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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-04
CHAIRMAN MEALS FIGuREs.
BLAINE TO FORAKER.

The Premier Hopes to Save Jawbone from
Defeat.
CINCINNATI, O., November 3-The fol-
lowing dispatch to Foraker, in this city,
came too late for use last night:
"WAsHNGToN, November 81 sin
cerely regret that was not able TO accept
the invitation to be with you this evening
Widespread interest is felt in your
election. The esgerness of the
Democrats to derive evens partial
victory in your State should cause
every Republican from the lake to tn e
river TO exert himself until the polls are
closed on Tuesday. Pride and principle
combine to stimulate Republicans TO pre-
serve their great record in Ohio.
(Signed. JAMES G. BLAINE"
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HUNTED BENDERS.
The Chase for the Bloody Kansas Mur
derer's Family,

The Chase for the Bloody Kansas Mur-
derer's Family.
KANSAS CITY, November 3.-H. A.
Lewis, ex-Assistant Adjutant General Of
the State of Kansas, ct present resident
OF this city, was in command of the vigil
ance committee which in 1873 was organ-
izsd at Parsons, Kansas, to bring the
Benders to justice. In an interview he
tells the story of the chase after the muT-
dsrers throughout the surrounding coun-
try to Cherry Vale, Kansas, near the Indi-
an Territory. From Cherry Vale the com.
mittee returned in a body TO Parsons, and
disbsndsd without having seen the Bend
ere, much less lypching them. Mr.. Lewis
says another committee continued the
search from Cherry Vele. Some sey they
lynched the murdereIs, others that they
did not. In the light of these conflicting
statements it may be that the members Of
the Bender family still live and that the
two women arrested in Michigan are old
Mrs. Berder and Kate.
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SHIELDS THE THIEVES.
Harrison Prote cts the RsrAted Pension
Officials.

Harrison Protects the Rsrated Pension
Officials.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-There is a
good deal of discussion going on in a quiet
way in regard to the disposition Of the
cases of the rerated employees of the Pen
sion Office. Secretary Mobiles letter to
Capt. Smith is quoted in support Of the
view that SO far as the Secretary OF the In
terror has bis way all the rersted employees
will have to 90, but it is said that an in .
timstion has bsen received frcm the
White House that q Wholesale punish.
ment of thi ! kind is not regarded with
favor. This is, Of cOurss, mere
rumor, but it is current to-day, and sOme
who are familiar with the matter 81 sslar
az to sey that the whole affair will be al
lowed to simmer down and nothing will
be done in the re-rated cases except where
they are found to be plain violations Of
the law. From official sources it is lesrr-
ed that nothing has been done, and that no
further steps will be taken until the
Secretary of the Interior has had an op-
portunisy for further conference with the
Commissioner of Pensions.
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PARKERsBURe NEWS.

A Trains Marrow Escsp ps-ParkeTsburg
Improve
special TsleGrGHi 70 ne Register
PARKERsBURG, November 3.-Just as
the souibbouud Ohio River train was pull
ing in on the siding at WillismsiowD, yes
tsrday, an axle on the pony truck broke
and let the engine down. Another engine
was sent up from the shops here, and
brought the train in sn hour late. II the
accident occurred while the trsin was run
ming. some serious results might have fol-
lowed.
The City Council has ordered the Game
we'll Electric Fire Alarm system put in.
There viii be twelve or fifteen boxes at
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-04
M1LwAUKEE SOCIETY SHOCKED.
A Scene in Road House Where Very
Prominent People Figured.

A Scene in Road House Where Very
Prominent People Figured.
MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Staid Mil
waukee society was to-day incOnceivably
shocked by the disclosure of scandal. 1t
related TO a scene between Court Commits
sioner Hugh Ryan, son of the late Chief
Justice, and two highly-connected and
wealthy citizens whom be claims to have
found with his wife and another woman at
a Well-knoWn road house.
The women's companions we're young
Mr.. Falk, son of the millionaire brewer,
and Charles Brand, sou of Assemblyman
Brand.
Ryan placed a revolver at the head Of
each and compelled them to kpeel and beg
for mercy abjsotly.
The injured husband had employed
detective TO shadow his wife, whom he
suspected.
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In OHIO AND VIRGINIA
ROSY PROSPECTS POR GLORIOUS DEMOCRAT
IC VICTORY.
Campbell Has Fought Magnificent Batls-His
Election Olaimed-0ld Dominion Democrats
Are Confident Of WinniDg-kahOns
Cannot Beat Them.
Special Telegram to he Register.

optclOt 1e1tgTog 70 ne htglsleT.
COLUMBUS, o., November 3.-The cam
paigu formally closed last evening at Gin
cinnati with speeches by Campbell and
Foraker Campbell spoke to an immense
audience at Music Hall, and made some
startling disclosures in regard to the bal
lot box forgery. He accused Foraker OF
conspiring TO defame his character, and
arraigned the Board of Public Affairs for
using the city's money for private affairs.
The campaign has been one Of the most
hotly contested in the history of the State.
The fact that the Democrats are 80 saDguine
Of success ia due TO the superior general
ship of Campbell and the campaign work
Of Chairman Neal. Democrats do not feel
justified in only claiming the entire State
ticket, but also majority on the joint bal
lot in the General Assembly.
THE OPPOSITION TO FORAKER.
The exposures made by Campbell in re-
gard to the Cincinnati Board of Public
Affairs and forgery of names to the bsllot
box contract caused Republicans to lose
faith in the campaign and since that time
they have conducted it in a listless man
n;r. The opposition which exists to For
aker is not confined to one place, but is
general throughout the State. Republi-
cans claim that what they will lose in dis
affected parts will be overcome by in
creased msjorities in the western reserve,
but the western reserve is being depended
upon to much by them.
Foraker will run over one thousand be-
hind his ticket in OuyahOga county (Cleve-
land), on account Of the opposition of the
business men TO him. Ia thia (Franklin)
and Hamilton counties, where the princi-
pal antagonism to Foraker exists, the Dam
ocrats will have increased majOrities and
will elect q majority OF delegates to the
General Assembly. The Republican Com
mittee are making desperate efforts to save
the Assembly and are scattering money
broadcast. Thousands OF dollars have
been traced to close counties, and the Dem.
Ocrats have men to watch those who will
distribute it. 1t is safe to say, that if the
vote buying processes of Indiana are re-
sorted TO 90 Tuesday, as the Republican
Committee evidently plans, some of the
men engaged in the work will land in the
penitentiary.
CHAIRMAN MEALS FIGURES.
Tonight Chairman Neal says the Dem
ocrats are certain Of victory. They will
carry everything. He places Campbeli's
majority over Foraker at 5000 and says
it may be more. The Democrats be be-
lieves will get all the members of the legis-
lature from Hamilton county, which will
give them control of both branches, and
ensure a Democratic U. s Senator.
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80 nara for the D. 8 o.

The Baltimore and Ohio R. R Co. have
recently gwen an order for four addition
al trains of Vestibulsd Care, which will be
nlaced in service between New York and
Chicago before the close Of the present
wear. The Baltimore and Olio now
operates 8 daily Yesiibuled service ne be
tween Chicago and New York, and Gin
CHINA i and New York. This new equip
meBt will give them double daily
Vsstibuled service on their Chicago line.
The constant improvement in its road
wsy. motive power and car equipment by
the present management OF the B & 0. is
rspidly bringing the pioneer railroad OF
America into popular favor as passenger
route between the East and the West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-04
Believed to be Guilty.

CHICAGO, November S-The Herald
says Senator Kennedy's withdrawal from
the Oronin conspiracy case, if current re-
ports be true, was caused by Forests
undermining him and because he was
almost ignored by all the other lawyers in
the case and the prisoners. 1t is claimed
that Kennedy is not only convinced CT the
guilt of the men on trial, but that be be-
lieves every one of them to have had q
guilty knowledge of the attempt TO bribe
the Jury.
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"rhe Mnifs of Now York >,

Miss Katie Emmett is making a wonder
fol success in her play "The Waits Of New
York" The optniDg week in Pbilsdel-
phia was the largest ever done at Fore.
paugh's, hundreds Of people being turned
away nightly, unable to gain admission.
At Harris Theatre in Pittsburg, last week
the same state Of effirs lept up. The
Philadelphia and PittsburR prtes ore unan-
mous in their praise Of her acting, in the
part cf Willie Rufus and say she makes
the ideal newsboy and also praise her com
psDy as being first class. This great play
will be produced a. the Grand Opera
House the lest three nights Of tits week,
with family matinee on Saturday after
noon. Reserved seats can be secured az
Weir's McLure House Hat Store.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Kings Fool.

The advance sale ofseats for ''The Kings
FOOL" which will be presented at the
Opera House tomorrow evening by the
great COnreid Opera Company, is very
large, and the gallery is going of rapidly
as we'll as those seats still left down stairs.
Those desiring seats should not delay
longer. The indications are that one OF
the finest audiences of the season will wit
ness the production. The 81. Paul Globe
in an extended article about the play and
company, concludes:
"The chorus was handled with great
skill; the groupings were well designed,
and the ensembles were sung with much
power. The investiture OF the second and
third acts has seldom been tqualled on
any stsge. The opera ia entirely free
from horse plsy. The company Is large
and we'll made up.
Helen BertTam appeared rs Prince Julius
to excellent advantage. Miss Ada Glascs,
as Feliss, fell into instant favor. Miss
Della Fox wss excellent as Yonne, Felisa's
foster sister.
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MONEY FOR THE DEFENSE.

Irishmen Subscribe to Help the Cronin
Suspects Out.
CHICAGO, November 3-An open meet
ing of Irishmen numbering one hundred
was held at McCoy's hotel to-day at which
1916 was collected for the purpose Of 'see-
ing that the prisoners now on trial for
their lives before Judge Mcdonnell be sup
piled with means TO make proper and le-
gal defense.U
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FARMERS FIGHT.

Aian. Cutting Grows out oft am ..Aui-
aucc" orarrcl.
ti.a'lEE hAs., November g Last
1.sa, ata meeting %, The Farmers Aih-
a1os Charles Norlh WAS stabbed in the
stomach with knife by Geo Hall North
vas hacS-ha..6d and suspected Hau srd
'ol1 Ni.si1s o. pQo,,.- bis membership
a-a .-. '- Che close OF t1e meeting knockei
".1rs down, he tl-l assaulted Hall WHO
stabbed tim.
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MISS CALDwELLs CASH.

A Louisville Gentleman Says Her Fortune
Has Been Greatly Overesiimated.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 3.-A
gentleman who speaks from information
obtained from the late James Sheridan
Faul6s, ssys: The talk about Miss Csld-
Wells millions is about as loose as other
talk Of that sort She mas not mere than
$3.50. 600 in her own right, and her income
Is possibly $40 600; so when she offered
70 settle upon Prince Murat an annuity Of
$40 600 she was reallg dividing her in
come, and what the Prince called sea
biscuit was great deal more than to her.
Her father vas in the grocery business in
this citv. -
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Merit Wins.

We desire TO cay to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnics Salve
and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and We stand ready to refund the
purchase price, if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on their
merits. Logan & Co., Druggists.
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Rr Clr,rFnc orr Burned.

JACKSONVILLE, November ga Key
West special to the Times Union s'ys Del
P!no Brolher's cigar factory, containing
over one million cigars, besides large
Quantity of Havana tobscco, was com-
pIetely consumed by fire to-day. Loss,
S120 600
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srALpNe ooNvINcaD.


He Believes the asotherhood Win be a
Certainty
PITHuCEG November 8 President A..
0 spa.diuQ, ei lhe Chicago club, passed
through this city today en- route to New
York, where be viii remain until Decem-
bs- f. He stated chat be bad no doubt
sbc1. the Brotherhood being 20, aud
,bst bs did not expect tie sscessiouists to
8sk any concessions at the Lssgus meet
me Further than this be SAID that be
would be- agreeably surprised If they should
offer 'o c0mpromise on terms favorable to
t-e IaaEns In the meantime he would
ase tte necessary steps towards putting q
Iagrs club Chicago
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GILLETrE'A STORY.

The Fearful Secret Which Burke Revealed d
to Him.
CHICAGO, November 3.-A Winnipeg
special to the Daily Ne'cS gives the text Of
convict Gillette's version of the alleged
confession of the CrOnin suspect, Martin
Burke, while in jail at Winnipeg Little
additional to what has already bsen print
ed is developed, except the statement that
Coughlin got Burke loaded with liquor
and then informed him that lois had been
drawn and had fallen upon him Burke
with others to remove the doctor as a spy.
The night of Cronin's disappearance Burke,
COughlin, O'Sullivsn, CcOney and Beggs
were in the c0ttage.
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RIOTOUS HUNS

Nearly KIN Two Police Omcers st McKees-
port, Pa.
PITTsBURG November s. Late last
night a riot occurred among number Of
Hungarians in a house on Fourth avenue,
McKeesport, Pa. In trying to quell it
Chief of Police james Robinson and OH
Ger James MCQaaid3 were dangerously
wounded. Clubs and knives were used
with deadly intent. Robinson was stab
bed in the head and cut about the arms
aud hands, while McQaaide received three
u3ly wounds in the back of the neck.
There were about a dozen Huns engaged il
the f2ht and sll were intoxicated.
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Lutte SMELL FOUND.

A ParISersbure Boy Who Was stolen From
His Home.
Special Ts.egram to ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, November 3.-Several
months little boy named Lutte Smell,
step son of Mr.. J. II. Spence, Of this place.
disappeared very mysieriously and every
effort to find him proved fruitless Letters
and kilograms were sent in every direction.
But Detective Mehen has succeeded II
located him at last in Houghton, Canada,
where he had evidently been taken ny
Gypsies or some other kidnapping party
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"rhe Chicks' Tonight.

This new musical comedy, which will
be produced for the first time in this city
at the Grand Opera House, is thus sroken
of By the Philadelphia 7naes: "'Chicks'
is q great comedy With 8 fine surrounding
cast. Everybody was there and we'll
pleased. Mirth and merriment reigued
supreme during the entire three scls. And
We can eafely assert that 'Chicks' is a
brilliant success. The company visited
Pbiladelphis during March,
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Take Possession ot Kansas City and
Have Euu.
Kansas CIY. November 3.-A scene
o., aoc.- excitement occurred in tie
streets cttc.-c.g this morning. 1t lasted
at7s hoon s1d during that SINE q herd
asanp.d .d.i Isxas cltle bad possession
oils.a.r1. l.ra il ea area about two
1av square An1u1er Of persons were
tossed .l ts l-s of the iniuriated
o,a, arl n-.o.e a, herd was c0rraled
@an tf1, ,t -aeI r1mbsr had been
kL.l
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
sas Of the best female nurses and physicians
ia the United States, and has been 0sed
for forty years with never falling success
bv millions Of mothers for their children,
Daring the process Of teething its value IL
iacalcuable. Ii releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Priee 25c a bottle,
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Municipal elections in England and
Wales show heavy Liberal gains. Austen
Chamberlain, Joseph's son, was beaten in
Birmingham.
The Lord Mayors procession next Sat.
urday promises to be the greatest in his
tory.
A tug and brass band have been en-.
gagged by Talmsge's friends to greet him al
Liverpool.
1t is reported thst BoulaDger made a se-
cret visit 10 Paris last week and consulted
with his followers.
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LOST AT SEA.

Terrible Experience of the Coasting
Schooner Jennie Rosatne.
CHARLESTON, S. O., November 3.-The
schooner Flora Rogers arrived here today
withfour of the crew of the water logged
schooner Jennie Rosaline for Providence
whom it had rescued. The RosaliDe was
eau. hit by gale october %, when off Hat
teras. Capt. Barlow and wife were swept
overheard aud drowned. The mate and
three of the crew were washed over the
side, but caught ropes and saved them
goo
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A PRINCELY PRICE.

Huntington Paid 100000 for Prince
Hatzfeldt.
LONDON, November 3-Before the we'd
ding with Clara Huntington O. P. Hunt
iDgton deposited with his prospective SON.
in-law's trustees 81, $50, 900 in bonds OF the
United States and other gilt.edge securi-
ties, which he guaranteed to be irst-class.
Huntington also agreed to pay at the Lon
don and Westminster Bank, the day be-
fore the wedding, 100000 to persons des-
iguated by the Prince, ard 100000 more
within six weeks, also to persons designa-
ted by the Prince, who are, of course, his
creditors,
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CALIFORNIA's WINE CROP

Greatly Damaged by Recent Hesvy
Rains.
SAN Francisco, Noveu Der 3 -Pfesl-
dent Clarence Wstmore, Of the State Viii
cultural Commission, estimates the wine
less by recent heavy rains at ]. 900, $50 gal
Ions, but says the storm was not nearly as
disastrous to wine grape-growers So to
raisin grape yineysrdists of California, and
while no definite reports have bsen recsiV-
ed. the damage TO that prOduc, is placed at
55 per cent. Of the entire crop.
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SPANS EXPOSITION.
The Effste Monarchy Wants to Celebrat
I'm Honor of Columbus.

The Effste Monarchy Wants TO Celebrate
In Honor of Columbus.
LONDON, November 3.-While New
York and Chicago are making strenuous
efforts to secure the holding of the Inter
national Expedition in their respective
cities in honor Of the fourth centenary OF
the discovery Of the new world, the prep
arstiOns in Spain for celebrating the event
have already assumed such proportions IS
to indicate that the United States will
have to begin at once if it ia hoped 10 at
tract any large numbers of European vis-
itors and exhibitors to America.
The movement in Spain is being con.
Quoted with the saction, if not at the in
stance of the Government. The Cabinet
recently appointed commission TO take
charge of the preparations, and now large
sum Of money will be asked from the Span
ish COrtes to aid in defraying the expenses
of the occasion.
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A SOUTH SIDE KICK.
What Mr.. Carroll Has to Say About Hunt
ing I'm This Vicinity.

What Mr.. Carroll Has TO Say About Hunt
ing in This Vicinity.
10 he Editor Of Gs Rtgisier:
l see in your paper sn advertisement
warning the people that there ia COM
bine of farmers in the vicinity Of Valley
Grove, who have openly declared their in
tentions of prosecuting every man, to the
bitter end, who puts his foot on their soil
with dog CT gun in his possession. de-
sire to cay a word to them: l have been
an occasional bunter for many year, and
occasionally will 6nd man, by chance,
whom God had sighted by not possessing
him with any Of the principles or instincts
Of Humanity, who would refuse to let a man
shoot a bird OF a rabbit On his farm, and
on making irquiry OF HE neighbOrs l al
ways found that be enjoy ed the reputation
Of being the mesnest man in all the ooun-
try. 1t is q mystery to me how so many
of the same kind located in and around
Valley Grove.
Poor Lazarus, who laid at the gate
moaning and grOaniDg for the crumbs that
fell from the table, or begging for water to
quanch his thirst, and was refused, should
surely feel thankful that it was Gods
will to call him from earth to heaven when
he did, for had he survived until the pres
ent day be might have fell into the hands
Of the people surrounding Valley Grove,
and if SO be certainly would have Jared
worse.
Ash am unaccustomed TO writing and
my time is precious, l will conclude by
saving that contemplate hunt in Penn
sylvania, and I will ask their honorable
combine if you will please let me pass over
the road through your lines. l shall make
a solemn promise that l shall keep my
dog and gun closely concealed.
Il mskes me blush with shame when 1
think what my fellow man will conde-
scend to do. by prayer is, may God have
mercy upon their souls.
ORvILLE CARROLL
! Wheeling, ". "a, NOuemJer 8.
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sCor1's MINERS WEAKEN.

The Long Spring valley Strike May Come
TO an End.
SPRING Wiley, Ill, November g.
". l. ScOtts striking coal miners held a
meeting today sud instructed Manager
Deylin 20 communicate with MT. Scott
with a view TO getting a modification Of
the working contracs. Numbers Of the
strikers have b,Oken ranks and seCured re-
employment during the past fsg days.
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RnnkIen,a ArnicasaIxa,

The best salve in tie world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corus and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logon & Go.
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MORTON'S BIG BUSINESS.
The Price OF Gin Goes Up at His endsd
Bar.

The Price Of Gin Goes Up at His endsd
Bar
WASHINGTON, d. C, November s.
Vics-Prssident MOrtOn's gilded gin mill lie
still in full blast Ond doing a great busi-
ness. He has not yet secured his license,
out he has received a permit from the
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
TO Iuu h;s saloon pending action on bis ap-
plicstiou for 3 license Mr. Morton has
secured the Endorsement Of a majority
of the property y-holders in his block,
and il is believed that ne will event.
ually get his license all right The i'm
mense run OF advertising that MOrsOn's ss-
loon has received has been very beneficial
20 its trade. Yesterday the price of whis-
key was raised from 10 cents TO 90 cents q
drink for the ordinsry stuff dealt ont over
the bar. Beer by the bottle, which is sold
IL the ordinary bar rooms iOr 10 cents per
pint, sells for Is cents at the Morton bar.