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T8R31ToRlAIHAR.
CONDEMNED From the Gazette.

FIRST DAY-Aond1y. The entries q
usual on drs." days were light:
All p. N. running rscc. three quarters
of . mile dash, open to all e.ycsr olds, for q
purse of oeoo. $50 to 0rst and $50 to second
horse, was contested for BY Cbss. Williams
b. t. Susan Ann; Chas. CnouchS C. b. Red
Fox; Ben. Degenharts b. +. Widow. The
race WAS very prettily contested for, and
Was won by Susan Ann, the Widow coming
In sccvnd and Red Fox distanced.
For the mile lash, Pat Moran entered b..
N. Irish Girl; Ben. Dsgcphsrt, Numming
Bird; g. Crouch, .. b. Mussett; @. r. Baker,
b. &. Billy Baumgsrnier. Mussctt formerly
Wild irishmsn) WAS fsvori.r IN the pools of
which 5000 were sold.
Nussctt won: Dsnmgasnicr second, the
others distanced, time 5G3. Dseenbaft
protested sgainn award Of purse Is the horse
Mussest had been entered under IN assumed
name. but the decision was for Musscts
SECOND DAY-7uesday. The attendance
was fair and the entries numerous, At the
closing Of the entry books there were lO1
entries this year against co7 last year. The
Cattle and Mineral departments are we'll
represented: the Poul.rysnd Ladies depart.
n,ents still better, tue entries In the latter
being 200 sgsinst ~ last year. and the
exhibit of poultry four times - great
The half mile running race open 10 oil
three-year olds or under, for $50 10 6rst
and $50 to second horne. Was contested by
II. r. Bakers b. N. Norma" 3. +. Hsmil.
tons .. {. 'Billy Bussermi:k." Ben. DAgen.
hast's = b. Fox Hunter" G. E. Williams
4 m. "Clyds' and Susan Ann, and W. I.
Mills .. b. missouri Dismond." Norma
won in 10: Fox Hunter 'snd Buitermiik
second.
The tsossing race. mile heats, best three
in i've, open TO oil stations. fur 800 to 6rs
and go . second .hose was contested BY
E. n. Dumphys b. General Knox," r.
T. Bsadlay's b. .'Pnncp' and J. n Pow.
er's 6. Z. Belmont" Belmont vou In three
straight heats; time &5s G553 &SeS.
THlRD We5ass6sy. The entries
are complete and number ~. The follow.
H. -
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Notes Of the Day.

The Walla Walla Fair was not success
ths year.
flower for Wall street brokers 10 cult.
vse-Glad.l.owe.less.
new prayer for Wall s.ree.-Remember
thtse that are in bonds.
The Phoebe Record Is now three year old
and crows exulsingly ttercat.
Gladstone has put psdlocks on his stable
doors since he took Joaquin Miller to board.
Indianapolis papers cay that A. T. Stew.
aEt 10 " establish = mammoth dry goods
Institution in that city.
The supply of young ladies 1t Salt Lake
10 not equal to the demand, and young men
are going east for wives.
Ida Lewis 10 said by correspondent to 90
about with broken ont slipper. Bot that il
nothing but that can be healed.
M. Mitchell. . California agr:culturis,,
has gathered this year 100000 bushels Of
wheat from little patch of 1900 acres.
The Bonapartias arc reported 70 be
cooking up" marriage between Napoleon
IV."and Marshal MacAahon's daughter, .
tgirl Of Is.
The Golden Az says that there are not
TIVE more hsbilusl resders of poetry in the
United 6tstes than Charles C'Conor and
Benjsnin r. Butler.
AssembHmsn ere mortal over In Nevada
Some three mouths ego, AcColl, who rep.
resented Hsmeralda county in the legislature
died. and now hk colleague. W. II. .Caspen>
ter, has croessd the dark river.
W. J. Forbes, latsof tho AsU Eadsoness,
Salt Lake. will soon resume bis quill I,
Assle Mountain, Nevada In hnauc,al
point OF view, there was NOT much ''endow.
nsen," about thai Salt Lake venture Of the
sasebsush cynic.
The feet that Il 10 stipulated In The bs.
troshal of the Grand Duchess Marie to the
Duke Of Edogburgh, that the children shall
b. reared IL the Protestant faith. may Be ses
down - . striking instance Of coanting
chickens before they ore Matched.
The ''lssrons Of Hasbandy" have bern
70 succcssfal ous Wet that some strong
minded ladies propose TO GET sp N essasi.
za,ios y BE- called the patrons Of Wifesy,"
tho main object being 70 keep husbands
frosa staying ous lass q night
We have evidcscs, says IT, zst1sss, that
~ Girls Of No)t Lnkaare noo aelf.eupDoe1in1
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ceuussisa Award Ae.s.ee u,isea ss,Ae

C00Dssio0 Award Ag1i0oe 0aitoA States,
New York, Oct. 1.-The whole number
OF claims submitted 70 the American and
Britih Miyed Commission was ~, the
claimants making reclamation in the a.
grg~te Of the enormous sum- Of t05 .00o. 600
u these only 1871 claims were allowed, the
goss sum Of which awards reaches q .9e0..
30 It appears BY ~ examination of tho
chims which were considered, that awards
were only made against the United States 10
cases where property Was taken. used or
appropriated by the authority Of the United
States, ard in cases of illegal imprisonment
Of British subjects during the late VA.
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1hs assasy Panic ASS ting IN New Yssk
New York, September 26 The hanks
cleared today and In good shape this morn.
ing. Their relative condition il unchanged,
and they are prDposing the same course %
earlier In the week in reference to the trcst>
ment Of checks.
Harvey Fisk, Ut Fisk + Hatch, states that
the house has its statement nearly completed,
and that the next news from them will be .
resumption Of payment.
Henry Clews 4 Co. have issued circular
In which they ssy: I'VE propose to continue
our business ~ heretofore, BY receiving
special deposits 10 trust for new accounts
pledged only to payments drawn against
such now accoants, and shall collect and
realize UPON our loans, securities. and other
asscsts, - fass - possible. and make pay.
mcnts pro sssS, ~ the came shall be realized
on, until the entire amount shall be liquida-
ted. interest being paid q heretofore,"
The numerous friends and depos:son in this
city approve entirely Of the plan, and have
already signiied their readiness 70 continue
their deposits asd business . proposed.
Howcs & Macy issue circular Of the
came import
Ner'astile paper falling due at tho banks
u being paid with remarkahls prOmplness.
10 one institution where 81 .eo0. 900 was due
In September. OVER 81 400, 900 bed been paid
up 70 Thursday afternoon without even
asking q extension. In other banks, care.
ful ~ to paper discoup,sd, tie result b the
same. The hanks are ready 70 pay currency
10 meet ths pay rolls Of sslssies family and
business expenscA
Over 1l3 on. 900 worth II bonds hsying
been purcAased ~ the Treasury Department
since he commence@ent Of the panic. The
annsal savipg At interest 70 iAs govesnment
Win b about $50. 900.
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Wasssa aasssy 4 Co Salt LAKE Natisn-
alDa1k Sasps1As4.

Salt Lake. September H.-Therc Is con>
siderable excitement here to. day. The First
National hank did not open its doors to day.
The notice on The door states that the cause
Of the suspension is the failure of Eastern
houses ard the inability I" obtain currency.
Their liabi!itie. is amply covered by good
assets, and the depositc rs need not feel any
uncasiness - 10 ultimate loss. The assets
cover tse0, 900; liabilities t277. 200, exclusive
Of the personal propertyof Warren Husscy,
who holds himself responsible for oil the
banks indebtedness The bank was Gov.
eminent depository.
The Salt Lake National and the Deseret
National ore open, meeting all demands
Walker & Bro, Wells, Fargo & Co., T. r.
Tracy & Co., and White & Mccormick, are
also prepared to nee: all demands. A slight
run he: commenced On the latter, but there
is no fear Of ito succulnbirg.
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Totals

The attendance was quito large. 10 ~
base bali contest the Fort Ellis Nine woo.
The running race, half mile, best 10 fos
$50 was won BY Cha Crouch's .'Mussctl, =
0rsys B. b. Jim Dsovs" being he osly
one tl,ol contested Ne lael heas
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In an interview Of the reporters of the
New York Sun with Secretary wilkcson, of
the N. p. r. r., the latter said be did not
apprehcnd many Of the bonds would Ia
thrown on the market BY the failure of Jay
Cooke & Co. that ii forty financial agents
Of the Company should suspend he would
sake his life on the opinion, tho Z 80 bonds
OF tho Northern Pacific will yet rank every
security IN tho United States and sell higher
than governments; that they have never
been sllo~ 10 30 On Change that wealthy
Ohioan came right up out of the crowd
looking a. Jay Cookies closed doors, and
closed negotiations for 100000 of 7.3O
bonds. The Secretary thinks the Govern.
mcnt has . great interest In The road, ID very
materially benefited by It and should assist
Il.
Superintendent Mead was called on BY .
reporter Of the DespaleA At st. Paul and
asked II the Jay Cooke failure would stop
prosecution Of the work. He sad he had no
instructions 10 suspend work that the bids
for grading the eos miles west of the Mis-
souri, had been opened and no award yet
made, Is many Of them required agreat deal
OF computation; that the contracts were to
be Yet for eos miles, but only 30 miles we're
10 be graded this fall and the iron laid next
Spring, which would reach the cs,sl 6elds {;
that tie Company owe no bills In liinneso
II except current month y expenses which
the earnings Of the road meet, and that con.
tracts Tor go. 900 Of snow fences. etc., to be
constructed, comprise oil tho expected In
debiedness. Thu expenditure he had no
orders TO stop.
A Telegram from San Francisco says there
10 no orders " asspend work on the Tacoma
division. and Mr.. e. L. Bonner wko came
home few days ago says ten car loads Of
irou per day for the N. p. r n. 10 passing
west regularly on the Central Pacific.
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Miscellaneous.

New York, Sept. GA Washington
telegram ssys the President has rendered
the Office of Chief Justice 10 Senator Conk.
ling, and that the Senator will accept.
PIrTs0uRo, Sept. 81. - The Pjttsburc
post. Office was taken possession of this
afternoon Ivy Major Pethbr,ge, Chief of tho
Special Service Bureau of the Pest. Oficc
Department. John II. Stewart. tie post
master, was arrested as . defaulicr. Il is
believed that the defalcation will amount to
thirty thousand dollars.
The di turbed condition of finances has
rendered II necessary for some of the large
Arms Of New York and other cities. to en-.
ploy less labor for time.
Wilkie Collins and Charles Brsdiaush
were entertained by the Lotus Club, n. T.,
Saturday evening.
The Glcnham Manufacturing Company,
New York, and BENZ. Bullock & Son, Phil.
adclphia, have failed.
The financial panic 10 Salt Lake Is thought
10 be over. The First National expects to
resume in few days. N. r. Langford,
Esq, Bank Examiner, IL IN Sal, Lake.
Andrew Lusk 70 Lord Mayor eject of
London.
$500 600 bullion have been shipped from
London 70 New Yort.
New York, September Mime Nelson
reappearcd hero tonight IN the opera Of
TfaviatA The Academy Of Music -,
crowded. and the reception wss very enthu
elastic.
New York. September s0.-Henry @.
Brooks, lessher< merchant. has suspended,
owing to the present financial iroub,es lie
hopes for au extension of time from his
creditors, and he will resume.
A telegram from Boston Lest night SAYS
Admiral wins:ow. U. 8. T., Who commas3>
% the Kcarsarge when she sunk lhe Alabama.
died q his residence ON Boston Highlands,
Chicago, September 0Q-The directions of
the Coion NsaiOnal Bank after paying ont
over 1l0o. 900 yesterday. held meeting last
svssing ard decided 10 put ,hs bank into
liquidation. Il has sufficient ss.ee,s 10
cover all liabilities
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Hard ware.

+. =. MILLER.
DEER LODGE, MyNTly,
Hsr.f.h"c"t So p.,.r.n
TIN, COPPER AZ, s:::rrEEE ':;.s:4 yss:.
cooA!"s and tc.s'a: s:ovcs,
sInru>~Hr" ANA Cut:crv
MOVING ASo nE.r!NG %.r!,:x:s
Shelf sRl Ileay! Iilp'va!e,
Sewing Machines
Glass AID Q-EGHawAaE.
CARPENTERS A%D NiN,Ls Tools,
IRON 49,, :>.';',:E7..
hydraulic Ply: ana Nozzies,
Wooden Ware,
CrOclzerv.
House Fu'aishi:. Hardware,
ETC. i;TC'.. ETC.
Win Sci. 8: tx very Lexes. Prise,
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Wssk q II i. RI oe.,,.a

San Jssncssco. September 3a-A slisps,ch
tom Portland says that work % The North
cfn Pacific saiirsi i not saspsadcd. I, II
expected thas tAe cars viii Be running q
Tacoaaa the astuma.
The Catss arrived from HSns Kong and
IokahanA. GeisStsx Chsncse dates 10 Aus.
aseA Tie gessral aews = Rnimrosiaat.
A attempt 3 beasg made 70 sssst N oaacial
Ceisess paper = Shangtai.
1he thsss eslalaals eaers,ssl 4 Tobs.
Japsa. vess bshsa.led. lhess skslls t.lerssd
- thsis ts1ias seoepe;l o., ~ ,helr
1easss tsa dsen thsie sediss.
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GETTING UNDER WAY,

1"ske mOuusaIn trout, winch may De speaIed
by torchlight with abundant success. q,
proved by the young man at Saw,el,e's,
who. In IN hour or % Of the evening W
spent there. speared more fish than on,
whole party cared to eat or carry away.
N THs cAxYoxa OF THE xAplsos
We enjoyed some rugged scenery. The
upper canyon, especially. II diversified BY
precipltous cliffs, dcnsely wooded slopes,
dsrkly green with fioc foliage, and rocky
chasms through which the river rushes will,
foaming impetuosity. One feature at The
upper end Of the canyon 10 worthy of eepe.
cial mention. Passing around an sbrup,
curve. the attention of the whole party Va.
drawn to rocky prominence to our RICH,
across the river. upon which stood on, in
bold relief against the horizoua scu,p,ur>
esque busi. having . profile 20 s,rikinriy
perfect that al agreed no elaborate worh
vt art coold more justly represent tho fea
lures Of man q such IN elevation. Look
Ing at this rocky projection down the river.
after passing 1t, the illusion vas dispelled.
Juss above. We crossed the East Fork Of the
xsdison, and after climbing . rough rs,l
through thick timber many miles, following
up the Fire Hole Fork, entered upon The
Lower Ceyser Basin. Some ludicrous scenes
occurred hcrs while
HUNTING CAMP.
Two OF our titled and moro adventurous
, 1873-09-20
(From The St. Thomas idende. J
KILOGRAMS.

London, 10th September.-Inman steamer
" City Of BRISTOL being towed into Hall
fax damaged by " City Of Brussels
New York. II Sept.-Flour Sc. Extra,
IS. Meal, S33 a 81, Pork, $13!. Crys-
tails, &c. Molasses, refining 383c. Gro
Gerry, 424c, Exchange on.sLondon 81
81 ct. Gold, 1lI3 % ct.
London, IIth Srpt.-Sngars, Demerara
Crystals, 29s. 81. Muscovado, 22s. Cd.
CIayed Havana, 26s. 81. Demerara Rum,
o 43d. Trinidad Cocoa, SIS. ,Consols,
923. Bank rate 3 P. ct
Paris, 18th Sept. -Rentes So Is.
, 1873-09-20

much in all this, for the said fusion is not
exactly anovelty, but, still, it has suficed
to flood The French papers With fluent and
correctly written articles, in which the
art OF saving nothing is carried to a pitch
little short of genius. One Ching is GER
tain: viz, that the matter is this time take
an se1ieur on all hands, and that the curio-
sltyof the Parisians has become quite fever
lsh about it. As to the redoubtable flag
question, that will, it is said, be settled by
the Royal House adopting the white, and
the army the tricOlosed one. Bonapartists
and Republicans, are visibly depressed,
AND theformer seem to think they have
been jockeyed, and blame Mr.. Rouher for
not having seen further into the game of
his allies Of oath May. Orleanist organs
hint that there is no intention of res toring
the old regime of the throne and the alter,
"and scout the very idea Of re-es abIishing
a Monarchy without control or counter
posse, Constitutional monarchy is, they
say, what is aimed at. This is al very
well, only tho worst Of it Is nine tenths of
the public will not believe it Nor do the
Legitimist organs who may be supposed
W 1Ai'CF EOtlICtillI2 vi llC IilLHCI-lOO WI
it IN this light. What they issiSt upon is,
the necessity Of giving the divine right
"Roi' carte Blanche to do as he pleascs, and
will not admit that Count de Cambofd can
accept any conditions, but his own. NV
belief is that if the affair does not end
in smoke it will lea to some coup de force.
Meanwhile there is for the moment more
real importance in the news, that nineteen
tWentieths OF tie war indemnity have been
actually paid, and that the revenue returns
for the FIST SIX months of The present year
are highly favourable.
The next item is Bazaines trial, which is
to come off very shortly but which it is
thought, cannot by any possibility be dis
posed Of under two months Itseems that
all the antece Tents of the accused-psv-
Geological, matrimonial, economical, and
social,-as well as military and political,
are to be gone into in a way that would
meet with the hearty approval of DR.
KeneaIy. Scenes and stormy oincidents"
are anticipated, and for this Contingency a
double set of doors is to be provided so
that the court may be cleared speedily if
necessary, 1t will not do, Of course, to
compare the trial with that ofour Claimant,
but still, when one hears Of 1000 fr. a day
for the heating apparatus, it looks very
much as if it were likely to last much fur
Their into the winter than the two months
already referred to would take us.-THe
Hest Indian.
, 1873-09-20

FRANCE.

In France the Fusion is ouce more the
topic of the day. The Count de Paris has
called on the Count De Chambord and the
call has been returned Nothing authen-
tic is known of the details of the interview,
bnt an impression has been conveyed, that
the Orleans Princes are perfectly willing,
that the representative OF legitimacy should
wear the crown of France. There is not
, 1873-09-20

VT is hereby made known that the Presi-
a dency has transmitted to the under
signed Sheriff the list Of arrears of taxes
due to the Colonial Treasury for the year
1872 with order to levy for said taxes if re-
ceip-s are not produced before the 18th
of October next.
The taxes for town properties not ow n
, 1873-09-20

ed by estate owners will as hitherto be re-
ceived at this office.
SheriH5 Office, Frederiksted September
18th 1878.
c.. SARAUW.
, 1873-09-20
TELEGRAPH BETWEEN ST. THOMAS
ST. CROIX, PARA AND BERMUDA.

On the 18th has been granted to Coun-
cillor c. F. Tietgen Of Copenhagen q II.
g. Erickson Of London, a privilege to lay
and to work Telegraphic communication
between st. Thomas and Bermuda, with
or without continuation to New York, and
also for establishing q station at ST..
Thomas.
On the same date, the said parties OBJ
tanned another Grant to lay and to work
telegraphic Communication between st.
Thomas & St. Croix and between st.
Thomas & Para g. South Amorica.-
Dagens Nyheder.
, 1873-09-20
II A
r. M. S. P. " Elder"
st. Thomas 18th Sept 1878.
70 the Editor O. Me St. Thome " Tideude.''

Sir,-An extensive fire ssbroke out in
Havana at l a. m, 9TH September at a
place called Plaza del Vapor, which is a
large block of buildings forming square
composed Of about Eighty tenements,
mostly fancy stores, and considered to
be one of the best places in Havana for
business, as it is ~contiguOus.to the RaiI-
waysstation.
The cause of the Fire has not3 as vet
been discovered, but it is supposed 70 be
angact of inceudiarism, as it occurred early
on Sunday morning, when the majority
of owners would be away strange to
say water could not be obtained, several
engines were there, but under the Circum-
stances were useless.
Tho Authorities were panic stricken.
Toe total loss is roughly estimated at D
Millions Dollars. Several English Insur-
ance Offices suffer to a great extent, one
office alone to the amount Of $4,000.
Very little salvage has been recovered.
10 persons were killed and several wound
cd.
At the time the " Elder" left Havana,
lhe fire had been subdued.
Lam Sir,
Your obds. Seryt.,
+. de S ISSAACSON,
Purser.
P.S-There is an Old saying " that it
is an i'll wind flat blows nobody any
good" The paying up of assurances will
bring ready money into the Havana
lMarket, and Get US hope) reduce the rate
of exchange.
, 1873-09-20
AUCTION.

ma intet Bud blew modtaget we'd
~ den over
Observation-Disclosures
, 1873-09-20
n EGRO BA Y

den 7de August sidstleden afholdte
3die Auction, vii samme Eiendom
after bliye opraabt til Salg we'd en-
4de Auction som afholdes her paa
Contoiret Torsdagen den 25de den
mes III. IL slet midday.
Frederiksteds AuctionscontOir den
l5dc September 1878.
C. SARAUW.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for u Judgment rendered
in said Court on the 18th day Of September.
A. d. 1873, in favor of +. W. Clute and A.
Young, and against the Ingomar Silver Mining
Company, for the sum of sixteen hundred and
twenty-eight 9s-l00 gold coin dollars damages,
together with Sl94 75-l00, tax costs, and all &C
cruing costs. have levied On the follow
ing property, to wit: That certain mining
claim situated on Panaca Flat, in Ely Min
ing District, Lincoln County, Nevada, located
on the oath day of July, A. D. 1871, and recorded
in the Ely Mining District Records on the 30th
day Of July, D. 1871, and designated as the
Ingomar Lode;" said mine containing 800
feet, running westerly from the point of loca-
cation; also Hosting Works and building on
said mine. Notice is hereby given that on
Friday, the 9th day Of October,
A. D. 1873, at Il o'clock m, will FELL all the
right. title and interest Of said defendant in
and to the above described property, at the
Courthouse Door, in Phoebe, at Public Auction,
for cash in hand. to the highest and best bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all costs.
W. s. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
BY B. II. HEREFORD, Deputy. sels-td