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, 1879-04-18
THE SOCIALISTS.

KICKING AGAINST TItR MILITIA LAWS.
The last number Of tho Socialisl, tho Epgt!ah
Communist organ, says In speaking Of tho new
Militia law:
Tho lnw forbfds any and all military ofganfza-
tton6 not organized under tho HovcrnDrs COM
nland and this militia rAlc. 1t prescfibcs pen
atty OF $40 or six months Imprisonment. or both,
for marching on tho stsco.s with arnih uniform.
atHet tl,an NLdre tue snnctnl ptaylGt1na Of tho
Militia law. Tho Lchr:nnd Wchr-Veron, how-
ever, against which bodY this clausc is direct
Cd. arG IN. highlY !nsensod at TIC @ @autaslty ct or
constitution Of tho unitea sIafcs. They: hayins
constitutional rights Of 'froe apeeeh and free a.
aeH,hiago frnn1 tho AaErant and infnmUus assaults
to yield 10 thois srcacherous attack upon liberty.
Instead OF dlabanttnG, Inc 1agIttous contempt
10 mighty actlon. They Will oxest all their cncrRY
from the sentiment prevailing among the meas-
tc1s arc determined 10 march out at tho Soclal!st
festival thut takes place tho next Fourth Of July,
aud tnkt upon thoniluyca tho consequences that
may follow.
The same paper also says:
Militia bill now before the Legislature Of Illinois,
which Is chiefly directed nexfnst Tho armed labor
grgantzations,-t Lehr.Nnd Wehr- Fcrein. tho
JHGer- Vorctn, and tho Irish Labor. Guard ,-hayo
day next. This ahove nssHcA organizations w,.s
parade the nf'ncnal streeta OF Chicago In Inl un-
form and under arms. Invitations to pafllctnato
u tho M procession have 20 bcen ox;snd to all Trade
and to NIL Other labor organizations WIN may icol
An interest tn the cansc OF constitutional liberty
Tho processlon vii! leaFo West Twelfth Street
Tnrnnr Hail at o'clock IN. 4 number Of stand
lions, Mlti he t!.played Ono million handbslls
Will bo distributed from decorated wagon.
, 1879-04-18
THE METEOR,

4 UHkAT DEAL OF lHtkKx8T
Is Jet exhibited In reference to tho meteorc fall
Ut April . last, near tho CORNER Ut South Park
avenue and TwentY-fourtll street, in this city.
Several Of our scadcrs have uskad for facts addI-
tional to thoaa published In TUE tribune q
week pgo, aud sotHu want to know II thu whola
alIalr was not hoax, perpetsatel by some wsg
who had basket full Of cnlrrs That he could
not otherwise dispose Of. Theirs Ii no reason
whatever to lpult the genuineness Of tho clalal
ll.ai NJ aerulltu did really sxp!ode ana scatter
!ts fragments tn the ub0fc-llnE,ed Vicinity. fhe
explosion un1 The subsequent doWnpour of fiery
lulnps Ut matter .Was Witnessed by too Iuany
perlons to permit the shadow OF u doubt with
regAru tu tElu lAct. Ho1no additional testimony
III regard to detail may be Of interest.
u IL Altuuat certaiu That tlla fragments found
Of which went iuto the lake. hir. ". II. War
pcr, Muster Of the depot Ut Twenty-second
street. statea that 10 dlstinctl7 saM a tall dc.
, 1879-04-18
BISHOP FOLEYs SUCCESSOR.

SUFf1W 7F39dIcH n 1Hs 1Y1bt. {.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 17.-Tl,c meeting Of the
Bishops Of ths province to sslect Bishop for
tln Diocese OF Chicago closed their labors to-
day. Their proceedings have been remarkably
private. There wero present tho RI. Rsvs. Peter
Josup.. Bales, Dlocese Of Alton; LOWS n.
Fink. Lcaycnworth; r. a. Fcehasl, Nashville,
Tenn; J. Lancaster spaalding, Pcorla, III, ;
lntln Joseph uognn, 1t. Joseph. No.; James
uConnor, Vicas-Apostolc Of Nebra.ka: John
IIcnncssy, Dubuque. la; Edward Fitzgerald,
Little Kock; Bishop Ryan, St. Louis. Accord.
lug to the rule. three namcs woro baltoted for,
siyussfmts, Itanlore, md dtgnus. These three
will be bcnt to Rome. for tho Poro's sctton.
Though very private, It ls understood that Nc.
Mullen, Of Chirago, and EIshoo spaulling, Of
Peoria, were the frat two. spauldlng was quito
inyorubly considered, tllsru beiug objections
nmpnc tile Bishops to sicAIullcu.
, 1879-04-18
THE COUNCIL.
Y}tfAtt,nbrANT ur4tEKa9.


A special meeting Of the Citr Council was hetd
last evening, only nineteen Of the Aldermen be-
ing on lnn,1 at 7:50 .. N. AID. Tutey presided,
and announced that tho caurnssIng OF tho fo-
turns would be proceeded with unless tho Conn-
eli otherwise ordered. II va. decided to tako
up the unfinished business.
The report OF the Gas Inspector In regard 10
gnsnlInc In1nps WIS ulnced on file.
The rerotnm cntlataoN OF tav .4uAtclaF5 Com.
mtttec that tho ordinance regulating tile sale Of
reserved seats In theRtres anu lcctrrc-,lalls
should be placed on 1fle vas concurred In.
Tic same Committee reported unfayorahfy on
the Claim ot JOHN liaas for compensation for
raising building, Md, after s0nto discussiou,
tho matter was Indefinitely postponod.
The communication from tlte Commissioners
Of Public Works, asking an appropriation for
the erection Of the new pumping engines at tho
The adverse reports OF tho CoHlni&to on Fire
md Wutcr, on Culerton's ordinance Tor con-
tractIng the ilre-tuits, n,Nl oil tie proposition
to lay thu tIrn.atarm telegraph Wtrc8 under
ground. wcra concurrcd In. $1,000.
The Co1nmtttee un Finance reported in favor
Ut placing On liIa the petition Of the old First
Iiegtmept for pay for their services at tho time
Tl,c Committee on Streets md Alleys, South
Division, reported In favor Of the ordinance
turning over Michigan avenue to tho South Park
Commissioners. . .......
AID. pcarsons supported tho report, and
moved to pass tho ordinance.
Aid. LaWscr moved to defer md publish.
TE,e motion prevailed.
Aid. Knopf moved to adjourn, but tho motion
was lost After the transaction Of BoIne routine
business thu Council adjourned.
4 special meeting has been called for Monday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
, 1879-04-18

eccuding, as It seemed, from the southoAat, ana
that II hnrtt with Il very loud report into tt'rce
strcams. One Of them acomel to 10 protected
about quarter OF mile eastward ttnto thc
lake,, A second passed. tlun sontt, and TIT third
seemed to strike near the corner above named,
which Is block nn,l a haif from tta post OF OBJ
sefsntton, a,.1 l!ssle cast q south from sne
tlupos. lilo thought at the tin1o Tint the ball
teet in i,latnelcr. Mr. Kramer, Of the t'rm of
1Imbol Il Forshc,n,, was walking loulh-
ward from the depot, anil was opp9.,te
the of1lco Of the brewery on South rark
ast 2. no H. q I r. s,b ~
ceosnng from over the hike iron, enst OF so1tt'l
hcard loud explosion ana immedlatcly a'tet' IT,;
wasaa aow ~ great number" OF objects, Ike
E"" soG yhI;h SEEMED TO s9s Ell fo oso tho o
atreet, whsro they were Afterwards p'cReu up'
This sta temcnt "A corroborntcd by Ar. l.oewen-
tleln, who was walking With him at tne tllne'
Cni Mutt whs tn the street at the tane instant,
having lust leit his house, carrying M umofs'la
to keen olf tho rain, which was falling tfccy but
steadily. fio saw the bright light ahead Of hini
some three to five seconds boforo hu Heard tic
explosion, mud two to five seconds after tlat the
struck him.. Some Of the uieces were still hot
wlen Wicked up.
Tie fact tlst IL WAS raining freely at the time
wAs sufficient rcason why the course Ut Tho
stars. None ot them wero Visible at the time,
from this city, md VIC have received nc. reports
from otller points out Of the cloudcd region
stutIng TINT Tho meteor Hight was vls!ble.
Hence It is probably impossible 10 say more VI
tho direction Of fts tna flight tllan TINT cum
parison Of the obscryattons Indicate II to have
come from the east, from some point outside oil
the enrth's orbit.
Prof. q. {. Wheeler, who 6lts the Chair. Of
Chemistry In the Uniyersity Of Chicago, Inns
offered to analyzo some OF the pieces collected
after tho fall. He will probably 10 able, ere
long, to tell US what 1t WIS mala OF.
, 1879-04-18
Tho Kes,,unss 10 Patrick Horny.

OF course the Yaio students wero carried away
With e." rinutorc," md equally Of course The now
sialo /" gag " of "hardly ever " had to be brought
into use. One Of tile students WAS to Aeelaim
spercl. Of latrtck fcury's. 1t certain class cx,
srciso in elocnttun, and tho word wss passed
around beforehand that when tile memorable
perosat!un al ''Neycr, neusr, NRyER," waa
1eachsd, The uhole class wcss 70 take part iu thu
performance. Aud, s4ra enough, no sooner had
it,u orator reached Ills fervtd climax w4ch A
hundred yolrcs. With tons ut illa utmost u.s.
tontsh1uent, exclaimed - Whit, t,taerf" "Well,n
sRid Patrick IIulry, "h4rtly eyer!"-and then
the house cauae down. It was 30 very sueccss
ful combustion, and uithal 10 harmless, thai
Of tue rules ysFy seriously.
, 1879-04-18
NEW YORK EXCISE SUIT,

new YoHg, April 1z-Atter Owen Murphy,
thu Excise Commissioner, dccasnped with over
$50, ,O00, It was found tint he bad Issued nun.
ber OF receipts for excise feea to llqnur.dcalers,
whic! he represented wcre sultfcacut protection.
These hare heretofore been rcpuala.e1, but tn
the test ease of Felix nonucily, Judge Dllteu.
hoEer, counsel for defendant, rnsel polut tl,ut
such receipts were In bur OF recovery for selling
liquors without llccnsu. Judge Sheridan, OF tho
Mnrtns Court, sustained tue po!nt, and directed
verdict for defendant.
, 1879-04-18
M'DoNhlD'S SUMMYS.DE.

MILWAUKEE. April 1I-Caspar NJ. Sanger has
become thu purchaser OF the celebrated McDon-
ald sunuyslde property In Green Lake County,
and ls already IN possession, although tho deeds
a1ul other necessary papurs remain 10 be drawn.
The prtco paid Is said 10 bo $as,0Go. which in-
cndes household furniture, library, etc, and :
considerable amount ot live stock on tue prc,l-
iacs. ue,l. Mcdonald nn.l Mrs. Lamothu yacat.
cd the premises Quietly alter tho second sale nY
Marshnl Fink. This sunnystae nM, dlvorce-suit
business has bcpn the r4lo, financially ind 9TH
arWiAe, OF "Fresidcnt Grants frlenu."
, 1879-04-18

THE PAPER. HANGERS "cARblVAl" BEGUN,
YIiigor has ''booth" at No. 20i Wabash ave.
nue., where Ls exhibits datly 10 an sdmlEIpg crowd
Of art paper aal lace.cuEtniA buyers ths luest
guods iu tho world-aDd thuy buy, too.
, 1879-04-18
CRIMINAL.

James A. Crone, charged with receiving stolen
property, knowing 1t TO bc such, and With being
accessory to the theft of tho property, WA ba.
, 1879-04-18

DRUNKENNESS.
Dr. D'Unxer, discover Of tho clnchona cnIo for
drunkenness, curcs all caars. ltoom ~ Palmer
Unaee,
, 1879-04-18

the residence Of her daughter, Mrs., r, n. H,..,..
t3a Met, M Y as u o. 7u. April ss
serv,ecs ii =. N. to-day. BY catslassa III f,,,.,
At3p. m. N''aFeasa
LAstIl In THU city. Anrt1 a. Of pnsuu3on,. =,
tanih, vile Of t1bqft ]. Lamb, 'sn'st ls1ta
nntit1 n tkoechf1a
s1- Iowa and fIoston psrcrs nlesle cony.
.CHhsE-At hts 1estAtnrr. s24 Cslarntt..x
JENA md monlha. 4" Ast1 Il
Funeral satirday. April 10. n. . a'etoex j, ~
tY frovldenee t1s.l.} and Do,.on ntptr. pt,,. ...
L.r!NLET-At tha re4ttcBca nf- hts btuth.. g
lxltf. on Fn!nnsss'aF.. April Il. Ira 4. iiiie1;
~ Ann Aflor tNith.1 nnpcsa pleatc coov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

The Sickening smell that nauSeates so many
stomachs at this trying season Of the year. and
which is especially perceptible at night, when
the windows are opened for the benefit of the
fresh air, does not come, as many suppose, from
the sewage deposit upon the river flats, but
from the asphalt boiling nuisance on B street,
In the center OF the city. This stencil, which
pervades distant parts of the city, Is naturally
an insupportable nuisance to the people in its
Immediate netghbOrhOod. and they have ad-
dressed an urgent appeal to the District authori-
ties for relief. In this they set forth that the
concrete works of Crawford & Hoffman, prI-
waite business concern, occupying public prop
erty belonging to the District OF Columbia,
southwest corner 18th and B streets, are a
nuisance, detrimental to the large business
interests centering at that point, and seriously
affecting the health and comfort OF the resi-
dents. They say that about a year ago they
called attention to this condition OF affairs, but
on the promise of the members OF the firm that
they would soon vacate, the appeal was not
pressed, but as the firm have obtained new
contracts and are now building as IL to make 1t
q permanancy, they again most earnestly
appeal to the Commissioners to abate the null
sance by causing its removal. This request Is
so proper and just, and the improperly Of a
private paving company being permitted to
maintain nuisance Of this kind On public prop
erty is so manifest, that the appeal Will doubt
less receive attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

The admiration OF the American people for
the fastest time on record" Is pretty well
illustrated by the passenger lists of the steam
ers leaving New York for Europe on Wednes-
day. The favor1te vessels Of old and popular
lines went out with only moderate compile
ment Of passengers, while the steamer which
recently made the passage between Queens
town and Sandy Hook, or oice Uersa, Ia a few
minutes less than any OF her rivals had done,
carried no less than 135, or more than double
the number going by any other leaving the
same day, although the line TO which she be-
longs Is comparatively little known to the pub
lie. and has not hitherto been regarded as one
Offering hrst-clasS accommodations. Clearly
what the American traveller wants Is speed; he,
She or they, win take all the chances as To
every thing else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

Tie New york papers with the exception of
the World speak well of Secretary Sherman's
Portland speech. The Herald styles it "a clear,
cogent and able presentment of the financial
condition Of the nation, and incidentally very
damaging and conclusive reply to the greenbacx
and imitation democratic arguments against
resumption, national banks and the general
financial policy Of the country" The Herald
adds:
sit will be said, perhaps by some of MI. Sher-
mans critics that though he Is complacent over
his great success in the Treasury he owes
and the good prices We have obtained for the
surplus exported; but 1t can be said for him
that his own ability and courage have had very
much to do with his success, and when we re-
member who were his predecessors In the Trea-
Sury the country may safely congratulate Itself
that its finances at the critical period fell into
his hands,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

There are two or three reasons why the
country need not be perturbed by the unani-
nous endorsement of JEFF Davis for the Missis-
sippi senatorship by the democratic convention
OF Clark county, in that state. In the first place,
he could not serve, If elected, because OF dis
Qualifcation; In the next place. 1t is very doubt
ful II he could be elected, and, finally, he de-
clares, but perhaps doesn't mean it, that he will
not accept Office. Altogether 1t would seem to
be clear case OF incompatibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

The kilograms to-day indicate that the Zulu
war is not ended by the victory of Lord Chelms-
ford. Cetywayo has fallen back In good order
with the loss Of few hundred men, and Is ap-
parently better provisioned than his adversary,
for continuing the war. No doubt the British
forces will win In the long run, but not In any
off-hand way, as the result OF single success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

There must be very different class Of Jews
In New York from those who are citizens of
Washington to justify Judge Hilton, Of the
Saratoga hotel, and now the proprietor OF the
Manhattan Beach hotel, in undertaking to
close their doors to them on the ground of their
o1ensiveneSS as guests. 1t Is probable that
among the emigrant Jews arriving In New
York there may be considerable number of
inferior education, habits and social status to
the Israelites OF other cities throughout the
country, but 1t Is difficult to believe that any of
these could be more undesirable as guests at q
hotel than the inferior order of emigrants of
other nationalitieS and sects, against whom no
Class distinction has been made. Quite GER
tainly the action of these hotel men will strike
most people as un-American, and every way
opposed to our national creed 1t Is under
stood that the Jews VIII make test case to
show their rights to be entertained at a public
hotel; not that they care to patronize Manhat-
tan Beach, or Congress Hall, but simply to
maintain their right under the law to visit any
hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-24

us REDUCING STOCK 7l9
DAVIS,
7I9 Market Space, corner 9Th st.
N0TwITHsTANDING the recent advance in al
~ kn ,s; Of sk Cotton and Moosn Goods
SHoi6fSIEs aHd LAoEs s' Oh ''ssss n.x,a SA
Ssn 4 a SsS lots e " kinds b se2as
JAPANESE FANS reduced this day. n,,,.,
STRAW TRAN s AMP hEeHoRN HATS Faya and Bra
GUN UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLs this seasons
~ sooos, at less than lost. At DAVIS.
~ RVsE4 SsF o. OUR CHEAP B. S9gs
COMPETE mp TEp AssoRTMENT q FA IHrn, ana q;
ms1hea pless and s kinds of Notions at lowest
DAVIS.
tyA-6t 719 Market Space. corner 9Th st.
LRU1T JARS, JEI.L1E GLASSES. the most ar.
proved Patterns al the H%MR rlfGes hos
ts2sst 1s43 + st., Opposite the Ebbitt House
FOOT SURGERY. coRNs. sc.
DR. WHITES Establishment,
Opposite Wizards Hotel.
Hours am. to pm.
Fee 81 per visit. Established 1861.
'Patronized by the elite of the world" ty23tr
THE s0PRE 3F 0 SSgkT IF THE DISTRICT
John H0Son1eH Eq ssi7 rs n %.i H.
This case is referred to me- to state trnstees &C
parties ia interest are notified to .ppear at my ONCE
Nc, 4s2 !ouisiana avenue. WEDNESDAY, July 80.
i: iy2s 4 & L O'Clock JAMES G. PAYNE Auditor
e ELLINa OFF CHEAP TO MOVE
Having purchased the large store room No. lib
Market Space, formerly occupied by VIM. r. Riley,
esq.,, where shall remove to. soon as it can be
fitted up In the interval shall continue to sell Off
Stock ct DRY GOODS at less than wholesale prices,
at the present time
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
jJ23h Cor. 7th st. and Market Space.
" BRODHEAD h CO.,
800 Penna. 9ve:, bstwesn 9th and 10th SITS.
DEeED prices, prior to consolidating their stores
This is rare opportunity for close buyers to &C.
Gloves. Ladies' and Gents Underwear. Oorsets.
Towels, hheetirSs. gmbrellss, Psraso.s. sc, &c.
Lonscale CAMBRIA 12hc.
Clarks best 20O-yds. SPOOL COTTON, &c.. C
spools for 25cl
Black SILKS at less than Importers prices.
French FERCAL1NES Csc. worth 81 &c, at
iy21-tr BRODHEAD CO.'S.
on AND AFTER THE nth OF JULY
WE SHALL KEEP
OUR STORE OPEN UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK,
On account OF our large
FhUIT AND MEAT TRADE
In connection with . choice fresh stock Of
GROCERIES,,
New and Nice.
o. r. WHOM & CO.,
SO4 Ninth street.
See ad next week. jyl62w
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The verdict OF murder In the first degree
found yesterday against Buford, the gallant
Kentuckian who coolly shot a Judge because he
had given an adverse decision while on the
bench, following so close upon the conviction in
Georgia Of Cox, the murderer of Aston, Is
hopeful sign. The result of these two trials
win go far toward securing respect for jury
trials In the two states named, and may be re-
garded as an Indication that human life Is going
to be held at a higher value than formerly In
those localities. Now Ii Texas will only con-
vict and properly punish the brute Curry, who
so causelessly assassinated Porter, the actor,
last winter, much VIII be done toward re-
moving the commonly held opinion that criml-
nails occupying a high social position or favored
with large and influential family connections
cannot be brought to justice in at least large
proportion Of the southern states.
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WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEwELRY, "a
r WALLACH.
LOAN BROKER AND JEwELER
feb2 II 14l7 Pennsylvania ava
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! COALI COALg
am unloading several cargees OF Kslmia Ivken.
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash ~
COAL.
which viii be sold at bottom prices
OAl eariy and leave your orders
l. WIN. GUINAND,
0<S La. 40. and list sf,.
Between and So
WHAT 1OOt OF I'd 81. Sc. my7-1y
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" JOHNSON BROIH HERS
WOOD. TELEPHoN1C CoNNKcrIoNs GOAL,
Full Weight
COAL Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries OOAI,
Main Office wharves, mill and depot connected Wit,
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
noMically conducting the wood aud coal trade
whaives factory. extensive store yards enabling Ut
to stock up largely when coal II lowest; Offices
thrcuehout the city, and all In immediate commun
cation. ipsuring prompt attention to orders Ne Az
coal at the very lowest prices
Remember. We insure . strictly pure coal, { 2,2A
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office, mill and depot foot Of I2th l3fh an,
ets: eW Offices: 1902 st n W.: 1ll2 9th 81 n !:
I41e TN b. NV; and 22l Pa ave. Sc 1y1S-tr
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7 INOOLN HOUSE. jackson ST., Cane May
IL Best accommodations % to 4l6 per n
week CHAS. YOUNG NAA
1yl6-2ws Proprfetor lie
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STEAMER SUE"
CAPT. W. c. GEoGHEGAN,
Leaves Stephenson's Wharf, foot of 7th street.
kEi%lE kASbiNds and BAL II. EeAA
EVERY FRIDAY, Up. m
Freisht and passengers at low rates
STEPHENSON Il BRO, Agents,
Offices :-7th street Wharf and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and 10Th street. ty9-Im
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SUMNER RESORTS.

i Sea End, Illinois ave, Atlantic City, NJ
OXEN MAY 81
,yl7SA Address NJ z. HoopRs
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

would. and before very long give Hanlan race
therc right on the water he knows better than any
other man know II. The whole spirit ana
tone of Courtney's conversation is most bracins
and encouraging. and now that the old pleurisy has
gone. notwithstanding the swivel rowlocks: the
long slide. the six and half inch blades.
and the nine a half feet sculls OF
his distinguished adversary. If he makes good
work OF it on the morrow. there is strong reason
to look forward to an early race with Hanlan. ana
should he win that race all win at once see how OPP
portuuely Hanan's recent victories have come in.
To have whipped him before he went to England
would have been good thing and widely
appreciated, but to beat him now. af-
ter he has moved down England's best men.
as If they were babies. and has made the most Won
derful record ever known in aquatic annals. would
be such u triumph for Courtney he has never
dreamed OF. No breath would again be heard
against him and his popularity in this country would
be simply unDounded.
Meanwhile this pretty spot is rapidly hlling with
interested spectators. prominent among them being
Judge Folger. of the Court OF Appeals Mr.. Archi-
bald Kennedy and Mr.. f. b. Webster, Courtney's
hackers at Lachine. The latter's faith in Court
ney seems stronger than ever, and whenever
the battle is arranged there likely to be
little lack of hackers. especially If the Union Springs
man pushes his bow in first to at the end of
the hot four miles and the watch does not show
twenty weight minutes The will not be handi-
cap and both men say they will row in any water the
boats live