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The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

up to last July she never knew Of his drinking;
that Williams and he came to her house in Wind
ham, at which time she saw in Williams possession
the pistol and in the wagon the budgeon, spoken Of
in yesterdays testimony. She agreed with the
previous witness to the general character of Pres
colt.
Cyrus d. Parker corroborated the testimony Of
Clark, as did Huldah W. Kennard, who further
stated that she saw Prescott last on Monday night
subsequent to the finding OF the body.
Annie K. Morrill,, sister of Prescott identified the
pistol and club, substantially corroborating Emma
f. Kicker.
David Mains of Windham testified to having en-
ployed Prescott for about four months, paying him
sums of money amounting to from $50 to $1,000,
exposing these amounts to him; aud also as to gen.
eral good conduct.
r. II. Morrill, corroborated the testimony of Annie
E. Morril.
Clifford W. Dyer testified to the coming of Pres
colt and another man whom he did not know to his
store to sell poultry which occasion the compan-
ion of Prescott exhibited knife to Dyer, which he
described as being eight inches in length of blade
Joseph Kennedy testified to having known Pres
colt at the Temple street coffee house, also to having
seen Williams there; he testified to the excitable
disposition Of Williams.
Susan Hamilton testified that Williams and Pres
colt were at her house on Fore street on Monday
previous to the murder; that they both drank there
and that they assisted her in moving on to Frank
lin street, which was the last she saw Of them.
VIM. Manchester, farmer, Of Windham. testified
that he had employed Prescott previous to the MUIR
der, corroborating previous testimony as to hi
peaceable disposition. He said that in the evening
he and Prescott went up to Morrilfs store, where
shortly afterwards Prescott eft him and returned to
the house; that he was not present at his arrest.
Robert Pencil, formerly turnkey at Portland
jail, testified to the fact that Williams conduct
while in Jail under his not of the best de-
scription he having been at one time compelled to
use violence in order to induce him to return to his
cell.
Edward P. Nash corroborated testimony as re-
CARDS Prescott's peaceable disposition.
Jacob P. Remick, turnkey of Portland Jail, re-
called corroborated the testimony of Pennel.
John Gallagher, who has served sentence in
Portland Jail, testified to having Prescott and
men had both been drinking. Also corroborated
testimony of Pennell as to Williams general insub-
ordination while in in jail.
Richmond Sweetsr testified in regard to Williams
character, that he had seen him engaged In fight
with another party, had seen him drunk often and
corroboraed previous testimony in regard to trading
of horses
Clifford W. Dyer corroborated testimony in regard
to Prescott's peaceable disposition.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
THE RACES.

Yesterday afternoon there were two races sd-
vertised, but owing to darkness the second one
could not be finished. In the first race twelve
horses were entered, but only five started, For
est Girl, Cspitola, Frank b., Charles Ell and
Abbot.
FIRST Heat After considerable scoring, which
was very prominent all the afternoon, Forest
Girl took the lead, followed by Abbot and
Frank B. who closely pressed her, but she kept
the lead and won the heat in 2 49,
Second Heat-Forest Girl again took the lead,
but on the first quarter broke and Chas. a.
went ahead. Forest Girl was left way behind,
and Abbot gained on Chas. Ell. and managed to
get even with him, but on the third quarter
broke, and let Forest Girl to second place. but
Chas. b. held the first and won in 2 49, with
Forest Girl second, and Frank B. third.
Third Heat-Abbot shot ahead and took the
pole, with Chas. Fl. right behind. Abbot con-
tinued to gain until the third quarter and then
broke, letting Chas. H., followed by For est Girl
ahead. Chas. FL. held his own until the fourth
quarter, but breaking, Forest Girl vent ahead
and won in 2.36.
Fourth Heat-Forsst Girl having the po,e.
shot forward, closely followed by Capitola. On
the second quarter Chas. Ii. went to second
place and Abbot to third. On the third quarter
Forest Girl gained and Captoa took third
place from Abbot Forest Girl continued to
gain and won in 240.
AuC tukfOWiHS 40 tu0
SUMMARY.
PREsUMPsCoT PARK-State Fair-Friday, Sept,
20-Race for purse of $3.50, for 2.45 cass-S75 $40
$20 $l5, best in to harness.
A. NJ. Brown, Bowdoiu, ms. b. m. Forest
Glrl .,,,......,..."..... ............1 2 /
Fred H. Berry, Rockland. MS. Oh. g.
Cnarles H.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 2
| S. William, Waterville, rs. CHI g. Frank 3 4 8
| J. e. Hartman, Bangor, Ms. b. $. Abbot. 4 8 A
| S. r. Brigham, West Minot, u.s. blk. m.
Time-2.35, 2.35, 2.S6, 24O.
THE FREE FOR ALL.
In this race there were ten horses entered,
but only five appeared, Joe Ripley. Tom B.
Patchen, Anodyne, Palmer Knox, and Camors.
First Heat Anodyne had the pole with Joe
Ripley outside. Ripley shot ahead with Palmer
| aud Camors behind On the second quarter
Tom b. passed Palmer Knox. On the third
| Anodyne gained on Palmer Knox, and on the
fourth passed him, getting third place. Ripley
kept the lead throughout and won 10 81, with
Tom u. second, Ano1yne third, Palmer Knox
| fourth, and CamOrs distanced.
| second Heot-AnOdyne took the lead but on
the second quarter Ripley got ahead of him and
Tom b. also gained on him. On the third
quarter Ripley was still ahead and Anody ne
gained little on Tom b. On the fourth Ano.
dyne gained a little on Ripley, but Tom B.
passing Anodyne, came under the wire precise
ly with Ripley, thus making a dead heat, in
2 29a, with Palmer Knox fourth.
Third edt-Ripley at first shot to the front,
but was Immediately passed by Anodyne, who
ahead again, which position he held until the
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
THE STATE FAIR.
A Successful Exhibition Closed.
City Hall Resumes its WOnted
Appearance.
And the Park Looks Lonesome.

The Fair of 1878 is over. 1t is the fashion to
speak of every annual exhibition as an im-
provement on all that have preceded it, Truth
fitness is often disregarded in doing 80.
Without comparing the merits of the exhibition
just closed with those of previous years, it can
be said that ia one point it has excelled most
others-it has paid its bills and has produced a
surplus. How large that surplus is cannot be
definitely ascertained until the books are bal
anced. That there is surplus, however, is
certain. One feature of the fair has been no.
ticably good, and that is the one that draws the
crowd, viz: the horse racing. The races have
been freed from the disreputable concomitant
OF pool selling, and in consequence they have
been honest contests of speed which was fire.
quently not the case when this mode of gam
bling was in vogue.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscnGGIN couNrx

ANDROscoGGIN COUNTY.
Mrs. Benz. Davis of Livermore, who, together
with her daughter and Miss Smith of Auburp.
were thrown from carriage in Auburn, a few
days slrce, IN consequence of the horse falling
and breaking its neck, died Tuesday night from
injuries received. Her daughter who resides in
Washington, lies in critical condition,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
House Of Freeman Lombard in Gorham. was
burned Tuesday.
Alvinza Green of Naples who was bound
over in the sum OF $500 to answer to the charge
OF larceny OF between two and three hundred
dollars from John Jackson, last summer, has
been freed from his liabilities, the Grand ,Jurv.
at its recent session, failing to find bill against
him. ''''
The Fall term Of Bowdoin College begins
next Friday.
KNOX COUNTY.
Mr.. Geo. r. Burton, mate of schooner Seguip,
was murdered by drunken sailor named John
kaln, while the vessel was lying at Kingston,
Jamaica. The deed was done on Sunday, Aug.
zoth. MIR. Burton belonged in Rockland.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Mr.. Enoch Hopkins, city marshal of Morris,
H., formerly of Jefferson, was killed in that
city last week by rough he was trying to ar
rest.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
At the annual meeting of the 10th Maine
W.
following officers were chosen President A.
w. Wildes; Vice Presidents, George w. Pat
ten, David 2. Phillips; Secretary and Treasur-
or, George 81. Fisher; Directors, A. w. Wildes,
w. H. WaldroD, @. T.. Lothrop, JAS u. Childs,
w. Il. Lombard; Committee OF Arrangements,
3. y. Belcher, George ID. Bisbee, Geo. 81. Fish
or, W. Il. Fennely, Dwight Maxfeld.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
The store of j. K. Edes of Guilford, was en-
tered last Wednesday night and robbed of goods
to the amount of $500. They consisted of pals
ley shawls, cashmeres and ready-made clothing.
On Monday, the 9th inst, at Georgetown,
Mrs. Nellie Steadman, wife of the Rev. q. M.
Steadman of Dover, was thrown from car
rlage, receiving injuries which re sulted in her
death On Tuesday evening.
WALDO COUNTY.
Crosby Knowlton of Liberty, was accidently
shot the other day by q sportsman mstakiug
the waving of Mr.. K g hair for squirrel NOV
ing about. His injuries are not serious.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mr.. Smith of Calais, mate of schooner Charlie
Morton, fell overheard from that vessel on re-
cent voyage and was drowned.
YORK COUNTY.
Wednesday morning an attempt was made
to burn the dwelling house occupied by Joanna
and Lydia Wells, on the sea road, Kennebunk
A keg or half barrel filed with shavings and
saturated with kerosene was place against the
front door and set on fire. The smell of the
kerosene aw0ke some of the inmates of the
house, and the fire YVES extinguished without
much damage, except to the door which was
partially burned. The same folks have had
house and barn burned within q few years.
This last fire is to be investigated officially.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

ILLNESS OF DIR. CARPENTER Rsv. DR..
Hugh Smith Carpenter, lately pastor of State
street church in this city, and now pastor of
the Bedford Congregational church, Brooklyn.
in which he was installed as pastor by Con-
gregational Council last April, suddenly fell
out Of the pulpit while in the midst of his ser
mon on Sunday night. He had bsen noticed to
falter, sway back and forth for an instant, and
then, catching the pulpit desk, he tried to hol d
himself erect. His body, however, swung
around and he fell with heavy thud to the
platform, two feet below. He dragged the desk
down with him, wrenching it from its fasten-
ings, aud it fell upon him. His Illness was said
to be caused by an attack of Indigestion. He
has since apparently recovered.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING as those without
hope from the errors of youth-those whose
vitality has been impaired by exposures or by
intense application to business, should not fail
to peruse 1.-THE Science of Life, or Sslf-Preser-
yation,' written by the Chief Consulting
Physician of the "Peabody Institute" Boston.
See advertisement in another column.
StZL dRrm1f
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
Superior EOurt.
CRIMINAL TERM, 1878, S
PRESIDJNH

bEPTEMKEK CRIMINAL TERM, 1915, SfMONDS, j.,
PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State vs.. Charles Elias Prescott.
Murder. At the coming in Of court this morning
Mr. Scribner, counsel in tie for the defendant
made the opening, occupying about an hour.
Mr.. Scribner admitted the killing, but claimed
that it was case of excusable homicide
First witness called for the defence was E. R.
Clars, hostler, who testified to the general good
duct and peaceable disposition of Prescott.
Emma f. Kicker, mother of respondent testified
that Prescott at eight years OF age had rheumatic
fever, which had an effect on mind and body; that
he was unable to write, but could read some; that
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

BURGLARY.-Several boys secreted them
selves in Bargess & Fobess store in the
Thomas Block on Com mercal street and DUR
ing the night went through the money drawer,
getting what scrip was left. They then went
up to the attic, pried off the scuttle, and de-
scended into W. S. Jordan's. Thence they
went through the whole block in the same
way, taking the stores of W. S. Alden, Elias
Thomas & Co, Charles Mclaughlin & Co., J..
B. Matthews. and Smith & Gage. Some of
the money-drawers they cut out, and some were
pried off. No goods were taken, but they got
considerable scrip. They probably got away
through BURGESS. FObss 8 Cos back d nnr
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

The almost invariable fruit of successful
invention is host of inferior limitations. The
patent LrNoLEUM floor cloth is no exception to
this rule. Its durability and beauty is proved
beyond controversy. Be sure in purchasing the
goods that you look on the back of the cloth
for "LrNoLEUM' none other is genuine. All
carpet dealers keep it.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

AFREE SHow.-The Wiudham Agricultural
and Horticultural Society will hold their thir
tenth annual cattle show and fair at Windham
center, on Wednesday, OCT. 81. The distin-
gulshed feature of the Windham fair is, that
there is no admittaucc fee demanded. Free to
ALL TO both hall and grounds, and glad to see
YOU.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
THE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
The Health Lift-Gardner Ludwig, M. d.
Those who are Suffering.
A Caution to our Readers
The New Smoking Tobacco.
Merry-2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Ssle--A. X. Shurtlef.
To Let-Rooms.
$1,000 Reward-E. II. Bowers.
HOsiery-Owen, Moore 81 Bailey.
$500 d. Is. Fisk & Co.
Cumberland Farmers Club.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
BENEFACTORS.

WHEN board 'of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by COM
bining some we'll known valuable remedies.
the most wonderful medicine was produced,
which would cure such wide range of dis.
eases that most all other remedies could be
dispensed with, many were sceptlcal; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has dispelled
all doubt, and to-day the discoveries of that
great medicine. Hop Bitters, are honored and
blessed by all as benefactors. se21d2t
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

FIRE AT LlGoNlA The al arm of FIRE about
o'clock yesterday morning, was caused by the
burning of a two and half story tenement at
Lgonia, owned by the Rolling Mills corpora
ton. The house was burned to the ground.
There were four families occupying the house.
Messrs. John Madison, Lloyds, Cameron and
J. Hennings. The people had to escape by the
windows, and their furniture was only partial.
ly saved. Mr.. Hennings lost all of his. The
building was valued at $780, aud insured in
the Hartford, with Dow & Palmer, for 81, 200.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
United States Circuit Ceurt.

BEFORE JUDGE CLIFFORD,
Observation-Disclosures will be read on the COM
ing in of the court tomorrow morning at 10 a. M.
in the following cases:
Oliver P. Cummings VS.. Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada.
The Manhattan Medicine Company VS.. Nathan
Wood, ct al.
Patrick Kelleher, ct al. vs.. Joseph D. Darling.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
Municipal Court,

JUDGH KNIGHT PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Anthony c. Miles. Common drnnkard.
Thirty days Committed.
Frank r. Watson, James Hickey and Edward W.
Fogg. Intoxication. Fined So each with COSTS
John Tierney. Riot. Probable cause. Order to
recognize with sureties in the sum of $500.
Miville G. Blanchard. Search and seizure, Fined
$50 with costs. Appealed. Frank.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

DEATH OF DR.. JEwErr.-Dr. Theodore II.
JeWett OF South Berwick, a former president of
the Maine Medical Society and enc of the best
snoWn physicians of the state, died suddenly at
the Crawford House yesterday. He had been
out of health for some time.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
Look at Merry's, (the Hatter) advertisement.

PARTIES visiting the city during fair week
should not fail to call at FL. /. Nelson's & Co. g
in Harrington Block, under Odd Fellows
Hail. They make a specially of Worsteds,
Yarns, Germantown aud Shetland Woods,
Silk Fringes, Buttons, Hosiery and Ruches.
Buying at their store you are sure of bottom
prices. sept18 At.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
THE HEALTH Lrrr-Rsad what DR.. Lud.

wig says of the Health Lift exercise:
'To person engaged in sedentary pursuits
the constant use of the Health Lift will prove
great blessing. Unlike all other physical
exercises, it does not exaggerate the strength
of one part of the body at the expense of the
other parts, but it brings every muscle into
prompt service at the same moment, causing
healthy action and a renewed and lively
circulation of the blood. OF its merits 1 can
speak from personal experience, having prac-
ticed on the Health Lift about eight months.
Commencing with lifting $50 lbs, which was
full lift for me at that time, at the end of the
eight months could lift $40 lbs. with as much
ease as could the $50 lbs. at the commences
ment. l cheerfully recommend the use of the
Health Lift. Mann's Reactionary LITTER is
the only reliable machine for exercise.
GARDNER LUDWIG, M. d.
Health Lift rooms, 237 Middle street, Port
land.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

The citizens of Naples will hold cattle show
and fair at Naples village, on Thursday, OCT.
10th, unless the weather is stormy, in which
case 1t will be held the next fair day.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

f. o. BAILEY 81 Co. will sell at 10 a. m.
to-day, at their rooms a large stock of furni.
ture and crockery, &C., &c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

PERIODICALS. - Harper's for October
has been received and is for sale
by the following news dealers: Went
Oak street, at Hall L. Davis, Exchange
street, at the book and periodical depot Of
Messrs Fessenden Brothers, Lancast er Hall
Also at the newspaper and periodicaldepot of
Geo. ii. Marquis, No. so Exchange street, and
at the book, periodical and newspaper estab-
lishments of @. r. Chisholm 81 Bro. in the
Eastern and Grand Trunk depots
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
$500 REWARD +.

They cure all diseases of the stomach, bow
organs, and $500 will be paid for case they
will not cure or help, or for anything impure or
injurious found in them-Hop Bitters. Test
it, ''See Truths" or "Proverbs,'' another
column. sep16-d1w
THE New SMOKING TOBACCO, "Bulps Eye''
and ''Nigger Head" Cut Cavendish, will cause
a smile that will illumine the blacklist of
crowding cares. See that your dealer has them
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21
A Caution 10 our Readers,

THE BEST HAT For THE MONEY is at
MERRY's
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-21

Changes of food and climate safe with
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06

The New Jersey Aas?e'ssiOn ior tue Protection Of
flsh and Csss. whith Was orsaalzsd aader the
aa.pices Of the Jersey car hsights Gun Club last
month. wben state officers we're eiscted, VITA mr.
George Eaton a. presasnt, held an adjourned meet
ing ~ tns Clarendon Hotel. "a Newark. yesterday
afternoon. The meeting VAS called 10 order
BY President Eaton. aud dcegstss from twelve
clubs In the state we're hand, with their
initiation ices, aud enrolled az permanent members.
Inc colzmittee on hayiag a stale shoot reportod
progress aud given ful power 20 Ike ali nsccs
sary arrangements Tor a grand tournament, which
viii DO he ID at Wavcrley PARK 10 October. tue fvi
loving gcntemen we're app0i5ted a committee for the
stat. tourhamsnt.-Dr. J. u Bfd, OF Jersey CITY; ~.
NJ. DUMMY, OF MorrIstown; Dsniei kel-y, OF Far
view; ,. Y. BIauvsiL OF Hsckcns-ck, snd william
hughes, Of Bergen. On motion the President and
Secretary were added 10 the committee.
The Standing committee game laws Tor the en-
suing year appointed ny tho President are Charles H.
Raymond, N. W. Richards, William IA. Lynn. Taso-
doro Morford and william uayea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06

But the great trouble with the jockeys both In
England and this country, without being hell undar
strong restraints, is that they have too mucn money
and they are prone 10 dissipation and gambling.
Those VINO arc undsr the eye OF the trainer who live
with hm and follow his instructions like +. Archer
In England, who lives with Matthew Dawson AZ Now.
Market or W. Barrett, who lives with the family Of
Mr.. Brown, ths trainer Tor Mr.. p Loriiiard, or W.
Hayward IN Mr.. Beimont's employ, and soms others
that be named, are always sought after and are
laying up money aud getting rich In their business
Aud there is nothing needed Tor Jockeys success
but strlct integrity ana soDrety. Tho following table
will show Tho numoer OF the mounts at SARATOGA
during the meeting Just closed:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06

Nav foEK, Sept 9. 1875
To raE EpfroE rnk nKRaLD;
Lam Boal Swaer IN the Brooklyn Yacht Club. and
I've got a comp paint aon't mean a bodily one. but
mcnsA one, aud crecssd Agans, the present man
sgement Of me above sns,al'ou. see by The papers
tha ths snIas cruise sas cempiots hzzlc. Scarcely
anything slse could be expecsed when there
Commodore prsssss and yashn for squadron
purposes a iau proportion OF both 10 generally
ssiasmed necessary. Perhaps the Commodore
present "a sprn nos 10 yscht. Way. then.
did not OF tho other Gag on
GERS ma,crrsllas the nees' Neither craft nor
ssippsrs beas ready nothins YES dene, tor there
Vas notning % 40 A pa'siai aiverssiy OF opinion
shich occurred wstseen @y ist iss snd the main
sasel she act liDsias over iaid ~. " had tue
rsmsss .neci Of lssIns 40 my boat also cossc-
innocsai as~snes "a wbom shsrs % No sais. snosgh
seasshat Bsiisas a. umss THE Cemaedore 10 sAid
sm ~" isla sss shs sssmsls alaT all ,sa, asy "a me
BY" vitsin hrapr tsa snst Of .he resdexsoas
s'.es' ZOE "a mass 10 eeuissssa lhal Con- moaore
Wssck ts o. ts,es ceaiustAss 80 aent ksOw wnether
o. asa liw .legt 90 hefsee.ek. larry sailor ef
Tasrlsa by ths "a wb1cA he saects wbea % .n,p.
bosrd. Nsausa uoussrA ahsnkar JasAet sad POLO
sosos a. 20 -astasr hs nsrl erder Oil be 90 Drsi
~ IGttock snrssaA noent Waf A~fss ~ stf@aals
MaslAas pony. Its s.ta tns cab has oct received
A. mssy shs.srs dsadasas usssu az wss expected,
sud hence tbs unpopalarty this % cNinmny.
am told ,hs hadsssu. cas- ., NE rsndszsous.-ths
SCAT Co1n1s asaefe hanilss ~ TIE te" Il hts
tori rspsats tt~sM. ~hien sa informed does, ~ "a
Ios nKs, sh.a .bs.s vessels Sli sver eeme iesssher
except al sncbof Perhaps. nsussef. ths Maaslsine
cay ras 40 ior sesrs u v esfloss hos often this
vessel forssis 20 90 nsr shopviag Bet havs vsn.
dsrsa eompisist watea o.. thst sgtsef Hsm
bad sasnh vant 81 esprs ds ccrIs 90 general
aps,hy. Ihss ass eae es'ns psf@'sssd 70 arm, 20
tue sea dogs
4 haze 10 s~ezr; hut ~t.sgls ny tnsuos," a ~ 10
not sia and a shame, sad ths sooner oineers sud
mem befs cone " sue same couciusloa aud sng sest
some msans % ssivntisn ths betef tor tue nttutoa
nROOkLYN YAcnl CLUB BOAR OWNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-06
BASEBALL.

The second game OF the Metropolitan champion
ship series between the Astors and Wtokss, on the
Union Grounds, yesterday afternoon, ike the first
game, resulted in perfec. Waterloo for the Asiors
The game was opened IN fine STYLE both sides being
retired In one, two, three in the rst innings
The Astors scored tho first run OF tho game, in the
second inning on errors by Ring and Booth. In the
third inning the wmoxas did some pretty free hit
ting, which had the effect Of slightly demoraiizng
the Astors, and seven runs were scored before the
inning was closed only two Of which, however, we're
earned TIE Witokas added SIX more runs TO their
during the remainder OF the game, while their
opponents drew blanks each inning. Burns, Reed
and Palmer did the most effective fielding for the
Witokas and Hurley. Hays, Cailigan ana Purcell bore
oil the nel dng nonors Tor the Ast0rs Booth, Pal
mer anu Ryan led at the bat for the Witokas, and
Fitch made the only base hit the Astors got during
the game. The follow ing Is the score