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RAISE BALL
The OlympfcS Defeat Of the BchfOrtsa

In Saturdays STAR was published the result
OF TIC match game OF base ball in New York GA
Friday, where our Blue Stockings defeated the
Iekfcrds OF that city by score OF IL 10 3. The
New York San SAYS The Washington nine
played a tine fielding game, but the Eckf1rois
made a most miserable exhibition. As usual. they
opened the game well, but they could not sustain
It, and I'm the third inning the Olympics CON-
menced 10 walk away from them. and kept ON
increasing their lead until the end. Hatfield OF
the ~ utuals was chosen umpire. The EckfOrds
won the toss, and at $50 they sent the Olympic
nine 70 the bat In the first inning the OLYMPIC
ans, much % their own surprise, were put out in
the order OF striking, Gedney making a very fine
~ catch from Force. The EckfOr1s then toll
loved, and by me batting scored and earned one
run. notwithstanding fne two-base hit by
Glenn, IN the second inning, the Olympses were
agein disposed OF without q run, Nelson putting
Tie third man out on a magnificent foul fiy
disposed OF without a run, Bertllrong making a
very line hy catch. Childish play and stupid
fielding on The EckfOrd's side gave the Washing
ton men five runs in the third inning, when they
the third inning fOr the Eckfords well. making
Two bases on line hit % left field but IL Was OF
no avail, as the next three men were put out in
striking order. The game-5 81 in fis~Or of
Washington. In the fourth inning the Olymptss
added three more runs 60 their SCORE. partly
through a mum by HOldswOrth and parity from
n artln's wild pitching, and the kck1Ords made
one run from a fine hit OF HOldswOr1h's 70 right
field. Another muff by HOldswOrth gave the
olympiaLs two runs in the firth inning, and the
Bckfords were disposed Of i'm one, two, three
order. The six ID inning was q whitevash for the
visitors, and ought % have been one also for the
Eckfords, but Waterman mufed a bail and then
overthrew IL, which allowed them % score one
nun. The Olympics made one run in the seventh
inning, through fine hit BY Waterman. and then
they blanked the Eckfords. The eighth and
closed the game in favor Of the Washington club
With total Of II to 3.
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THE METHODIST Book CONCERN SCANDAL
DR.. L1ssdhdn SHspended.-The trial of Rev. DIR.
John Lanahan before the Methodist Book Com
mittee at New York, ended on Saturday with
verdict suspending him from his position as as
sistant agent of the Book Concern. The bishops
meet to-day for the purpose Of reviewing the
decision of the committee. In relation 70 the
denial of the writ of mandamus applied for by
DR.. Lanahan, TO compel DR.. Carlton to give
access 70 certain account books of the concern,
the Newark Advertiser says Judge Barnard,
who seems to hear every important motion in
the supreme Court of New York not entertained
by his associate, Judge Cardoza, has refused Dr.
Lanahan,s application for the examination of
books and papers. The judge delivers an opin-
ION as If an opinion covering % pages of fools
cap, in which he states that Dr.. Lanahan has
not made out a sufficient case, and he further
thinks that an Investigation would be prejudicial
TO the interests of the church and the book con-
Germ, in which he seems to take a sudden and
very unexpected interest Whatever disposition
Is made Of DR.. Lanahan by the book committee
II Is believed that a thorough investigation of
the charges he has preferred will be made
III some form, either by the committee or by the
next General Conference, and the scandal will
thus be quieted."
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A srRArAcEx OF RocHEroRr,s For1ED-I

A STRATAGEN OF RocHEFoRT's FoILED.-A
Paris legal Journal gives details of the arrest of
Rochefort 1t says The train stopped at
NeauX, q station about 10 miles from Paris. An
ofhcer came 70 the carriage door and asked the
passengers for their passports or government
papers. My papers," said Rochefort calmly,
I" did not know they were necessary; but IL you
give me pen and paper viii write at once to
Paris for them" 9 Certainly, SIR If you win
follow me you will have what you require"
al table, when he wrote as follows: MY dear
Colombel: am asked at the Meaux station for
my papers; obhge me by sending Immediately
what will establish my identity. Henri Max
The writer was about 10 seal his letter when the
ofhcer said: 4" Pardon me: am obliged 90 take
cognizance ofwhat you write" .sOhl willingly
read" The officer took the letter and read Il
.An right" said he, "but why do you sign
Henri Max when your name is Henri Rochefortl"
The Count turned Pale, and appeared troubled.
The police officer Immediately declared him 10
be under arrest, and, placing handouts ON him,
brought him 20 Versailles.
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"lSsAEITY" MURDERS IN MARYLAND.-The
insanity" business is being carried TO a rather
extreme point In Maryland. On Tuesday last
DR.. II. II. Bean, Of Charles county, Sin a high
state Of excitement" seized a shot gun and shot
an aged colored man named Proctor, 'sliterally
tearing on the upper portion OF the skull" An
inquestwas held, a verdict rendered that the
deceased came TO his death Eat the hands OF H
ii. Bean, while laboring under temporary fit
OF insanity" and the murderer was released ON
bail. n. = - -
A young woman, supposed 20 be insane, was
murdered near Chase's station, In baltimore
county, ON Friday night Her mnrderers sap
posed her 70 be chicken thief" The body OF
tragedy. lt - -
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Cincinnati Catholics Celebrate the
Pope's Jubilee.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Catholics OF Gin
cinnau ard vicinity celebrated the 18th ami.
versary Of the pOntifcate OF Pope Plus TX. to-
day, principally with a grand procession in the
afternoon. The churches were generally deco
rated with eyergreens, and American and Papal
hags were displayed from the summit Of Holy
Trinity, where cross of gas tets WAS displayed
last night and Tonight, observable for miles In
all directions. The procession was the largest
ever witnessed in Cincinnati, and occupied two
hours and twenty minutes in passing a given
point. About twenty thousand persons partici-
pated. COvingtOn, Newport, Ludlow and Day
ton united in an independent celebration having
a procession about two miles long
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telegraphed Exclusively 70 The Erezing Star.
The Communists Quiet and the French
Governments Hopeful.
VERSAILLES, June d, a m.-Thiers Is slightly
indisTOsed. Persigny declines 90 stand for the
Assembly from the department Of the Loire. The
government has received favorable accounts az
TO the prospects ofits supporters in the elections
The communists of Paris are quiet, but their
organization is still kept up.
Frenck PoIfticA
PARIS, June 70, a m.-The Figaro says the
Orleans Princes win proceed 20 FrOhsiOrpf
where they viii ava the decision Of the country
in silence.
the policy Of NJ. Theirs without conditions or
amendment. Nertel, late a member OF the COM
munist central committee, has been arrested.
Crisis i'm Spain.
MADRID, June 26.--The ma jority of the Cortss
will hold meeting Monday, for the purpose OF
considering the Kings refusal 70 accept the re-
scnation of the cabinet
One Thousand Eagifshmen thrown out
OF Employment
LONDON, June Ga thousand workmen have
been turned out Of employment BY the burning
Of the Manchester cotton mil.
Snow storm i'm England To-day.
There was quite snow storm in Shields this
morning.
EX.Secretary McCuIIOch making Az
ter-d1nuer Speeches.
Hon. Hugh McCullOch responded 60 the toast
In honor OF America at the Golden club.
Movements of steamers.
The steamship City of Antwerp, from New
York, touched at Queenstown YESTERDAY. The
Alexandria, from New York, touched at MovfIle
yesterday. The Idaho, from New York, touched
at Queenstown yesterday. The steamer Mill
from AspiHwall, arrived at Plymouth Sunday
Shipwreek and Loss Of all on Beard.
The PriInroSa, from Havana, bound 20 Green
ock, has been wrecked, and every person on
board periShed. The ship Arcadia from I,elth,
Ion San Francisco, is at Ryde. Crew sick.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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features before agreeable lose their loneliness and
the whole expression is that Of advancing age This
being fact, II is not surprising that even Injurious
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The Game To-day.

TIC members q The Forest Civ Club, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here yesterday morn
ing, and are at the st. James Hotel Their
names are ID. w. Gross, j. A. Stanley, James
White, u. johnson, James Carleton. T.. Kim
ball, T.. Sutton, George Ewen, A. @. Pratt,
Charles Pabor, John +. Bass, +. L. Moon. This
afternoon they viii play the third game OF the
pending series with our Blue Stockings. IL will
be remembered that on their recent tour the O's
won the two former games by close scores, but
the Clevelanders, uIson the tour they are now
making, have greatly improved upon the play
they then displayed. A close contest is eNpecte
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The bishops fin Council on the Lana

NEW YORK, June 26--In the Lanahan case
bhhops Ames and Jones have to-day considered
the evidence in the late trial and the verdict
rendered by the committee. The committee Is
also in session with closed doors considering the
necessary steps in reference to the allegation
nIade against the Concern.
Well informed persons believe that the Bishops
Will not agree TO dismiss Mr.. Lannohan. II one
of the Bishops dissent il will render the proceed
ings nugatOry. Probably the Bishops decision
Will be arrived at this evening"
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INITIATING THEIR SESIoRs.-The street bows
OF the faubourgs of Paris have invented a new
game in imitation OF the battle between the COM
mune and the government. A certain number
says Gdli9ndni, take their stand on few paving
stones piled up 70 represent the federates while
the others, led by drummer, rush TO the assault
with cries OF "Vive la Republiquei" The in
surgents are, OF course, driven back, but gem
orally do not allow themselves 30 be yanquished
without a stubborn resistance. Sometimes the
combat is carried on at g distance with stones.
Several accidents having occurred, the police
have put an end TO this recreation.
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How Ohio WOrlxingmen Get their
Rack Par.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-There was considera-
bic excitement in Newark, Ohio, on Saturday
night, occasioned by the arrest of Geo. s. Fight
by $50 operatives, who proceeded TO Granville,
took him in custody and returned 70 Newark
where he was placed in the company's ofice
under guard.
had the means Of paving, was the cause. He
was finally released until to-day, when he prom
iSdto properly account for the funds in his hands
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The Reyfsion of the RibIe.

adopted in the Toronto Diocesan Synod in
favor of taking steps by which the concurrence
Of the Irish and Scottish churches and the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States might be obtained for the work of re-
yising the English version OF the Bible, now co
ing ON under the authority Of the Canterbury
convention.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
URAND CIR OONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

DlcTAlBUIHOH
49, FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Yr, eaS as Ssi ss:l 81 6 oaSss "'D
To h. ,.,s q, Worss, WashinsteS,
virtne OF permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
ss,oner o. Internal Revenue, on the 9th Of July,
Tbs following Gifts win be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners :-<story Brick
House 20 Calvert ct Baltimore, S2SpQ0. 22tO
acree Timber Land IN Washington Co., Nd, with
Ohio Cana, e3O0. s-story Brick House, 10 Boil
ton stree, Baltic, sls 800. 8story Brick House, 300
Conway St Baltic, Q! 500. fine Residence near
W, SIl9o. fine Residence near Govanstown,
same location, seOO. 1 fne Residence near Govans.
town. same location, $500 fine Residence near
90 cssS G.a fs Sifh
and LINCOLN County Nebraska, per cent: gold int
Shares National Mee6Snios BanS s.e B@ Hihos i1S
Shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 Shares
Northern Central r.. r.. 100 Shares Erie r. r.; %
shares BALTIC and Ohio r. r.; % Shares Phila.
will be sold, ct S5 each, $40 900
Hon. II. HcCoLLoUGH, Elkton, Md 4 ~.,
MAJ. GEO. 7. CASTLE, BALTIC. Nd. Co"'"''s''
RSJereaees.-Msj. Gen. D. Hunter U. s. A., Wash
ington. ID. @; Hon. Jas. 8. Nogey Pittsburg, Pa :;
First National Bank, Ha9erstCwn, Nd; Appleman
Co, Bankers; Hagerstown, Nd; Hon. 3. ]. Brent,
cgunsel, in the hard. Of Is Trustee Tickets and
Music Dealers, 925 f PennsyivSnia sSenDe: " H
q o. II. Morrison; Book sellers, ATS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz Dewsh, ye~eler. 619 Pennsylvania
avenue; yno g. Parker, Bookseller, 521 18th street
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
nassau street, New YORK:
=. ~ Orders by mail win receive prompt alton
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Wan DEP'T, OFrIcE CHIKr sTaNAI orr,crR.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June $1,000 a. IN.
SyNeTsis for pe past tsOeNss.fOUr koHrs-
The barometer Is rising from the C.sllf coast
northwards, and stationary from the mid Attain
tic 20 the lower Lake, and Is apparently now
falling in the New England States, although
higher than ON Sunday morning. A small area
OF low pressure passed from Missouri "a Ken
lucky On Sunday, accompanied with light rains.
IemPerature has risen from Lake Ire 90 the
East Atlantic; IL has fallen somewhat i'm tho
middle States and Il elsewhere eeus1l,ly station
airy. Light winds and Gains have veTy aener-
ally prevailed. Partially cloudy ami clearing
weather Is this morning reported from all the
stations east OF the Rocky Mountains
PFDbdb1ltfies-lt Is probable that The cloudi-
ness Will generally diminish during the day, yiih
cool light winds.
Local RECoRD-The Thermometer an THE
EVENING STAR business Office registered a. SOL
lows to-days-s n m, 70 10 a. m, "a; L m, IS
y. m, &c.
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BosToE, June 26.-Commodore George S.
Blake, a retired naval officer, died suddenly on
Saturday at his residence in Longwood, aged 20
years.
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The PRESIDENT is expect d here on Thurs
day evening or Friday mornin g, and the Cab.ne
meeting will b. held on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-26

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, will not leave he G
for his home in Groton before Saturday next, as
he viii remain here - attend the Cabinet meet
NO on Eri,iav.
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&aufRnnad

NEW YORK, June 26.-Frank Wilson was to
day sentenced to ten years in the State prison
for the manslaughter OF Thomas Brown, in a
quarrel in Cherry street, on the 30th of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-26

JUDGING BY LooKs-An enthusiastic lady
St. Louis Central Police Stations Sunday morn
ings, told one of the parties she found there lat
Sabbath that she was glad to see him sober once
as she could see by his looks that he, was not
in urging him TO reform and lead a different life.
closed her discourse on being informed that the
subject OF her solicitude was minister who had
been invited to assist In the exercises OF thu dav
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Rad for Hayri.

HAYTI, June II, via JAMAICA, June 25.-
Affairs are gloomy here. Congress r at variance
with the Ministry, especially ON the finances.
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Gov. COOKE left here on Saturday for a brie
visit 10 Philadelphia, and will return to-mor-
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2 A MODERN SoLoMoN.-Two men came befor
q judicial descendant Of Solomon at Ghazupore.
India, recently, both claiming the same wife
As there was no satisfactory evidence, the magis-
uate proposed. that each should enjoy the Wife
alternately, fortnight at o time. One agreed
very readily, but the other protested against
such q Judgment, when the judge, reversing his
former decision, awarded the woman to tha
latter as aiawfully welded wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-26

Hall, the horse thief, who escaped nom prison
at Front Royal last August, and who has iusf
been returned there, was assisted in his escape
by woman whe had access 20 the fail, on q
promise that the prisoner would marry her and
that the day before his escape she LEFT for aar
pers Ferry, where he was TO meet her. Ros
escaped by using the tools the woman had fur
nished him, but never met her as promised, bu
went 70 his wife, who had often visited him in
jail. The woman who helped him 20 escape did
not return home, but took up her abode in VIM
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Great Reduction.

oDD BRASDiEs, GINS, &C. "hiohih''
years old, sa55 per GAL; Robertson Z do, $50
DO; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker
Brsndies-IaTocheller, IS do; do. Jfne,S IS do. (;
Hehnessey, 1854, 81 do; do, 1s49 SI0 do; otsrd,
Dupuy Co, 1853, SO; California Brandy, SO do !;
Old Tom Gin, S225; Cocktail Bitters, blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTlER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters,
myO 1917 and 1919 PENIS avenue.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP viii return here from
Princeton College on Thursday.
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Democratic Nomination and New De-
parfure Platform i'm New Ne xfoa-

SANTA FR, june 2i.-The Democratic Terri
torial Convention to-day nominated Hon. Jos.
NJ. Gallegos for delegate 70 Congress with a
platform similar to the Ohio democracy.
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LEGISLATIHE ASSEMBLY.

TIE C0UNClLs--Satrrday afternoon, MIR Browne
submitted resolution for the appointment Of Com
mitteeo on Military Affairs. Laid over.
Mr.. Quick presented a memorial from j. W.
Wheeler aud others asking appropriation for the
grazing aud cutting down . hin on the Hamilton
read, rear Oxen Run. Read and referred 20 the
Committee on Public Work..
House bill authorizing the Governor 70 anticipate
the revenue Of the District by Negotiating loan Of
ef5Q 600. Referred.
Ball regulating the posting Of bills Referred.
MI. Hall, from the COmmittee on Market submit
ted joint resolution sthat dealers m mat vege-
tables and provisions may occupy stalls and carry
on their business IN the Butchers and Farmers Mar
ket IN Georgetown, ON payment Of the same amOuRt
OF license OF rent as h now paid by dealers IN the
market known as the Corporation market. This
resolution 90 remain IN force for the term Of one
year, Laid over.
Mr.. Gulick introduced a bill apprOpriating Sls0O0
out OF any money 20 the credit Of the District Of Co
lumbia, % enable the Governor % pay the ssm an
Lual interest the certificates 81 the corporation
Of Washington, issued by authority Of act Of Con-
gress approved july, 1870. When the funds q the
District q Columbia shall have been div ided. the
amount herein alpro shan b. charged 20 the
fund credited 10 Washington city. Laid over. Adj
gOurned.
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES was not in ses-
sion SATURDAY.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-Tbe receipts from this
source to-day were ss2562ss9.
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RatcheIor,s Hafr Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any rttaltc poison 20 produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street New
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3 SPIRITS OR woRxs?-At a meeting OF tht
Spiritualists at Saginaw, Mich, on Sunday eve
ming, Moses Hall, one Of the speakers, said tina.
when little boy he could see faces around hi,
bed every night, and knew they were faces O
those in the spirit land. His mother reproved
him by telling him to Ego 20 sleep, for nothins
allied him but worms" The Enterprise profane.
~ adds; 1--WE guess mother was right.
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! nvDr. Livingstone has not gone 20 Ijijiii,iii.
rs was reported The latest news from him
states that he was at Txyxyxyxy. He was in
destitute condition having no changes TO note.
and no notes TO change.
noon last at Richmond, Va, In which man
named John Seay shot another named George
Eppes in the head near the left eye. The physi-
clans are hopeful OF his recovery. Both parties
fred two shots. Seay is in custody.
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PHYSICIANS IN THE UNITED STArRs-The
total number Of homeopathic physicians in the
United States is shown by government returns
to be far less than has generally been claimed.
and indeed the number of all classes Is smaller
than Is usually supposed. Tho total number, of
all schools, who paid taxes to the government for
the year ending April 30, 1871, was 49, 79s. of
these there were regular or allopathic 5000;
Homeopathic, 2961; hydropathic, 1873; eclectic,
ESQ; miscellaneous or not classified, i,770.
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TO-day.s Proceedings.

COUNCIL.-The Council bll approrria,iur the
Necessary amount % pay the semi annual Interest ON
the certificates 81 the Corporation uf Washington
was referred o. the Committee on Finance
The Joint resolution in relation % markets ia
Georgetown was read a second time and laid the
table temporarily.
Mr.. Thompson reported back the bin for utilizing
the Potomac river water fer cleaning thu MashiEg-
ton canal, and asked 20 bedisohsrged frcm any fur
ther conEideratlon of the subject. 50 ordered
The Chair announced the Cummiftse N Mill
tary Affairs, Messrs. Browne, Gray aud Eat,gD
Mr.. Browne, from the Committee on Police, re-
ported substitute bill for House hin In relation 70
the posting Of bills in the District Of Columbia;
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THURSToN'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER rs the best article for cleansing and preserving
JOUEEN,s INODOR0Us GLOVE CLEANERr re-
eists and f.sey GOODS dealers prize ss cents
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And the CoIored Troo,,s Fou~s,t

SANTo DONINGO, June 15.-Cabrals defeat 1
confirmed. He had Haytien soldiers and Baez
had colored Americans. A Hayden general is
prisoner.