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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12

"SPELLING BEE," a new humoro:s
Song and Chorus, by Sep Winner. a
funny subject, very iiocularly worked
up, words and music admirably adap-
ted, has the ring of popularity about it,
would prove an effective song fer the
"Spelling Bees" aboundlpg in our
country. Mailed for 80 cents by Lee
& Walker, Music Publishers, Phlladel-
phis.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12

VI1HE Beatty & Plotis celebrated Golden
L Tongue Parlor Organ, the best parlor
organ now in use-Hsrah. 81 h--
ST CLAIR, Pa, Dec 6, 1873.
Messrs. Beatty 4 Plots, Gents Il have
received the organ as sent BY your firm to
me. and hare had it examined. and il gives
ample satisfaction. JoHs SISEI.
MAH,SoY CIrr, Pa, Oct. Ii, 1873.
The Beatty & Plotts celebrated Golden
Tongue Parl0r Organ is BY far the bes,
parlor organ in use. have carefully ex-
amined IL, and find its tone, workmanship
and durability to be the best 7 ever saw,
ard / can with pleasure recommend it 20
any one in any one in want of frst.ciass
pario. organ. PEov. o. II. USsrE.
Messrs. Beatty & Ploi;s, Gents:-Hayins
had one of your Golden Tongue Parior Or
gans for six mouths past, thought b,forc
recommending il TO give II fair trial, and
am happy to testify that I; surpasses AL that
has been said OF al, crtiSed about it. Ihave
had professors of music and celebrated or
ganists come aud try it, and one and all say
that it is one of the sweetest and best toned
instruments in the market 1t has tIken
the shine out of all the others arouna here.
| am perfectly satisfied with it, and if
could not get another of the same kind,
money cotili HOt entice me to part with IT
You may publish this if you see fit, ss ny
organ can be tried by any enc wishing TO do
SO, in proof OF what / Say.
A. :. X. RicHARDs,
Late editor of the raniaqua Courier, now al
Bethlehem, Pa. -r rf
Aes.rs. Beatty & Plots, of \, ashiugton,
n. j.. are gentlemen OF enterprise and
whose presence would be credit tn any
community. y. J.) Herald,
( 1873.
I Washington, y. J., is A beautiful village
OF nearly 5000 inhabitants, IL miles from
New York, and II miles IRON Easton. Pa,
ON the line of the d. l.. * W K. x. DON'T
/ fail TO see and examine the Beatty L Plott,
| Golden Tongue Parlor Organ, before buy
ing elsewhere, or send for a new illustrated
/ price list just out for 1874 Address
| BEATTY * PLOTS,
| " ashington, " j.
DAsIEL p. BEATTY. EDWARD FLOTrs.
April 29-ly
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12

REGARDLESS of the fact that the
New York Tribune is not published in
this State, it took almost as active a
part against General Hartranft during
the campaign that resulted in his elec-
tion as Governor, as if it had the whole
interests of PennsJlvania pressing on
its shoulders. 1t predicted that be
would do no good. 1. does not now
view him as it did then. 1t says, Gle
has not only lived down the SANDERS
that were set aAoat against him when
6rst nominated for the distinguished
position be now holds, but that he dis
charged the onerous duties of his Office
with integrity"
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TERMS.

Subscription. $3.50 per annum.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
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Transient business notices in local col
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Deductions viii be made TO those desiring
10 advertise by the year, halt or quarter
year.
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Rare Inducements !

3O,OUO SALE SALE 2saia Sal I@hD land. are s1H 81,
Glied ON and near the Cairo * FULTON Rail
road in Randolph Co., Arkansas, and viii
ra'se from filty to sixty bushels Of corn or
Or" bale of cotton 20 the acre, aud win be
solf at prices ranging from one 20 twenty
dollars per acre, according to the improve
nleuts on sans. TERss.-On--fourth cash,
and balance IN one, two, three and four
Years.
LEVI HEIGHT 4 BROTHER,
Pocahossas, Arkansss
SENT -. tS-l
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12

THE Republican county convention
OF Ferry county met in Bloomfield on
Monday, the Sd inst. wm. Lovther.
isaae Wright and Lewis Potter we're
chosen conferees, to act in conjunction
With confetees from blifliu aad Juui.t.
counties, III the selection of Senatorial
delegate to represent the distric. IN the
convention. DR.. j. NJ. B.azee, Of
Academia, is the Senatorial conferee,
chosen by the Convention last fall with
power to select his own couferees, to
represent This county 10 the district con-
ference.
John W. Muthersbaugh is the Rep
resentafive delegate to the State Con-
ssntion from this county. He was em-
powered BY the county convention.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12

There are a lot of bachelors in this place
who fight shy of the ladies' ali the time, but
they are no. to be compared to the twenty
three religious bachelors, who in monas-
terry in Turkey '.have not seen woman
since infancy, and one Of them tells an in
:erviewer that he can form no idea what a
u oman is llke.'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12
DyspepsiaL Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the ulost' pc-plexinS Of al
human ailm--ts. It's symptoms are almost
infinite in their variety. aud the lorlorn rud
d-spoudent victims Of the disease otter
fancy themselves the prey. in tEru. OF eyrFy
sBOwn nlalady- This Is due, IN yar;, 10 ;hs
close sympathy WhIch exists between th,
stomach and the brlis, aud la paGt also "a
the fact that suy disturbance of the digrs-
tive function necessarily disorders the hyer
the bowels AID tao nervous svst-m. apd
effects, 10 sOme cxteat, The quality of the
blO0f.
+. r. KEnkei'S Bitter Wine Of Iron Is
4 sure cure. This il not a u..gC prepaIaiiOn,
70 be tried and found wanting; It has be.r
prescribed daily for many years in the prac-
tice of eminent hysicitns with unparalleled
success II il not expected or Intended ro
cure all the di,cas' 10 whicF the human
family j, s'Ihjrct, but il wtriauted to- cure
Dyspepsia "a ~. nlost oD stiIiste form. X uu-
kel's Bitter Wine of Iron never fails 70 cure.
SymtOnIs of Dvspyrsi. are loss uf ar.s;it...
wind anu rising Oi the fnnd. dryuess OF the
mouth, hcartb'.rr. diStcEsion Of the siolI-
sch and bowels, constipation, headache,
. dizziness. sieepIe--n"ss and low -ri-ifs. Try
the great remedy and De CONVINCED ut its
merits. Get the genuine. Take only Kun
kcfs, which is put only in ; bnttles. y
pot. 359 NORTH Ninth St. Philrieirhis. Pa
II never tails. For sale by ali Drhcy,-ts
aud dealers evervw here
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12

A REMARKABLE child w:s born in
Bratton township, Mifflin county, on
Friday last. A boy, entirely healthy,
and thriving we'll, but having no nose,
excepting two openings for nost..ls-
and no eyes, though fully deve'opad
eyelids which can be opened. Other
wise his head is perfect, With the ek-
ceptiOn Of an unsightly FOIL or prOtu-
berance upon his forehead One of his
feet has six toes, though two of them
are grown together the other foot has
five toes, and upon its side another
which very much resembles q thumb.
Altogether the child presents an extra
ordinary freak of usture.-Lew,stovn
Democrat.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-12
nniform rae Of .ssessmenf on an -prop=

uniform rate OF assessment on an prop
erty made subjsct To school tax, and,
With that understanding, its enactmAnt
is free from obscurity aud within
the comprehension Of the most ordi-
nary mind. We are, therefore, the
more confirmed In the adoption of this
exposition, and because it aocords with
the Legislative Interpretation, and be-
cause it exhibits a coherent, simple and
uniform system. h
The decree of the court below is
therefore reversed, at the COS. of the
appellees, and the preliminary injunc-
ton is dissolved and set aside. -
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Tape w M

Removed IN few hours No fee asked
until the entire worm, with head, IS eSpei-
led. Medicine HARMLESS, being purely veg
etabie. CUnsuIi .rion free by DR.. F. r
kUSKEL, No. .jq North Ninth street, Psrl-
adelphia, Pa. SEAT, f'n n,d S:5tnach
Worms also removed. advicefree. Send
for circular. Go % your Druggist and ask
for KrsKEL's WoRs SvRrF. Price s pei
bottle. The Worm Sernp never tails.
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Luetta Smith, Cora Eagler and Isaac Lau-
yer were present every day during month.
Laetta Smith was present every day dur
ing term, and Isaac Laurer was present
every day except one.
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MARRiED:

Port Royal, Juniata Co.. Pa.
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REPORT OF LOCUST run SCHOOL,
For month and term euiiag May LIST, 1875.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
MACCABE ROBBED.

On saturday evening last, between the hours OF
halfpast SIX and nine O'Clock, Frederick Maccabe,
the well known entertainer and ventriloquist. was
robbed OF several articles. valued at $1,000. Mr..
Maccabe resided with MS vile in the building
above Robinson Hall, which Is run as a sort OF
hotel, on what IS known as the European plan.
Their rooms were situated on the secOna moor,
facing on Sixteenth street. During the day Mrs.
Maccabe had been busy packing the trunks pre-
vious 10 moving TO PHILADELPHIA, and many
artc.es Jay about the room. winch was IN some
disorder In the first trunks had been put the
most cUnlmon articles. wniie the last re-
served Tor the more valuable things. This, lG ap
pears, was lett open wDen Mr. and Mrs Maccabe
went out Wnen she came back q gentleman's
seaiskin overcoat. valued ar $780, and jewe.ry TO
the amount OF some $500 mad been taken. Ihe
thlei, who mad evidently been tn Il hurry, Tor.
tunateiy neglected 10 look through the trunk, In
which was 5000 IL greenbacks concealed IN one
corner.
The detectives OF the Twenty-ninth precinct
were notiaed OF the robbery anu IN oundering
all the rooms IN search OF the stolen opery, for
whlcn 1t is likely that several complaints w!il be
made against them before the Police CommlS-
s.oners Or course they recovered nothing ana
Mr. Maccabe Will never. probably. hear anything
more OF his stolen property lett ior Philadel-
pnla on the day after the loss.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
MURDERED BY MALPRACTICE.

THE HORRIBLE DEATH OF A BROOKLYN GIRL
Another case OF malpractice, resulting In the
death OF q handsome young woman, was brought
TO light In Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. As In
most important criminal cases the police are very
retIcent, but enough has been developed to prove
that tae victim met her death In the same snocx-
ing manner as the unfortunate Alice Augusta
Bowlsby. The lacts oil lois latest Brooklyn horror
are substantially these :--On sunday TIE 2sth ult..
young woman named An toineIte Fenner the only
daughter OF Charles Fenner. furrier, VINO resides
In three story BRICK house at No. 6s President
street. BroOkyn. They found tnat she was surer-
lag from the effects Of malpractice and shat sue
would PROBABLY die. Everything that medical
skill coud devise was done 10 relieve her, but with
no other euect Lhan prolonglng ner existence Tor
one week. Tue unfortunate creature died early
last sunday morning 10 the greatest agony.
Coroner cimms was notified OF The case, but he
declined last evening 10 state wnetner II was be-
lore or ailer the death oil Ms. FenDer or whether
no had ylstcd Ger 10 take her ante-laOrtem state
meut. Yesterday AFTERNOON the Coroner mace
iouno that death resulted from medical malprac.
tice. IL was also discovered that the operation
OF u cruel and DunEluR nature, aud that the
woman must have suffered intensely
The DO Ice were a. once notified and the entire
Central ONCE DE tectve squad were at once placed
at work upon me case one OF the detectives
stated that they were IN possession ola clew 10 the
guilty parties ana tnat tney wOulu PROBABLY be
arrested during tie night Captain Ferry, IN
whose precinct tue deceased resided lmmeclatey
despa tcbed Detective Roach aud Iun Der OF
oricers IA citizens clothes In pursuit OF the muir.
derer or murdercss. Toe pouce stated also
That MISS Fe amer was engaged to tne proprietor
OF . nossi IN New York.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH MATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City of New York (Br,, Loehead, Liverpool
via Oueenstown--John O Dale.
steamer Nortn Point Smith. Fernandina via Port
Steamer Richmono, Kelly, Ba.more-old Dominion
steamer Jane Moseley Bald win. Wilmington, Del
Master. ... -,
steamer vindicator Doane P!iladolphia-Jamss
Steamer Neptune Berry Bosfon-H Dinocs.
ship Nutlah tBr, Burr, Mebourne-E Cameron
Barn. Anita tosn). Nielsen. FrcdricsshavOn-Funch,
rsrk Reguus Nor. Holte, Havre-C Tobias & Co
Bark Pearl (Brl, Cross Gpraltsr for ordors-Bowrns
BARK Devonshire, Fakef. Buenos AyresJ Norton. Jr,
BARK q dc zaldo, Miller, Cardenas--waydsns 4 Co
Hgrk Brotners chase, sagua-Jas Ward 4 Co.
BARK Harriet Jackson, Bacon hatanzas Tor orders
Hrig n Il Wriani Meyers Cardenas--walsh Field
Brig juliet Clark. Moore ssgua- Marcus hunter
srig Excelsior tBp. Mayor, Hamilton CBermuia-D
Bria Goorains tBr), Bartlina Lockport Ss-Heney
schr glimpse (Br Kennels. Rio Janeiro--rhos Norton
chr Annie L Palpsr. LOWS Jsremio--Thackeray
schr Morning Dew C3rj, Stockton sagas-w Grace
senr LilIy Cole charleston-Evans hall A Co
schr Laura Roberta Cnareston-BenIley Gillersleeve
schr Rosa Epplnser Bayles. Charlesi ion--Evsns Ball
scbr yreozs. C.anmer, Richmond. va-slaght Petty.
schr james Jones. Asay, niehmond, Va--slasht
seRr Trade Wind Bryant Richmond, va-slaGht
schr Worden q EvaDs ---t Norfok--saght Petty.
chr Is johnson, Rose Norfolk -slaght ro.ty.
schr Oakes ADeA ndmunds, batnore-oIaght
chr Charles Ropes. Kirby. Boston,. Goodwin
sear Island city nowsA New Haven-P II Brown
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
DARING BURGLARS.

Between Saturday nignt and sunday morning
last thieves entered the building No. n Howard
street. by means OF alse Keys and packed up
property valued AZ $4,000, which they selected
& ON the stock OF T.. 5. Van Arsda.e, dealer In
SILK fancy goods, tied up In SIX large bags
hnd removed 70 the outer door. Tue discOv-
efy OF tne attemp, 20 burXlsry was made og Ofn-
Ger Corey, 0f tue Fourteenth precinct, who was
on pos IN toe street., aud a sharp wltcn was kept
On the place until the occupants arrived. On tue
dooF Delnx opened " was lound that the burglars
had ieit the remnants OF nasty lunch and also a
couple OF empty bottles.
hJ the same Time the thieves entered the
place IL Howard street. another gang was opera.
ting ca tue large drJ goods store on the corner OF
BfOoms aud CROSBY streets, Tut were iriahteDed
OF before they could make their escape WIN auy
oi toe property. The poiice OF the Fourteenth
preciuct deny sny knONledxs OF tae latter at
tempt
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

On Saturday night some thieves got into the old
iron yard OF L. Lassar Co., at the corner of
Twenty-1rs. street and Tenth avenue, and, press.
ing the door OF the rear ience, entered the once
at tue rear window. They then blew open the
safe and distracted from 1t Sc In cash and silver
watch OF the same value.
Last Wednesday thieves succeeded in entering
the store OF g. N. Dixen, No. a Cortlandt street,
and stole from 1t pocketbooks to the value or
81 ZOO.
On March 8 number OF articles we're stolen
from No CO Es5ex street, among others 100 sewiDg
machine shutties, valued az tl00; six dozen spool
sewing machlne needles, sl75. besides silver
watch, S. ana fifteen pairs OF scissors $40, amount
ing In all to the value OF f40j-
sneak thief entered the premises OF Emanuel
Strauss. No l0j Thompson street. aud stole cloth
Ing Jewelry and cash. In all worth $3.50.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

IusY SESSIONS IN BOTH HOUSES LAST N0HT-
MODIFICATION OF THE GENERAL RAILROAD
LAw--NPoRTANT LOCAL LEGIsLAT1oE.
TRENTON, Marcn 8, 1876.
Both houses held busy sessions tonight. 1t ID
probable that tho adJourn ment sine dfe will take
place on the 25th inst. The prospects OF . joint
meeting for the election oil State and county
prncers s very gloomy. The republican Senate
refuse TO 20 into this meeting except on tue condi
rion that the officers are divided between both
parties
THE GENERAL RAILROAD Law.
In the Senate tonight bills were introduced BY
Mr.. Hopper amending the General Railroad law by
adding 10 the nity-seventh section as loows:-
"An capital stock OF such companies subscribed
lor but the subscriptions for wnicn have not been
July paid shall be forfeited 10 the use OF the CON-
pany unless the amount unpaid on sucn supscrp-
ton be paid 10 the SAID receiver within sixty daJs
Alter the appointment
President Taylor introduced a oil providing that
any person snail make transfer OF any prep.
rrty or goods or chatte.s. liable to taxation oy
of we psrp5se ~ sssea ,Sa os any
or shall obtain a loan IN order 10 claim reduc-
non OF taxes. 10 shall oe deemed misdemeanor,
punishable with $4,000 nno or one year IN toe
NEWARK DISTRICT COURT BILL
In the House considerable discussion TOOK place
ever the District Court bill OF Newark, ana
another bill whicn provides thas 40 person shail
commence the orug business IN the state without
having had nye years experience In SONS drug
store. Tue object ol the latter Dill Is u provide
against the ounders OF ignorant and incompetent
persons dealing out drugs.
Both bills were temporarily laid over.
AN EXEMPTION BILL
Mr.. Morrow Introduced a Dili 10 exempt house
hold goods, chatteis and tradesnen's tools " the
amount Of 500 rom taxation.
woMANis RIGHTS.
Another BILL Introduced by Mr. Dodd, PROVIDES
that any married woman holding policy or In
on tue lie OF her husband or otner person
may transfer and assign Toe same, as " sue was
o. this time oI making such Iansier n single
female.
Both houses sd,ournsd tm tomorrow morning
Huesday).
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsTot, March 8-Arrvec. steamer Cornwall Or
stampsr. New York.
BELFAST. March e-saied. bark Giuio dtaD. Pauirlo
Cni,ed statss
bremen March G-Arrivsd, bark Sophie (yor), soren-
sen. Ch arleston
DEAL, March 7-Arrived. ship John Worcester tBr,
Cawse. New YORK tor London: barks Flying Spur (Br
Croot do for do; Corning (Br), McHcnry Mobile for
RevaL
CARDIFF Maren s-salsi, sehr Grace Andrcws An.
drews Havana.
CALCUTTA, March e--saiisd, ship susan Gilmore Car.
yer, Boston.
FALaoUrn March 7-Arrivsd. ship Cors Adler Xor,
Lootz. New orleans
GENoA--Arrivcd. schr Henry @ winship Doanc, New
Orleans
hAvaR March 6-Arrived. bark ysubsn tFrJ, Bronss-
unsory, New Orleans
sailed Gth, BARK Lucy tBeg, Grundell United st1tes
LIVERPOOL. March 7-Arrived, ships Caravan, waete
lacr New Yors Premier Nor), Bruunsyaard, and Gene.
va McLoon, Eew Orleans; Eric the Red. oliver san
Francsco; Victoria (Br, Warren Pensacola; Lake IT
CLAIR fBr Lamont do; barks Avanos (Nor) 1hrostsn.
zen, Noriols Gertrude t3r Hlt Charleston; Queen OF
Commerce tDr). Kerr rensscola; GlsuarAy GBn, Bag.
ley San Francisco.
LAasg March 7, sPM-saled. steamer stats OF Georgia
DR. Cooper drom Glasgow, New York
LIcArA-Saied schr Hergiex, Baker, United
States
MEssrsA-saled bark American Eagle. Renirick,
New YorN; brig Casaopia tBs), Pcttis United stateA
NEWPORT, March 5-Sailed. barNs sagadahoc, Powera,
Rosario; Sunshine. CarA Havana (aiter putting bacx
PLraoCTH, March 5-ArrIvei steamer Ffisia tOer)
Meier. New York for Hamburg
PALssao--saled, ship Nuovo Ratuer d,aD Ia Comare'
New YORK.
QuRrSsrowx March 7Arrivsd, ship zuietto tDr), Da.
vie. Portisnd o. baIks IAbertss Aus. whaadcr sal'
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
THE ITALIAN WRECK.

EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO RECOVER THE BODY
OF THE CAPTAIN.
A. p. Agresta, ship broker; A. D. Bonanno. Cap
tain A. La Nasa, OF bark Pasquale Ajelo; Captain
G. Leona, OF bark Teresa Lovico; Captain G.
Domlnici OF bark Guiia, and other Italian cap
talns now here, have begged Mr.. Ferdinando
De Lucn, Consul General OF Italy. 20 order the
Italian Consul at Boston to do his utmost to re-
cover the remains Of the unfortunate Captain G.
Pirano, or the wrecked Italian bark Giovanni. and
forward the same here 10 the above mentioned
persons, with the intention or doing due nonor to
the remains OF one so well deserving the esteem
and love OF his couutIymen, having given, whle IN
lie, proof oil his patriotism when an officer OF tue
Royal Italian Navy, as also In the discharge OF his
duties as captain OF the mercantile MARINE and an
esteemed cilizen IN his country and regretted by
Oil who knew him.
In response to this appeal Si0nor De Luca has
sent the following despatch:-
SINoTrJ, Italian Consul Boston
II the Capaips body Is found try best TO have il
put ice and sent here to my address, OF a. T.
Agresta, chip broker Have decent burying on the
for all the others Send agent II and
have the hulk and objects the ship sold claim the
price II already sold DE LUCA.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
ON THE TRACK.
BENEFIT AT THE uIPPoDgoNE FOB wEsToN's
CHILDREN.

A BENEFIT AT TIE MPPoDgoNE FOB wEsToN's
CHILDREN.
In view OF the extraordinary pluck and endui-
ancs exhibited by L. p. Weston last week in his
"iong walk" during which he outwalked two
competitors, Mr. Barnum yesterday rendered to
him complimentary benefit, the proceeds OF
which are go to the children OF the great pedes-
trian. The entertainment consisted OF hity-
mile walk without rest or food by Mr..
Weston, who starred out to make this
distance in eleven consecutive hours. That he
Iel short OF accomplishing this distance by four
miles Is not to be wondered a.. The fact that ne
made iorty-slx miles within the time named shows
remarkably well, considering the great strain he
had undergone last week. Indeed II proves that
Weston is most remarKahle man, possessed or
extraordinary recuperallve powers. ana. wnat Is
more. OF a wonderful ainount OF courage and
grit, such as the competitors VINO have
entered into any contest with him have
never shown. 1he manner In which he started
or on his walk yesterday emlnently proves this TO
be the TACT. NoL a sign was apparent that he mad
but Just, as 1t were, retired walk Oi 43i
miles. HIS step was eiastlc and his countenance
bright and cheerful, While he nad an easy SWING
with ms uody which betokened no weariness or
even Stiffness IL was even said among the
audience thas the man could scarcely be
ments, when resemoled more piece OF
machinery than mere Man-ltKe eXerilon. The
number OF spectators who visited the building to
witness the er.ormance oi this wonderful task
were greatly IN excess OF what was to be expected,
auu tHcy kept COMING auu going al lhe tiue rue
walk was III progress The result, pecunarily,
Will, doubtless, be a welcome surprise to the par
ties most interested. Weston star. Led yesterday at
H. 2Om. r. N. at gait OF about Is minutes to the
mile. and then gradually increased III speed. He
walked his first 10 miles by 3h. 35m., and his 20tn
by OBJ. 55Il. AIS. Tue 40Ln mile was scored by Ion
4sm. 1885,, and the 46th by l2h 20m. During the
walk the baud under the dreciio OF +. hartmaun,
played selection oi marches anu operatlc pieces.
THE Redo OLEAGY MATCH.
Wilson Reed, who is to walk O'Leary, OF Chicago,
q twenty mile match on Saturday, March 20, al the
HippOdrOme, was yesterday exercising on the
track, and Will continue 10 do SO daily until the
trial comes OIL.