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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07

Where shall we meet who parted long ago?
The frosty stars were twinkiing IN the sky,
The Inoorlsnd lay before us white with snow,
The north wind smOte our faces rushing by.
Where shall we meet On sueh.a moorland lone
In crowded city street, or country lane,
On sandy be1ch-wak, while the sea makes moan
In quiet chamber Shall We meet again
On any spot Of old familiar ground.
Our childish haunts or in fsr-on land?
All me what if on earth no spot be found
For longing eyes to meet, and clasping hands?
What then ?-if angry fate reunion bars,
better meeting waits beyond the stars.
When shall We NEE. who parted in the night?
st some calm dawning, or in noontide heat?
To-day to- morrow or VIII years take flight
Before our yearning hearts find welcome sweet?
When shall We meet ? While summer roses lie
Beside path, and rustic overhead?
Or later, when a leaden winter sky
Looks eoldly on the empty garden bed =?
While youthful faith and hopefulness ours,
Or Only when Our hair is growing gray?
All me, we may have done with earthly hours
Before il comes TO u.s. that happy day
What then LET LIES lone path he hnmhly troj,
And where or when We meet, We leave TO God.
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MEDICAL.


IHAyE HAD an OVARIAN TUMOR IN THE
oyAEIES AND BOWELS FOE TEN YEARS.
AsN aREoF, Dee. q, 1875.
De- EApw.Y: That others Nay be neftted,
! make this statement:
have s.a ovarian TUnoP in the Oyaries
and bowels for Ten years. tried the hes. pm. ST.
clans Of this place ana Others without any bene-
f.. II vas growing at such Iapidity that could
net have lived much longer. 4 friend Of Iniue
no. much faith in them, bit Lr.iiy, after much
deiDvI arion, ItIisd taeuc.
Ipurchasel six BOTTLES Of the Resolvent, two
boxes OF the Pills. and two hotties ct III Relief.
used those without any apparent benefit. Ice
term.Bet to perservcr. / used t~rlve more bot
ties OF the Kesolvent, two OF tie Relief, and two
boxes 81 fii.s. Before they we're gore had lost
tst nty five pounds.
continued To use the medicine until was
surs hat was entirely cured. took the medi-
cine about five months. and during that time,
lost iorfy-hve pounds. In ALL took three dozen
botleS OF the A, solvent six bottles Of thu Relief,
and six boxes Of he Pill
feel perfectly well, ard my heart i, full of
gratitude t, Col for this help in my deep Attic
ton. To you, SIR, and your wonderful nedtcine
/ teei sepiy indebted. and my payer is that il
may he as much II a blessing TO others as it has
been 10 me.
lSisned. MRS. Z. q. BiBBlSS.
Mr.. Bibbins, VIII makes the above certificate.
is the person FOR whom I requested you to send
medicine in June, 1876 The medicin's above
sta wtTe bous IA cine, with the exception OF
what was sent to her by y'u 1 may ssy that
igne!,l l.. LEIGH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbor. Mica.
This may certify that Mrs Bibbins, who
make the above certificate, is ana has ben for
many years well known TO us and The iacts there
in stated gre undoubtedly and unden.ably ecrrect-
Any one who knows Mrs. BboIns, will believe
her statement l,igned,I BENZ. ID. CuoKER, L.
.. PosD, MARY b. PoSo, and N 'Rr CooKiK.
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The Commonwealth, in trying to explain
the reason why $1,000 Republican votes
were cast for John Martin, says it was done
through the influence OF the whisky inter
ests. Fifty Republicans in the little coun-
ty Of Harvey voted for Mr.. Mariin-nor
were they whisky men" either; but, on
the contrary, were men of temperate hab-
its, strict integrity, and undoubted probity.
They could MT con.cientiously vote for an
individual who professed to be q temper
ance man, yet who could, with IMMUNITY,
provide for and settle whisky bill, con-
tracted at Topeka saloon, for LIQUOR fur
nished to some Of the delegates who were
in attendance at the recent State couyen.
ton; nor for being who would swindle
poor old negro out of his home, and then
tell him to 60 to hell.-Hdrrcy County Neus.
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OLD NASH oN JUDGE MosEs' COURT.

Oars Moses and a Niger,
An willard not ignored,
An tri6in wild de trigger
Dey nail de 'turnin' boa.d.
Dey's all afioat in law,
An driftin' past de ford,
Widout no plank nor raft
But dat retuTLI n board.
Dey's got good square meal,
An all DER drinks is scored;
Wild no free-lunch to steal,
Dey'sp.se de- turnin' beard!
Ole Moses N de PUSHES
Was by his mother stored,
An anchored 10 de bushes,
Had some returnin' board;
But Moses in dis boat,
BY dem old rebels cared,
Frowe overheard, can't float,
Wild no returnIn' board.
Nv LOrdy, Il dat bench
should give way an be fiO0rel
De Judges, from der stencil,
Would want tar in board.
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piicsteu forms. Il is veil known that Dr. James
has stool 1t the head Of the profession tor %
years. Age and experience are aii-imporfsnf.
Weakness, night lossss BY dreams
call or write. Pleasant home for pa
6ents. A book for the million. Marriage
Who ssouid marry~vhy nOsMio dn eenss 10 ps1
postage. Dr.. james has % rooms and paxloF.
yoa see NO one but the doctor. OAee hoQn,
less sRieslY coaAdentisl. .wsy0 dkV.lIl
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A WINTER MEETING.
The Wyandotte Gazette makes the follow

The Wyandotte Gazette makes the follow
ing motion, upon which We vote "aye:"
Taking into consideration the fact that
the Editorial Association of this State has
had no summer meeting or excursion since
the trip to Galveston, and considering that
the members vail want to spead . few days
In Topeka, to look after their bills for
printing The anendments, and to ZEE dat
there Is an honest count" in the election
OF Senator and State printer, We propose
that the ASSOCIATION have winter meeting
at the Capitol about the time of the Sens.
torial election. 80
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07

When / read in yesterdays Grcplic that
il cost several thousand dollars to the news
papers to watch out for Tweed, it occurred
to me that about ], SIG years ago a similar
freak of eclecticism was INDUCED in by
great city called Jerusalem.
One of the reporters of that day thus re-
lated it:
cat that feast the Governor was wont TO
release unto the people prisoner-whom
they would. And they had then notable
prisoner, called Barabbas
Therefore when they were gathered TO-
gether Governor Plate said unto them,
Whom will We that ] release unto you
Barabbas or JesEsT
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In the State of Mississiun; :,

colored voters are largely in the m,;or;,v
and which, up to 1875, never failed II e;ys
. Republican majority of from $1,000 to
10000, the Democratic majority at the ate
G n II 90 onn asoraliy large that honest
Democfats are ashamed to publish to the
world how large that maiority.is-West-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07

comma s "a Force Pump
"''"'-
for and
T. p
rCa. Archc DIN
Moore
and hnnredso 9th snerionty - -
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"They said Barsbbas. "

merely revive this circumstance for the
sake Of showing the good people who say
"poor Mr. Tweed" that if they had lived
1,s16 years ago they would, according 10
another reporter of that time, have cried
out all at once away with this man and re-
lease unto us Barabbas, (who for certain Sc
diton made in the city and for murder was
cast unto prison."
This is the American Centennial. Bar
abbas is good man. You watch well
and you will find that everybody who
wants Tweed released wants to cruelty
President Grant
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ssr. Rsdway's

=
correctly tasteless. elegantly coated with swee,
sum. purge I.sn,.e, ,, purity, cleanse, and
disrde. Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Eidneya.
Bladder, Nervous diseases, Headache, Constira.
ton. SostiveDess. Indiges4ioa, Dyspepsis. III.
iousreas, Bilious Fever. Iraammaien Of the
Bowels. Piles, aud all arrangements Of the Inter.
nal viGefa. Waryantsd to eject positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, con tanning no mercury, miner.
ais. or dsster:ous druss.
oD-OAsrve the following symptoms resulting
tom Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, ,ln.srd rils.. fulinsD Of the
Blood N the Head, Aeidity Of the stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust st Food, Fs;IDess o.
Weishsts the -tonaeh, -Four Eruptions, cinkins
or Fluttehngs in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the Had, Hurried and DifhcuIt Brsaih.
ing, Fiutterings at the Heart CHOKING or sunecat-
ing Sensation when in Lying Posture, Dimness
q Vixen, Dots or Webs before the sisht, Fever
md Dbl Pain In the Head, Deficiency Of PeYspire.
eea, YelioHneS o. TIE Skln and Eye, Pains in
~ 50 Chese.. Lmos, and sudden Flushes Of
8oak Burning in the Fleah.
A iev doses Of KAOWAYS FILLS viii frse the
Iystsm iron all the above named disorders. Price
20 esnt Per box. eold BY d.ugsista.
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FEELING IL TIE SOUTH TODAY.


Meeting q number of Confederate officers
at the hotel last SUNDAY. / asked anon, ,Le
Prooaoliitles OF ngntinS IN the South.
short Of a forei-n Invasion y said a ion;s;
apian. aNoboSv in our section Of nv I'll
itarv renpt,,;on or ar,a,;a,.o -, -
fcbt " "-'' W
ayvbo,, a. -o,, ,I
the south n n,,hI;o 1;ts .. M Pa u
regard or Gordon n- Hamn,n o, s'e
None of ,ber, =. So, 1.
the onIv nerson .. ~ ~. sena.o, lamar Is
as Davis nonularg. ''e'''As'
ono H. IA -
IiLes him ne nara mere Is SOMEBODY who
he was too bsr5 .n5 ac'ea me people
@Svbat oSrnn,ara Gu pseJuaioed.
so,,b hr Dsmanra.;o an you ger IN the
:. ~ a a., accession except from
~" s, Tt
IT,. ei :i, eonhuen, anu Sfedit, ana rePose.
hodx VIII sni m mass. business 'ne Iaoor OF every
md sr aGa srsaK up our queruious' sulky,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07

To have religion upon authority il like .
fngeg-uafcA, Z, b q; fo1wsd or M.
wards, a he pisafes that has il in keeping.
I William Penn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07
HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID best in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, with bene-
ct to the hai- and no iujury to his health; proof
that it is only true and perfect Dye. Harm
less, reliable, instantaneous. No disappoin..
menl; no ridiculous .tints; remedies the Ill eff
fects of bad dyes; leaves the hair soft snd beau
tiiul, Black or Brown. Sold ami properly ap-
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. l6
Bond street, N. Y. Sold by all druggists.
Batchelor's Erssive Soap remoTes stains from
the fingers, akin, &c.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07
DR.. JAMES
Lock Hospital
CORNER
Washington
aaA Ea-~IEA

Chartered by the
State of illinois for
the express pur.
pose Of giving I'M
mediate relief In
all czsee OF pri-
vate, chronic and
urinary diseases,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07

Grimke. &c. He is respected by every side
in politics.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER,


6i7 st. Charles street, St Louis, No,
Has been ion7ey in The special s-ea;ne,t
Senereat, Sexual and Chronic Diseases
Syphilis, c onorrhoea, elect, Structure,
Diseases and syphlIitlco or merciy:a! afYec.
tons .: the throat, skin or bones, are treated
VIA unparalleled latss; niue rrtr-;rlss
Spermatorrhcea. Sexual Debility and
Inpotcncy, - The res1s CT self et-se yos.n sex
ca an na;urer "a shea
s-ssions. desfy. Hnaess Of eight dsrse:.rs nerorr
r-7lss the 1cs physical de-ay areyson 20 soeiey
fs-a,ss e9srson Of fdeGs loss pcre, Sc
A--ins marrlaeo Improper or unhappy, arr
tsoye srrt in sealed enreiop- for postage stamps
Diseases peculiar to women. saeh o.
kreaerrh1o Dyfseaorracd HeIovyAccId Ecneovrkxz ~
VASES calssis Dseases and o!tse rsr5.
Sferise a. sncesssfaIy treated Descriptive ps-
sent sealed for stamps Age With experiesee
sads Of every year acquires great ssi
kno-ing tais frequenty recor.neud persons
eSnndsrtsl ennsaitatcn. personally Or BY letter. Zee su
vted WIN to vsi. the city for treat
where exists lis ,rarEy
s.ied Oscs hours: 81. NJ TO p. II. Snndsys /. N 70
Rerso,S osvsrsa5 In tss city asy sorr. assy
direct % fae e.os. II At .ht ring the Door Bell
Iss e.e snnent II vaois roons1 Il tst
aos extensive in the Country, enbraeiag Rsceptoa sai
Medeaed and vapor Baths: eomereaensive Laboratory
where all meicnes used IN the prepared
and most Of all the Library, where tie old
iatsss standard works Of all tho schools Of
HlGssu Gse.s-i conditions, which have been procured
Paris. fraare resardless expense. AID not
tuad in other Library In the eitv. In LLrAy IL
IN. "a via, ep-n % ~ eallers Adsyes. es above.
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This Pump possesses the following s.,periorities

l. hlnre,
o. 4 inter
5 the Z H., lag u / i
4 Do it o
ID door
6 to
e . eve CO aing it
legnfe anrns Oneof hesp
an
q
thou movhg
ania
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a Positive Cure
PRICY-75 Ceufs Per Retfln.

Prepared By ". E PAGAN d CO.. PhiIade..
phis, Pa. tEanch OGos-Indiaaspolio, Indiana,
Aov9-eod&w-49
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For Stomachs Out of Order,
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine unless the signature OF J..
hAIIoCx, a. egebt for the tnitet SJates eur
rovn,is each tox OF Pills. ami Ointment a
handsome reward viii be given TO any one rem
teripS sucn Information as ma lead 10 the d.
ectlon OF sny party or pa rites cOunterfeIting
the me':IcIn's or vending the same, knowin.
them 70 be spurious
.ssSoid Ut tie msnufs Glory OF Professor HoL-
LowAY Co., New YORK, anu by all respect
able drugg lists and dealers in medicine throug h =
out the CIVILIZED world, in boxes ut % cents, g.
cents and 81 each.
HThere is considerable saving by taking the
large sizes.
\. B.-Directions FOR the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
Office, liz Liberty st., New York.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eOd&w-35 ST. Louis. Mo
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Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whetll-
er they secre'e too nucH o. too little water;
or whether they be afflicted vi stone or gravel ,
or with aches and pains settled in the loins
oyer the regions OF tna Kidneys. these Fills
should lie Il ken according TO the printed direc-
tons, and the Ointment should b W, II rubbed
into the small OF he back ST bad time. This
treatment Will give almost Immediate relief
wien all o:her Means have failed
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THOSE SUFFERING.

the 'sss concentrated healing prope tics. Quick
est Eel ntic arts for PAIN relief. Mott ION Ell
inedicafed necessities, as Liniment for MAN
AND BEAST, ever Introduced tor public bene-
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The main object OF the gospel is to es-
tablish two principles-the corruption Of
nature, and the redemption by Jesus Christ.
Il Pascal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-07
GLAD fIDINUS TO TEE AFFLICTED.
DIAMOND OIL POSSESSES

in all eascs. claiming 1t the most powerful rem
edy nd quick reiiever Of agony.
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ROWING IN THE RAIN.
Tive Very Evenly Contested Boat Races on
the Harlem River.

Notwithstanding the storm, the Fort Lee took
large party TO the Harlem yesterday to the annual
four cared zig with coxswan between the Union
ana Herald rowing c ubs. In addition there
81" scu race The crews plucKly rowed out In the
petng rain Spd took up positions. They were;
Unon-Abe Masters, bow John Il. Couch. No. 2 john
II. Macbeth, No. Alfred A. Mohr. stroke Charles
f. Cater, coIswain. Heraid-G. W. Johnson, bow
john Armstrong No. ; =. shackelton, No. George
johns on, stroSe; Donaid hOuro cuIsNsn.
Inc course VS. from on tue CuiuluiA College boat
house TO hlgh Buugr-a long Two mlle., The Herald
boys were Ou the New ors SIDE the Unions On tue
Meste nest fiue. Al 3i5 tne word Go wac gwen.
The Umon crew cAugnt the water nrst. aud a. tact
stole strOke before the HeTa,d boys touched the
wafer. lne Unions started VITA stroke VI S3, aud
the Her. lds pulled 49, Tue Umous during tue nrst
quarter me rsl UP englh eau sd lheu clear wter,
AL al the ha we're kVod two Lengths to the from,
At tuis point the Herads purieu 10 80 maze des
ptrate enJr to capture the lulOns, no up
49, Before they rtaohru MctOmo's nam bridge theV
had &c tied bacA 81. They swung undtr the briuge
The Unions slipped ~ the nnsh al High Bridge yer
engtns anrad OF tue Herald goJs. Tme-Unions, IA
min 40 sec.i Heralds 10 min, 81 sec.
a ulle tinklc scum race betseen DorAll Monroe
Qleraiu club aud sock Kent (Uulon Ciu1) follow
Toe course MAS nom higa brdgr GOWN wharf al
tlureuces. Ilme-heht, min. ~ sec, Monroe, INN.
~ sec.
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wILLIAMA. WHEhLERAsA UsrEE
A Suit Brought by RaiIroRd Company 10
Recover 100000.

Some time prior to 1850, William A.
Wheeler, John 5. EldridRe Of Boston, and Geo.
". Brown Of OpdensbuTR, were appointed
tru stees Of the Ogdensburg, st. Lawrence and
Lake Chaml lain Railroad. The annual salary OF
each trustee was fixed at 5000 In 1896, the
stockholders OF the company, realizing that the
trustees were grossly nismanaeinR the road, in
ituted proceedings 10 the Supreme Court for
their removal. In 1896 an order was granted by
tie OnuTt empoM tne s,OCkholdeis o. reor-
Ranize the cOmttny. NJ Wheeler, knowng
tnat Reorganization would remuye HIM, ana
learning that unuol the code 81 practice ~ this
r lie no appel could be taken from the order
OF Tue Court, secured the Passage through the
IePlsl ture Of al amendment to the COde OF
Iroreuure that rendered suon orusTs appealabe.
Armed with a coy VI the law, no threatened 10
Ap, cal from the Oruer unless the stock
holders would compromise with hin by
paying TO hin ana his co trustees t20OO0 each,
their larry for four years. Tue stOcknOluers,
uehl Gus OF getting rid Of the T. ustees. ana un-
Wlnlng To submit TO the delay cons, qIent on
bn appeal from the order, consented to Sir.
Wbeelrrs terms. aud paid hi and ms Asso-
cihtes t6OUU After tbs comp any n4d been re-
organized, n SUIT was brought aVainst Messrs.
Wheeler, Edridge, aud Brown 20 recover the
fGOJ00 One OF tho company VS. counsel was
Edwsrds Plenepont Tue Justice before HON
ne case was brOnpht was relative OF on" OF
tns trustees, ana u was therefore removed TO
tue United States supreme COuu, where H. Is
SIN pending. SlnCe the SUIT Was begun Mir.
Edrdge and Mr.. ID own nave Died
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HAPPY HAMMERsCHMIDT.
The Eccentric German who spent seven
Hours ut "A BunRhole.

Joseph Hammerschmidt OF 90 Montrose
avenue, Brooklyn, who recently spent seven
hours at the bunghole Of a cask OF precious
wine to prevent the escape OF the liquor, w..
married Yesterday morning to a widow Ia Holy
Trinity Church In Montrose avenue. Hammer
schmidts custom had been hen q cssk OF wine
arrives from GERMANY. TO shut himself In bis
cellar with his favorlte dog and bunch Of bo-
losna sausage aud cheese. and spend the day
bo,tling the wine. On this bottliing day he re-
fused to allow any one TO remain In the house
except himreh His housekeeper spread his
lunch In the cellar, put his dog there. too, and
went away. when Hammers, hmidt went below
be found the dog was ing his lunch. He an
erily took held Of the animal. teu one end OF a
rope to It's neck and the other to the aIigOt OF
the cask, and Raised a club TO beat hiu. The
dor jumped the fun length OF the rope. aud took
the sptgot with nun. he wine spurted out IN
a stream. and III immerscnmiut, dro pping the
club, ran 10 the bunghole, clapped his hand
over II. ana soon stopped the flow. He then be-
gan to cry for help, but as no one in the
house 10 heed him, the echoes Il his voice died
INSIDE Of the cellar. For seven hours he called
for help, and held back the wine. At length,
late ia the afternoon, his cries were heard. and
he was relieved " sen he was well nigh exhaust
ed. The dog knd the spigot were gong around
the cellar together out OF the Germans reach.
Hammerschmidt made up his mind to run no
more risks. and offered himself to the widow,
who ACCEPTED hun.
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RACING IN 4 sQUALL.
Two Of the Bayonue Yacht Clubs Cran Cap
sized-Anothsr Losing a spar.

The Bsyonne Yacht Club had a contest
on the XIII Won Kull yesterday. At the hour
for the start, blew In such ntfu gusts from tie
south that the Jose, soon after starting from Mr.
Giehan's boat house at Pamrapo had to put
back with broken mast. Then followed vio-
lent rain, and after that a dead calm, and when
the signal for starting was given the yachts lay
all tut idle. They were the Bloomfield, Ada
Taylor, Elmra, CheemAun LIZZIE, Cynthia. At
4. NJ. a dark cloud swept down and the little
nOtiua were on. Cheemaun SPED away foremost,
followed by the Aua, Cynthia. and BlOomheld.
Elmira was last. Every instant tue force OF the
squall increased, and suddenly the Cneemaun
and the Ada were capslzsd. The steamer put
on iull speed and was soon Up to the Cneemaun,
finding the crew of six In comparative safety
on tne spars and sail. while her captain, Ira
Smith, New York pilot, rode smiling on her
hull. Several vessels bore down to the scene OF
accident. The Ada WAS righted ana Daled out.
In the hour that elapsed in attending to the
disabled yachts, the TOUR remaining GOATS had
rapidly BOWED down the Kill Won kull The
Elm,ra doubled Fort Lafayette on the home
stfetch al $3.50 with double reef. Cynthia,
running under her us insaii only, followed at
1855. Then the Wind Tell again as quickly as II
h ID arisen. Emlra won tue silver cup oy pass.
lug tue stakebOaL at sos 4. NJ, nd also took the
nrst Prize Of $50 AS first boat Of tue second class
Cyntnia followed at 5:5o, aud TOOK the first prize
Of brst-class boats, tSO, aud IS for Icing second
IN the general