PHiLApELPHiA, Nov. 10, 1915.
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The Court OF Quarter Sessions this morning delivered
an opinion dismissng hepeutions of the natives,
testing the recent election Of officers in the State House
row, Thus ends tins contest. which has been dis.u bug
the political community the second Tuesday il
Octeber, ana thus the last lingering hope Of native
i'm blasted The howl which tho native papers will Sc,
up on Aonday morning will be perfectly astounding


no Judges OF the Court Of Quarter sions, do no,
doubt viii he ed with the vilest abuse and the par
tizans Of nativsm Twill be called upon to band them
selves they before did against the Judiciary
But u won't do They may 'call spirits from the vas,y
deep. but viii they come For all the purposes Of
party in the city and county of fhladepha nativsm


Governor Shank received his friends this morning at
independence Hail. where large crowds attended to nav
their respects Tb" committee city property The
whig city councils acted very handsomely in placing the
Hall a tue disposal OF the citizens Tor the reception
the Chief Ms5istiate OF the State II
which was to have been expected from the urbane
and genemepiy character of those who administer


The weather ia delightful Every thing is as quiet and
peaceahe can be expected in community OF 300 600
PERSONS there but little crime and outrage aoat
which we must thank the prosecuting officers of the
county and the Colt of Quarter Sessions and the police
and economy OF the city and part, if rot all the dis
tcts appear 20 be in the very best condition In fact
Philadelphia proper is about the best governed city in
the Unon the streets clean, and every thing beto
kens comfort and good order The District of the North
ern Liberties Is the only OF iauxbourgs whose
government has been thing like that city Its
policy indeed has been much wiser than that OF the city
and its finances are in much better condition. There
is great talk uniting the Northern districts with the
Liberties, and forming an addition to Philadelphia t.
be called Northern Philadelphia. 1t is good plan, aud
in default OF union of the city and districts into one
large corporation, should not be surprised ii II be
adopted.


The great schuylkill and Kentucky bank case is still
before the Common Pleas in Equity. The Hon George
NJ Dallas was before the Court and his speech
has contributed 10 raise the stock OF the Schuylk Bank
tor which he is counsel, dollar per share He has
given the impression that his side will be victorious
The rise in the price Of the stock in consequence of his
speech amounts IN all to $4,000 Who will say, after
above results, Mr. Dallas words are worth al the ratio of
about five dollars per syllable.


The sales at the stock board were active to-day and
proved per cent, State IS !, Wilmington Railroad !;
but towards the last they receded some and closed at an
advance OF on yesterdays quotations. Girard Vicks
burg and u s. Banks also partook Of the speculative
fever being IN fact important instruments in the
reuons Reading Railroad shares and bonds maintained
their position Of yesterday with great firmne,s The
following is the list Of sales.


Sales of stocks mt PhIlndeIphin.


FfEsr BOARD, Nov. Is 900 shares Gerard Bank, gs:
2do N Am Bank, 4i0; 900 do vicksburg Bank 81; do
Wilmington RR 26 $4,000 State 5s cash al: 20 shares
Mechanics Bank, 81; 30 do Reading RR 2sl: do Union
Bank Tenn, 59 100 do Wilmington cash 262. sa0Oo
State 5s $4,000 Lehigh 6s cash Az shares Camden
Wilmington RR, 26s.


BrrwEEs Bo,Rns-25o shares Wilmington RR 26s:
do so5d, 26 $50 do Reading RR bo5d lss las 10 Nor
ristown RIt, I; $4,000 Reading RR bonds cash eog


srcosD Rp-slo 900 Reading RR bonds 10; 700
shares Bank 81; $1,000 Lehgh 6s bo5d, II; $1,000
do mortgage loan, 80; % shares Mechancs' Bank 90
80 do Reading R, 2s 80 do Grand Gulf s. 10 do Penn
Township Bank ao1; $1,000 Ches < Del Canal Loan
bood, 9t; 80 do do 9H 80 do Hal risburg R IA 100
DO LehIgh bo6d 10; 30 do do, Is; 90 do W,lmngto
RR, b5d, 20.


ArrsR BoaHps-5o shares vicksburg 81: 1850 do do
so5i 81 do Girard Bank, e 100 do Wilmington, bo5d
2ji; II do do, 25l 80 do do, so5d 25; 800 do rw
25s; 100 do vicksburg, bo5d, 81.