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ton. are meant to be suggestions Of that
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From the Marlborough Gazette.
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE.
BY DR.. E. A. cURRIE, OF VA,

*"L' Heros sans peur ct sans reproche .
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*The title of the Chevalier Bayard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The special DISPATCHES re-
ceived in this city indicate the majority for
Hartranit at from fifteen TO twenty-five thou
sand. The results are awaited in this CITY with
great interest. Last evening crowds assembled
at political quarters and hotels to hear the re-
turns as dispatches came. Cheers were given
Dy the adherents OF opposing parties. The 9Th
avenue motel was thronged with politicians who
received kilograms until very late hour
WHAT THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS ABOUT
1T.
The Tribune says -" We have been cheated
out OF Pennsylvania, and have made great gains
IN ONO. hut not enough TO carrv the state and
have nothing discouraging from Indiana.
''Greeley's Doom seAled.'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-Forneys Press heads
the returns OF the elections, "Greeley's doom
sealed" and says sit would be folly to allege
that Hartranft's majority is the offspring Of
fraud. We believe it to be a Legitimate ma
jority.
GENERAL GRANT DID 1T.
General Grant pulled the ticket through. In
any ordinary contest the ticket would have been
beaten out OF sight; but his name, and the fear
that defeat would damage him in November
rallied thousands in his support. He has always
challenged such acts of his administration as we
believed deserved challenge, we shall do what
becomes us to support his retention as Presi-
d Mt"
TIE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
will embrace eighteen republicans and nine
democrats. Fifteen republicans and three dem
oc1als are elected to the state house of repre-
sentatlves. Alexander, republican, is elected
state senator from the first district
The Congressional Deleg alton,
% REPUBLICANS TO DRMoCRATs
FHlLADkLPHIA, Oct. 9.-In Montgomery
county 1t Is estimated that Buckalew has a
majority of 100.
The Evening Telegraph says the Congressional
delegation will be q republicans and demo
crats, republicans being elected in the 9Th, 10th
lin, iStn, list and oath districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
Charles O'C0nor.

CHARACTERISTIC LITTER PROM THE
sTRAIGAToUT CANDIDArE-HE REFERS To
THE ABLE" " AMIABLB," MIsCHIEVoUs"
CANDIDATE FOR THE PREsIDRsCY.
NEW ORR, Oct. 9.-Ihe Hsrd'd's Richmond
correspondent says:
Charles O'Conor, in reply 70 a letter sd
dressed TO him by James Lyons, president of the
Louisville convention, inquiring whether he
would serve If elected. and IL IL was true that he
said Greeley was a man OF transcendent ability
wrote the following letter:
NEW YORK, Sept 30.-My Dear Sir. II /
have said or written anything differing in the
slightest degree from what is contained in nv
two published communications - one 20 the
Louisville convention aud one to the committee
i possess no power Of language which would
enable me TO speak more plainly on any of the
subjects therein treated of.
IL may be true, a. you suggest, that the people
VIII not vote for any man WHO Will not announce
IN public manner that, IL elected, he will serve
them. II so, they will never vote for me- I
should regard such an announcement as one
mode OF soliciting their support.
Ii the southern people did not know, before
SAID anything on the subject, that one OF the
candidates is a man of transceDdent ability
they are singulariy slow OF Apprehension. TIE
desolatlon of which they complain Is attTibu-
table to him. The long and disastrous war thai
filled his 'bloody chasm" with fratricidal
slaughter and involved the whole country in
debt and decentralization, l. due d the s.uu-
equaled energy" combined with the folly, OF
this enc exceedingly able, exceedingly anna Die
and exceedingly mischievOus man. / regard the
possibility OF his election with ineNPressiyle
aversion.
II the ideas of heather times prevailed,
wOIld cheertuly surrender nv person a. a
sacTihce on the altar OF that deity whose con-
trolling OF events might thus be prOpitiated, and
induced TO save my country from impending
evil
DO not write this letter for publication.
With unchanged and interchangeable friend
ship, respect and esteem, remain, nv dear sir
yours, uuly, CHAs. OCoNOR.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
OHIO.
Vote I'm the First and Second Districts

CINCINNATI. Oct. o. Returns from all but
one precinct OF the first district are In and Say
Ter, democrat, has :, g74 majority over Eggleston
In me same district for short term Dodds. dem
ocfat, has 1861 majority over Taft. In the
second district all but two precincts heard from
give Banning, liberal, 1 ,490 majority over
fnayee. Wiley. democrat and liberal candidate
LOT secretary Of state, has $40 majority over
Mkof. His majority win be about 5000 when
Third Congressional District.
, CIEoiNNArI, Oct. ALI the townships but
tnree In Clinton county, Ohio, give j. Q. Smith,
tne republican Congressional candidate In the
50 district. 1872, and j. w. Sohn, liberal demo-
cratic candidate, 9o3. In Warren county. three
townships give j. Q. Smith 100, and Sohn 63s.
Fsyette county gives Smith Las, Sohn S74.
HAAILToH OoUsTY.
CIECIENATI, Oct. 9.-The following are the
democratic and liberal maiorities in Hamilton
county, as far rs the retnrns have been received.
The only precinct omitted Is Whitewater town.
ship:-Wfley, for secretary OF state, majority
s,572; Green, for Judge Of the supreme court,
majority see; Riley, for board OF public works,
majority 3.I79. For Congres-First district,
Saylor, majority s.s62; Dodds majority, e49;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT .uO.N.EH' III UP.
100000 i'm Bank TO Paw Prizes
II Full DraHSHS In sight.

The Grand Gift Concert. for the benefit Of the
PIbiIC Library Cf Kentucky, Is pOzfp med TO SAT
IkDAN the 7th Of Decem GER, for the following
reasCIs
J. The failure Of certain sgeats 10 make returns In
tine ? the drawing . take place Sept. >
2. he accumulation Of orders DURING the az. few
day. 10 such an extent that 10 not possible to
nIl u em and have toe drawing On the Is IA
} A he general expressed desire of ticket holders
that fu drawing might be mad, even If il m ACE a
abort POS p0neInsEt Il sssry.
ne BELIEF 90 the maLagt mrnt that by n an Ort
y sF ne eIt TIE remnant OF unscld tickets can hs
ds fo7ed ., SLt al The prizes paid ia full without
abe Lrcessity o. any pro rata scaling down.
Fr these reasons, CIu pied with the earnest desire
Il benefit the Public LIBRARY by a larger balance
hnc the ticket holders b. lsrgeT gifts the Coucart
D. bltio1 have been pIstp lnei 20 Saturday,
H. TN % December lo12 On that day and other
the az tVir Wi sity ely and unequivOcaly come
OF IA he great hail .; the Public Library building,
beginning az precisely 8 O'Clock a. and con-
tinCe until The whole Of the one thousand gifts
awarded.
The payment a the gifts will beg in the 81 dsy
after he d-swiI md continue for SIX months, ia
cnIreat tUn6 by ere Farm-rs' and nrOvers' Bank,
eI by 80 ht draft upon the Fourth National Bank,
New York at the option Of the gift ticket holders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
ID n osoUJId IEU IKE S.
Large Republican Gains.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-In Al townships. in %
counties, the net republican gain on the vote OF
1870 is coz.
Earl River township. Hendricks county, gives
a republican majority of II, a gain OF s. The
third ward of New Albany gives a democratic
majority OF 134, gain OF ~. Grant township
Newton county, gives democratic majority OF
81, gain OF 3d. Harrison township, Fayette
county, gives republican ma iority OF So a gain
OF ~. Clark township, Montgomery county,
gives republican majority OF 80, democratic
gain OF p. Five townships in White county
give republican gain of 80. Washing ton town
snip, Ilppecanoe county, gives a republican
majority or D, gain OF %. Prairie TOWNSHIP
benton county, gives a republican majority of 4
a democratic gain Of ii. Gregey township,
morgan county, gives q republican majority OF
ty, gives a democratic majority of 9, a gain
Of j. Worth township, Boone county gives
democratic majority Of 1873, a gain OF 40
Carpenter township, Jasper county, gives a re-
publican majority of los; a gain of g. Rich
land township, Monroe county, gives q republi-
can majority of Isl, a gain of -. Pike town
ship, w arren county, gives republican MAORI
" or ITO, a democratic gain OF I. Newcastle
township, Fulton county, gives a democratic
majority OF 100, republican gain OF u. Jack
son township, Hamilton county, gives a repub-
lican majority of %, a democratic gain OF .
Decatur township, Marion county, gives a re.
publican gain of 10. Greene township, Marshall
county, gives a democratic majority OF 49, a
republican gain of l6 Vernon townsh p, Ham
cock county, gives democratic majority of GO.
gain OF %. Laurel township, Franklin county
gives democratic majority Of 80, republican
gam OF II. Lancaster township, Jefferson coun-
ty, gives a democratic majority of 30, a rep1bii.
can gain of9.
THREE TO ONE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. additional returns
from twenty-four scattering townships show re-
publican majorities in eighteen and democratic
in six.
REPUBLICANS GAIN ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. St. joseph county
gives for governor SO republican majority, a
republican gain OF -.
HE State Republican by 5000 Ma.
jority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 9.-Official returns from
% townships in Indiana show a net republican
gain OF i ,6le. The chairman of the state central
committee claim the state by 5 900 majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. "a special TO the G1-etts
from indianapolis saws III townships give a net
republican gain of l,T23.
O. More About the Gains.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a private reliable dis
patch from Indianapolis states that the net
gains for the republicans in III townships at
noon foot up 700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

hEsIGNATIOS OF ROMAN CATHOLIC BrsHO-.
We learn from the Savannah Morning New
that I.ght lev. Bishop Persico, of the Catholic
Church, las rendered his resignation n The
Pope. The causes inducing this act are NOT
stated. Bishop PeTsico has presided over the
diocese OF Georgia and Florida tor a wear or
more, and has, by has consistent course genial
manners aud capable ministratiOn, given gem
eral satisfaction, aud his present determination
10 sever his connection officially viii Doubtless
occasion much regret. Ii il not known det-
nitely what disposition will be made of the
resignation, though IL is supposed il will be ac--
cepted. Rev. Father wayrick, now pastor OF
is spoken Of as the successor of Bishop Persico.-
Charleston s. CO. c0urier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

TIE king OF SwEDEN.-Oscar a.. the pres
ent King Of Sweden, was early noted Tor has
waywsrd disposition, and his father insisted
that he should be treated by his teacher with
the same severity a. ordinary school bOvs Dis
satisfied with has frequent whippings, Oscar. a.
the age Of twelve, ran away, aud was found in
the streets of Copenhagen playing marbles with
a parcel of little ragamufins. At rhe age OF
seventeen he was sent 10 the University Of Up
sala, and participated i'm all the practical Jokes
OF the students. In six months, however, he was
recalled 10 Stockholm, where, among other eN-
PLOTS, he was in the habit OF running to all tue
fires in the capital, and Of working with the
utmost yigor at the engines When the Princess
sophia, OF Nassau, was selected as his wife
Princess oscar went secretly 20 Lubbock, and, in
disguise, travelled with the lady on the steamer
that conveyed her TO Stockholm, having adopted
this method Of ascertaining for himself the char
scter and personal appearance Of his intended
bride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

ARTISAN WELLS are multiplying in Chicago,
twenty-One of them having already been bored
and in instance has q failure 20 obtain
plentiful supply OF water occurred. The well
At kenwOOd, just south of Chicago. 1,255 feet
deep and ~ inches in diameter az the bottom,
Yields TO gallons per minute. IL cost about
5000. Another well in the business center OF
Chicago is Geo feet deep, yields 525 gallons per
minute, and cost = 90. The usual depth OF
the wells Is from l,2l0 70 100 feet, and the
average cost Is - 100 for 3 y inch we'll !, 2DO
feet deep, and $500 for inch bore 10 the
same depth. The deepest well in Chicago Is in
the South Park, where the bore. 3 y inches ia
diameter, has been carried down $50 feet. The
comparative smaliness OF the flow from this well
IS adcuced as al argument in favor OF larger
hnrinps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

Mr.. BEKcHER's SILVER WRDDING-N Mon
cay was gala day in Brooklyn, being the
day Tor the celebration of the Plvmouth CS,r.b
silver wedding, the twenty fifth anniversary OF
the day on which the Rev. II. W. Beecher under
TOOK the pastOTship. The long procession of
school children bearing banners was exceedingly
imposing, numbering nearly 90 and taxing
tuliy three quarters Of an hour 70 pass bv Mr.
beechers house. where he stood az the doorway
NAT IN hand, and receiving cheers and showers
of bouquets from the psssers-bv seryics was
afterwards held in the church, where Mr.
Beecher made a short address, and then the
Children separated TO their various rooms 70
partake of refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

A BRNRFACTOR REMKMBRRED.-Mr. b. T.
Hanley, well known I'm the West and south, and
whose fortune IL estimated At - 00O. 600 a. said
10 be dying in Texas. In 1923 MIR. HAnley en-
gagged in the mercantile business I'm Cincinnati
selling hne silks and ribbons. lie wss very sue
cessiul for time, and invested every cent he
had IN his business. He finally became involved
IN 0ebi, and was on the of bankruptcy. Mr..
> W. Davis, OF the same city, a bookseller and
biank book manufacturer, hearing OF Mr.. II an
ley's misfortune, and, although bcinr a stranger
20 him, knowing his integrity and honesty 70 be
beyond question, helped him out OF his a Aculty
Mt Hanley strOyc 70 repRyhis benefactor. but h,,
Was doomed 70 greater misfortune tlan he hat
experienced before. one night his store WAS
burned 70 the ground, and he was reduced -
poverty. Nit. hauley determined - leave The
CITY, and Mr.. Davis advanced him sufficient
money 60 pay his expenses and engage in some
new enterprise. ~ Vas not until pcsOher. I-.il.
lapse OF forty-rge years, that Mr.. Dayi, heard
ttCm Mr. Haniey again. During this interval
Mr.. Haniey lad amasScd a large fortune est
mated Al 3 ,0e0 csc, the whole OF which, with
Tie exception OF a small bequest, be now wills
10 Mr.. Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

A SPANISH BLUEBKARD.-A more Modern
Bluebeard than the one we are accuS-Om "a =,
read OF, has beer discovered in Grenada. Spain
VI rather his memory and misdeeds only are
discovered, for he has been dead for some years
In mass OF ruins, undergoing recon structioo-
was found subterranean passage. a party OF
explorers followed II out and found az the end
seven female skeletons. They are supposed 70
have lain there fifty or sixty wears, and as me
owner OF the house. Portuguese named
Isaac Pedro Corne-wss at the time of his death
aNlooWer, having had nine wives, il is natur-
ally supposed that he assisted the Door ladies
out OF the world after the manner OF the terrible
ment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

Second district, Banning, majority i,4Sl The
democratic and liberal maiorIties on the county
ticket range from 2,961 . AGA.
FULL RETURNS PROM HAMILTON COUNTY
give Wiley, liberal and democrat. for secretary
OF save, majority Of 5,6i6, and Green, liberal
and democrat, for supreme Judge, s.S75
The Latest
COLUMBUS, Oct 9-Returns IN TO this time
are as follows: Allen county, five townships,
Nlkoh, ,O4l; Wiley, ll5J. Ashland county, one
township, Wikoh, 8; Wiley. lS2. Athens conn
ty, two townships, Wikoff. 49S: Wiley 402 But
Ter county, seven townships, and one ward OF
the city of Hamilton, wikoH, IIq7; Wfiev
2.c11. Clark county, four townships
and three wards in Springfield show a republi-
can gain Of lSS. Clinton cOunty-Smith. rep,
for Congress, 1850 majority. Coiumbiana coun-
", nye townships, WikOn, ISIS, Wiley, LIB.
Cuyahoga county. seven towns and fifteen
wards OF Cleveland, Wikoti, n, 80, Wiley .,g3.
DsTke oounty-l9 towns give republican gain
of 5g2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
From EurOpe To-day.
RAIN ENGLAND,

RAIN IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct "A heavy rain storm pre-
walls in the south Of England to-day.
THE GENEVA AWARD.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Cabinet council called
for this week by Gladstone will probably dis
cuss the award OF the Geneva tribunal.
TIE ABOLITION AMENDMENT IN THE SPANISH
CORTES.
MADRID, Oct. 9.-Cortes, by a vote OF l5l
against 81, has refused to consider the amend
mend offered by a republican member 70 the
address TO the King asking for the emancipation
of slaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
New York Notes.


DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Ihe democrats OF the
18th district yesterday nominated ID. N. Dewitt
tor Congress.
WHERE is TWEED?
re pOrter yesterday was unable 20 find wm
Nj. Tweed, although his intimate friends and
counsel said they could produce him IN half an
hour.
OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There were ten offers for bonds to-day.
amounting TO about 81 ID so, az from il2 81 10
ll2 %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

Tue DEFEAT oF HAIRY BAssFrr.-ft NJ
been mentioned BY telegraph that the celebra
ted racer, Harry BRssett, the rival 0t Langfe D.
low, was beaten AZ Prospect Park. -. ". Sa--
urday, by MOnarchist. owned by NJ. n. Sanford
This was most unexpected result. a. the old
we're eNuavRgantly in favor OF Bassett. The
race Wa dash Of three miles, and very exciting
IN drawing Tor places MOuSrchist hat Tie inside
hut Basset got the best OF the start ~ a fgli
length. A. the quarter POLE they were lea AMI
bead, but Bassctt soon got the lead. aud a,fnify
up the stretch they seemed O. move aIm'-f with
the speed OF the wind The faster q asset ran
the closer MOnarchist seemed 20 hang % him
and at the finish Of the first mile which vas rlrl
IN l.i5 Bassett only Ted three-qu srtsIs length.
The next mile was almost q repetition Of tue
INST, but entering the stretch NOuarchist Wa
still only neck behind the fayurite. aud when
sgaln they came Mp the stretch both we're going
more slowly, and they passed the stand. having
run the two mlles IN 81 y. A. they passed the
stand The general opinion WAS that MOnarchfef
was running the fastest, and that IN he ONLY
stuck 20 bis work he would win. BaSsett how
ever, kept the lead until well into the straight
when the whip was applied 20 MOnarchist, and
be came up even with Bassett, amidst the
greatest excitement. Mouarchist came home
the winner by two lengths, In 534N. ON return
ing TO weigh neither horse appeared 90 be siis-
tressed-honRrchist certainly was not, while
Bssset cantered away To his stable. The scene
NJ the finish was one of the greatest excitement
sll present, even some ef the losers, shOutine
themselves hOarse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
IRE LATEST.
Pennsylvania 80, 0Oo-ohio 10000

NEW YORK, Oct. a special from Phga-
delphla 10 the Commercial saws the latest re-
turns received there make Hsrtranft's majority
80 ZOO.
John sherman telegraphs that Ohio goes from
nfteen TO twenty thousand republican majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

MORE ABOUT THE GEORGIA ELRCTIoN-A
special to this city from II. p. Farrow, chair
man of the Georgia republican state central
commissioners court, finding that the law
would be resolutely enforced, waived an investi-
CATION, and gave bond, TO prevent disclosures Of
gross frauds and intimidation in the late cleo
ton. The republican state committee Yesterday
appointed committee to prepare a detailed
statement of Outrages upon the freedmen for
presentation TO Congress, and also an address to
the people in behalf of peace. The freedmen
are urged to assert their manhood and vote for
President at the risk of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09
Chicago Calamity Apntversarv

CHIcAGO, Oct. 9.-TO-dsy il the anniversary
OF the great fire, and many people celebrate il
% removing TO new quarters IN the rebuilt pOr-
ton OF the city. The Tribune appears this morn
ing in It's new form of eight pages, and Is issued
from It's rebuilt Office in the burnt district. Both
the Times and Tribune publish sixteen page,
this morning, largely devoted TO a review of the
great calamity and the wonderful restoration OF
the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

The PIMLICo RACRs-Tsoo Trials NJ Speed
YesteTddy.-The first race at the Pimlico Fair
Grounds, near Baltimore, yesterday was for a
premium of $3.50, horses that have never beaten
three minutes-S 5000 TO first, $50 to second third
10 save entrance. w. p. Ho ward, of Cecil coun-
ty, entered b. m. Lady Kate; Col. b. O'Hara,
Anna Arundel county, entered g. &. Joseph Ii.
McGee; ID. Cookas, Baltimore county, entered
John Thomas. The gray came home CALAMITY
in 2:4sA a winner of the first heat, with Lady
Kate second and John Thomas third. The sec
end heat was won by Lady Kate in 2:4i, Joseph
ID. MCGEE second and John Thomas third. John
Thomas came home a winner of the third heat
by two lengths in 2:45, Lady Kate second and
Joseph III. MCGEE q bad third. On the fourth
heat Kate came home an easy winner in 2:4fk
John Thomas second and Joseph II. MCGEE
third. Kate came out a winner Of the fifth heat
and race In 2:46, John Thomas second and Jo-
seph n. McGee third.
Inc second race was for purse OF $500, mile
meats, best two in three. j. Murphy entered
b m Victoria; Dan Siever entered b. z. Fuse.
This was very beautiful and exciting race and
wei! worthy Of a trip to Pimlic0. On the nrst
neat Fuse came home o winner by two lengths
10 2iS. On the second heat Vic made an extra
enort and came In under the string, winner by
head In 2:l6H. On the third heat Fuse and Vic
oofia entered the homo stretch neck and neck,
a1d came under the string with Vic o winner of
the race by neck in 25l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

~An Indianapolis paper spe.ks M an
"Argus nosed police man,
@The cirgarm takers Of Havana are on a
"strike," which is represented AZ being entireiv
peaceful. IL Il said that the smaller mauufac-
action Of the operatives.
e0Just think OF a man who has had sixtv
thousand dollars worth OF spreesl Sir. Ella a.
Granger, or Cincinnati, has lost valuable ana
and she now SUES tue six saloon keeners g.,
wnom be was wont 60 get his liquor IN the sum
OF ten thousand dollars damages each. Ths
oeelslon OF the court viii be note ~orthy, as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-09

NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsFgRRKD.-Ordsred
Ensi IN John II. Moore to the Worcester 10Th
inst. First Assistant Engineer John Bssett to
the navy yard at Boston. Detached-First AS
sistant Engineer James ButteIwOrth from the
Kansas.