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whom was Brigadier-General Ashelzuf, bes'oS .
guns aud vast amount Of ammunition and military
stores. The Persian army, under Shah Seadah, re-
treated toward Ahwaz and Shuster In great disorder
The Briiirh forces were encampcd near Mohaminerah.
Their hoes in killed and wounded was ten: Inc htso
tribes were friendly and were sending IN the 'uo"s
sion. 49, o.,
A Geographic dispatch from Sir James DURAN says
Aging expedition to Ahwaz returned to Mehamme'
- p;sn army reti, ed from their position and re-
es,ed r"pdlS 'oSard Dzbu before the British force
wh;cb ,sos moi 900 strong. One gun was captured,
ind extensive military stores were seized aud de-
EtTOyed.
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were bsnr;nr about bis head from all parts OF tns
room, knockpg him down and eKtingu,shing ope-nsA
Of the talcv candles. He grew perfectly frantic a.
this treaiu.nt and pulling of his coat challenged a.
hands 10 a general knock down and drcx-out hghf-
Fortunately before any further collision took plsoe.
he was removed from the room by couple Of psRce-
men and taken into the street to cool his heated blood
At the request of Mr.. Crerar the retiring Pres gs1.
the sssemblaee then retired without further d. r)a
s.ration.
The riotous proceedings which attend these aanusl
elections are considering the difference in social ,snd'
ins Of the parties dsgraceul rs the primary cleo
t;op. n the Sixth Ward in her palmiest dsys
N. scandal which they bring upon the Institution Il
awakening the officers and members to the neoe atty
of preventing them in future Doubtless much OF the
rsct lief would be prevented by doing away with the
Headquarters" where free rum is dispensed TO az
comers Bat il is said that 80 time-honored Is tins
custom that no party that dispensed with Il could sue
coed in eectng its candidates. We hope to see u
tried, however, and believe that the majority OF the
members Of the Institution would be only too happy
10 back any movement TO abolish il altogether.
We sppend the successful and unsuccessful tickets.
remarkipg that Mr.. Rowland II. Tmpsoa headed
beth. and received unanimous vote:
n Fo' Pr"sssat ys, s
Rowland h. Tmpsou
For btes PyesfSsst, -
Alexander P Fi.l., with Mcbride B,o. :..........'s
Fer Corresponding Secretary. -
Henry l. Person IT, with Piexson
~ For ReeorSfas Seevssayy -
JossrL Hsnford, with Martin Lawson
William Henderson. with Continental I'M
FOy Dfy~ctovs -
,-ha-lss adee with James Wide, IT, kCo.........SS
All Ioct~cod with Livingston. Ballard
Charlie, Cs,iin. With Chsstelsn fonvert Co''''.'"
uiisn Purdy with llrinnell hinturn Co''''"'',w
"A F. Russell with Russell Erwin Mfg Co'...'..''''iS
Cporse Jewrsson, with Corning
Amos Fro with Emo Roberts
sOn both tickets.
The following opposition tcketw defeated except
in the names of members adopted from the other ticket;
Tics. Prssidest -
X A pschis with williams stevens
Fer Corresponding Secretary -
Iohn Dunnips with Ph'niN
20, Recording Secrstary -
Jacob L. Hasey, with Manhattan Lite ms Co...''' W.
For T,eossysv.
Ausustns Serbia with Metropolitan Bant..,...''' w
For D0setoys -
Charles T Adee with James Wilde. IT,, Co....''.sS
Edward C. TAYLOR with Street Commissions
q Thompson Yeung with N. j. Print ELECTROMAGNETIC
Amos y Emo with Emo Roberts 'US
Charles II WeSauer with J. L. Mott Iron Works...'..i8
Ispes BOYD with Boyd Hincken.. 1T
William NJ Purdy with Grinnen Mintnrn Co..'..''.'.s~
The result of this election is an Endorsement OF tho
last years management.
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ITnq 7
The stock in port estimated at $4,000 bales.
MANcHEsTpR MARKET.-At Manchester the de-
rand for aud YARNs rather better but prices
were without change 0f moment.
INERrooL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-The weather
harsh and qngcne being dry with sS.ery T tR o1
Isnt generally, also at Liverpool Mes'rs Richardson
sRencs Co., Of Al 3D. P.SeT P D the %s rates
steady and I'd better the week Corn was quiet and %
%bsa, ssp92; White G9s Canal Flour 29 a
SO BsltineIe AVID Phs ID Wb. 81 ash V0 %
I1yFRPooI PROVISION MARKET.-The Liverpool
Provision market generally steady Beef was hm tho. a
,s6 In Pork there wa, nothing doing Mess quoted nominay
sO d926. Bacon was but IN slight INQUIRY ,o snS pre- h
ss quiet at "a ass for good Tsow had advanced ~ C.
SCI American 56l a57i The stock was small ,-, ~.
IIyyRPOOL PKoDUCE MARKET.-The Brokers CIR
epr reports Ashes firm considerably higher closing al ~
for Pots and Pearls with still aaysan rend"nSy and
I56 for medium fine Spirits ruPcntine was hm at so
holders demand an Sdyases OF SsSS1 at
IS for large. Bak-PhilsdelPha 4S Baltimore y
yo Oh the sales were unportant the be said OF
common Fish and bright Sperm Oils Ragged go OuGe
seed Oil RI0d $40 S. but sales unimportsnt Whale nom
nsy a4aa4s Palm in improved demand IA 70
Ina fine quiet @ Coffee quet no tIansaciions gu
gar buoysut and with small '9es prices had ADVANCED
IN advance but there was but little inquiry Tea-Saos oil
LoSDoS MARKETs.-Messrs. Barring, Bros. & Co re-
port Sugar buOyan and active at sdysSss the ''Sss
Fl"iT 2a cS2 Rice-Ea India active Caroline advanced
a. Tea-Congou, M. closing hrm SPIRIT. TnIPentlns;
firm with an .sysn'ns rail. were steady
SsTs Quiet at 81 10; Scotch Pts, rs
LoNDoN MoNEY MARKET.-The London Money
,nnrhc was stringent closed for money @ d AMI
Tor sccount 1904. Bar Silver oil Mexican dollars no
fixed Eagles, 7e a. snd nominal Donoo0n'-SPAn''n' I"
~" Bullion in the Bank Of England has increased $500
AMERICAN SYcURITIEs.-Messrs. BELL q son re
mort American Securities but small demand and iec weak
Messrs Barring, Bros Co report likewise
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LORD NAPIER IN BosroN-It is reported that
Lord Napier, the new British Minister at Washington,
has been invited to visit Boston under the auspices Of
The fopng Mems Christian Association, for the pur-
pose OF delivering an address at the grand Anniver-
safy Festival Of that Society the evening of the
2'ih inst A large number of prominent gentlemen
have united in the invitation and is expected that
hls LOidshiP will acceptit.
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M,ssAcnusErrs.-On 81, 500 votes were cas- spon
the Constitutional Amendments recently submitted 70
ard approved by the people of Massachusetts "mea
is one.fouth the Presidential vote OF the STATE Inc
frst proposition tho Reading and Wntingj haa 'ne'
orny in ell the Counties but Bristol and DUKES INC
&c, Id, the House District SYSTEM, In all put ffank
lin, and the third, he senate in every one. we giye
TAIL nreseptipe the full official vote OF each county,
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means be taken to disseminate among th,s ,enorant
,oregers reliable information a. to the state Of hns
in Utah. and the fact that laws are not only for the
protection Of citizens but the stranger With,
,ur gates" MERCHANT OF Iowa CRY.
Nov York May 10 1857
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NAVIGATION WESTWARD

BuFFAIO, Tuesday, May 70, lS57.
The wind has broken the ice in the harbOr here and
o60 600 bushels Of wheat rs 900 bushels of corn aud
&c 600 bushels of -four were received to-day.
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ARRIVAL OF THE cIRCASSIAN.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, May ~, IoO'.
The CircaSSian from Liverpool, on the evening
Of the 9Th inst, aud ST. Johns on the 10th, with 400
passengers arrived here at ? o'clock this morning.
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SAILING or THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Nay II, no
The steamship Niagara sailed from here at IL
O'clock for Boston where she will be due about md
night on Wednesday.
The steamer Circassian sailed at noon for Portland,
Wind southeast. Weather clear.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

seHrYLKn CoUsTY.-Alyin G. Halves, OF Tyrone,
two years; Henry Fish, of Hector, four years oyl-
yester Is. Shearer, Of Catherine, six years.
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EXECUTION OF McKIM, THE MURDERER
HARRISBURG, Tuesday, May H. 1857
The Governor has appointed ths execution of
McKim. who murdered Norcross, nj Altoona, for the
2lst day of August
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give shall countermand, and that viii bring the
matter to focus"
Ine patrolnen then started out on duty.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-The Brokers Cir
puGr the Liverpool Cotton market reports Cotton rner
and prices advanced ID for al qualities except low sandy
(which unaabe The sales OF the week so 900 bales
including 90 900 bales American Specustor took 1900 bales
and exporters $500 The estimated sales Of Friday 1900
TO bales including 5000 bales speculation and for
port-the market closing steady at the following quotations:
n. Orleans. Mobile. Upland
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Whtop's majority
There are still the counties Of Clark, Dunn, Kswaa-
nee. La Crosse, Marathos, Pierce Polk, and Shawaay
10 DO heard from, whish Win doubtless I'D t,coo 70
Judge WhitoE's majority.
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WI.cosns.-The Madison J01raa' publ
table giving the official returns of the elSci on ios
Chief Justice so far as they o on file at the CAPITOL
Adding the full vote of winzsbago County lof which
the table gives the majority u,so, co.A,.,.
eto..-.,,.......%,N5 Hv3
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FIR o nj X ANS A S.
ISSTERESTING COLLOQUY
BETWEEN

COWS. ROBINSON AND STANTON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
atb 0rItans 9aiIu Grfsftnt.
r1.s sassash D.y.-sv wInLIAa HowIrr.

YIz& Sabbeth Day..BF WILLIAM HoWiI1.
what spe,i has Der the populous city pasta
The wouted current Of life is stGyd;
s s is ganfu, schemes s,s ssssTard ;sTI.sa css
The roar sf trade has ceased, and on the air
Come holy songs, and solemn sounds Of prayer.
~ sur,.ss NE charm ;frcra every hamlet spire
x 5otA of rest and heAsenward thought is peal'd !;
nv 81 calm hearth rcclines the peasant sire
Ths toiIIwosn sesed basks in the breezy field.
WIthia. Without. through farm and cottage blest,
IT'S one bright day Of gladness and Of rest
Dox. ftes their mountain dwellings, whilst the dew
Shines d tAe heath-bells and the fern is bending
Ii ihs 4lush hreeze, in festive garbs Iview
Ci5xhoed, and age. and buoyant youth descending.
GoilS 10 has piled thy wonders roand their homes,
IN ~ their love they to thy temple come.
A Stissy ship speeds Ger the mighty main
4 on! many league from our own happy land
Yst from its heart ascends the choral strain;
For there its little isolated band,
Amid the ocean deserts awful roar,
Der palmy woods where summer radiance falls,
In the glad Islands of the Indian main,
What thronging crowds the missionary calls
Toraise 10 heaven the christians glorious strain
Lo! where, engirt by children Of the sun,
Stands the white man, and counts his victories won
In the fierce deserts Of a distant zone,
Mid savage nations, terrible and stern,
A lonely atom, sever'd from his own,
The traveller wends, death or renown to earn.
Parch'd, fasting, wearied, verging to despair,
He kneels, he prsys; hope kindles in his prayer.
Der the wide world blest day, thine influence flies
Reet DER the sufferer spreads her balmy wings;
Joy dawns, praise fills the listening skies ;
Theexpanding heart from earthis enchantment
springs.
Heaven, !, for one day, withdraws its ancient ban,
Unban its gates, and dwells once more with man.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17

hos oric sidewalks. borered bstones wooden
tes on e east side Esplnade street. from johnson Miro
Streets except wherever brick bunQuettes already
ed,
MIpli-lH sidewalks shall be nine feet in width
ttRRSToNES-ewed and dressed curstones shah line
Sde"ako North river bGe other stones of equally
Eood HatS WIN them, beve dressed the the
slope OF the sides from six feet long from sixteen to
tweyour inches wide, fonr inches thick They
well eet IN good joinIs aud in work kmanlke manner
end win appeures nicely through the where
Tor framing lots They shall be duly 1terSpered in lengths
oil ee 10 SIX feet throughout the work according di-
meIons ana levels which will be given by the Surveyor;
e' shall have slope OF three inches for
Us hsgnt towards The line Of the adjoining houses shall also
So Neq anu in the approved nanuer
ana sinking Of bricks usually experienced from
Igene IN tS respect and curbscnes less than
Sh0sf IMAM three feet and having in less six
admitted in the work.
WOODEN GurrEKs-The cutters shall be made of best
m cypress twelve inches wide by four inches thick in lengths
OF h9t less than twenty feet except where shorter
egs are necessary halved and scared inches the
lon pinned there aud every Intermediate space five
iet w OAK pins less than four feet long by inches in
1anee driven through suitable anger holes in the gutter
pks pierced SnuG The edge OF the panks nearest Tue
shall be oevee uit and the oer outside
Sse Is 10 have noches OF eight inches long by two inches
deep les Than four feet long by eight inches wide and two
cnes Hk painted at the eu which the ground; will
9e hmy driven down and spiked with said gutter with least
OF he men cnt spikes each brace and these there
WI" oe verge or laca Of express sunk OF eG inches wide BY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

pf s1t c Fs @ ssy Sssass
r. Hssys sspss F s' ss'
sr psss
sgh. and ff
Inch s .s on n ns ss
bsok ,l Ss walk shall be
o. seHs4s ] esa ae1
shall filled with sharp sand and coating
half d to s dsng % bsRs 9ysr % M whole
well cut and s a and lsys
Vo oo os Ss Gqne @ S
de by the his expense well rammed
SO hat IN sS
bear straight edgeotheTwiss, it shall be rseesea
quality shall be BY well as the
The contractor shall be bound begin work ten
days following the approval of the ADJUDICATION by the Common
under peTaty of ten dollars day for each and
Good and solvent security hundred
lars shall be required the faithful of
PAYMENTS to be made by the holders the cert
ca es 1 @ the S s in M With section
the city be held responsible any The
tie e S s ns e ss.s ss
in fhs 5 y no G s s
ing his the cost Of Of the petition Of the
shall have the right Of demanding Of sad petitioners
b,irsement Of the said costs of publication
1t well understood that in of failure by the contractor
period fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work being executed the Council shall have
the right annul the without putting
default required by Article 1905 of the Civil Code
out applying TO court Of Justice to annu the same and without
indemnify and it is also well understood that in the
tractor shall time abandon the work finish and
pee the i'll conformity with the contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he have for any part
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
terefo and also well understood that in the
be resold the and his securities shall held
bound solido pay the said city all loss
tween the price which the originally
perform the work and the price which may be aucaed
ut "A re sale or read judcation.
Bids to be running foot of sidewalks complete including
the turning OF the
New Orleans, Aug. g. 1857.
Signed LOUIS II. PILE City SHrveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings OF both
Boards of the Common Council.
ISignedl H. r. VENNARD. 1c,
signed JOHN E. HOLLAND, SchaiFmen.
Registered Aug. TO- 1857.
aull l3 Ii l9 u HENRY DUREI.. Clerk Comproller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
MIS- CUNNINGHAM AND HER FIcTITIous BABY
The New York Evening Post Of the 1th saws.

Mas. CUNNINGHAM AND HER FIcTIrIous BABY
The. New York Evening Post of the 1th says:
Mspeople residing in the immediate vicinity of
III Bond street, some OF them, at least upon both
sides the street complain that their sleep has been
disturbed their business injured, and their property
deprecated In value, by Mrs. Cunningham presence
and conduct
They state that after her trial she went home and
6ehayed very properly for three or four weeks keep
lng herself and family quiet and secluded as pos
sble never going ont of the front door without being
closely yelled, etc. But after this time, they aege
tnat tnere was change, unpleasant to them as it
was disreputable to herself They say that since that
Lime sne mas constantly had several women in her
houses that she would sit in the front parlor in COM
pany with one or more Of them with the blinds and
windows open; and thus exposed to the gaze of the
overcurious public would talk to them In the most
violent ana bosterous manner gesticulatng and per-
shaking her fists, etc. 49, e,'
The horrible tragedy committed so recently in the
house, covered apparently with an impenetrable veil
OF mystery has excited so much attention in all parts
that strangers stopping in the city were sure to walk
up to Bond street and take look at the exterior
of the celebrated place. Their presence attracted
others low class OF ctizens-and their presence,
added to the woman's bosterous conduct, kept the
neighborh0Od in disquiet, and the house became to
nse the language of one OF our nformants, perfect
nuisance.n N
Another writer makes the following very cold
blooded suggestion regarding the probable fate of
the baby, il Mrs. g. had been permitted to fully de-
yelope her plot: a.
II supposed that if she had been only permitted
to ENJOY the imaginary success Of her plot for twelve
hours, the baby would not have been particularly
iongved; she would have exhibited it to sufficient
number o. witnesses and then have quietly disposed
OF it, as heir to the baby all the property would then
have recurred to her. As it was the poor thing had
apretty narrow escape of its e notwithstanding the
completeness of the arrangements, for when it was
being taken from her she squeezed it to her breast so
aectionately that il two officers had not taken hold
of her arms the Burdel heir would have been killed
with Kindness In that event nice question would
have arisen whether the District Attorney and the
other countepottes had not been accessories to the
cMlds death, and were not exposed to an indictment
for infanticde. AS it is, however, Miss Elizabeth
Ann Anderson (for that is the childs name) is safe
and snug on the maternal bosom.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
APPROPRIATIONS for the contract for paw

. nr with suare block stones is snnth sia nf
from Camp to Charles street - ~ T'
blocks shn be Of nnd hard rone not in nnp rerr III 10
in olaity 10 he rrrnm o6taiIed from Rast"n' I'LL s %
obour in shane not less than .evan ;ncas 1tn 'r t
teen inches in width aud NOT lass .n sivsa irrS n ~ o
than twenty inches in ieng,h and from nna t tar ch IL
thirknsss rhsr sba he vail n,arrid o - aii1
snuae sides and ends so as IN rkn ,;pbi ionts ~,
shall he dressed nnare ia and fran If l.nnS % r %
hlnrls u,naS s,o ia
ram I'm, is t ono and nf ~ tom NJ a e.. r. ' ei un
Ityr, mi Il, sn NJ az a'
ulIy from the en- hston.s bor,lerine the sidsSaip ~ ~
IN. ou,tpr stnnrs shall ha of ro,d had ra,, . t.; w
resnrc ior in ,ua,v IN The yran;o i ~ iy
rbrv shall in rom xtern m nn, 'Io. I'm b"sGi
irn ,yje and rom nci,nC thc MA a ii h lMtte
having naran ami suunrp sias and o,is na M " IL i,
ioius and Ihe tons shsIj he nsrferIv I,aIi a
tjrr,v;s t,ay al h., s' well 'e"eu "Hu uesaeui
The tlr lrbsGnes siaI he of Nn, riyar 1.-Two storo. r,
cyrI nu, rp Sspd bnv drassoi an rn ,n ~ ,po, p cGy
of Inc sides fo,, the t CIV fnt Iar & 'e aiopc
four inches peD and in no r 50 Lass t,n Fam nno T.; @
ness ef' ~ ' ' ' 'N"' :" vi i'ui ''i'os Ill 'lieh'
% Tie orayer val, bs If tho hoe. or r ~ ..,, 80 - -
OF large rran ~ ~ '' ~ 'N"'' aH"'P anu
,, 80
IN W@l.lch WITCH TIE WORK SHALL. BE ESECuTED-The
sha' he up inc pl curhhtoneS whenever ordered so
10 40 OF me surveyor and replace the same with curb
De set according
u EeS 10 t gwen ny me ly surveyor, good joints aud
~ a woKintnke Hnt They shall be dcly inerspeTse IN
lengths OF from three t1 SIX feet throughout the work. and each
sh nave slope OF three inches for every foot OF Us
eG oWus Tue Huinhg sidewalk, and bcaoily hNt ana
cHe IN Inc most approved manner ApertureS for draining
i"S Sh be nicely cut through tue same by the contractor
"IGreVef required ny the street Commissioner
snail their lenglhhe cufnStoheS
snail he hI with An inclination slope towards the same
one hch on boomtnE OF four inches ot London gravel ana
snH[p sand mixed sad booming to bes rohely haueheu 'i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
gotal ynttlIigellte.

The WEATHER, HEALTH, ETC.-Within the last
two days there has been decided preponderance Of the
and Saturday the only approach
to slight sprinkle enough TO sploch the sidewalks
with sharp thunder promising great deal but doing
nothing
Yesterday the day opened clear and the continued
blaze till toward evening when down another shower
bringing the mud disspang the fond pro-
pheces Of dryup that becoming rife Under all this
ran mud sunshine and heat however, the health
the city continues its usual Though unusual compared
with other summers high standard.
The fact that there has yet been of yellow fever in
the city is regarded something extraordinary though the
believers in quarantine affect surprise in view of the other
fact that every few days vessel other is stopped
Quarantine with the fever board For the good health that
prevails cizenssaving perhaps the doctors and ude
akersare properly thankful and disposed complain
much Of the mud and mosquitoes which the OF
long continued rains.
The life and activity pereepble streets would hardly
be in keeping with the complaint every
body town. and there nothing going on" There
is of course duness in commercial circles but commerce
here somewhat like the Ohio river Louisvle-the
falls the noise makes The rush and din of vehicles in
the Streets If extensive and winter least
noisy ii not whilst the business thoroughfaes
business hours anything but sleepy look Besides the
building operations quarter going ahead the live
est possible and IT be said that New Orleans is in
the midst of her nap, it must be taken purely
fguratiye sense. t&77
At the railroad depots may see crowds of people flying
the watering places and here there
about town, rallied doorway, other
Orleans has bscome village of sive and can snar [
naon,e IN cro,vdaltbe sote;n ,,.cas - i,t,, .,, ~
nni,hra e;hsr hsr ,,so .,;7 -, ~ -, 1, T, @ ~
Of all is that New Orleans is all right getting along
- ' r il-z++r=z2ss
IHE bENEFlT TO MRS. WRIGHT.-The~ ~Gaiety
theater crowded Saturday night great many ladies
gracng dress circle parquete the performance of
The Rent Day and Box and Cox by the Crescent Anna
teurs afforded the lvees qualification. The audience
agreeaby disappointed in their ancpationsor few gen.
eal thing will permit themselves expect much from baud
of amateurs and honored with loud and frequent applause
WI ch they esteemed quite good average
OF those offered by the regular professionals in the
we would point out the exceences of several of the perform
ers but FOR the fact that oil amateurs engaged noble
each man doing his best and that under the circum
me 'ameSt performer was entitled to as much consde
ration as the best 1t enough to that the audience