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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15
A DMINISTRATOR,S SALE. OF 5

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. = OF,
IA REAL ESTATE-In pursuance Of an op,ier
Of the Probate Court Of sandusky County, Ohio, i
the Court House, in Fremont, County Of sandusky.
State OF Ohio. on q adr ,HfIgb srab I7o'7
Saturday, Jnne ey,I66s slsu.
at one o'clock P NJ, the following described r.al
estate situate in the County Of Sandusky and State
Of Ohio, to-wit.F s1F I1ff ssaEI1f1 : y aili I
The undivided one-fdarth Is9 part of ts folDov.i
ing described lands and tenements to-vit: !, The
northeast quarter Of the north quarter Of sec-
ton ISL containing forts 40 aeres the
northeast quarter Of the southeast Quarter of sec
ton thirty gS5l containing forty l401 acres the
southwest quarter Of the northeast sec
ton thirty-ve lS5, containing forty 40 acres the
east-half. Of the Southwest quarter of section
twenty 2sl containing eighty go acres the east
half Of the north quarter Of section tkrttwo
Of the south end d the east Raf of ths
quarter and twentyi Na aerss OF the nurthend q
the east half of the southwest quarter OF section
thirty y-Te 35l, being the lands deeded to MftfHkI
Smith by George Depass; II homas Deznasz lydia
Cowan and Michael StuIf by separate deeds of ten
aoes each; all in township l6 range fiftesn l1SJ
and containing in the aggregate three hundred and
twenty $50 acres Of hnd -o.i ss'ae "h 'i''l II
Appraised at q, $50. 7sfesFsd bslatsiof p sa7
TEzsfs OF sALEs-One- thirda cash in hand, sofiE-
third in year and the balance in two years from
day Of sale. The deferred payments 20 be secured
sble lGassf anSnsy sp0p s1s g5h fsEfsI psE
-. Administrator Of David Smith, decd.
J. L. Greene Son, Att'ys.
May ., 1858. rae zoe SlsW 5a5 sf9iie- y. 10
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Last Sensation /!

Truth stranger than fiction What | saw and
hear, ne1rd, or Ten NIGHTS BEHIND TIE SoRNEs IN
ever published. Over Three Hundred pages finely
Illustrated. Ten Thousand copies already sold Sent
to any address, post paid. reeeipt OF 81 90. by
lGm3 J.H.SIhh0HS Co.,
Box 6a23, Chieago,Ill,
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Great Oriental Tea Co.,

of Boston, so that We can furnsh Our customers with
othsr Goods and their full line OF Teas at precisely
the same terms to agents Though dealing directly
with the company, thus giving an opportunity Of
may desire. We Also psy agents the same commits.
sions as allowed BY the company. Blank form Of
order, with pdce-lst and The Tea Cup, sent to any
address NJ. 40 IL IA u kEH q co,
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WANTED, Immediately, Agents
W TO sell my new Patent Adrertisiag Stamps
A rare chance for making money ofsred., For par
hc7lars address, with stamp, j. Y. wILLBuR, Oisve-
land, o.
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WANTED. IAGENTN s15 70 saOO

7 :, Pei mOnth, every
Where, male and female, to introduce the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family sewing Machine.
inis machine viii stitch, hem, ftl tuck, q1ilt cord
frice only Sls fully warranted for five yesrs, We
VIII pay $1,000 for any mrchine that will rev .
stronger, more beautiful. elastic seam than
ours. 1t makes the ELASTIC Lo Stitch EVERY
second stitch can be cut and still the cloth cannot
Be pulled sPart without tearing It. We pay agents
from $40 TO $500 per month and expenses, OF COM
mission from which twice that amount can be made.
Address SEooxB & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, or Bestou.
Mass.
! CAUT10N.-Dc not Be imposed upon by other
partiee pslming of worthless csst-iron machines
nnder the same name otherwise. Ours Il shs only
genuine and really practical machine manuGactursd
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w Am T EnE

ITO MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT With
Il one good man in each comfy, to- teI BY SAM
pie new and useful article that body uses and
viii buy. For terms address Rev. W. O. G. FINK,
Pittsburgh, Pa. s ssf'
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Nep- embellishments.

DOOK CANVASSERS WANTED
- s9s NsT" Emily 2 PhstagTsss Is r 3 BE-" E''
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paifnt Msoifinss.
z. r. e.
3iB ~ 1enae ~ r'iaT 1eiHassl
!. - !. 9 o 8 #. !. .
s. la 7hui 1oUF OF ,ilssta4
z. ! o O

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur;iare caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, (as the case may
require, were administered
when pain or uneasiness or
slight sickness is experienced,
be exterminnted from the sys-i
tenn in a few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured blythe
Ready Relief. Incases of Cho-
lera, Diarrhoea, Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholic, In fact all Pains,
Aches and Infrmities either IN
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-7
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, &C., will in a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
Relief q. :. .,,, ..i,.s,, i, 4 s,g
Sudden Colds, Coughs, influenza, Dip.
fharia Hoarseneas Sore Throat ChiIls Fever
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GsaaI 1Opertisenlentscpso

lNOTICE.-The board of Directors
viii meet at THO. tLAPPss Once, Frid9y, Nay
22d 1854 at O'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of nisk
ing Premium List for 1868. BY Order OF -
o. V. Berry, 6eeayf l9' CHASsBEEI{ Pres. 81
1871. - -, ...-.s.-1-, -. -.
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tsrkncwn. Its nnifofn character and power % surs
the various affections Of the lungs and tArost have
mads Il known . reliable protector ak7in5f thsnL
While adapted 70 mi1dsT fosms OF dissse s1d to
yedng children. Il is st tbs ssme tine ths most q
fectpsl remedy that be given for tpcipenf ool-
sumption, and the AN gsroua Of tkB thfost
and lungs ks provision egsinst sudden sttseks of
Group, It should be kept hand IN svery l.niy; and
indeed all son- etines snhiees 70 colds and
sHplaa = REGE'esa s siIe i1's srea f
Although settled Consumption Is thought incsF-
able still great nunbeB Of cases where the dissass
isemsd settled, have been completely d. and The
tstisnt RESTORED to sound health By ths 0hsrry Pas
toral So compists is its mastery The Disorder.
eftEsLnngs and Throat, that the most obstiEats 81
thsn yieldfe IT, Whsn nothi1g elss seu1d. nssch-
them, under the Cherry Psctorsl they Fnbuids and
eis&ppear- q aft fS eiiiie ffsif - Efed
from 1t. Nr- ~ W.
A.'hhasb slvsSs relieved and cfs-p vhcpDewrz-
Eisis Is Eensis.ly enlsd By tsabE Aacksrssy
Pecfcrzfin small and frsqae en- d5sssf tS " lf
Sogslens3ls are its virtues III st wsDesduot u.fSg
sh the certi6 Of them here or DO han A.
t1re the publis hat its qas inIll maintain-
Cd I7sftat rTf-cl rnrHrNA
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. "a,

william q: Bush, Pr6 Before NE Tyler,
against ..lissf ]. p. Of Sandreky Tn.
Drury G. Bash. Defsad's sandusIy Co.. o,
On the 14th day Of March, A. D. 1858, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action
for the sum of Ninety ght Dollars.
tt -if.lfi ~ ti4i TH. BUSH.
Fremont: o., March 20, 1858. 1891.
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RINGS
VEGETABLE AMDROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

Gray-IIeaded People have theii
.ockS. restored by it to the dark, lustrous
,ilteAtresses of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded orred Hair.
have these questionable colors changed ia
beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dandruf and Humors, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps
BaId-Headed Veterans have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with n luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it i
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
heir Hair in placei
Everybody must and tci1 use it, because
i is the cleanest and best article in the
market
Fo- Sale By Druggists generally.
Wholesale Agents,
STRONG h ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
Forsals by
C. R. MocULLOCH,
8 BUCKLAHD SON,
ED lLICNkSCN.
lyI Fremon
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR

Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Silk
Dress Patterns. Carpstings. Domestic Goods, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT)FREE
giving full particulars, or ten checks sent for One
Dollar, describing ten different articles which we viii
sell for
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Splendid inducements offered to agents sending us
eius. AddreE4 LAp9SF 4 PAsBf1r, No, ss sudbury
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Thomas r. Agnew,

SoU q SoS 6reentVich ST., N. II. =
Has reduced the prices of Teas CCIses Sugars Flour
and all kinds Of Grocsries from 10 to 20 per cent
Best japan Tea 81.
Best English Break last Tea 81 11. ViNf
Splendid Oolopg Tea, e0c.
1910 bills Flour, all grades, from sl1 upwards.
20.0eO gal Aolasses. al grades, from 40c upvnrds.
CsnseeA roasted and ground, 15e 10 <0css Sugars
all grades at reeners prices and everyt Ii pr used n
New York.
Thomas X. Agnew occupies his own store, owns
the property, and has no rent TO pay; i'm ports and
buys exelusivsly for caJh, never save note In ais
LIE, constquen tiy he can undsrsen any house in the
city. Ff tst rFr--sl - :. IlS77if-.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-15

CIR Jsmss clnks's Female Pills are c,unte,fstsd
y Gssuiaa hevsu nen,f n dob Nsfes on wrapper
For IssEort.as 81 sahFi "a - sE9sss. Ess fori
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II:&TFHW
fIfz!I5S5

DRODUcEs psrfrct and permanent eures Of tie
i worst cases of CatS-rh, sCold In the HEAD
Ocriza and Oetarrhal esdache, HundrsdB % Tes-
ttmontals from well known citizens and eminent
physicians who have used II IN thsir prvEts pFasiea
sbundantly testify.
For SAILS gs. BnekIand & Son and G, 4. Nccus-
ioen, Ffs9on'; y; " Lues and Rushton Mead,
clydes and druggisfs generally. ~ i-aii -
Price 30 cents per psekass- liberal diacounf to
Druggists. We will send the Remedy to any addrssa
oy mail on recsipt Of an aniorn 50 cent Fraesssal
Currency Note and one three cent poafags. STAMP.
-Four pscksgsst to cue address for 81 pos ge ffes
s-Yl Addrefs Dr.. SAGE & co., BnHsle. n 7. 81
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/ pptant Mtpifisns.I ! III,
ayers 5ehsTry Peet9rsi.I
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopihg
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma -
.2aa ! Ard 0ohsuIhptioEl Z. 4 fH0s


FF0babiy rover boloIs .
the Ehols b history Of med-
icf7e. has anything ucz
so widely and 90 'dssFiy
upon the condolences of
mankind, - this exstleat
iyeredy for pnlmeaarT
complaints. THROUGH .
long series Of yssrs ~
among most ofthe reosB
Of msnithas risen hlgkcr
and eherin thsir estina-
tim A. Il haa haccr.a ~
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NOTICE. The accounts 81 Bristol
! Y & Taylor formerly in thelDry Goods ttsde
In Fremont have been been left IN thelahds xvT1
MORTON, tof the firm Of Snyder 4 Norton for set
to the firm Of Bristol < Taylor are notified to call
end settle before the first Of June next or their ac
counts will be placed in the hands Of . Justice for
VIM a TAYIOR
Fremont, May 4th, 1858. f1-'T1S;11-iiqs is-se so
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( Oar frisrds will fsaiily notice our Presents for
30 and 90 Clnbs now more tqaal in value to
G. uos Of band log respectively ofother frms.
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Balls Ohio, & the Buckeye Patents combined!
Making aheo Nest Machine, in the World.

Above Of Dgs Patent Reaper with the Automatic Self
zee the main r. ss Of st machines in Ohio known Balls Ohio
perfect the working machine One this Improvement the addition
which
and around neatly aHyng machine
lido Keeling and makes the bundles want
PERFECT SEPARATION the Rake Head
land
Machiue round without ling whatever
.JaaAAM dlATaa
TEEO. pCLAPP,s Agt., Fremont, o.
Farmers
AL the Machine
hand, at all times am also agent for sde t tsff
Kirby's American Harvester and Extras. .
Office the old place Front Garrison reefs stairs mn
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.i1 o. 7sl7F ! l7FzI III nff5t rnca ,1nnfs1 u
Al its psue implies, Is does Cure, and does ret
ALI oossaihirg nsithsr Arssnie Qaini1e, Bismsfk,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous sabsfsDss
whatever, It in Dosiss injuries any patient. fhs
number and importancs offs cures In the arzs dis-
srictsJ Ers literally beyond tscoukt md se sslitSs
without Z psrslleiir the history ofAngs madeleine.
Our pride q gratined By the Acknowledgements we're
csge pf the radical nsctsd IN so6stnAts eussi
and where other remedies bad wholly fkilsd.
Unscelmaked persona either feslcent m o. tfstsfs
Ing through masmetis- -l9cahtieF, will be rrefsctsd
byfAking tbs, Agqs Cure daily. s-r-b.C1 r,7TrfT,
For Liver ComD h nts, arising from torpidity cffhs
LIVER into healthy activity. r =
For Billions Difofesrs and Liver conpiaints, it ts
IN excealent remedy, ptoeueing many tralz esEark.
ole cures. where other medicines had fsfled.
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver % ,PSsetffaltnd AZ
syttcal Chemists Lowell, Haes., and sold all roand
the Word. Price sloo PSF eOttlerla sIs-roo
5. Bueklsnd Son; Z. Dillon Son; O. r. Ne
culloeh Fremont o., and By sll druggists and dsal-
pa ~ sdieins eyeFy where ,.-.,. 40 ssyl-2dw-
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

For Fever and AguesIntermittent Fever,
sChil Fever, Rsmittent- Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
&c, and indeed ell the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh,
nr rrfaamot;o y1ossons
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A DMINISTRATOR,S II SALE ,OF,
"A REAL EsrATE.-In pursuance Of an order.
granted BY the Probate Court of,Ssndusky county
Olic, will far for sale at public suctieD on ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

A NORTH POLE ALLIANoE.-It is reported
that an alliance has been formed between the
United States, Russia and England, with
view to complete, if possible, the discovery of
the North Pole. England has devoted much
time and money to this purpose for the past
century, and has accomplished good deal
through the energy Of Franklin, Parry and
McClintock. Russia has so far contributed
little to our knowledge of the Arctic regions
but our American navigators have brought the
world into more practical acquaintance with
the Polar seas than either of these countries,
through the voyages of DR.. Kane and DR..
Hayes, who actually reached point within
view of open water at the Pole thus seeming
to solve the problem of the long sought north
vest passage. Whether this open sea is navi-
gable is question which remains yet to be
determined. The combined enterprise of the
three nations may yet put usyn possession of
all the knowledge we require concerning this
only half explored region.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

vana has communicated 20 the Department OF State
order from the authorities thai in con seq ence of
tie disappearance OF the Asiatic cholera from that
capital bills OF health issued 10 yesss,s leaving thar
port will no longer bear the note ordered 60 be added
or inserted thereDnto when sad disease ,ately pre-
sented itself.
The Ordnance Investigation.
General Dyer, Chief OF the Bureau OF OrdAance
has his request to the Secretary 1f Waf 70
I've brought to trial on the offences cisargei against
him in the repoet OF the select Joint Committee on
Ordnance.
Personal.
Colonc. william G.. Moore. Private Secretary Of the
President and Mr.. c. Eaton Creecy. Appointment
Clerk OF the Treasury. in company with several
others. have left here on 1shing excursion On the
Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay.
achievements of General ROsccrans.
washington august 30) correspondence OF the Boy
ton Post.
General Roseorans held long conference with
PRESIDENT J0lnsOh yesterday morning. during which
we alter urged the General to publish over his own
signature the conclusions TO wNch he had been led
Dy MS conference with the Confederate generals
me ffesdent expressed himseB highly Pratihed
win the account General Rosecrans gave OF his in
terVleW with the Soushern leaders. After leaving
the PreSldenta house the General, in the company
OF Robert J. Walker, visited the State Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
The Erie RAILWAY.

The Atlantic and Great Western Railway
party, now on their way from Europe, are I'M
dsrstood to have already opened negotiations
for the sale of that property to the Erie Rail
way Company, and some of the details OF a
proposition looking TO that end will be found
in our financial article. The advocates of the
scheme claim that it will ultimately be advan-
tageous to both companies, and the present
bad financial condition of the Erie Railway
Company makes the opportunity favorable
enc for Mr.. McHenry and his friends. The
earnings of the Erie Company in the first six
months of the present year fell 1907 146 be-
low the expenditures during the same time,
the receipts having been $6,5s7,O OPS and the
disbursements sc, 9S4, l75, and this affords
telling commentary upon the recent heavy de-
cline in the stock. SIN for penny in for
pound, is proverb upon which the Erie
Company is not unlikely to act in its negotia-
tions with the Atlantic and Great Western
party, and the public will await the final result
with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

A FRENCH CHANGE OF BASE IN Pros
pEor.-Queen Isabella of Spain has special
mission in Paris in proposition to Napoleon, to
the effect that in the event of war in Europe
Der Most Catholic Majesty will despatch
feet and troops for the protection Of Rome if
fin return the French army will sustain the reign
ing dynasty Of Spain. This royal application
will enable Napoleon to change his base, for
aid purposes, from Rome to Madrid, should he
feel disposed to do so. 1t will certainly be
rather ''hard" to 60 prop up Bourbon, but
the application is so very flattering in itself
that it may serve as gliding to the pill
Besides, the Emperor has been wonderfully
successful in his treatment of ''sick men," and
the patient in Rome being stontly convalescent
he can scarcely refuse lady in distress, more
particularly countrywoman of Eugene. The
great physician Bonaparte will be very likely
10 despatch an assistant" to Madrid.
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TINE MORRIS BOND ROBBERY.

II vii, he remembered that on the 10th day OF July
last Mr. Thomas F. Morris left his ONCE, second
noor OF No. Wall street. for few minutes to get
check certified, and upon his return $4,000 In
fve.twenty bonds mad been stolen therefrom. These
facts with their numbers, were exclusively published
In the HERALD the day following the robbery. Sus.
pcion rested upon two uncouth looking men who
had been lettering about that vicinity but short
time previous TO the robbery, and yesterday these
men were arrested by Sergeant Slater, Of the Sew.
enth precinct and taken before Justice shandlcy at
the Essex Market Police Court. They gave their
names as Geo. Boyce and Henry Wimot. Mr.. Robert
+. Watson, doing business next door to Mr. Morris,
identified without difculty these persons Us those
ne had seen at the time the bonds were missing
Ing for something 10 turn upn They we're com
United for examination.
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GAS EXPLOSION IN TIE MINT At PHIL AuelpHlA
Three Persons Seriously Injured.

From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
PHILADELPHIA, August 81, 1858.
This morning, between eight and nine O'Clock, an
explosion Of gas occurred at the United States Mint
Some OF the employees discovered that gas was es.
Gaping and the leak was traced to the vault in the
room OF Mr.. A. L. Snowdon the chief coiner. This
room Is situated on the first moor, In the southeast
ern portion Of the main building. The vault had
been closed since Saturday afternoon. When the
leak was discovered this morning Mr.. Horner the
tasftter was sent for. lie went to the door OF the
vault which had then been open for some time, and
AS soon as the light came in contact with the es.
Gaping gas tremendous explosion occurred. The
furniture In the room Overthrown and scattered
about, very heavy door leading to the hall was torn
from Its hinges and hurled across the passage way
against the opposite hail. and the conclusion was so
great that DR.. A. r. Llndeman, the director, who
iatey that Of the chief coiner. was thrown to
the floor.
Mr.. Horncr. the gas filter, was blown out OF
the window and his head was severely cut as
no passed through the sash. He was also
badly burned. The unfortunate man was con-
live He resides at Twentieth ana SAMSON streets.
Martin N Davis one OF the clerks in the department
was seated at his desk, with hts back to the vault nj
the time OF the explosion. His desk was upset and
he was badly burned about the face. He was con.
veyed to his home. corner Nineteenth and Wallace
streets. Andrew Sheelf, the messenger, was stand.
ing by the side OF Horner. IIs hair and whiskers
were burned of, and his face and arms were badly
burned. He was taken to his residence at sixth aud
Poplar streets NO other persons were In the room
the result Of the explosion would have been more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
BILLIARD EXHIBITION.
Foster vs.. RudOlphe.

Last evening Melvin Foster and Mons. Rudolphe.
the renowned French billiard player, had return
contest at French carroms, which was one OF the
most brilliant exhibitions ever seen in New York.
Eight games were played between them, Of sixty
three points EACH six OF which were won by Foster.
who fairly outdid himself In the execution Of the
most dificult and ndescribabe shots, and fully sus-
tanned the enviable reputation he has long enjoyed
as ekilful player: The paying OF the Frenchman
being the mdsse, q favorite shot among French
billiardiss. Several OF these ELECTED enthusiastic
applause. The largest runs made during the several
games were a. follows
Foster-o, O. Is, IS, is, III 10 ~. 10, Q, 49, a.
Rudolphe--11, 10, 10, 10, Is, IL, o. TO- 10, %.
This Is the second bout between these celebrities,
Foster having been defeated In the 6rst engagement
A final match between them will be played during
the coming week.