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Clothing Clothing b. Hsber will
sell the nobbiest suit tor less money
than you can buy elsewhere. Call early
aud get one, at b, Habers. -l2l7tc.
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any parry having sn improved farm
T..,ulhH 10 trade Tor sturk OF meu han
~, can get bargain b, calling on my.
vi agent, corner Austin avenue and
SIKH street, Waco, Texas
Il. T. BuRNHAM.
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Wholesale grocers ~ and 423 North
main and 202, 2O4, 2O6 and 2OS Vine streets
II. Louis, Mo, Issue a weekly price book
which they will furnish To merchants or
parties intending 10 commence business
tres OF charge on application. 02-27dwly
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.,,,I. BKEVIrIE>'
,,,crc-t From our Re
I'e"' porter-' note books

30, NlYy-.
'Hc .. MIR. LeRoy H. rope anu no'
~ po,,. VINO Was pi"eted 10 cur
tol; ,,,e.f'ry Of tue f'IeuIahu'I S'ooN'
.,,uar "Esmela,da tonight;
IL "' A.. are OIL SAFE III nv lt'e any
Re''N .,,'.u.Dce opens al elglll cioch
tore p''
sharp ,.uk Yesterday with
pttun WAS WY an Ii,r rurt al bu,-
,..,y little d -p'H iu,, al : a., tents AN
,rs ", q'nt N'''7
plusid iigure.
n,.tire Evans coult yesterday Ill
John /. fInl Vs. IchiA -.
Haze. toreIoe Gy .,,,G was
verdict lor iH' p''''
,ru..,rrd. ul BruAn, Jones N.Ahutr'
t'r,, ord, we're SOFA on l"c' u'l
"TnlL TO Nj Ihe Anderson Tor Tue sum
".JI-5. .u.u Two sales sou LOT $40
.l...,,,.,., .I,i,nr,,t,. an. Jbrau.
SOME ,' ".o Ia .,., s.,n in mi.
liui Ne" t"' s.,,,',',,i,c,i Az H.. t,x,N.
,titu have "" ',.',.,... ,,,,,,,v,l. M imam,
lSER Once. n'' '''
and iiht UT"
The award 10 n.uueis iot ,, V"'a ~ mail mi,
mails 10 M from az p',y ,',,t,,,,,S,n IT,.
/ tmn' are eA p'u,'u 'i"" s,,,, an an,
usy NEE N'Ic UNIV O'''
tue Lowest '"hes IT,
AT fin. n, Xt REGULAR meeting OF the
leo rnuuru "A week from Tonight, II City
W. r,.v ,yiIl he annotated lur the ensuing
anil .ueculniiOn OIL who the lucky
ia, h,. /. In order,
.,u .,,. 49,.
Manager uaI Iahu "'tl Iohs"' Wv, NV
comic oil uttei,l peoPtc WI" "'t' nu '"o
HeaIre 'O'hlS"| ny naNl iiS pot'.e .ill.'i
MAXIM the houdlums keep order.
-lhr'e attachments we're sued our III
tue county court gcsl'lu'yi tNo az ms
| citizen, IN thr country AMI one against
ltItu OF ashlngiOh county u'r' cItu IOI
/ tIylCc t. Tie shclIl oi 'Oi Ell county
.,..I,r,, rot,v mazda Inn fora rrnAd
t -, ~ t...rd,,v Inn unt tnr ria,
w ~, ~ 80" M. L,., s,.,,.
man "h NV P"h. ,,I t,'i.'l m,
o. U'i III wac a. mai ' it,.'';'ty n,il,s an
o. sE"' So"s "Oi'' Wv
louI'
"A man by the name OF VIM. Donahue,
yiug On Biu.hy cree, In this county
NyH, ~ Wv ,'nh' u,'d ',t T'nJIv .ntrr, n
Vul ''!,I'' h,,' h +, f. lead a., ,i,,. Inn,
'N"n,,.l v trnn hr.,rt disease.
-NneIe sam Is generally supposed 10
pesNtuthy oId =, nIlemal' nee WIN ms
money aud lo"d OF buuuIhS nae million
uOlar pu,lOlhces, but tLht chunk ol wood
hung 10 q string W MhlIu our pVhtOIllct
door l. puntd Hh'' ~ Keep oul the cO'u
clouds lhe o'u lh'h reputation iur S'S IT,
Who shot Waiter Golsun j. AS much
suv.,,r, ms ever. II is hunted, though
nsi he police are ON the Truck Of the
would be u.sn,sins, and that tnry will run
/ ,btn in as surely us they Iid tue pnruci-
mll, m the famous midnight unei," a.
Inc ipter.tctiuu Of SIKH and Jackson
The 'E-meralda troupe played Mt
Breuhau Hst night. Ihey ielt there th,s
morning, btior, daylight, ahd Dieahiasteu
Ausun, a eiDNGn cock th'y VIII
board the Missouri Racine 'ruh' reaching
hacU ltue uit,l il'e o clock ms even
x, IN ample tme lu gc supp ana nae
lie curtain rise al tlg"t U CLOCK sharp.
Two rolorsd women got Iuto a nulI,.
tloo nnd I.,u,poice N,st,ldny ON line east
.l,. nj l., uD,l,, and line one !, smi IN
6Nr ma # HE Other with a o. KNIFE
orUlrk An nrr hand. ,.xu,e,sinp. d, ntuno.r
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Temperance Council,

Waco council United Friends Of Ten
France so 4iG meets the first FRI
j ! night IN each month.
W ID. JACKSON, W. 7.
J,E " FIELDS, r. s l0sf
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Don't wait any longer, but go Mt once
and get "A bottle Of compound Syrup
Tulu," manufactured by Tucker a. Wi
lis. It may save your little darling"
life from those severe attacks Of Group,
and for coughs and severe cold is sure
rcmedy.-ll29
Great attractions in the way OF elegant
livery tuTnOuts.
Fine buggirs. carriages, thrrc-S,at, u
hacks and in fact cy rythiug required Ia
make customers happy.
WHIIAKER q CHANNELS.
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\NAcU GliEEN IpNor Liver ul" n.us
w rI-t-, uyADiutu-, u.tr-, uli"-, vl'i' 90
mcu-Ia-, guiu .Ilu-. Sew NAlrdu-t .r-. stock
ever been d. VI. 10. tive m. a'alI. o.. at ~iNu
sire. O. thAl
I1ulrm
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hLp papers suitable tor wrapping, at uI.
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cooper entered q car corner Market an,
ven're streets, and refusing 10 pay Iars MAS
,hen notified that he would have TO Leave
we car. lie became belligersnt, abQsins
me unver IN a most nncalled for manues
hnaliy striking him with a i4.calihre pistci
whioh he had drawn. There were ladies In
,neeM AZ The time Of the occurrence. One
was so badly frightened that she inmps,i
over ihe dashboard ofthe car. The ariyer
eal,cn ior assistance. Cooper was disar,pe,l
anu jailed, He appeared before the recorder
h's morning to answer 10 the double
vnsrse oil carrying concealed deadly
wespons anu aggravated assault and bal.
Sry' tor the first otIense he WAS flned
soo ana on the latter charge be was bound
over TO the criminal court.
me 1alveston market for spot COTTON
r.Cssa rs lalet middling, 100; sales, 2 eS5 bales
"a Futures closed barely steady; January
~ ~ TO 10 l6; February, 10 ~ 10 10 ~,
MMareh, 10 80 TO 10 81 April, 10 10 10 10 s3
November, 10 "A tol0 rs, December. 10 *
10 ~ H. Sales, l,i00 bales.
bales. v" A"'oi e,fs'
Wool, fine medium, 20 10 25c. eoatss /,
10 i.s; bury and dirty, 10 10 iSc. !"
l2to l2lc. '> Wy '"'""'
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tei, aged a. directress of ST. Mary's orphan
!ooys asylum, was Knocked down by 4
heavy noat on Tohoupitoulas street 10. dav
and seriously II not fatally injured
WAshlSGToS. October 93.-Hon. II. y.
Flower mas been urged by the democratic
state executive committee TO reconsider
nus decision not TO accept the nomination
ior congress Tor the nth New York district,
ne persists, however, in declining.
NEw ORLEANS, October 2S.-fhe Plea.
yanes thsttanooga special says: Post.
Once inspector A. q. Sharp has recon-.
mended Y the department that marriage
ana birthday Insurance associations be pro.
moaed from using the mails, on the ground
.oa. usse organizations are frauds He
writes that he has come to this conclusion
aiter horoughlyinves,igating the workings
OF these institutions.
CHICAGO, October 23.-The firt regular
IRAN over the New York, Chicago Il 81
LOUIS 'Nikel Plste') railroad lef, this
c.ty a. ap'cloek this morning for Cleveland
business. Wv" WI
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The Penn Bi-Centennial

1kANp SUCCESS.
CHESTER, Pa. October 2a.-Tbe centen-
mai celebration Of Chester to-day is n grand
success, The city is bright with flags and
gay with music and crowded with 2o,OoO
visitors. The exercises of the day began at
9;5o this morning with representation of
helanding Of William Penn and his party
from an old-ashioned yawl boat Mt IN,
loot OF Penn street, the exact spot where
rem INST landed, 200 years ago At 1890
cIock the meeting was organized AT
nranu street and Concord avenue, where
lso,opo people had packed In wonderfully
systematic way. The meeting was
called to order by Mayor BAR.
ton; Rev. Henry Brown. of
-. panls Episcopal church, offered prayer
aiter which over 1000 schoo, children, ar.
ranged on an amphitheatre built Tor the oc.
casion, sang My Country It's of Theeln
governor hoyt was then introduced, and
M Mnsus snort and entertaining speech,
rnicn y Was wei received. lie alluded to
tue APPROPRIATENESS OF having the celebra.
ton at histofic Chester, and then retsrraJ
70 the progress of the state, which he al.
triouteu TO the influence of the Quskers
Ehgiish, Scotch, Dutch and Irish. Rev
Mr; Hancock then read an original poem,
which Was fallowed by more singing by ths
children. Hon. J N. Broomale, orator of
tne gay. wasthen introduced and held the
undisided attention OF the audience for
nearly an hour.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
fhipApElPHlA, October 2.--What with
crowuec streets, MAGNIFICENT decorations
that line them and general hustle prevail.
ihs to-day. II seemed more like one Of great
days Of bfcentennial celebration than
merely the eve Of celebration proper. The
only excerssses that took place In that con.
nection We're historical address delivered
Tonight beforethe Pennsylvania Historical
society aho a monster seranede by the Ger.
man singing Society In front Of Inde.
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Telegraphic Tttbits.


MINOR AND MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS AT
HoME.
NEw ORLEANS, October 23.--William r,
Irby & Bros, tobacco dealers and cigar
manufacturers, to-day Aled q petition Of In.
solvency and made surrender Of their prop.
erty TO their creditors. Liabilities, te,, ,sss.
assets, s2a, ,27e, Including over 5000 classe d
doubtful. Creditors meet November 2s.
BosroN. October "a cablssram from
Manila, Philippine Islands, says. Business
Is suspended here owing, TO the terrible cy .
clone Of October Goth, which caused rreat
destruction to buildings and beached thir.
teen vessels.
ATLANTA, Ga, October ga dispatob
received here states that General w. ID.
Holt, OF Macon, died yesterday Ia New
Hampshire.
MACON, Ca, October 23.-Attorney Gen.
Clifford Anderson. in response TO a call
from leading members Of the legislature.
writes a long letter and enters the race for
senator. TO ill the place Of Il. II, fill.
Anderson will be strongly supported and
is man OF high character and great abil.
ity.
Nkw ORLEANS, October g. The Plea.
yunes Eaton Rouge special says The city
council and number prominent citI.
zens met fhis evening TO consider the nm.
plication ofthe Louisiana Western exten.
sion for rlght.of.way through the CITY.
When constructed his west and east rail-.
road will connect Mobile with the Sunset
road Of Texas, via Baton Rouge.
Nrw ORLEANS, October % Sister Chan.
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sherman.


Special to TIE Herald
SHERMAN, October 23.-About 4 O'clock
yesterday evening a slight earthquake was
plainly felt in several portions of our city.
There were two vibrations, seemingly from
north to south. and In the second story of n
frame residence, where people were Writing
or quietly passing the moments, II was
very plainly experienced. The first shook
lasted but a second and was barely felt, bot
was Immediately followed by one more
violent and lasting several seconds. Atthe
compress IL was more plainly observed than
nj any other point, the movement being No
violent that II rang the call.bell on the on.
gine and cotton bales on the platform were
seen to sway north and south, ,
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Corsicana.
Special 70 tho Heralh

oohscANA October 93,--About 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning flames were seen issolnr
rom the Corsicana fouring mill, A low
moments after the alarm was given the an
IRE building, ian immense wooden strne,.
urel, was wrapped In flames The M hnd
lately been .rehtted with new machil erv
anu was DONG u good business. II wns
operated by Garitty, Huey n Co, ami
VALUED at $1,000 The mills q ioynl loss'
aus aausuranoe about $o,OOO. The origin OF the
hre is ut present unknown,
The weather is first-class for COTTON nlch.
ing, and large receipts are expected This
week. Forty thousand bales is a low esti'
mate on the cotton that viii be haulet here
this season. "'''
O. proclamation was issued by the mayov
nmuruay Natlng that oil dogs found run
several unwary CANNES have BIZ the uhsl
ana more will follow. ''''
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Waco.


WACO, October 2S,--News from Gilmer
says; There was a jail delivery here Sat.
urday night, Seven prisoners made their
escape. one Of whom was the notorious W.
W. Ashley, the printer who killed County
Judge Lyons, last year. and who escaped
at the time but was afterwards arrested at
Selma, Alabama, and brought back. The
Others were II Markham and four negroes
all charged with murder, and Rich Young
convicted OF theft. The only remaining In.
mate OF the jail isa poor fellow put IN for
beating his wife. Ashley, II seems, has n
great many friends in the county and some
oi them are believed to have conveyed the
crowbar 10 him with which he opened his
cell and then passed It TO his comrades.
There has been great excitement and OIL.
GERS made pursuit but no capture has yet
been made. II is believed arrangements
were made on the outside 10 facilitate
Ashley's escape. and II is probable that he
will get out Of the state.
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Mckinney.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald
McRrssNY, October 23.--lt Is rumored on
the streets that the late treasurer of this
county, q. W. Cameron, was short In his
accounts $1,000. His bondsmcn are over.
looking the books, aud il there is any deficit
will promptly pay it.
IL. A. Finch, candidate for iloater. leaves
this evening for Denton. lie is sanguine of
election. W
Hon, J. w. Throokmorton, candidate lor
congress on the democratic ticket, and John
+. Dixon, candidate on the other tiol,st
spoke here to-day, Governor Throckmortot,
opened the discussion, and aiter briefly dis.
cussing the principles oi the democratic
party ~ lis infancy, he took up and smoke
at length on the issues of the present day
day between the parties. The speaker do.
clared himself opposed 10 the prohibitory
protective tariff as he termed IL, aud In IA,
Vor OF a tariii for revenue only. The speakep
SAID, among other things, that the demo.
cratic aud republican parties differed on the
powers and duties oi general government,
ana appropriation, for expenses, and on the
tariil. Governor Davis and his souander.
ing administration We're commented on.
Mr. Dixon, In reply, pointed out what no
termed the differences between democrats
ON the tariff attacked the three million acre
appropriation to build the capitol, ably nd.
vocated the principles OF the frcenback
party. The speeches did credit To both
gentlemen, and were highly gratifying 10
their respective friends.
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A jail Delivery at Gilmer-Among the
Escaped is the Notorious
Prlater. Ashley, Who Murdered County
Judge Lyons
Last Winter Friends Said 10 Have
Aided Him
Aud Other Interesting Specials,
Fort Worth


Special TO the Herald
FORT WORTH, October 23.-Cotton and
wool receipts last week were very heavy
and commanded good prices.
The Hon, John d. Templetop. .nfter n brier
spell OF sickness, is mp again and on the
streets, When entirely recovered he will
resume his canvass OF this part of the state
Tie was actively engaged in canvsssing
when taken sick
Hon. John Ireland. Judge Hood and
Naptatn A. N. Carter lett last night for
Weatheriord, where Judge Ireland was TO
speak today. A number of demnc,.,a
went out TO hear him.
W. H. shannon and Andrew ]. Cham.
bers, candidates respectively for the ,taie
senate, have an appointment at the co,irt.
house next Friday night.
Mr.. j. Asbury, one OF Tarrant's oldest
citizens. had hne horse stolen last night
The Hon. Wells Thompson and Jadre
Robert l.; Ford, OF Columbus, were in t6o
city Sunday. =" WV
District court adjourned Saturday, feay.
ing great deal Of important business un.
The stock OF Thomas +. Hudson. ir n
heavy retail dealer In dry goods was IevieJ
upon under execution by p. ]. Willis 4
Bro, to satisfy claim for $i3,4l0.
Jack Patten was Jailed to-day for having
assaulted and beaten man named Scott n
lew days ago. Scott Is in critical condi.
tion.
AZ special meeting of the city council
held this evening, $4,000 of Santa Fe and
street Improvement bonds were ordered
10 De sold in New York at par.
Garland Smith, a horse trader wo. ar
burglary in Eastland City. 'N
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tiiirnor.
Special TO the Herald.

special TO the Herald.
GiLahh, October ?3.--sunJay morGlnN.
after u O'Clock, seven prisoners escaped
from jail by breaking on, with crowbn
handed into the cell by some outside party.
Six were held Tor murder, one Tor Lor,s
thicf. FIVE were negroes and two whts
men. Ashley. wha 'mnr,lered judct Nv.
ons, was among the lot. None nre isft Il,
tell the story. The cages are made cut,
OF wrought steel, but we're broken open.
easily with u crowoa No oew TO the usv.
son who gave the oIowbhr. Citizens
secured the country AL day sunday, brt
only got one trace OF three negroes Dear
the Harrison county line. Our mil had
lust been completed ut the cost Of 50 OO0.
Great excitement prevails.
Six new stores have Just been com mpleted.
business is good. Cotton Is comipg la
lively.
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Marshall,
Special 10 the Herald

MARSHALL, October ?3,-Last Saturday
the colored odd Fellows, headed BY brass
band, marched from their lodge rosm
through the principal streets 10 the Union
park. They presented q fine appeaya,ee.
At night the pavilion and grounds d The
park were Handsomely Illuminated. David
Abner In able and eloquent lAbguage, pov-
rsyed the beauties OF their noble order.
After the speech.maklng the evening Wss
spent In tripping the light ianiastic toe 10
the old tune I'VE won't 20 Home tll Morn.
ing
Dlstrle, court convened this mcrNlns.
Judge Booty presiding.
The weather Is lovely.
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Houston.
Houston
Special TO tho Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
HOUSTON, October 23.-Ata a negro dance
IN the second ward Saturday night, two ne.
sroes named Peyton Reynolds and John
Warner had an alteration, during which
Reynolds drew = knife and stabbed Warner
IN the neck, killing him instantly. An in.
luest was held and verdict rendered in
arrested and jailed. lie is an sx.couyirt
and served term of three wears In the
kill. '"
The cotton market closed steady and I'M.
changed; Middline spot, l0l sales, q SIs,
bales, receipts, l0,702, gross; 5,2.sS, net.
There was rousing democratic meeting
IN lhe iourth ward tonight, at which
speeches were made and much epthns,ssm'
manifested for the success Of the ,isne.
cratic ticket. (
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Times-Democrat Specials
A RonnrE IN THE rn1lA


NRw ORLEANS, October "a Times
Democrat special says; The express office
at Girard, Louisiana, was robbed Friday
night of l,o0O. The robbery was not dis.
covered until yesterday evening. To-day,
alter investigation. James Sanders, aged
Is, was arrested aud confined
and confessed committing the ron.
berry, Three hundred and seventy.
four dollars Of the money was recovered
IL is believed others are implicated.
.kohDEp OF MS LrCRE.
The Times. Democrats ViCksburg special
says: Information was received here 10.
day of the murder ofa peddler named Levy
by negroesnear Milliken's Bend The body
was not recovered, but officers are on the
lookout for the murders. Two negroes
have been arrested with packages Of yoodp
in their possession.
VAS A snow,
V. B. Waddell. state senator from Tuuica.
opened the campaign here tonight, an.
nouncing himself candidate tor congress
on the democratic ticket in this tthe third
district against Judge 4. Jetierds, republi.
can, and Judge Clarke, independent, but
who is also republican. With two candi.
dates from the republican party In the field
to divide the vote Of that party, Waddell
stands an excellent chance OF being elected.
With only the regular republican nominee
he would stand no chance whatever.
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Austin,
Special 10 the Herald.

AUSTIN, October 23.--News rom different
parts Of this district is decidly favorable for
Hancock, and he will undoubtedly DO
elected by large majority. Jones thinks
the Davis race In this district has cost hin,
1900 votes, and he Is In despair and hns
no hope OF being elected.
The, star FIGURING mills, Galveston, filed
0 afesolution to-day increasing It's capital
stock irom $4,000 to 100000.
me supreme Home Of the Pilgrims, a
charter to-day.
The fair opens tomorrow. A large n,.
tendance is expected during the week.
-Four McSicans were sent 10 the Mention.
tlary. to-day for five years each for horse.
stealing.
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a Jealous Husbands

CoorrRsTowS, MY, October 23.-John n,
Pope, Lying near por,eyiile, shot his vile
ut the breakfast table, Shortly after he
shot his hired man, named Baker. lie ihen
shot himself three times. and going outsl,le
cut his throat, causing death IN a lew min.
utcs. The others VII re.ovr. iralorsy
was the cagse.
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Tyler
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
TrLkR. October % Commission OF ap.
peals: Merrill vs.. Shoemaker, from Wis,
county; affirmed. Smith administrator
vs.. Shinn, ct al, from - county; re.
yersed and remanded. Holcomb Va, Kelly
from Coryell county; reversed and di..
missed. Garrison vs.. Grant, from Robert.
son county affirmed. Handesty Bros. ss,
Fleming, from Wheeler county: affirmed
Oscar vs.. Johnson, from Robertson county,
reversed and remAnded. Blum ct All. n,
Byres, from Coryell county; reversed and
remanded. Peterson vs.. Bates, from Lamar
county reversed and remanded. Cole al
al. vs.. Glenn et al, from Coryell county.
affirmed. Keith w. Hindinan, from IA.
varro county; reversed and remanded. Lee
ct al. w. Stowe 4 Wilmerding, from Wash.
ington county reversed and remanded.
Judge White left for home today, His
wife has been sick for some time and is now
seriously III.
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sporting.
rEDKsTRiAHItN.

Nrw ioR., October q. --Ths long talked.
Of six day go.as-y please international
walking match commenced in Madison
Square garden at midnight. Near,y all the
great go-as.you.please pedestrians on both
sides Of the Atlantic started, among the
number being the present champion,
George Harael, Of England. and the eI'
champion, Charles Rowell, also of Eng.
land. An immense crowd ofpeople greeted
the men as they started, the seating
capacity Of the garden being nearly ali oc.
cupied. From present indications The race
will be the greatest on record, The men
are all in good condition and going we'll,
At l2o'clock noon today, twelve hours
since the start, the score stands Hayael,
S miles; Hughes, So miles and laps: More.
mac, IS miles and | lap. Rowell, II miles :
and 0 laps Hart tooloredj, 70 miles and a
laps; Fitzgerald, - miles and laps; Pan.
chot. 20 miles and lap; Hefiy, tg miles
and 0 laps Viut, % miles and laps.