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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
Blaine and Washburne Unite their Forces
IN the Hope of Beating Grant.

SPRINGFIELD, MAY Is The state Gem
tTal Committee hell very harmonious
meeting this evening with all the mrm-
bers present hut two. II Was decided
that Hon. A VI. Jones, chairman oi lie
Committee, should call on the convention
10 order at noon tomorrow and uOu,I-
nate AS temporary chairman Hon trTrrD
Il. Raum, Commissioner Ui Internal
Revenue.
A resolution was then unanimously
adopted providing no one be admitted
10 the hall except by ticket; that none
OF the contesting delegations he admit
ted TO the floor OF the hall, but 10 he
given tickets to the galleries. and that
tickets for the remaining seating capaci.
ty OF the hall he equally divided among
the members OF the committee.
A txo-days convention now seems
inevitable The fairness displayed 10y
the Grant majority on state Central
Committee in making arrangements
indicates that the Convention
will be Harmonious one.
The Blaine delegates and visitors held a
pubic meeting tonight, which was
largely attended. IL was decided -
unite xith the WashbuTne men in con.
yeniion and demand the admission 81
the farveli delegates from Cook county.
A Committee vas appointed 10 onnter
with q like committee from tie Wash
burne meeting. The WAshbnTne dele
gates meet at the same time. None
but the delegates and alterbsies being
present. The WkshbarBe men rislm 10
have had IS delegates present, and
that there are iiO in all They decided
% act xith the Blaine men.
A meeting Of the Grant men vas slso
held, and delegates iTom eighty-hye
counties responded to their names when
the roll was called, and il Was evident
that tie General would have large ma
iority OF the Conyeniion-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
CINCINNATIs FESTIVAL.
The Opening Last Night GrandIy
Successful, Financially and
Artistically.

CINCISSATI, May lS.-The fourth Inu.
steal festival began tonight, at Music
Hall, under the most favorable auspices.
The financial success Of the enterprise
is already beyond question, as the
sale Oi seat now made reaches
nearly $4,000. The city has been pro-
iusely and tas,efully decoIatei 10 day,
and there is "A general lair al welcome
and happiness peryading the whole city.
The CONCERT tonight Was with a chorus
numbering G2Oand orchestra Of lj6. Thee
filled the entire stage. The house Was
filled by all audience that Was itself n
handsome spectacle. Apparently every
seat was filled, and fringe Of listeners
stood along the walls. Ii was started
promptly at the time appointed, 7:30, and
no struggling was permitted. The late
comers were rigidly excluded until
there was pause ia the music. The
concert began with the Bach cantata,
"A Stronghold Sure" 10y the chorus,
organ, orchestra and Miss Annie u.
Norton, soprano; Miss Annie Louise
Cary, alto; VI. W. Whitney, base, ana
signor ltalO Campanini, tenor. Both
W hltHtN anu 'dHlpdbUil were fhpiuf'
ously applauded Campanini sang his
part IN Italian. His voice produced a
tine effect in the great hail. Fol
lowing the cantaia Was Mozart
Jupiter Symphony, aud the concert
closed with Ilandels Jubllante, in which
Miss Cary, Mr. Whitney, Mr. Harvey,
the chorus and organ participated
This MAS the orowning triumph oi the
evening. Mr.. Thomas managed the
,horus ~ he would his orchestra and
hey responded 10 his commands. The
result, especially in the finale, Was over
xhelming, and Mr.. Thomas himself
seemed surprised at the wonderful effect
and the baton had scarcely
erased 10 beat until he began 10 give q
most hearty applause TO the chorus lie
has slready spoken highly Of the chorus
Two nights work shows that
they idrserVe all the praise he has
given, and it il conceded by ihose who
have heard many rhoruses that this u
lar boy ond any that has sung 10 THU
country.
TIE city il full oi visitors, and The re
naming days Of the Festival promise Il
lie delightful.
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THE SPRING RACES.
A Few of the Famous Flyers that are
Stabbed on the course.
Special Dispatch To the Register.

WARRINGTON, May Is.
The sporting people here have pro-
n1unced the National race course one OF
the hest in the country and Western turf
men are charmed with it, AMI say that
it will put their horses on footing
with those from New York, &c. Here
tOiore they have hal t. take their
horses hundreds OF miles by rail to Sar-
atoga and Long Branch, where they met
New York horses that had not undergone
fatigue in cident to long journey. Mr..
August I belmont, Of New York, has
some Of his finest horses here, including
Lord Iytton, Fiddlestring, Taienne,
Democrat, Beaten, Carila and Edelweiss,
while George &. l.Orillard has nine
horses in his stable, seven of which are
first class racers. Harold, splendid
looking chestnut horse is at the head OF
the list. Mcssrs. III. ID. j. Grouse, OF
ChilliCothe, o.; 4. G.. Mace, OF COlum.
bus, o; j. 4. Williams x CO., Of Ken
lucky; Gov. Bowie, of Maryland; Col.
Thomas boswell, OF Virginia, (who still
owns number OF the descendants OF
"Reyenue"); Lloyd Il Brown, of Geor-
gla; Charles NOyes, of Kentucky, and
numerous others have horses OF renown-
ell pedigree, which they expect to win
heavy purses and great deal OF glory
between now and Friday.
Yesterdays Events.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-The Mount
Vernon stakes, miles, Was won by
Baby, formerly Dairy Maid; Cinderella,
second; Dawn, third; Mystery, fourth.
Time, PIP.
The race ior the Brighton Hotel Cup,
II miles, was won by Checkmate; Mon
itor, second; Wenter, third; Clyde
Hampton, fourth. Time, 2:37.
The third event, mile heats, was won
by Suananoa; Eunice second. Glenda-
liza was ruled ont after second heat.
Time, | :45, / 80, l:52. Eunice won the
first heat OF the .steeple chase over the
usual course; Faustina second, Starlight
third. Time, / minutes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
BRAINS AND BULK.
Tilden's Managers After Sena-
tor David Davis for the Second
?iace-Davy's Friends Say He
Is Good Enough for First.

NKw YORK, May lS.-Absolutely the
latest Tilden combination that has been
suggested couples the old man with the
ponderous avOrdupois of Senator David
Davis, of Illinois. A Times Washington
special SAYS: The Tilden leaders have
been sounding the friends of David Da-
Wis, OF Illinois, as to whether he would
consent to serve upon ticket with Mr..
Tilden. These Tilden people advance
the argument that, il Mr.. Davis should
consent TO this combination, he would
naturally fall heir to the first place in
case Mr.. Tiden should fail TO secure it.
Mr., Davis has not as yet expressed any
opinion in the matter, as it has never
been officially broached to him. 1t is
fact, however, that the Tilden managers
are very anxious to make an alliance
with Judge Davis. No less Til
den manager than Speaker Randall
has been actively working during the
last two or three days in this direc-
ton. The Tilden men, as well as many
others among the BOurbons, have con.
cluded that Ohio is hopelessly y Repub-
lican State, and that the contest for its
possession had better be given up and
transferred to Illinois rs a more promls-
ing field. Ii is believed that Judge
David Davis could certainly carry llli-
nois ii upon the ticket at all. So many
concessions are made by the Tilden peo-
pie to the strength of David Davis that
they have by so doing furnished the
best possible argument for Judge Davis
occupying the first place Judge Davis's
friends say that il the ticket needs his
high character and great reputation To
strengthen it, he should not be called to
take second place. The Tilden people
reply very adroitIy by saying that moth
ing can be lost by combining with them,
as their man at present controls the
situation, and will control it until the
end
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
RED HANDED VICTORIA.
The Trail of Blood Following
His Savage Band of Marauders
The Lines Closing Around
Him

TUC~1N. ARIZONA, MAY lS.-The toll
lowing Is Just received.
HlG,u 0F SNN FRANCISCO RIVER, May
1, Via AFNyuN, May III arrived here
tonight, and have travelled hard iot
three dayS and two nights In pursuit OF
NCtoria'S Indians, but they are siIl
day ahead Of me, They got away with
thirty horses from here last night. They
have So far, Ia INV knowledge, Killed
eleven men, two women and teS
children. have heard ot twenty
two others being killed. lri
Silver City On the 4th WITH
crakerS, bacon and coffee Tor
mys-li and men for tour days. We
have since been living ON what ltte We
could get ftOm the citizens. | had to
ABANDON one ot my horses TODAY, snd
tue rest are utterly Worn cut, ami lear
will now have To abandon the chase
ani everything now leads to the belief
that thev are heading ior stevens Ranch
or somewhere in that vicinity, To pro-
cure ammunition. Am Of the lmpres-
sion that NiCtOriN'S band has been large
ly reinforced Country people m tins
region are excited, and whole settle
ihNiANo atN bNAu- NthNtN up
MADDEN,
CupidtR,
This confirms the report Of extensive
Indian depredations in New Mexico.
Stevens Indians report that IuppesT
and Kramer have OyertaSen Victoria
near Clifton. and have lost one man
killed Madden had probably joined
Turner or t;spsual Hatch. The latter
Is due somewhere in this vicinity. lie
Was in san Francisco Valley. ninety
miles northeast OF Bayard, on the llth,
on large Indian trail, numbering about
500 Kramer fought only part OF the
lnlians with Victoria, on Ash Greek
on the 9Th.
Gen. Carr is Organizing another com
mand 10 be sent from Camp Thomas,
under Capt. Heutig, to the head OF the l,s
san Francisco river. The command VIII
consist Of Companies ID and +, sixth
cavalry, aud Company A, Indian SCOUTS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
General Goff ReuominAied

WASHINGTON, MAY lS.-Mr. Hayes
To dav nominated Nathan Cod, Jr., Of
Clarksburg. United States Attorney tor
West Virginia.
A Chance TO Postpone the Adjournment
WASHINGTON, May lS.-The House
adjournment resolution reached the
Senate this afternoon, but has not yet
been laid before that body. An error in
the phraSeology has been discovered
which NAV make necessary its return TO
the House, and thus reopen the whole
question. The resolution Is IN the form
0i a JOINT resolution instead OF a concur
rent resolution. The form requires the
approval OF the President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
WHAT GEN. CoFFRoTH SAYS.
The Attacks on the Southern Brigadiers"
StIgmatiEed as Nonsensical-A Bungling


Committee ~ B'anc
PITIsBUErH, May lS.-A more moder-
ate view Of the situation As betWee
Northern and Southern Democrats is
entertained BY General Cotiroth, q Rep
resentatiye in Congress from Somerset,
in this State. Your reporter talked
with him to-day, while be Was in the
city. "llow did Curtin's friends take
hIs defeat the General Was asked.
lie replied, Every hard. Curtin him.
selfwas not there, but his friends were
very much surprised. Ii did not sur
prise me very much. In Tact | rather
expected it. The report Of the commit
tee MAS very unsatisfactory, not at all
what 1t should have been. That COM
mittee reported To Congress that neither
lOCum nor Curtin were elected. Now
no intelligent man will for a moment
believe that such was the case. Nobody
on either side, or on no side al all, say a
disInterested party, doubts for moment
that somebody Mas elected TO Congress
from that district. IoCum got the ere.
dentials and Curtin entered the contest.
Then the matter went to the Committee
on Contests, who bungled II terribly IN
reporting that nobody was elected. That
sas all nonsense. Eight members OF
that COMMITTEES signed that report, While
the other six declared IOcum Was en-
titled 10 the seat. Neither report Was
| calculated To strengthen Curtin :
chances. Either he MAS elected or he
Was defeated. The committee declined
IN declare him elected, his friends did,
and at the same time declined TO give
the seat TO IOcum. That MAS no way Ia
manage matters. They should have
/ acted With some consistency and pre-
| sented q square report one way or the
other. They have buDgled the Mime
sofa case every bit as badly. These at.
tAcks on the Southern brigadieIs are all
| nonsense. The southern members are
no halfway fellows, and don't admire
halfway reports; and DO not doubt
but that they voted honestly in accord
Ance with their conyietions Randall
and some others OF our folks we're dis
/ appointed over the result, bot they
might have expected it after that queeI
| report came IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
THE SMITH MURDER.
The Trial, Conviction, and Sem
tence of Hiram Metcalf.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
KEYsEE, w. Va, May Is.
For the past week the court house
here has been thronged with people to
watch the proceedings in the case OF
Hiram Metcali for the killing OF Frank
lin Smith, near this place, about the
close Of the war. The arrest OF Metcalf
was telegraphed the REGISTER several
weeks ago. The jury to-day rendered a
verdict of murder in the second degree,
and fixed Metcalfs punishment at nine
years In the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
AN INTERNECINE WAR.
An Alleged Serious Division Between
Northern and Southern Democrats-A
Row that would be Fruit for Radicals.


Northern and Southern Democrats-A
Row that would be Fruit for Radicals
PITTSBURGH, May lS.-rhe Commercial
Ga.rt, publishes special from Wash
inglon, reporting what, ii 1t be true,
would seem to be the beginning OF quite
a lively row between the Northern and
Southern wings Of the Democracy. The
dispatch Is as IUIiuws: Inc acuun oil
the rebel brigadiers in dodging or voting
against the seating OF ex-Govenor Cur.
Tin, already alluded TO in these dis
patches, has caused the bltterest feeling
| between the Democrats of the North
and south, and promises to become an
important influence in the future poll
tics Of the North. The friends Ot Gov.
Curtin in the House felt that they conld
confidently rely upon these persons to
reciprocate the action which the North
ern Democrats had taken IN contested
election cases in the past which
had no claims for consideration.
When the case Of John GoOde, OF
Virginia, whose seat was contested, was
up, and the majority report OF the COM
mittee was against him, 1t is charged
that these same rebel brigaders, on
minority report, seated this contestant,
although it was demonstrated that he
was beaten by at least sixteen hundred
votes. Under such circumstances, hay-
ing been aided by their northern allies,
il was expected that in the case ot Gov.
Curtin, which was exceedingly close,
he would receive their unanimous sup
port Instead OF this, il is- shown that
every southerner who had served in the
rebel army either paired, lodged or
voted against the report OF the
Elections Committee. The Indignation
amongst Northern Democrats has reach
ed such u pitch that conference was
held yesterday, at which there was eX-
pressed some very radical sentiments by
Northern Democrats as regards. their
course in their own districts hereafter,
and "black list, " which had been pre-
pared by the Speaker, was read. The
following is a list Of the names OF these
parties: Chalmers, of Mississippi;
stephens, Of Georgia; Singleton, OF Mis-
sissippi; FELTON,, of Georgia; Tillman
and Richardson, of South Carolina;
Richmond, of Virginia; Rothwell,
of Missouri; Caldwell, OF Ken
tucky; Aiken, Of south Carolina;
Bright, of Tennessee Buckner, OF Mis-
souri; DAVIS, OF North Carolina; Hooker,
Of Mississippi; Knott, Of Kentucky;
Lewis, of Albania Harris, OF Virginia.
and Henkie, OF Maryland. Mr.. Black
burn, whose demogogism is notorious,
was observed to sneak out of the Hall
and remain away until after the vote
was announced. When he returned
and found majority OF some forty
against the seating OF Curtin, he then
asked unanimous consent TO record his
vote, which Was in favor OF the contest
ant His movements were watched,
however, and were fully understood.
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sas PEAsusoD, Nay ls.-Tbs xofs.
ingmsn's party. IN state Convention W
day, s,iopisi 8 platform advocating the
elestioa Of The President sed Vice
President BY direct vote 81
the people A resolution deciar'
isx Allen q. Thurman the ehai6e
Of the sorkinynen's party ior President
Of the United sts,es. xss adopted, sitsr
. hos debate, By Q vote IL % 10 IL. The
oppoatioa 70 the pesoiuiioa vss on the
sscupd that it V inpolitic 70 psss any
prsissspcs st prssent. not becsuss %
ssy objscsioa 70 Thurmsa - ths and'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
ANOTHER TOWN IN ASHES.
Destruction Of COtssierspOrt, Pa,
by Fire Yesterday.

BHApvonD, May II A special b. the
Fra lrpm CJuIsr.yoh, POttsr oonaIy,
Pa, say; Al o'clprs tbI, aftrrBoDn
fire broke oui 10 rear F0Din 81 sisbblns
Bros'. store, used for storing OIL The
toxn i. without . water supt OF hre
apparatus and nothing could be done
O eherk the flames. The IRE barned
rapidly. By , O'Clock every dwelling.
s,sre an plao. 81 business in tie toxn,
ercspt the nGuri house, Bakers Hotel,
Mans in.orsrrv Office and the Journal
printing olhoe, sere in ssbes- About
iouy buiLiings were destroyed. LDss
prof. ably $4,000; in,uranee, $1,000.
No liyes xese tsi,srted lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
AN EXTRA SESSION IMMINENT.
Mr.. Hayes Getling Ready to Bring the
Adjourners to Halt.
WAsHISGToS. May Is.

special To the Register
There is a mild rumor about town To
the effect that IL Congress adjourns, as
now contemplated on the 3lst inst, ,
without making provision for counting
the electoral votes, the President would
at once issue proclamation calling
an extra session iOr the purpose OF ST.
curing the desired legislation upon this
subject. The rumOr claims to come
from high authority. Ii is impossible
to say just yet how much truth there is
IN il, but there is probably enough
To cling to for awhile,
Considerable opposition is being
manifested on the part OF some oi the
members To the proposed adjournment
at the time specified, on account OF the
large number OF important measures
that are still pending, aud which would
not be disposed OF in the event OF the
adjournment. A new list OF these bills
would occupy hall a column, and some
of them ought doubtless To become laws
~ soon as possible. Ii is very probable,
however, that they will be passed over
until next session despite their import
ance, or supposed Importance, as a ma
iority of the members of both parties are
anxious TO 20 home 10 look alter their
personal and political interests. Both
Houses are completely overwhelmed
with bills OF private and public concern,
anl II ~ ,Nar.. nn,,a ,lpgllpl that the s,,S-
sion should continue until all or any
great part of them were disposed OF, 1t
would be protracted indefinitely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

There is q big sensation imminent in
Washington. J. A. George has sent .
letter 10 the Pacific Railroad Co,hmittee,
Offering 10 prove that At least three SEN
aiors we're bibed 20 pass the Texas
Pacific land grand ball. II % rumored
that Blaine's skirts are not clear OF stain
In this connection
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
A Celestial After Points
NIaI % lIIN NtkI'III'
WASHINGTON, MAY Is.

WAsHINGroS, May Is.
Mr.. Hidehorn kauase, Japanese oih-
cial, whose duties correspond 10 those
of our Secretary OF the Treasury, is on
has way hither from Japan via New
York. The object ot his visit Is not
clearly known, but Il is surmlsed that
he Is coming to get few points 'rom
our Secretary for the regulation OF his
JapAneSe fences
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Pre,idential speoulations.
special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, MAY Is,

WAsHINGToS, May Is.
Don Cameron announces to-day that
Billy McManes will certainly vote for
Grant at Chicago, aud that there is peace
now among the Republicans OF Pennsyl'
vauia. instead oi discord aud rebellion,
a. there was two weeks agO. There are
those who believe the story that Mr..
Sherman will unite his forces with Grant
at Chicago, to beat Blaine, and that in
return for this patriotic act the Grant
managers will nominate him for Vice
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Yesterdays Events.
MR.. BAYARD'S BILL.
Little Hope of Its Passage at this Session
SpsCial o. the Register

Sp-cial tn the Register.
WASHINGTON, May lS.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has
voted to report and recommend for
passage, with few amendments, Mr..
Bayard's hill To regulate the pay and ap-
pointmeut oi deputy marshals. 1t is
barely possible, therefore, that this bill
may he taken up and hurried through
within the short time remaining for its
consideration. Once before the two
houses. however, II would provoke
anew the old struggle, and this fact is
too well known to leave much room for
speculation as To its present tate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Weather Indic.nona

WASHINGTON, May ~, lA.s.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, stationary
or rising barometer, stationary, followed
in the western portions by lower tenn
persturs, clear OF partly cloudy weather
and southerly, yeering to westerly,
winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Representatives OF the four trunk
lines met at the Office OF the B. & o. r
r. Co. yesterday. II vas decided 70
make no change for the present IN tar1
on the esst-bound treishtA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND IelEGRAPHIc REPORTS.
Money Easy At 3 to 5 Per Cent-Govern-
ments Strong and Higher-fIour
Quiet " Wheat Higher
Hogs Quiet.
Wheeling Wholesale 9

wheeling Wholesale.
Several uninportsnt changes will be
noticed in the market report OF this morn.
ing.
The grocery trade has declined little
in prices. Trade, however, is fair.
In dry goods there is no change in
prices, and the trade is moderate.
Hay has declined about s.. 90, and the
supply is more than equal to the de-
mand.
Flour, corn and oats remain about tho
same.
The wood trade is still dull, but some
excitement is expected in about two
weeks, when the regular season will
commence.
Nails have dropped to s3?5, and
moderate demand.
A light decline ID noticed in other
branches OF business.
Flour.
Family white. O. 7A4s o
rhhCy patent prOc>s... .,,--. .,.......- Uss ~
spring Soao "a
Wharf.-The market has changed a
little since our last quotations: prices,
milling 81 10; shipping 81 0i.
CoRS-The market shows no huctua.
ton, selling at 45(d-5Oc
RyE-None offering.
OArs-The market Was steady with an
orlinary demand anil fair sunnly, ,,nnl
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Kicked to Death .

WASHINGTON, Pa, MaylS.
John Black, OF Prosperity, was kicked
by horse in the abdomen yesterday.
His life is despaired of.
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Ano,h.r Bnpa Fa..ory Gone.

KIxssros, n Y, May ls-Polin .
sab and blind factory and tso dwell
iugs we're burned. Loss, ~, 900; insur-
ance, 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Provisions.

CorrEK-Fair Ia good Rio at l3C4i5c.
choice lsc, best Wheeling roasted isc.
Arbuckir,' zoe; yellow Rio lsc, Java 25c.
MoLAssLs syrup, common iOc bright
45c; prime, 50r New Orleans, prime bOts
55c; choice G0c.
SuG.R-R Refined hard crushed l0lc: /:
pulycrised. l0!c, granulated, Oic, Stan
dard A, 0lc; on 4, 0c; Palace &, ste;
extra G., slc; best yellow, g.; common
yellow 7Ih7lc, New Orleans stasic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Dry Goods

business in this line is reported
a. moderate. there being a full stock
ON hands. We give quotations on
leading articles, ~ follows Prints 6tasc,
muslins 6Ga9c; ginphan- iiGHl0c, che
volts sta II coticns.les ~" 2bc; crashes
46lOc; denim. lOhliir, ducks u Va
l5c; jeans l5td JOc; table linens 25ta Soc;
dress linens l6C122c aud drrss goods 10
II.