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The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A New Auction HOuse.

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Ogle, has leased the
store No. 500 Market street, lately occu.
pied by Adams & Bro, and will open in
q short time an auction roon. He has
had the walls Of the store. hand
somely kalsomined, and other ne
essary improvements made. Mr.. Ogis 1,
we'll known as an auctioneer, and nc
doubt will do q fourishing business
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Chester City Directory

A copy of the Chester City DIRECTORY
for 1880. has been received at this of
flee, from the press Of Ferris Bros, Will
mington. 1t is handsome volume, OF
neat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and hand
someiy arranged. Ii was compiled by the
same parties who are compiling the Will
minRton City Directory, soon to be- IL
sued fN 100 ~ s'iH j
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Railroad Surveys.

Surveys are now being made for q
branch Of the Wilmington & Northern
Railroad, to run from Springfield, IN
Chester county, Pa, TO the Falls of
French Creek. 1t is intended to reach
some iron mines.
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rhs nu.saan IIahana.o.,

LONDON. Nay 8, 1870. --,Adyicss non
Tashksnd state that the seecisi core
sposdent OF the HERALD, vho has bcar
stay)2g there fer some Sonths wIfb
Gen61al Kaufmpnn, the 0ovsrnor c.
eFal of rurkestan, len that elty early jr
tn month VI April, q ros@6for Cahnl
y Il 10 annoafc cod tint Garihaldi will
soon return home TO Csprera.
DR.. Butt has again had . relapse, ant
his condition Il most precaIious.
Trustworthy advices represent thal
the Macedonian insuspsction 10 rsviving
Austria and ,Enp lau1 have telegraph
ically informed the Tirnova Assembl,
Of their assent 70 the election Of Prime
Alexander OF Bsttenbers 70 The ,Balg .
rian throne. Austria ssnt hsr mesaag
70 the CGAr. f1 b ~ Ifg ,.lg a. gbErn
The StaadarGs despatch from Berlii
says SolovieE who attempted 70 sssassin
ate the Gar, declares that though b
wa compelled under threat Of death b
fire at the Car he ptlrposely missed him
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Ksns Csunsy I.Iqusr Iass.sea.

The Kent County Ceurt, on Wsdnes-
day atternoon dispossd Of the applaoHnas
for license 70 sell intoxioatino 1Qnom-
The following were granted ncsnse !:
George DehOTty, OF Fsltou; Joseph
Gorty, Of Milford: a Alsxandef Wallsn,
Of ClaytoDi Z. X. Smith, Of Leipsic; ohm
N. Ford. ofDovsr; w. w. Wilcox, OF
FELTON,. The followisg were refused n
cense: Adam Mayhood. VI Clayton Thn.
K. Carty, Of Clayton; Jacob Levy, Of Do
Green, Of Whitleysburg;, Clark Il Cub
bage, Of Sandtown. There was strong
0pposition TO 4. X. Smith and J. n,
Ford, and . number Of witnesses were
heard In open court for AID againnt these
applicants. Reed represented the ne.
mVnstrAnces In both Gases. Woloott re.
presented Smith. W woolcott R.dglsy
.. d Harrington represented Ford.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Tempersnee Me ,,inr.

There will be temperance meeting
held In the Opera House tomorrow af-
ternoon, at Q o'clock, p. m. under the
auspices Of the NJ. S. r. A. All COZ daily
invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
RENO. March a. 1879

RENO, March 3, 1879
Your No. i8 Safe, belonging 10 me, has
Just oeen opened, and ia cont nts are IN
perfect shapo. Safe opened Without any
trouble as soon as cooled.
DAVID MCFARLAND.
Fee us before buying Safes OF second
hand dealers. We will make II decidedly
To your advantage.
Ha,l's Safes and Locks are the Best IN the
Woridi
i HALLS SAFE AND LOCK CO.,
Cincinnati, New \ ork. Chicggo, san Fran
cisco, louisville and y. Louis.
Sample safes In store and infOrmati IN
furnished by the Agents fOi Delaware and
Mary iapd.
FLINN 4 JACKSON,
N. lI 2I9 Market street.
wilmington, Del
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SOM : thing win Merit Tn II.

Som thing With Merit Tn II.
THE LA BELLE letter copy ing book and
ink IA French chemical ltcovery) N lust
what the business public has wanted for
years II enables the merchant u copy his
letters Wah0Ut Water, brush or press, and
with no more trouble, time or paius than
he would be put To IN blottinx the letter he
has written. The copying IN Immediately
nal Without q blet, or blur. The books
areno more expensive than any other first
class quality OF letter copy Ing books, they
can be used In any ordinary press (wiib or
without water); ten or twenty letters can
be copied at one time. The books are well
bound and made OF the finest + RI nch linen
Tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce is the COM
panies authorized agent for the State Of
Delaware. nlf 'fa "I
Address Cbas. W. Bruce, Ga Pine street
Wilninst0n, ,.Del. .s a apl6-im
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RENO. March 2. I

H. ANA N RENO, March 3, 1s7o.
Our Halls Safe WAS In q fire OF Burning
ever saw. Safe ops led readily and con.
tents In splendid Older. y. r. BOYD.
i. County Trea> urer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

NJ OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVkN TO
IN al peraons whose business or occupa-
ton yequires . State license for the pres
ent year tfs79' that the same Ia due and
payable on the nrst day OF June, 81 the Of
nee OF the Clerk ofthe Peace for New Cas-
JOHN r. SPRINGER,
-,.rt-;. Clerk, at New Castle.
NJ. A. J. springer, Deputy, No. 800 w.
SeeOnd 1t. WilmtngiOn. y mail I'm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
NOTICES.

DHysnknn MoT.c. .-r
wAnH At WILnINorOX
The Directors have this day dG6lsred 3
dividend Of twelve dollars per GnAfe, -.
ing six par cent. NJ the lest six nonths;
payabio ON demand cl.arQf sll teges. N
mys-4s xssd dksS,:;t.
lJAVFOAALs a . kEBUILD AND RE
j PAIR the BANKS OF CEDAR
CREEK MAhSH COMPANY.
NMicsie hersby given that In accord
gnc6 WIN Akctlon 3 or an act passed by the
qspsrel As.smply Of DelswAr n ~ lat.
aoio4, sSAled proposals wtn - recstved
~ ytheNn9craisned com uittee0 81 the Levy
Court Of New Castle County " "rupAtr
ard rebuild" the bAnks nf the Cedar Cfeek
Marsh Company. In Blackbird hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware. The pro-
poeals must state explicitly the amount
fqs com pletlng the whole wsrk In 2 sub
etAnttai and proper manner; must be nd
dressed tOOne or inore Of the com mittee ~
their resp ective ptSetr0ff1ces, on or before
Friday, Nay p. ME. at 2 c'ciecn, m.
euB ~ sW4 a#sli giH. y, WELLsSs,
'Aes4lniw wiLLlAM POLK,
''' .xilpasJA JAMRs TT 7; TxYLaSkII:,l 1.S,Ia Il,
spe4.Hw.0edsBd o .n3 Oom ,Nittee.
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TElEcRAMS RECEIVED
Hall Safe & Lock COMPANY

RErO, March 8. 1919.
Your Iarpe Fire and Burglar. Proof ate
was opened this morning. the Bolts and
Locks working in.rerfect order. Contents
wholly unharmed.
ID. A. BENDER a Co, Bankers,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

Nj OTiCE,-J. II. Primrose iias taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine com mpany-Lhe Wheeler a
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and is an en.ifely new machine,
w ilson. Ills the nnest made lock-stitcr
sewing machine now in use, and has nd
vantages superior 70 any other.
We hope our friends will give us n call
and net buy uniil they have examined this
new machine tatl..t
Our territery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, aud Delaware and
the Eastern shore OF Marylan
Our ONCE, Al present, will be found at
| 72s MarRet street. After the 25th OF NJ arch
next we Will be FOUND at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. us Market street.
~A0ENTS WANTED. D.
feb5 dtf j. .H.PRIMROsE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

A Splendid Opportunity " win For
tune Fifth grand distribution. Glass f..
AT New Orleans, Tuesday. May 18th, 1873
l0sth Monthly Drawing.
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
cmKEN.

There was such a similarity be- tween the speeches of Joe Havley. Of Connecticut. in the House. and that of John A. Logan. of Illinois. in the Senate, on the army bill. ss to in- duce 8 reference to the Congression- al Record. It vas discovered by g comparison of the two speeches that LOgan's. in the main, vas stolen from Hswley's end that very many of the illustrators were idsntically she game. Ttwa we'll kaOwn fact th t Logon murders the Queen's English, but t aas not supposed until nov that he would steal 8 speech and palm II of on 80 intelligent a body as the United States Senate.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

The new road from Picket Post to
 Maricopa is the one formerly travel
 e l from Phoenix to Picket Post. to
 what is now known as the Mormon settlement, thence by the old Me Dowell and MaricOpa road, leaving
 Florence twenty two miles to tke south, Hayden's nine miles to the nosth and Phoenix sixteen miles in same direction. The distance saved by this route oyer tbe one formerly
 travelled between Picket Post and Maricopa H sixteen miles. The longest drive between waters IS 28 niles, and within thirty days the dis tance Wlll be shortened three miles oy. the completion of the Mormon ditch. The route IS over table-land, firm { no sand and no hills. The King mine teams yill be put upon this road a5Out the first Of June or as soon as their supply of barley on the other route is exhausted. The x. s. M. Co. contemplate establishing fast freight over the route. making tri- weekly trips, carrying the product of the mine to the railroad and return with mining supplies and freight for whom 1t may concern, 7 making the trip each way ID two days.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

Hopkins to Burlington the walking was 80 beastly that the occasional lifts be gas able fo beg or steal on freighs lFains didn't count fer sn5 thing. he expresses himself si highly pleased y5th I.sadvills, end thinks of going back again. bnf not thm censury He excused the style of his rsiment by saying that no- body in Leadyills wore any more than ono seg tO their pantalOOns."
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

The Burlington Itaekeye relates an anecdotis apropos of the wealth of Leadville. ssTke Burlington young man FhO went to Leadville in February i'd make his fortune, re- turned yesterday evening, having made 1t. He reports fhe val ing from Leadville to Pueblo as terrible, but from rha|t point as far as Larned it improved. and From Larned to Osage City he got along with coin
 paratiysiy Iitle fatigue, and nothing to eat; from 0sage City to Atchison, the Walking grew rapidly worse, and his fatigue increased out of sll pro- portions to his raslons, and from
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
opiaioas q ias Press.

Tae ''OpiniOns of the Press of the proposed Constitution of Califor- l.ia wilI be entertaining If not in- Esructive reading, when the result of the vote is known.
 Prescott Arizona Enterprise 4Ye have read the new Constitution proposed for California. 4 wilder aud more utopian document never eminated from men Who claimed to be sane. No State, in such times ss these, could live under such an or ganic law, and California, under t, would soon be in 3 condition similar to the one she was in before the Mex ican var.
 Healdsburg Enterprise The new Conshtution, if adopted, will loosen the grip of oppressive capital upon the poor classes; it will compel land monopolisfs to divide their estafes into small farps and sell them at reasonable prices; it will ineulcate reform in our State Government. and in every sense will be untold benefit to our people. Foolish indeed is he who hsis long been elamOrIng for re- form in our Srare Government and equal taxation, anu wkO votes against the Constltution--an instrument 6t- ted for Ihe wants Of the people.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

Concerning Harry Gilmore. who is spoken of as stationery clerk of the Senate, the Radical newspapers re- mark with some degree of emphasis that he Nas 8 Confederate guerilla 9 during the war, and one of Mosby's lieusensnts. Veil, what of 1t? Mos by himself was nothing but Q Con- feierate guerilla, aud is hOnered by Hayes Hlth 8 eonsulship.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

The following items are from ths Sentinel
 4 large tank and steam pump Lave been set up by theR R. Go. at Mari copa.
 It is rumOred chat Hon. Thomas Fitch is about to reside permanently at the East, end that Arizona may no more know bis presence.
 Major Mitchell. formerly private secretary of Carl Shurz, is now at Tucson on important business con- nected with India1 and land matters n Arizona.
 Last Wednesday II .000 pounds of Silver King concentration passed through, en route for San Francisco. Dividends
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
APosEaI Desasion.

The Attorney General has affirmed tAe decision of the Assistant Attor- ney-General for the Post-Oiiee De- partment, that regular publications designed primarily for advertising purposes cannot be sent through the mails at rates charged legitimate newspapers
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

Ben 8utler is of the oplulan that the principle effect of the organized effort of Republican politicians to colOnize=Soushern negroes in North ern States. will be to disgust the wOrsingmen of the party and give the Democrats the undisPated control oF the colonlzed States
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
The soalbern PacIfe raIIroaa ha.

The Southern Pacific railroad has killed Ehrenberg. Il is nov de- serled village. The AtchisOn, To- peka and Santa Fe railroad will do che something for Santa Fe, \. Il. The feS persons who remain there viii soon tasSe the bliss of solitude, bat notwithstanding the prosperity Oi the new town soon to be built on the railroad, Santa Fe wiil still be rich ia traaiten. ia eob-webbed sealings erurnbling walls and grass-grOwn streets. Who vii be her Gibyon, and write her history
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

Steven D Richards, the murderer of six persOas iR Nebraska, left Omaha for Heaven, through trap, on the 26th ult.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
nepsrsss slsnlIsnwe.


 NEV YoRK. Apsil 26.-A Tines Washington special sags It hn lesked 0ui q sns Eha William M. L0ee, a 5resnl ck nnbar Of ihe Honas from Alsbams has sent a challenge to Logan of IIlinois. ta meet him on the field of honor. The difference grew out of a statement made by Lowe about two weeks ago. and published in Pittsburgh paper in che f1xn10f an inisFVies. in which that gentleman is reported to have said that Lsogal, on the eve of the rebellion. contemplated entering the Confederate service; that he raised three regEmenfs of troops in Illinois which entered and fought in the Con feaerate army, and that just prior tO the departuFe of these reginenss frOn Illinoia Logan deserted them.
 CHIcAGo. AprI s6.-The Jour- nal's special says There is con siderable excilenaens over tho Love Logan matter. Lowe declares that Logan must reract, fight, or De pnb- hely chastised, gnd some friends fear blood will be shed.
 CARD FROM LOWE.
 WAsHISGroN, Anril 26.-Reprt- sentative Lowe published . card thss afternoon in relation sO bis difference with Senator Logan, including the following letter
 WASHINGTON, April 25.-Hon. John 4. Logan-Sir :-0n the 21st instant you published in the Repub- lican of this city a communication words generally reaecting on me. l have twice addressed yol s note calling your attention to this language. You have failed and rel fused te answer either of them, and you thereby force me to the last al- .ernauve. l therefore demand that VOu name some time and place, out 5f this District, where another com will presently reach you. Ny friend, Charles Pelham, is au- hOrize6 to act for me in the pre- nises. Respectfully,
 M. NJ. LOWE.
 Colonel Lowe then concludes Thus ended this one-sided cnrrespon- ience. It needs llttle or no com nent from ne. l wil not brand TOhn 4. Logan as lislr, for be is Senator of the Uniteii States. l 1ilI not post him as 8 coundrel and For that would be iu viola ion of che local statutes; but l do ublish him as one who knows how Q insult but not how to satisfy a Btleman. and 1 invoke upon him hs judgment of honorable men Of be community.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

l. IS feared shat the negroes noE tiocking to Kansas from the South will take with them the germ 0f the yellow fever SO prevalent among them l=st season, wnd that it viii break OutamOug them with the cOmlng of warm weather.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Arizona Silver Belt.
Friday, May Q. 1s5a.

7Rs zRfzOHx .SIL FER BELT q sssas1 Friday nsorsfags, af Gloss, Piaal Cosais .srsxcad TERAS OF .SE-BSCRIP T70R-6as Far, Soar floilars lSlz Noatis. 7see pollars sNi fsf1e Ceats IAree koafhs. 0ne Dek iar ard fSffy Csafe-lprarsa5ig sa .Ad. 0anes. RATES or ADF-ER TISLyG gsrsn Hpea ar,- e}tedfion JOB PRINTING aoas Fromptly and e Rea- s0ad1is Pricss .zdfrsss
 H4CENk.Y ss E0REHE.fD. E8ifers
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

ST. Lo5fs, April 26.-Mrs. A. \. Sterling, whose husband IS now in Arizona, was stabbed to-day by q man named William 0. Smith, whom she had raised from a tramp to be foreman of her fam in Summer- field, IlIisois HeT wounds are probably fatal.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

The man who married 8 whole family lives n Traverse county. Michigan. His first wife died. and he marraed her sister. She, too. died, and then he married the mother of his two former wIyes.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

In consequence of unusual heavy ralns in some Tarts of Texas:rivers have been bank full.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09

Westmeyer has 6 large Tor of fine Bacon. which be offers to sell cheap in job lOts.-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1879-05-09
Tobacco and Cigars

-ANp IN FACT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-30
GEN. GRANT.
Ills Reception of school Children.

SAN Francisco, September 20. The Grant
reception of public school children. at Wood
ward Garden. was the most enthusiastic ova-
ton yet recorded. No less than 30, 900 chill
dren swarmed the gardens. As the General
made his appearance on the platform of the
pavilion he was greeted with deafening and
long continued applause and perfect shower
of bouquets. The president Of the Board of
Education made an address, to which the
General responded as follows: 1T is a graf
flying sight to witness this evidence of the
educational privileges afforded by this young
city. The crowds gathered inside and out
side of this building indicate that every child
of an age fit for school is provided for
When education is severally diffuscd we may
feel assured of the permanencc and perpetu-
ity Of such institutions. The greatest dam
ger to our people grows ont of ignorance, and
this evidence of universally of education is
the best guarantee Of your loyalty to Ameri-
can principles. The party then proceeded
to the amphitheatre, where 10000 children
passed in review before the General, shaking
hands and overwhelming him with floral
tributes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-30
Court DecisiOn.

A cargo of cotton on the steamer Natche;
was damaged 100000 by fire last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-30
HallOWell Local News.

AT the last regular business meeting of the
Reform club the following officers were elect
ed: Edwin ID. Lee, President: S. s. George,
J. A. Wilson, c. A. Norcross, Vice Presi-
dents; John Hall and +. A. A. Heath, secre-
taries; Rev. +. Grovenor, Chaplain; John
Hall, treasurer; G. w. Blanchard Sergeant
alarms. Delegates were elected to attend
the County Club at West Litchfeld, Friday
and Saturday of this week. An invitation
has been extended through the secretary of
the County Club to all the delegates from
Augusta and liallowell to take dinner Friday
with brother reformers at Purgatory Mills.
Teams will start from IIallowell at 10 clock
The ordinance of baptism was administered
to two persons at the river on Sunday last, at
the close of the morning service. by Rev. F.
Grovenor, pastor of the Methodist church.
There is an increasing interest in their meet
ings
1t is expected that Rev. George H. Vibbcrt
of Boston will address our citizens on the
subject of temperance, Friday evening, of
which due notice will be given.
Messrs. Currier 4 Son, coal dealers, are
laying the foundation for a store-house, near
their coal yards Mr.. John Hall, we learn,
will have charge of the carpenter work
A tramp giving the name of Callahan, of
Boston, was arrested by Policeman Ira NJ.
True, Sunday night, and brought before
Judge Knight and fined under the tramp law
Failing to pay the fine, he was committed to
Jail. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-30
Trouble Brewing in Ireland.
Germany and the Vatican.
YELLOW FEVER.

yellow fever are found in Il county adjacent,
all of which are traced to Memphis causing
the regulations governing quarantine to be
drawn tighter. Hereafter no one will be
permitted to enter or leave the city at any
hour, except by special permit. No new
cases this morning. At noon, 1 new cases
and death
Nine new cases. whites, reported to-day
No additional deaths reported. The dona-
tons to Towards aggregated Sll92. Quar-
antine superintendent was to-day instructed
by the State Board to rightly enforce against
any person passing the picket lines to or from
Memphis.
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LATEST by MAIL.

A new s250,000 Catholic Church was dedi-
Gated yesterday in Norwich. Conn.
New York is to be soon afflicted by another
walking match. The OLeary walk will be-
gin at A. NJ. on the 9th Of October.
The Ashley belt goes back to England,
Rowell having secured the trophy and, it Is
said, about $4,000 as his share of the gate
money.
The annual convention of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity will be held at Hanover,
y. H., Oct. 90 and "a. Delegates are ex-
pected from thirty colleges.
Postal changes for the past week: New
-Postmasters appointed: Walter l..
Parker, Dedham, Hancock county, Maine.
Fred A.. LovejOy, Liberty, Waldo county.
Maine.
\ correspondent of the London Standard
says that war is considered inevitable between
Turkey and Greece. The same correspond
ent says an alliance between Russia and Tur-
key is projected.
Rev. Bobert Collyer occupied the pulpit of
his new charge in New York, Sunday-the
Church of the Messiaf-which was crowded
by an attentive audience. Rev. DIR. Farley
Of Brooklyn conducted the services and in
troduced Mr.. Coilyer to the people.
Sunday morning the saw mill on Webb
river at Dixfeld village was found to be on
fire. The fire extended to the carding mill,
and the grist mill, all of which were con-
sumed, taking out all the buildings on the
Dixfield side of the river. The cause cannot
be conjectured, unless it be that boys had
been in the mill that morning smoking. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 to $1,000 on which
there was no insurance. The owners are
Hosea Austin, W. S. Chase and Henry o.
Stanley.
The early morning train from the west on
the Maine Central railroad was an hour late
Monday morning, on account of an accident
that happened at Portland, Sunday night.
Five cars were thrown from the track and
one was tipped over on he Y, in the Maine
Central yard in that city The accident
probably occurred in switching Not much
damage resulted. The Z. & o. train was
unable to run into the depot and passengers
had to walk in. The train for Lewiston was
kept back two hours, but the engineer made
IN one hour on the road
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THE ASHLEY BELT.
Proceeds Of the Walking Match.

New YORK, September 90.
The managers of the late international
walking match held meeting to-day, and
the gate money was di, ided as follows
Rowell, SO, 800. which with 5000, sweep
makes a total of S26, 900; Merritt, S7,3l2
Hazel, 81, 1880; Hart, S2.370; Guyon.
$3.50; Weston, Sl.36j Ennis, S972j0
Krohue, SS11.50. a reception will be given
the pedestrians tomorrow evening. in Madi-
son Square Garden. when the belt will be
presented to Rowell, and exhibition walks
and running matches take place, in which
the men will take part.