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through the open doms and windows, tnns receiving
lsssols IN crime and cruelty.
ovBRoRowDUo ury Cara
There also act IN relation 70 the overcrowdng
the public vehicles the street railroads and oveoso-
ing generally. So great an Inconvenience, or ntner
nuisance this packing OF human beings become tnai
unhesitatngy assert that the Legislature that WIZ
alleviate win receive genuine gratitude IN return
from the people OF all classes except the owdy portion
than by the abolition Of almost any othor public evL
Finally the regard 10 the transportation OF nnam
msble substances merits careful attention short time
since train of cars carrying petroleum, took nre ana
hnudreds head Of cattle roasted alive before tney
could be rescued gentleman who saw y describes.
the scene without parallel rho question OF city rosAs
is believe already before the Legislature and have
only 70 remark thst point thai Il Ii . pity that
the macadam, which IL % smooth, noiseless and
easily repaired, could NOT be substituted Tor all
Others, as is slowly being done In Europeaa
cites Tn conclusion fellow ctxens II you love mercy
end entertain Just conception Of the past and present
contributions of the brute creation 70 the welfare Of man
kind in the form Of faithful services while living and
food and when dead for the sake Of the slender
demands they make in return for all tness Dement'S,
namely SHELTER food and water, and simple exemption
from cruelty these, say receive the consideration
from you which they merit then delay mos another day
In practising kindness them In resenng their wrongs
no matter what temporary personal inconvenience,
and BY your earnest and active sympathy and support
sustain this the FIRST and only benevolent institution Tor
their protection In this land, until it, humane example
finds s reflection in every State and nation In this hem
iephere. A @f
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RonsxRS ov RUSSIAN NAVAL 0vyucsR.---Alesaador !
oiovsky, an oflcer or the Russian Navy. recently
rived from California in the steamship Henry Chsuncs
and put up at the whitney House. in Broadway.
Thursday evening Mr. Zaolovsky's trunk, which y
still aboard the ship, broken open and robbed si
barometer, chronom eter, sextspt, coat and shawl
sides various other articles, valued in ali ss 81
Charles W. Davis the coiored ccok and waiscv soos
The Chsuncey, being suspected OF the thet was vest
day arrested by otccr Of the Twenty sixth precD
when the coat and shawl taken from the covnplaiuan
trunk we're ere found TO- IN hts possession The .ccassd
Justice Hogan aud committed 10 the fcmbs for ir'
The od1cer Is making an EFFORT 10 recover the remsn
and was born in Virginia. The csnpiainans - sa 70
10 China
Tnr WARREN STREET ARsos CasE--z,cxxRT ccsnrr
ron TrAL--Ths case Of Adolpbus Zickeri, recently
rested charged with attempting " set nrs 10 bis so
lo7 Warren street, was further examined before Just
Hogan Yesterday morning. Three or four witncs
we're sworn and gave their testimony, but conais
nothing OF importance besides what has been alres
p,ibhsbed In the HERALD. A the close of the hear
The magistrate decided to hold zckert 20 bail IN the
OF 81, 900 answer nj court. Not having bondsu|
present, the accused Was committed 10 the Tombs.
ISprcrxp ron Arsos-ARRrsr on BEscH wi
RASr-samuei strauss, jointly indicted with Char
Worms for arson in the third degree, n setting 6rs
the store Of the latter, No. College place. the a
dav OF July 1881, va. ycxtefuW hIftN'so oy ustettI
riley and Captain Greer of the fn'd precinct orI
bench warrant Issued by Recorder Hackett S,ra
was required 20 give 600 nail 10 snswer before
Court Of General ssssiona Worms u already under
same amount Of bail 70 await his trial.
AI,xarp FORGERY Henry Anderson, young Scot
man, YES srsisned before Justice Ledwish yeslsrs
charged by Mary L. Dean. of No r Ninsh ssrssi. vi
having uttered aud passed her forged check drs
on cashier OF the Merchants Bapk for $3.50 pave
10 the order Of William hAssou, and pnrpOrtrs b.
signed by Brand, Headerron Co. Anderson admit,
giving the check 70 Mrs Dem, and was commt,sd
ttfal IN default of 500 bail.
ssrgTv 10 AsixaIS--Y Yesterday afternoon one az
officers the Fourth district Police couy arress.d
chibald sullivan and Frank Hughes on the above cLsr
under the following circumstances: = Observing a ho
making slow and painful progress through West rar
secoud street, the hoof cne OF whose fureees las
completely rctted OF that when the animal raised hf
u hung loose coming into its place again whom the
set down, the onicer was Informed by citizen
the boys Who he'd driven the horse had just gone 70
the corner whercupon he followed thesn and took IN
into custody. They were ~ once brought before
tee CcRnolIv and committed In $500 each le snswsg,
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tlscrps uF OFFICERS w TIVE lrIrlt MIAMI RAILROAD.

trscSsAn, Feb. 1, 1851
Ata meeting the directors the Little Miami Rail
road yesterday the following cthcors were elected w
n clement President; c. H. KiIigour, Vice PRESIDENT
W. t.oppy late Assistant Superintendent OF the New
York and Erie Rsisvtsd super iut~ndent g. H. Wright,
Yreasurer; T. D. davenport, Auditor General; r Strs-
der General Ticket Agent; j. A. Kinney, General
Freight Agent Mcssrs Clement, Siradsr sni Kinney
ineulateIy resigned their positions when w. wood.
ward late Rupernteudepf. elected President and
Colonel o'Brieu, General Ticket Agent Mr. Kibney's
place IA mot vet hIled.
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Ist aAIlsoao stockiot.

Uswnso Feb !, 1897
The oswego and Syracuse Railrcsd. which has been
blocked up Saturday bYht s open, and trains
will commence running W night II 10 expecied that
the Osweso and Home road viii be in operation TO NOR.
TOW mornus Tue late storm has been more disastrous
~ ~ HlIgsds ksI spy espsfiepcsd for Years
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TINE OCEAN YACHT a.ce, uecsmses, 1855

From the Evening Expree
BY the sword OF 81 Michael
The old Dragon through
BY David, his sling
And the giant he slewi
Let ne rhyme ns rhyme
A. . story 20 tell
Bow brave Yankee boy
Stormed the ramparts Of hell
With his gay htsie yacht
by all the great furics'
Crics Neptune the King,
"TIl scon dash 10 pieces
Thir frsil iitti4 thingi,
Grew his smile TO alaugh,
Rose his laugh toa yell,
Az be let looee the vinds
That would send her ~ he'll
with her boldheasted bcye
rsshed he waves 70 the stass
Aad the rsurm clouds uaroIrd;
But 70 the Ged Of the brave
Iceksd NE hearts Of the bold;
Nos deep in tho sca,
Now high on the wave,
Qr0sh Nepsune In gise
"Nos aumbsr they'll savein
There's "a awe In sea stsrms
And terror the while,
Rut none like the light
M thai terrible smile;
1bs smile Of the king
When the tempest cloud rolls,
And loosens the fury
that's rspt In the souis
of his death bearing winds
They wiiher the foe
Az the red iieht that runa
Hut young Gordon. the boy,
Stsnds firm u his guna
Yhsn furls be his sails,
Az the giant waves riee,
Aud noais he his boal
Aye, old Neptune denes
The bold-hesrted boy.
Nov by the old Cyrus
And the Cable he planted
Now by the Lord Harry.
Here are hearts yet undaGnled,n
Grew the emile to laugh
Rose the langh 70 q YELL
A Neptune tn storm clouds
Drove back into hell
From our bold hearted soya
Thea sosr'd she grea, Eagle
From his high throne OF rock,
Then cneer'd the world loudly
In champagne snd hook.
Then woke the old Lion
With welcoming roar
A. the gsv little yachts
Resch'd Engiand's glad shore
Win our boIdhesried boys
And the Queen did them honor,
Az with tsnvsss all sct
They sail'd before Osborne,
And fresh hoDors met
Dipp'd were their pennants.
And mann were their yards,
A. 20 the brave easlcrs
Queen Vic wave regards
TO the bold. Lesrted boys
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THE EXCISE Law.

The members Of the Metropolitan Police hnd their
eupasion Of arTesting delinquent hquor dealers almost
gone will Be from the following record Of the
business done in the different Police Courts yesterday
aGs VIOLATING nxCsE Law.
Simon LAutssbeck, keeping drinking saoon 1t No II
Morris street, and his barkeeper Frederick Ksat
yesterday arrested for violating the Excise law Justice
Rpsan haaA than 10 hsi In The SUM Of 500 each 70
answer besors the Court Of General SsssonA Kes vas
6yosted - TaurSda6 Tor & similaf Oflbnce III k
Al JessrasA Market Police Cont Michasf T. cibeepa
es No no West 1evsntpen1h ssseA Wa aE5Sim6d f6f
sailing liquor without lcsrss and heA toSet, %
swer q the 6peejd &saeions N s,. ,s.T. ,.l.s I. Y
AZ ths ERsx Ae.ksl PoIes ceyrs Far. e nssRse.a e
Broome street. wsss hrllsHM pa aahssee Of violating
the Exciss NV md ND y answer ~
The Law h Brsshlyu. ~ is.fr
4 Joasph Hsasn. = bartender esrneP Of DegMw and
Coumba streets charged with opening before SUNRISE
appeared before Justice Buckley who discharged him
On the ground that his employer was the responsible
party.
The case Of George Galloway, corner Of Carlton and
rlushing .svenuss. charged with similar offence was
adjourned for jury trial Monday next before Justice
Norehouee. ffa
Claus Bohn grocer and larger beer saloon keeper.
corner OF Park avenue and Waiworth street,
arrested charged with selling liquor without license.
He will be examined before Justice CoruwelL
Henry Karcber corner Of Fulton and Bufalo Avenues
and James Mullen, for selling liquor without license.
were both ned SO each BY Justice Cornwe yesterdas
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Among the crowd wbo visited the ONCE YESTERDAY
there was undoubtedly universal feeling Of dissails-
faction singuler circumstance connected With thf
msi,er was that appeared At any time anon the
knew anybody who had. Many persons stated nat they
mad bought ten, twenty and even hfy sickess, and
srawn sothing cf greater value than dollar ~
sorrss tbe pvmber Of lsns pngee must be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Dec 9-Thc Convention this
morning was visited by Governors Pierpont,
OF Virginia, and Smythe, of New llamp-
shire. They addressed the Convention,
hoping it would enact good and wise laws
and Constitution which would make the
State happy and prosperous.
Governor Smythc urged the members to
bear with the prcjudiccs Of men and Of each
other, and thought when the passions Of the
present hour have cooled, all would be well.
vote of thanks to the gentlemen was
adopted
The Convention then went into the con-
sidcration OF the report of the committee
giving eight dollars per day to members
Amendments putting it as six and seven
dollars were defeated by decided majority.
After some discussion the eight co lars per
dl, m was left in the ordinance which was
ordered to be ensrossed
A resolution was offered TO appoint
committee TO inquire what cases OF injustice
had occurred in the administration Of the
civil courts since June 1sL 1865, and report
the best means OF remedying the evils now
existing in the civil government Il was
opposed by lIunnicutt, Snead and others,
and was laid on the table.
Mr.. Hunuicuu offered q resolution for the
appointment OF committee TO investigate
the discharge Of persons for voting the Re
publican ticket At the State elections. and
10 report some means for relieving those
thus discharged
An amendment was offered empowering
the Legislature to make II misdemeauor to
discharge person for voting ss he chooses.
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WASHINGTON.
FORTlETn CONG RESs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-SENATE-Mr
Sherman pr esented the petition of Erastus
Corning and others, stock and bondholders
Of the Central Branch OF the Pacific Rail
road, praying that nothing contsined in the
set relative To the eastern Division OF the
Pacific Railroad Company shall b construed
to prejudice their Branch.
Referred
On motion Of Mr. Harlan the Committee
on Military Affairs were instruct d to inouire
into the proprieiy Of amending an act emf
lied an act declaring and fixing the rights
~ volunteers pc ra~is OF the army. An
proved March ~, 1861. 50 To include the
PREVIOUS service ia the marine corps in IS.
iatlishine the relative rank in the army
ans also ds TO The rrapri,ty q. authorizing
Tie Secretary ~. War 10 take into consider
t;an IN MI cases the previous rank us well
n the previous service in determining the
position II an oliiccr
On mot or, Mr. Ramsey submitted the
following which VAS ordered printei
Icsoise,i, That the Commute on Foreign
Keia'ions tc directed To Inquire into the
eNptdiency ot treaty between the United
aud the Dominion 81 Canada, which shall
contain tie following propositions:
l. ina duties al per cent al valorem
shall be imposed on all importa,ions from
Canada, beng the exclusive production on
the manufactures Ia the United States. or
fcr the United States to Canada. which
shall be substituted for existing tariffs of
| the existing countries
I'd. That the excise dn les Of the rnitcd
states and Canada shall be assimila,ed.
u That the navigation Of the great lakes.
The canals aLd channels of the St Law.
renee shall be forever free to citizens of the
United States and Canada
4th. That Canadian vessels in American
| ports, shall be entitled to all the privjleyes
oil American vessels in Canadian ipr,s.
o,h. That the fisheries Of the Atlantic
coast shall be free to the citizens of ho,h
coun,ri
Oh. That the common system If laws
| regulating copyright, pa;t nj rights and nos,
| age, shall b. extended over both countries
| 7th. That Canada will ccnse, tina, Gr,a,
Britain ceie 10 the United States the dis
tfiots Of North America west If longitude
S0ideerees, on the conditions, To wit:
iss That that the United States viii. pay
| $6DO.c00 To the Hudson Bay Company. il
full discharge of ell claim Ia the territory
or Jurisdiction in Ncrsb America, whethe,
founded On the charter of the company, 81
any treaty law or Usage.
81. The United States will assume tbs
public debt Of British Columbia, net exceed
| ing t2.O00.000.
81. To aid In the construction Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
IOWA..

nss MoINts. Dee. la.- Gleason, convict
ed Of the murder Of Provost Marshsls w God
ruiz and Bashofc. in noweshiek county, aad
sentenced TO be hung on the 9th If De
crmher, has had his death sentence commu-
ted TO imprisonment for life by the pr,si-
den'.
Ware, who was held over TO the February
term OF court, 10 81 900 bail, on the charge
Of forgery, has been taken to the S tate Pen
itentiary for safe keeping by order Of Judge
MnxWell
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ssnht itwiii always BE- the great family medicine.
Ministers aud Public Speakers,
who are often All, e;oi With lhrpa. diseases, VIII
nnd remedy Ia
ALIENS LUNG BAI.SAM.
Losens-s aud waters sometimes give relief. nut
tiis 8alssn. taken few timee. will insurc a car'-
VIII the afflicted Clergyman please test rs merts
TESTIMONIALS ruyGcfAss
DIR. Nathaniel Harris, for many years resident o.
Addleburry, VI. comments the Bilsam as being
sul,sris IL ali other remedies Tor Bronchitis lie
ssys Al have M donhtit viii soon become ciastf
- remedial agent for the of all diseases oil the
Throat, BroncAil al Tube-. and .he Lnng-.
NATH. HARRIS, NJ. u.
pr. Lloyd. OF Ohio surgeon in the arny during The
war from exposure contracted consumption. lie
'.Ihsvc m h~sitancy IL stating that !, was ny
m use nf yoar Lsa. !alssmthat am nov alive aud
~uiosins health" Dr FLETCHER. 81 MA--oali says
Il re- ,mmead volf Bs-am In preferenco 10 any
othrr medicine fer c,n ~. anl II gives sat4 i' u"n.
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LOUISIANA.

NRw ORLEANS. Nov. 9-No business Of
Importance has been tran acted nv The Con.
vention tn day.
Gen. Hancock has revoked 50 much of
special order No l92, issued ny Gen. Mower.
rs i.movrs Adam Gratfen. Siste Treasurer
end Hypolte P,rsia, State Auditor. and an
points, r.. j. jenkins, and ii Sypher >
Their places. and has rest orcd the former In
cunoents The General visited the Opera
on Saturday nigat, where he was greeted
with enthusiastic cheera
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
MISSOURI.

ST. Loris. Dec Edgar Ames, prom
inent citizen and one of our largest pack
ers in the city, died suddeAly this afternoon.
Weston. the pedestrian, lec,ured to a fair
audience in the Mercantile Library Hall to-
nlei', after which be showed eff his various
races, and walked nineteen times around
me hall. a i lie over mile, in nine min
u'cs and forty seconds.
ct. Louis, Nov. Gen. Harvey left
yesterday Tor Washington, where he will
meet the Indian (omo;ss,n,
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ILLINOIS,.

Pontiac, Dec l0.-A most disastrous
fire occurred here last evening, burning
Creswell 4 Sons drug store, the Sentinel
office. Huber 4 Snvder's meat market, and
John Sn, ders residence. The fire origina.
ted in the Office Of the Pontiac Sentinel,
which is = total loss. The goods OF Cres-
well Sons were mostly saved, as were the
household goods OF Snyder and $. l.. Law
renee. The loss is 81, 800, but mostly in
S,ired
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Corrected by McNair i Jordan ]
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.ocs, ITEMS.
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~rxeg. EprIsr CtfgGts.
srtsvps, YvrEi.iAE Couch SYRUP
VIZ oscsfsa'lJ cnTe
cor-aus. uoAgsESEss. cRoLF, wHooFlN"
cnusu. coins. IsFLrEszA.
aud all dsse-,es OF iae
-sffls0AT AND lungs.
IA. t-eaoanr.e ~ @il sho nHys essa II. '4e h'o''
EvEz. Essafestss I'D.
-a~>.c Nse.tef sArt. g 10 witscnsfs
- ~. x f.5-y !. tsup.ete w'tauAtf
- y raftl { -li he u Every iAl.,,'y;
.ssiss mo.i ~ eet Soois si,ss ~. Soas ,srss
- P, ,.svr H.. va g. rtht@ey. 4.
"a v-,.f.f IS scl.sn. alwsJt afe enc $50 -
..-.asa - n4ls. es.icsi' -'.''- VIA sosA- - 49,
i. sai.LFTs a CO., Sofa paorhnsoss,
- Iii pvassasts. jAa3s d6wiyi
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, Nov. 9--Col. Kelly. rescued
in Manchester was a passenger by the Min.
neso,s, arrived Yesterday.
INV YoRK. Dec. "a special Washing
ten dispatch says. +. Z. Theaker, Commits
sioner OF Patents, received Q note late on
Saturday evening, from the President,
through the Secretary of the Interior, tha,
his resignation would DO acceptable at
once
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MINNESOTA.

hisNkAPaLts, Dec g-Patricx Nash was
oeatsn hy Phillip S.a,terly during drunk
en- DRAW last Wednesday in ST Anthony
u GEO yesterday from tic ,ir.cts of his
Injuries. lie murderer Il ii A's
rne Mississippi river is frozen over Rr,,.
hast weather. thermometer twenty degrees
above Zero. ~ss's's
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COMM Err cIAk.



December 10th, 1857.
The market for the past week Las been quiet.
Receipts gosd. and prices are we'll sustained
Wheat 10 . triae higher. A good article brings
N1O to ais. Barley keeps up we'll. although
sdyiess from Chicago indicate decline. Gers
and Oats remain the same. wequote to-day:
FlorR--C ho,ce family, wholesale. t9.o0; re-
tail, &s4n. Red winter wheat, Wholesale ell.
co; retail. tll.60.
WBEAr-e1 .soeeI.7o.
BARLsT-ti.69@ti.so.
Oars 50M52 cents.
RrK-ti.05.
CoHs-Sew. so Gs5c in the ear.
OSIoas-T5c.
ArrLxs-4 90 to 500 per bbl
PorAross-l. c0c1l.l0
Burren SOC. per u.
Eoas-2oc.
CnAxskaKrss &ll 90 per barrel
Har-uood Timothy &l0.oe to ti2.oo; Pssi-
-;s - 90 TO $1,000,
CoAl-Saft. delivered. 20 cents yer bushsi.- -
Anthracite. delivered. els per ton.
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Nv .yoas II. BLoop, Agent OF Lallemand's
R,-lm.usm. Gou. and Neuralgia Specific
AVE prescribed the above mentioned Spe.
c.se. and mus, say that have never iound
-, remedy that car IS 50 much certainty
!, !. cn,ck aud salutary cure a. that has in
all III. cases where have used II.
Da q. W. Phillips.
ST. LUIS, March, !, 1868.
,..v. I.y,rcs; - Dear Sir - cheerfully
bcsr testimony to the value and efficacy
q. yoar Rheumatic Specific, its use having
.,,irslv relieved me from that distressing
1.lady. 4. ~ nhSo's.'
Sr. i.oris. March 81, 1866 =
A,s,. LFi4oa, ESQ Like n.any OF my
n-o.es-ion | have suffered severely will,
,h-nma,sm. aud could get no permanent
relief uatgl trel your Specific. AN hap
~ 10 sav that its use N few days. restor-
~. me 70 health. signccl
Carr NAMS, q Steamer " warsaw.
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Cincinnati Market.
D Telegraph Dee 10.
Flour-Firmer family. 81
Whest--tn good demand No I'D oM
Corn Firmcr; new ear Sc.
Rys-l.55s
Oats-Ads anced to IS.
Barley-Unchsased.
Cotton-Dull and unchanged.
whisky-Dull aud prices nominal.
Hogs--DsA and prices declined; live hoes
7.s5 dressed. s.15@9..c; receipts, 900 head
Mess Pork - Firm; sales Of 600 bbls. q
IS.
Lard-Qni.s and unchanged.
Toledo Market.
By feicgraphl ToLEpo, December TO-
Flour Quiet AMI Firm.
wheat-whns sc. amber, &c and spring 2
cite better: ssies ct white Michigan at ! 10 |;
amber at 9.6sG2 80: No l sprinp Z. l2lL: No.
Z, a.o0; NJ. ., 100.
Corn Ne., active, and 4Gz.c better; salss Of
old Michigan At 90; new. e9c a 0i.
Oats Quiet and firm No. l held 1t Ssc.
barley IL Unchanged.
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Fereisa yesFs by Atlantic Gable

IoS9 =. NV. 9.-TAe mail service be-
tive i,se United S.s,es and Great Britain
vii not BE- performed exclusively by the
Cnaagi Company. The steamers Of tse
%oFgtl German Lloyd have been accepted by
lie British 81 ALL as tic American Govern
mont The Inmsn line also agrees 10 carry
the mails.
i dispatch from Florence denies the story
that Garibal1i escaped from Caprera.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosreN, Nev. DR.. \. d shuitlefT, was
chosen SfyoE cf Boston 10 day, receiving
S,a33 votes e,aiass So for Otis Norcross,
the rrsgen' Reprhllcan incumbent.