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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

A word to the wise. If you are
troubled with a cough or cold, procure
bottle of Or. Bulbs Cough Syrup at
once. Its use may save you from severe
sickness. Your druggist keeps it
Price. % cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

IMPRovING.-We are glad to be
able to state that, Mr.. George
Painter who was some months ago
severely paralyzed,i is steadily improving.
His mind is clear and has considerable
use of his limbs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

1NDIcATIvE.-The county of Page
rescinded decree ordering an cleo
ton to be held to take the senses of the
voters on a $4,000 railroad subscrip-
iton. Marksvllle and Shenandoah Iron
Works. not hearing Of the resembling
order, held the election which resulted
in vote at Marksville of 81 against,
and % for; and at Shenandoah Iron
Works Of 81 against. and none for.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

CHANGE AT TAYLOR HOTEL.-This
old well known house has changed
proprietors, Mr.. n. NJ. Cartmell, the
former genial host retiring. and Mr.. II.
II. Elliott formerly proprietor of the
National House, ork. Pa. coming in.
He has had much experience as hotel
keeper, aud will no doubt conduct the
house SO as to keep UP its well-merited
reputation. Mr.. Thos. G. Downay, OF
Maryland, will assist the proprietor
Wins n 1ps.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Mr. G. Barbee
has moved from Winchester and will
continue his business in this place. See
his advertisement under head of ''New
Advertisements"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

Mr.. Daniel F. Beatty. of Washington.
n. j., is constantly III receipt of the
most flattering testimony from all parts
of the United States and Canada, as to
the beauty and excellenca Of his pianos
and organs. Send for catalogue and list
of testimonials. Address Daniel r.
beatty. Washington, Warren County.
\. j.
Sept. 2S--4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09
A BEEF THIEF KILLED.

A BEEF THIEF KILLED.-At Dan
vile, Va. on Wednesday, a colored
man named Bob Garter was arrested
on suspicion of having stolen beef
in his possession. He attempted to
escape from the officer by running
away, when the latter fired, and the
colored man fell and died in II few
minutes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

Mrs. Jas, II. Clover would like to
teach music class in Woodstock, and
respectfully solicits scholars. She has
had several years experience rs
teacher.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

Persons wishing to purchase desirable
building lots on East Back Street, in the
town of Woodstock. will please call on
John T. Haas, at Haas & Bros.
Il
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

FINE APPLEs.-We are endebted to
Mr.. Noah Hickman and to Mr.. Jos.
Gochenour for samples Of the improved
apples which they raise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

SNAKE BITTEN.-A1iss Susan Sibert
was bitten by snake last Tuesday.
She afterwards killed the snake, and she
has recovered from the effects of the
bite. -.-S y.a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

Three ice houses belonging to
George Lay, and several stables and
small onttnildlng were destroyed by
FIRE il, Carondciet, Mo, Wednesday.
Loss essiiilaled at $50, o %.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

Those Of our friends who place a pro-
per estimate upon their teeth and wish
to preserve them can have them attend
ed to by visiting the Dentist office of
A. l.. Belew. Rooms. crystal palace,
over W. II. Bargelts iewelry store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09
WAGNER'S VIRGINIA

PREMIUM YEAST POWDERS.
home made artirlc---lhe hest and
cheapcs OF the kind--pure and harmless.
~'s-ino Won with less time. labor and
EXP nse nc sweet aud easily di2ested
bre l.. Sold ut whole salcsor retail by
Il. S(sHMf4E DrHgi t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09
EUITION

THO HAVE GOOD SWEET AND
Spongy Biscuits, Rolls. Cakes,
Pastry &c. without yeast, Soda OF rising
of any kind use
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

DEER.-Some of our hunters brought
in deer, last Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09

In this age of education and general
intelligence the household is hardly
complete without Cornish s. Co. Piano
or Organ. Read the advertisement in
another column, and then send for il
Illustrated catalogue and price list.
July 27-3m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-11-09
CCHEDULE H. FERRY VALLEY BRANCH
y H. IL o. II *.
Taking Effect May. 4th, 1875.

Local rraiu makes close connection at Harper's
Ferry with fast trains for all points west and on
+ the main line.
Mail train through to Baltimore without change
Of cars.
| Connection for New York and Philadelphia al
Baltimore.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

Rev. Samuel Bouknight, Of
the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, departed this life at
Lccsvillc, Lexington County,
on the LIST.
The cornet band sercnaJcd
Judge Northrop at Union.
The Judge made a speech.
A son Of Richard Osborn.
colored, was drowned in a
well in Darlington.
Miss Bennett. the late
James Gordon's daughter.
has gone into q convent.
1t is said that Edgcfcld has
harvested more grain this
year than ever before.
The work of rebuilding
Claflin University will begin
very soon.
Miss Anna Wells, of Dal-
ton, Ca, suicidcd; pistol.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
Financial and Commercial.

SOlIllIl0ICldl.
BALrIxORE-Cotton quiet -middling
III; low middling l04; good ordinary
~; sales G5; stock 36l9, net receipts 10;
gross OG exports Great Britain OF; cona
tinent o. coastwiao 30. Sugar firm
l0faiOl. Flour dull-Howard Street
and WcRtern super :sa7: extra 4a5; IA.
mily 550a6. Is. Wheat steady-Wcst-
Southern white 56aGO, yellow 55a51;
ernsl IS; prime 1.:S. Corn nominal
Western mixed So. Pork a0a2l. Bulk
meats-shouldcrs 81; clear sides lUi
loose: Sial0i packed. Bacon-shonl.
dcrs 9n)l; clear rib sides IL: hams 143n
l5a. Lard stendy-rcfincd l24. But.
ter quiet and tirm-gOod to prime
Western lIa2l. Coffee demand light.
hut holders firm-Rfo cargoes l5loISl;
jobbing l5talsl. Whiskey iirm-joh-
NEw- ORLEANs.-Net receipts IA
gross Al; sales So stock 74.340; exports
Great Britain 2.6dtE France 80: COR
tinent O6O, coastwise OOO; market dull
-middling Iii; low middlinl To-;
good ordinary ~.
GALvEsros.--Nct receipts 771; gr,ss
90 exports continent ~. coastwi,c 7ti
sales ~, st0rk S.:Nia; market dull and
Ne<SJ = lON uluuIIIlH Tvs,
good ordinary u.
PRovipENcN. K. I.-Stock oO.OUO.
MISUNDERSTANDING l:lS; shipments
for week It'll: shipments 2.T,S; sales
41S; sales 80; stock 237l7; market
dull-middling IL.
BoSroH.-Nct receipts los; gross $50
stock 1S,Oe5S; exports Great Britain 90;
sales D. market quict-middlinp 12!:
low middling III; good ordinar, lO!.
WILAIS0TON-Sctr receipts 8; stock
6ll; exports coastwise Is; market dull
-middling lOl; low middling 10: good
ordinary q.
PHiLADELrnIA.-Neu receipts ST;
gross 81; exports Great Britain Mt,
market quict-mi,idling ~; low mid.
ding II: good ordinary 10.
NORFOLK Net receipts 1871; exports
coastwise IL; sales O6, stock 3,45l;
market dull-middling IL.
MoBiLE.-Nct receipts 40: gross o:
exports Great Britain o; continent Ii;
sales 30G stock SAP; market weak and
irregular-middling IL; low middling
TO- good ordinary 81.
AU6UsrA.-Cottonm market quiet and
steady-middling III; low middling
l0}; good ordinary 81.
CHARLKsToN.-Net receipts II; ex.
ports coastwise 700, sales so; stock
5,76S; market dull-middling lii low
middling l0ioi; good ordinary 9laIO.
CINCINNArI.-Pork firm-city pack.
ed 10. 75a2O. Is. Lard steady-prime
steam rendered III; city kettle l3al3f.
Whiekey steady, at Ito.
ST. LoUIs.-Flour unchanged. Corn
Lard dull-ll. 30. Whiskey Ill.
CHICAao-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
steady-spring 1.05I. Corn steady
4Gl' Pork steady, at 19.20al9.25.
~. Wheat 1.56. Pork quiet-2O. 90.
Whiskey firm-l.l0f.
LlvEHfooL-S P. M.-Cotton fat
and irregular-middiing uplands 6;
middling Orleans Of; sales G.O0O. or
which LOO are for export and specu-
iaiion; receipts $500. American 3,70O,
futures dull and Offering free.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
MAR RED.

IN Charleston, on Friday, juno 30,
1T the residence of tho brides mother,
BY tho Rev. w. T. Whitcmann, Col.
WIN: SlMONS. OF Columbia, to Miss
KATE EDWARDS, Of Charleston.
s. C.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

apatch. dated Army Of the
Big Horn, Camp at foot of
Cloud Peak, via Fcttcrman,
Wyoming Territory, June 28,
says the troops are waiting
for the coming of supplies.
No enemy has been seen since
the return from the Rosebaum
r.gion. There is a round
about rumor. originating with
the Indians At the agencies, of
a fight between Terry's force
and Sitting Bulls force. but
nothing heard OF the move
ments of the Northern column.
The 5th Cavalry, Major Carr,
under orders from Sheridan,
will proceed Ncrthward over
the trail along Little Powder
River, TO cut of the Sioux In
dians from resor&ing to the
agencies for ammunition, and
force them to lay down their
arms, before they can seek
protection or, food from the
Government.
House, = noted divorce
lawyer ofNew York city, was
killed by his wife at Lawrence
station, N. j., on the LIST. It
seems that House had beaten
his step-son and wife. and was
drawing = pistol on the latter.
whan she shot him with a
pistol she had obtained from
her room.
A terrible storm passed
over Bellefont. Penu., on the
lst. Cellars were flooded
aud buildings carried off.
One man supposed drowned.
A disastrous fire occurred
in st. ;Johnsbury;SFt.;. OH the
LIST. Sixty buildings de-
stroycd; loss 100000; onc-
third insured.
How Gov. TiLpEs RECEIVED
HIS NoMNArn6N,-Whcn the
short despatch was received,
the Governor.' speaking to &C.
veral friends in q tone scarcely
above a whisper, said: IL can
tell you what has been done.
This nomination was not made
by the LEADERS, of the party.
II was the people who made
it. Theywantreform. They
have wantes :. = long while,
and, in looking abo'l.. they
have become convinced that
it is to be found here (point-
ing at himself.) They want
it; that is what they are after.
They arc sick Of the corrup-
tions aud mal-administration
Of their affairs. They want
. change. and ono for the
bettcr-a thorough reforrna-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
SOUrHEkS
MELoDIES.-A

characteristic feature Of the
exhibition, aud a very pic
trrcsquc one. too, liz the pre-
scnce in the Northwestern
portion of Machinery Hall of
several colored men, who are
employed by a Virginia to-
bacco manufacturer to show
the process Of packing to-
bacco. but who. while they
are packing. amusc them
selves and q larger number Of
hearers, by singing we'll
known Southern melodies.
They have u consciously be-
come quite a distinctive fea-
ture Of the exhibition, and
attract a great deal Of atten-
tention. particularly from
people Of the North and for
eigners who have never heard
. "darkey song" before.
The 2D.-The city Of Phil
adelphia was all excitement
on the 2d-fags, banners and
transparencies flying in front
every building, and the streets
were thronged with people
in procession. independence
Hall and Square were centres
of attraction, where the cen.
tennial anniversary of the re-
solution declaring the colo
MES free, passed by the Con-
tinental Congress, July I'd,
l776, was celebrated.
An eccentric citizen of Cape
May carried q rope in his
pocket for forty years; his
explanation being that he
was liable at any time to wish
to kill himself. and meant to
always have the means handy.
A few days ago he hanged
himself with the old rope.
Mamma" said little Nell,
"ought governess to fog mo
for what I've not donc?"
"No. my dear; why do you
ask?" "Causc she logged
me to-day when didn't do
my sums"
John Tobin, q sailor, at
tempted to crawl under a
freight train on the n. f. r.,
in Charleston, a few days ago,
when it moved, and he was SO
! badly injured as to cause his
death.
1t seems that tLs ccntcnni-
al Exhibition, 80 far from in
creasing food prices syl s'hila-
delphia, has actually had the
effect, by attracting larger
supplies, Of reducing them.
The new forts around Paris
are to be named after the gen.
erals who labSred so hard TO
retrieve thr faults Of Napoleon
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

sources state that NJ. Vcrlica,
the Montcnegrian Minister Of
the Interior and acting Aide
de-Camp. envoy from Scrvia,
is expected to arrive in Mon
tenegro. A perfect agreement
respecting military operations
has been established between
the two principalitics.
VIENNA, July 3.-Servia has
notified the powers that unless
they declare the Danube neu-
trail and prevent the Turks
using it for military opera
tions, Servia will obstruct it
with torpedoes. It is stated
that Prince Milan has arrived
At Alesdcnatz. Servia has
suspended the foreign tele-
graphic service.
LONDON, July "a telegram
from Belgrade Gays the Servi-
an army commenced, yester-
day. reconnoitreing the South
eastern frontier. and it is re-
ported occupied some impor.
tant atrategical positions on
the Turkish frontier.
The Times has the following:
A despatch from Vienna says
official intelligence from Bel
grade says the Servians, yes
terday crossed the frontier at
three points. The places are
not mentioned, but from the
position Of their forces, it may
be presumed that these points
are Alcrdinatz, Lisetz and
some point on the Dwina.
American Intelligence.
New ORLkANs, La. July 3.
After one ballot, in which
Packard led all candidates.
Anderson, Ludeling and War
mouth withdrew in his favor,
and the nomination was made
by acclamation.
Larry Scott, q Pinclback
delegate. WAS mortally wound
cd by opposition partisans.
New cotton has been re.
ceived in New Orleans from
Texas.
NEWARK, N. j., July g.
Gen. F. Marshall LefIerts died
instantly, Of heart disease, ON
board the train. this morning,
while en- route to Philadel-
phia in command Of the vete-
rams ofthe 7th regiment. The
whole command turned back
and are at the depot, wheec
the body awaits the train for
New York.
WAsHsGroS. July 3.-1n
the Senate, Mr.. Morrill,, of
Maine, moved that when the
Seuate adjourned, it be to
meet on Wednesday; agreed
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

tDoiiy I'honiz Spcrint De.poiches.l
European Affairs.
LONDON, July IA special
from Vienna says that Prince
Milan. in his proclamation.
announces: "Tufkeyprovokcd
war by not satisfying Bosnia
and by threatening Servia
we enter Bosuea in the
cause Of humanity and
nationality, and to re-establish
peace without offending Tur-
keys integrity" The proc
lamation mentions Austria
thankfully for her efforts to
: protect the Christians.
The Servians and the Mon
tenegrans have entered Turk
ish territory. A declaration
Of war has been duly lodged
at Vienna. The state of
siege recently proclaimed in
Scrvia has been countesman-
ded, but the expectation Of
grain. victuals and arms are
forbidden.
A special telegram from
Cittange, dated Sunday: Mon
tcnegro sent to-day her dec
laration ofwarto Turkey. The
people received the procla-
mationwith great enthusiasm.
A despatch to the Daily
News from Belgrade. says it
is reported that the
Pasha, in command at Wild
den. has seized 500 of the
principal insurgents. and
threaten to execute them if
that district rises. The Turks
arc hanging teachers and
professors everywhere. A
priest has been crucified near
Philippolis. Roumania has
refused to cooperate with
Servia.
A London despatch says,
The Liberals iu Parliament
will question the Government
respecting it's Eastern policy.
The liberal sentiment of the
entire country is against unne-
ccss~sy complications which
may be caused by the support
Of Turkey. Fears prevail
that the war in the East can
not be localized or confined
to- a conflict between the Ser.
vians aud Turks. There is
much talk about the review of
the volunteers. which was
held yesterday. Hitherto the
Government had not permit
ted the volunteer reviews on
10 large a scale in Hyde Park.
The Goverement is evidently
now patting this hitherto de-
spised force on the back"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

RErRENcHxESr.-Thc Bos.
ton Herald. Independent.
with the largest circulation
Of any paper published in
New England. says: THE
Democratic House should
stand firm for economy. The
rctrchchmcnt it proposes il
reasonable, and will not i'm.
pair the efficiency Of the Go.
vCTninent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Blalne to.
day received many calls from Con.
gressmen, with whom he conversed
freely.
Secretary Bristow was at his office
this morning, aud received many call
era. He said as he did not expect TO
be nominated, he could not Ue dlsap-
pointed II any other gentleman should
be selected he was grateful To his
friends for their efforts in his behalf,
and ~ he did not banker after the
first place, he could, under no cIrcum-
stances, accept the second.
Senate The chair laid before the
Senate message from the House an.
nounoing the none lncurrence in the
senate amendments 10 the legislative,
Judicial and executive appropriation
bill The Senate insisted upon its
amendments, and conference COM
mittee was appointed. Adjourned,
House: Messrs. Randall, Holman,
aud Foster were appointed Il commit
tee Of conference on the Senate
amendments to the legislative Rppro-
printIun bill. Mr.. Lawrence gave no.
ticc that hO would ask tho House on
Tuesday to vote on the bill to provide
a sinking fund for the Pacific railroad
company, and on the Geneva award
bill on "Wednesday. Soon atterward the
House went into Committee of Whole
on the army appropriation bill. Only
general debate TO be IN order to-day,
and regular action on the bill TO COM
mence tomorrow.
After IA speech by Mr.. Smith, Of
Georgia, aud Mr., Bright In relation TO
the currency, by Mr., FELTON,, In favor
Of granting pensions tosurvivors of the
Indian wars, and 10y Mr.. Lawrence In
reference to Pacific railroad bonds, the
committee rose and the House adjourn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-16

Sevonteenth 100 functional admins
tration merits commentator for is
work IN the management of domestic
and foreign affairs, and President
Grant deserves the continued and
hearty gratitude of the American PEG.
pie, for his patriotism and his i'm.
mense services ia war and in peace,
Cheers,
Mr. Price, OF Massachusetts,, moved
to strike out reference to Monaghan
immigration, which he denounced us
departure from every Republican
platform, and OF the principles of The
Declaration Of Independence; aud
the law of Christian love,
which makes all men, Jow or
Gentle, equal. After considerable
debate, pulling and hauling and brow.
beating the platform, as above report.
ed, was adopted.
THE BArrLE JOINED.
The Convention then proceeded to
place In nominal ion candidate for
president when Jewell was put Ia
nomination 10y Connecticut. Nor.
ton, 10y Thompson, OF Indiana, second.
ed by Holland OF Vermont, and u lna
Of Massachusetts,, Blaine, by luger-
sol, Of Illinois, seconded by Turner, OF
Georgia, and Hale, OF Maine. Conk.
ling,by Woodford, ofNew York. Hayes
by Noycs OF Ohio, second.
ed by ST. James, of Missouri,
Davidson, OF West Virginia, aud OK.
Senator Wade. Each candidate was
ably presented 10y their admirers. In.
gersoll, Noyes aud Woodford were
very eloquent Immense crowds are
IN attendance. After nominations the
Convention adjourned til 10 O'Clock
Tomorrow morning, Intense excite.
ment exists and the friends Of each
candidate stand firm. Blaine leads
largely, but 1t Is thought IL not nomi-
ualed on the second ballot, will fail.
All Efforts 10 combine have failed.
MOnon's friends are saugulne but
without much hope. Hayes or new
man may be nominated, There is
speaking at various club rooms and on
the streets tonight.
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STATE ITEMS.
Mexico Gives an Earnest OF Her Iutea-
ton TO EnrOrce order.
An Item for 0Verlealous Police 0thesrs
An Infatuated Steer In the Ssreets OF
Bonham Red Handed Justice at
San Antonio Austin Matters.
Special to the llorald,l

Special TO the Herald,l
SAN ANTONIO, June 10. Information
received from Stockton says Chihua'
hua pronounced on the I'd Instant, and
the Governor was Imprisoned Intel.
lgenoe at headquarters Is TO the effect
that General Revultz, temporarily Ia
command 1t Matamoras, caught four
cattle thieves above that place and
proceeded to hang them without cere-
mOny. General Devin, who COM
mands the dstrlct OF the Rio Grande,
seems to regard this as mn evidence of
good faith on the part of tho Mexican
authorities, who have hitherto proven
50 recreaut 10 their promises. No
news from the captured repair man. II
Is likely that he went up, or ut best
was taken across the river. An old
drayman. named Landgravener, was
found drowned in the river this morn
ing-unknown whether accidental or
not,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

LONDON, June 10. Court OF Queens
Bench to-day granted an order for the
RI lease Of Winslow. He will be liber-
ated this afternoon. The government
did not ask for his further retention,
aud the refusal Of the United States to
negotiate n supplemental treaty put
ting an end to negotiations.
NEW York, June l5.-De La Gas
tees, glassworks, Brooklyn, burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; insu-
rance, $4,000.
Boston, June l5.-Bostons, 10; vt,
Louis, 8. Runs earned, Boston 3; st.
Louis, l..
PHILADELPHIA, June Is. Cincinnati
O; Athletics, 2,
New YORK, June l5.-Mutuals, 0;
Chicagoes, 5. Runs earned, Mutu'
ais, s..
DENIsoN, June l5.--Base ball, Deni-
son, II; Dallas, 3.
LONDON, June 1.-THE exploring
expedition TO Northwest Africa left
England on Saturday. Its main OBJ
ject Is to ascertain the feasibility OF adj
hitting the waters of the Atlantic into
a portion of the District Of Sahara.
BosToN, June l4.-At meeting Of
South Church to-day, $ll 900 was sub
scribed to save the building from des
tructlon. II Is probable the whole
amount required, 100000 will be rails
ed.
LONDON, June l4.--A torchlight pro
cession was had In Dublin last nigh
In celebration Of the escape of Feniai
convicts from West Australia, an
d. sraeli was burned In eiiigy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-16
Special to The Herald. /

Special to The Herald,
HEMpsTEAD, June Is. The third an
nual meeting Of the Hampstead BLOOD
Stock Association wNs held ut Breen's
race course. First dash, miles,
three year olds. r. w Craw ford ELI
tiers George Quinlse, by Bulletin, no
by Lexington, out OF Corenellos, dam
by Rupee Breen & Spencer enters
b. (. Secret by Beacon, dam by Africa,
Mat Wear enters Ring Neck, by Steel
Dust, dam unknown. The race was
won by Quinine easily. Time-2:22.
Second dash, 700 yards, all ages, four
entries. Il, w. Crawford enters Sally
Price, by Rebel, dam Rupee; Breen II
Spencer enters Minnie Lee, by Rebel,
dam Glenderiiy, by Union; r. H. Me-
Dade enters gray horse Arkansas;
Collins h Wear enters gray mare
White Sepulchre, by Bay Dick, dam
unknown. After several attempts all
got oil fairly. The race was holly con-
tested and resulted In dead heat be-
tween Salie Price and Minnie Lee,
Arkansas third, White sepulchre last.
The rsce was run over and was won by
Minnie Lee by two lengths; good time.
A large crowd was In attendance,
good order was maintained and each
one had good time generally. No
fees were charged at the gate. The
best Of feeling prevailed and consid-
cradle money changed hands on the
result. a fine time Is expected to-
morrow. Many strangers are IN at
tendance who are well pleased.