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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

GI-"A lot of copper ore in pigs"
exclaimed Mrs. Partington, as her eye
caught an account of some smelling
operations. 81 don't wonder they have
the scrofula and everything else that is
bad. 1 dare say their lard is nothing
but verdigrease, for copper is very dila-
torious, and pigs is human" "pigs
aren't human, neither" said Ike, put
ting his oar in; "and it means pigs of
copper.n Mrs. Partington looked at
him quite seriously moment. "Well,'
said she, ''if pigs isn't human, some hui
mans are hogs.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
A Stock Deal.

"Jay Gould is liar" exclaimed
man who, in his excitement, trampled
on boy and entered lawyers office.
"What's the matter ?" demanded the
lawyer.
II want to sue Jay Gould for libel,
SIR"
"what, has Mr.. Gould slandered
you 2"
"No; but he has told me lie and ru-
;ned me-"
"How ?"
"Why, some time ago saw in
newspaper that Jay Gould said stocks
would go up. Buy all the stocks you
can get your hands on said he. 1 had
about $40 900, and 1 concluded to adopt
Mr.. Goulds plan. / went around the
country and bought all the sheep, hogs,
COWS, and goats could get my hands
on. Oh, had good thing. None of
my neighbors knew that Gould had
taken me into his confidence. Well,
after investing my $4,000 got to stud
wing about the transaction. L took up
the news papers again, and there it was:
stocks are going up, they will contin-
ue to rise. Investments cannot fail of
immense returns I mortgaged my
farm, came to Cleveland, and bought all
the mules / could get. Then / went
home and waited for the rise. Dinged
if they didn't begin to fall. My wife
remarked that ought to be careful, but
1 told her that Jay Gould did not make
mistakes. Now, sir, 1 cannot sell my
animal rubbish for half what it cost me.
telegraphed to Mr.. Gould and asked
him when to sell. He telegraphed back.
when you please And now, lawyer,
just make out lot of papers stating
that Jay Gould is liar, and III sue
him on 'em."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

rB-A Yankee tobacco chewer was In
the habit of declaring about once a
month that he would "never chew an
other piece" but broke his pledge as
often as he made it. On one occasion
shortly after he had "broken OFF, he
was seen taking another chew. "Why,
you told me you had given up that hab-
it, but see you are at it again." said
his friend. EYES," he replied, ~ have
gone to chewing and left off lying"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

Eag Conductors do the fare thing and
masons the square thing Errotic En-
rigue. And editors the write thing
Yawcob Strauss. And laundresses the
clean thing .-Marlboro Times. And
police justices the fine thing. g.-Sommer-
viye Journal. This thing is. getting
pretty well finished, but we will add
that a man who supports fainting Ia
dy does the prop-her thing.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

aY-A fanatical preacher In Syracuse
recently told his congregation that If
the women would all dance by them
selves in ten acre lot surrounded by q
high board fence, and the men in anoth-
er enclosure of the same kind, there
would be no harm in dancing.-No
harm and not much dancing either.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

gy"You cast all sorts of things In
metal don't you ?" said would be wit
as he peered in at Flggin's type foundry.
eyes, can't you see Its our business ~
"Well then !" replied the W. b. W., as he
edged toward the door, 'cast me a
shadow" He was promptly cast OUT
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

eE-Many a young lady who objects to
being kissed under the mlstletoe has no
objection TO being kissed under the rose.
A careless compositor made an error In
the above, rendering 1t, "has no objec-
ton to being kissed under the nose"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

tB- A middle-sized boy, writing
composition on Extremes" remarked
that tive should avoid extremes, especi-
ally those of wasps and bees"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic Diseases


many hopeless cases. after years Of suffering, and
expense incurred in seeking relief elsewhere.
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma. Bronchitis, Lsryngitis,
Hemorrhage of the Lungs, Consumption, (first
and second stages) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Meancholla, Scrofula or Kings
Evil Skin Diseases, Chronic rheumatism, GOitre,
or enlargement of the Glands OF the neck. .DrOpsy,
Piles, chronic Diarrhua, Constipation OF the Bow
els, Sick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Diseases of Females, TumOrs, Kidney Diseases,
Enlarged Spleen. Epilepsy, Deafness, Chronic
Chills and Ague, Diabetes Melltus, old running
sores. Tapeworms removed.
Dr. B. does not conine himself TO any one par
ticular system of medicine. He uses all the late
improved methods and remedies, as also Magnetic
Electric, OK
Medical Electricity,
which is so successfully used at the present day
treatment OF the Lungs and air passages he uses
NHALATTONS.
which carries the medicine direct to the diseased
parts.
When an incurable case presents itself he is
free and candid in telling the patient that he can
not cure him, thus avoiding further expense.
In chronic ailments is always best for patients
to cali at his office for personal examination and
treatm ,nt, when that is practicable.
az Ofice at his residence on Main street, a
few doors westo of H. Smiths blacksmith shop, in
what is known as the Galatn property
~ CONSULTATION FREE.
Bloomfield, May 4, 1880.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

syGracle's first experience In eating
peach. I've eaten II, cloth and all
mamma, now what shall do with the
boneY
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
M EDlCAL NOTICE.!
DR.. 0. P. B0LLINGER,
Having located permanently in
NEW BLOOMFIELD,

Offers his professional services to the citizens Of
the Borough and surrounding country.
DR.. B. has been engaged In an extensive prac-
tlce for over % years. He has also served his
Pa. Vol Infantry during the late Rebellion,
holding his Commission from the then Governor
OF this commonwealth. His credentials are from
one of the best Medical Colleges in America.
His success as a practitionec of medicine is ac-
knowledged by recommendations from former
times.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15

e&-"Gravity," said one of our learned
judges, sis 10 more proof Of wisdom
than paper collar is Of a mans having
O shirt on"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
NJ . IL f A U'S
Medlcated extract of
MALT AND BEEF.

CURES Consumption. Diabetes, Bright's Disease,
Epilepsy,sSt. Vituss Dance, ScrOfula, IL destruc-
tion is not carried too far, and builds up consttu-
tions ruined by excesses of whatever nature.
Take 1t and add your testimonial to the thousands
already, Obtained For sale X all druggists.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
DIscovEREn OF @
LYDIA e. PlNKHANH'S'
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

For all Eemale Complaints.
This preparation, as its name signifies consists OF
Vegetable Properties that are harmless TO the most del
cate invalid. Upon one trial the merits OF this Com
pound will be recognized, relief Is Immediate and
when its useis continued in ninety nine in hun
drcd apcrmanont cureis effected stousands win tes
tlfy On account Of It's proven MERITS IL Is to-day
commended and prescribed by tho best physicians In
the country.
It will cure entirely tho worst form OF falling
of tho uterus, Leucorrhuu, irregular and painful
Menstruaton, nl Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Foodings, all Dispacements and the CON
sequent spinal Weakness and Is especially adapted
the Change OF Life IL will dissolve and expe tumors
from the utersin early stago OF development The
tendency to caneerous humors there Is checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact II has proved TO be the great.
est and best remedy that has ever bccn discover.
ed 10 permcates every portion of the system gives
now vigor ltromovcs falntness hntulcloy Co
stroys nllcraying for stimulants and relieves weakness
OF the stomach
1t cures Blontng, Headaches, Nervous Prostraton,
General Debility, Sleeplessross, Depression and Indi
gcston. That feeling Of bearing down. causing palm
weight and bacache is always permanently cured b.,
its II will ut all times, and underul circumsan
ces act In harmony with the law that governs the
femnlesystem.
For Kidney Complaints of either tex this compound
Is unsurpassed
Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound
Isprepared ut os3 and os5 Western Avenue Lynn Macs
Price sOO SIX bottles for $500 Sent by mail in tho
form of pills also In the form of Lozengcs receipt
of price, elO0 per box, for either. Mrs. PTNkIIAd
freely all letters OF inquiry Send for pam.
phet. Address above Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA Z. P1NKHAM
LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation, Diliousness
-ndTorpidity Of the Liver. 25 cents per box.
W. GEO. A. KELLY& CO., General Agents
Pittsburgh, Pa. Also for sale by Jacob Strick
ler New Blormiield, Pa. 27H1y
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:. BALTIMORE. June l6 Virginia skies. oonsols.
90 sss sssena fD4 aG due
BALTIMUkE. June l6.-Ootson steady-mid-
Ami. H. Flour ilsm and UNCLAIMED Mhea.
essS-sout9ern s6 RED: l20sl 26: do amber, 1. 26a
JsS s. s1,sT as s sR.t and yaR
i.22n; sertenber, I 2sai.22f Z. Corn. stesay-
ss spo ~9 81 DO june yeSs g western
Sssa SSseH ie.ns sas DO oas Sus .nh sendy
iIal. i.otsI ts Hay dull and i'd unchsnesd. npM Pro-
visions R,.a, d. fr with iair ,0bbins ,r.de demand
Pet en ooee 5e rmo s H.
ordinary ST ~ 70 far, 9Aailk. susar firmzA soft,
0T VI barlss FTsts baa
enshe.s; corn s7 go bushels: oats, s. s2S bushels
SSh.im5eLfs wheat $1,000 enshes corn 3D. ss9
sew YORK. June ls.-stocks irregular Money.
msnSs sSH quiet vasS sSd sieady,e
sn wbsss boaf Ses June 70 Gfcnr unshapged ana
LoNDSoN;. June l6, 1880 p: m.7oonsols-tor
days ay s.otips price; New Jersey Central. l2ik.
Central. isok. Readins. 2sS. i :. m.Nininos
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at 2:3o p. m, as reported by H. II.
Dodge. of 639 18th street. by special wire:-
Western Union. lS3k; do. new stock. 9ik; New
York Central. lag: Lake Shore. I29'a; Michigan
Central, lG3h New Yorf. Lake Erie aud Western.
Delaware Lackawanna and Western. I2iis; New
Sersey Central. lo1. Delaware and huisol. l09si
- - St Pan. l2.'a do preferred. -; Wabash
s faec iasS K ans T s' a.naiSa @nSn
and and st Je. ss; DO preferred. nay 81. Lous and
do ttcn pneferen psSS ohe m, snd I
l. n,sss, :; aa7si a. Northern Pacific com: ~; 90.
preferred, -; do crst preferred =: Central
Pacific M los; Rock Island. =; Chss.peake and
Ohio, ~ h: Louisville and Nashville, l07; Nash
vile and Chattanooga. s9x ontario aud Western,
3;n Manhattan Elevated. 20: Iii aois Centrsl l4OE
a4lh: Canada Southern, 74+; District OF Oolum-
ba s. Go bonds. =; Cbicaeo Burlington and
iQuiI cy, l64sl6ix; Denver and Rio 6rande llls;
ST Paul AID Omaha. IS; do. preferred. 1861; C.
q: q and 9sA; Erie and Western. SO; Chicago,
ST. Louis snd Neg Orleans. -: Col. Goal 64a
Closing Government Bonos-6's extended, I. dshla
U.s.: coupons, -: es. l0la; coupons.
Le3kai o.; A., l. l6sll5L; coupons Ll6s
IleA; as. l6sal; II; coupons. ALTA rs; SIS
extended. l.l2Hal. OK
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NEW YORK, April 16.-The Posts fnan aaI
article Gao p. N. e1ition), says: State bonds
were gene rally firm, except for Arkansas rs,
and railroad bonds as a rule were lower the
largest decline being in Ohio southern incomes.
The stock market opened weak. but the tenn
per or the speculation soon changed. and for a
Time a nrmer feeling prevailed. AT the first
BOARD there was aloth r spell OF weakness.
which Was later followed by a recovery As
already noted, the fluctuations We're within
narrow limits, Nashville & Chattanooga aud
the Elevated railroad stocks forming the only
notable exceptions. The latter were firm and
higher On rumors that the Attorn y General
had decided TO discontinue the suits brought
by him against the companies. Metropolitan
advanced from "a TO 9S New York from Ill TO
llS, and Manhattan from 2S TO 305s a part OF
which was afterward lost Ia the general list
the largest tTarsaetions were In Union Pa
cinc, Central Pacific, Delaware, L9ckawanna
AID western, Lake Shore, Michigan Central
and the Southwestern shares. Nashville and
Chattanooga broke at S1% against 92E at the
close yesterday Oh small transactions. The
money market IS without perceptible change,
and thus far TO day there have been free offer-
fneS OF capital al per cent on stocks and at
a2H per cent On government bonds. Time
loans aid prime mercantile paper are as last
quoted. The market Tor foreign exchange Is
dull but fully steadF.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWs.
The Attempts TO blow Up Liver
pool Town Hall.

LNkRfooI, June ia carpenter VINO. az
lne oroer oi one or the prisoners, made the
Plug FOR the bomb used In the attempt 10 b,oS
up the town hall, has been discovered ana viii
pe ceIled as witness on the trial. A solicitor
Las peen Instructed 10 defend the prisoners.
nusslan H~N0luttOntsts an the NAVY.
BERLIN, June l6.-News from ST. Peters
burg. states that the on eers and crew on tha
Guardship, lying OF Peternof, where the Rus
sian Imperial FAMILY Wiz shortly take up ia
residence nave been Changed Ia con selpenoa
or the discovery OF number OF Revolutionary
procla on board, and thai there have
been many arrests In connection with the
affair.
Prince Alexander,s Tour.
LONDON. June ga dispatch from sofa to
Reuters Telegraph Company SAYS: "Piincs
Alexander has started on a tour OF military
inspection. He has reached NratZa, where
2oo,o pen sons welcomed him and presented ad-
dresses declaring that the Buloarlans have
unanimously accepted the conditions the Prince
named In bis procla nation
The Vienna CORE espondent OF the daily Ne1rs
says be learns from Soda that al er his iour-
ney through Bulgaria Prince Alexander Will
rtmaln at Narna until the national as semoly
opens at Sistova; that government oriCials
ana mayors or cities suspected OF being par
uzaDs OF M. Zancoil. the late premier now ia
custody, have either been dismissed from ono
or arrested and that a Turkish agent speak ,ny
at Sofia advise q the BulgarianS TO accent IN.
proposals OF the prince
The Cornell Crew.
LONDON, June l6.-The friends OF The Cornell
that the stewards OF the Henley regatta wilt
to -morrOw reverse their decision relative TO
the entry OF the Cornell In the race for the
Victory cup.
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The Search for the Jcannelte.

Of 1HE Ai.lslANSE
The Allianca sailed from Norfolk o-day for the
Arctic regions, 10 search OF the Jeanette. Her
hull has been she athed With two and half
inches OF white oak some distance above the
water line, and aTmored fore and aft with
eighth OF an inch iron TO resist the ice and pre-
vent injury. A heavy weather bulkneai has
been built at the after end OF the forecastle
deck, her hatch combings raised. the ship
caulked and repainted where necessary and
supplied with full set OF new boats, Including
TWO fine whaieboats- The boilers propeller.
stern bearings ana machinery generally was
repaired thoroughly. She discharged her bat
made WAS filed with an extra supply of coal
ar provisions for the Jeanette should the
Alliance come up With her. The following fs
list or the of1ers OF the Alliance: C)m-
msnder, Geo. b. Wadleigh; executive of1cer,
c. H Mesi; navigator, c: p. Perkins; lieuten-
d. d. Schwenk; midshipmen, +. b. Case, p. I.
Werlich. K. Wilkinson, T. Worthington ana
c. II. Hi; chief engineer, q. j. BuTnap; passed
assistant engfneer, j. Brown; passed assistant
surgeon, II. G. EcksteiD; lieutenant OF marines
g. +. Elliott; passed assistant paymaster X
Frszer; assistant engineers. Wythe n. Parks
and X. T. Hall: cadet engineers W. III. Alder
dice and L. D. Miner; pay clerk, E. s. Up1yke.
THB RODGERS DETAINED.
The Rodgers was TO have sailed from San
Francisco yesterday for the Arctic regions
She was detained, however owing to the acri-
Gus illness OF one OF her officers, Master w. F.
Halsey. It was impossible for her to 90 with.
out her full complement The Secretary OF the
Navy to day oioered Master c. +. Putnam to
take Ma ter Halsey q place. he is now attached
TO the coast survey steamer Hasslet, which n
on the Pacific coast, and will join the Rodgers
without delay. She will then leave San Fran
cisco on her search.
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lROQUOIS AGAIN A WINNER.
The Ascot Races TO.day.

LONDON, June 16-This is the third day of
the Ascot meeting. The race for the ST. James
Palace stakes, for three year old colts and
f1lles, distance about one mile, came OF. and
was won by Mr. P. Lorillards br. C. Iroquois,
VINO peat Count T. de Lagrange'S en-. c. Leon.
Only the two named ran. In the betting. just
pelore the race, IloquOiS was the favortCe at 2
TO on him.
Scratched for the Gold Cup.
NIP. LcriliardS four year old ch. c. Mis-
take and ch. C. Wallenstein have been
scratched" for the race for the gold cup
which will come OF at Ascot Heath to-day.
The Sportsman says Mr.. j. K. Ksene'S b. C.
FoXhaii is In tolerably flesh Condition after
bis Journey from France.
The Other Races.
The race for the Rous memorial stakes dis
tance one mile, also came Of, and was won by
Count +: de Lagrange's four years old ch. c.
Pculet. Mr.. r. Jardine's three years old b. c.
Ishmeel came In second, and Lore Wiltons four
years old br. C. ToaStn asJer third. Ten ran, In
cludiGg j. r: keene's three years old ch. c. Don
FuIsno and MT. T. Lorillard four years OLD ca
c: Wallenstein. Mr.. Keenes Foxhall did not
start
The race for the gold cup, distance about two
miles and half. also came OF. and was won by
Devil. The socond place was secured by the
Duke OF Beaufort's four years old DR. C. Petro
nel. and the third place By Mr. c. Blanton's five
years old ch. b. Exeter.
The race for the nineteenth new biennial
stakes, distance five fur,ongs and 1876 yards.
also came on and was won by Mr.. Craven's
years old b C. Skipetar. Lord Rosebery's 3
years old Dr. c: Roysterer came In second and
Mr. Alexander's 8 years old b. T. Golden Eye
third Six ran. including Mr.. j. R. Keene's
years old b. c. BOokmaker.
Tie race for the New stakes for two years old
colts and f1llies, distance 5 furlongs and 1856
yards, also came OF. and was won by Lord Rose
nery g br I. Kermesse. T. G. Rodmalls b. C.
Kingdom second, and r. Jardines Or. C. Shrews-
bury third. Ten ran, including j. II. Keene's
ch. c. Gen. Scott.
EOXhall's Certificate.
ASCOT HEATH. June ia report Is current
here that the certificate OF Mr. Keene'S colt
Foxhall had not been lodged In Paris previous
to the decision Of the judges In the race for the
Grand PriX de Paris.
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THREATENED RAID INTO MEN.
ICO.
Texas Cow Boys ON the Warpath.

SAN FRANCISCO June 16 "A Tucson dispatch
we're killed near Trintares, in Chfhuahua, three
OF whom are supposed to have been COW boys
For the last week cow boys have been concen.
Iatlng near Galeyvnle. With the avowed pur.
They threatened TO take Trin'areS last week.
Word was sent to the Mexican consul at this
place, who sent warning to the people at
tn ops, OF which there are 300 stationed on San
BeInardino raLch. Yesterday morning the
COW boys. 20 In number. well equipped, left
threats. and 1t is believed there viii be BLOODY
work, as they are the most reckless Rau0 of
deeperadot ever banded together. The Next
cans VIII either have TO leave the place or make
Wilcox.
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The Cruise of the Cadets

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June l6 The u. \. steiner
Constellation, commander +. V. McNair, CON-
manding, sailed to-day. al noon with frsC aud
third clsss OF cadet mid shipmen on board. The
Dale, COMMANDER, c. F. Harrington comm and
ing, with second and fourth classes sails In a
Few days. The StaLdlsh. lieutenant COM
mancer, 5. III. Baker, comm anding with first
class OF cadet engineers, and the Mayflower,
lieutenant commander John Schooer, COM
man cling with second class sailed on Tuesday.
Third class or cadet engineers is on leave and
there is no fourth class.
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ALBANY. June 16.-The Joint convention met
at noon. The following is the vote for Mr.,
MI. CoDkling's successor:
Senate-FOr Jacobs. &; Conklng Q: Wheeler
II; SoIneI, 2; Lapham. 2: Bradley, 1; Fol-
Assembly-For Jacobs. As: Conkling, %:
wheeler. y; Rogers, l; Cornell, 2; Lapham, 1O
roger, 2; Tremafn 8: Crowley f.
Combined vote-For Jacobs 81: CO1kling. So.
Wheeler, IS: Rogers, /; Cornell, IL: Lapham. 12:
Bradley. l; Folger. 3; Tremain, 3; Crowley, l.
Mr.. Wheeler took nearly all OF Mr.. Rogers
votes.
The convention then proceeded to vote to I'll
the long term vacancy with the folio wing
result:
Senate vote-For Depew, .ls: Herman. 4:
Platt, 4 Cornell, q: Crowley, !.
Assembly vOte-For Depew, Al: Herman. As.
Platt, 20; Folger, 2; Cornell, s; Crowley. l. Lap.
ham, l; Wheeler, l: Tracy. l.
- C6mnined vote-For Depew, 81; Herman, 52
Platt, q; Folger, 2: Cornell, 70; CroWley. 8:
Lapbam, 1; Wheeler. /; Tracy, /.
The presiding officer declared that no choice
had been mace In either case.
An Adjournment Resolution.
Mr. BROOKS asked consent to offer resolu-
lion that 'in the event that no election ia
mace for US Senators by Monday, June Goth,
tnls Jolrt convention will adjourn sine die on
that day. after one or more ballots have been
TAKEN, and with the understanding en- the
part or the convention that the two houses of
goth. ' '"A0
Mr.. Hustle raised the point of order that If
was not IN the power OF this joint convention
to adjourn.
Lieut. Gov. Hoskins decided the point well
taken. This joint convention, he said, must
meet :daiiy until the legislature adjourns-
The convention then adjourned until to-
morrow, at noon.
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WHOLESALE SHOO TING
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, TEX., June 16.-A Fort Elliott.
TexaS, special to the NearS states:-Severai
days ago two cowboys through some slight
Misunderstanding exchanged about ten shots.
Both are desperately wounded Yesterday. on
commission Creek, william CresWell and b
White, cattle men, had a difficulty over dis
gute about range, resulting In the death OF
White last evening. In Oldham county. near
TuscaroZ. Tom Grier and j. Cnappell, both
stock men. had an encoun ter which result ed in
the use OF six shooters. The ARRAY ended in
Grier beng shot three times James Moore
shot several days since by Seacker, died to-day.
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Eastern Yacht Club REGATTA.

BOSTON. June 16.-The annual spring re-
gat!a OF the Eastern Yacht club was saiied yes-
teIday on Marblehead, eight first ass sloops.
class sloops participating. The course for the
Two former classes was 19X nautical miles
long; and for the others Is miles long. The
VINO was strong from the northwest, and sew
prize for first class sloops. Time-2h. ssm
o4s. Tne aesper took the second prize In 2h.,
SIM. 4s: The Meta took the prize for second
ciass ech0oners In 2h., Som SIS. The Shadow
Io0K the prize for second class sI0ops In 2h.,
11n.. ALa