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AS Was Feared, the Mysterious Steamer
60eS Down With All on Board,
Leaving no Trace of Name
or Nationality.
ihe Irish Thugs Receiving Even.
Handed and Poetic Justice
President Greyy III.
Georgia: Pope Barrow and Ex-Goy.
ernor Co!quitt Elected for
the Short and Long
Senatorial Terms, Respectiyely-Gcn
eral Grant Says Fitz John
Porter Is Innocent.
Alabama: Tie Legislature in Session
Senator to be Elected.
Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian, Meets
His Fate Stoically.
That Accident on the Chicago X Alton
Road Tuesday.
A Rather Exciting Day on the Stock
Exchange.
other Foreign and Domestic News.
Iher Foreign and Domestic News.
shipping Intelligence.

'ft''S s"'NihEthCts
THE MYSTERIOUS STEAMER THAT coLLIprp
WITH THE wEsTPHALGA HAS GONE TO THE
BOTTOM WITH ALL HANDS.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from New
Haven states that the third officer the sec.
ond quartermaster and three seamen. con.
stituting the crew of the boat sent from the
steamer Westphalia, in search of the
steamer which collided with the West.
phaIia, have been landed there by a Belgian
pilot boat. They report having seen the
other steamer sink with all hands.
ANOTHER COLLISION.
BosToN, Nov, l5.-The barkentine Mer.
ced, from Pascagoula for Boston, put into
the bay yesterday with the loss of her lib
boom, bowsprit and sails. She had been il
collision, it is supposed, with the schoone,
Sullivan.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
New EoRK, Nov. l5.-Arriyed: Botbnia
Bavaria, Louis Buck. Arrived ont. Am
sterdam, Murciani. Homeward. Swei
gasta, Kate Burnill. At Hampton roads
Navarro.
THE THIRD OFFICERS STORY.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. l5.-rhe third office,
OF tho Westphalia reports that after pnll
ing about for nearly two hours he saw the
vessel go down, about 200 yards distant, but
was unable to ascertain hcrname or nation
atty. lie saw flames burst from th,
steamer before she sank. The Westpbalif
was surveyed on the dock to-day. Tn,
damage on the starboard side extends from
the stem TO 40 feet aft, and on the port sid,
from the stem to 10 feet aft. The hole il
the port side is o feet across. a large piec,
OF the steamer with which she collided. in
! Guiding some frames, is sticking i'm the
hole. The Westphalia's stern appears tC
be sound. The vessels seem TO have me
stem to stern. After striking the West
phalia on the port side, 1t is probable tina,
the other steamer swung round and swept
along the Westphalia's starboard side
The latter vessel, according to the latest
| accounts, was out six hours before making
q port of refuge.
THE ROYAL WELSH AFLoAT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. l5.-The British
steamship Royal Welsh was pulled oil th,
bar into deep water late last night. About
600 bales of cotton were taken out before
she moved. The steamer does not appea,
TO be injured, and is expected to take or
cotton at once and continue her VOYAGE To-
morrow.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL IN HIGH FAVOR,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-For the past
two daysth merchants clubs in the whole.
sale part of the city have been quietly sub
scribing TO the stock of the Nicaragua
canal. The subscription was started by the
board OF trade. About 100000 thus far
have been taken.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW York, Nov, l5.-Governments
strong, to ! per cent. higher; railroad
bonds irregu ar and generally lower; state
securities without feature, except for Ten.
neSsee mixed, which advanced per cent.
The stock market was weak until about
2:l5 p. M, when it became steady and
prices recovered to II, the latter for North
western, which advanced to 1891. In the
last fifteen minutes there was break on
Denver, iSs from iSs, and the remainder of
the list declined u fraction. The market
closed weak. Taking the day as n whole
prices were decidedly in favor of the fears,
who made good use of the cutting of rates
by roads west of Chicago and the threats of
q serious railroad war there. Capitalists
and spectators who recently turned the
market toward high prices, apparently
stood Oft to-day and did nothing, which
gives color to the talk that at the
higher prices. yesterday they secretly sol
more stocks than they bought. The Even.
ing Post says; The working of the market
to-day was such as TO discourage outsiders
from making more than limited purchases,
and these OF selected stock, of which earn.
ings are good, Following is the text of the
circular which stockholders of record OF
the Canada Southern railroad company are
receiving:
"Sr. THOMAS, ONT, Nov. IL, lss2.-srR:
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Crimes and Criminals.
COMMITTED.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 15.-Governor
Cameron has decided to commute imprison
ment for life the death sentence of Mary
Booth, the colored girl convicted in Surrey
county, Virginia, OF poisoning the wife ol
X. c. Grey and his overseer Jones. She
was to have been hanged on Friday.
AN ADBolr THIEF.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 A package which
ought to have contained diamonds to the
amount of $4,000, shipped on board the
steamer City of Chester and consigned to
Lewis Strasberger e Co., Maiden Lane
was on opening in the examining room OF
the appraisers department, found to be
stuffed with papers but no diamonds dis.
covered therein. Such examination as
could be made indicates that the diamonds
were abstracted before the box was placed
on board ut Liverpool.
JuSTIFIADLE?
NRw ORLEANS, Nov. l5.-William Elem.
ing, charged with the killing of Moses
Gibbs, late mate of the steamer John II.
llama, November Sth, was sent this even.
ing before the criminal district court on the
charge of manslaughter, under 81 900 bond.
The evidence is all in favor of Fleming,
who will doubtless be discharged BY the
grand jury.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
fort Worth: Searching for Missing
Man-New Railway Official Takes
Charge Lively Local Clean
ings An Accident, Etc.

ihS>-ah Acclucht, Lie.
kuStiu; The University Regents in
SesSion-rhe Stoncbreaker-
Dougherty Rewards.
Denisou: A Railway Collision Occurs
Near Bells. aud the Engineer
is Fatally Injured.
I'll Paso: Two Deeply Dyed Grim
inals Dig Through the
Adobe Jail.
L0ngyiew: A Woman Wauders or
Into Sabine Swamp.
Corsicana: Opening Days Sport of
the Jockey Club.
Waco: The Flre.Fiend Very'Busy on
Yesterday.
San Antonio: A Budget of Newsy
Items.
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Missouri.
COLONEL nnoAp,,r.p's coyr,

'oLoNkb BROADHEAOb CONTEST.
ST, LOUIS, Nov. 15.-The answer to the al
Tentative writ Of mandamus served on City
Register Boerne, on Monday last, to com.
pei him to count for Colonel Broadhead
certain disputed precinct votes cast AT
the late election in the 9th congressional
district, was made to-day In the supreme
court by City Counsel 0rbelald. After
some preliminary proceedings, December
lst was set to hear the argument. Mean.
time the poll books have been sent 10
Jefferson City and deposltions taken there
Colonel Broadhead will mako yirorou,
effort 70 have these disputed returns
counted In his favor.
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San ANTONIO, Nov. l5.-lspeclal ~. Y.
Casaano, aged 81, born and raised in San
Antonio, died last evening. He was the
father Of the independent candida,e.elect
for county collector.
II is reported that Casslano will have
difficulty in obtaining the required bond a,
collector ana Frank Newton, the defeated
democrat, may yet be assigned to the Office
for another term.
An army gentleman says II VIM cost III,
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Corsicana,

CoEsIcANA, Nov. l5,--[special. l4-To.day
was the first day Of the iall meeting of the
Corsicana Jockey club. The attendance
was rather slim. The weather was every.
thing that could be asked and the track IN
fair order.
First Race.-Running, half mile heats: ].
G.: Greener, first; Henry Bachelor second.
Time-63, 5ii.
Second Race. .-Trotting, three minutes
class: Cow Boy, won in three heats; Min.
ME NJ second; Dixie, third in first, dis.
tanced in third. Time-2:50, 2:i0, 262.
Third Race.--Running, mile dash: Lar.
gentine, first; Laramenta, second, Pilgrim.
age, third Count Polinac, fourth. Time
li7.
The finish between LArgentine. and
laramenta was quite exciting. After be.
ing taken from the car last night Dixie
backed oil the wharf at the depot falling
about five feet, sustaining some slight in.
iuries in the way of abrasions. This lofty
tumble may, in part, account for her beipr
distanced In the race this evening.
j. W. Mitten's horse, General Lee. ran
away this evening, demolshing a fine
buggy and spilllng out the inmates.
MY Partner" plays TO full house TO.
night.
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Miscellaneous roreisn New.
"ktckrNo.''

CArRo, Nov. i5.-The English consul
here has complained to the khedive Of the
harsh treatment Of q prisoner at scaplng,
who was formerly cotton proprietor, but
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And Other Interesting Newsby Specials
Galveston

Galveston
GALVESTON, November l5.-[Special. l.
Major 0chiltree left yesterday for Il trip
through the district. Leading merchants
deprecate the statements that have been
published by interested parties that the
election OF Major 0chiltree would prejudice
the business interests of the city. Now
that he is elected, even those who opposed
him express confidence in his ability to
properly represent the district in congress,
and as the whole state is interested IN deep
water at Galveston, 1t is believed .;hat the
balance of the Texas delegation will Coop
crate with Major Ochiltree in all matters
necessary for the accomplishment of this
purpose. ] eading merchants here express
1.-The hope that influential interior papers
will oppose any feeling of political preiu,
dice which will in any way throw an obsta.
Gle in the way of the accomplishment Of
this much desired object -
William Iuber was driving along tht
beach this evening, accompanied by Fanny
Evans, colored woman, when the horst
became frightened and ran away. Boil
were thrown out Of the wagon and badl,
injured. The woman's injuries are inter
nal and OF serious nature.
The school trustees met to-day and au
thori2ed the employment of two NOR,
teachers for the colored schools.
1t is understood the democratic party O.
the city will nominate candidate in tn,
coming election.
Henrietta Watson, n colored woman, at
tempted 10 commit suicide last evening b,
drinking bottle of chloroform liniment
but was saved by the timely attention of G
M. Buck, druggist, who was callea in.
The British. steamship Mauritai M arrive,
to-day with 1900 sacks OF salt from Liver
pool.
Criminal district court met to-day, bu
no business of Importance vas transacted
The Chicago grain market closed strong
weather h1e; receipts small corn, Janu
ary, 81 seller the year, 00l, May Hi
Pork, January, $l737l; ribs, January
S9.22!.
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Cleburnc.

CLrbuRNR, Nov. 49, Special, Mrs.
Emeline Robinson, widow, living
three miles north OF here, has had her
dwelling burned, supposed to be the work
of an incendiary. her loss was about
81 500 leaving her almost penniless. No
clew to perpetrator Of the vile deed.
Mr.. W. J. Williams, of Glen Rose, had
five horses stolen from him about two
weeks since, among which was valuable
stallion. The thieves are believed TO have
disposed OF them in Dallas or Waco.
The corner stone of the new courthouse
was laid with Masonic honors Yesterday at
II o'clock. The parade of the Masons, Sir
Knights and Knights of Pythas, with
their new bright uniforms, was q splendid
sight. The music for the occasion was
discoursed by the Big Four minstrel band
who hGve been here tor several days filling
engagements at the opera-house. The
orator OF the day, Mr.. Renfroe, of Morris
vile, delivered a highly interesting aud ap.
propriate address for the occasion, touch.
ing in his remarks upon the progress of the
state, especially Johnson county, socially
and in enterprise; also citing the older set.
tiers back to the days when the spot where
the foundation of the new courthouse now
stands, model of modern architectural
beauty, was wilderness and the home OF
wild beasts and the red man, His remarks
were enthusiastically received by every
well-wisher Of Johnson county.
Rev. DIR. Hackett and Rev. Mr. McGeer,
OF Louisiana, both eminent divlnes and
clever gentlemen, are here visiting friends
and enjoying orr congenlal climate.
Mr.. Robert Bradley formerly one of our
enterprisng citizens, has closed out his
business here and leaves for Fort Worth
tonight TO engage in business there.
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LoSovIEw, Nov. 15.--[special. Two haw
had two freezingly cold mornings here this
week. A killing frost yesterday morning.
Health good. Cotton receipts large and
business active.
Mrs Bonham, the wife Of +. G. Bonharp,
strayed from the Junction few days are
and wandered away. A woman OF her dis
cripton was seen by negro on Big prairie,
three miles below Longview, toward Tho
Sabine river She has.been lost Eve days
now, and though many citizens, both OF
Longview and the Junction, Joined In tho
bine swamp and Is dead.
The new International round.house Is TO
be built at the Junction and several miles cf
new track.
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Denlson.

DESIsoH, Nov, i5.--ISpecial. THE south.
bound Missouri Pacific train on the Mine.
ola division collided with the rear end Of a
freight train this morning, near Bells, a
station thirteen miles from here. The en-
gineer and fireman jumped, the former n,
ceiving injuries which probably will prcvS
fatal, the fireman escaping with broken
ankle. The passengers were considerably
shaken up and somewhat bruised, but ntt
otherwise injured. The engine and several
freight cars were badly smashed up. Tho
accident is attributed to the breaking in
two of the freight, which assembled heavy
grade in advance OF the passenger train,
the detached portion coming back down
the grade at twenty miles an hour, meeting
the passenger as II rounded curve.
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El I'aso.

Ell pAso, November l5.--Ispeoial l-D.
L. Cowan, from Hagerstown, Maryland,
who embezaloda a large amount Of money
from the Shenandoah Valley railroad com
pany, and for whom reward was offered,
was arrested here yesterday by the city
marshal aud confined in jail. one Casey,
charged with highway robbery in Tucson,
A. T., was also arrested and confined In
jail. Last night both of these culprits
made their escape by filing Off their shack.
les aud digginga hole through the adobe.
An election was held yesterday and tho
proposition carried TO transfer control Of
the public schools from the city council TO
q board OF trustees, to be elected In ten
days.
The case of Billy Baird, alleged rapist
was taken up today in the district courl
aud eight jurors have been obtained so fad.
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NIineola.

MISEoLA, Nov. 1o.--[special.l-At the
residence Of the BRIDES parents TO. night,
Miss Leora Sharkman was united In mar
ringe TO Mr.. Robert Graham. Quite a
large assemblage witnessed the ceremony.
The happy couple Immediately 70 TO hou,s.-
keeping In homo elegantly furnished BY
the groom. e.
Professor G.. MoDcard, writing teacher IN
the public school Of this place, leaves ~
Terrell tomorrow. His departure IL re.
gretted very much by our citizens. lt
Cotton receipts heavy and business goo I.
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Austin,

AUSTIN, Nov. l5,--Ispecial, l-The -
lor, Williamson county, Water compaa
capital stock 5000, filed charter to.daz
The board of regents met to-day to ap-
point certain professors, but there not be.
ing q quorum, nothing was done. A m
board, excepting Judge Crawford, of DAB
las, will be present tomorrow, and the en-
tire week will be consumed in making up.
pointments, and in other business.
The cornerstone will be laid tomorrow,
the Masonic ceremonies being conducted
by Attorney General McLeary.
The reward of 500 each offered by the
government for the arrest of Stonebreaker
aud Dougherty, mail robbers has not been
paid to Captain Oglesbv, who captured
them on the 10Th of last December. There
seems to be u desire on the part of the pos.
tai authorities to hold II back. and the cop.
tain despairs OF ever getting it. The mon
were convicted aud sentenced to the peui.
tentiary about six months ago.
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|SEASONINGS

That's what thcyare-they are ea2eonnos intended for
benow chilly weather They take ci c .s edge of the
ah and insure you comfort. Every reader knows our
nenng. We refer to our enormously large stock of
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government $50, 900 to move the 22l inten-
try. TO their stations in New Mexico and
Arizona. These soldiers leave Friday and
ooleet seriously 70 being transferred from
warm to cold climate at this season.
me ilrst special train on the Eagle Pass
branch OF the Sunset railway ran into Es.ic
tass to-day, and was Welcomed by the cl,l-
sens and many Mexicans from the intero.
of Mexico.
Large prairie fires prevail in Maverick
vounty, and many valuable ranches are be.
,,ng devastated. These fires are undoubted.
the stock interest.
=, Levi Tarlton and Judge Devine leave for
Tyler tomorrow as counsel for tho state in
another rehearing before the courtof ap-
peals IN tho Ben Thompson case, Thomp-
son belng charged with the killing of Jake
iaiI Hr,si here. !" TN, CITY Defendant is stll in
Major 0chiltree, coagressman,elect from
the 9TH district ON the Independent
ticket, is in the city, and will visit Ills con-
stuuehcy IN the west, with view OF ne
9ua,nting himself with their wants. Major
ochiltree will do all in his power, he SAYS,
TO serve the people. regardless of politics.
Fort Worth.
Fort WoRrH, Nov. l5.--[Special. l-Mr.
J, Nj. Eddy succeeds Colonel l.. l.. Keller
as superintendent of the Missouri Pacific
railway.
Two freight trains collided at Handley
last night. One train was demolished.
Gentlemen from Cook county are here In
search OF Major A. ID. Rhea, a prominent
citizen OF that county, who has been absent
Tor weeks. His continued absence from his
family is a mystery.
Holland Hoover, q man about % years
old, was run over by a local engine and
killed this evening. lilo was from Colorado,
carrying cattle to st, Louis.
Boyd the man who accidcntly sho. him
sell yesterday, Is recovering.
The recorders court proceedings to-day;
john Galloway, carrying pistol, fined
$2!.6oi Charles Gulop, cursing, $5, Hwy
Williams, assault, $780, $. Z. Pilp,.m,
drunk, 50; Anna Smith, assault, $50.
Main stree, Is being improved, and The
other streets will be improved soon.
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LIVE STOCK
TODAY y QUOTATIONS..


nRHr CAtTLs-Curn-fcd,n none
BARRkS cows-FaL 2So0S ccus.
SnlrrlSu-Sa09St. cents
SrcCg-rcr head, sg,GsA
Mich CoWS-With calves s,SyGsll
SrMSdERS-ler head. siOGSSO
ho9S--uorn. SelSh cents; timber nL 8Sek
stock, 9tMS
enssr'-Mui;on, SStSa cents, stock, per head
tldOttsaN.
HogSts-kNlts me, per span, SOOdeNVN fancy
harness, elNDs!pp, livery haruoss S16eQSlyh.
farm. sSo@sigh, ponies Si6tfsSO.
MuLns.Extra heavy sl2,@ssG medium 500
400 small s30dbn
There may he said TO DO three grca, cattle
belts In the country, TO hc designated, rcSprc.
lively, ~ the north, the northwest and tho
south belts, Tho nrSt takes In Montana and
Dakota and is tributary to the Northern Pacific
road; the second includes tho western half OF
Nebraska and the territory Of Wyoming aud is
tributary 10 tho Union paCilC road, and the
third consists Of vast portions of Texas aud In.
dian Territory, and seeks an outlet through the
Iron Mountain, the st, Louis y SAN Francisco.
aud other roads leading 10 st, Louis. or the
three the northwest hclt is NJ present tho most
important but that ~ the north of il is rrowinr
the most rapidly, aud with the completion III
tho Northern Pacific railroad will gain aud
maintain the supremacy,
II Is the Orinion OF many that finer tnnrc
cattle will I've marketed nom the northwest this
year than last Upon the whole uauchmcn
show diSrosi ton ~ market only good, tat eat.
tie hut Mcrc have been some very poor spcCl-
mems sent In lately, The run of cattle from the
southwest continues, butt Is expected to slack
up soon
The condition or live stock IN Nebraska Ia 10.
ported never hcttcr than now. The mild weather
OF last winter, the fine pastures this sumnoi.
anu good care nave dono wonders for tho cattle.
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PROVISIONS.
To-nAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-nAY's QUOTATIONS..
BA0oN'-lOng clear sidos, l6to; ahort clear,
TCi. breakfast bacon lTRt
DRY SALr-LOng clear sides 49, &c; short clear,
l6Ac.
HANS anvsssod, II; Magnolia, II.
LARD--Tlere Axe half barrel, liac; iO-lb
cans, liSc 0lb cans Axe l0-lb cans 10 &C; 6-lb
cans, l5Ac s.!b cans, l5hc.
Tho provision market opened this morning
with bouyant feeling nj 20 AK for October
mess pork, advanced 10 2O90 during the day,
and closed ut 2l7O, fny cents above tho sales on
Saturday evening
The Price Current says. There has been no
new feature developed during the week regard
Ing the supply of hogs but confederation OF
previous reports OF light supplies OF old stock in
all the region east OF the Mississippi river is
received almost daily West Of that limo, and
especially In Kansas and Nebraska, the supply
IL reported better, but II IL not probable that
they will be marketed until the new crop OF corn
can 10 utilized To fatten them aud the iudca-
tons are that tho receipts OF hogs at the packing
points VIII continue light during this month
and perhaps during the whole month OF October
The recent heavy decline In tho price of old
corn 10 APPOINT which, in many sections of the
west makes II profitable To fattcn swine, may
probably stimulate the preparation of stock foI
| marketing in tho carly winter packing season
whore The farmers have such stock rs can be
forced To carly maturity but this is not generally
tho case, ana probably II IN the confidence fel,
! IN this feature OF the situation which actuated
| buyers IN taking the enormous amount of fujur,
| operations which have been sold In Chicago dur,
| Ing the past ten days or Two weeks and this has
| prevented u much larger decline in prices THAI
has taken place.
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HARDWARE.

ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
ANes-VolnS', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 800; Diamond Elgo per dozen,
100; Double Bit 2OOO.
ShoycS aud Spades-Rowland's discount 30
per cent Ames list steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per cent
Rubber bcltiug- Discount 80 per cent
NGilS-hO0 rate.
Horse shOcs-G21 per key,
Horse nails-Nothwestcrn No, 2, $50; No. s.
5.9h per box
lrOn--iC rate,
slcol--plow, 81; lay, &c; east, lsc per pound.
sheet iton-G II, &c; galyanisod, discount Is
por cent
skiuctS aud lids, Sc per pound; sugar kettles
81 per pound
rocks-ln boxes 100 Diapers, /. so per box.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 400; railroad picks
por dozen, zoe,
Mattocks--per dozen, HOO
soales--fairbanks discount ~ per cent.
Howe discount ~ per cent.
Tin plate-l G., l0Nll per box, 500; !. O., lii
~ per box, 500; TcrnG lixa0 per box, 200
TeInc, gOS2S, per box, 1850
Tinwarc-pieced, discount so per cent.
stamped, discount 10 per cent
solder-N0. |, loo; No, IL and IL, iSc pei
pound.
Rabbit mCtel-lo to ito per pound.
Ear Lead l.lc per ponnd
No, | duck horse collarS--i % per dozen.
hamos.-two loop 400 per dozen, three loop
L2l per dofcu
Rack bauds-thrcc inch, | 80 per dozen.
narbVd witc--Sh Qpkc