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MARRIED.

In this city, July 4, by Rev. }, Stevens, Dir. Geo
X. Iiadlock and Miss Ascnath T. Pendergast' DOM
OF this city. ~ -....H - i,
In south Berwick. Mr.. Alphonso NJ. Gerrish. OF
South Berwick, and Miss Mary T. Smith. Of Roch-
ester, N, H.
In Great Falls, N. II, Mr.. Bcnj,mn w. Palmer
and Mia Charlotte A. Redheld, both Of Dover.
In Great Palls, ". n , Mr., Edwin Merrill Dim
ick, OF Concord, and Miss Ellen NJ. Cater, OF DO
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID 1T.

New LONDON, Coss., April 26, 1869.
REMEMBERED fRIEsDI-l thoughtit we'll Ia walt
another week before writing. to see VI continued
TO Improve, "a have been doing for some time un-
der tie treatment of the new medicine, ana i am
happy To tell yai that am getting better-even
hster than when you were here. ] commenced
advising me 10 do II. When ! began with II I
could only walk from my bed 10 the chair. Ny
trouble has been extreme pain In the head and
has lasted over three years. All the medicine
have heretofore taken has failed 10 give any relief
am now able 10 go mp and down stairs, and daily
improving. I consider the NPRVlNE the best
medicine l ever found. and shall CONTINUE Its use,
for ain confident % entire recovery. ] have Ia.
ken only three bottles, and would not DO without
II on any account
sw25 Very truly, MRS. /. 3. MUTE.
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BEAuriruL woxEs-If you would DO beautiful
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
IL gives pure blooming Complexion and re-
stores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
II removes Richness, Blotobes and Pimples, cures
Tan, Sunbum and Freokies, and naks lady OF
thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth and
Pcarly; tho Eye Bright and Clear; the Cheek
glow with the Bloom OF Youth, and impars .
fresh plump appearance to the Countenance. No
Lady need complain OF her Complexion when rs
cents will purchase this delightful article.
Lross KArHAIRoS Is the Best Hair Dressing.
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.Nsu York, PhHdddphid, baltimore, YAH
ingion, and all principal poinis JYesi,
South and Souih- Wssi,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
%H Cabin, 500, Deck, noo. Agyaes
&l4 checked Through ~nd transferred In New
GEN&Yak fres of charge rs n
CkGf36 New York trains leave The Ola Colony
ami Nevprt Railway Depot, corner of South and Knee.
Land srssts, daily, tsupdsys sxcepsed,) o. follows NJ
$50 T.. NJ, arriving In Newport % minutes In advance
The reguar Steamboat Train, which have. Bosson a
3Hsis c .a H. ~ s
mons, BRfsT0L, Capt Benj. Brayton. mes steamers
are the stest and mot reliable boas on The Sound bu
expressly fos speei saity and comfc This Line co.,
neets With all the southern Boats anil RAiroi pes IRON
New fofk going West and South, AMI convenient 70 The
"To shippers OF freight'' this Linz, with q.
nev and extensive depot Accommodations In bstou ard
large pier In New Yak. le,eiu,ively fs The nee q ne
Loe h supplied With facilities Zoe feigh and pA-nrn
business which cannot be surpAs.e FREIGHT aivsys Ia
ken Al low rates and forwarded with dspaieh.
New York EIpre.s Freight Train leaves Boston q 20
p. NJ, foods arrive In New York next mspirf As.,
A. NJ Preighi having New Yok reaches Boston :" u'
yor teLsts. ssr,hs and s,atsrcrm., sppy Il ne SoSs
nys once, al No. 0h State Hons. esy, 1870 H.
Ia, spi r,,te strrrts AMI Al on ccsay AL se-p"V-
l.ot corner u s,u,h and KneiaDi sose, $500.
rrsr,SDAY NIGHT LISE.n
c,r s,,, e,,ry sssiy evening" At o.so r. NJ,
o.ess as mi, nj s.s House. yin be op-n every Sun
The oncs, a.. 40 esissk. and al tbs Drs< Iron
, 70 A. ~ soi nun 10 go T. d., 'Os sais of tickets
All Isa,e New York daily. tsarisy, i,Sisdoil
nss Pier ~ North River, loot Of Murray st.
va GEO. snrvERIcK, Passenger Freight Ast.
JAMES TIsK, IT,.
M,narias plr~-~ Narrsr-ss s'esm'hirc Co
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e. A distinguished Methodist minister and
prominent Temperance lecturer once remarked
that 20 where he would, from one end OF the coun-
try 10 the other. he hardly ever failed 10 find Plan.
tatiOn Btters, and while he condemned the prac-
tice of using these Btters too freely he rould not
coDscientiously say that no would discard them
from the side.board, for he had himself expert.
enced beneficial results from their uso, and that,
from long and close observation. he was con-
tinced that when used moderately, and Ms y medi-
cine exclusively, they were oil that was recon-
mended. At the same time ho warned his bearers
not 10 pull the cork too often for they were far too
pleasant q tonic TO tribe with.
MAGNOLIA wATkR.-Superior to the best imported Ger
man Cologne, AMI sold at half the price.
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DIED.

rr Notices ~ deaths not exceeing lines inserted
frrc above thai pumhr, al regular advertising rates.
In this city, June q, Mary A.. wife OF Rufu'
Hanson, aged 81 years ande months.
In Ksnnsbunk, Juno u. Hannah. widow Of Dir
James Mitchell, aged n years
In Sanford, June %, Mrs. Ruth, wife Of John
Paul aged 81 years.
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THE UNION & JOURNAL,

Ircna NJ. Clark, John b. Whitehead, Mary
+. Yeaton, Albert N. Gould, Annie w.
Grant. Eva N. Clark and Herman w.
Butler. Mr.. Justin G. Hayes who enters
Bowdom College this year. was elected a
recipient of the Hayes scholarship, which
furnishes 500 annually during the col
lcgc course.
In the evening the students gave an
entertainment to their friends, In the
Academy Hall, the chief feature (which
was drama entitled "The Flower of the
Forest, or the Gipsey Queen" which was
very well rendered. Democrat.
Trinity Church, Saco.
At n special meeting OF the yestry Of Trinity
Church, saco held July 1872 the following resoiu-
tions were adopted: ....-.
VAereas, II has pleased God, IN Ills wise proyl-
dence. 20 remove nom our midst GEoRGE EDWIN
SMALL, faithful and devoted warden OF this Parish
Rs,oired, That while we bow with humble submls-
sion 10 the viii OF God. and feel assured that lie has
taken our esteemed brother 10 Himself yet we cam
not hut express deep grief at his removal IN the
very prime Of his usefulness, and our sense OF the
great loss which the parish and the community have
ESsoIrei. That we here place on record testi-
mOny TO his ability and integrity In his business rela-
tIons to his wise counsels and valuable services rs
member OF the vestry; to his pure example As a
Christian; and TO his unwa'ering devotion 10 inc
Rs.oissd Thai we tender TO his deeply afncted
family profound sympathy In their sore bereaNe
ment, and prayermlly commend them 10 the care aud
brother is now at rest and who oyerruies all shc-
iions for the highest welfare Of those who put their
Rs.oired That these resolutions be entered ON the
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EY-Thc cathartics used and approved Of by the
Phy sicians comprising the various Medical ssoci
atiOns Of this state, are now compounded and sold
under the namo OF "Parsons' Purgatiyo Pills"
We copy the following from an exchange, which
Is important, II truoi "Chronic dlarrh9a OF long
standing, also, dysentery, and all similar com
plants Incident to this season OF the year. be
cured by tho use Internally OF Johnsons Ano-
dyne Liniment' We know whereof VIC affirm" y
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MlssaCnusgrTs INSANE ASYLUM,

There arc wanted Immediately
w from twelve 10 fifteen ladies. between The
res OF fifteen and thirty. 10 act a. assistants and
nurses 10 the insance, Ladies' who have taught In
country schools preferred, but any, having the
necessary requirements, and coming well recon-
mended, will secure position.
address, DR. " BEMiS. Superintendent,
tw2s WORCESTER, NAM
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Special Notices.
DR.. WARREN'S BILIOUS BIqTERS

For Purifying the blood, curing Liver Complaint,
OF Appetite, and all spring Com plants cor Cleans-
Ing, Strengthening. 1nvigorating and Regulating
the Human System, has no equal In the world.
Sold by all druggists. BURR PERRY,
juno 26 fremont Stret, Boston.
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BURns PATENT NURSING BOTTLE.

The most Perfect and Nursing Bottle
In the World. We supply tho trade with all parts
Of the Bottle separately when required, Including
Burr's SIpe,sd Virs Brush, which is OF fHs'fimatte
value TO the Infant as Il keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and free from acid, especially In warm wea
Their. Price OF brush, 10 cts. BURR Il FERRY,
successors TO M. D. burr a Co.. Wholesale Drug
gsts, 26 fremont Street, Bostod, Mass sold by
all druggists. Juno
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WINE BIrrERs -specr's "Standard Wine Dit
ters wine, herbs aud roots the hest bitters known
tonic ana appeilzeri gives health, strength, Wig.
or and beauty. Try IT, Sold by druggists.
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cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and dccayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi.
mcnt, it will keep it. clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dclcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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~ PERRY DAVIS Vegetable pain.Kill

y PERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain.Killer.
We clip the following from the Providence Gen.
erai Advertiser, AT this season Of the year. when
cholera, cholera morbus. dysintery. and other kin
dred complaints aIo sure to prevail. everybody
should be literally supplied with the PAIN KILL
Err. Per,ons leaving homo, whether II be for q
days excursion or trip to Europe. should DO In
condition TO place their hands on II at q moments
warning. Many diseases incident 10 the summer
months which will prove fatal II not Immediately
checked, can DO promptly cured by one or two
doses Of the Pain-Kiler. On more than one occa-
sion have We been relieved Of intense suffering by
the timely use OF the above named preparation.
Sold by all druggists, grocers and mediciue deal
ers. iw29
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LoCIL AFFAIRS.
S,-.s,.,,k,s at Le-issor.

S,-eeps,akcs at Lesrisson.
The Triumph Engine Company. of this
city, went TO Lewiston on Monday to cell
citrate with their brother fircmen the
"Glorieus Fourth" and entered into the
contest for the prizc-a" Silver Trumpet"
offered by the city tn the company that
could play the greatest distance. The
trial of engines was made under the SUI
pervisioa Of the Lewiston fire department
and G. Curtis. Esq, Chief Engineer.
There were seven tubs entered. viz: Del
uge 3, of Bath, Torrent ?, of Hallowell,
Washington 1, of Gardiner, Androscoggin
., of Topsham, II. +. Lyon I, OF Skowhe-
gan, Excelsior 2 OF Auburn, and the Tri-
umph I, of Biddeford. The trial took
place at } o'clock Monday afternoon, in
Haymarket square, with the following
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"OUT OF SORTS"
Take DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
ket. Established In 1903. 4ml2
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Auiuu aud sunruaL
Travellers Guide.
zAL-RoADs.

pppr,oaD Trains leave Coz Boston and thS west-65i
and 30 n, aud 3tt anil 6:y3 p NJ Returning, leave
sS-ios at 20 A. -. a. y, and % and scop.N
Trains Rave lsr Portland and the Easl-i as, III and
gisL n, and 80 y. n. Returning ato.is and $40
Az, cad !. IS and zoo .. u.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffcctual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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Neso .adrcsstse,ne,.ss.
BRAZILIAN
MAGIC LUSTRE F!

This composition Is superior to all othsn for
Polishing Gold, Silver, German silver.
Plated, Brittanta, Brass, and
Tin Ware.
II has Just enough Of grit 20 polish the ware, and
vet n will not scratch it-a confederation long
sought for, but obtaiued In no other composition.
There is no other article used for polishing ware
knives and forks, and cleaning glass, that vi give
You an almost instantaneous iustre with snght
rubbing, aud which will not moro or less scratch
the articles 10 be polished, and slight Trial Will
convince the most doubling.
We manufacture two kinds-one for silver and
nice ware. the other for Kitchen ware and knives
and forks, each having the same pecu.iariiies-
Instant Lustre with the Least Effort.
A trial will convince you OF It's superiority over
all other kinds OF polish. or the truth OF what
we say We refer you to any person Who has ever
used Il, while among the great number Of those
who have testified that 10 the best ever used by
them, we are permitted 10 refer 70 Mrs. Robert
Adams, Mrs NJ. l. Tucker. Mrs q. y. Emery, Mrs.
q. Butler, Biddefcrd, and hundreds OF others.
For sale by all grocers. jew ellers. and hardware
dealers. - Give II q trial.
PREPARED ny THE
Brazilian Magic Lustre Company,
N. ID. CENTER, Gen'I Agent,
No. 81 Main Street, Biddeford, Me.
%
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EXTENSION TABLES The place to
II buy Extension Tables Is at No. =! Main
So, Btddcfori, Me-, where they arc made and
warranted by liu HIRAM n. SMITH.
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FALL RIVER LINE
Fall River and Newport.

.Ntp York. philadelphia, Baltimore. W'a,h-
iHgion, and all principal poinis JYsi,
South and South- Vet,
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Session of The Foriy-First Congress.
AN ACT making appropriations TO supply deh'
ciencies In the appropriations Tor the service
Of government for the fiscal year ending June
thirtietb, eighteen hundred and sixty'ninc,
and additional appropriations for the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy, and for other purposes.
Ne IL enacted BY ths Senate and House Of Repre-
s,nfafir,s Of the United States Of Imsriea ~ Con.
grtss assembled, That the following sums be, and
tho same are hereby, appropriated, out OF any
for the service OF the fiscal year ending Juno hIr-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty.nine, for the
objects here AFTER expressed, namelyI
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Diriting To,cs.
We learn that a movement Is on foot to petit
ton the next Legislature for the division Of the
town Of Sanford. II Is understood that very
many Of the leading citizens favor the project
and it is thought 1t viii be likely to succeed.
The proposed division win make the new town
consist Of South Sanford, Mount Hope and Oak
Hill. while the old town viii include the two
Hourishing villages Of Sanford and Springvale.
Presentation.
We learn that the pupils connected with the
Spruce street Grammar school visited their
teacher on. J. Haines,) en- RGssc on Tuesday
evening Of this week, and left with him many
valuable testimonials OF their high esteem, one
Of which was beautiful Chrome, .summer
fruit"
North Ber.rick.
The Sabbath school Of North Berwick observed
the "fOurth" by having grand union picnic
and celebration. john Hall. ESQ. oficiated as
Presiding officer J. J. Abbott, read the De
clarstiOn Of Independence, and Rev. L. L. Har-
mon, Of Portsmouth addressed the Sabbath
school In the afternoon, speeches were made
by I. II. Hubbard, esq, Mr.. BarrOws, and
Rev. Mr.. Kimball. The North Berwick COrnet
Band furnished the music for the occasion.
Cancer.
We notice in our collection Of items more cases
Of canccr recently than we have known in long
time previous. Some few weeks since we no
teed case Of cancer removed from lady in
Lyman, weighing 81 lbs She is doing finely
and Is about her domestic duties. Last week.
pr' warren removed cancer nom the person Of
lady in Hollis. .-.....
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NAVAL IyTE1LiGEyCE.
Report the Yellow Fever on Board the
Yantic-Deaih Of Commander Abbott and
Others.

Report the Yellow Fever Board the
Yantic-Death of Commander Abbott and
Others.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1882
Lieutenant Commander II. c. Tallman, or the
United States steamer Yantc, now in quarantine at
New York, makes the following report to the de-
partment concerning the death OF Commander
Abbott, late commanding that vessel
From the 18th OF September to the latter part of
OCTOBER the Fantc had been at anchor IN the har-
Dor Of Port au Prince, Hayti, and for some Time is
had been the intention Of the commanding officer to
health OF the ships company and for exercise sew
eral OF the oficers and many OF the having had
mad been contracted during the long stay
OF the snip at Aspinwall. In consequence
however, OF the sickness OF the commander
and his clerk, ]. j. Lyons, and the general Ill health
OF the crew. the departure was lar hastenod that
we left Port AL Prince the afternoon OF October
25rh, leaving public bills unpaid by direction OF the
commander, it being mis- intention to return within
q week. At the time of our departure from Port
au Prince the commander was afflicted, but was
thought with nervous prostratOn, and his clerk
with intermittent fever. The fantic arrived at Cape
st. Nicholas Mole on the morning OF October Goth,
OF the 9th the surgeon reported to Commander
ABBOTT mat his CLERK, J. J. Lyons had yellow
fever black vomit, and could live but few
hours Commander Abbott Immediately ordered me
to take the Yantc north at once, which did, leav-
ing Cape st. Nicholas Mole at two p. NJ. October p.
The captains CLERK was reported dead by the sur.
hye minutes past four z. M. he was buried with the
usual ceremonies IN latitude 10 81 As north and
longitude 70 rs Is west. All the precautions within
my power for the prevention OF contagon and panic
among the crew were Immediately taken, but the
surgeon reported that Commander Abbott was
affected by the epidemic and would probably die
At five minutes past seven =. NJ Commander Abbott
was reported dead by the surgeon upon which
assumed command, and at Iorty minutes past
seven p. M. the body OF Commodore Abbott
was buried with the usual ceremonies, in
latitude y 80 north and longitude 70 So west
On the morning OF the 18th OF october there were
seven cases OF lever reported, being officer
and one man only being reported dangerous. At
halfpast eleven 7. NJ. on the LIST of November Will
liam Mehan, ordinary seaman, died OF yellow fever
and at halpasl twelve A. NJ. was buried. THIS was
the last death. and being In q cooler climate the
health OF ali seemed improved.
Lieutenant Commander George n. Perkins has
been detached from command OF the Nantasket and
placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant Commander
X. X. Wallace from the Richmond and ordered
bone; Passed Assistant Paymaster II. 7. b. Harris
from the Nyack and ordered to settle accounts.
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SUICIDE BY POISON.

Last Friday night man appeared at the Whitney
House, corner OF Twelfth street and Broadway and,
registering his name as b. I. Hanley, asked for
lodgings, and at late hour retired to
his room. The following night Hanley engaged the
same room, and gong out did not return till be-
tween two and three O'Clock the next morning,
when he asked for the key and went up stairs.
Some hours later the odger was ioun dead In bed,
and in the were discovered two letters signed
prank believed 70 be from his wife in Boston.
In OF the letters the writer asks for money with
which TO pay board bill and to meet other ex-
penses. Coroner Rollins was notified and yester-
day held an inquest on the body, when John Common,
night clerk at the Whitney House, testified To the fact
OF deceased engaging room there, but he knew OF
no motive Tor his taxing his own life. Mr.. Haney
had but little II any baggage with him. Deputy
Coroner John Beach made a post norton examine
ton OF the body ana found that death resulted from
some lrrtiant poison. The jury rendered a verdict
ia accordance with the foregoing facts. Coroner
Rollins has carried the remains to an undertaker's
where they Will be kept considerable length OF
time for reclamation by the relatives for interment.
Mr.. Haney about iorty-nye years OF age and
believed 10 have been native OF Massachusetts,.
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EROGKLVy INTELLIGENCE.


DEATH FROM BURNS Coroner Jones held an In
quest yesterday over the body of Sarah Ann Sher-
wood child six years OF age who died at the rest
dence OF her parents, No 4e Pearl street, from the
effects OF burns The clothes Of the deceased took
ire from stove verdict in accordance was rem
dered.
The ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDs.-There are
charges made that in election districts OF the
city the canvassers refused to the for the
independent candidates or else counted them as
being for the democratic ticket Ia further charged
that the returns published In the newspapers and
reported by the police differed materially from those
reported by the canvassers themselves
ARREST ON A CHARGE OF BIGAMY-Detectve
Frost yesterday arrested an individual named VIM.
II. Kelly Fulton street, charge OF bigamy. The
complainant is Anna E. Johnson, of New Jersey, hts
second wife, who procured warrant for his arrest
from Justice Walsh. The first wife lives at Borden
town, N. J. When MISS Johnson found that she
had been duped she left him and sought employment
In New York. where she is now employed. lie per-
sisted in calling upon her and annoying her at her
place OF business, and she was finally compelled to
procure his arrest, which was accomplished, above
stated, IN Brooklyn. He Is held on complaint.
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EpGsOs SHOOTING.

William sheldon md Hermann Schneider
shoot for Five Hundred Doilnrs--chielder
the Winner.
A very interesting match took place yesterday
afternoon as West Hoboken between two well
known Knights OF the trigger william sheldon, OF
Brooklyn, and Hermann Schneider, Of Hudson City,
In which the latter Off victorious by two birds
The agreement called for eleven BIRDS each; eigh-
teen yards rise and eighty yards boundary for $3.50
SIDE, out OF spring trap quite number
OF The friends OF both parties present,
and ittlo interest manifested; con-
considerable money also changed hands. schneider
was the favorite at the start ana held tue odds
throughout the contest After the selection OF
judges and referee Scheilder got the lead and
brought down his first bird without any extra effort
he ran along very finely until his NTH bird which be
wounded, but II managed 10 get outside the bound
airy line. he also missed his ninth and eleventh bird
Shedon's shooting was very poor owing to the fact
that he became excited and was lnteriered with by
outsiders. He lost his first, second and third bird
but managed TO bring Gown his fourth, nftn,
sixth bird without any trouble. At the close he
missed his seventh ana tenth birds, thus losing the
match. The following Is the score
Sheldon...........0 0 j l-G