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One hundred and fifty millions more than
there are greenbacks in the country. This is
the amount of insurance in force in the New
York Life Insurance Co. which is not only one
of the largest in the country, but one OF the
strnnoest and best, and its various forms Of
contract now offered meet the requirements Of
NH conditions and purses. See report for 1883
In another column.
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WAN TED !!

r 400 TONS GOOD ICE EACH MONTH
until September /, delivered on or alongside dock
immediate discharge; deliveries commencing i'm.
medately, or will purchase on board in Maine or
in stack for cash. Desirable opportunities to cnt
Ice convenient to deep water. by rail or otherwise,
considered by wire or mail:
Address C. L. RIKER, Exchange Hotel"
IwIO LEWISTON, NAME.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
The few days shedding of last week kept
everybody busy getting out wood and ice,
and the pleasure seekers found teams very
scarce.
The ladies of the Baptist circle accepted
the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs Remission
to meet with them on Tuesday last at their
home at Egypt, the house formerly occu-
pred by MIR. F. W Hamlin. bountiful
dinner was served and everything done TO
make very pleasant time. Mrs. Hamlin
arrived the next morning. very unexpect-
edly, much 10 the regret of all that she had
not been a day earlier, or We q day later.
A public dinner will he served at the
/ Baptist yestry on town meeting day and
we hope all will patroniLe literally.
Mrs. John Pickett is seriously i'll with
lung trouble.
March. ;. MARION.
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hANtoCh, sat n Probate raurt hohrl -
uckspurt within and for said Ipuut, Nm
COCK on the second Wednesday oi te'f"a- J.
a. ID lS91.
A LbE> BUTLER and Henri. II trurh, -tiTf-
a men of EaStbronk lin saio county hall'
presented petition PRAYING that timlnl- Ts'F' y
81 tue estate of samuel Nbhn;t late 81 -ala -
brook, Interstate. may ne granted 10 \ Burr
nam Of Ellsworth in said county OEr' RIP =.
That notice thereof he Given a. rl Jes-"AS - ~
terested therein,by publishing COPY ~ ~. XIII XIII
three weeks successfully IN The Ellsworth Ahs,
can, newspaper printed AT ellsworth, y g.,
coulft, prior to the second Wedncs,llg OF w. +
A u $40, that they NAV appear = p'"'sr
court then To be held at Ellsworth within 'h' ~
SAID county at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, 81
show cause If any tho, haye agatnst the same
or CI-SxINcWlls' t,'dge ~ Probate
At,est N1a,s = DoER, Register
A true copy, sttpst -CHss p DoRR Register
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lN EGHN wHtlAkEg. nE-
IT, lafr " sf iH ALT rH- repairing ami er, citing ID.
H-J. au'-l- Do. % .tli.ais thereto known a. it Pa
VI. l.-9 days from May io,s TO tu- Il. iS-s d;
80 YrI 1tt- : l43 .nl
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS Clerks Office, supreme Judicial
Court Mar. 4th. 1889.
NOTICE as required by law is hereby given that
IN Charles II. Clark. of Augusta, in the county
of Kennebec, has filed in this office notice of his
intention to apply at the term of the Supreme
Judicial Court TO be holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Tuesday Of April. A. d. 1880, for admission to
practice law in the courts of the State.
3wIO H. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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-Goyernor Burlel-h has rendered The
appointment Of trustee OF the Maine State
college to Hon. Rufus Prince. OF Turner,
master Of the State Grange and president
OF the Maine State Agricultural society
MI Prince ha, signidrd his acceptance Of
the place
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Mondays electors were generally very
rratify.ng victories for the Republicans
Portland. >aco Auburn, Rockiand, Gardl
ucr ana Ellsworth stand >olidly in The Re
publican column Lewiston MAKES a oIif
y one vote, and Bath elects citizens
'cket Nelchtr, Republican, hae a ma
'oI.tv Of GO IN Portland.
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STATE or MAINE,
HANCoCk, SIS To the Sherifs of our respect
Counties or either of their Deputies,

HANCoCk. SIS To the Sheriffs of our respective
Counties or either of their Deputies,
GREETING F.:
WE command you TO attach the goods
IL. 8 w or estate of the Lamoine and MI
(- Desert Land Company, corporation
established and existing under the laws OF the
State OF Maine, and having place OF business AT
Lanone, in said county of Hancock, and also
and particularly to attach the house, building ana
additions thereto. known as the Pavilion. situated
In Lamoine on Lamoine Point so-called, on the
south side of the highway leading TO Meadow
Reach, so-called, and bounded northerly by said
highway and astery by new street or avenue
leading from said highway ut about righ angles
toward frenchman's Bay and ON the southerN
and westerly sides by land owned or occupied by
said I.amoine and Mt. Desert Land Company SAID
house. buidrg and additions j. situated on ana
adjacent 10 the Site OF the house formerly known
as the Hotel nesisle AMI occupied by VIM r. De
siSlc; the same ~ supposed to belong to the La
moline and Mt Desert Land Company. to the value
Of three hundred dollars. and summon the SAID
defendant corporation 1T Ii may be found in your
precinct to appear before our Justices OF the
Supreme Judicial Court next to he holden in ELS
WORTH within ami for our county Of Hancock, on
there In our -atd court TO answer unto Henry u.
ticrrish. of Lamoine, in said county Of Hancock.
LANoI>F AND Mir. DESERT LAND COMPANY.
To HENRY II. GERRlsH, DIR.
To labor Of scfin altering, repairing and erecting
the house building and additions thereto known
a. the Pavilion. Il days from May Il. le>n e.
Aug. II, i5s9 At .! 80 per day, sI7l.5o
CREDIT.
Nv ash of Lamoinc aud Mt Desert
Land Co, SO lN
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Notice of Foreclosure.

PUBLIC notice IS hereby given that David In
I gals, of Waltham, in the county OF Hancock,
and State of Maine. by his deed of mortgage. dat
ed the ninth day of December, a. u l,76, and re.
corded in Hancock county Registry u Deeds,
book Isl, page 300. conveyed to John Malone Of
Ellsworth in said county. certain lot parcel Of
land situated in said Waltham, and bounded and
described as follows. to wit The homestead lot
whereupon the said David Ingalls, then lived.
bounded on the north by Township No. 20 on the
east BY land of Elliot Jordan and said Ingalls, on
the south by land Of John Haslam. the west By
tanning one hundred and sixty acres, more or les,
with the buildings thereon; and the said David
Ingalls, in his said mortgage andi in writing cove
nanted and agreed with the said grantee that the
right Of redeeming the said mortgaged premises
should be forever forecosed in one year next af-
ter the commencement of foreclosure by any of
the methods then provided by law for the fore.
closure of mortgages OF real estate; and the said
John M4lone by his deed Of assignment, dated the
2ist da, of July, A. D. 1887, and recorded In the
same Registry, in book 2lS, page 524, and trans
ferred the said mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
cured to Fri L. Bunker. of Eden, Hancock county.
Maine; and the said Fri l.. Bunker, b. his deed OF
assignment, dated the 18th day of October, A. u
lsSs, assigned and recorded in book PSI, page 5?3
Hancock county Registry of Deeds, assigned and
transferred the said mortgage and the debt there
by secured to George r Dutton, Of Ellsworth,
In the county of Hancock. Now, therefore, the
condition of said mortgage having been broken.
claim to foreclOse the same and give this notice
for thai purpose. GEORGE 7. BUTTON.
Ellsworth, March LIST, A. D.. 1890. 3wl0
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>hjjoh'> Cs;arrh Remedy. a mlrNclau> cur
for 'atarrh. niphihcTia. taukr. Mouth an,
Headache. With each bottle 'h-rr / sn iu
-cniou, Nasal Injector for II, more -u,r''-:u
treatment of thr complaints without cNtra
charge. Price 50 cents ~old hy :. u. VIZ
gin. lNr2>
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true copy of the writ ofIire1,s ratnrn I'M 49, Il
OF court theron. "
3WS Attest-U r. SArxDrpa ri.t
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winter hArbGr-
We lear that New York parties have
purchased hotel Beacon and will take pos
session this season.
a messenger arrived here at midnight,
last night, requiring the services of the
Star. the Sebenoa having burst her boiler
The Star left al daylight and Will continue
the trips until the Sebenoa is put in re
pairs and can be put on the route.
Capt Thomas Smallage was called home
from his vessel in Massachusetts by the
sickness and death of his little daughter.
His two sons came from Massachusetts on
hearing of her death, and the oldest son.
Charles, came from Buck>port. 1t is a
severe blow to the whole family. She was
the youngest and the pet of them all.
As Capt. F. A. Bunker was driving his
horse into the yard after hi return from
the funeral Of Mabel Smallage the animal
fell dead without a struggle.
The many friends of Walter Blai>dell
were pleased to see him in this place, even
though it was flying visit
Much sickness in town, and several ser
ious cases IN this village.
While Dr. Larrabee was visiting patient
few days since, his horse became fright
ened by piece of newspaper flying in his
face. He broke loose from his fastenings
and ran wildly through the streets, badly
| injuring the buggy. We hear that only
| one bottle was broken in the medicine
| case. PUPIL.
March 9
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an admin
istrator of the estate of Joshua ii. Hill. late
of Burksport in the county of Hancock, tiecease
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement.
T. II. SMITH.
Bucksport, Feb. %, 1890. 3wlO
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Prospect Harbor.
Miss Grace T. Moore and Leonard Moore
arrived home Friday, from the Seminary
Bucksport, for two weeks vacation.
The closing exercises of the High school
occurred Friday afternoon, and were as
follows:
/. Beatitudes. School
.. Essay-Whittiers Life, Susie Williams
3. Reading-TwO Angels, Mamie Evans
4. Declamation-Naud Muller,
Bessie Williams
5. Reading-Rabb Ishmael. Belle Cleaves
6. Essay-Works of Whittier,
Chas. Blance, Jr
!. Quotations from Whittier works.
s. Declamation-In School Days,
Emma yose
9. DeeIamation-Ba Barbara Freitehie.
Lizzie Cleaves
10. Dialogue. Geography Class
IL. Declamation-Baref Boy,
Genie Sawyer
IL. Declamation-Pipes at Lucknow,
Myra Deasy.
49, Class Prophecy, Dan Handy
IA. Observation-Disclosures Davenport.
Emily Wasgatt.
Is. Paper-School Echo.
16. Valedictory, Alice Joy.
II. Good Bye, Roy HutchIngs.
The sidewalk society is to present to the
public on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, Of this week, the drama
The Little Brown Jug" followed by the
farce my Turn Next"
The fishermen are building traps and
making other preparations preparatory to
fishing.
March 8.
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STATE OF MAINE.


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wealth Of Massachusetts, 10 the VAIN, Of ul- ...il
tirch ana ilftt ,tuliar- and -umu.,rl Tie -lil ID.
PENDANT, .if n, may he foam. to- }otr precinct. f
appear before our Ju-tc,- ~ thr Supreme j "a lts.
NIL ~ 'r y" ~ ,.'',G ~ t-.-" 'A "iNla
TUESDAY OF NprI ntNt then an.! rnrr- 30 Our -V,ij
court :" aH-N er ut" .iltln H. tukur't. ot IRE
mont COUNTY n Hancock, state Of NhlUr. lH
l1't M tnt Na~r tGr That the -1lt defendant at
-Atl tH-N"rtH N thr 'aN ~ thr rurrhn-r nj this
"lll I''ng lh'i'ot'-i 10 tn" piaIAt.n PEP thr -uw u
seventy 9iN 'lol''r7 gent seventy cents, trrtr luz
lHt account annexed then and There la CONS Terra
Ton thereof, promised the pttal-H fn aa. Iu tl.
7,ilt sum on Tenant. iti, though often f,.ar-t
81 w >all ucIthalii Ha~ H"t raIt ~.1 -.ut,
htGetl~ ~ I" ~" I" me 'hm =" uf ~til I.Airttu
n r. 7'Ns th, suln OF Hl' hui.'ry.. frf ht.1 ia.
"rs' " h'rh >Hhii lhrn tri Theme p uJt. M til.sr
this wit win snar doiug- THEREIN
. lines, poHh \. ftteI-' Ju-t'e OF saii court
~ olNi' t'ls In 'ii', OF january ia u" }tI
- out i-oiN "hr u'u-a"d el-hl hundred ami niue"
ty
II. T. >AtNrLES, ti.ra.
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STATE OF MAINE.
IAscOCE IS supreme Judicial Court January Term
Tax Collectors Notice.

A LII taxes on my books remaining unpaid, must
"A be paid at once.
B. T. sOwLE, Collector of Taxes.
Ellsworth Feb. 26, $780, %f
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NOTICED

MRS. FRANKS requests the boys who broke the
ltl glass in the windows OF her house on school
street to call and settle without further trouble.
The boys are known
Ellsworth, Feb. Is, 1880. lwl0s
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PACIFIC COAST
EXCURSIONS
Washington Territory & Oregon.
Send to G. e. Mcpherson, 2uwasn.
ington ST., Boston, orcirculars giyinr an
4wT

~ subscriber hereby gives public p,,,cs >, i.
and h M ,1E that Ae has been duly app0inte5
s "a ta1en upon himself the trnst y ~
1 W oI the lass Win aud Testament ~ -, ,Aech-
u'aes sate of Lamoine Ia tn. cn,,n,r II Il;
rac,s ~. =, ieceased, by giving bond as IT, ,,y
Mehted TO said decease,rs estate ~ a,a " are
as.e pay ment and those who bsva .ar, i.a.he-
Element. SAhiuit the same for set
February 18th, A. D. 1880 a. eooiIpGE.
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The miners throughout the entire coal re-
gions of Pennsylvania all use Brussels soap
unmistakable proof that it is good s0ap.
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For >un-hurn. tnn or rough hands battle
with johnson. AnodNn l-irimrnt al night K;
mi
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Charles Kittridge cut his foot severely
/ Thursday.
Miss Nina Smith of Trenton, is visiting
at Rev. II. K. McCartney's.
| Miss ldella Ssmes goes to Portland this
week 10 study music Miss Edith SAILS
bury goes to Bangor for the same purpose
aud Misses Agnes Somes and Agnes Hill
( 90 to Bar Har5or.
Two companies were working on the ice
here last week.
March j.
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VESSEL FOR SALE,

For sale-the schooner Hannah Coomer' ~ m
81 tons hniit o. oak and copper fasteneI' p,autl
good repair: well lifted and eadnped iot trsin
bank fishing business. viii be -old ~ ~ ~. or
for cash. So For further particulars inqNHN
address the owners,
RS. MORRISON 4 oe,i
3w0 Bangor, NV
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S495. 600, 600, 90.

There must be some merit in Brussels
soap or everyb body wouldn't buy it.
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STATE OF MAINE.


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- lasps1s d d operation e,aal.,.r.i a4I ,l,l.
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raar ur ua-n--- at Iaul. e ID >,4 county gf lI4a,k
trt pt-t a.'t tth' r 'ae iat, OIL. !.t- tr! stI.-
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q. .u. a,l Mt s.s q, I,.I Com. ai., ..t.l t-. ri. IN,
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ue>t th,u aHd there ln nur sad court ra answer bid.
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o,.k I'LL pl-a ~ t.a ..,.-..
t.uo,>h 4>nMt. n..trrI..ntovp,,v
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tH" fH llN Y" -'A' 'HiA N d'ln4nd' "ils a-t'HHt
N' i"l'' 4N'F- P, ,f R1tF performed " h.ui ~ VI"
r'r''f-' 4'rfI- "lu i'iafihx tAt h"uNr Guiding hud
AdH" ~ '"'Iti" 4''N' t"'gtiic nnl.r contract BY
'lm mace VIVA iHH >aH iAui"He ana Mt Desert Land
I'Hl. "a'rA ana ~ any l. III" owner u said
hHI.h- :" iaf - fi' lhh'H knows. tHr last Of Which
lih"F ~, p'f'lt'" ,.., nI.,p gay o. i.rt e pr
'aN' "' '' WIFE "i "i'hh t'irff H"Ns AFTER mat h
stasrd T. i1oF p s''h house ha'!dn- agd aahtor,
,.t., III ,r,.tn4 t-,te st,ttrr.r+ INK. r.t ,i u
M l1 ftip lr1 ...u- ltu4 h5r, NTH N int rfI
4iyap t,.ether Win tpsrrti.n If sait nrnm.rry ,,,
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supposed to be he owner thereof and nj, ,i'ir - bT,,
20 enforce the said plaintiff lien fer said labor upon
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d-t.udnt ,,rT,or,t HILL h,S M nai3 ii | III,
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yu,l there hi, writ with YOUR dtrg fbraii ''N 'e
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ma one tbn,Is tt eigf,, bn,rai H., ~, -, "a 'Ni
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OFFICER RErrRS
HASCocK. ss:-Noy. eth, Issa at eleven o.lnck and
twenty minutes. \. VI.
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Commercial Union Assurance Co.
LIMITED, OF LONDON.
topntd 10 1851 Commenced business in I 5. 1911
CHARLES sEwALL, Manager.

ASSETS DEC, 81, lss9
Real estate owned BY the company
untncumbercd, Ssl5,2J0 63
Stocks and bonds owned by the com
pany, market value. l.S91,9N0 90
Cash In the company's principal office
and in bank, 24S,103 30
assets. 2o,as7 90
Premiums in due course Of collection, H5,II8 u
! ggregatc Of all ihc admitted assets OF
the company at their actual value, ?,N'Hi,'s- e'
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, lS>9,
Net amount OF unpaid losses and
claims, ls.,Hi. ..
Amount required @ safely re insure
all outstanding risk, l,bi3,Nlb %
All other demands against the com
pany, viz: Commissions, etc. o. Hb II
Total amount of liabilities. except
capital stock and net surplus, Isl ,lH -
Surplus beyond CAPT al, lUuI,'ee 81
Aggregate amount of Liabilities In
Guiding net surplus 2sh,SAs ~
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Messengers Notice.

z
HANCOCK, IS Feb. 24tn, A. d. 1870.
rT1HIS + TO give that the 18th day Of February
l A. -. 1880, a Warrant in Insolvency was is
sued out Of the Court OF insovencN tor said Cnuu-
u OF Hancock, against the estate of William l..
Gilley. OF fremont, in said county. adulzed To be
an Insolyent debtor on petition of said debtor,
which petition was fled on the 18th day of Feb
ruary a p. 1880, 70 which last named date inter.
any debts and the delivery and transfer OF any
property belonging to said debtor, to him or for
his use, and the delivery and transfer Of any pro
pertN BY him are forhi den BY law that meeting
of the creditors OF sail debtor, prove their debts
and choc sc one or more assignees OF his estate.
will Ire held at court OF insolvency to be holden
at Probate Court Room in said Ellsworth on the
18th day of March. A. ID 1880, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. Given under my hand the date first
above written. WILLIAM tENNA.LY.
Deputy sheriff a. Messenger of the Courtof In
solyencv for said County of Hancock. gwi0
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Won Moltke will enter his 9lst year on
October %.
Tennyson wants Owen Meredith to be
his successor.
Jay Gould made his first money in
Arkville, little New York borough.
Mrs. Abram s. Hewitt heads an asso-
citation in New York to enable women to
study.
Mrs. Frank Leslie is opposed to wom-
ans rule. She says they are more I'M
merciful than men.
A son of Ex-Governor Foraker has been
engaged az reporter upon the staff of the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Hannibal Hamlin, with a rare regard
for positerity, has kept no diary of his
eighty-one years experience.
James Redpath has been for some time
at Beauvoir, Miss, aiding the widow OF
Jefferson Davis in abridging the memoirs
OF the late chief of the Southern Confed-
eracy.
Senator Hearst is reported to be dick
ering for the New York Star for his son,
INV piVPtlttot Va tiiS traH Il idtlNisCo En-
aminer. The story goes that the Senator
will risk 81 800, 900 in the Star.
Victor Hugo's granddaughter, Jeanne,
is a stylish and pretty blonde, who was
the idol OF the great novelist in his de-
clining years. She is 20 years old, and
has already had many social triumphs.
James j. Hill, the railroad king of
the Northwest" has given $500, 900 for
the erection of a Catholic theological
seminary at st. Paul, which it is pro-
posed to make the finest in the coun-
try.
Tennyson is rarely seen without pipe
between his teeth. He is excessively
fond OF tobacco, but he likes it in guam
tity rather than in quality, preferring a
pipeful of cheap mixture to the most
fragrant cigar.
Superintendent Porter has said these
sad words to the correspondent of New
York paper: :" | see no reason for order
ing recount in New York. All collateral
evidence serves TO sustain the accuracy
of the enumeration"
Cyrus W. Field has a hennery with
1000 chickens in it at his country estate
in Ardsley, on the Hudson, and Guilt
Yates an acre OF sunhowers, the seeds of
which are to be fed to them. His flock
yields over 5000 dozen eggs yearly. Be-
sides the chickens he has about 600
ducks.