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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-27

WHERE IS FRANC,
THE Halter?
At i33 It'll street,
next door to the Original Francs
He keeps all of the latest styles Of
Hats, Caps, &c,
and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-27

GLOVES, Gleves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 431 18th street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.
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HoW Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England In the o. s.
Wheeler & Wilson. $45 90 SS5 90
New Singer........ 81 SO IS 90
Elias HOwe........ 35 90 IS 90
Wilson Shuttle..... 400 IS 90
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AN APFRoPRIATE AND Graceful ovyyp
ING--The parents Of an only child who has sur
yiyed an attack of scarlet fever without anv N
result, enclose, snony mously. to the Presideu
Of the Cbildren's Hospital the sum Of twenty
i've dollars. They send il, they say in beauti
fully expressed note, in the belief that in thii
way their grateful offering may be the means OF
benefttiDg and perhaps saving TO loving parent,
some sick child who lacks the home comforts
and attendance with which their darling " a.
blessed during its sickness
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The case was resumed this morning There
were butfew spectators present at the opening
but at noon the court room was densely packed.
TIE FIRST WITNESS FOR DEFENCE CALLED
was Mr.. Abraham MOrrelI who testified that he
had been a guest at the hotel, and that plaintiff
had represented the business of the hotel as
disastrous and Improbable, and expressed a de-
sire to retire from it.
Mr.. Cox asked if the conduct of plaintiff was
oenehcisl or prejudicial to the business. OBJ
jected to, and objection sustained. Mr. Cox
also asked what were Mrs. Pollard's habits as to
using laudanum and chiOroform, and what
was her mental condition. These questions
objections, exceptions were noted.
Gross examined.-It was about NAV, 1870
when plaintiff said that the business was I'm
profitable: She used to speak OF her trouble. to
him, and he advised her to hold on, as the busi-
ness would probably improve.
DR.. NICHOLS, OF THE INSANE ASYLUM, ON
THE STAND.
Dr. Z. III. Nichols, sworn Witness is Super
intendent OF the Government Hospital for the
Insane; Mrs. Pollard was at the hospital from
October eth to November I'D.
Mr.. Cox asked if she was rational the latter
portion OF the time, and, witness answering that
she Was, BIT. &. asked him to relate what CONVEX
sation took place as TO her connection with the
hotel.
Witness was not certain as to the conversation
with him as TO the hotel; she seemed ANXIOUS to
get away to End some business, and left with the
understanding that she was going directly to
New York; he inferred from her conversation
that she wished TO engage in the keeping of q
boarding house; he inferred that she did not
wish TO return to the hotel, in which she had no
interest.
Mr.. Cox asked. was she of sound mind when
she arrived at the asylum?
Witness said she was insane at the time, and
ft subject for treatment.
LYON DENIEsTHAT HE PROPOSED TO MRS. POL
LARD To BECOME HIS MISTRESS.
Mr.. j. T.. Lyon recailed.-Witness received
several letters from Mrs. Pollard by mail The
interview after she came from the hospital Was
sought by her-she sending her maid for hin.
q was on Thanksgiving day. Went to 1910 I
street with Mr.. Brett, and rs he vas about to
leave with Mr.. b. she begged him to remain,
saving she would not harm hair Of his head
He finally concluded 70 remain, and she asked
II she could return TO the hotel and he told her
no. He never made such q proposition to her
TO return as his mistress-as she had testified To.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Riddle :-Recollects
the trial In June; knows that she testified to a
fslsehood, but substa ntially the same as yester
day. Did not deny the allegation before, be-
cause he was not asked the question, and when
lie attempted 70 deny IL he was ruled out.
Mr.. Cox offered additional medical TESTIMONY
a. to her condition, but objection being made
and sustained, an exception was noted
The defence here rested their case
MRS. PoLLARD's CONDUCT.
c. c. Smith was called by the plaintiff, and
Mr.. Bradley stated that he expected to prove
by this and other witnesses that Lyons state
menfs as to the improper conduct Of Mrs Pol
ard xere untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-27

ALTHOUGH Prgg's Dollar Jewelry Store had
the largest sales on Saturday il has had for ten
years, the cases will be filed up again with all
the new styles in few days. No. Al Pennsyl-
X. Ii. MoHUN & Co. send us a convenient
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* 400 10 o. ees ~ LoAH. sss. -.
oeats vents, business, end location. Z. y.xSV-
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PERSONAL.

lZZiE HAwLEr MILTON, Gairroyass, and
SPIRITUAL and Business Communications. 1884
nn st[eet. d2S-6ts
w ~. =. SAWYER, C7a,yreyosf. Magsss,e Tssf
~ Mea txM, can be committed ct her house No SIS
portanf bostness-past present and future del3 Inn
"pUf NE IN NY LITTLE Bed Bed be
- = hanged: See old De. DARBY, he viii shape
r rsnce ron business. AS q street. SsparGss
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(ANARY BIRpS.-Received . new lot, ar.t
cisss siNG1Rs. sold at $50 . piece - =
AIsos blkp FOOD and CAGES ct the loWesfxl Fl
prices. llSS fth street. between u and TX
streets. b. HARTBRECHT. dccleL ins
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IuE lsECTUhE SEASUNs
(loOpER uNIoN.-FREE LECTURES FOR THE PEO.
~ pie, on Science aud Art The OF 1871 will be In
angurntcd by Professor T. l.. founans, NJ Di on "The
pynamcs OF Life" Saturday eth inst, at NJ pre-
csy ~ the Great Hail. Tickets for the course can be pro-
cured gratis az the Office and reading room OF the Cooper
ABRAM s. HEWITT. Secretary
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES.
~ men OF the city Of New fork.-Fth Lecture of tho
course VIII be given at StenwAy Hall Thursday evening,
Jannary D. by Prot. Edward L. youmans. subjcct-"The
Cosmica Condition OF Mental Action" Doors open nt IA.
Commence ats.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
interesting Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how to i've and what TO live lor delivered daily tho
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable attend can
receive copy by forwarding 70 cents to the Secretary 6a
broadway.
DEy JOHN HALL, ID. D., LECTURES ON SOCIAL
IN Topics TO Young People, at Association Hail. Friday
evenings IN January For reserved apply the
o. the Tract Society," corner Of TwenytErd street aud
'Nslth ayeaue
The New York herald., 1871-01-04

lUI This EVENING, AT g.
bslAsf fAsptS Hso slss
sans ssS.S from GE Pr 5sas ssS
rvr4 s1sH2s sVpsss ssD ~ Tss azEisrp
win be presented charles sar1s oSK Celebrated drama of %
with entire saa he sh ssS Ss
TIME TABLE OF = Tas SkASb FEATURES OF rul
so,clocs-cuRra1s Sanak RISES. ohooA'
s:is-salle, des Fleiirs, Mile. Adrian as Flora.
s,SThe Giosto os ss"iacta with Miss Marshas song
sis-arand Ballet des Ferns Marietta Bonfant.
Lake Of silver Sheen, with the Crystal CASCADE
$-1rs" s5$ The Pas De Deas, Bonfaai and Noviss,na
10:s-rhe rarsienne Mascoi Dance
STss STss rsss skater. Noe and aooacA
ii ats11s SES the
Curtain falls At mlnues after II O'Clock.
Ne" '0fS SEs1 nyFeS sE,sS, PAY a Arss
POPULARITY 4k SsyaRiTs S5aH ssK SSSS CIRCUS
FOR 56yKsI1s T1TssIES 4sR eSRsIvaI, SRIapREs.
SIXTY nsISiiFTI slSRhHk1tii SAlLDnns.
THE FAIRY M fs4EqH IaE 5fAf Il TONES
'yAEHsIs u %
MRS r. r. CoNwAY's PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
Nl THIS EVENING. JANUARY 2, 1871,
FERNANDO.
with Mr. and Mrs. +. h. CONWAY and a great cast
FRIDAY-BENEFIT Of MIR. L. LAMB.
COLDIERs' ORPHANS FAIR.
sEvENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT ARM0RY,
Broadway. Sixth avenue and Thirty-nfh street.
ADMISSION ONLY 25 CENTS
TUESDAY, JANuARYs,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4
THURSDAY, JANUARY s.
OPEN FROM TO IL O'CLOCK.
ALL THE LARGE ARTICLES,
DIAMONDS, JEN ELRY, CLOCKS
BRoNzEs, UNITED STATES BONDS.
CHINA, PIANO. SEAL SKIN ROBES
&C., &C, &C.,
WILL BE RAFFLED OFF,
and
AUCTION HELD EVERY EVENING
for all the remaining Goods in the fair.
GRAND RAFFLE LAST NIGHT.
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A --sAusE's DANCING ACADEMIES. AFTERNOON
"A and evening Ciasses at Masonc Hall. ia East Thir
tecnth street. and Brevoo Hail. A East Fifty fourth street.
soiIec at Btevoort Hall, Thursday evening" 9th Inst
Private lessons ut any hour, day or evening.
Gall for circular. Residence 237 East Tenth street
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS

TrALIAN OPERA A--FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE;
Lessees .,..SNYDEK WHEATLEiGl
BRIEF SEASON OF THE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
y0pening Night. "WEDNESDAY EVENING Jangsry ynDr
Debut OF Mime. ROSE CZILLAG,
one OF the finest OF living prma donnas from the principal
in her grand role of LeonOra.
Mmos GAZZANinA. in her great part of Azucena.
Signor LIE FRANC, the famous Manrco.
Sgnor REYNA, Count de Luna, and others.
Conductor Sig NICOLAO
FRIDAy-SECOND OPERA NIGHT.
SATURDAY-GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Admission, B1 Roservoi Seats 90 and ~l extra,
according to location. Boxes, 10 and $l0.
Reserved Dress Circle, VI.
Gallery, 81 cents.
ese OF the Box 0hce of the Theatre, at Schr
mer's, 70i Broadway, and at ia broadway.
S1 THEATRE COMIQUE,
Olt-THEATRE COMiQUE,
hroadway opposite 81 N!cholas
NEW YEARS FESTIVAL WEEK..
GRAND FAMILY MATfNEE AT 3s O'CLOCK
GRAND FAMILY MATlNkk All ~ O'CLOCK.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE Ar ~ O'CLOCK.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE AT ~ O'CLOCK.
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
AN IMMENSE BILL OF NOVELTIES.
ONE HUNDRED ARTISTS APPEAR NIGHTLY.
SEE SMALL BILLS.
Afternoon, doors open al l. Curtain risos at ~.
Evening performance at IA.
Seats secured six in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26

The PORTLAND FRATERNTY.-Now that
this new organization is fairly started and bids
fair to be a success, the necessity of providing
some special attr actions in the way of enter
tainments, forces itself upon the attention of
all. The plan of the association includes the
formation of dramatic class, and also provides
for certain other forms of amusement
We would therefore suggest, if measures to
this end have not already been taken, that
such class should be at once formed, and ex-
hibitions be given at least once week. These
exhibitions may consist OF minor comedies,
farces, and burlesques, or at the beginning,
they may consist simply of recitations, dia-
logues and music ;,the chief objecubeing to vary
the routine cfthe evening attractions.
The association is already provided with an
excellent Library, and numerous games TO
while away an evening, and all that it now re.
qures to complete the attractions, ia to bava
some occasional means of entertainment hu
which to sustain the interest in the soc;atv
and help it onward in the good work which it
has undertaken.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
Boston Bank Statsmcnt.

WATERFOWL, April o5.-Catte Market. beef
Catte, receipts 354 head. The light supply has ad-
yanced prices fully &c " fb on all grades; sales of
choice at Sl2 90; extra at $1 90 @ II 80; rstqual-
ltY $40 20 "a 10 IS; second quality So so q 30;
third quality 81 90 a 90. Sheep and Lamps-re-
eelpts $3.50 head; head supply is againlight which
gave new Impetus trade; sales in lots 20 9 gu
each; extra at 6 rs 90 rs. Veal calves "a &c.
New YORK, April 25.-Cotton is ic on all grades
except ordinary; Middling uplands 15s; sales 6ls5
bales; Flour-sales $500 bbls; State ana Western
dull aud heavy and a 10c lower; State ~ t9
6!5; Round hoop Ohio 30 a 80; Western ~ Cg
! 70; southern extra 65 GS No. Wheat heavy and
9 sc lower; sales $4,000 BUSH. No. Spring at o.
g l o. Tor new; No. do 40 a l 81. Winter Red
anu Amber Western 55 q st.. White Michigan
06: Corn active and q &c higher; sales u O0o
bash.; new Mixed Western "a "a 76c. Oats 9 &c
higher; Ohis and Western 65 "a &c. Pork lower
new mess II 20; prime i6 90 q l6 30. Lard a shade
nrmer at lOt "a l1sc Butter lower; Ohio II C9 quo
State 10 q 36c. Whiskey frmer; Western tree W @
gZ3 Eice quiet; Carolina 81 q &C.. Sugar acr'e );
Porto Rico 81 @ 1Oc Muscovado 81 "a 9sc; falr to
good refining 81 a 9Sc Coffee in moderate request
Rio IL "a Ice Molasses firm; Porto Rico AS. Naval
Stores-Sprits Tupentine dull at 53c; Rosin quiet a.
on for strained. Petroleum dull; crude IL; rehned
zSc. Ialow is steady at 81 q &c,
Freights to Liverpool dull. Cotton / g 5-l6-
Wheat I'd.
CHICAGO, April 25-Flour duh; Spring extra q
9 b 90 Wheat lower at 231 q 23l Tor NO. =.
Corn duh at 81 q SIC for No. 2 Oats easier at 40
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
SUPERIOR Courr.

APRIL CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY-Eliakim G. Long vs.. Jabez C. Wood
man, Jr, g. al. ~rT
Plaintiff alleges that some two years since he Dor
rowed $3.50 OF defendants, giving collateral secur.
ty Tor the same deed of certain piece of real es-
tate in Cape Elizabeth valued at $780, the defend.
ants agreeing to give bond to convey to Long, on
the payment of $500 in two years, which bond de-
PENDANTS afterwards refused to give At the expira-
tion Of the two years the money was rendered de-
PENDANTS who refused to re-oonvey tho property and
this action was brought to recover the value of the
property over and above the amount already paid
The descendants ray that after the deed was given
MIR. Woo1man, who was to write the bond for recon.
veyance, was unable to do on account OF trouble
with his eye-sieht which confined him to the bouse
for number OF days, and that in the meantime the
plaintiff had borrowed some $25 in addition to the
$3.50 which he promised to pay Immediately, and
that he offered to deliver the bond on tho payment OF
the $25 which plaintiff declined to do Defendants
also contend that the value of the property is greatly
exaggerated, that it is not worth over $500.
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
$752.9o.
Bonney s. Pullen.- ---..-re A. Merrill.
Davis q Drummond.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

BOSTON, April 25.-Peter N. Chase, a res
pectable citizen and shoe-dealer of Lebanon,
n. H., shot himself to-day; deranged by grief
from the death of his wife.
The fire tonight was SO and IS Elm street,
occupied by X. B. Bradford, liquors, o. j.
Swaine & Co., manufacturers of tobacco.
Edward Kimball, grocer. Loss four or five
Thousand dollars. Partially insured.
Miss Jenny Cotter. aged 80, committed sui
eide in Lynn to-day, cutting her throat with a
razor.
Two trims collided near South Berwick, Me-,
last evening, damaging both engines and sew
eral cars to the amount of $4,000. Nobody in
jured.
The city government of Lynn has appointed
next Tuesday for vote of the citizens on the
question whether ale, porter or strong beer
shall be drank upon the premises.
FIRE.
WoRCETER, April 25.-The old wooden mill
in Cherry Valley owned by Wright Bottowly,
was burned this morning. Loss about 10000
The new Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
in this city was dedicated to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
PORTLAND, April %. 1871.

PORTLAND, April 70, 187I
To the Editor of the Press:
would like to inquire through the columns
OF your paper if there is any specific rule in
the code of city laws to secure to a person his
rights in regard to sexton and undertaker's
duties When a member of church or parish
dies. and the friends of the deceased call on an
undertaken for casket, &c., has said under
taker a right to supercede the sexton of the
parish to which the deceased person belonged
and employ other sections of other parishes to
assist in burying the same, wholly ignoring
the sexton whose right it should be to perform
the duties of the burial service. If there is no
civil law, is there not a law Of morals and
Christian courtesy to be regarded?
A CITIZEN.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
WARRINGTON.
'onN ASKING FOR MISREPRESENTATION COR
RESPONDENCE

REsPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, April 2j.-Commissioner
fleasanton to-day received the following dis.
pa'Gn rom the Chancellor of the Exchequer
az Londoa:-"Please cable Immediately how
Tue tax on friction matches works? Did the
imposition derange the manufacture or check
year? wv ''N
General Pleasanton replied :-"Rigbt Hon.
noo1; Lowe, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
on,' Lax on friction matches works well;
manufacture not deranged nor consumption
checked; yield 100000 per annum.
A. PLEAsANToN, Commissioner.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Application has been made by the central
S Srsncn OF the Union Pacific Railroad to the
oecretary OF the Interior for leave to file o
map OF the work and for issuing to the COM
pany ponds and land grants for that portion of
u! y, read extending from the present terminus
" tne nam trunk of the Union Pacific Rail-
roau. MT. Nicholas, of New York Treasurer
ana counsel for the road, made an argument
eo-oay before the Secretary, and solicitors
omith and VIM. Evarts will be heard to- NOR
row, woen the case will be submitted.
Apphcations are now lmade for patents at
318 were issued. '' wa
MI. Mazel, the Netherlands resident minis
ter, has been recalled and appointed to another
diplomalic post.
The sons of the British members OF the joint
High Commission, together with some OF the
attaches, will give ball at the Philip mansion
on Friday night.
METEOROLOGICAL. s..
II is probable tonight that the barometer
VIII continue to fall over the lake district, and
on wednesday cloudy and rain weather will
Dc very generally experienced from Wisconsin
10 ALABAMA and eastward with brisk winds in
the Middle and Eastern States.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
LOUISIANA.
THE CREvAssE-THE DANGER PAssEI


NEW ORLEANS, April 25-The water from
Bonnet Care crevasse is within thirteen miles
of the city, and the river front of the city is
sixteen inches below high water mark in 1862,
and is falling. Telsgraphic communication on
the line of the Jackson railroad has not been
interrupted and intelligence from all points
above on the river indicates that the greatest
danger has passed.
Another severe hail storm occurred here yes
terday afternoon doing great damage to cotton
and corn crops in this vicinity. Several plan
tations will have to be replanted.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
NEW YORK.
THE COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE co.

lhE COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE co.
NEW YORK, April 25.-The stockholders of
me iate Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co.
TINS afternoon appointed new committee to
coDtlnue the examination of affairs of the COM
pahy ana the management of its officers. The
accountant who has lately been engaged in ex-
aiming the books of the company reported
That the Secretary, D. M. Doughty, had for
years Deen guilty of frauds and Irregularities
ana mat the capital of the company had been
impaired 66 per cent He stated at the meet
ing that the entire amount of the company's
funds distracted exceeds $4,000. William
M. tweed, Jr, receiver, said that he was una
the company, but advised the appointment of
receiver, which would virtually put an end to
Its existence and would prevent the resumption
even shonkpe deficit in the capital be re-
paired. President Haws, of the company, who
at the meeting expressed an earnest desire for
investigation, and several of the stockholders
stated that while they did not believe him
guilty it was evident that he had been crimi-
nally negligent.
CITY AND VICINITY.
The old Presbyterian Church at the corner
OF Laight and varick streets, one of the his
toric buildings of the city, was sold at auction
to-day for $65,000. T /,
The officials at the French Consulate de-
cline to make any statements whatever in re-
gard to the late frauds by Victor Place, late
French consul at this port.
The South Presbyterian Chu.ch of Brook
lyn, lately Rev. Dr. Spears has called Rev.
Francis L. Patton of Nyack.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
u. >. Olrcuit Court.

BEFORE J0DGEs sHEPLEy AND FOX.
MoNDAY-Thomas Given vs., Joseph Smith 4th
In bankruptcy. Argued.
Putnam. K. b. Smith.
TUEsDAY-Jane Leavitt ct. ais VS.. Lewis McDon-
aid ct. ais Action of assumpsit. Submitted to the
Court without intervention of the jury Held tor ad
visement.
j. d. d r. Fessenden., Rands,
In the afternoon the Grand Jury came in and re-
ported two bills Of indictment and were discharged
W. Spaulding Of Richmond and Hiram Bliss, Jr.
of Washington were yesterday admitted as counsel
lors
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26
Dominion of Canada.
pArrpoAn CoNcor DArroN

TORONTO, April 25-An arrangement has
been concluded bet ween the Great Western
and Michigan Central Railroad Companies for
twenty years, under which the entire through
earnings win be put into joint purse and
then divided. Both companies also bind them
selves not to interchange traffic with any new
lines across Canada or Michigan. This vr-
tually consolidates the lines. The tunnel I'M
der Detroit river will be commenced forthwith.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-26

The GRAND BILLIARD MATcH.-The great
contest ,or the purse of $780, the gold mount
ed cue and championship of Maine, between
Henry f. Shiel of Portland, and T. Herbert
White of Bangor, was played last evening at
Lancaster Hall. Quite large audience was
present, and the game was OF very interesting
character. The game was for enc thousand
points caIom. Shiel took the lead at the start,
and during the first part of the game was ev.-
IDENTIFY excited, and played very widely, SO that
White seemed to have it all his own way But
after while Shiel settled down to his work,
and made several brilliant shots, and exhibited
some very fine playing White, however, con-
tinued to lead until about the middle of the
game, when Shiel succeeded in greatly reduc-
ing the majority Of his competitor and the con-
test became exceedingly close and exciting,
and was watched by the spectators with the
closest attention. As the game drew near its
close the interest increased, and every motion
ofthe players was watched with the most in
tense interest until the contestants were even,
when the excitement reached its climax At
this point, White, who had hitherto maintain
ed the most perfect calmness and composure,
begun to show signs OF nervousness and ex-
element, and his shots were little wild. Shiel
made several good runs, and took the lead amid
loud demonstrations of applause, and maintain
ed 1t to its close, although White made very
good shots; but the odds were two large, and
Shiel was declared the winner by AS points.
The number of points made by White was $685.
Shiers greatest run was 100 points whites we
were not able to obtain Chas r. Smith of An
gusta, acted as umpire, and Messrs. Joseph
Bonney of Portland, and Joseph Sargent of
Bangor, as markers