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The Markets

BALTIMORE. July 17.-VirYinia skies, deferred.
64; do. coneOls 56t6; do second series, 3I%; do
ten-iortes. 1875 do past due coupons, 79A bid to-
day Sugar frm-A soft, SIaaS%.
BALTIMORE, July l1.-Cofton dull-middng,
121s: Flour quiet, firm and unchanged. Wheat,
eouthern easier and without change for better
srades western lower and active at decne-sSuth
Maryland. Ia: No western winter red: spot. IL
tember, L. Hal liz. Corn, southern firm; western
Gle sed uil-southern white. So; do. yellow. 50
western mixed, spot and July, 4Sxa&l; August,
44ssa44h; September, 45 ssa45H; steamer, Al. Oats
steady AID UNCHANGED Rye steady, 81 Hay firm
and unchanged Provisions steady and unchanged
Butter quiet and UNCHANGED. Eggs dull. 9al0.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee frm-Rio cargoes.
l1ta14h. Whisky steady and UNCHANGED. Freishts
unchanged Re-ceipts-dour. 2.05l: wheat 117.2W
leo Shipment wheat. I32, 600; corn. ll.Oo0.
bales-wheat, $50 600; corn. 600c9
NEW YORK, July 17.-Stocks strong Money, ~
sS. Exchange, long. 4S5H; short, 4S7A. Govern.
ments firm
NEW YORK July 17.-Flour unchanged Wheat
spring nominal and and winter dull Corn dull
81 1916; for the account 80. Erie, 28M. New Jar
sey Central consols, lOl Illinois Central 81 Penn.
sylvAnia Central. AS. Reading, 20.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were Current in New
York to-day ct p. m, - reported By Lewis John.
% FER cents l02ss; do. ~ per ceuss.,
ual1 79; Lake Shore. 76f; Northwest, 69X; do.
Rreft RED, 97h; St Paul 65X; do preferred 0SK;
161s. -'A'' ''|'' ~~'AAS ---'-'
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NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR JOHN w. EAsBY, chief OF
the bureau OF construction ana repairs arrived
from, Washington on the Leary yesterday morn
ing, and at o'clock went over to the navy
yard. A salute OF thirteen guns was fired from
the receiving ship Franklin in honor OF his ar
rival. and he proceeded TO make an official In
spectiOn OF the department of construction. He
paid visit to the new ship Galena, now in the
The CaDadaigua, which Is being rebuilt Con-
SuuctOr Easily was entertained by Constructor
Boush, and the former expressed his pleasure
at tue excellent condition OF affairs at this
navy yard connected with his department and
at the progress made toward the completion OF
the GaleDa, which Will be ready to be taken out
OF he drydock by the 2lst. MIR. Easily returne
north On the Bay Line steamer last night an
Will continue on his official tour to the other
navy yards OF the country.-INortoN Viryinian
18th.
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e'ALLEGED FRAUD IN LIFE INsURANCE-Three
policies OF insurance, amounting together;
100000 on the life of Harrison Wilkes, of Troy,
were issued by the United States Life Insurance
Company, Of New York, in April, 1879, on the
wife, In whose favor the policies were drawn.
On the examination of Mr.. Wilkes before the
tompany's physician 1t was represented that
the applicant was sound In body and mind He
ance company has begun suit In the supreme
court to have the policies declared void on the
ground OF fraud. Justice Donohue yesterday
granted an Injunction restraining Mrs Wilkes
: LAIN that Mr.. Wilkes health had been i'm
paired by fits and commissions, to which he was
subject; also that he had been insane, and had
been so declared by Rensselaer, county court
in 1S7S.-[N. Y. Tribune, 18th.
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~The Kansas City Times inserts the old
marching"
eFIs man necessarily tramp because he
happens to be limping along acountry road, has
DO money and is old, sick, thirsty and hungryf
IN. y. Herald.
eEGov. Talbot, OF Massachusetts, a strong
Sabbatarian, has induced the legislature to
road.
st. Louis detectives telegraphed descrip-
ton or murderer far wide but did not
search his own house, whore he was accident
ally discovered
"In Podolia. Russia. a servant girl lately
pOught suit against her mistress for defama-
ton. The presiding judge was the latter's hus-
hand, and he condemned bis wife to pay fifty sil-
yer roubles.
tB-A woman at Burlington, VT, was fatally
man had worn while applying Paris green TO
his Potato vines, the poison taking effect
through cut In her hand.
u The Syracuse Herald wants Paul Boyton to
noat to the middle OF Lake Erie and settle down
for life.
sEAn old man who was handed over to the
commissioners or charities and correction yes
terday must have have been a fiat money advo.
cate, for he talked stuff that no one could un-
derstand and was boarding lot OF metal scraps,
DTS OF Rather, &c.-[N. Y. Herald, l4th.
eBAn English showman's version OF the
story OF King rartus. Daniel and the lions was
as follows:-''At him., says the king. we
king. 'Blowed II we Will, says the l1ons-which
wos sell for the great King Darius, and VERY
weXati u.s."
H-Tbere was man in Paris who. when he
went out, was always robbed. Somebody said:
why don't you carry pistols?- He replied
them too
~ Edmund Yates is savage In his criticisms
OF those mothers who permit their children to
tn1papppipQ N
dress balls, and he is almost as severe against
grown people who permit themselves to appear
as asses when they are trying to appear g
something else.
eB- London Truth says that IL has been So
rfously proposed TO found a club TO which no
candidate can be qualified who has not been
back-balled at three or more other clubs thus
slowing that as he was black -balled by q
clique the chances are nine In ten that he Is not
q social n0nenttty.
sx-Jaccb Kaner, aged g, for q long time
committed suicide In that city, TUESDAY. 6T
shooting himself through the head.
Hea.en, says worthy gourmand,
whose mefit Is the greater because he is q dys-
we digest Wv NUN - "0'e
Hon. Russell Errett. member OF Congress
wniie Going the farmer Tuesday on q load OF
nay, len and broke one OF his ribs.
Let It always be remembered to the credit
OF tne Prince Imperial that all his wounds were
the backs OF the runaway British troopers.
People who are worrying over the hot
weather can comfort themselves with the
thought that It Is good for the corn If tn
win step into 1eld they can hear the coru
grow.
- Henry Bessemer, the English inventor.
Edison, and one Of them, his process tor ~.
ing steel, ranks a. one OF the most brilliant N.
venttonS OF the century. It converts n1Q.irn
the price OF steel rails per ton from $40 20 an
Ten times as much steel ID used In Ia Vurl6
now as was used prior to 1856,
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The Sum nner Resorts.
[ orrcspon0ence Of The Star
OCEAN GROVE, N. j., July ID, |,


OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. July ID, 1879.
often In years that have passed, during the
sultly summer evenings, have / scanned your
columns for either advertisement or letter that
would prompt me in deciding where could 60
to derive the most pleasure and benefit from
short vacation. have been to the country and
/ have been to the mountains, but neither have
satisfied my expectations. AS you will observe
by the heading, am now located in this be lui
full Methodist camp meeting ground, and the
so filled my heart with Christian zeal
that Il ought would write you few lines in
hopes IL may attract the attention Of some poor
suffering mortal and guide MS footsteps to this
sort. | will state here, that this is not the
place for those who desire hops, balls and their
accompanying dissipations The government
OF the Grove is vested in 13 ministers and IS lay
men, and the restrictions are designed to
secure the highest degree of quiet and decorum
appropriate to religious community, but the
of severity is the positive refusal to allow liquor
in any form to be sold In the Grove, and God
know that this Is just and proper one, and
believe that one rule makes this place summer
resort where man can leave his family In per-
feet security. Ladies and children can stroll
on the beach by day or evening with sense OF
security that seems scarcely attainable. The
climate here is delightful, the days moderately
warm, and the nights so cool that we have been
compelled to sleep under blankets every night
so far. The water from driven wells is abun-
udnU anu pure. 1ne immunity from mOSqEl-
toes or any local annoyances, and from fatal
accidents or severe illness where so many thou
sands are congregated, Is remarkable.
ATTENDED services yesterday In the auditO-
rum, which is large pavilion situated in q
lovely grove of trees, and which is used for re-
ngIous purposes. DR.. McCosh, OF Princeton
College, preached an interesting sermon to an
audience OF about 1900 persons. 1t was de-
lightful thing during the services to watch the
birds fly In and out, and perch upon the
branches and warble their melOdiOus songs.
At Sunday school In the afternoon at p. m.
ing we had ''beach" meeting, when nearly
5000 persons from the Grove and Asbury Park
were cOngregated upon the sea shore and lis
tened to the very interesting services, which
commenced at 6:15 p. m. and lasted about three
fourths OF an hour. An ocean steamer that was
passing at the time stopped to enjoy the scene,
and from appearances every glass on board was
made excellent use Of NOMEL
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ORANGE LILIES IN MoNTREAL.-Ar row

ORANGE LILIES IN MoNTREAL.-A row occurred
In st. Antoine street last night, the particulars
OF which appear 10 be as follows:-A party OF
young men, several OF whom wore orange lilies,
v ore coming down the street, when one OF their
number was accosted by stranger, who re-
QIeSted TO be given the lily he wore. A few
words eDsued. and blows were resorted TO, the
result being that the fiower-seeker had TO cut
and run into grocery store near by. From
this house OF refuge he shortly afterward
escaped without serious injury. The crowd, In
revenge, set TO work TO smash the store win.
dowS, In which work they were interrupted by
The myrmidons or the law. No arrests, how
ever, were made Montreal Gazette .JulU 1a
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A CIRCUS PERFORMERS DBATH.-Joseph j.
Sanford, circus performer, went into the gym
nasium at 1852 Greene street. at noon, yesterday,
to 'take the perspiration out OF him. He ran
around the ring, where circus horses are exer-
cised, which has fOrty-two laps to the mile,
about twenty times, and then went into the
wash-roOm to rub Off. A minute later he came
out and prepared to take ''turn" on the horr-
Zontal bar. He had hardly declared his inten-
bier, and had travelled with many of the cir
cusses now on the road. He leaves wife, who
is professional singer, and one child. He was
35 wears of aQo.-TN Y Sun 17fh
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The Trial Of ChasIine Cox.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE trial OF ChaStine
Cox for the murder OF Mrs. Jane L. Deforest
Hull, was continued this morning. The gene
raj impression is that the case for the defence
VIII be concluded to-day, and the C Use will be
prosecution was closed last night, and testi-
mony for the defence will be mainly OF med
ical expert character, as the counsel ex-
poets to show that Mrs. Hull was not
killed by Cox, but by the doctors in the
post mortem. Mr.. Howe renewed his motion
to-day, made yesterday, to acquit the prisoner
on every count In the Indictment, which was
denied by the judge, and the counsel took ex-
CeptiOnS,
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HUSBAND AND WIFE AS PAKTNERs-In the
geLcral term OF the court OF common pleas a de-
cision was given yesterday holding that there
can be valid partnership between husband
and vile. The decision was on an appeal taken
from judgment obtained by John FitZSimnons
and wife as partners, comprising the firm OF
John FitzoimmoDs d Co., obtained agains5
Prosper Erhard q Co. for goods sold and 1elly
cred. The defendants appealed upon the
between the plaintiffs, and that In using the
words .:& CO.. there was violation OF the
statute forbidding the use OF these words un-
iess representing an actual partner or partners.
" Y Herald, 18Th,
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SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS FOR INSULTING
LADY.-In the special sessions yesterday, Henry
Nelson. brakeman on the New York, Lake
Erie and Western railroad, was sentenced to
six months imprisonment for insulting q lady
In Central Park on Thursday afternoon. about
O'Clock. "These Outrages are becoming so
frequent" said Justice Morgan. "that the Ger.
tral Park seems dangerous for women and
children to walk In. 1t is fortunate that
woman has at last come forward to try and
make an example OF such brutes."-(N. Y. Sun,
18th
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Raising the Wreck.

LONDON; July IA dispatch from FolkStone
says: 1t is stated that the contractors who have
undertaken to raise the German iron- clad Gros-
ser kurfurst, have succeeded In placing 81 pom
toons inside OF the vessel, and shield over the
breach, caused by her collision with the Konig
Wilhelm, and that an attempt will be made to
raise the wreck on the 24th inst.
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Another Railroad Decision in Colo.

DENVER, COL, July 1.-THE suit of Carlos
Greedy against the Denver Pacific railway and
Telegraph company, and the cross bill by Gov.
Evans and others against Greely and railroad
court yesterday. The court discharged the re-
ceiver and ordered the road to be turned over
to the trustees OF the bondholders, Gov. Evans
and Anthony G.. Dulman.
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the Harlem Police Court yesterday, the Rev.
William Wolfe. a Baptist minister, OF No. BOG
east sOth street, was arraigned on a charge OF
The complainant was Solomon Silver, OF the
same house. Mr.. Wolfe was formerly a Rabbi,
but became convert to Christianity, and is
now an ordained clergyman OF the Baptist de-
quently occurs between tenants of the same
house resulted In pitched battle between Mr..
Wolfe and his neighbOr On Tuesday night, it
Is alleged, Wolfe kicked Silver in the eye and
sides while he was sitting on stepof the stairs
The defence was that Mr. Silver obStructed the
stairs, which are in common for all tenants In
the house, and that when Mr.. Wolfe remon-
strafed with him, Silver struck him, breaking
his eyeglasses. The excuse was not deemed
sufficient, and Mr.. Wolfe was held for trial In
$500 bail.-[N Y Tribune 17th
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YELLOW FEVER AGAIN.
Five New Cases in MeRnuhiS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 11.-Five new cases of
yellow fever were reported to the board OF
health this morning. The cases consist of men,
beTS Of two families named Hes er, residing un-
der one roof at Nos. 81 and So Clay street. In the
southern portion OF the city.
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THUNDER STORMS IN CoNNECTICUT.-During q
heavy shower In Shelton, Conn.,. yesterday -four
men standing on sloop were struck by light
ming. Robt. Adams was instantly killed, Thos
Lane was perhaps fatally injured. and The other
TWO are expected 10 recover. During a storm
at Norwich, Conn, a house In which there were
number OF people, was struck by lightning
and one man who was sitting near the chimney.
was seriously injured. In East Brooklyn. Conn.,,
number OF cows were killed by lightning
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YELLOW FEVER DURING THE WINrER-Gen.
Roger A. Pryor informed US this morning &C
Saratoga that while In Tennessee last Winter
the people predicted to him that yellow fever
would be prevalent there this summer,
fr aSmuch as even In the dead OF winter there
were sporadic cases Of the disease s'croDpiug
out from un0er the snow" to use the generals
roetic and expressive language.-[Troy Prsss,
18Th -
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UncPmdiAVv Fire.

rRoy. N. Y. July 1.-THE incendiary fire at
Hats Falls this morning destroyed four build.
fngs belonging 10 the Abram Myers estate A
steam er was sent from this city 10 aid In extin-
gushing The flames. Loss, 10000; partially
covered 10y insurance
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HOTEL bURNKD.-On Tuesday night, be
tween IL and IL O'Clock, the Indian Spring
Hotel, four mi eS west of ClearSprinQ, Washing
ten CO., Nd, turned to the ground, the fire orig
inating In the kitchen. Two small children were
With dlfficulty rescued from the flames. There
was s., 900 insurance on the building and 1926 on
the ttlii.iLuI5
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Mystic Park Races.

BOSTON, July 17.-Yesterday was the second
day OF the July meeting at Mystic park The
first race, for purse OF $500, for horses OF the
23S class, $50 to the first horse was won by
Cream Pitcher. The following is a summary:
cream Pitcher l, l, 1; Kitty Bates g. 2, 2; Sweet
Milk 2, B., 3. The second race for horses OF the
2So class, was postponed on account OF the
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THE RUSTIC whose gingerbread Is annually
stolen by the elephant was at the circus last
week, and this time when the appetizing COMMIT
was suddenly Snatched from his hand he shook
his f1st at the huge thief and yelled while tho
tears cOursed down his cheeks, "Darn yer. ye
double-tailed fool, give that back here or IN
knock yer two front teeth down yer old throat!'
fClerelQnd Voice
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EriRhlful Oulra0e hY TramnS.

BANGOR, Mr., July IA woman was founi
yesterday afternoon In an unoccupied mill In
scious. She proved to be Mrs. Adeline Sher-
man, domestic In the family OF Arthur Saw
yer. She left home night before last at O'Clock
mill during heavy shower, when she was sur
pr1Sed by tramps, gagged and outraged. She
was nearly dead when found and has not yet
been restored to consciousness. Great excite
ment prevails and the authorities will use every
endeaXQr to discover the pernetratars
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THE DEATH OF DIR. TALMAGEs BROTHER
or age, aid had been minister for more than
half century. He was brother OF the Rev.
T. De Witt Talmage. He was In charge Of the
Lear Kingston, n. YIN. Y. Sun, 18th.
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Suuar Oxevtoard

BOSTON, Juy 1.-THE brig o. A. Carrigan,
I" m Havana, reIorts that on June 18th, she
fuck on the Little Balamaia bank, the COM
Lass being out OF order. She remained four
days, threw overheard from 96 10 100 hogsheads
OF sugar, to tighten the vessel. She lost her
false keel and IS fathoms OF chain. She Is leak.
ING 400 strokes hour
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The French S0uadrOu.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 1.-THE French
squadron, under the command OF Admiral Pey-
ron, steamed out OF New York harbor at 1880
a m. to- day, bound for Halifax
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RBQUIsITION FOR PETER HERDIC- Cow
HOyt, OF Pennsylvania, has honored the requisi
ton OF Gov. Robinson, OF New York, asking for
a warrant for the arrest of Peter Herdlc, OF
Wtll1amsport. Herdic, In 1876, obtained loan
OF S25, 600 from an Elmira bank, depositing gas
and water bonds as security. 1t was afterwards
ascertained that the securities were worthless,
and the bank officials began suit for false pre-
tence. The warrant was placed In the hands
OF WilliamSpOrt officer.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
at Harrisburg yesterday, after adopting plat
form critically reviewing the policy and con-
duct OF the republican party, nominated by
acclamat1on Daniel o. Barr, OF Allegheny, for
state treasurer. Mr.. Barr has never held politl-
cal Office, though in 1859 he was the democratic
caucus candidate for state treasurer when the
Office was filled by the legislature, Mackey
being elected, and again In 1870, when Irwin
was elected. he is at present teller Of the First
National Bank at PittSburp
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BF Mr. Plum committed suicide at Palmer
Kansas and bis wife, hearing Of her bereaye-
ment, also killed herself. Their daughte er made
an attempt, on the following day, TO hang her
self, but was rescued.
rF Massachusetts has had another tar and
feather outrage. Little Compton being the
place where VIM. landlord, who offended pub
lie sentiment by taking the wrong side in
family quarrel, was dealt with by a midnight
mob
tF- On hearing OF the Emperor OF Germany's
tumoles on the polished floor of his ROOM an O,d
lady employed in making shoes with cloth
soles, wrote him letter recommending her
manufacture and got a gracious permission to
to send pair.
B-The Wheeling Leader gives the following
reclpe:-"Cut bunghOle In a country hotel
gong and beat on it with ripe banana aud
you have pretty good Idea OF the loudness OF
the Grant boom at The present writing
a. parrot died OF broken heart in the town
OF good man for quarter OF century and
never had been known TO swear. About fort
night ago the head OF the household went to
Minnesota. The parrot would not be comforted
1t ate nothing. 1t did nothing but moan and
screech "Where is Joe?"
eE-A further subscription OF two million dol
lars has been taken in New York by the stock
holders Of the Northern Pacific railroad towards
the building OF that line.
H-Mr. James Gordon Bennett yesterday
rented for the season the villa near the cliffs at
Newport, r. l., owned by the heirs of the late
Winthrop Chanler, OF New York, and Is expec-
ted there sometime this week.
H-A man was taken severely Ill With cramps
in Brooklyn. N. Y, last Tuesday, and everybody
was sympathetic until it was learned that the
sick man was from Memphis, when the crowd
dispersed with great alacrity.
H-There is some talk in Georgia of running
Alexander Stephens as the regular democratic
candidate for governor.
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A MAN WHO HAS CAUGHT 1,4OO FoxRs.-Uncle
Lemuel Richardson. OF Barre, Vermont, aged 50,
Claims TO be the champion fox hunter Of the
more to make the number 1889, besides cap
turing deer, IL fishers, otters and other game
to numerous to mentfon.-TBoston Herald.
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LABOR NOTES.-The hundred cabinet makers
for Andrews Co., Chicago, have struck for 8
hours day. THE Seneca mine, of the Pitts
two weeks on account OF strike, will resume
work to. day, the miners agreeing that circum-
tanceS did not warrant strike
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THE CAT AS BLoATKD BoNDBoLpER-Alad lady
In this city has a pet cat which takes its
meals at the table. It sits up at the table with
BIB tied around its neck and is fed with sill.
yer on.-(Cinc'nndti Enquirer
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DANGERS IN THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
Sheldon S. Norton, was assailed in Spring
street, New York, early yesterday morning, by
four men and robbed OF an overcOat and $40
gold ring. One OF the robbers was arrested
Mr.. Norton Is lecturer attached to the Wood
ruff eXnedftfOn
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yesterday adopted an amendment to the State
debt ordinance providing that the ordinances
shall be voted on by the people separately, and
to become part OF the constitution II q majori-
ty OF voters favor the ordinance.
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MRS. CARVER MoBLEY was slightly and Miss
Ida Mumma seriously injured on Tuesday even
ing on the Funkstown pike, near Hager's mill,
" WaSbfDgton county. Nd
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Female Pedestriamfsnn i'm California

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 11.-At 1 O'Clock
please" walking match commenced at the pa
vilioD, in the presence OF about 800 spectators
The following entered for the contest:-Fannie
Edwards, OF New York; Exilda La Chappelle, OF
Chicago; Mrs. Harry Maynard and Sadie Dom
nelly, Of San Francisco. They started at q brisk
gait, Edwards leading, but La Chappelle soon
came to the front, while Mrs. Maynard dropped
behind going leiSuralY