The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-09
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FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA IN
INVENT 1Y-sIX HoURs.-Even before the achieve
ment of the promised feat, another pedestrian
rushes into notoriety, and heralds abroad that
even the success of Weston will pale before the
TE9oy wnh he ant0psS e. S Sa FYdSy Ydry next
o'clock p. NJ. and walk to this city, distance
OF ITO miles, in twenty six hours. James Lee,
stakeholder Peter Y. Everett, and Mr.. Grlnnell,
judges, Will accompany him in carriages to see
that nothing unfair is done. The stakes are en-.
Gotham, who wager $500 each on the resAlt.
McIntire Is known as the trainer, OF Joe Co
burn in his match with McCoole. he has gone
into active training, which he VIII keep up until
the day and the hour when he starts forth for
his great walk, which will be from the place OF
THOMAS q, Burns, No. Ii Ann street The walk
Will not commence, however, until he reaches
jersey City. The following are the articles Of
night last
NEw YoRK, Dec. 4 ise7.-The following articles Of
ent were entered Into this date between the
lyH, and James Underhill, of New York city. The
posted BY the said James Underhii that Frank Nc.
kntii e OF The elty Of New York, cannot walk from
In twentysix houIs the said Mcntlre to start from
clock % o RdC r. oSi"sse % sSs ssS s9s
McIntlre to be accompanied by two judges herein
r. Radcliffe and Peter Y, Everett oo behalf flames
and ana Ss So hs[eoS ana Pp09 Me % rb bss
seIee that should there be any snow on the
nTib s1S5 eo9 day as the referee shall select And 6s
being opened over the route Gansing detention that
such time that is lost shall be duly allowed the said
Friday the 18th Instant TO- at a. as
Thomas G. Burns saloon, No. IA Ann street, said
McIutre TO be accompanied by John Grindell.
Q, r. RADCLIFFE,
JAMES UNDERHILL.
NEW YORK, Dec, 4, 1871, Frank McIntlre, do
TO Philadelphia in accordance with the alb we agree
mG,nt. ,. and to perform the same to the best Of my
WItness-P. Y. EVERETT, ~ ~
Sworn to before me- @, w. HINCHMAN.
A TEsTDioNIAL.-On Saturday night last an
int len sting ceremonial came OFF at the hall OF
Phi cmatbean Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. o. F., it
being no less than The presentation Of q hand.
some gold watch to Mr.. George Fling, p. q.
Master. The watch is valued al $500, e. How.
ard Co, makers, and has Reeds patent chro-
nometer balance and Mershons patent regu-
lator The chain attached to IL cost SI5. In
SClibed on the inner case is the following
"Presented to r. G. Master George Fling by
the X. W. Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. /, o.
y. f., In appreciation of his efficiency as II. w.
Grand Master. during the term ending May,
The Committee on Presentation were Messrs.
Charles X. Neisser, Philip Lowry, and Joseph
j.. sykes and the Hitting testimonial of appre-
citation was presented on behalfufthe Com "a ittee
by II. w. Grand Treasurer NJ Richards MuclSle
token in few pertinent and grateful remarks.
Speeches were subsequently made by z. G. Sire
james b. Nicholsou, Grand Secretary Curtis
p q. George B6rtram, G. w, Samuel f. GWin.
Warehouse and Past Grand Benjamin f. Allen,
OF No. 10.
After the presentation, the whole company
We're invited TO the residence of Brother George
Fling, at the upper end of Main street, German
town, where "a bountiful collation. was spread,
superintended by Mrs. George Fling; after
which, singing closed the ceremonies of the
evening at about IL O'Clock.