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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

sY pIrrssuRe TO nav yoRx . TO 0
Gressds Ffesasa ~ Washisgses Aaa Phil
sdsiphsa - isdaanspssis Gets . fins
Game a. bestsn. & ~ S-Ths
1rl- State sad hswN

Pittsburs had the misfortune 70 be be
hind yesterday. and did not pat ia an sp-
psarsnoe on the pelo grounds IN Nsv York
and Of course the game was given 70 New
York. The misfortune is 10 be regretted.
and no reason can be assigned this morn
ing for the cifeamstsncs. The New Yorks
were beaten. howeser. by . home team.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

Washington -Chlcago-Ground afloat.
Philsdelphia-Detroit-Wet grounds also
and no games.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

Ih<y AtueE - Nbhften8e+
The Heusemsn. Donnslly a Jones ksss
Ball Club hereby sco<pt the challenge of
the Muskeson B@se Ball Club 10 play .
match ssms Of hAse ball on or before the
Fourth Of July. Game 10 take place sithsr
In Grsnd Rapids or huskegea.
n. A. NUkfEs.
Asaspex
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

A Game WAs Played just the same.
shs-ssssN stsAAs-
NEw YoKK. May Si.-Pitisburg failed TO
appear Al the polo grounds today TO play
with the New Yorks. and in consequences
forfeited the Eams After Umpire Decker
gave The game 10 the New lerks by score
OF . to q, game was played with picked
nine Of the New York club. resulting IN .
score Of 10 ; in favor Of the Colts" after
i've innings.
Bosros, May 3i.--Indisnspolis won to-
day on singles by seery aud Bassett
double by 6lssscook. and triple by Denny
In the eighth after two men were out, and
Boston was supposed 10 have the game
well in hand. The other run was made In
the fifth on hits by Buckley. 6hreve and
Rines after two men were out Boston
scored in the nth on Rsdbourne being hit
by q passed ball and Nise's double and
Buckley's mufi at the plate Of = thrown bali.
In the ninth the Boslons made desperate
effort, Wise being left ON third after be lad
seht Radbourne home by q three -baser. the
latter having got his base on balls. Attend
ancs 200. The score is IS follows:
Boston o 0 J.
IndisnapOlis -. ..s...0 o s-4
Ease Hits-BostOn. :: indianapolis. IL
Errors-Boston. 3; indianapolis. 3.
Bstieries-Rsthbun ana Tate, Shreve an
Buckley.
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
a Great Gain Over the Vote eor1ss4-Grand
Republican Victory.
Special DitpdLeh to The Inieiligcneer.

a Great Gain Over the Vote of1ss4-Grand
Republican Victory.
Special Dispateh to Lhc Inieilgenecr.
GRAFTON, w. Va, Nov. 0.-The day
has been a fine one and large vote was
polled in this county. Seven hundred
and fifty.two votes were cast in Grafton
and 247 in West Grafton, the largest
ever polied here. OF 200 votes counted
Goff and the ticket is 25 ahead, and in
this ratio the ticket will have $50 ma
jority in Grafton and West Grafton. n
gain OF about 100 votes. The estimated
gain in the county is from 75 to 100 votes
over 1884.
LATER-1 A. M-Out of 965 votes
counted at precinct No. /, in Grafton.
the vote stands: Golf POP, Fleming ISL
Flick 2Oh Wilson 157. At this precinct
there are 3Ol votes yet to be counted.
which will increase GGff's majority 10
about 100. No. 9, or Court House pre-
cinct, in Grafton, the vote in full stands.
Fleming 50, Golf 81, Flick 32, Wilson
~. The vote for Harrison and for
cleveland is the same as for Golf and
Wilson. There is large majority
against the Prohibition Amendment.
owing to the length OF the ticket the
count Will not be completed before to-
morrow. The Republican majority in
THIS county is estimated at about $50 no
against 215 in 1884. Fisk received fonr
votes. No news as yet from adjoining
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Now Jersey.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 6.-The First
ward Of Newark, Essex county, gives
Cleveland 932; Harrison l,03G; Fisk &c,
Railway, N. j.. in 1884 gave Cleveland
400 majority. 1t gives Harrison 40 ma
iority,
Linden, Union county, gives Cleve.
land 173, Harrison 24O, Kean, Republi.
can, for Congress, PSI, Geissenhainer,
Democrat, for Congress, 1877.
Eight towns and wards in New Jer-
sey give Cleveland 5,ll7, Harrison
1914, Fisk 80. The same wards and
towns in 1884 gave Cleveland asp,
Blaine 4,S40, st. Johnl76.
Harrison carries Mercer county by an
estimated plurality OF 600. Buchanan,
Republican, is elected to Congress in the
Second district.
Cayuga county will give the Republi-
can electoral ticket $3.50 plurality.
Elmira city, corrected and complete,
gives Cleveland 277 plurality. Blaine
carried the city in 1884 by 746,
Returns from twenty election districts
in Cattaragus county indicate that the
Republicans have a plurality in the
county Of 2,i0O.
Thirty-five out OF sixty-nine election
districts in 0nondaga county show a
gain for Harrison over Blaine Of l,702.
1t is estimated the county will give over
6,000 Republican majority.
Tho Democratic headquarters report
Cleyeland's plurality in the State at
5000.
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AN OVATION TO HARRISON.
The Scene Mt the Polls When ue votot
To-day.

The Scene Mt the Polls When He Voted
To-day.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 6.-Toward
II o'clock the rain ceased, and there are
signs of clearing, but the atmosphere is
damp and the streets sloppy.
Reports OF many arrests are coming in,
both sides swearing out warrants charg-
ing attempts to commit fraud.
AT 1880 there was crowd of about
one hundred standing around and with
in the livery stable on Seventh street,
where the citizens OF the Third precinct
of'the Second ward vote. The rain had
ceased shortly before two men, wearing
fall overcoats with collars turned up,
walked quietly along Seventh street and
entered the polling place. 1t was Cen
cral Harrison and his son Russell. The
distance from their residence to the poll
ing place is some three and q half
squares.
The chute being open when the Gen.
eral arrived, he walked up and in the
quietest manner, handed in his ballot.
As the inspector dropped the paper in
the box he called out the name, "Ben-
iamin Harrison, and the clerks respond
ed "Number 1885," signiiying the num-
Der OF ballots cast up to that hour. As
this precinct only cast S02 votes in 1884
and 357 in 1886, II will be seen that over
two.thirds OF the vote was in to-day at
hali.past ten O'Clock. Russell Harrison
did not vote, being q citizen OF Montana
After the General had voted the crowd
gathered about him and short session
OF fhandshaking took place. Among those
who greeted him were II. D. Pierce,
nephew Of the late Vice. President Hend-
ricks, and w. @. Devay. After remain.
ing about twenty minutes and chatting
familiarly with score or more OF ac-
quaintanCes present, the General and his
son buttoned up their overcoats and
walked back to the house. The General
seemed in excellent spirits; il he felt any
anxiety over this eventful days work,
not n shadow Of it was manifest on his
smiling countenance.
Around the Generals residence every.
thing is very quiet. Noserious disturb
ance have been. reported up to noon,
but there came near being fight at the
First precinct OF the Fourth ward at II
o'clock, when Chief Deputy Marshal
Okey arrested a colored man named Gus
Stewart, charging him with being an il.
legal voter. This is strong coiored
precinct and there was a demand made
by one Of the colored bystanders to know
the grounds Of the charge against Stew
art. He was supported by several 9TH
ems, who demanded TO see the warrant,
whereupon Chief Marshal 0key and his
six deputies drew their revolvers, and,
surrounding the laughing prisoner, car
rsnI bf,,, oyt.oH,
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now 1T WAS DONE.
Tho Voting In New York-Isain Did Very
Little Harm,

New York, Nov. G, o a. m.-In this
this city light rain is falling, but the
chances are that it will clear up before
noon. There are great crowds at the
polls, but everything is progressing
quietly.
At 1915 the clouds had cleared away
and the sun was shining. The crowds
around the polls increased, but no
trouble has as yet been reported.
Charges OF treachery and "knifinG" are
being freely made by both Tammany
and the County Democracy, but the
charges are promptly denied by the
leaders OF the factions.
The political workers were at the polls
early, and by 9 o'clock large number
OF votes had been cast. Promptly at o
o'clock the polling places were opened.
All the banks and mercantile houses,
together with the public offices, are
closed, To get the voters out early n
novel plan was adopted by the Demo.
Gratis aud Republicans. Buglers and bell
ringers were sent through the election
precincts before the polls opened to
wake the people up.
The polls OF the Seventh election dis
trict Of the Fifth Assembly district, at
No. 1876 Varick street, were not opened
up to o o'clock this morning. This is u
strong Democratic district. One OF the
election inspectors was intoxicated and
another was absent. Finally a voter
notified the Police Commissions, and
the Board Immediately went into ses.
sion and made appointments to fill the
places OF the absentees.
In the Tenth election district OF the
Eleventh Assembly district, there was
also trouble. The poll clerks did moi
appear and the polls were not opened
until s o'clock. This matter was also re-
ferred to the Police Commissioner, and
new clerks were appointed. 1t is feared
that this delay will prevent q number o.
voters from casting their ballots. Both
polling places haYe n large registered
list, and it will take pretty lively worE
to get all votes in by O'Clock. In somG
Of the precincts votes were received al
the rate OF ono q minute. The poliCt
patrol wagons will be kept at polict
headquarters all day ready for promp
services.
At 9:8Oa. IN. Chairman Brice, Of thu
Democratic National Committee, issueC
the following: "DispatChes from tn
interior Of New York, New Jersey an,
) Connecticut show large carly vote ant
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INDIANA FOR HARRISON.
Tho State Committee Claiming the State
by I2,OOO-Larrc Republican Gains.

Tho State Committee Claiming the State
by I2,OOO-Large Republican Gains.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Gin this State
the ticket voted comprises Presidential
electors and State and county candi-
dates, over thirty names in all, and as no
counting is done until after the polls
closed, it will be late before any returns
whatever are in. In the Republican
State Central Committee rooms, as to the
probabilities of the vote in this county,
General Harrison's home, 1t was the
expressed opinion that the result was
in doubt. AS the vote in New
York city came in some Of the politi-
clans were fearful that the majority
below Harlem bridge would wipe out
the Republican majority throughout the
State, but tho Syracuse gain revived
their spirits and set the crowd cheering
again. 1t was s o'clock before Chairman
Huston came into the room, accompanied
by number OF State candidates, bearing
with him n quantity OF dispatches Ie-
ceived from county committeeman all
over the State claiming Republican
gains. To the Associated Pfess repre-
sentative, who asked Tor his opinion OF
the State, he replied:
"At the present time the indications
are favorable to the election OF the eA-
tire State ticket and choice OF the Har-
ison and Morton electors"
"By what pIurality?"
"As to that, l do not care at this hour
to give any figures"
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BosToN, Nov. cit is estimated that
Cleveland will baye O,OOO majority in
Boston.
Returns from fifty towns in this State
give Harrison 1S,470, Cleveland S,3l7,
Fisk 74O. Same towns in 1884, gave
Blaine 1000, Cleveland 0,477, Butler
l,42O, st. John 1872. In figuring the re.
lative gains Of the Presidential candi-
dates it must be considered that in 1884,
Butler received over "a, 900 votes in this
State, which are this year distributed
between regular candidates. This makes
its almost impossible to compute the re.
lative gains or losses Of the Republicans
or Democrats with accuracy.
One hundred towns in this State give
Harrison 2S, ,2S5, Cleveland l0,54O, Fisk
1879, scattering 90, The same towns in
1884 gaze Blaine 24,094, Cleveland ~.
752, Butler 3,6l0, st. John 1851.
TweDty-iour OF the thirty-eight towns
in the Ninth Congressional district give
Candler, Republican, 1888, Burnett
Democrat, l,l40, Park, Prohibition, $40
One hundred towns give Harrison
1880, Cleveland 3S,7s5, Fisk 9,64S
Same towns in 1884 gave Blaine IS, ,l20
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MARION COUNTY.
Great Republican Gains In Judge Flcm-
ing's Own County.s
Special DiEpatch 10 he IntelliOenoer.

Great Republican Gains in Judge Flcm-
ins's Own COunty.s
Special Dispatch 10 he InteliOencer.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Nov. 6.-six hun
dred and twenty-five votes polled here.
The average Republican majority will be
not less than 176. Two hundred and
thirty-fve votes counted so far gives
GoF 14S; Fleming S5; Flick for Con-
gress runs n few votes ahead of Goff.
This district will give n Republican
majority Of over 100. .Fleming's vote
will be in excess OF that for the remain
der OF his ticket. Heavy vote polled
throughout the county.
LATER / A. M.-The vote, SO far MS
counted here, shows: Flick, 2O6; Will
son, l04; Golf runs but slightly behind
the Flick vote. The returns from the
county are but Meager, owing to the
length OF the ticket, but everywhere
report Republican gains. The total vote
Of the county will reach 1900, three
hundred of an increase. Reports from
Mongahela sent by R. Z. Fast, Presi-
dential.elector, are most encouraging
for big majority.
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GOOD PROSPECTS OF ElHNING
Wilson's Congressional District
and also the Fourth.
PROHIBITION DOESN'T GO.
The Third Party Cuts a Figure, but It
Isn't Big Ono-Tho Returns
are Mcagre, but from Ey-
erywllere Coac Re-
ports of Repub.
lican Gains.

Returns from this State have come in
slowly, but they tell of Republican gains
beyond expectation, andjustify the pre-
diction that West Virginia would go for
Protection. though they do not prove
that the State may safely be counted on
that side. From what is known up to
the hour of going to press there is rea-
sonable ground to hope that West
Virginia has broken the seemingly
imprcgnable column OF the solid
South. This is the opinion of
Chairman Cowden, of the State Com
mittee, and Mr.. VIM. P. Hubbard, Re-
publican nominee for Attorney General,
who made a personal canvass OF more
than half the State. This estimate in
cludes the electoral vote for Harrison
and the election Of Golf for Governor.
This outlook may, of course, be mate
rally changed by later advices, but this
seems to be the situation at the hour Of
going to press.
The prohibitory amendment is defeat
ed probably by very large majority.
Atkinson is elected to Congress from
the First District, a conspicuous victory
in the face of normal Democratic ma.
iority and the fact that he was cut by
some Republicans and indifTerently sup.
ported by others; that a disgraceful fight
was made against him bin by the Demo-
cratic managers, his record in favor ofpro
hibition and the effort of the third party
leaders to defeat him. Flick has proba.
bly, defeated Wilson, the Free Trader,
in the Second Congressional District
another notable victory after a sham
contest. The chance is in favor Of AL.
derson in the Third district and of Smith
in the Fourth.
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Tho Bulletins.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 6.-First re-
turn-one precinct in franklin town.
ship. Marion county, shows Republi-
can gain OF Il.
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LATEST FROM MARION,

A Failure to Supply a Republican Pre-
cinct with BalIot.Box-Tho County
Doubtful.
Special DiIpateh me Inteltgaoer.
FAERMoST, W. Va. Nov. 6.-Retuns
not definite, the vote large and the
count will not becompleted before noon
tomorrow. Democrats are claiming the
county, but there is nothing upon which
to base it, unless the Republicans
have lost heavily in the Man
nington district. Republicans do not
concede this. Pleasantvillr, u new voting
precinct was, through somebody's ne
glect, not supplied with ballot BY rea-
son OF which the voters had 10 10 to
Warrington, and as Pleasantsville is a
strong Republican precinct, it is believed
the failure to supply the ballot box
there would cause decrease in the Re-
publican vote. Nothing additional can
be furnished tonight.
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Cleveland 2s,17S, Butler C,3G7, st. John
2,S6l, These towns give Ames 47,063,
Russell 33,6S7, Earle 2,9l4. Republican
plurality 1891.
The Presidential vote OF Boston COM
plete gives Harrison 1882, Cleveland
$3.50.
One hundred and eighty towns give
for Harrison 7G,lO0, Cleveland 54,775,
Fisk S,STO. Same towns in 1884 gave
Blaine GO,G62, Cleveland 45,643, Butler
9,OlS, ST. John 4,l32.
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IH 10 q
defeat.
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everything progressing to the satisfac-
ton Of Democratic managers, In Brook
lyn, also, the attendance up TO 0 o'clock
is unusually large"
1880 a. m.-Quite a number OF arrests
have been made for various causes; come
were held for trial, while Others were
discharged. Coogan, for Mayor, is rrn-
ming strongly in the labor districts. The
County Democracy adherents claim that
Abram S. Hewitt, their can didatc for
Mayor, is polling larger vote than ho
did when he was elected two years ago.
Onondaga county gives Cleveland H..
23i, Harrison 20,390.
Allegheny county, with seven towns
estimated, gives Harrison $500.
Rennsaeler county, with about one
third OF the districts estimated, gives
Harrison 700.
Seven hundred and eichtv-six elec.
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OMAHA, NED, Nov. 6.-Twenty pre-.
cincts throughout the State give Har-
rison 1900, Cleveland 1858, Fisk 2O3,
Same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine I'LL,
Cleveland 1926.
The State Republican Committee esti-
mates the Republican majority in Ne
braska at between $4,000 to 10000. The
Democratic committee conCede the State
by 10000. Republican majorities on
Governor estimated by Democrats ut
5000 and Republicans 10000.
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THIS SETTLES 1T.

New York Sure Republican-Gen. Harri-
son Notified by the National Committee.
Special Dtspateh to he In'catgeaor.
New YoRx, Nov. s.-The Republican
managers at National headquarters are
at this hour more confident than ever
that Harrison has carried New York
State. An official bulletin has Just been
sent to Gen. Harrison by Chairman
Quay stating that the Republicans have
carried the State of New York by at
least twelve thousand plurality. en-.
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And Texan Statesmen About as
Much as American Patriot
ism VIII Stand.
New York, Indiana, Connecticut,
Michigan and Probably
West Virginia.
Nearly a Solid North and Slice of the
Solid South Has Rebuked the Free
Trade Administration.

ltiso way. This is why we rejoice
andaEc exceeding glad. It's almost too
Sood to be true, but the returns show it
andwc can't so behind the returns when
IheNturns are so full of comfort.
New York is ours. The Presidency is
ours Harrison, chip OF the old block,
Stll'ake the seat Of Grover the Faith
less Protection politely shows Free
Trade the door and takes possession of
The White House to remain:there as long
as the Republican party shall give the
people satisfaction.
This splendid result has been accom-
P'ishcd by the Protectionist sentiment
O' the country, The people have re-
ouked the effort to hand them over,
OpcSed and gagged, to the capital and
The labor OF the old world. The people
have declarcdin favor OF their own coun-
'yOeioFe all others. They haverebuked
Tie British policy OF President Cleve'
land and his party, and we shall be much
mistaken ii along with a Republican
President they have not elected a Re
publican House and secured Republican
supremacy in the Senate.
It's a magnificent triumph over some
very great odds, but that makes it al
the sweeter to the taste. In this houl
0' victory Republicans must not forget
that in the accomplishment Of thil
handsome result they have had the
valuable assistance Of Protectiouist Dem
0Sfa's' They must not forget that the
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The following kilograms were received
at the Republican headquarters last
night. They tell their own story:
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Nov. o.
You can count on 300 from Hancock.
CHAmksTowN, WA, Nov. Exam.
awha is safe. Charleston is Republican.
"BiIl Dave" gives it up and is sick.
MAETrNsBuRa, W. Va, Nov. 6.-Indi-
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. G.-First re-
turn-one precinct i'll franklin town.
ship, Marion county, shows a Republi-
can gain OF II.
Private dispatches from a hundred
points in Indiana to Chairman Huston
up to $3.50 indicate satisfactory results
for the entire Republican ticket. But
these dispatches are only estimates and
judgment OF prominent local Repub.
iicans over the State.
On a total vote Of 215, Walesboro,
Bartholomew county, gives Repub-
liCan gain OF l2.
IL p. m.-For an hour or more there
has been season OF gloom over the
apartments occupied by the State Cen.
tral Committee, which was only ended
by the receipt OF the New York Suns
telegram to its correspondent here that
Cleveland had been defeated in the En-
plre State. Only a few Of the drawer
spirits had maintainen their faith in Re-
publican success there.
Chairman Huston, to the Associated
Press reporter, again asserted his belief
that Indiana is reliably Republican.
There can be nothing definite said re-
specting the Congressional delegation.
INDIANA SAFE.
Precinct No. 4, in Centre township,
Marion county, outside OF the city, re.
ports n Republican gain OF 81. So far, a
Republican gain OF ca is shown by the
three precincts in this county that have
been heard from. A report from Har.
rison county, Judge Gresham's home,
says the Democratic majority has been
reduced over 200, but no figures are fur.
nishGd. Thirty precincts in Indiana show
net Republican gains OF 575. At this
rate the plurality for tho Republican
ticket will be over $4,000. The Repub.
licans at the committee rooms now claim
the State by 1900.
Reports received by Chairman Huston
show Republican gains in the following
counties: Madison 23l, Harrison lG4,
Hamilton Zone town. 100, Morgan 1872,
Dearborn 200, Shelby 30, Vigo $50.
Huston still claims the State for Harri-
son and Hovey.
ga. Nifty precincts give Harrison
5,S4G, Cleveland 1900 Same precincts
in 1884 gave Blame $3.50, Cleveland
4,470.
Two hundred and twenty precincts
give Harrison 20,74S, Cleveland "a, ,403.
The same gave Blaine 27,SSS, Cleveland
90, 055 in 1884.
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Fattened on Democratic Rooster.

ity for the Republican Presidential and
State nominees. The rumors current
for the last few days that money would
be introduced the day Of election to
carry the State for Cleveland are now
considered MS idle talk. Senator Fair
has not yet put in an appearance, and il
comes from good reliable Democratic
authority that he will not be in the
State to-day. Democrats in this county
will trade the Presidential electors and
Congressman for Sheriff and County
Clerk, as they know they cannot win
the head OF the ticket. The Democrats
claim nothing in this State for Cleve-
lnnd
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ton districts in New York State outside
OF New York and Kings county, give
Cleveland 15l ,S02, Harrison lS9, 744, Fisk
s,762. The same in 1884 gave Cleveland
l4l, ,16l, Blaine l7O,0O9, st. John S,l6G.
One thousand and twenty-three elec-
ton districts in New York State outside
OF New York and Kings county, give
Cleveland 22,5Sl, Harrison 250, 0,27O, Fisk
1859. Same in 1884 gave Cleveland
SG,267, Blaine 2230l4, st. John ll,067.