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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
PEDESTRLANISM IN CALIFORNIA.
THE WINNER OF THE BELT AND FIRST
MoNEy-THE SCORES VERY POOR.

CLOSE OF THE SIX DAYS CoNTEsT-EDwARDs
THE WINNER OF THE BELT AND FIRST
MoNEY-THE SCORES VERY POOR.
SAN Francisco. July 16. 1879.
Over ten thousand persons present at the
Pavilion last evening witness the finish Of the six
days walking match. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and the various contestants loudly
cheered they went around the track, Edwards
walking slowly. or occasionally jogging lap ogtwo,
but with need to hurry as he had lead Of seven
miles. He was apparently in good condition with
the exception Of WEAKNESS from the exerton of the
last days in obtaining first place. Mcintyre,
after a rest of twenty minutes resumed his walk ut
nine o'clock. going stifiy. but improving somewhat
after few laps.
Contrary to expectation, Scott also made his ap-
pearance the track. walking remarkably well
siderng the broken down condition in which he left
it. Callahan had apparently given up iontest for
the third position and just before nine clock Bow
man, who was walking briskly and running fire.
quently scored 352 miles. placing him with
Callahan. Newhoff. Armstrong and McFarlane made
some good laps on exhibition The old veteran Ken
novan plodded steadily and Chenowith forth
from long retirement and hobbled painfully around
several laps About ten o'clock most of the
retired from the track until lew minutes before
eleven, when Edwards reappeared and ran two laps
briskly. This stimulated Scott. who went round ut
u
his tent his trainers took him from the track by
main force. At five minutes of eleven O'Clock Ed
wards bearing the Stars and Stripes and
by all the contestants, except Scott, walked slowly
round couple of laps, thunders of applause follow
ing the march. Scotts friends raised him on their
shoulders and bore him to the judges stand.
The closing score announced as folows-
Edwards, 81 miles and laps, winning the belt and
first money, $1,000; Mcintyre 364 miles and laps
taking second money $3.50; Bowman, 357 miles and
laps, taking third money. $500; Callahan, 1853
miles, taking fourth money, $3.50: Scott 3l5 miles
and laps; Ncwhoh. 2lG miles and laps; Kennovan,
2ls miles and laps; Armstrong, 202 miles and
laps; McFarlane. 1883 miles and laps; Santos. 1874
miles: Thomson. $50 miles, Chenowith. 172 miles.
The prizes will be distributed this evening.
1t is understood that several contestants have
challenges prepared for Edwards. The six days
contest has been great success financially 1t has
apparently been fairly carried out, and the poor
scores made undoubtedly attributable to the
fact that most of the contestants had had but little
experience and broke themselves down at the begin
ming.
At one O'Clock on Thursday morning the ladies'
match will begin.
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LAW AND ORDER.

The Council chamber Of the City Hail. Newark.
was crowded with people of both yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being another meeting OF
the Excise Board to consider the of granting
or refusing licenses. Nearly all the clergy of
Newark were present. likewise the promi.
nent members of the Law and Order
and Citizens Protective Association. Addresses
we're made and against the granting of licensees
to persons who had been found guilty OF sci ing ON
Sunday. Counsellor Kalisch made u speech in favor
OF his clients, the Protective Association.
An address to the Board, signed by Rev.
AIcssrs. Prieth, Guenther, Schambach, Katcmdal,
Kern, Krug. Rich, Yogi, Limbert, Munser and
Treplow. Catholics, Methodists, Prcsby erans and
Lutherans, was road and caused quite sensation
because of It's strong covert attack the Law aud
Order Association. The clergy named say that hav-
ing been asked To express in writing their opinions
OF the state OF affairs brought about by the sunday
liquor selling controversy. they much to
acmn aud little to approve in the course pursued
by the so-called Law and Order party The
laws should be enforced, not In violent moral
spasms but steadily by the constituted authorities,
and not by private persons whose zeal outstrps
their wisdom The spy system In denounced and
the movement generally pronounced unchristan.
like and calculated to excite hate between classes
aud to do more harm than good. No action was
taken by the Board. 1t meets again to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
MISSISSIPPI ROWING ASSOCIATION.

SECOND DAY OF THE SECOND ANNUAL REGATTA
THE EVENTS AND THE wINSERs-FIFTEEN
THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
KEoKuK Iowa. July 16. 1879.
The second days of the second annual
gatta of the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing AS
ISOLATION came off this afternoon. The depressing
heat of yesterday had somewhat run its course.
and the air fresher and more bracing. The
has been altogether or partially hidden
by clouds since morning. These advantages were.
however, more than counterbaanced by the stiffencd
breeze which had veered from the southwest the
day before to the north. This gave the oarsmen the
gain the first mile instead of the second but the
course rougher both ways, which accounts for
the time being slower than it would have been with
fair water. The were more promptly called by
the same UMPIRE Mr.. A. o. q. Downs. Of Chicago.
sISGLEs-FISAL HEAT.
The first the Anal heat for junior single SOULS,
which was called at half-past two o'clock. The win
ncrs of the three heats yesterday in this
q. L. Muchmore. of Chicago; A. w. Beasley, of
Peoria, and william Rhodes, Jr., Of St. Paul, each
having decided lead at the finish The men
drew into line and were sent of we'll
together. Beasley pulling "a. Rhodes 30
aud Muchmore 30 strokes. At the quarter
mile the last named drove his shell to the front,
with Beaslcy good second. These positions were
he'd by the scuilers to their turning stakes, Much
more getting around only five seconds before Beas-
ley The Chicago man, going home fell behind. and
Bcaslcy went to the front On the last half Rhodes,
whose water was the best, crawlcd up, but not
enough to make II exciting Beasley led all tho way
crossing the finish in 15m. u.s.; Muchmore. l5m.
25s., aud Rhodes. l5m. SOS.
FOUR DARED GIGS.
The second OF the day that of four cared
Rips. Peoria had W. Bcasley, b. Allison, Ned Hug
gins and W. p. Townsend for it's four; the Burling
ton composed of Il. s. Phpp. ] A. Gregg.
A. w. Dodge and h. l.. Parsons The keokuk Row
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FINE SPORT AT SOMERvILLE.

SoMEIvILLE, N. j., July IL, 1879.
Some excellent sport before pigeon traps was wit
messed at this place to-day in meeting of New York
and New Jersey pigeon shooters. The meeting
brought about by contemplated 100
bird match between Rufus s. Church, of
Hoboken, and Mr.. Sanford. of New York, but
one of the gentlemen not putting in an
appearance those present passed away the hot
sutry hours by shooting number of sweeps The
first fve-bird sweep ties shot of. miss and 90
out. birmingham rules. In this match DR.. Mott, OF
Iremley; Charles Woods, of Brooklyn. and Mr..
Church each killed ut % yards rise, the Doctor
winning on the tie. In seyen-bird sweep, two
misses aud go out ties shot miss and 70
out, Mr.. Stetsop, of New York, won with 10
straight at 20 yards, Dr. Mott at 20 yards killing 8.
Another seven bird sweep, same conditions,
10y L. l.. James. of Bergen, who killed at 20 yards
rise. Mr.. Il. s. Church then shot twenty bird
match with Charles Woods. each tieing II birds.
On the shoot of. bird and bird, Mr.. Church won,
showing total score of % dead out of 26.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
HOME FROM SARATOGA.
SOUTHERN oARsMEN WARMLY RECEIVED BY
THEIR FELLOW cITrzEya

SOUTHERN oARsMEN WARMLY RECEIVED BY
THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 16. 1879.
The members of the Elizabeth Boat Club-Messrs.
Callahan. Magrath. Gallagher. Riley and Murray
who distinguished themselves at the Saratoga
gatta last week. arrived home on the New York
steamer this afternoon, and the recipients of
perfect ovation from the citizens at large. Mr..
j. L. Baird, Mayor of the city, received them
on landing with handsome congratulatory address,
and the oarsmen were borne through the streets in
open carriages followed by large procession and a
band of music. hook and ladder truck from the
Fire Department conveyed the boats and as the
procession moved through the streets salutes were
fired from several points along the river front. A
complimentary banquet at night closed the demon
stration, which was largely attended, and number
of speeches were made by the most prominent citi-
zens
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NARIAGANsETT GUN CLUB.

ELECTION or OFFICERS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. II. l., July 1G, 1870.
The seventh annual meeting of the Narraga nsett
Gun Club held this afternoon in this city, when
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
ycar:-Presdent. James Gordon Bennett: Treas urer.
Frank ID. Porter; Secretary. S. Rowland Robbins;
Governing Committee. James Gordon Bennett
Frank B. Porter, ). Rowland Robbins, Travis C.
Van Buren,, John q. Hcckschcr Martin Van Buren,
Carroll Livingston aud Perry Belmont Committee
on Brds-Henry ". Halleck, Carroll Livingston
and Travis G. Van Buren,. Two new members-J
Hopkins Smith, of Portland, and Henry H. jones' of
New York--wcre elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
RIFLE SHOOTING IN ENGLAND.
THE CANADIAN TEAM AT WIMBLEDON CON-
PETING FOR THE QUEENS PRIZE.

PETING FOR THE QUEENS PRIZE.
TORONTO, Ont, July IL. 1879.
Aspecial cable despatch from London. July Is. to
the Globe says:-"There was better weather to-day
ut Wimbledon. There rain. and excellent
scores were made. Shooting for the Queens Prize
began to-day. and several OF the Canadians we'll
up in the first range. The competition will
be continued tomorrow. handsome writing
case. made Of Canadian wood. was presented to
Captain Midway. secretary of the National Asso-
citation, in the Canadian camp to-day on behalf OF
the Canadian Association i'll recognition OF the kind
ness and attention shown by him to the Canadian
team every visit TO England. Captain Midway
expressed his thanks and promised q continuance of
his attention while he was connected with the asso-
citation. Lords Wharnclifie and HEREFORD and other
members of the Council witnessed the presentation.
No garden party will be given this year. The Duke
of Cambridge is expected to pay private visit to
the camp next Saturday ana it is expected that the
Prince OF Wales will be present some time during the
meetinu."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

OTTAWA, Ontario, July 16, 1879.
The international small-bore rifle match between
the Ottawa and ogdensburg Rifle clubs
cluded to-day. The following the out OF
possible 1850 points,
Ogdensburg Club--At 500 yards. 414 at 800 yards.
374; at l. 900 yards. 400. Total, 1l94.
Ottawa Club-At 800 yards. 404; at 900 yards, 373;
at ], 900 yards, 1853. Total 1,l30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

The entries and weights for the races at Brighton
Beach to-day are as follows:-
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500. three uarters of mile
Musquto. Is lbs; Kingston. ~ lbs; Surprise 80
lbs; Storms colt 90 lbs; Idler. 102 lbs; Baton
Rouge 104 lbs. Guy, 100 lbs. Janet Murray, 9S lbs.
SECOND RAcE.-W. II. Stillwell's purse $500. One
mile and half. Virgnian. % lbs. :; Ike Bonham.
IL lbs. Kingston, 92 lbs Ventilator, ITO lbs; W.
/. Higgins, ITO lbs; Hattie +, 10S lbs.
THIRD RAcE.-Long Island Railroad purse $780,
Handicap hurdle race Mile heats. Pilot $50 lbs. ;
Shylock, 1875 lbs; Carver. Jr, 12O lbs; John Ed
wards. l1s lbs. Bay Rum. 100 lbs.; Ben Mace. 1872
lbs.
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SMITH AND MORRIS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HALIFAX n. s.. July 16, 1879.
At q meeting Of the Rowing Association last night
there was read q challenge from Evan Morris to
Warren Smith to row five mile the Pitts
burg course for $500 side. allowing Smith 5000 for
expenses. The challenge was declined for this sea-
son. but Morris will be informed that IL he wants u
similar to that rowed Silver Lake. and will
come here, he will be allowed $500 for expenses.
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CREEDMOOR.

The second competition for the Cowperthwaite
Prize of $50. trophy of that value was shot
yesterday at Creedmoor at the 400 yards range. The
day bad for shooting and poor record was
made. The large. used was of the second class and
the kneeling position allowed The best scores
ere--r. J. Dolan. a.: =. H. Eagle, 40; j. II. D.
Bayley, 3D. j. W. Mangam, 35; W. j. Underwood, 30 /:
N ID. Ward. "a; a. H. Van Hcnsen. 49, H. q. Titus,
3,. H. l.. price IL w prce 40
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NEWPORT YACHT CLUB.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Nrwpopr II July III

NEWPORT, II. l., July 49, 1879.
The Newport Yacht Club held its annual meeting
to-day and decided upon the following officers for
tho ensuing yoar:-Commodore. II. A. Mott. New
York; Vice Commodore, 5. c. Powell. New Haven;
Treasurer u. Il. Pratt Boston Secretary, w. v.
Olyphant. Brooklyn; measurer, Richard Younmans,
Nawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17

Club The stipulations 200 yards standing
positlon sporting rifles. rounds. Mr.. Grants
total was 81 out OF a possible 80. n. s. Marshall iol
lowing with 80 and l.. NJ sherman with ~.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The sloops Coming, N.Y.YC, Mr.. q. q. Haven,
and Alert, N.YY.C., Mr.. Henry Vail, both returning
from an Eastern cruise, came TO anchor of the
HERALD Telegraph station, at whitestone, l.. L.,
yesterday forenoon.
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COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 16, 1879.
This was the second day of the Columbus Driving
Park races. The unfinished OF yesterday
by Belle Brassield in 2:2sia. The first race to-
day trotting for the 2:30 class; purse
5000. There eleven entries and the following
started Charley Ford, Fashion. d. Monroe. Katie
Middleton, Abdallah Boy and Big Soap. Tho follow
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BERGEN RIFLE CLUB.

ELIzABErH, N. j., July 49, 1872
Mr.. ID. s. Grant won the Ballard rifle match. com.
potod for this afternoon by members Of the Bergen
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COURTNEY'S VICTORY.

PERFoRMANCE--A PURSE OF FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO BE OFFERED FOR COURTNEY
AND HANLAN-THE UNION SPRINGS scULLER
READY AND WILLING.
, 1879-02-24

he aYpr'nn, ,t'nntt, II either party vii nprcat,
the Aplwlnln Gn'lfls at., required to ttrtifY
lilo tsats f".n,l 70 lint t'niy uurst'on'
nf las shall 81 up, l.ltuitaft'''s nr'.,
,,nlloIGnicnt on ,l,c A,notIi,t t,,.t,st ur snn1n
t''hrr ratisf mt With any view to the cnnvct1-
trneo ri TN. aItort, slut 40 10 reduce thu ,il-
bur nf cnsca Int the Court may hnvo limo 10
cunaitlrr cacfs we'll, nrtl s1 10 1.isnrr cases nf
such ftnMrta,,cn lint TIC Court .llny hare cf-
questions wl1oFe Il scuma practicable.
The Supreme .Cnt.rt has bcforu 1t OIL l1crcnfenn
task yet 4 tin Stale will rctfe4t thu libraries ot
!c appellate Courts ntit! c,lcb''rage deli,cra.
totl a''ts perfect work In thetni Viii eslhh1Ish
'lc s,,nremc Court III ono place and nIiehtlv
amend tho methods ot taking cases before 1t, 1t
may, tn tc performance ot It's proper functions,
AZ settle tlla body Of the law Ut Illinois TINT
lropertv. M,d rules o5 cnntrhcts may DO sccurn !;
lint the Inv mar TO known mud half the. lft,gn
tion now necessary may 10 dispensed with; G,nl
TINT our jurisprudenee may 10 III harmony with
fllc Whole coH1fnDn ln,e.
There arc sume zoo Courts nf Hccord Ia this
Statt In which 2l,000 ur &c, coo cnses aro conl-
,ncucctt every ycHr. CONTROVERSIES should, as
rule. DO sYttlol - tlIo courts where they com.
tctn w'l1 bc 40 aettlctl. Flo Supreme Court
ctuld hardly rcvIow ol1o cdsc b year frnln cacl.
Of those courts. and Ito 1t we'll. It. fs clear that
lts FUNCTION ia not llao supervision Of ali intt-
yi.lual cases. But In tl'c proper review atll nd
5ast1.ssnt oi thy q,esMlSns M q law +, zoo cases
wllo1c 200 courts, they Will oil 10 brought into
harmony, mid The benefits of The appellate Itrls.
tllet!on experienced by each at!tor rs we'll rs by
lhc State. To accomplish this 1t is necessary
tions OF fact a1,afl come through tic Appellate
Court. which shall settle tho fncts lcayIng tho
law only for review IN tho suprcmc Court or to
OCCUPY Its time. EpwAnD NoBY.
, 1879-02-24

mnrn!'sr, tn the delight nf Tho rural .ucnbtra
atnl iii ntu,y II hnmlun,s. Tho Mtlifa hllt
Eaihs y tttntl nlhnY vatrs by the display.
a iili wak intf!Nt',:ed early n The session by
Mr. l.oyt1i. .of Kane, proyhiisa that l,crs.nit
brs'nrrty sitntlld Int bc excnl pt hs slnei r]n!'nH
for rt,rrlnan money nr in,prOvelncll. This bl't
met ~ slcath ~ lie Judiciary Committee. antl
was 1atd on tic table. Yesterday Mr.. Lowell
s.trccrdcd IN getting, the tturlsu To et,nscnt to
taking tic bill from tlax tabn ami agaln coul-
mIttch to tic judiciary Committee.
At II 100 o'cluck, after rather tan,o session,
the Iiuuse adjourned to ~ o'rtoek q. tn. Mem
day.
4 bill will shortly he introduced by Senator
Riddle for tho purpose Of adding the Counties
Of Lake, A'cIlenry, Knnc, and DurnQo to the
Cook County Appellate Court District. This
scheme Is favored by tho lawyers, whp deem It
tnorc convenient to 70 to Chicago ttta.i to Ot-
tara to try their cAscs.
a measure fs also being complatcn providing
far the abolition al all the ynrfnus Suite 0art!s
of charitable institutions, ani placing te duties
now performed uy ttitni III tic iattts OF three
State Commissioners. II Is also prn1mi,le that
the nrt creating the Southwest nnsl NORTH Diy,s-
Ion 1'nrk ls"artis will be abosllcsf, at,,l tic tlu-
ties discharged by them conferred upon QUO
1a,srd of three members appointed pt the Gov
GtuOr.
, 1879-02-24

her shatncfulIy, hat ,l,us hg sl,,au,lered
!ict hto1mfty, f''HAt rerklessly. ilni,l liz
had lrln,ght her 70 sl!n verge nj bankruptcy.
fru,n personal ylolcnsc ttl iabit0al t!trrttiun
at.l rraea misrepresentation of tier. ,r,1rxr.
When l1c took cs,nrEe uf the estate aiu i!ni IN
her hanl!s SlS0,M0 IN bills reyetrAhlc. This Is
TINT She t1oca nut propose tu ntnkc an assign.
tncnt, hut has scc,sred q new man OF
business, Mr., 0ln,d, relative Of Chief
JMstlpa Waite, uni will mako overy
effort 10 weather the stUtni, which
she thinks she tan in succcssfu1lv. Tlrrc arc
now rnmors e',nt Col. f[olmca, ,de.ralrng Of why
out Of The !lifllvnlte eA That lcse. t committed
ro,yo entire confidence from ali parties. shc ts
n woman OF strong will n.,.l hhrewd ideas OF
business, nj, a!,ler pcrsou In many respects than
her Iatc husband, md there Ars nut wanting
,ht af1airs ail the time, anl Is responsible for
their present condition.
, 1879-02-24

hy averages drawn frun tIle tnbcs or warc4 nv
io~'is nn't 1nAlstiIr, It II inind tIlnl i,v rr-
tlIrt'9 1nr tst.b1d r!nptpyca. III thu h4l,tml1,,
ti'Isfhrrt. IN the cities null iuw1s yls|lrti, sEny
Tint t!,e nyts,!sc weakly Musrs, TN ii uuh ba,s.
wcro " 4.ill pcr cent higher in 1873 ttnt, t1cy
In averaging anil consolidating returns fror
7nrlHns ioenlltlcs and upon numerous cn,Il-
mott'cs, It Is found TINT
(sraccrlcs havc ndynnccd In prtce . nor rcnS
!roylsloha harc advanced tn price ,.2H ncr ci,t,t
En0 |IaR atlvtlor III pFfce. d. 7,.,t, Il t,pr rant
Dry Hons flnye fallrM III prIeu.. 49,, Icf cent
!!hulh hnfe alrhhceA III price, III pof crmt
!tenfs have advanced IN Urica. 49, III i,Dr ccmf
uoard Inns ADVANCED In price,. 40 pnr cent
On nil thtsc Items uf cxpeuss entering }nto
the cost Of living the nvcsagt prjto Fns IL X nrr
cont higher In 1878 than II wns IN isUO ~
From an inycstfgattun embracing .ilc business
.expctsonco ot t}f6 dealers laing retail tfaiu in
tel cities a1nl towns, which rotnin hopl,Intun
Of about hl0, ,000, It soclns lalr md his, to draw
tho folfnwlDg conclusions: That Tie yotkfnE
men Of Alnssarllusutts, III lie majority oi rns,.s
layo good food, though not In no nreat D,i,ntilv
nsnl variety as:in prcvlonA wears: tllgt troy arc
pract!clrg rlGia tcbndmr III purchases Of cloth
ing, dry goods, boots ind sIft'cs, i,ul,se.futuf.
goods, aiti fuel; a that the majority coltlulf,
to pRy their bills promptly.
Clap. ! ol tho report Is devoted TO testimony
0! ,laDorlhE tncn upon a great variety OF ulics-
tio1s, md Chap. TO statistics ut drunkenness
mud llQuor-sclilhg. rlIc Encts collected lutlcr
tue 1ast.namet1 hcdllng aro consolidated In the
Following table:
, 1879-02-24
rRENE EUUNT-IT3 FUNCTION IN TIE
,!p srATE. ., :,
To fha Editor Of IYf 1rth1Ink

.!ur BTATE.
To the Editor NJ IIte 1ftblns
CHIcAGo, Feb. 13.-If this function at court
OF ultimate appeal Is merely to bring to m cid
litigation In cacl individual case presented to IL,
with no regard to It's ttrect upon tho body OF
tho law, slure appeal Is NIL tllat should to
tolerated, a.tl the cases should be Divided be-
tween the Supreme aisl Appellate Col.rts, 30
that cacl. casa might receive !ts quto.us In the
quickest tinls u1'1 by tic least expensive pro.
cess.
The idea that such Is the proper function has
largely prevailed III this State; and it l,as pro.
duccd ninety volumes of reports which arc not
considered essential to q full law library outside
Of Illinois. Texna aud Arkansas reports arc con-
ssdercd Us nlore valuable ighta to the body OF
thB law. II, illinois we find dccIs.uns that II
cnlNnon cartier recUiycs packaEo directed to
polnt fur beyond Its line, and gives d bill of
iadlNs agreeing TO transport it over its
ltnc, it f. liable us gl!arantor that
II stranger prescnts check for $1,000 to n
bank nfld the drawer lima hut 5000 u deposit, tic
bank must pay,!n SUOD to the stranger at,ti al.
low h[tn 10 carry oH tllc voucher. In 1868 tho
1911 did not renbye tho protection Of tho stnk
ute OF limitations from married women; in 1870
tho saline Court held that 1t did, and a!l who l,uu
retcl on tlIe decision Of 1918 Ind lost their
oid sim,ntra n ,;m;tottnHs hw ,nir ,isios n,'3 5
a,,ut al ,,c,r .."n." T., ,i,t n..t @ .nos, , '.
ri1hts arn soroI nar.,',' ,"si4.Isca mo!.cna
ssnry nnt" hnfora IT, ,se,n f,,,Is 5tat'. n,p
slmy thai il. is nnnrontnr -; ,"'rr,'. .I'"s
Io IL mi trnn,on+ ~ h,1, H. ~ ,t ',nia; to. as
rr ,"ns ,,Ior ~ ,nn,s ~ !es ~! .,an.t LINZ @
wr,to nycr a nona nnv mn, IN ,,t +. 4
H." rsnti1,,' or ar"ot "',., o,,,... .t osn NV
r"r,roct t,,at In aw t,t,ntta. r fr,, tru
,rrtitr M"a,I, oynr f,.',"t, ~ ~, nv a,, eio
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