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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
Chicago MARI ct

CHICAGO, July 5.-Flour- Steady ani un-
changed. Whea, Fairly active, shade higher.
No ?, Chicago spting l.35 for seller cash and
ior seller July lis for seller August; Loo !.
for seller September. regular, I.15A GIt5l for
seller July; log \ dl.OeY for seller August,
le6S for seller September. corn-Fairly ac-
tive, and a shade higher; 741 as for seller
cash. - for seller June: 7S675s for seller
July 55h 67ssfor seller August; 75a for
seller September and October; 67s. for seller
the year rejected IsS G7sA oats-Demand
fair prices higher, s. for seller cash and
tor seller June; +sS for seller july: 40,. 641s
f9r seller August S9q for seller September.
aad October; Ssh GSSS. for seller the year.
Rye Easier, 1t 1Ss. Bsrley-DuI and nomi-
nal. Flax Seed Firmsr, merchandise =.
Butter Steady and unchanged. Esgs-Active
and frm. Pork-Iu fSir demand at lower rates.
$3.50 for seller cash; 2l.4SG2I 2I.50 ior seller
June and July; 2le0 for seller August: sl.75S
2I.77H for seller September 2I9o62 2l.eeh
for seller octeber. Lsrd-U nsettled and cener-
ally higher; l2.22a 6le.25 for seller cash
and July; Is.S58l241H FOR seller August;
l2.4Ts 6Is.5o for seller September, Ia62s
al265 for seller October. Bulk meats-Easier,
shoulders, 9.sOi short ribs, 1905 do elesr, 1890.
whisky-Stesdy and unchanged; LIS Freigh.s
Corn to Buffalo. dull and lower, 1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
FOREIGN


REKItN adviets state fresh outraSes
were nerpetrsted ou the Jews At Balta,
Mcuday
PARShII was batquetsd At London.
JSne 81, hy lie Irish mem;,e,s Of parlia-
ment. Justin Mccarthy presided,
Az arrest has bsen made in County
Cork, Ireland, Of the alleged driver OF the
'ar which conveyed the Phsnix Park
assassins TO the scene Of their crime.
THk liabilities Of James Hlll 4 sons.
Russia merchants, whose failure WIS sn-
nounctd At London reeeniI,. amounts 10
100000. -. - -
TINS London Tiaes believes that The
warlise preparations at Eaglish DOCK
wards are frauSht with meaning touching
the crisis in Egypt.
EItcrNGNr DEGREES To the number of
$50 nave been ohiained aSains. small
tenants in the ConuemarS district, Ire
land Il enforced. 1900 persons will b.
rendered hsmeiess
There are thirty.two men-of-war in the
hsr or Of Alexandri,. and the Italian
fleet has beea ordered 10 cruise within
easy distance Of that port. Fears Of an
outbreak on Tuesday caused the soldiers
TnE Lendon So-t-ncss j. no; favorahly
impressed With the method Of the Hills
dsie crew. Their cars. il saws. do cot keep
time. and much Of the work is done en-
tirsly hy the srms.
lal ikklANp has been msprei cut into six
military districts, under the provisions of
the repression bill, which will be con-
tsotied by magistrates with unusual su-
thority. The bill is passing through the
Commons with only such amendments as
are iRdorsed by the government.
THE Irish members violently attacked
the new land corporation, Instituted for
working eyicted farms, in the house of
commons. Al sppsal was made to the
government 10 bring abcst a truce in
Ireland, to which Trevelyan replied no ss-
sociaiion of landlords or tenants would be
interfered with SO long as il acted within
the bounds of the law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
CRIME.

EDWARD J. COURTNEY was convicted. in
New York, Of signing check for 81 80
on the Marine National bank with the
name of President Jewett, of the Erie
road
Tux jury IN the criminal court al New
Haven were out but fifteen minutes, re-
turning verdict of not guilty against the
Maliey hoys and blanche Douglass.
WEhpES, the pagilist, has been arrest
ed al Pittsburgh recently for keeping Il
disorderlv house, on which charge he will
te held until the Ohio authorities can ex-
iradlt Lin for lighting Malonev.
Ar lioutEdale, Pa, Monday morning.
Thomas Reese and Daniel Reese fought
tortv-three rounds, when the latter be-
came unable 10 respond 10 the call OF
time. large crowd witnessed the con-
test. and the authorities did not interfere
4 Ct.bw II the murder of K. =. Stnbb.
MAYOR ot Polk Gity, Iowa, was obtaint 4
hv the arrest ot i man named Delaire on
suspicion Under threats of lynching
he confessed that gang az fifteen had ar-
ranged n rob Slnhbs, and that the fatal
blow waz stlu,k ~ Mis7onrian named
Wickes
GoslKNoR i.pnIoW. of New Jersey, Aas
issued 4 proclamation against riutuuS acts
by strikers. and announcing that The milt-
tary power of the state will be promptly
used 70 aid the local authorities. The no
lice Of jersey Gitv drove away two hun
dr1d men who sought entrance to the
Erie railroa Yards
FHRhE Young kris employed in board
ing house II Dsnville, Ill. ram0d Ella
Mills. Matte 0Sle and Mary Jones. re-
solved 70 take tleir lives r. arsenic. Two
died IN great pain, M.s4 Jones Fingers in
condition which gives but little hopes of
her recovery Mss Mills left letter for
her father. uphraldiag him for living
With an ahanion woman
rnk Colorado pngilis.s. Walgiag and
Campbell, fought thtriy-one rounds ON a
arm IN Menongahela county, West Nir-
giilia About one hue dred j., rsunS vert
from Plarhu4Sh bY steamer, and as many
farmers made their appearance at the
opening Il the fight Campbell was de-
clared the vhtor bat both participants
were badly punished
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

Tn pioarr Press Says "Thc out-
leok III Egypt prcsages another ont
break III the natives against tile Eure
peans Quite i number of TIE natives
depended upon the foreign population
for 1 livelihood, and now that business
il II 1 deadlock they are desperate and
fanetieally inclined and ready for
Il ,ody deeds The foreign war vessels
are assuming such menscing attitude
IN the meantime that Arab Bey is in
elned 70 ask for an explanation. Il
would seem NJ this distance that the
powers should demonstrate their capci-
y q protecting their people in the
event ot another riot England espec-
tally, having refrained on the occas-
sion of the other reign Of terror from
opening up the froNning batteries up-
on the murderers If her countrymen
should now be prepared to assert her
nme honored principle III protecting
her people. She has devoted herself
long enough 81 protecting the interests
81 her Egyptian hondholders. III cass
of another reign, IF anarchy she wopId
be voted craven by allthe world shonls
she NOT come 70 the rescue of her peo-
pie whose lives and personal property
are imperriled. Not until ner com
merce in India was menaced did she
make any signs OF fight. If it has
eome 70 this pass that England has a
higher regard for the interests of her
Egyptian bondholders and her India
commerce than for the lives of her
subjects in foreign lands, let us hear no
more about her boasted zeal in behalf
OF British citizens wherever the union
jack floats to the breeze
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

FoUR men were killed by the explosion
of gas in the New Stanton mine at vii
kesbarre, Pa
FRIGHT HANDLERS Of Boston to the
number ol 40, have struck for 81 .65 per
day, and business il at 4 stahdstill.
WHH.E preaching the baccalaureate ser
mon at Michigan university, President
Angel vas 20 prostrated by heat that he
can zee no visitors.
THE Champion saw mills, located on
the river front at Louisville. valued at
$4,000, were swept away by fire the other
day.
FEEsHKT at Frenchhurg, KY, flooded
the streets 10 the depth OF eight feet.
Three dwellings, we're swept away, and sx
persons were drowned The postof flee
iioated off, with all the letters and papers.
FIVE HUNDRED more exiled Russian
jews, of whom a hundred were half-naked
children, arrived at Castle Garden Fri
day. The New York relief society can no
longer furnish the refugees with food,
having expended $S0,000 in caring for
these worthless people, many of whom had
money secreted about their persons
Amour 300, 600 bushels of No : spring
wheat for June delivery was deiaulted the
first week in July, on the Chicago board
of trade. II i authoriiatively stated that
The line of shorts for July delivery will
reach fully l2.0O0noO bushels OF No. .
spring
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

'InE Madison Democrat is sound when
i says If some plan could be IN
vented 70 shut otl tile proceedings Of
those autopsy doctors, the country
would heaye deep sight of relief.
From first q last of this assassination
episode, tie medical profession has
been ~ otlicious and wcarisome bore.
The disgusting lunatic who suffered
execution, would have done much u
raliate his AWFUL criMe had hc stipu-
latrd Ill MS viii that his body should
MT al INTO the hands II thc carvers
and saMyers. II il IL misfortune that
death n This case, did not END i'll.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
THE AUTOPSY
THE EXECUTION.


At about 11:30, the preparations be-
gan to be made for the execution. At
11:50, detachment Of artillery form
ed on the east side of the rotunda and
brought their muskets to parade rest.
Al that time, about 80 people were III
the rotunda. DR.. Hicks was with the
prisoner, engaged in prayer.
FALSE ALARM.
The crowd outside the all had got
word that Guiteau had been hanged
aud rended the air with shouts. so that
It was impossible to hear ones voice
inside the jail office.
Iuiteau showed great nervousness
and appeared greatly startled when he
heard the rattle on the stone floor of
the rotunda. From that moment,
O1iteau appeared TO be thoroughly
ovERsoHE WITH EMOTION;
he wept freely and seemed to be in
great anguish.
Inc scene in the rotunda, while wait
ing for the prisoner. vas one to be long
remembered. The soldiers were drawn
up on one side, s long line of specta-
eACL4 OA the OEu6I.
1t was understood that Guiteau was
very much depressed, and it was ex-
pected mat the passage to the gallows
would present very distressing sight.
The movement of the officers about
the jail door was watched with eager
attention.
After Il o'clock there was another
waiting time. Gen. Crocker did not
wish to show any unseemly haste. not
withslsoding the request of the pris-
oner. He went down and again exam
ined the gailows, and as he came back
for the last time to enter the cell the
whistle rang out 1870. When this
sounded Gen. Croker, dressed in
black, wearing 8 white vest, end a
black silk hat pulled over his eyes. and
carrying heavy black walnut cane.
entered through the grating. proceed |
ing to Guiteaus cell to read the death |
warrant
When Gen. Croker entered the cell.
Guiteau received him standing. The
warden looked quietly at the prisoner
and said: 81 have painful duty to |
perform"
Gulteau rested his hand on that of |
DIR. Hicks as he said: go on, sir"
The warden here read the death |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

Inf cranston Print Works. 1t Proyi-
dence, i. | ], belonging to the Sprague
estate, was July Oh sold at auction hy
Trustee Ghatlee The sale took place
il the elliec NJ Cranstou, in the pres
enee Of about loo people, the majority
of whom were present because Of their
curiosity. The property Sas sold for
Ssfaoaa above the mortgage Of $l0o,
nea Tins sale includes all tie vast
calico printing establishment Of the
Spfagnes. together with the village Of
Cranston containing loo tenement
houses, ani SOd0o0o square feet Of
lard. The property sold for this small
sum cost the SPragucs almost - coo
plo tirst and last. ana year ago Was
estimated to he worth 81 5nO. 600.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
The Prostrating shocks

Of malarial fever are not to be counteracted BY
quinIne with any degree Of certsinty, or for any
length Of time. The eradication and prevention
OF diseases Of miasmatic type are, however, as
certained possibilities. Long experience has
shown that there Is infinitely more preventive eff
esey IN the fine botanic medicine Hostetter's g
stomach Bitters, than in the alkaloids, drugs and
polsons which were formerly the only recognized
means Of removing and anticipating attacks Of
fever and ague and bilious remittent When the
system has been depleted by periodically recurring
paroxysms. this agreeable restorative renews the
fund Of energy. and il not only positive specific
but repairs the damage 20 the general health in
nIeted y all febrile complaints partaking Of the
malsnal character
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

IlosE who have followed the line Of
testimony il the trial of the Malley
boys and Blanche Douglass will not be
surprised 10 learn that the defendants
were acquitted. The prosecution utter
~ failed 10 make ont case, as the
alb proof was too cumulative TO he
overcome by circumstantiaI evidence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

'lnf third assistant postmaster gencr-
Il, Hnzen, contributes an interesting
batch of statistics through the press to
the people. From this report for the
fiscal year ending June 30, published
elsewhere, It il learned that the post
Office department was self sustaining
lust year for the first time since 1901,
with the exception Of one year during
the war The number of post-oilices
ii tire United States june 30, 1882, was
10 The aggregate receipts from
all aonrces amounted to the sum Of
$40. ~ .913.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

TIE army worm and the storms have
wrought 81 100000 Of damage to the
crops Of Butler county, Ohio, alone. ac.
eofding to the estimates of the Cncin-
matt Commercial, whose dismal forebod-
ings for the future Of the great wheat
belt of the northwest IRE heard no more
iii the land.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
niIwau,, ee Market

MrtwArKEE, July Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Qu and easier. No. :.
hard, nomirai; ~. ?, I33s I.s2t. for seller
July, LIZA for sent Nus,ist; % for seller
September, the -yeaI nominal; NJ. ). l.o7.
No. and rejected, nominal. cSr Higher.
NJ. ?. M, rejected -. 0sy< Weak and dull.
~. ?, y white, 81 Rye null No /, ~,
n. :. ~ Barley Nominaly unchanged,
n. ?, 50 for seller cash; ~ for ssller July. SO
for seller new September extra No. $. 4.
Provisions Quiet. Mess Psrk-2I 50 for seller
cash and July; el.S7ts for seller August
Lard-Prime stean. 1926 for seller cash and
July; 1878 for seller August Live Hogs
Stronger 76o6s.2O. Receipts Flour, 500
wheat 1860 barley S,OSO Shipments Flour,
1916, wheat. 1925. barley. 0a0
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

Tnr All Canadian line which has
been regarded AZ dream Of the Cana
dian Pacllic people, may ~ accepted
~ 4 verify. The line from Prince Ar
thur Landing "a Lake Superior u Win
apeg II practically completed year
II advance NJ the contract, and Ar
rangrmrnts are now being made % o.
crate the entire length of the line, 40
miles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

The heated condition of the atmo-
phere in Washington, and the neutral
lziDg influence Of the seazonable cob
bier are having depressing effect on
legislation. Bills drag along through
tortuous course from the files to the
executive mansion AZ \ funeral process
sion pace.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

THE experts who examined Guiteau's
brain are agreed that it appeared nor
nal in every respect. Those who tes-
tilted 10 his sanity on the trial now bear
witness that they found nothing in tie
examination Of the assassin's brain to
change their opinion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

THE prohibition majority in Iowa is
not nearly AZ large a. was at first sup
posed. II will be about 10000. But
for all practical purposes majority of
one would be just as effective as 100000
would be.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

President Arthur is said to have a
weakness for silk stockings. Those in
cluded in the wardrobe which he takes
to Long Branch are embroidered in
hlacs and sun-fowers, and in every
touching shade known to the hosier.s
art-crayons du soiiel, claire du lune,
fond du lac, prairie du chien-all
dreamy, suggestive and full of the poe
try of color.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

MAJOR R. NJ. A. HAWK, the member
Of Congress from the Sixth Illinois dis
trict, died suddenly at Washington,
July !, Of appoplexy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
The annual rowing race between the
Harvard and Yale college crews was
won bv Harvard by one length.

THE Adrance, speaking of the strug-
ole between the liquor people and the
temperance folks, calls it "a battle be-
tween Grog and Magog."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

A London woman, who fell while
stepping on board a steamer and sued
the owners for personal damages, lost
the suit because she wore high-hesled
boots and thus contributed to the acci-
dent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

ADDITIONAL severe rain storms in
western Illinois and eastern Iowa have
done serious damage. The railroads
are suffering badly from washonta.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

DELAvAs, Wis, Sept. u, 1878.
GESTs-I have taken not quite one bottle of
the Hop Bitters. / was feeble Cd man Of rs
when got IL To-day / an - sctive and feel as
vel as did at 30. / zee great many that need
sueh medicine. D. B0TCE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

General George Stoneman, the we'll
known cavalry leader, just nominated
fog governor by the California demo-
crats, il New Yorker by birth. His
age is sixty-two. He retired from the
army in 1871 on account of ill-health,
but of late has-been active in civil pur-
suits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

Fashion at a picnic demands that a
girl shall get wet sooner than hoist an
umbrella that does not match her suit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

Worth's opinion of the fair sex Is not
fattering. He says he has to dun four
out of five before he gets the amount
of mis- bill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

The Boeton Pilot says: st. Jacobs Oil
stands without an equal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
The AUTOPSY.

The body was allowed TO hang forty
minutes The pulse continued to beat
for sixteen minutes. At the expiration
of forty minutes the body was cut
down and placed in the coffin prepared
for it last night. After the body was
placed In the coffin, those present were
allowed to pass through under the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

,,;,,, .. IL. ia,
@ EVlIs y .he @ Eoiuy,
dn 20 gial am g9ihg 10 me Lordy.
ail -, - glad ah gong 10 lne Lordy,
Giory haheiuJah, glory hslleiuJah
am gong TO the Lordy.
Here his feelings overcame him and
bo Ioo,,aJ b;S baod -, ~ aL,o,,IJo- ,f
1l1 If. Iediieu nIe neau On tMe shouiuef Vi
HICKS anu sODoeu pltlluuy:
wonder what will do Wien I get 10 the
Lordyl
guess tbe SnI I,or5T %TgP no more "nSn se' %
Glory kaIIlelujah,
Here there was another interruptiou
,,,,,oc, - =. = - -,.,,r,,;,st ,rb;eb h.,
was unable To renress He went bitter
" and then. with ouiyering fips and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

At Lao D. m, the lid of the coffin
was put in place and the body borne to
the jail chapel. where the physicians
who were to make the autopsy were
assembled. After the body was taken
to the chapel, arrangements were
made to let Mrs. Scoville view it.
Guiteau, just before the trap was
sprung, dropped piece of paper from
his hand; this paper was given him by
Warden Crocker, To be dropped as
signal when he was ready.
John W. Guiteau said to a reporter,
just after the execution, Il at she was
glad it was over"
What vii be done with the re-
mains2' asked the reporter.
"We viii bury him here in the jail
where he will be safe, said Mr.. Gui-
teau. "He win not be taken out Of
the jail"
The spot indicated by the warden
for Guiteau's burial Is in the same
court as the gallows, and four yards
from It.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
THE KNOT.

as if he were glancing at snake
Then Mr.. Coleman slid the knot up be-
hind his ear. Another deputy advanc-
ed and placed the black cap over his
head. Here Guiteau still continued to
be the director of ceremonies. He
dropped the paper from his hand as
soon as the black cap was fairly faSten-
ed over his head, stamped his right
foot right imperiously and said
GLORY glory Ready !" He was so
quick about it that for a second the
warden Jagged in the part he was to
play but IN an instant he dropped his
handkerchief, the bolts were pulled
from the trap, and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

The little procession halted. Warden
Croker looked inquiringly, first to DIR.
Hicks and then to John Guiteau. "All
right, said the latter with the same
composure he has shown all through
the ordeal of the past three days, and
the coffin was at once lowered to its
place. After the earth had been re-
placed ard the top OF the grave
leveled off Guiteau stepped for
ward and placed at its head
a crown of white immorteIles. Not
word was spoken; not tear was
shed. An outcast from human SYM
pathy when living, Guiteau had found
an unwept sepuloher in an unmarked
grave
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

and insisted that Hicks should see tn at
the scatfold and its appurtenances were
all in proper condition. After Quit
eau had disposed Of these matters, he
read q poem, composed by himself,
which he cills Simplicity" or "Re-
ligious Baby Talk" After reading it
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07

was like some great gala occasion. En-
terprising colored men had erected
booth, f1om which they dispensed
lemonade, cakes and other refresh
ments to the weary and thirsty people
who began, before o'clock, to assem-
BILE in front of the jail Mounted mes
se.gers, speeding to and from the city.
carving things and bringing visitors to
the jail, kept a continual cloud of
dust lowering over the road, that winds
through the wide common that lies be-
tween the jail and city.
At 10 o'clock Guiteau expressed the
desire 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
IOHN W. GIuTEAI

TIE SNENE ABJIT 7 THE JAIL
this morning is unique. The office of
the Jail has been given completely over
to the large corps of newspaper report.
ers, and squad of them are scribbling
away on every table, window sill and
every projection that offers.
Many newspaper reporters remained
all night. The private office of the
warden has been transferred temporar-
lly into night office. At 9 o'clock
there was constant stream Of persons
into the iail.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-06
Giving the East what it Wants.

Chicago, April l3-'rhe Chicago
Tribune has long editorial serious
ly proposing the transfer of the
Chinese from California to the East
ern States, where, according to their
representatives in Congress-, they are
hungering for u Mongolian invasion.
The editorial continues: There can,
however, be no question that the
voluntary migration of the Chinese
from the Pacific to the Atlantic
Coast, encouraged by bounties or
otherwise, would be legal. The State
Of California would be justified, I'M
der the circumstances, in Offering
free transportation to any Chinaman
who should desire to seek his for
tunes in any of the Atlantic States.
The experiment ought to have fair
and honest trial. The State would
be glad to put in its next appropria-
ton bill 100000 for the transport
alton of Chinese laborers, skilled and
unskilled, to New York and Boston.