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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ru1INc or A TENEMENT HOUSE.

~
Ten PERSONS IN TIE RUlNs-1HEY ESCAPE WITH
SLIGHT INJURIES.
Timothy Duggan resolved recently to have a brick
basement put under the three-story frame teneuen'
in the rear of his house at No. 40 East S~'le'n-
st He employcd Mr.. f. Chadburn. house-moVer
60 do the work and under his directions the mousse
x,as raised on jack-screws TO make room Tor the
new story. Three families live In the tenemeht-
oo the first floor the Mahoneys, on the second the
O,Donnells and on the third the Flynns To Nr
T1vnn the operation seemed dangerous. and he oO-
iected. but his fears were laughed al
Yesterday the house had been raised eight feet OF
,oor, and Mr. Chadburn, Duggan and another man
were al work underneath turning the screws, wheh
without warming those supporting the rear van
broke down aud the house ftll over. lhe otuSl
screVys fell and the building settled down, party
srns sh,,g in the lower story. The remainder OF H.
finding a prop in low stone wall o,hluu u. u Ir
mained standing, leaning over al an angie vi u@"i'
fortv-fve degrees, but otherwise umnJuI1u. a. .,
Chadburn and his assistant, warned Ov the COL
Ianse of the rear screws, escaped unhurt. DugRan
was not so fortunate. He was caught ana held ia>t
under a pile of rubbish, but was taken out aller
some trouble by Policeman Wade, VINO was ',val' ,I
Us hack was spralned. On the FIRST nOOr MIS-
Mahonev suffered no injury. Mrs Flynn ana h.r
five children on the top floor were 9cttlng supper III
the rront room when suddenly they We're thrown III
n heap through the open door into the back room'
folloved bv an avalanche of furniture. anu Drichs
from the broken chimney. The stove, IN Nlich LOT,
funateIy there was no FIRE, fell upon them ana
pepued them down. When Captain Ounner calne
with the polce from tho Fiftynntb Street SiatiOh.
he found much trouble IN eXtiicating them rom
Their dangerous position. Two OF the chiuIeh,
Noah age six years. and John, age tour years NVIc
bruised aud injured. and were cared ior oy % .ne
ntirbhnrS. The others were unhurt, save icM
scratches. Exactly how the aecldent came aoou'
Is not yet known 10y the ponce.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK RK.-...-...sEPT %.
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ARRIVED
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With unit ycsse
str New-York, quick. Galveston days, ~ Boeert i
siT State Of Texas NichersOn Galveston days. to
sT BeSetactor Jones' Wilmington O. with naval stores
str CITY oi columbia Nicxerson savannah days to Geo
Sim Martha Cobb (Ot Richmond Mo- GTooObanE Rio jan
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a psy Star %isns Of aud from days ballast
ssrk Grant Nor EIorensss LIesand 50 dags' In ballast
Earn Tokysng iNorl Hearsen. stavanger 81 days. in
OIais BnTE Ssisie s sedra Genoa so aav, signic
ballast burgess snch9red n GEsys.snd Bay o -
Matthew Baid % pei!Sdelehia ~ f0Gsss Gadeoas IT
sBsrk Havana new. Gao tons,. Rice Bath Me- days. in
Oaas' ss icSe Ts Iaga uins:ey LsggAyEa and Porto
Cshcio. curacao ID days, with come skns etc. TO
Bs fTcPS Potter Miras2sqc IS Days with OgwOOd to
BTe Ada White ClaEe cardepas Is days, with TOiaasss
to sa MSRS H. ySs % the S1 100 sis
harF Atua tSor Larsen, GALWAY 81 days, baasttO
Benham, BOYose9 rekerng & Co ,,..., u,uo.co
bsrs Bsrs ssf9Haf Eas ais 1p3p ih sulphur
BARK Syringe. Lewis Corr 80 days TO seamuel Bros
wIND-sunset-At SANDY Hook light, AZ hay. AT
city island. swi cloudy
strs Thin tyaa tpan Mol,sn. copsnhagen fplcn Edye
Co CITY Of Dallas Gheser Fern9ndinA & &C. Msery @ 20
AS,irSeS Warren Phladeiris VIM clyde ( Coz "
Garsct, Foster. baltimore kIens FTansons, MsnEnm
Ships corinea trrl Gibson Antwerp. Whltaoy & Coz
Game Cock, Hardy Penang and Singapore Bacon Coz
90; hacehorse C'sr. Petfersen. Corr. Bockmann ocreu
aTs. or sos Olsen oneep,,o~p sn@Su,s ,r orders.
raro Antwerp. IsssOr hrsehle Cos Mahid Ger Rrscft
dain Punch ldye 60 Esina Ner Ahrrsoers kouon, Pr
Punch. Etye o. Nicrd lNor Rrroahi kouer, eenhan
Mar II TrovSItasvs Sons; rathascn Austi esnaboohis
Hourn Iohu ~eSecr if1con tAurti 0eroimch, Naples
Scs snIro-. Fns,si Eor oie"' BaresosS usSg
Co Nersrt Ger Juichrr, Hamburg, Wafen. roe
kapid" Br psvey. BetHs. JOHN Walker Hettha toerI
BrindhOf Espnre for orders fnneh tye Cor Adele and
sahira Nor Pooersen. It erdan. benham boyoson PICK
Briss Aiphorse lnn. Thompson Vera cruE A JapseB,
fas'ern star hcSii ron, rtrs n frowGr6sss sons
schrs Dnaeid. lsyner. orient Racket Bros kariy
Bird Dan Mmgaone Fay hros AEelia and Laura Jorgen-
sen Poini.a- PItrs J Weinberg
FOREG8N PORTS
IoyDCS sept 29-AIr str Breconabrs. from New-YorkI
Belfast ar Amelia. from zewiork ar at Antworp,
oGEsSsTows sept Sailed the 2sth Wisconsin,
cAsso sept 2s-Ar the 2sh inst state Of Indiana,
LasSs sept sssaiIed lnst str state Aabama.
PLYnoGTiL sept 2a-Arr str wielsnd New-YorK for
HAVANA sept 20 Arr CITY Of Warrington. frod New,
York
mOsa latter for Francisco. Do t CHINO narnnna
III, 2eth mat Carmel susan campbell last three far New
gene Tor Charleston. Crown Prince for Phadsl
phia Iulorae hupea 1opassno, mia, lalienger Cicero
lllse 2yti ns saiiaila Rcd Cloud colchester NaAn the
Arr IoDan, MaIaE. lath mat Daiaa
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUrs No
2is BROADWAY.
cam. co.. Noon ca. nm: 67, Midnight oi'.
Highest the dav 6Is. Lowest o.
Average. 62C. same day. 1875. 6o'2'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-The Marquis de Talleyrand-Pe,
r1gord OF France and the Marquis de PoesadfornaI OF
Span PARK frenue Hoe-Associate Justice samuel ~.
Miller Of the United supreme Court and state Ases
sor John s. Fowler, Auburn ". Y.......Fub freiie
H-Senaior Henry O. DAVIS Of West virginia; aoyernor
Thomas Talbot Robert c. winthrop OF Mass
chusetts; ex senator W. III. Barnum OF Connectcni hnu
Paymaster c. Guild. u. \. NJ. Windsor Hoe-fot,1r
Palmer and Pullman Of Chicago and Judge francls
A. Macomber. the New-York Supreme Court G,sss ., &
Joss r. Shepherd. OF the Disr1ct OF 90
Inmbia and Henry C. Kelsey of NewJeTsey Ne,c 0TN
Hofei-Tan Cofey, Pennsylvania ST. James noe' ~
Gilbert G. Walker OF Biughamton " Y, and General y. "
Mccormick st'rtepan House-C Commander C. = N@rton
4. \. n, and stephen T. ArnO. of klmira. norman
Hots-TheOphilus &. Caicot. of Albany
ffOcl-Mss Kate ClaXt0n list Denis H0tet-bAOoNenoi
Il. NJ. Pease, OF Texas
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mother. about seventy-fve years old. Kerosene oil
had been poured on the carpet.


Mr.. sANKEY AT A TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Gospel temperance meeting was conducted oy
Mcssrs. Sankey and Sawyer at Cooper Union Sunday
night. The hall was filed TO overfiowing. Before
singing for the first time Mr.. Sankey said: II
hold IN nv hand a hymn which has never
been sung in public before. 1t describes a
search for those that are lost and lot us hope the
Father will bless the words for some heart here
There may be many here tonight who know that
they have wandered away. and may they hear HIS
made an address. and Mr.. Sankey afterward
related toucning incident from London hfe
of the reconciliation of father ana son. and closed
the meeting by singing " Where is my wandering
Roy Tonight ~
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9eth ins Day En,. campbell Laura Mart s
DC apt syendsenG 27th Inst VIM McGiivery Csto Penn
broke Castle Maggie Horton Herbert Joshua Lori9a bom
tdon 40 Wilmington Angela fAnors Ester Linda oInen
Capt sversen Regime Capt Bronnnd ,s5a s9.n
Amaranb Jena Nadir Norge Capt Chnstisnsen E,,hnnn
Brown, We Anita Owen Robinson Cruso .s'n ins
Count A of Dufarn Assyran Alma Capt Jonah
senl Lytp Danovaro. venersta Achilles
Souvenir Resne Royal Alfred. Louisa fletcner naoei
TAYLOR.
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A FALSE CHARGE AGAINsT a PRIEST.

The Rev Fathers Mccarthy and Murphy OF East.
Newark. were driving in Newark last evening.
The horse ran away and the carriage came in col
lision with two wagons in Broad-st., throwing the
priests out. Officers knapp Glori and johnson ar
ness The priest was released bv Judge Ricord,
who remarked that he was satisfied that he was not
intoxicated The Irish and German Catholics are
much excited and dcnOunce the police most yehe-
mcntly. Father Mccarthy had just risen from
Siel, L,d
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

"Moike, phats iiigy ~ asked Milesian
m4trOu a., Other morning. ln san tfaneiseo looking
from The Post "S0rru a bit do ] ELyw," replied her
husband. L. II sOmethiu' % ate. dunno !" Ate,
yen OwmadhOun! sure It's DIUis soz ne' burn Grant
In if-i-gy.' BeeorIa, Il must Ne wan o. thin big
wurruds he brought back Wlf him frOm Boston. Pm
thinning iTs fpuch ior tie FoOrn Marrud. 80 10 s."
AUo tho pair saOok ine Deaa IN Slet chi admiration
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TRYING TO ROB AND BURN A HOUSE.

family living in fiitk-ave. near Vslentine-st
Mount Vernon. while holding wake over the re-
mains of child on Sunday night discovered that
fhe lower part of the house of Dr. Joseph Smith at
Valentine-st. and Sixth-ave. was all ablase. Dr.
Smith and his family we're aroused and warned Of
their danger. Dr. Smith found the floor of one
room Oh tire. 4 he flames with difficulty eX-
tinguiehed. IL was then discovered that burglars
had been az work, had broken pane OF glass aud
had removed the window listening thus gaining
access To the rooms. They had gone upstairs 10 "a
closet aud had taken from it two dresses and some
other articles of value. IL is supposed that the
thieves eDdeavored 10 enter fhe sleeping apartments
Of the family. but finding the doo securely fastened
they attempted to destroy the dwelling Tie family
Consisted of DR.. and Mrs. Smith aud their grand
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DISEASES
OF TIE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance ., the peryous system is power over no
and iircct be3nng which Il has human happiness ~
thoroughly zsd its and tho dancer Oi oyertI
g n Whether thIpuc mental application, OF by the
excessive ndulgcce OF TIE appeuies and propenses arc
proper SUBJECTS confederation When the nervous syHten
derangc IL is abs0uely necessary Ia promptly seek al
vice expert who, for long series OF years has ac-
vOte his whole AMI attention 10 this study and WhOrO
his perco practice has learned 70 discover az
tho case aud promptly apply the remedy, Nus avoiding
the painfully slO seeking for tho truth common to the M
expel1enced ami annoying 20 the pateEt who very nat
urlv delay what - the matter the
extent deilngeme the probabilities OF recnperauon
and the repaired. - ---.., 49,
N tic bra n has become exhausted By intense mental ap
ucation deprlvng II the power a connected thought
can only recover t strength BY being properly iod ani
noursed by the certain systematic methods IL -
recse the same with that preside organic
me The vnue branch of medical pracuce can scarce
N
family naues securing VI hereditary es aud the ree
tirm ~ estates the same family.
From loo and large experience n tbs crecton nave
been command Dy INV success me uiap ai appret
tcp ~ some rst families IN the city aud naOu ana
can communicate much h persiG 10 the overexefcse o
every Department the yseu ana be inaus or TO
covering powers whether OK braln appetite propensity OK
passion
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MARINE INTkLLIGANOE.



Gun risss $3.50 9In SOLE. a Clock slow ION.
Moon II sos. 53l Monn sorths " 'cns sgs iaTs,b
higH wArrK TbOkf-A A. o
Hook. f-aui.. 8 10 uni ftts--.-- so5
Hi,iH WATER rD-DAf-r. A. 80
SANDY Hook 1885 Gov Issnt $40 Hol Gste ...- 1908
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A NEW supRENE JUDGE APPOINTED.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Sept 29.-rhe Cover
nor has appointed Henry Green of EasIon, Judge of
the Supreme Court in place Of Warren J. Woodward de-
cqa
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AnOuncements-l

WINCHEsrER's HYPOPHOsPHTTEs
ili cure Consumption Coughs. bronchitis. Debility. &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

WrsT SoMFRs s-A post Office has been established
at West Somers, with AonZo seymour AS post
master
UAII's CORNERs.-Wilha H. Puriy. resident
of uall's Coraers, seventy years old. wie afflicted
with chIils and fever few days ago, was ADVISED
to take dose of pills, and procuring box, lie tOoK
them a / AZ once. and died.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Dyspepsia and nervousness were never so
surely cured BY RICHARDS TgETorAL TONIC Druggists
sell ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

For house-cleaning there Is nothing so effec-
tua and cheap as JAMES Sold by all grocers
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

C,TRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- Generadve ORGANS radically and spesiy cured HonrsS
q and to7. HENRY ADANIELS.M v. d.. i 4eringfon-sN
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
STATEN IsLAND.

SrApLEroN-IIenry Van Rpcr, a young man very
respectfully connected. has been missing from the
house of his parents since Thursday last
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
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NEVER FAILS
RiDWlVE SiRSiPiRILLIil hES9LIENL

remedy composed ~ ingredients Oi extrlDrnarv medical
properties essential 90 purify te rrpir gorate ths
brOkcpdONn wasted body tQl OK, "LfA~ANI 4, SAFE,
aud ffRMAA E.si AZ lis treatment au0 clic.
sound he-h ani heuiiiy Ibrc or hard muscle arc
made freID pure b'Ged. ,
mafter by wlli O. complaint te designated,
whether -crofu Cansua puon, SYPHILIS Ol'"rs SoreS
IumoTs B0is, iIy.lpsIls or salt .l l u'atas'so ne
Iuncs kidneys. ID ttcr, Womb son, Llfrr stomach ~
Bowels either chronic toua e frs ol The ci
IS In the BLOOD which supplies the vase and buas
and repairs these wasted Tissues ~ te stem III
the pood Is unhealthy the process oi Tena mus Dc Tue
sound.
TGe -arsapnri'nn ecsolseui not only 'on sans
remedy but thc harmonious Gciiul ol r q" tcn,
tho iuntou1
harmony, ami supple, the .yod Ntss.s "a a pure ai
healthy ni fo The hn aeT few daNs Use ok
the SsiIsapsIi 1u becomes clear ayd 1faiili fnPyS
rlOcbNs. Iots. a.h skin Elupuuus ir ienoN ct
and Clcrs cured Persons riug nom ,e1F
ula Erlptlve Diseases OF the tyos. Aout, Lars irBs
Throat G illtt have accumulated ai -r h elter
from scases or mercury. ot non n' -e 81 oos
subifntae uOn cure n the N4-apaiian 10
continued sul.c. mo time 20 make s Impression On tDe
systeIn. PRICE IL PER BOTTLE.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
.ONG ISLAND.

AsToRIA-As G.. W. Protzman, a cigar-maker, was
on his way home on Sunday night, he was set upon
by three men IN Tenth-ave. and was badly beaten
ON the head. The h1hwavmen, after rnlng his
pockets disappeared taking with them three or
four boxes Of cigars which he had in his possession
Yesterday the police discovered one of che men en-
gaged i'm the affair." lie gave the names of ms two
companions and warrants were issued for their az
resf
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

NEW CARPETS FOR FALL TRADE.
GEORGE +. L. HYATT
271 and 273 Canalst. between Broadway and EIm.st
OFFERS AT RETAIL A NEW srOCK OF
BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
3-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS
oILCLOTHs, RUGS AND MATING
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

The finder of gold ear ring is re luested to leay,
il at this Office
Lecture at the Uniyersalist church next Sunda!
evening Subject" Retnbuton and Reward.
Mr., d. l.. Peavey, who has been confined to his
house with rheumatic fever for about three months
is now well enough to be out
The will of Hon. James p White makes no be
quests of public nature, simply dividing the es
tate among his children. His sons are made eX
ecutors
One Of the shade trees High street WAS Oh
tap Wednesday The sap was flowing freely into
a wooden trough. in which was placed glass tum-
bier for the passer by to take drink
As will be seen in another column there viii be
second contest for the pedestrian championship
Of Waldo county 1t viii occur at Haylord Hall.
III tlis city, on Monday evening next
At a meeting Of the Masonic Tempe Associa-
ton, on Tuesday evening, dividend OF per cent.
was declared Beside this there was reserved a
contingent fund The building is now wholly oe
eupled and will soon pay higher per cent
The mail agents on the Maine Central had bad
hi'el again GA ucSIiN utSHt. l II" ulall phss tpu
tanning the daily papers from Portland Augusta,
Lewiston Ac. were carried by Burnham Junction
To Bangor. reaching this city next dav. Those bad
spells ought 10 be cured What SAYS Mr. Bigeow
lsLEsBoRu We are Informed the church build
ing in slcsboro formerly occupied by the Baptlsts,
was broken into on the night OF the 18th. and con
sderally damaged the stoves upset, and threaten
ing notices posted Elder Hanson Of the called
Church Of tod las preached there tor some weeks
past
sro.Nlo> The annual town meeting wa. aell
ou the !lth and the following ohciAl> chosen
Moderator. OTIS Hartman clerk John W Muds
EFT scectmen, assessors and oyerseers OF the poor.
Levi Staples 5. b ldttleheld Robert 5 Small
collector Adclbert Crockett treasurer Joseph
seser agent, Thomas z. Shutc. supervisor of
schools f. J. Watts auditors Of accounts, } "a.
Lambert t K pagseti ! i Eamc>,
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03


SI0UN CITY, Iowa, March 3Ist. The
Journal has startling reports Of the rava-
ges OF destructiye-praire fires up the Big
Sioux valley and through Southern Da-
kota The fires on Saturday were Of un
usual force, and destructive beyond pre-
cedents. The poles on the telegraph liue
on the Sioux City and Pembina Railroad
were burned 50 that the line has been
down and reports from that quarter are
not full. A merchant Of Eden, who was
in Sioux City to-day, tells narrowing tales
of the loss in that quarter On Saturday,
from his store door (the town occupying
an elevated positon), he counted thirteen
tarm-houscs IN flames, and he says that
more than forty farmers in that vicinity
lost everything, houses, barns, seed grain,
etc. The flames travelled 50 rapidly that
the people were unable to save anything.
The stricken people are daZed by the ter
rlble blow that has fallen upon them. y
large Norwegian church five miles from
Eden was burned. In the same neigh
bOrhood, it is reported, child was fatal
ly burned, and the father was terri
bly, burned in trying to save his child's
life. Northwest Of Beloit, Norwegian
named Nicholson, while working to save
his property, was caught in the tire
and 50 badly burned that he cannot
i've. 1t is reported that two other men
in the same locality We're burned to
death. In the vicinity OF Portlandyille it
Is said that not less than twenty families
lost their hay. grain, etc. West NJ Eljl
Point. Eric Richardson lost 4 large
amount of hay, grain, etc. The school
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

Portland paper, in speaking Of the late Crspus
Graves Of Deerlng, and his brother, says they oc-
cupied one room in their house for all purposes
They had perfect arsenal of old weapons mended
their harnesses in the room, where they slept and
ate and on the smoke begrmed walls kept theil
accounts aud their diary of events, which back
to 1910 They never changed their clothes and ii
Is said it did not cost them $50 year to live One
OF them had not been to town in 30 years Crispus
Graves left some $4,000 to the school district in
Falmouth
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

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TEN & CO., II Barclay Street. New York. 4weowI4
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

There was lively fight in the prison yard at
Thomaston on Friday among three convicts. One
Of them was injured severely the head by a
blow from hammer
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

Ere ii. TOO late and that cough has become
,alloplns consumption, cleanse r"ur lungs Ny d,
ng Dr. \ J FIggs Cou,h and Lung Syrup.
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03
Belfast SAVINGS Bank.

THE corporators of the above Bank. are hereby
L notified that the annual meeting will be held at
their Banking Room, on Wednesday, April 10th,
1879, at O'Clock +. NJ, for choice of Trustees for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other
business that may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN IL. QulMBY, Sec'y.
Belfast, April !, 1S19.-2wl4
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

WALKING MAICH The walking mania that
has Of late been engaging the attention Of protes
SIGNALS and amateurs throughout the country. has
reached this city. On Saturday evening last a
walking match for the championship of Waldo
county took place at Perce's Hall The entry fee
was dollar each, with two prizes Tue first
was twenty per cent. of the gate money and ten
per cent for the second. The walking time was
limited 70 two hours the person making the great
est distance in that time to be declared the winner
providing eight miles were covered in the given
time Jake Havener and Frank Pierce were the
orginators with W W. Castle as Judge The
walking track in the hall was elliptical in form.
thirtyhye turns around the hall for mile The
entries were f. j. Jennys, of Monroe, the winner
at the recent race at Searsport ~ H West, of
Searsport Michael Fogerty Charles Thomas and
Cornelius Cunningham. of Belfast The men were
dressed IN good walking suits. the base ball cos
tune predomnatng West had on a tiremans
uniform The hall was well filled with spectators
who were entertained with good music At 1880
the five men started out at a good pace Cunning
ham dropped out on the fifth mile, the others
walking the full time Jennys and Fogerty were
the favorltes, with West third Just before the
close there was some good walking At 10 30 the
race ended with Jennys the victor he having made
ten miles and sixteen turns around the hall Fog
erty second, ten miles and fourteen turns; West
ten miles and nine turns Thomas last with few
turns less than ten miles. Jenneys is a small
spare wiry young man, weighing not over 10
pounds He has had some practice in walking
Fogerty is about eighteen, tall, weighs some I60
pounds and has had no practice. With proper
training he would make good walker He lack
ed the wind of his leaner antagonist The gate
money amounted to s36.S6; first prize, s. 81 sec
ond 50 %. A good deal of excitement and some
fun were had during the evening
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03
Statement January lst, 1879.

CASH ASSETS .......... $i50,3o2 ~
Reserve for Reinsurance SI4j,S244O
other Liabilities, including
Losses unpaid .. a,15o.35-1is,9