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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, ON PARTITION.

The State Of Ohio, GdlIid County. ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
DAVID SMITH ct al. VS.. MARIA ATKINSON
et al.-Partition.
PURSUANT to the command of an
order of sale in the abovc-narnetl
case, to me directed, | will offer for sale.
at public auction, at the late residence of
John Atkinson, deceased, on the prem
ises, OH
Tuesday, the Thirteenth 13th)
day of April, A. ID. 1875,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit-:
The southwest quarter and the south
east of the northwest quarter. of sec
ton No. twenty-six (2G,) in township
No. seven (7,) of range No. sixteen 16,)
and also fOrty-fOur acres, more or less,
bounded on the north by the north line
of said section, on the west by lands in
said section owned by NJ. ]. ID. Kicker
son, formerly owned by Lucy Wood
ruff 3 heirs, and on the south and east
by Little RaeeOOn Greek, all in Gallia
county and State of Ohio. and being the
farm of which said John Atkinson died
seized. Said real estate will he sold free
of dover therein. Said real estate has
been appraised ut the sum of $9,5OO.OO.
Terms of sale-One-thirtl cash i'm hand,
One-third in one year and One-third in
two years from day of sale, deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured
by mortgage on the premises sold.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
March, 1873. .nss 10
AMOS RIPLEY,
Sheriff q. &. D.
s. A. NASH, AIRY.
March n 1879
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18

IHE Senate of Ohio, on Friday, by
q vote OF l9 to II, passed the bill
TO amend the Municipal Code SO as
TO prevent the passage of prohibito-
ry ordinances in regard to the sale OF
bssg: vine, DC. m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18
Transfers OF Real Estate.

't'1''IS VI y VIZ HDOtEI I15UtEUCs
Recorder BOoTON reports the follow
ing transfers of Real Estate since our
last report:
Harrison Tp.-Jacob Kerns and wife
to Harrison Martin, 81 acres; $4,000.
Cheshire Tp.-John Hutton and wife to
Trustees of the NJ. Z. Church at Cheshire
Village, "a of an acre; $3.50.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18

WHrr the people make ticket,
they don't meet in secret caucus, at
the midnight hour.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18

CoRRurHss-Fhat s4OO pledged
for election purposes,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18
GALLIPoLIs, MARCH IS, 1876.
Republican City Ticket.

Republican City Ticket.
For Mayor,
%. w. BIRD.
For Marshal,
CApr. j. W. DALE
For Auditor,
G. D. MCBRIDE.
For Solicitor,
C. w. WHITE.
For Street Commissioner,
j. B. CLENDINEN.
For Engineer,
HENRY GRAYUM.
For Cemetery Trustees,
7. S. FORD-3 years,
S. Y. WASSON-2 years,
II. H. JONES' year.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18

1sT WARD
For Councilman,
JAS. HAPTONSTALL.
For Assessor,
E. STRAUSS.
Cd WARD
For Councilman,
j. j. POOL.
For Assessor,
R. NJ. CoCHRANE.
3D WARD
For Councilman,
THOMAS HAYWARD.
For Assessor,
GEORGE CASEY.
Township Ticket.
TRUsEEs,
WILLIAM WALKER,
j. L. KUHN,
SAMUEL KERR.
CLERK,
]. C. VANDEN,
TREASURER,
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Assessor,
C.. A. CLENDINEN.
CoNsTABLEs,
JAMES W. DALE,
MEMBERS SCHOOL BOARD.
JOHN G. VANDEN,
L. Z. CABOT.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18

s. A. NASH, AIRY.
March IL, 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

TIE Kelly motor" the new power that,
according TO report, is to work a revolution
in the mechanical world, is doubtless a hum
bug. but it would seem to be an ingenious
humbug, as IL has won the confidence of sew
eral people have some pretensions to scien-
tihc knowledge.
Keely claims 10 produce from the con-
sumption OF air and water a cold vapor
capable Of condensation by simple expan-
sion. and which contains power enough to
produce pressure of 20 900 o. $1,000 pounds
10 the square inch. He asserts that his
motor will produce go times the pressure
that steam will. but in order to control this
tremendous power he must have engines of
Austrian gun metal. He also claims that
the motor will not only do the work of
steam, but is applicable TO all purposes for
which gunpOwder is used, and is far superior
TO gunpowder, or any other explosive known,
as the pressure is continued up to the time
the ball leaves the muzzle of the gun,
whereby tremendous impetus is given to
the missile; whereas in the use OF powder
The force of the gases generated lessons as
the ball travels through the barrel.
The excuse given for not explaining
10 the public the secret of the motor is that
Mr.. Keely is not prepared yet to fully cover
his invention by patents. He says, or his
partners say for him:
1--WE cannot, OF course, cover a natural law
by patent. and what we can cover we must
describe so fully that any person expert In
such matters can do the same thing from
our description in order that he may know
when and how he infringes on our patents.
This we have not yet been able to do, because
we have not yet used il at the heavy pres
sures at which ii can be used"
On the whole. the new motor with its mys-
tifcations, and its claims TO powers that up
set all known scientific laws, has decidedly
f1sby look.
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Average Daily Circulation, 1880
The Star for the Summer.

Persons tearing the city for The summer or for
az. portion Of Il Hay hne THE STAR sem by
n'aE, postage prepaid, for SIch period Of time as
thet dessye Of the rate Of rs cel;s per ,reek, so
ce7Ts pr nsorash, $3.50 for three months, or 80
for SIR months.
- O~clers must q, az cases be accompanied by
me noqsey, and no paper sem longer ut0s pad
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The Chicago Tribune remarks sadly that
the low rates from that city TO the East
have ''gOEe up" and that the fare is TO be
hereafter Sl6JO from Chicago to Baltimore,
SIS 20 Philadelphia. and 500 10 New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07


At the meeting of the board OF directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company in
Annapolis. yesterday, President German
reported that the coal tonnage for the month
OF June was 1875 tons. which is the great
est tonnage that has ever passed over the
work in any one month. The increase as
compared with June, 1s1i, is 26,5G1 tons. The
receipts for June were $50 1876 So, which is the
largest revenue that has accrued in any one
month. The increase of revenue exceeds that
of June, 1874. 81 ,2f796. The accrued revenue
OF June, 1874, when the tolls were IS cents
showing that the increased revenue in favor
Of June, 1S.5, notwithstanding the decrease
in toll charges, is s. 90 96. 1t Is to be hoped
that Mr.. German and the other officials of
the company begin now to appreciate the
advantages Of low tOlls-a reduction made by
them with such hesitation if not reluctance
From the long connection of Mr.. John E.
Thompson with the public schools of Wash
ington, and the high standing he has held as
a teacher, there has been no little public
solicitude felt in the matter of his reappoint-
Inent, which reappointment seemed to be en-
dangered by an unfortunate misunderstood
ing between him and one of the trustees. Our
community generally, and especially that
large portion of il that has grown up with
Mr.. Thompson, and has therefore learned TO
appreciate his sterling integrity of character
as well as his unsurpassed qualifications as
teacher, will note with much satisfaction
that the board last night, after a full consid-
Grafton OF the matter, voted to continue him
in the position he has held so long and so
well.
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OF CpI.rMRIA

Special Tenn PROBATE JgTisfrttoa-Jny GA, 1878.
In the matter OF the sill Of ANN T. WHITE.
Application fer letters Of admins rati Q. on
the estate u Ana X White IT the nis;ric. of Coum
bia, has this cav been made by Mary Il. Stewart.
Ali persons interested hereby notified to
appear in this court On SATURDAY. the 3lst day of
July Lext, NJ ID O'Clock q IN, to show cause Why
letters OF administration W. a the estate of tina
said ceoe ased should hot issue prayed J0r iief,
a copy of his order b. publish once = week, for
said day. Test: s.~EDsTER,
ID laN2w Register of Wills.
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NOTHING RESERVED.
EXAMINE AND BUY.
n a q IE 8ROT e e 8
ZAILORS AND CLO7 HERS,
jy7-tF CORNER TTH AND ID STREETS n w
CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN
VI SANE,
NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. C.,

July D, 1913.
Sealed Proposals are invited until NOON Of WE'D
NBSDAf, July 2lst, ISIS, when they will be opened
IN presence Of such bidders choose to attend, to
furnish the Hospital fifteen hundred II 500 tons of
22to pounds each of best of mine Btumnous or
Cumberland Coal, and three hundred 500 tons Of
2.24o pounds each of Anthracite Goal, half Egg
and one half ut size, to be delivered in boats along
side Of the Hospital wharf, or in cars upon the
wharf, the delivery to commence in seven ~ days
after the piance OF any proposal and to be con-
tinued ut the rate Of not less than three hundred
(s0 tons week until the whole quantity advertised
for IL delivered The coal will be received in strict
accordance with the act of Congress approved July
lst, 1870 Payments Of ninety 90l per cent. Of tn,
amount due for each cargo Pill DO made inmedi
ately after IL Is received and the ten l0b Der
Withheld will be paid hen the full quantity Of Goa
engaged TO be delivered in accordance vith this adj
vertisement 10 received No Offer to furnish Goa
as above ill be con.idere ed unless the true name
given In the offer by which the coal the bidder pro
.oses to furnish is known in the market, nnles
il is made bv regular dealer OF miner, snd the
successful bidder mus, furnish the exact aasntity
and description Of coal that he agrees 10 furnish.
Offers ili be recey ed from the person or
psny TO furnish either Bituminous or AnthrAcit,
Coal slcne, or beth kinds Of Coal. Bids will b.
Considered binding for i've days after the 2lst OF
July, and the right is distinctly reserved to riec
al or any Of the 0fers made it, in the Judgment OF
the Superintendent. the public interests require il
Jy7-eoIH G. ii. MICH DIS, 6a psri nten lieut..
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Oar N EAL.
q. g. CORNWELL II SONS.
7-tr FINE GROCERS

CLOSING OUT DRY GOODS.
Victoria Lawns, Bc.; worth 25c.
White Linen Lawns, 221sc.: worth 40c
french Figured Piaues, 2oc.; worth SOC.
Grenadines. 10, l21a, Is. 2Uc.
Plain japanese Silks, 5hc.; worth 81.
My Dress Goods must be sold.
Call early and secure bargains.
TN. NAUBAIN,
Jy7-3t 7O9 Market Space
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CONSUMPTION,
INDIGESTION AND WASTING
DISEASES. The most ap-
proved REMEDIES are
DANCREATlC EMULSION AND
PANCREATINE. The ORR
sinal and Genuine prepared
only by
SAVORY Il MOORE.
143 New Bond street. London.
Sold by them and all Chemists
and Storekeepers throughout
the world.
jy7aulS sep29 ,uOv10 ,iec22 ,feb2 .msrl5, spsJe7.
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The London Standard is highly incensed
because the few Americans who are honor
ing London with their presence had grand
banquet and let Off a number of patriotic
speeches at the Crystal Palace on the Fourth
OF fully last, and thinks the American revo-
luton was about the most unprovokei re-
bellion in history! Further on il stigma
tizes the revolution as ian insane revolt,
But the SOaCicUf scarcely represents the
sentiments Of the English people in this
matter. II is more reasonable to suppose
that the liberal views of Gladstone, as ex-
pressed in his letter TO the Concord and Lex
ingtOn committee, are a truer reflex of the
feelings OF our British cousins.
The continued warm weather is producing
its results in increased mortality in the diff
feTert large cities. In Baltimore last week
for instance, there were u deaths and for the
week ending Tuesday last 2t7-an increase of
81 The total deaths ofchildren under one year
of age Were Ito las; week; under five years
Iii. This week, under one year, 1856; under
five years, 167. Last week there were n
deaths from cholera infantum, and this week
IS, an increase of q. The mortality list of
Washington, as shown by reports submit
ted to the Board OF Health last night, also
shows "a large increase over preceding weeks.
The hOt-blOOded Gambetta has set a good
example to Lis brother Frenchmen in refls-
ing 10 fight "A duel with NJ. Granier de Cas-
sagnac, who is probably a relative of the
Paul de CassagUac, the man-slayer OF Paris
Cassagnac says If he wont fight he will
stimulate him with a kick. IL is pretty safe
tosay that ifhe carries out his threat the
insult Will be considerably more than an
average FTenchman can stand and we may
have duel after all.
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AT PRICE s
THAT WILL
BRING THE WHOLE POPULATION.

We will, Oh TUESDAY. July .. ISIS. or-r --
entire stock Of nkl GOODS at prime Cost, q, s..
60 clear cur shel'e- for fHn 'sood-. oIrsfH-t Fl.
very large aud well assorted, and must D. pa 49,
feit our reputation bT deCeitiug the pItllr o. Hs.
want l. a call and figures " 10 tell.
al Vur x DDS arr 1-v aud bought this sta-pu- W
name i,M special bAresins
l0 piece yard wide, Peroale, 10 cents, former
price q cents.
IS piece satin stripe Grenadne. a, Is cents, former
p pieces plain satin face Grenaliue, a, Is orut,.
former price = cent?.
Is pioccs best Pacific Lawns, at ls,s cents, fr,.r
price q ceuts.
81 pieces bet French Lawns, al I6 cents, former
price 81 cents.
Is pieces corded Jooonet Lawns, French, L ,eut-.
" pieces French plain aud striped Organize. Al q,
cent?, former prize n cents.
81 pieces figured. notified, aud plain GrenGlincs,
at l2bs cents. former price = cents.
Ice pieces Of Spring and Summer Dress Good, At
less than
20 pieces q plain aud striped Black Grenadines.
LEss THAN ThE Geops COST TO IMPORT.
10 p ccs black Alpaca, must be Sold. our p c~ns
one sid at s. cents double width Is cents, former
s21s cent Alpaca, former price 90 cents
Our IS cent Alpaca sold Al 90 cents.
go pieces ard vide Cotton-, = 10, H. L cents al
sold for cents ard more.
leo pieces shirtiug and dress Calico, a. 50 cents
All our best Caliooes, q: cents, former Tgicc 10
cents.
30 pieces assorted color Paper Cambria g.. cents,
former price 10 cents.
90 dozen, yard long Towels, ceu;s, former price
10 cents.
And hundreds of ether bargains, too numerous to
meLiion.
No humbug about this advertisement.
c. m. TOwsOy q CO.,
6Ss PENNSYLVANIA AvEN-E
jess-tr south side. near I'm ssree. fiupcttr-
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DRY GOODS.
RAReAINs: gARSsA!Ss.,


sss Pennsylv snis avenue, between On srs ~,
streets, invite especial attention % the ioil0sinS
All SIX Velvet str ipe Grensaine: Black SIN A.,
Wool Grenadines, plain. striped and plaiief. L..
Black silk, Including Gunet, Bellon. aud Cota 80
peCote celebrated makes. Black Alpaca a1F "
hsirs from sc uP; Victoria sas Bishop Law Tn
IS @ 7sc. per yard, ID ynestic Lawns ant Prrr.1.-
Icsc. up: french Muslin Ia single ans danbl,
width: French Pique from l2hs q 7sc. r-r ya-i.
" hite and colorec rsrlcfans from 2Oc. %. Niifs
and Colored suiiug Linens. Linen Lawns from -
or. PercaIes and Carabrics IN beautiful design. a..
Wool DeBege and DeBege Grenadines, Strir st IA
CHICK Summer siiks. Nazaiia. the new go-ais -
r-lfiing paitricgin Hose, silk clocked, u -,
hax up Three -buttoa Paris Kids IN All color = ~
White Shetland VOL shawl, I IS and or. Cor
-ct.. SOC. and up One button Kids soc To- butt n
Kids 9c Gin stresf cOlcrs only, Job Dot a Linen
Lap Robes a. and w; Ladies aud Gents Ulier.
wear: PsrasOls and Nun Umbrellas ~ gresi varlstY
direct from the best factories IN The nite state. a
less than the ruling prices. a. 90 as aui n
Shesting Co;tons very chesr, best makss fap-r Can
brio, double width Sc: Msmsuits q RioAchad
cottons. lsc New York Mills Bleachesi stion.
lie q. Fruit Of the Loom 4 q Rlesched Cotton, l3,sc
aud = complete line q Dry Gcois. Motors, Glove
Hosiery. &c 81 colresp0ndngly loN fgurs Store
open until cclcCk y. m BRopHkAD 60
939 PennsyiN anis avenue, between 9Th and inth
streets. lels "
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~ CENTRAL BCILDING ASSOCIATION,
W. Nc. 2-FoTty nth monthly meeting on
it WI ". MOORE, Secretary.
FTAkE NQTICEIThe fourth manthly meet;
WEDNEsDAy 9TH instant, at 11E p IN. At Room
81 l. pIoii Building, corner q 5,h and north
stock are now open. No Saes Ssss' All the STOCK.
holders are 70 be present. a. business Of
Ee2t GEO. W. CIssEL, Sec. and Treasurer.
~ NOTICE.-The ann a. meeting of the Stock
ANCE COMPANY. Of wss hinston. win be held at
Ss o IN q shs 80 1 ,ss
0' ;as q pm NOBLE D; Ls sssS.sssy.
@sn.gereni q the W oman !, Temperance Union"
Open from7 g. m 20 II .. m. Je2l-lm
~ ICE.COLD TEA,
Of unrivaled flavor,
VIII MILBURNs FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
A. .'29 LVANIA AVENUE,
Is the moe. superb and delicious drink Jet intro
cueed. Je29 u
FYOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
AS TON,
CORNER OF srB AND STREETS.
aeaiins Room. and Library free to all.
Prayer Meetings daily At ELS, 8, and ,. N.
sabbath Eyshins Services, ts1elusivsiJJ for
young men. at o clock.
sabbath Afternoon Services At $50.
Circulating Library, DOoo volumes. New books
4r-=tantly aided may - U
-(.sPECIiL INSTRUCTION IN PENMAN-
~ SHIP AND BOOKKEEPING will be given
1s. Ss sd Esisf, fss f9,Tf
FkiDhY LyENINGS, from to O'Clock.
yBiSr sessions resumed Sept LIST. Je6 I'm
PREAOvAL.-wM. HOLTLnAS Attor.
y ney at-Law has removed 20 No. t32 Il y street
rihwe-t, opposite Ebbitt House, AMI viii De
seassd lis friends and business scgusintsIces
szsi business solicited aud money Invested hill,
L.. yc9-u
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BOARDING..

THE PLEASANT AND COMMODIOUS
4 HOUSE, No. Sos 18th street northwest. has
been thoroughly renovated and remodel q, and viii
be opened for rented rooms and nrst-class table
board the LIST Of July. Furniture ard carpeting
new. House open for Inspection now. je95 2ws
NTILLIKE EMS Cerneg Of 10th and \ streets
WI northwest, Washinston. 2. O., one .auare from
month: I..n.isat Board, q per day. House thor
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nIyoRCEs Legally OBTAINED FOB IN
IL COMPATIBILITY, etc residence unneces-
cary; fee alter decree. Address P, o. Box 1887,
Chicago, Ill. IeSet'
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nPERA AND FIELD GLASS CEASES
A large assortment very fine hana-@ ~
H. ade CASEs, and at very low prices.
III. III. HEMPLER,
OPrICIAN,
jyS-tr asa Pennsylssnis avenue.
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BRICK HOUSES FOR BALE.

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
eco, $500, el 600, S30oo, os,00, and $500,
per cent. Tor negotiating ly1U
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PERSONAL.

LIVERY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
the house. at 75c. Also, Md Slipper at the low
price Of 75c., worth 81. Please call through the
nue.. jei7-tr
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DE- Ao. 1is Isss Hsr,.,., u.A. Pa. 4

llOGKRTS Vk0EZABL1 UVOGR SYROP.=
- wsIseS, : csss q Mhs.eans GSHgh that e.sHcs
sYREP." II Is also the besf in 1ss Tor Ooushs,
Colds HoArsenes., SORE Throat, Crosp, and 81 Bror
and wholesale By CHARLke eT6TT : CO., snd b
tbs prcprietcEs 1919 q. northwest, HoyN-H
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ID COSMETIC ANTIDOrE.

iy7.2w. 20 DO. 80. 455, washington, D.
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IN OF WA0HINQT0u.
Cash CaYisai, 4oo .M ri surpiss. ens rs:
soaobls TERMS.
once, 6A3 Louisiana axenns, 1rM door eaa q ~
street, OHARLB0 KNAPP, President.
GEO. ". RIGGS, Vioe President.
u0BL1 D. tARHER, eecrseary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

AMATEUR WALKING AT LONG BRANCH.
A sIx-MILE RACE WON FAST TIME BY JOHN
HoERTEI.
An amateur walking match which had been
talked " the hotels and cottages at Long Branch for
a week took place soon after daylight yesterday morn
ing The contestants were Albert Lyngstone and
George H. Johnston Of New-York. and John Hoerel Of
Philadephia-al young men VIII" move in fashionable
society at the Branch 1t had been understood that
Dion Bouccaut IT,. and Frank Durand were also to
walk they matched for separate trial Hoertel
il known on the schuy kill fine Oarsman. Johnston
is an amateur yachtsman and sitOne was prOni-
athletic sports at Yale several years ago Inc
time and place OF the had been concealed rs far As
possible to prevent anything Ike public exhibit
bitiou hut there not less than 30 pcrsonS-inclrd
ing carriages and on horseback soon
after o'clock at John Ioeys Hollywood Park The
course-not measured, but supposed to bo distance OF
a little more than six mics-was through Cedar ana
Occanavcs 10 the East End and return The pedestrians
ghtly clothed in understands and linen trousers
The three wa: ed abreast far the turn INTO Ocean
ave. hut AT remarkably fast gat Tor amaI. S Living
.true and Ocrtr walked in ne usual professional lna-
ner with their arms held high, their hands at their
breasts. and them heads erect Johnston swung ms
arms at his Sides and his gait was stumbling | pom
turning into Oceannyc. Johuston ana 0ettei LOOK tAe
gravel sidewalk. md Livingstone chose he softer road
wav Oppo il, the United states Hotel, Livingstone
had gained lead OF 30 feet. Johnston sa- lcaIlhS
near the Fast End Hole the referee who was on horse
Dack stopped in the middle OF the avenue ~ turning
r'inf Rhinestone quickencd his strides, and went
s-ptnd the referee la a way that was nearly y run.
I,hnsfou'a hard walking hast greatly atgued hll, ana
ne onld not helm being passed Dy HOere after the
turn There was no method OF accurately gtIgng the
sted but the time from tie East End 10 the West End
sIld to be INST two miles, walked in 10 minutes.
Livingstone still retainer, the ledd bus MAS taxing Occa
snnI rreliug steps, showing that his endurance Wts
nearly a an end At the into tcdai-yr his strength
rn,e way and he stumbled am fell. lie was Helped 10
nj, feet and started again. hut evidently dilly ana
his conpefitors lett him nUpclcssy in the Johnston
tel bncg when near the end, aud llOerel won III Tour
iuutrs less than an hour. The ground viii he accu-
Itey measured a. this time l. believed to De reI'arAaDie
for amateurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
NAVAL INTEILIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July u. 49, The United STAIRS
Frnlc Gtting for philadelphia, will be
sen 10 Norfolk early next month, TO be dcAei aud
hch II SAB Tor Rio JanerO, 10 take the
the south Pacific station. That ,ess.
being very md unseaworthy viii pOl ADy be sold IN Bra
I'll I'll s u a IL { I,titlou g. bring home.
Juun a. -yn has been trfd 10 cr nance duty &C
the NewNOrk Navy yard, in place Of cut Clifford H. MOs
hu de- chcc non tft dniy IN orerei % the
Froiic. Midsh.l men L. = Carter c. A. co uin, r. =
Collins &. A. Amsdeu, AMI T.. ID. bOstCk have been
or ord u nj crary duty on The frohc. and on her
arrival the suafh Atlantic station 10 report Tor dnty
that Capt H. Colhoun, Lieut. Thomas ~ Lee, AMI
Passed Assistant Engineer Ralph Aston having reported their
return the omaha have Occnipiacs wal
ders Lieat NJ. W Resugr recently detached from tho
Omahs been placs sick leave Lieut. Nasbufn May
detached from ea duty contested With Vie
10, -h.res I'D ordered 10 Newpa X. L. tor torpedo Ia
s,r..,1ao . a. lrrs has beou detached from the
rni and orer TO proce home aud wait on, prs: Master
orwin OF the wrecked steamer safaac has been Or
dared 70 the rncIz IicgL sumner &. rsze o. been do
from special duty connected with the barren survey