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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-31
A Personal Letter.
SrEuBESvILLE, July 90, 1915.


Editors Intellisencer:
The following item appeared in yester.
days issue OF the Herald & Ners:
"RObert Love ays In the Wheeling ISTELLI.
GESCER that the Sleubenville GdIsiie il the bcaI
Democratic paper In Ohio. This Is evidently a
Joke on the part Of Robert. We know him TO be
tAcetiOus,"
Ny friend Conn is evidently displeased
about the reference 10 the Gazette, He's
as "touchy a. a hair trigger" 1t was
simply presumptuOus in him, without
proof, to say that Robert Love says so
and 10, and still more prcsumpLiye to say
that Robert is a iaCetious person. Conn
hadn't ought to rig a fellow that way. lie
was poor OnCe'himself. But then learned
long ago that success in life is apt to
make Us forget the day Of small things,
It is Just 80 with frog on jump-he
can't remember when he was a tadpole-
but other people can, Had my friend
Conn taken the sober second thought he
would have discovered that it was impOs-
sible for me, being fully conversant with
the facts, to make the sweeping assertion
that the Gazette was the best Democratic
paper in Ohio The INTILLIGENCER cor.
respondent, when he penned the obnoxious
article, was evidently laboring under the
impression that the Herald was a Repub.
lican paper. This fact is evidence enough
that he Is some person no. we'll posted In
Steubcnville politics. Had he known
the true status Of the Herald, he would
not thus have sighted my friend Conn,
by making Rn invidious discrimination
between two excellent Democratic news.
papers. .
Conn intimates that the Democracy Of
the Gazette Is not superior to his own
That is u matter that he will have to set.
tic with McFadden and Hunter. II is
not my funeral. Let me say however
that while wishing him abundant success
in this world and the next, think as he
grows older, that he will learn that i is
not customary for respectable journalists
to single ont and parade before the com
munity the names Of persons who, al.
though inferior to him financially, are
his superlors mentally, morally and
physically. ROBERT Love
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PIsroL SHoTs.-About 9 o'clock this
morning DR.. ITenig, who lives on lltl
street east OF Market fired three shots
from a revolver at parties who were at.
tempting to enter his premises by back
door. The firing called the night watch
to the scene Of action, but the party had
fled. II seems that attempts had been
made on several houses in the vicinity,
Pity the Drs.' shots did not take effect.
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The Crop Report IN Indiana and
Illinois.

lSDIASAPOLIs, July 3O.-Speclal teIe-
grams to the Journal from eighty out Of
ninety counties in Indiana and twenty
five Of the eastern counties Of Illinois fur
nish discourHging account OF the condi-
ton Of the crops, Details Of the dam.
ages are remarkably uniform. The best
showing for wheat being in the extreme
northern tier Of Indiana counties. Else
where but u small portion can be saved, it
having sprouted in the shock, aud at least
two.thirds is already ruined. Corn is in
fair condition, except in the low lands,
which are under water, Oats and hay in
some sections are rOtting on the ground,
and fair weather for two weeks would not
enable the farmer to save more than hall
of the crop. The flax crop is almost en-
tirely ruined.
1t is raining heavily and steadily
throughout the State tonight, and the
streams being already bank full will pass
beyond all restraint tomorrow.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, July 3O.-Rcports from all
portions Of Southern Ohio tonight give
gloomy accounts Of continued rains and
damage to crops.
The Big Miami river ut Clevcs tonight
Is rising at the rate of six inches per hour
and the bottoms Rrc all under water.
Three thousand acres Of corn between
Cleves and LawrenCCburg are flooded.
At Morrow, Ohio, terrible rain fall
occurred this afternoon, and the Little
Miami river is reported as flooding the
town.
In the vicinity Of Marietta the damage
done by tho storm Wednesday night was
immense. The wheat and oats crops are
reported entirely washed away and the
Muskingrm river is full Of llOatinggrain.
At all points the rain is reported NJ still
falling, and great danger is apprchcndcd
from further overflow Of the rivers aud
smaller streams The crops are consd-
cred entirely lost.
THE SITUATION IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-Ihe crop situa-
ton in this State, as well rs large por
tons Of the adjoining States, is becoming
very alarming. There il heavy rain
fall every day, and the short intermission
with hot sunshine Nggravates the evil.
This kind Of weather has continued for
about six weeks, and is believed to be
without a parallel. In the last day or two
the rain fall has increased and gloomy
apprchcnsino4 are felt in all sections Of
hCConntry. The corn crop has not been
damaged seriously as yet, but it's be lev.
cd that the crop Of wheat, oats, rye, bar.
ley and hay has been injured 80 per cent
In quality and quantity. The tobacco
Cropis greatly injured. The situation i4
extremely precarious, and it is believed
that the weather does not improve with
in the next ten days the yield will he re.
luced as low as IN 1874, in which year the
product was not more than 90 per cent Of
an average crop. 1t is feared 1t may he
tlpstrOypu
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THE creditors Of Sweeney, McClnncy 4
Co. will hold an adjourned meeting at
three o'clock this afternoon, at the Ex'
change Bank, to decide upon terms Of
settlement with the firm. AS things look
now the works will be going again before
long. The details OF the proposed settle
ment are not fully matured perhaps, but
they will be about these The present firm,
with all its assets, will be merged into .
Joint stock company, to be known ms the
Excelsior Glass Company. The creditors
will designate certain persons, sufficient
to form Board Of Directors, to whom a
share Of stock each will be transferred,
to enable them 10 act as Directors
The rest Of the stock will lie transferred
to certain parties in trust for the creditors,
who will be elected members Of the Board.
There will also I've n committee whose
business IL will be TO submit report OF
operations once a month, showing the ac'
tual state OF the CompAny'a business and
financial condition. Mr.. s. P. lIildrCth and
Michael Sweeney are 10 put in $4,000
each in cash as working capital, and this
amount together with the stock and man.
ufoctured goods on hand will constitute
The available means for prosecuting the
bu.insss The active superyision Of the
vbole business will be entrusted to Joseph
Poll Fan who promscs 10 give to It a
i0,se ,bnre Of his personal attention.
Mr. Bell /, n creditor to the extent Of
.a,,o s2o ooo opd ia secured bv mortgage
tOr 0bou, two thirds of that amount.
Tbi. mor,s,gc s,ill remain. of course. us
ltor unon Tho comporv hut We under
stoud. that Mr.. Bell will extend the pay
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THE I,ivCri The IsitCr,

MEMrnra, July 80. The stage Of the
river il the allnlsorhjng topic here at
present. both on Change and inlhc streets,
and the press and signal iclcgram' from
above are eagerly scanned. ihc river
rose one inch again to-day, and is now at
a stand fifteen inches below the high wa.
Ter Of tlis spring and three feet two inch
cs below the flood Of 1867, 4 few inches
more rise will do considerable damage to
To the cotton and corn on the plantations
unprotected by lcvccs, while those pro
tcctcd are liable to serious injury from
sine water The situation this evening,
in view Of the continued rise nt Cairo
and 81, Ionis, ian gloomy one
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Tho Drowned I,nrtr.

CINCINNATI, July 3O.-1'ho names Of
the men drowned by being run down by
the towloat My Choice near Huntington,
W. Va, yesterday, are supposed to hc !.
B. Kohl6rand, Henry Dullmnn, Fred. b.
Darnsmont and William Och, all Of this
city. They had been up to the Falls Of
the Kanuwha on n hunting and fishing
excursion, and nt last accounts were on
their way down the river in SkiT intend
ing to come all the way in that manner.
It Is supposed they were exhausted by
their la6ors and were asleep when they
were struck by the upward bound tow
boat,
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CiSCiSSArt, July 3O.-Cotton-Quict and
firm at iAiir. Flour-l'air demand and
market firm. WhCat--sCarcC and firm at
Il iOal l2. Corn--tluiet pt 72N7tC. Oats
Scarce anl firmS mixed Is; white I0c,
Rye-Quict and nomipNl At 81 90. Pork
Small sales nj $2l %. lArd-Quiet and
steady summer sold At i79lc, hulk Meats
Quiet Nnd firm Nt S'GNli9 9ini2c Bacon
Only jobhing Nnd order tradC Ot 0liai2li "a
l3c. llogs- Demand active, range at .7MA
iSc. IIulkl Of sales s. 7sONS NO. Whisky
Steady and firm at Al III.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 90.
Some History of their TransaC.
llOnN.


NEW York, July 3O.-Mr. Duncan
stated yesterday that at least iive-sixth'
Of the letters credit held against them
were secured by a special deposit or by
a note drawn for this special purpose and
properly secured in which the maker
agrees to pay such amount as he may
draw against, and in all such cases these
letters will be hOnored OF the Mo.
bile 4 Ohio Railroad he says that
the road was financially in very
low condition when Mr.. Duncan was
elected President. When the interest on
the second mortgage bonds became due
the company was not in condition to
meet it and it was taken up by Duncan,
Sherman Il Co., but he didn't think the
money was advanced by the firm, but
from Alex. Duncan who was in Europe,
About this time Mr.. Duncan was ap.
pointed Receiver of the road. The whole
debt Of the road amounts to little over
$l2 100000, and he thought Mr., Duncan
held a large amount Of these bonds, which
he originally took as security. This,
however, could not be the cause Oi the fail.
urc, as the bonds could not have cost on
an average over twenty per cent OF their
face value. In his opinion, large
amount was sunk in the New York and
Montreal river scheme.
. 1t is asserted that Theodore Moss had
SOC, 900, and the firm Of Moss, Henderson
Il &COlville had $50, 900, and Wm. Whcatley
had very large sum. j, L. Toole holds
their paper, which he bought fortnight
ago to the extent Of $4,000. II. b.
Montague deposited with them his earn
ings here, and John BrOugham had almost
his entire fortune in the house. John L.
Raymond and VIM. Florence both hold
letters OF credit from the firm, as we as
many Of their professional associates
abroad
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Et.prcstdcnt johnson STRICKEN
with nFAIyHlS'..lIiS Recovery
DOtIbtIIt1.

NASHVILLE, July 3O.-A special to the
Nashville papers from GrCcnvillc, Tenn,
tlia evening, reports that cX.PrcsidCnt
johnson was stricken with paralysis on
Wednesday evening nt the residence Of
his daughter, in Carter county. lie Ia
living in a very critical condition, anil hls
recovery IL extremely doubtful.
MEMPHIS, July 3O.-A 0recnyiIlC spc.
cinl TO the Avalanche aays; ES.PtcSldCnl
johnson received a very severe StrOkc Of
paralysis Al his daughters residence, in
Garter county. Feeling has been partially
restored to hiS left side. He Speaks In.
telligibly, and hopes are entertained oil
his recovery.
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PInnIts from Oregon Democratic
lIIntlOrIIl.

SANFRANcIsco, July 3O.--The platform
Of the Democratic Convention Of Oregon
covers State rights, payment Of the pub
lie debt, resumption Of specie payments,
legislative control Of fares aud freights,
demands reform in alldeparments and bids
for the support Of the patronSof husban-
dry, opposes protective tariff, paper cur
rency, National banks, Chinese emigration
and frauds and corruption in Office. The
nominee for Congress, Hon. Gen. Joe
Lane, Is n younng lawyer Of some ability
and a Democratic politician Of the most
radical stripe.
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ph,in,iciphIn wool.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, So Wool = III
moderate demand and prices easier but moi
quotNbly lower: medium and combing most
wanted, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir'
Vinin Xxx and above isaiNc;mCdium 50aJ2c;
coarse Aial9c; New York, Michigan, In
,liana anil Western fine 4dnt1c; medium 5Od
hir; coarse iiAlgc; combing washed bSN62c
do. unwashed 32aS3c; coarse and mcdiuT
unwnShcd S5aSTc; tub washed 50ajliic; eX
ttn and mcrino pulled 4OaJ5c,
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WcntIer Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFICR OP TltR CIlIRP SI0NAL OPPICRR,
WASHINGTON, D. T., July 3i.-l AN.
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, D. T., July 3l.-l AN
PROBABILITIES
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
a rising or stationary barometer, south
west to southeast winds, slight changes il
temperature, partly cloudy weather, and
in the Western Gulf States rain areas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, &
rising or stationary barometer, southeasl
to northeast winds, cooler, cloudy and
rainy weather.
For the Lake Region, rising or station
ary barometer, northerly to enstcrly
winds, and cooler or partly cloudy
weather, followedby rain areas near Lake
Michigan.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lover
Missouri Valleys, rising 10 stationary
barometer, northeast to southeast winds
generally cooler and partly cloudy
weather and rain areas.
For the Eastern and Middle States, ris
ing barometer, winds vccring to the
northwest and northeast, cooler, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, and possibly fol
lowed by rain in the southern portion o
the latter.
The Mississippi river continues slowly
rising from st. Louis down.
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The Mountain Meadow TrlnI.

BEAVER, tran, July 3O.-Thc defense
called several witnesses to-day; m effort
was made to show that The emigrnnts
poisoned m OK and sold II to the Indians
nt Corn Creek, also Geo. Smith, one Of
the presidents Of the Mormon Church,
went south advising the people not to sell
their grain and provisions, on account Of
the invasion from JOhnsOns army, but
did not refer or know anything about
this train; no evidence was offered to
clear Ice Of his connection with the mas.
Sncrc; the defense expected to close To.
morrow.
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New YORK, July 3O.-Cotton-l496t
l4Ac. FlOur-More steady; SupetGne west
crn and State 81 75a5 25i common to good
So 5ja5 90; good to choice So 95aG 2ji white
wheat extra 50 25uG 90 extra Ohio s. q
nj %; st. Louis 81 90aS 25. Rye Flour
Steady at 81 0OaG 20. Corn Meal-Steady al
81 OOa4 60. wheNt--lrregular and unset
tlcd No. 2 Chicago spring 81 3ldi 50; No
2 Milwaukee 81 55ai 5S' No. 2 northwest
81 3lal 3j; No. spring 81 Si1l Az amber
western 81 4Gai 4S. Kye-Quiet at 92a93c.
barley mud Malt-Quiet. Corn-llighCr
md In better dCmnndt western mixed
steamer at siaS5,Ic; do sail s6asic. Oats
Firmcrnnd more active; western mixed hOa
o. I5c; white Gia7Oc. 1Iny-Firm at i4n7jc,
Codrc-l'irmcrn at ti7Mni6Hc. Sugar-Firmi
fair to good refining saSHc; prime SEc.
Molnsscs-Firm. Kicc-ln fair demand,
Whisky-StcNdy at 81 81.
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How Duncan, sherman 4 60
Came 10 Fail.

Washington Dispatch to the Chicago Time'
A prominent Now York iinancier, now
in this city, gives as his opinion that the
failure Of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co. was
brought about more directly by the con
struclion placed by Secretary Bristow on
the specie resumption act Of January
last. II was we'll known in financial cir
clcs, n few weeks ago, that the Treasury
wns short Of gold. and in anticipation Of
being able to effect a corner, II large pool
was raised in New York, Of which Dun.
can, Sherman 4 Co. were among the lead.
ing members. for the purchase Of gold al
from lGt to Ia cents, just nj the time
the pool was heavily loaded, and expect.
ed further heavy advance in the pfcmi.
Inn, Secretary Bri1tow made the an.
nolinrcmcnt that hc had been selling five
per cent bonds for specie, aud fur
ihcr claimed the right, under til,
resumption net, to sell for coin any
amount NJ I per cent, bonds over and
above the SjO6,O00,OO0 authorized by tht
funding act Of 1870 This unprecedchtc'
construction made II evident To the poo
that they would bc unable 10 control tht
gold market The effect was at once visi
Bile. Gold fell from IA to l2s, aud III,
losscs to the pool ran into the millions
The burden Of the shock, however, fell OF
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., and few day
after II became evident to the member
Of that firm that they we're irrctficvabll
swamph, and must surrender. The!
tried hard to recover, but II was impOs
1iblc to sustain tllis loss a. we'll ns tn,
additional one which came upon then
through heavy advances made on cotton
which had nlso declined, The Failure il
bad one, and crcditorsdo not Hnlicipnt,
a favorable settlement.
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Murder In the First Degree e.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-A Santa Bar.
bara dispatch says that Jack Cotton, who
was indicted for the murder Of. Norton
some weeks since, assisted by Norton's
wife, with whom he then ran away, has
been found guilty Of murder in the first
degree, and his punishment fixed at I'M
prisonment for fife. Mrs. NOrton's trial
commenced this morning.
The Pacific Mail steamer Dakota
smiled for lnnnmn.
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JUST as We expected, the Register did
not, becsuse it could not, reconcile its
wild talk about the failure Of Duncan,
Sherman Il Co. being due, in any sense, to
the financial policy Of the government
with the plain facts OF the failure Us they
have come out. The house failed because
it was loaded down with cotton and
worthless railroad securities, on which
there had been an immense shrinkage,
and consequently an immense loss But,
says the Register, the house would
not have gone into these invest
mcnts and speculations had not the
Republican party flooded the country
with grccnbacks," There is u nice sense
Of the relations Of cause and effect at
long range, displayed in such remark,
that ia really beautiful. 1t carries one
back to the metaphysical discussion OF
the fathers and the philosophers as to who
is responsible for sin,-thOsc who commit
il or the First Cause that created Il con
dition Of things that made sin possible, il
not inevitable. We presume that the
editor OF the Register belongs to the class
who hold the Creator OF the universe re-
sponsiblc for cvcrybody's shortcomings,
including those Of the Radicals. Either
this is the case, or else he is very in
consistent man, seeing the position he
takes about the remote cause OF the
failure Of Duncan Sherman & Co. His
long range theory involves all the mys'
teries Of "fate, forcknOwlcdgG and free
will absolute" and we shall not pretend
to fathom it4 depths further than to ask
again the question, why is that all over
England such tremendous failures are
taking place. And why is it that hnnd'
reds OF other great houses in New York
did not invest in cotton and rotten bonds,
and thus I'll up the cup Of radical re-
sponsibility to the brim.
But the funny part Of the business Is
that the Elitor OF the Register wants the
Democracy to step in and rc.ilood the
land with grecnbacks-in order that more
DunCan's and Shermans may be Inrcd
into devious ways and crooked paths,
and then burst up in the end. lie knows
full well that somebody has got to hold
the imitation bng in the end-either the
creditors or debtors ofto.day. II imitation
under Republican auspices, tempted
Duncan, Sherman & Co., will not
re.inaation under Democratic auspices
tempt August Belmont, or some other
good Democrat, in next term. Or do
Democrats never yield to that sort OF
temptation? Will the Register youchsate
n little light on this deeply interesting
subject that 1t has broachcd? As point
to begin on, will it explain to us the cause
Of the crisis and crash in 1851, when the
country was under Democratic rule?
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Burned out ana Able 10 Stand
thp LOgS.

Fonr scorr, Ks, July SO.-The Daily
Monitor from Parsons, Ks. states that n
large fire occurred there early this morn.
ing and nearly an entire block burned.
Loss S2j,OOO less than 500 insurance.
The losers are able to stand the loss and
will rebuild Immediately, and but for the
heavy rain the entire town would hnve
been burned.
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FIRE RECORD.

DETROIT, July 3O.-The IEemlock ex.
tractfuctory burncdthis morning. Losses
$4,000.
New YoRK, July 3O..-Thc building
and stock OF lEe Sterling Organ Com.
pany at Birmingham, was destroyed by
ire this morning. Loss $4,000.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 80. \
fire on Wednesday consumed block Of
buildings. The loss is heavy.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.--A fire in the
Bay Sugar Refinery this morning damag-
ed the building and contents to the
amount Of $4,000. II is covered with
insurance.
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OMAHA, July 30. Lincoln advices state
that the heavy rains in that section Of the
country and southeast have damaged
property along the line Of the Atchison
Il Nebraska X. X. exceeding 100000
1t Is stated that the rOadbcd Is damaged
badly for distance Of twenty.one miles
The B. & NJ. in Nebraska, is reported as
having suffered some damage and the
track Is under water for about mile and
4 hnlf.
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A prsPATCIl laSt night Informs H. that
ES.Prcsident johnson lrn7 been stricken
with paralysis, and that his recovery il
doubtful. One cannot help thinking oI
the fact that his bittcrcst opponent in
Tennessee, lBrownIowJ Is afflicted in
much the same wny-by paIsy. I'nrnly
sis IL the banc oi our American life-Ca
pecially those lives that have been stormy
and irregular, like Hlnir's and .Iohnson's
Chief Justice Chase, however, notwilh
standing all hi' regularity, was n victim
Of this destroyer, and so was Secretary
Stanton, and 40 Is Vice President Wilson
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 3O.-Flour-F'irm and
unchanged. Whcat-tirmer; No. amber
western 81 40; No. 2 red 81 80. Corn
Fitmcr; western mixed SiNS5c. Oats =
Steady; western mixed GiAGlci white G3aGic
Ryc-Firm at 0jra$i OO. lotk-QuiCt al
S5i 5Oa22 20. hulk Mcnts-ShouldCrs 9ci
clear rib PIC, loose; gi[nl2iSc packed,
Bacon Shoulders iOc; clear rib 3iIalSACi
hams iIiSal4Ac. Latd-RchnCd at l4hc,
lSuttcr-Strong md unchanged. Coffee.
Firmuti7l,NlQlic. PetrOlcuM-Fitmeri rc'
fined ll'saiiiSc; crude ti.N5Hc. Whisky
Firm at 81 2ini %.
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PHILADELPHIA, July S0.-FlOur-Litus
doing; extra s. 5OaI IS; Wisconsin aud
Minnesota extra family S l9I5a6 %; high
grades 81 OOaS %. Wheat-Quiet and un.
changed. Corn--Steady; western mixed IS
as6c; yellow S5aS6C. Oats - Firm; white
65a66c; mixed $50. PetrOleum-Weak; re.
fined ll',c; crude SIC. Clover Seed
Choice at lSHc, Butter Steady New York
and Bradford county extras 2SASOc; firstS y
a9ic;.w extras 9la22o; fnts lSa90C.
Checsc-Firm; western tine l0alOHc. Eggs
Unchanged, Whisky-$l 81.