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GEARY'S VALOR.
From the N. Y. World.

From the N. Y World.
Here is another fact to supplement
Geary's record in the Mexican war.
The World has heretofore published the
opinion his regiment and the community from
which it was recruited entertained of his char
acter and conduct. Now we have something
to show how Just that opinion was. During
the battle of Contreras, fought August 10,
1S47. General Scott sent an order to General
Ouitman for detachment of two regiments
to support the troops engaged. General
Ouitman's aide intended to select Barnett's
New York regiment and Gearys Pennsylva-
MIA. But no field officer OF the latter could
be found with the regiment, and SO the
aide was compelled to substitute the Falnetto
regiment, although its Colonel butler) wa was
i'll at the time. This Colonel was killed
next day. as the discreet Geary probably
would have been had he not been out
of the way when the order came TO ms
regiment. The story that Geary was undls-
coverable at this critical moment got nome 10
PENNSYLVANIA, and elected bitter attacK
upon that hero from Pennsylvania paper
This paper came to Geary's notice when our
army was in occupation of the CITY OF MEXICO
and after General Quitman had returneu 70
Washington, though the aide IN question Is was
still at headquarters. ThereuP0n' Soionei
| Geary and his lieutenant-colonel, VINO was
equally implicated, sought out this d5de, set
forth the slanderous report which was current
in Pennsylvania against them, and asked * INN,
| a second-lieutenant fresh from West toint' 10
give them, two field-oficers, certificate OF
courage This the aide promptly ana de,
cidedly declined to do, on the grouna
OF the .glaring impropriety of an oiilcer OF
his rank certifying the character OF orncers &c
of theirs, and pointed out to them tnat
the exhibition of such a Testimonial as as
c1ro1 r. ora
upon them than even their allowing the charge
| of cowardice to go unanswered. Moreover,
he informed them that he would not contra
dict the article, for that the statements OF fact
In it, as to their invisibility when wanted,
were perfectly correct, though the lnierenees
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Or taking counsel Of our neighborly sym
pathies, shall we say to Spain: "The Oubans
are denied the rights which belong to all men,
of being represented in the Government
which taxes their property; they are practi-
cally unanimous in resisting this oppression;
they have shown sufficient force as bellige-
rents to drive you to our ports for vessels and
arms with which to crush them; they form no
integral part of the main body of your EN-.
pire, but are separated from it by thousand
leagues of ocean; we will help you by our
mediation to effect an honorable arrangement
with them, but you cannot have belligerent
privileges in our ports which are not equally
enjoyed by your disaffected colonists.
These are the issues upon which the public
would have been glad to hear Senator Sum
ner; they are the issues upon which the Gov
ernment at Washington will be glad to have
light. They are practical issues, about
which there is a great deal of deep and
anxious feeling, of conscientious doubt IN
this country In their final decision we shall
mark an important epoch in the history OF the
republic.
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of cowardice drawn from that fact might be
unwarranted.
That aide and second lieutenant of the war
OF lS47 was a division commander in the war
of 1861, and served as such from the first
Bull Run to Appomnttox Court House. The
facts here stated come directly from him, and
we are empowered to say that his name is
quite at the service of General Geary if
General Geary chooses to apply at this Office
for it.
OF such stuff are radical military heroes
made
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SPIRIT OF TEE PRESS.

s,a,,o,.taI Opinions Of tho Leading Journals
IIpon CdrrenL Topics Compiled Every
Day for tho EYcning Telegraph.
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sPEolAL NOTICES.

Esly~ REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.-THE
boSo SA or gE STHA
West T22gsPAb8 9 bslsSS lsSS1HRssrj Has John Allison
Middleburg, Snyder county-Governor j. w. Geary, r.
BedordITGemas j Bigham Esq
wSsSinStn wisSSi sIss n" General Harry White
fiSSSsPH fittsSnTPs@Hen 1'i William B Kelley YOU" ''O''
Coatesville-General John M Thayer Reese Davis
ihdapa-Hon. A. Wilson Henszey, General Joshua T.
0"e" WEDNESDAY, September 29
Reeding-Hon. Henry Wilson, United States Senator
Chester, Delaware county-Hon O. Delano Hon John
s@ethport, Mexican county-Hon. John Scott
Clearheld-Governor j. w. Geary.
Columbia John NJ Thayer, United States sena
'Of' '''''0 TAURSDAY September 80.
ano, Hon. John Allison, Benjamin Haywood, Esq. j. M
North Wales, Montgomery copnty-!G Governor John W.
5sq qeewSre a. Wilson Henszey
Harrisburg General John NJ. Thaye", U. S. Senator;
White Horse Chester couuty-Hon. Thomas j.
Allentown Hon. William vii @wliq%wys an .r,
Wallace Chester FRpSY. October S 'I"nS0no
New Holland-Governor John W Geary;
Reese Davis, Esq.
Attenuation sHTT1RbRYl IGTPn1 RI5ls9p October q
Berrysburg, Dauphin copnty1Governor John W Geary
BsassF g. sspftG FsScs fSsse JSbn RfTis Allison Esa
Upland, Delaware eognty,r-Hon. W. Townsend.
MONDAY, October A.
Pittsburg-Hon. John Scott, Hon. G. A. Grow, III.
BqSner S,w9pe hsa' v.roo oo,rtv C,ovorror Tobr w
Ma1ch Chunb-Hon. A. Wilson Henszey, General John
Northumberland-Cap Captain G. W. Curry.
New Aiexandria-Hon William Williams, Colonel A. S.
New Garden, Chester cOuntyzz-Hon. W. Townsend.
Beaver-Hon john Scott Hon G. A. Grow, H. Bucher
New Brighton CEveningl Hon John Scott, Hon. C. A.
Grow, III. Bucher Swope, ESQ.
oil City xsnqRsO PoPoa j. W. Goary
Sharon-H6n. iniSa-ff@1a,T John G iliS0n.'' Allison
West Newton-Hon. William Williams, Colonel A. S.
WEDNESDAY october6.
New castleNHon John Scott, H. Buoher swOpe Esq.
SatawssY&- captain 1oSn G. VI %i,i5Ur GoGry
HARRISON City"Hon William Williams General William
NiaAoiY' ool0n'3 Th5Rsp&Y, ii S Eq5lsS oetober7.
Inflammation. &. A. Grow.
Newton Delaware county-Hou A. Wilson Henszey.
Berwics-Captain g. w Curry ,,-.,. ,.,, .
LeWisburg- Hon James Pollock, General Joshua t.
Owen.
Meadville Coy. j. W. Geary, Hon. John Scott, II.
Bucher Swope, Esq
EphTata, Lancaster cOuny-HOn. j W. Forney, Major
MiilyiiIeD captain G. W; Curry
sunbury Hon saFURP%Y' s1%Hs P9ll2oC ootobera
Erie-Gov. j. W; Geary, Hon. John Scott.
Cofry-Hon. G.. A. Grow.
Shamokin-Hon. A. Wilson Henszey.
Lebanon-Hon. James Pollock.
Freeburg, snyder county
Albion Erie county, H. Bucher Swope, Esq
transformation John Allison.
McAllisterville
Nifflin
Iatrobe-Hon. William Williams, Colonel 4. S. Fuller.
Upper Darby, Delaware county-Hon. w. Townsend
| MONDAY, October IL.
Danvie, Montour county-Gov. j. W. Geary.
| Harrisburg-Hon James Pollock. -
Mount Pieasant-Hon William Williams, Colonel A. s.
| Fuller .. 1,,,,o,>r, ,,.
| GEO. W. HAMERsLY,
| NJ S. QUAY, Secrataries
| w. j. p. WHITE, Se0 80.
| S. f. GwINNER, 92
| lila rn1r AnnnDc pnDIrpI IGAN IN
Evening star., 1869-05-11

INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-The St Louis Repuh-
lican has letter from Camp Wachi,a, dated
April I'D. which says Since the Igth twenty
lodges OF Cheyennes belonging 70 the band
under Little Robe, who surrendered 10 Gen
Custar on the edge OF Staked Plains during me
latter part OF March, left here without the
permission Of the proper authority. This
makes l20 lodges Of the 100 captured oy Custar
who have started north 10 Join Tall Bull or
the Kansas border-making, at tue lowest es-
umate, 6t1 wa riors now re- 1y for active hos
tile demonstrations In the vicinity OF Repub-
hear, Solomop's and Saline creeks. north OF
the Arkansas river. The Indians expressed
con empt for the military here. There is a ru-
NOR in camp that Lieut. Jacobs and fifteen
men of the 9th infantry. who Were sent as an
escort for the philanthrorist, Vincent G. Col
lIer, 10 Fort Bascom. N. M. Were attached az
the head waters of WachIta river, and held
two days by Indians, when they escaped under
cover Of night. The report comes from In.
dian sources. The experiment OF telching ,he
natives the art Of agriculture IS progressing
slowly. Some seed have been sown already
by the farmers and laoorers employed by he
Government The Kiowas ana Comanches
are averse TO labor, and look on the ma ter as
entirely too degrading for them, and only
adapted 10 the lower classes they term afilia-
ted bands. Five acres sre 70 be broken FOR
each OF band. and farmers kept among hem
TO thoroughly test the experiment
Evening star., 1869-05-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
CANADIAN yEwS

QUEEEc, May 1.-The ship CaIrngorm has
arrived here with sixteen men b. longing 10 t.s
crew Of the French fishing brig Jeanne who
were picked mp at sea- They have teen placed
IN ,harge Of the French consul, who will send
them hone.
The body of Ensign Whitaker, killed by
young Chaloner, was embalmed and sent home
on the Ncstoriau.
The troops ship Crocodile sails to-day with
two batteries Of artillery and seventy-eight
High lapders.
OTTowA. May lI.-In the House Of Commons
last night, Mr.. Harrison moved an address for
petition regarding the seizure of the sch ooner
Mazette AZ Detroit, in 1864, the owner OF which
vessel has never been compens lied by the
American Government. The motion was car
RED.
Mr.. Savary moved for copies Of the procIa-
nations. &c, req uiring an assimilation of the
currency, aud urged that the Government
should pass q bill making the United States
standard the currency standard IN the Do
minion.
Mr.. Rose said that Frsuce, England, aud the
United States would probably establish a uni
form currency on the basis of the English SOW
eregn, and he thou ght il best not TO make any
change until the country came 10 q definite un.
derstanding in the matter. The motion was
Withdrawn.
Evening star., 1869-05-11
~The 'sGrecian Bend" is played out" :"
~The great .'dead head"-Mumler.
oICholers has appeared n 81 Ixouis.

oILounville has the small pox, ana people
are advised 70 keep away from the infecsod b.
calities, since s'however healthy TIE dissass 10
said 70 be- it is not without tts stneoavenasncss
0Auditor Staunton, Of Virginia, has fnsu :
tuted suits against one hundred and tn aslin.
Quept sherins IN that State.
ga love-smittsn swain recently sent some
verses to Milwaukee paper. ana tAsy were
beaded, IL kissed her sst rosa.n Thev an
peared as "I kissed her snub nosa."
ga college student named Clavton. n
Black Hawk, Iowa, Invited q younc isdv 20
ride with him, and while in the buerv fooS
out pistol and shst himself through tSs 49,
folly. -
ga young lady At Troy, while eus.red I'm
conversafion viii o eentieman a fsy d.v.
since, spoks Of having resided in 81. Louis.
WAS 81. Louis your native place 2, inc ooirsot
tne genuenan. .Well, yes-part Of the tine, Z
responded the lady.
Ine vigilance COMMITTEES of f3rv.n wvo-
sc,.x aeIIltory, called upon q desperate char-
asnoit ume aimee and gave MIN afteen
VIZ 70 leave town. He mounted nts m ule
u ~ s1io 6entleman, IL this ID mule don,t
'eIH, oont want but i've"
wtchcraft is having revival in Mex.
eo, ~ wnere women are hanged, shot ana bprped
70 eeath -on suspicion, or nogeed until tney
confess, their own children taking part in ~
nnlcuon Of the tortare. '-S
Evening star., 1869-05-11

CUBAN NRws-Reported Fighting, dc.-Cap.
tain General Dulce, with the volunteers who
accompanied him, has returned to Hayans
from his visit 70 Matansas. Fighting is re-
ported near Nueyitas, but no particulars have
been received. The United States sloop O.
war Saratoga has arrived at Havana. No i'm.
portant news has been received to-day from
the interior. The Havana press praise the
American authorities for prompt action IL de.
tanning the steamer Quaker City.
Advtces from the Cuban patriots received
here give the numerical strength OF the army
as 2oUOO men, $500 Of whom are Americans
and say that 3,OCO more Americans have lately
been added. The patriot leaders are confident
that the recognition OF their beiligerent righl.
by our Government would insure their sue.
cess. A dispatch TO the New York Herald
says that fifteen gunboats are to be constructed
at Mystic. Conn, ostensibly for the Spanish
Government, but il is rumored they are really
intended for the Cubans
Evening star., 1869-05-11
Child Shoots Her Sister - WsnderfuI
Escape from Instant Death-Affecting


Escape from Instant Death-Affecting
Incident.
A shocking tragedy, the result OF which has
plunged happy household into the very depths
OF IN utterable woe, occurred in this city en-
sunday morning last. IL appears thai Nellie
and rank Sleuman (step-daughters Of ID. J +.
Davis, residing on Camanche aven uel, aged res
pectively nine and nfteen years, were mp stairs
bath School, FRANK, the elder sister. took tar
get pistol from box on the window sail turn
ed TO look out OF the window, and by some
means discharged the piece, the bullet taking
effect IN NelIie's head about two and a haif
inches over the left temple, passing ooiiq sely
toward the right eye, and lodging on the parse-
tai bone The accident occurred AZ about q
quarter past ten O'Clock. Physicians were
Immediately sent for. and Drs. CummIns, Cog.-
well, and Paxon arrived with all possible dis
patch; but Of course the skill of surgery could
avail little in such a desperate extremity.
Blood came from the chilo's nose she also
swallowed some blood and vomIted Il up
again, while two or three teapoonfui. Of
brains have exuded from the orifice. How the
child escaped from instant death Is wonder
She has, however, been conscious from the FIRST,
aud has eeen able TO answer all questions,
although physicians express IL, in a semi :
comatose state. Seeing her sister In tears she
told her lovingly not TO feel bad-:hat AZ sne
should die and go 70 heaven she would ask
God 20 let her come there, too. On Noncay.
as Dr. Cogswell was about leaving her bed
sice, he asked her: s'Is there any thing can D
for youl' Yes" replied Nellie, with child :
Ish confidence, "you can hear me say nv
prayers" 1t was a touching scene as the
little girl. apparently on the verge OF life,
took the doctors hand. and m q low out dis
iant voice, repeated the words: .Our Fa,ber.
who art in Heaven" &c. She lie spoken OF as
an unusually bright and intelligent child OF a
gentle and amisbie disposition, and the
cherished idol of the household Al noon. 20
day, she was still alive, and doing well. though
the chances of her recover are extremely dou o.
ful-ChHtOR lIOsod) Herald, 2sh.
Evening star., 1869-05-11
THELONDON NSTANDARD DON rHEALA.
BAMA QUEATlON

LONDON, May 1.-THE Nornin0 .Vrnidrd
(conservative) has leading article to-day on
the Allah ANA question and the recent speech OF
Senator Sumner. The writer reviews the rela-
tive positions Of the United States and Crest
Britain, and asserts that the raids
and other outrages perpetrated by
American Fenians In Canada during the
last few years more than counterbalance the
depredatioAs on American commerce, commit.
ted by the Alabama.
The standard maintains that in consentire 70
submit mutual International grievances 70
arbitration, the Government of Great Britain
did more than could be fairly demanded: and
that 10 yield iurther would be an act of cow.
ardice and an irreparahle degradation.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

FREE TEADR AND THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
"A meeting Of the American Free Trade League
OF New York was held at Cooper Institu,e last
night, at which many of the prominent mem
oers OF the organization were present. Howard
Peter called the assemblage 10 order, and
David Dudley Field presided. Addresses were
d"i'rsred by William Cullen Bryant and Ed.
weId ATKINSON, and the following resolution
was adopted
"Rssolred. That in the opening OF the great
Pacific Railroad to-day, connecting New York
ana San Francisco, we recognize a pledge, nor
only Tor one country, one constitution, and one
destiny, butwlth cue regard for the revenue
for the freest Iort Of trade with all Countries
and all continents"
Evening star., 1869-05-11
BOILER EXPLOSION.

NEW YORK. May 1l.-Elrly this morning
the boiler Of the steam tug George Baker eT.
plodrd while opposite VanderbIlt's landing.
Staten Island, and the deck and pilot house
were blown overheard. No one was killed,
but Captain Sheridan was seriously injured
Marshal Day and Edward Van Hnsen, two
hremen, were badly scalded, but will probably
recover
Evening star., 1869-05-11
THE COMPLETION or THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
The FiPat Sht mn of IN

SAN FRAEcIsco, May lO.-The formal COM
pietion Of the Pacific railroad was announced
IN this city at 1l45 a. m to-day, by the ringing
OF the City Hall bell and the firiEg of fifteen
lnch gun at Fort Point TO both Of which the
telegraph wires had been connected, and
which were Iung or fired at the moment of
driving the last spike. The news created great
enthusiasm in the interior cities and through
out the State The first invoice OF Japan teas
by The Pacific railroad was shipped to-day for
St. Louis. thus inaug uTating the overland trade
with China and Japan.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

mrs. brown whose husband was hanged
ior murdering the child Aueir stewart, while
IN rn awaiting trial on the same charge, fell in
and is now carrying on . tender correepon.
dence with him.
doctor at Greencastle, Indiana who
was sold on All Fools Day, BY q pretended
Jokers by compelling them to pay profession.
al fee of %.
- Mr. f. e. Dyer, tat Kansas City, has sold
MS npe horse Clipper to Mr.. J. II. Hpsman, Of
ILLINOIS, for the sum Of $3.50.
Evening star., 1869-05-11
"JULIET" STAES HERSELF.
A Scene Net Down on the bills

BUFFALO, May 1l.-While Miss III. E Bailey
was perssnating "Juliet'' at the Ac,demy OF
Music last evening, her dagger accIdentllly
caught in the folds OF her drces, penetrating
below the left breast, striking a rih and breal--
ing on the peint OF the dagger. The wound is
failed TO reach the piece
Evening star., 1869-05-11

BALTIMORE, May Il.-VirginIa sizes. old in
scribed, 5oN oid, 509 asked; do. leo. s. bid:
Norih Carolnas, ex-coupoL, O. y bad; do. new,
55 bid.
Evening star., 1869-05-11
LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION IN
MASSAOHUSETTS.

BOSTON, May 11.-In anticipation of the
passage of the proposed prohibrtory law and
metropolitan Police law. the liquor dealers
have formed an association under the title of
"The Massachusetts Protective Union" The
hotel keepers and manufacturers of and dell-
ers in wine and spirits have voted TO raise
s10o,G00 to be expended for the best interests of
the association
Evening star., 1869-05-11
Baltinsre Nlarkess, re.dav.

BALTInoRR, May li.-Cotton very dull, nom =
nally 2sc. Flour dull with prices Irrec u lar,
and demand not sufficient to establish accurate
quotations. Wbeat dull sales OF gooG %
prime valley red at ~ Sgas 05. Corn dull;
prime white saS2; yell NV, ssssi. Oats dun az
5ta7s for heavy, and 73a15 for light. Rve nom
ing doing. Provisions unchanged. Whissey
hrm, with stock scarce; sales a. 9s.
Evening star., 1869-05-11
- YoRK-vtRef BOARD
once IN Lewis yonI
fassaway, operator.
[By Cable.l

Iby bankers' ana broKers' Telegraph Line
Branch Once IN Lewis johnson a DO BanE
Jas. M. Gassaway, operator.
BY Cable.l
LoEDoN, May n, p. m.-t,onsols, " aes ! .
Bonds, 7sAa7e, irmer. Illinois, &c. Ere. lal -
~; Atlantic. a4s
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, sSy.
LIVERPOOL 4 y. m.-Cotton markef close-
dull. Sales of 6,OOO bales. MIddling Uplano,.
llkalla; Mddling Orleans, IA.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Government Open
and STOCK Boards having con n-olidafec uude-
the title OF the National Stock Board. rn.re VIII
b. calls OF stocks IRON this date uu,ti furthe-
arrangements are made. Gold I3- aaf3-k
Very steady.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

~The Methodist Bishop Simpson has ON
several occasions expressed himself strongly
TO the effect that the tide OF drunkenness And m
morality, especially in our great cities. cannot
De stopped until the ballot rs given 20 women.
AT the Methodist Conference in Richmood In
dana this sentiment was received with great
cheering.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

~ The new fabric plant of the South.
hamie, mas a nbre as long and as strong as nax,
II as white and az nne as cotton, and a.
glossy a silk, while IL needs less culyanon
man eitner, and bears three crops year. II IL
not injured By insects, and it sells Tor double
the price Of cotton-N Y fikun,.
Evening star., 1869-05-11
Wall Street rs-dav.
NEW YORK, Nav

NEW YORK, May N Stocks hrm. Money
easy at : per cent. Sterling Exchange, ~.
Gold, 3ef 5-20s, coupons, 49,. 10 sO's, cou-
pom, s7k. North Caroliua's, COY. do. new, 5Jg.
Nnginia's, no transactions.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

CoNJURKR SHOT.-A German coniurer in
Paris recently came to grief rather tragIcally.
One OF his tricks is TO load q pistol and ask
some one among the spectators TO fire IL at him,
when ne produces the bullet in his hand. Un.
fortunately he left the ramrod IN the barrel and
on the pistol being fireo at him, il went right {
through his body. infiicting a dangerous
wound. The ramrod passed clean th rough his
chest, coming out al the back, and passed
within line or two OF the top Of the right
lung. This professor Of legerdemain Is one
DIR. Epstein. He loaded the pistol himself
Evening star., 1869-05-11
THE PHILADELPHIA SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, May lit appears tn Al the
re al name OF the woman who committed sui
cide yesterday, at the Merchants Hotel, where
she registered a. Margaret Pearce. Charleston,
was q. F. Doyle. She was BY trade q miIliuer
Evening star., 1869-05-11

~A msn in New Hampshire ID another,
and was arrested, and fined, under an absolute
law, for swearing. He contends that 'sdamE''
is not swearing, and the important matter was
before court above that Of the police Iustice
for final sett lement.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

day.
NEW YORK, May il-Flour 5alO cents better
Tor common grades Wheat lag cents better for
spring. Corn dull and 1a2 cents better.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

The STATE DEPARTMENT has succeeded
through our Minister to England, and the evil
dence forwarded to him by Secretary Fish. IN
transferring the responsibility in the Mary
Lowell case from our Government 10 Eue-
from Information which has reached the
State Department, has presented the claims
ariSing from the SEIZURE Of the vessel by
the Spanish Cuban-authorities to the Spanish
Government at Madrid, and demanded their
setflement
Evening star., 1869-05-11
A WHrrH MAn SHOOTS HIS N.sno M

A WHITE MAN SHOOTS Hrs NEGRO Mis-
TREss AND THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF AT At
lanta. Georgia, on Sunday. Henry Fox, Secre.
sub-clerk in the executive department of that
State, shot his negro mistress for wishing to
separate from him. Fox then shot himself
twice and sand, II have shot myself; come KISS
me, am dying" Fox was about thirty. a We,
well educated, and came from New York city
Strong hopes are entertained for the recovery
OF the woman.
Evening star., 1869-05-11

- 1t 10 to be hoped that those patriots who
are SO anxious to get the country into anot her
war will not attempt 10 dodge the conscription
IN case OF its outbreak. 1t is 70 be hoped they
Will necessarily snvolve. Itfs to be hoped thew
VIII not deal in shoddy or try to get contracts
Ii 10 to be hoped they will understand rhem-
bu~iness into which they are eoine. 10 ths,
there may be NO trouble with them after ward
N. r Times.