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The New York herald., 1879-12-24
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded in the Registers Office
December %. 1S79:-
w Dyef s%a to
Elizabeth ST. iNc as5; b. q Cbctwood ticfcreeJ to non"
Catharine L. $500
seth sai. IS xn,hsn f. e sa av s41o
sesS St, 'So sis East; Frederick Miller jl. to N0m.
18th st. D s les fl W. Of av b 25xiosa John L. 90
Brewer and another Executors, &r) TO Arthur J.
10th :. iiss Il. ": q Sd ay, SosIooii; tho '
,o 70 Myor Dittonhostor nh 81 :i:, ~ = - 500
,c$ss =; isS e q "a AZ; iSS,sliodaE oo0
James A Breaksii and wife 70 Thomas Wall: 10000
,.S :,s 9: ,l .;
u. Butler and wife to Edward cOney,;:-;.. esooo
New ss ss f. & .':s e Il S s. s;s sCs
George OF .sd %is to g.
Romane Brown. .;......:......... Nom.
"S lots Sss % las TO sSeiSelSsSoJ rti Xdo5sS. & TocR
wood to Annie Brown q, s;i Nom
iIa 81 % and xe 81 Anns ssn az
'iS SesS ST.; ST. Louis n sshm.s and wife to Sarx.ros
fcttrctch to Myer Dttcnhoefer $4,000
ays5 D:isnhocfs, ana WIG Aans Fss.Tsssi assoO
vspis & s & tsI r. nas a lS SaSS SS a. a .;sss ss9
irregular: William Sharp Eliza Ortgics -. 5000
Irregular; Elias G. Brown and VITO to Mary Me-
9Th s.; n s. $50 ~ IT, o Of av b 10; r.
y. wcstbroes roieress 70 Gottired KIoer. $500
farS' and wife Esther 81 Lowsns.sis 1900
I'd aS d75 It W. o0 rear ioi n Of iistI St, Sjx
18th ST. s. o. Of 7ii av. Is sx6asxir mon"
regular; Daniel , Picrson 70 Margsre. Frazee: 1900
xirrcFSisr;. George W. Ridsoioy and and vito to
X.
irfps moss Daniel fo'f 0s Easstd va aso
years. at average rental Of $4,000
Atwood. virginis D. and husband. 70 N. G. Bcl- 49,.
and wife ws Briss. ss yS.i 10th
Bsss S g - Mary %sSS Of s, i0O0
conoy. T. B.. to II. Butler. w. OF 57t6 St, A04'
t Ss sns s Ss s% York lii. IN
sarSnee Company. s. Of io4th St. ". Of ID av
Same 20 Ditsenhootss. same property d mort ''
rass snss" years. ear % e ;cason No. 81 and ID aoo
Hughes SSes" William ~ ! and wife, to j. Briggs. 30
King Theresa 70 The Mutual Lilo Insurance Com. 'oO
Kra IT. fVs and ws ieh Sarah kasSnsnn
KpoIier g. ~ and Wife to tho Gren. saving Bank
Lewis q j. fn sad wo e as 70 wright Of od : $500
LSwsas,sa 81 Es,%o % g. fardii Of I'd i''
MeGarry Mary. to b. g. Brown. No Is Roosevelt -
Nsss. p H. and wife to r. j. oaslion ". Of 'Ao''
Greenweh ST. Of charlton st.; 3ycars. $500
instalmcnis. IsoU
Thurstcn, Annie H. ana husband, to the Germauia
9th av q mortgarosl: years. ,otai....... a4ooc
Biancke. y, 10 d. Bancke ....... 2iWo
Couder, O., d. to f. G. French. 2255
Franckn. Helena s. to Anna NJ. Rccd........... 3,UpJ
%vaSarS i%,' kcsanas is's H. Emerson. oool
lockwood H. TO Annie X Brown ,,............. $500
Mathews William. to A. y. Underh 300
Norris J. H., to Annie II. Brown.................
SteDgcl, r., to A. q. Hnssey Observation-Disclosures. 1OU
Store. William. to 5. Brown. .............. 4,5OC
Van Blankenstcyn, @. r.. and another (oxocutors,
Gc), Louise lselin.
Same 10 Thcresc Csyleus. eus........................
The New York herald., 1879-12-24
THE COURTS.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Notes of issue for the permanent admiralty calen-
dar of the United States District Court for the
1880 must be filed in the Clerk office on or before
Friday. December 26. 1879.
youth named James Kerrigan. charged with
striking Edward Leuthy. Of No. 502 West Thirty
ninth street. the 18th inst. the face because
the latter refused to join in strike in which his
companions were engaged in their place of business.
pleaded guilty yesterday, and Judge Gildersleeve
sent him to the City Prison for one month.
Charles Wakefield and James Lynch. charged with
violating the Excise law pleaded guilty in the Court
of General Sessions yesterday The latter fined
$3.50 and the former $25. The fines were paid and
Judge Gilderseeve administered wholesome warn
ing against repetition of the offence.
Robert May, the butler Of Mrs. Catherine M.
Jones, of No. 707 Fifth avenue. who forged her
name to q check and then ran away to Washington.
where he was afterward captured and brought to
this city. pleaded guilty yesterday in the Court of
General Sessions. and Judge Gildersleeve sent him
to State Prison for Ave years.
Martin DAILY and James Taylor, who committed
two burglaries, at No. 334 Water street. where
the thieves carried Oft showcase, stove and other
articles. and the other mt the promises Of Ann Glib
son. No. 60 James street, from which wearing ap-
parel valued at $40 stolen, were arraigned in
the Court of General Sessions yesterday. DAILY
admitted his guilt and sent to the State Prison
for three years. Taylor was remandcd for trial.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24
COURT cA1ENDAns-rHrs DAY.


vorst.-Court opens at half-past ten A. NJ. Calen
dar called at eleven A. Mos. 262. G. As. CO. lO5
1OS Og no. Ill. 112. 49, 1856, l41, 142 49, 22 225
226, PSI. 254. 257. 26O. 266. 267, 26S. 269.
SUPREME CoURT-dENERAL TEnM-Adjourned un-
til December 80.
supnEME CouRr-C -CIRcu1r-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-Court opens at half-past ten A. M. No
day calendar. Parts and 3.-Adjourned for the
term.
sUpEn1on Counr-GENEnAL TEnM.-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SpEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Speir.-Court opens at ten A. NJ. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Parts l and g.
Adjourned for the term. Part 2.-No calendar
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Adjou until
the first Monday OF January.
COMMON PLEAs+SpEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Calendar called at eleven A. M.-Nos 8, 9.
COMMON PIEAs-EouIry TERM.-Adjourned until
December 20.
MARINE CouRr-TR1AL TEnM-Parts !. 2 and g.
Adjourned for the term.
SUnnoGArE's CouRT-Held by Surrogate Calvin
Contested will Of Patrick Dicke, deceased. at eleven
A. NJ.
COURT OF OYER AND TEnM1NEn--Adjourned for the
term.
COURT OF GENERAL sEss1oNs-Parts and 2.-Ad-
journed for the term.
Held by Judge Choate.-Nos 210. A. D. Sideracudi
G. Mapes ia ]. Collins vs.. J. Scully ct al. g.
c. Grum VS.; w. !. Frost @ ct al; 81. J: G. Unnevehr
Bark G. Delap; $50. W. A. Pascal Schooner +. B.
Glkey; Isl, j. Crossan VIZ, Stcamtug E. A. Packer
1885, J. Duffy L. II. Williams; 105. ]. Farwell
Steamboat J. H. Starin; 115, G. A. Thorndike vs..
Same; 73. w. A. Duell vs. STEAMBOAT Niagara;
10l, G. Matoll VS.. Steantug A. B. Preston; 126. L.
J. Casey VS.. Brig Nile; 16l. W. Andus vs.:
Steamboat Saratoga: lit. B. Kane VS.. Penny ct
al; 129, P. j. Willis ct al. Steamship City of
Austin 1876. Middlesex Quarry Company vs. schoon-
er A. Mason; Ill, r. H. Powell ct al. Steamboat
Willie; l55. M. White VS.. Steamtng Laverqua; 178.
NJ Henderson Steamship Ostrello; III. P. J.
ORourke go Tons Of Coal; 233, d. Berger vs..
Steamtug Joseph Stickney; 139. H. ]. Newton VS..
Schooner Paucussett; 152. J. II. Moore ct al. VS..
Schooner Yankee Doodle; IA, j. Smith vs.. GO, ,OOC
Feet of Lumber; 22S. E R. Lowe vs. Canalboat G.
N. Titus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
LABOR TROUBLE.
Englishmen do not Intend to stand An
other Cutdown
Situation of English Manufacturers.

OLDHAM. July %. 1t is generally snp-
posed that there will be an endeavor after the
annual holiday in August, to bring the short
time movement nnder something like regu-
lar system. The cooperation of all will be
sought. Even masters admit it will be alb
surd 20 seek remedy for depression by call
ing upon operatives to submit to a
further reduction of wages. The published
accounts of Oldham limited companies show
hardly any have made any profit for two
years, and with some adverse balance so
heavy that even with good trade it is almost
impos sible for them to make profit perhaps
for years to come. In limited companies
alone 2,o0o,o0o pounds capital has been lying
unproductive three years, and 10000
pounds of debt was made and 20 per cent. re-
duction in operatives wages. Mills are run
ming on short time or closed. Numerous
failures have occurred and decrease of so
per cent. in value of house property. These
are some of the leading facts connected with
the history of the Oldham cotton trade.
WMKEsBARE. July 25. The strike of dri-
vers at the Susquehanna Coal Company at
Neaticoke. has terminated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
THE INDIANS.
The Whites ON the Upper Missouri Get
ting Alarmed.

New YoHK, July %. A party of excur-
sionists returned on the steamer Eclipse to
Bismarck Wednesday evening, from upper
Missourito Fort Peck. They were badly
scared BY Indians on the river bank, but not
attacked. Woodmen are deserting the woods
and raising the cry of Indians on the war
path. They say that the country is full of
them.
WAsHINGToN, July 25. The Indian agent
at Fort Beiknap reports that ~ lodges of
British Blood" Jecuntly crossed the line
and eamped near thespost.s They were swel
supplied Sith meat and very impudeHtss They
waitedupon thesagent in a body and ddemand-
ed afeast and upon his refusal set fire 70 hay
on the meadows and exhibited other hostili-
ties. They are now camped five or six miles
from the fort. He suggests the military take
the band in hand and show them across the
line at an early day. s''~s h-vs "a
A telegram from General Sheridan, at st.
Paul. says:
Wolrs band of Crows is at Berry's Land.
ing, with information that 800 lodges OF
Sioux are south of the Missoui, fon the way
TO Tongue river, to make friends with tho
whites. i''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
YER MONT.
Railroad Matters.

ST. JoHNsBuRY. July %. There has been
hearing for two days this week before Judge
Powers, as chancellor, in the cases affecting
the Portland & Og,lensburg railroad. Judge
Powers, as trustee of the preferred mortgage,
filed bill to foreclose that mortgage and
also cross bill to foreclose the first mort
gage. A cross bill was also filed on behalf
of certain creditors, for labor and supplies.
and +. F. Fairbanks & Co. filed supple
mcntary bill on a quantity of first mortgage
coupons paid by them. Further hearing is
postponed till August
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Ben. Butler again Intends TO Contest for
the Mass. GOvernOrship.

BosroN, July 25. A correspondence be-
tween Col Usher, chairman of the Butler
committee and Gen. Butler, in which the
Gen. announces his willingness to again con-
test for the governorship of Massachusetts,
has just been made public.
A call will be issued inviting those favora-
BILE to Butler to elect delegates who shall
convene at Worcester Sept. "a for the pur-
pose of ratifying such nomination and select
ing general state ticket. Notice also given
that headquarters will be opened early in
Sept.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly Operat-
ing In Stocks, by the 1.-TWO Unerring Rules for Sue
cess" in Messrs Lawrence 4 Co.'S new circular.
The combination method. which this firm has made
so successful, enables people with large or small
means to reap all the benefits of largest capital and
best skill. Thousands OF orders, In various sums,
are pooled into one vast amount and cooperdfed
mighty whote, thus securing to each shareholder all
the advantages of the largest operator Immense
profits are divided monthly. Any amount from S5 to
5000 or more, can be used successfully. N T. Bap-
tist Weekly, September 10th, ISIS, says, "By the
combination system sl5 would make s75, or five per
cent; $50 pays $3.50, or per cent; sl0O makes
$1,000 or 10 per cent. on the stock, during the
month, according to the Market" Frank Lesle's
Illustrated Newspaper June 30th "The combina.
tion system is founded upon correct business prnci
Piles, and person need be without an income while
II is kept working by Messrs. Lawrence & Co."
Brooklyn Journal, April 10Th sour editor made
net profits of $l0l.25 from $50 In one of Mcssrs
Lawrence 4 Co.'S combinations" New circular
mailed free) explains everything. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied Lawrence
l. Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
l3t Isis 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Assault.


BosToN, July -. A fracas occurred in the
laundry OF Hop Lee and Tung Mayo, in the
Charlestown district, last eve. in which VIM
j. Hubbard and VIM. p. Willard were as
saulted with an axe or cleaver and Hubbard
was probably fatally wounded, being bad
ly cut up. Willard was seriouly cut on the
knee. Two Cinnamon were arrested. Hop
Lee is supposed to be the guilty party
BosroN, July %. Hop Lee was arraigned
for murderous assault and jailed in default of
So 600. d rs'
Fatal Accident.
Ruth Preston of Tyler street fell through
the skylight of her house. this afternoon, and
was instantly killed.
Drowned.
A IL months old boy, son of John Gleason,
fell into an uncovered well at Watertown
and was drowned. il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

Messrs. Frank Baker and Leigh Hunt cap
tured live loon at Snow Pond, yesterday
While trying to get shot at the bird
they drove it into rather close quarters. A
dive to elude his pursuers, but was caught in
net and captured alive. The bird attracted
much attention ut Live Oak billiard hall, last
evening, where it vas viewed by many ad-
mirers The gentlemen are much pleased with
their rare captive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
Local ann State Nrms.
Saturday, July 26, 1879.

Secretary Sherman arrived in this city yes
terday, on the afternoon train from Lewiston,
and was received at the station by Senator
Blaine, whose guest he will be during his stay.
Mr.. sherman was accompanied by Mr..
Burr of the New York Times, Mr.. Cur
tbs Of the Chicago Inter Ocean, and by
Mr.. Babcock, his private secretary. Mr..
Sherman goes to Waterville on the spe-
cial IL o'clock train to-day to attend the mass
meeting there. From thai place he will go
by special train to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
Personal
Hon. J. J. Eveleth is in Boston.

PERSONAL.
Hon. J. J. Eveleth is in Boston.
Geo. +. Rowell of New York, the we'll
known advertising agent, is at the Ocean
Bluff Hotel, Kennebunkport. .s.......
Rev. Alfred Owen, ID. d., who recently re-
signed his pastorate in Chicago, has been
elected professor Of the Greek language and
literature in Kalamazoo College, Michigan
Mr.. Owen was educated at Waterville, in the
class of 1853, and is ripe and sound schol-
Milton Farrow, who has won the Abbott
prize in the shooting at Wimbledon, is ma
tive of Belfast.
Mr. Brewer, member Of the Campbell
printing press company. was in the city yes
.tePoav. - "a =. 49, ~ sssss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

1t is understood that England and Franc,
agreed upon the course of action toward.
Egypt. commission Of inquiry will be es
tabished. Rivers Wilson will be its presi
dent in lieu Of DeLesseps. Barring and
DeBlignieres will be controllers. There will
be no European ministers, but commission.
ers TO hold a legislative position.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
SOUTH. AMERICA.
Chilf.RefuYiAn War.

VALPARAISO, July s. Advices by the way
of Lisbon report large reinforcements having
been armed and sent to the Chilian army on
the Peruvian frontier, Chill continues max
ing extensive preparations for war, and it is
thought she will fight the good fight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
CANADA.
Personal. .

QUEBEC, July %. An order for Lieut.. Gov.
Letellier's dismissal was signed this after
noon, as well as appointment of DIR. Robi-
tailles, who will be sworn il Monday. ---
Official Modification of the imoyal of Lieut..
Gov. Letellier was read in the Legislative
Assembly tonight. The House adjourned,
pending appointment of his successor.
TORONTO, July %. The Globe dcnounces
the dismissal of Letellier as a gross wrong to
the province of Quebec, and to the people OF
the whole dominion. f....
Steamer Ashore.
Steamer City of Toronto plying between
here and Niagara aud Lewiston, ran aground
in fog this afternoon on the Canadian shore
mile from the mouth of Niagara river
Passengers landed in safety in the small
boats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
Caution to Vessels.

Caution to Vessels.
The superintendent of coast and geodett
survey, issues the following notice to mari.
ners:- n
Information having been received ut this
office of the existancc of dangerous rock be-
tween Gutter Green Island and Green Island
Reef at Casco Bay, Lieut.. J. F. Morer,
L. s. n. was directed to examine the hcaty.
He reports having found the rock, beating
\. +. T.. (magnetic) distant quarter of a
mile from the northern extremity of Outer
Green Island. The rock will be named
johnson Rock 1t is but few yards in ex-
tent Least depth of water was found to be
seven feet, rapidly deepening to six and
eight fathoms all aroum it. Vessels using
this channel will do well to pass close to
southwark Of red buoy number 2, to north
ward and eastward of the rock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
Robbery.
Resignation.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Revenue Matters.

CHARLESTON, July 81. Owing to lack OF
money to pay revenue officers, illicit distil-
leries have multiplied in the vicinity of Green
vile, in this state, so that only five out of
seventeen licensed. .distileres are running,
and they will soon stop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
Condensed TELECRAMS.

Rains in Northern Virginia, Yesterday, put
an end to the Unprecedented drought, which
has prevailed nearly two months.
WAsHINGToN, July %. The cabinet meet
ing to-day was very brief. Routine business
only was transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

There is to be an excursion next Tuesday,
on the Della Collins, for the benefit of Mas
ter Harry Chadwick of Gardiner, who was
severely injured and had so narrow an es-
cape from death at Fort Popham recently.
The owners Of the steamer have generously
rendered her services, and we hope the ex-
cursion will be well patronized as it is for a
charitable and worthy purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

There will be a special train on Monday
evening, from this city to Hallowell, to con-
vey the republican club TO the meeting there
Train will leave the depot at clock. There
will be speaking by Hon. Daniel F. Davis
and Gen. James A. Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

Tuesday afternoon, F.. Trask. Esq, of
South Jefferson came near taking his life by
cutting his throat with butcher knife. lie
will doubtless recover. He is man highly
respected by all that knew him and at the
present time is Postmaster. No cause for
this rash act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

The Gardiner republicans are to hang out
a flag Monday night, after which they will BE-
addressed by Herbert NJ. Heath, Esq.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
thre atening weather and rain, with easterly
to southerly winds, slowly rising temperature
and falling barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
ILLINOIS.

CHIcAGo, July %. The Congressional
committee to investigate industry and trade,
of which Hon. Hendrick B. Wright is chair
man. arrived and will begin to take testi-
mony tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
BASE BALL.

At Brockton, Mass. Campsllos IL,
Palmers Z.
Springfield, Mass, s,-Worcesters Z, Spring
Acids 4. -,.-.,..
AT Chicago, 1llinois-Chicagos I, Cincin-
natis 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

Hon. J. Manchester Haynes of Augusta,
and Hon. A. VI. Spear of Hallowell, will ad-
dress the IIallowel Republican Club, at City
Hall, this evening. At "a O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
NEW YORK.


Leather.
New YORK, July %. At meeting of the
Belt Makers Association, a general advance
of 10 per cent net was made on leather belt
ing, to take effect Immediately.
Court Matters.
c, c. Cox, Commissioner to Australia, will
not leave at present for that country. as. sew
eral law suits have been commenced against
him. f.4
t...@ Robbery. I+t
Porter Walters of Albany, attorney. was
knocked down and robbed in City Hall Park
last evening. The robbers has been ar
rested.
Resignation.
Mr.. Stoughton's resignation OF his mission
to st. Petersburg is on account of ill health,
and it was yesterday accepted by the Presi-
dent.
Murder.
Conrad Hauser, a farmer, was killed at
Bay Port, Long Island, yesterday, by Henry
Luchner, who smashed his skull with a stone
Difficulty was about money matters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

Hon. Daniel I. Davis, instead of speaking
in Searspoyt, Friday, Aug. l4th, as announc-
ed viii! address the citizens of winterport on
that date
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

The Maine Central is to run special ex-
cursion from Augusta to Old Orchard Beach,
on August 7th, when the celebrated Chaplain
M'Cabe is there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

There was grand republican meeting at
Monmouth Ridge on Thursday evening last
addressed by J.. T. Carleton, Esq. of Winth-
rop. Dea. Metcalf presided. Although the
farmers were busy haying, yet SO great was
their interest in the cause of republicanism
and hard money, the house was well filled and
the audience were highly pleased with the
speaker, who spoke with his usual and accus-
toned yigor, presenting an array of facts
which were convincing and unanswerable
After the meeting several who voted the
greenback ticket last year, expressed their
positive intention Of voting the republican
ticket this year. Mr. Carleton is doing the
party in Monmouth and vicinity great aid
and i, willing to speak to any audience how
ever small although his talents and able
speaking qualify him to address any audi
ence in Kennebec county
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


fsFtHFHy htVOTFs
NEW YORK. July 25.
Money loaned at 2ia3- cent. on CALL closing at
per 3-g3- cent.
Sterling, 4s3ieis for long. and ASH as5 for short
sight.
Carrying rates, M: borrowing rates. Aa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Arrived.

PORTSMOUTH, July 20 United States
school ship Portsmouth has arrived
Personal.
Chief Engineer Emmons of the navy, who
was stricken with apoplexy in this city, is
completely paralyzed in one side.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

peaches for sale but they are not very tempt
ing, being unripe and hard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

MFR. Caikins of the New York World is re-
porting Mr.. Sherman's speeches in Maine for
his paper.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

Rev. Mr.. Martin of the Philadelphia Con
ference, will preach in the Methodist church
tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26

The cotton mills in this city continue to
employ full crews and to make out full days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-07-26
PEDESTRIANISM.
Scores ofthe Leading Contestants in the
Boston Walk.

BosroS, July %. Score in the 0'Leary,
75 hour walk, at expiration of the 80 hour,