes to which subjected
exhibit great skill in mechanism 1t ought to draw
to those which draw crowded houses in this
city should think that this piece would rescue the
mslo drama from the deep degradation into which has
been sunk by physical display and red and blue
fire. The seguns will be at this Establishment in about
two weeks.


The Stock Market remains firm at yesterdays prices
as will be seen by the following quotations =


Sales or Stocks at Philadclphla.


FIRST BOARD, Jan. l6-Sl000 Lehgh Mortge Loan,
b5 76 81 shas Camden and Amboy ll3; 200 Girsrd BIZ
de-, s 300 do, b5 St Manuf Mech Bk b5 "a; $4,000
State SIS, g.; $4,000 do ds esp, 67A shs Penn. Ohio
Canal, 24 SO Reading RR, 5ds 2sf; 20 do, rw, 2s}.


AFTER sALEs$20oO State 5's, c&p 67t; $4,000 fehigh
6's, AS AS $500 Camden & Amboy Bonds, SO; shas
Commercial Blk, 80; Philad Bk 1885, SO Reading RR b5
Rk, 30.


sEcoSD BoARD.-slo2o Camden & Amboy Bonds 90;
$4,000 Texas Bonds, TO- (Monday) 80; shs Commercial
Blk, so.


ArrEn sALEs-$5oeo State 5s 5ds, 67E; $4,000 Read.
ing RR Bonds 67t 400 shs Reading RR, 5ds, 2s Me.
chanics' Blk, 23t; 100 Vicksburg Bk, II.