Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-18
May Marshall Beating Madame An
dersOn's Long Walk.

At three o'clock this morning Miss Marshall
had finished walking 200 quarter miles In 2 900
consecutive quarter hours. This is what she
FIRST started out to accomplish. She has added
10 her Self-impOSed task, however, and will
walk 2,,96 quarter miles in the same number OF
quarter hours. II she holds out she will finish
Der walk al half-past eleven this evening Last
evening there was large crowd in the Gymna-
SUM on street. Where the walk is In progress
AT the HuarJer-hour taps OF the bell Miss Mar
shall appeared on the SawduSt and reeled off her
quarters IN snort time. a lean young man held
her by the arm and walked around with her
She wore a red walking suit OF professional cut
carried whip, rather heavy and looked re-
1halkaOy fresh for one who has done so much
harasslng walking. She looked about as trim
from the tastefuily arranged black hair on her
Eeid Gown TO her striped stockings as on The
Od4 she commenced her tramp The only an
fearance of wear about her is in the wrinkles
under the eyes ana around the mouth and ,
uuli looh ol the eyes. She frequently cnatIed
Win the young man accom- pany inc her I,IIrinr
one OF the intervals bel .een the quarter hons
a walking match vas arranged between ". T.
Reed. \. 7. Pardon and another gentlem an
Not getting good start, Mr. Reed turned ana
walked the other way. All three gentlemen
being broad and the track narrow. there was :,
coliiSlon every time they met. All three were
WITHDRAWN from the track by their hacker.
before the first quarter was COMPLETED s com
niltlee or weilknOwn business men ana
phy slcians have arranged for testimonial
10, TO MISS U.s. MaLshals pluck this evening. AL
TWO O'Clock to-day she had walked her = ,,51th
quarter, and there was some little swagrer i'm
hef gait, Indicating that the walk was beginning
fastest was when she had half cOnlnlrfed fhe
task, lthe l35o,) Ill 2:l+@.
CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER on PARTIES AM
RECEPTIONS. To-day in the Circuit Court the
case OF Morgan agt. Childs ct al, was called
when counsel for defendant (Mr JORDAN asked
a postPohement, remarkng that his wife had a
reception To- day. and he desired 10 assist her
Inc the1 Justice remarked that he could MOI
reeeNe slcn I'm excuse, for here were cases
waiting lrlal while parties and receptions were
peihg TAXED OF. These things seem 10 enrro,s
ohe-nai1 OF the time OF the people of Washinr
ton, and he was unwilling to excuse lawveTs
from The rugged duties of life 10 afford them an
opportunity 10 participate iii them .,t;o on
with the case; never mind the dress parade =
! The case then proceeded
DEEns IN FEE have been tiied as follows. : r
Bond 10 u. +. UlmStead. sub. -, So. Isl; 81, 500
k1lbouin & OlmStead to Mary H. Bond lot 20.
ST. 24l; Si.96623. bowman and Bradley. trlls-
tees, 10 Chas., G. G. and II. Bradley, trustees,
property on ist- near Market ST., Georgetown n;
s.. Nathan j. Gutman TO Jacob Z. Gutmar
property known as III Bridge ST.. Georgetown;
:: 81. Mary'S Academy, OF st. Joseph 5
county, Indiana. TO the Academy OF the Holy
cross, Iot l6, so. 24I; 500. j. W. Pilng. trus-
lee 10 T. T. Furlong, lot &C. sII. 623 81 ,625. A.
l. Gay 'oh U d. AcClOsAey lot 4, SAL 2Os; s2,O
To HEADS OF FANILIEs.-Many heads OF fam
lilies are not aware that there is law of CON
gTess which prohibits the buying. selling or
using unlawfully, bottles marked with the
! name or names OF owners thereof, such as ale.
beer or soda bottles. Such law is, however.
In force In this District, and we advise all per-
sons to return such bottles 10 the dealer from
who m they may have been received, and not to
ailtw their servants 10 use or sell them for any
| purpose or to any person. as 4 violation OF the
| law would render them liable TO be arraigned
before the Police Court TO answer therefor
IUNTINGs, BUNTINGs, BUNTINGs,-Eyery color
made and all wool, 25 cents at TOwSOn'S, Dress
Seeds and Carpets. SIG Pennsylvania avenue I