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, 1873-08-13

LanleLneI ~ DqmrsL!Le.


S0gaaende Dampekibe skulle fore under Damp.
a. Paa IoPpm q F~obhemasbn en- kIar, hyid LantcTue
saaledes stilet, al den wiser ct oensartet og ubrudt
Ly8 over en- Bue af 20 Compasstregor fra ret foru1 Ill
. Streger ogtentor tvprs paa hycr Side at Skibct, og
Lyset skaI we're af en- saadan L~ysstyrke at Diet cr syn
ligt en- m0rk Nat med kar Lult en Afstand If
mindst 5 Qvartmiii.
d. ON StyYboyd en- gr0n Lanterne, gaaIcdos 8%tilIot, at den
wiser ct censartet ubrudt LYs over en- Bue at 10 Com
p~asstrogor fra ret forud til 2 StroScr agtenfor typra
ON Stybord. Lyget akaI v9re al en- saadan L~ysstyrke,
at Diet er synigt en- mork Nat med klar Lutt en-
Afstand at mind8t 2 Qyartmiii.
G. ON BagJord en- rod Lanternc, saaledes Etilet, at den
wiser ct e%ensarted ubrudt Lys over en- Bue at 10 Com
p~asstrcgor fra ret torud til ? Strogcr aeteafor tVwrs ON
Bagbord. Lyset skal were at en- saaIan L~ysstyrke, at
der CT synligt en- mork Nat med klar Luft en- AT
stand If mindst . Qvartmil.
i. OvennDvnte gr0nno og rode Sjdelantorner 8kullo paa
den indvendige Side have Shj@rme, der rakke mindst
3 Fod trem foran for hver Lanterne, for at %torhindre,
at Lanternernos sees tvars over Skibet,
, 1873-08-13
Loatc7nc for Damp ug8eeY3aade

L0atc1nc J0T Damp HgS@5a0de
Naar D%ampskibo bugsere, skulIe de foruden deres
Sidelanterner fore to klare hvide Lantorner, den enc under
den anden, paa Topper af Fokkemasten, for at kunne
skjenes fra andre Dampskibe. Hver af disse Toplanterner
ekal have samme Shilling og Lyastyrko, som de for andre
Dampskibe bestemte TopIanterner.
, 1873-08-13
Janus August Gaxde,
Go10oTncw Jor de 7ansE co8findlIo Or, RIddcr If Dans-
6rQg Qg Dantd1Qgsmand,

drQg Qg DancJ1Qgam0nd,
EQJOR V~ITTERLIGT: Paa Observation-Disclosures derom
VI ~nedagto aIlerunderJanigste ForestiIIing har Diet be
haget Hans Majestat Kongen we'd alIerh0ieste Resolution
If Tide Mai d A.. nlcrnaadigst at stadfeste den at Colo
nialraadet for st Thomas og Jan we'd 3die BehandIing dea
SIDE Januar d. A. og af Coloniaraadet for st. Croix we'd
3die Demanding den code 8. M. vedtagne A%nordning ON
Udyidelse til de donsk 7~estindiske Ger Of Low eide jun
1867 og at A%nordning af Ode August S. A. angaaende For
holdsreglor for at uodgaao PaasoiIing og Ansyar for deres
Tl8idospttese.
Lov af2ldo Juni 1867 ancaaende ForholdsrcgIor for
at undgaae Paaseiling og Ausvar for deres TiIsidesettelso
SAINT A%nordning at ode August s. A. angaaendo ForboIds
regIer til Iagttaselso af F0rere at Damp oglSeils kibe for at
Qndgoao Pa0seiing, udvides til at v@re g~jeIdende for de
Made.
, 1873-08-13
Lights for Steam Tugs.

Steam Ships, when towing other Ships, shall carry .
bright White Masthead Lights vertically, in addition to
their Side Lights, SO as to Distinguish them from other
Steam Ships. Each of these Masthead Lights shall be Of
the same construction and character as the Masthead Lights
which other Steam Ships are required to carry.
, 1873-08-13
2EGLER FOR AT FORE LANTERNEB.
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De de toIgende Photographer nevnto Lantcrner o.
ingen andre, skulle f5rcs alt Slags Weir imellem Solnod
gang og S~olOpgaDg.
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Lanterne1 for Seilskibe.

Seiskibe, der enten ere under Sell eller bugseres,
skulle fore samme Lanterner som Dampskibe under Damp,
med UDdtageIse at den hvide Toplanterne, som de aldrig
maa fore.
, 1873-08-13
Llgkts for H0llinr Shi

LgNtJ0T D01tWg DN5pS.
Sailing Ships under Weigh, or being towed, shall carry
the same Lights as Steam Ships under weigh, with the ex.
ceptoD of the White Masthead Lights, which they shall
never carry.
, 1873-08-13
Translation.
Janus August Garde,
Governor 9fHe Danish Uealodia Islands. Knight Of Dan
ucJfog aHd Daanc6yogsmand

Goranor gfMe DonjsA Ueatudia Islands. Knight Of Dan
ue1og ard DaanJyogsmand,
WI AXE KNOWN: On the most submissive representa-
5A ton ofthe Ministry OF Finances His Majesty the King
has been most graciously pleased by Resolution of 18th
May 1878 to sanction the following Ordinance, extending
to the Danish Wcsindia Islands the Law of 21st June
1867 ard the Ordinance of9th August same year, concern
ig Rules to be observed in order to prevent Collisions at
Sea, and the legal Responsibility incurred by the non
Observance of said Rulcs,-paSscd by Bird discussion in the
Colonial Counci for st. Thomas and st. John the 8h
January 1878, and by Bird discussion in the Colonial Coun-
ell for St. CroiX the Goth same month.
The Law of 2lst June 1867 concerning Rules to pre-
vent Collisions at Sea, and the legal Responsibility incur
rcd by the non observance of said Rules, and the Ordinance
of9th August same year concerning Rules to be observed
by Masters of Steamers and Sailing Vessels to prevent Col
tision8 at Sea, are extended to the Danish WostiBdio Is
lands In the manner hereinafter fixed.
PRELIMINARY.
In the following RaIes every Steamship which is I'M
der Sail and not under Steam is to be considered a Sailing
Ship and every Steam Ship which is under Steam, whe-
thor under Sail or not, is to be considered a Ship under
Steam.
RULES CONCERNING LIGHTS
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ALMINDELIGE BESTEMMELSER.

l de etterf6lgende B%estemmeser ~betragtes eth,ert
Dampskib, der er under Sell uden at benytts Damp, som
Seilskib, og ethvert Dampskib, der or under Damp, be
TRACES, hvad enten Diet bar Sell til eler like, som Dampskib
PFCTFR TOP Ar EFDE ANTFRNFP
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-08
FEVER AND ACuE.

FEVER AND AGpE csrsd for nfly esrta- TAss. r not remedial assnt In this world that will cure y~y<T and Aeue, and all ether hAla,ous, Bilioss Scarlet, TypAold, Yellow, sad oibsr Fevsrs lkldsd by RAD WAYS PiLLs) e quick & KADWAI'S READY FSiIEF. fifty cents psr bottle Sold sy prsxsisss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pacific lIalIs.S. 5. Co..,

-, T = fAefti = t,fr N~ S'Sf E0r ysspsn san9s sksea. E FAVE Wharf cor ss. 1 l1 ner of First Ss Brull- 4 4ss -,siSfs ,.tsi 'fs Inan streets, on the sst tssssssss land E6fsa Uf every n,o'itss. puEet- ualts ,ft noon for Yakohan1.. and fHongkoilg, etitpectiega, Yuktlfa- ma Witb the Cos:TpaDE's Branch Line for Shanghai, via siiutt aai | Ma gasstki S'-, i-f~ itY. -t.4, Jan, .---Greo,R Re1,td6fis tspt.tob: For New York via Passars.a. Leave punctuiily l. o'clock noon, o'l the 7th, t7th an,I 27th of 1. G! .h InDnifs Tor Pahfis.a. .:n.. con necting, via P:iraru:.' ka:;road, with one of the Cu,tisa!.*'s splen-
 did steamers fruf, ,.sspiliwslfl for
 New York. ...-'
 When the sailing date Fills oii
 sunday the steamer will sail t,n
 ,be proceeding S.tttlrt.av,
 The Panama lsleanlef@ cfhi,ect- tug ,Wits, dcp;srfHres tF61i Kew York, ioth, 9Gtn and s6tf, are ;.x-
 peeled to reach and leave H;sil Die so on Ofabout the 3:t, l3it and 93d. i, Steamers of the istii :,iid 25:k wilt call at Mazattai6 h'l0 AJs,ts.t. flilio., F"s9 z ed Steamers of tho 5tfl aEs, 25p., connect at Acapulco f,! gil t'en- tral American Ports. ,,
 All steamers will tnucIf at. san Diego and Acapulco. !: 't', .3 Dec. 27z-iAo,ifs.s.s, ts.rss tepnoly aai SAN yDfEtab R9AAUtE..
 fbr .Setfsto Bevbtsrq, Ss.n fsds0 g'.. 2 '''. asld' Sc7s }iegss.> :
 Steamer Will lea%e k1r above ports every Thursday l,t 9.s. N..
 Steamer. .ssQ,Qto1,, Capt. M: iEaf- be, Thursday ,Jannafy2t, calling at S.ln Simeon an9 San Luis Ohis- iio inr pa ers Gniy. -...f.:.s,s..s. : Steamer. Ehcidc, Ct II, lsougiaSs, wilt, sail lEhufs.Iay, Deeealter 2gfb for Sauta Barbe,rsal,; sss;ln Pedro an<s San Diego. also I.,nIingy Yt!i, f,1 same. parls;, unaer cs;s.sasassd Inf Captain G. il. lollnstos. 5<.ss:a.', Steamer afodq;f93, Capia!n q. H., Douglass, sailing ThnFs.iay, January 16. Il, and Steamer Ori1d- bd, Captain II. !, Johnston, Thus day, January g3d, for Santa Rsr- bara,. San Pedro anu San Diego. will resume the regul:sf sersire as per schedule. -.-.f .szzE :. Returning leave San 1}iege every Monday and san Pedro
 -Thrpngh bills of lassins. sige cd, and through tickets sold frona and 10 all ports .,n the SAi, sDii:,sas route, 10 and from New York, Europe, Mexiceand GentraiAmcr- ica, at Nan Francisco tarid rates. :. s,' C. F. TAtUART. Ayers,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-08

Ne Person can take Those FiY-
 feTs according to directions, and rvasaln s11hg .aaTcli, provided fheir boass are not Dcstr8ycd ty Wineral poison tr other nieans, fand the vital jorganE wassed beyond the
 Iotlt Of repair. f-s.35-sis ..-s4 s- -
 .DysperSin or Inaixesttou. Uc,d-
 sche, Pain iu .he Shoulders, Coughs. Tight .ness 3of the Chest, Dizslnese. Sour Eructa- ,fiars Of tbc Stomach, Bad Taste ip tie AeHth, RilsOns Atttek6, Palpitaticn ot the Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain ip' the rcsion of ths Eidaeys, and .s hundred efBef painful symptoms. are the oftsprfngg 0s DyspeDsia. In these conplainte 1t hss ae,equal, and One bottle wta prove a better guarantee -os ies taeri3B tban 0 lengil,y afs- vertisemeni. Jt isi-E v " t'7''. g Fer Female atsmplnints, in young ef Gld. masylsti or single, ii iber dawn of w0tn2nho0G, or the turn of lue, theae Tonic hitters display % decided AA influence tSat marked improvement Is soon pefeept;bie
 Fer 1nA1aB mAt0Fy sind ChreRic Athe2Rns4tisna and Goat, Dyspepsla or Indigestion, Bilious, Remitfent and Inter- mittsnt feFers. Diseases Of hs,B,coa, Liver. k3dIeyS ard Bladder. these BttteTs have been most ercccssn1i. such Diseases gro caused by riuated Blood. which Is produced by derangenens of the Digestive 0r9ans
 fcr Skiia Dsseases, Erpptfona, Trs. Ter, Salt liheuIi, Eiotches, sSpcts. Pjpnples. Fustuies, HGis Csrb1ncses, Ring wsrrns, ScaaG-Hc6a, Sore Eyes, Erystpelas. Itch
 :5cIrh, DIaoolor2iionE Of the Skln, HuRzors and Diseases Of the Ski3, of wba.eyer name or nature, arc literally dug up and carried cut of fhe system in Aeort time by the uRe Of these B.ttsfs. One hottie in such eases will convince tIle most iacreanIeue of khejr curative effects. v 'ii i-'l ''i'' . iAIiii N. l1. McD0NAT1D 4E CO.,, . iaii 'Drrsygists & Ger. Agts-, San Fran tis.o, Ga!, < cor. Wasaington and Charlton Sta, MI. ., SOLD pY, ALL pRUGGlsTs & DEALERS
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-08
WORMS.

salg i,s'~a ssd sure Rsesdy s' Tc,.2is- FIN, rkPE, ssc. r s-s.EfF' 4s8sor of i2 Yenrs Gresrta sfG Cssrrd ky' .Rassssay's Ies1resit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-08
MEDICAL.

JUS MADE TfE MOST iS1UNlsfIlNC (IIKEst ] s9 SGiSk, S9 Esrin AsE ANDES TIE
 oF rFIe TRULY TcNpsRrrL MEDICINE,
, 1873-10-04

glNrs.' James said "pshaw," and thought OF
Lin tlronu.
AErR. JoncH insisted TINT thcro woro several
BURGLARS wliorenpon Jamos Bnid ho would 60
down.
Mrs. Jonoa said II l,c did thoy would aeverally
XIII him III tho llalt NJ aoon nB the door was
o,,encd md then steal s wntol,, and Chain, and
other valuabloa in tho lonsc, and what would ho
lir. Jones said ho did not caro-. but hc gucsHcd
lie would try y with a gun himHolf, md prepared
to nrm himRolf. All ,sAs sill aB ho reachod for
mighty Colt, noarfy 18 inches long, When nt1-
othor pull from the burglars warned him not to
infurlate thom by delny. jim muttoro1 aome-
volver. @ w 20 tl' stolo' down, l,oidiug g. his Ills
weapon at flll.cook until he roaohoil tilo door.
Ho WAS robel In white, and lis oyo.gIasBos
gliasenod on tho bridge Of Ills nosa. Everything
dontly concealed thomeolvos, and would spring
On to him as soon as tho door waa opened, kill
him. and riilo tho house. Onco moro ho looked at
luis pistol, ind silently slipped tllo bolts, ono by
one, h,s !, heart nslpitatlng horribly; Thcn he
upon tho knob. y iii tnko them by 81 surprise, '
bless them u said Mr.. JoneB. with his usual ON
phaBlB md good will, and ho swung opon
tho door with, ouch sudden cnorrgy
Gis sa Of hf / 4y ss yoeSy e9y VIII Gn darer ss 0Ss Hs
diHmay WAS not allayod by tho sight Of tho white
robcd apparition, and tho unusual armament
With which Alr. Jones brlatlcd.
"What do yom want?' shouted Jim, as ho
sttS'pppcIa, on big fallen oye-glasB;. . =,
at9mmorcd tho youth IL IN agony OF fear.
O. fast as tho boy went down tho front stops.
The questions which agitated them az indIvidu-
als neod not DO discussed. Jim Bays no burglnr
graph hoy always pasees that house on thu othor
Bldo OF Michigan avenue.
, 1873-10-04
A SLIGHT MISTAKE,
How Mr. Jones NIistO0lk Il Tclcgrnph
Hoy Cor burglary. and the CO1lsc.

How Mrs. Jones NIistOOlz Il Telegraph
Hoy for Burglars, and the COnsc-
qslenccs.
There lives on Michigan nven1o tall, good
looking gentleman. distinguished III many ways,
10 many that characteristic feature il difficult
to find. He is one Of the bost fellows in tho
world, and might bo selected on TINT account.
He might be recognized by his eccoutricity.
Possibly the cut Of his oye-glass,
and it's attitude upon his noee
might lead to his identification. Or ono might
gaoas pretty nearly if it were stated concisoly
that ho Ind plenty Of money, which he disposed
of in 8 rational, comfortable way; that every
body knows him; aud tint ho has contributed
Ills Bharo to Chicagos street architecture.
There arc many ways by which ho could be
known, but mention Of them is diAcroetly omit
tod. 11o Ia not anxious to appear in print, very
naturally under tho circumstances, and ho shall
60 iucognito to tho world over the pseudonym Of
Jones.
Adjoining him OIL Michigan avenue liyos
another jolly follow who might ilsowiso bo dea-
iguatod. One might call him Smith. Smith
went home quito late the other night. He had
been "obtaining nowa about tho pan
ic," no assured lis anxious wife,
aud tho unusual rodnoss of his
eyes Auu uubtoAul3css D1 Ile uuAuoE luly cor
roboratod tho statement. The "nows" had
actually affected his speech, for Ills tongue orrcd
a little In distinctnosB Of uttoranco. While rolat
ing some of the Incidents Of tho panc that morn
ing lit waH very carly IN the morning) to Mrs.
Smith, a uolso was hoard below, and Smith, with
tho conrago usually bcgotton Of "learr-
ing uows about tho pauio,h decided
to investigate the cause. Ho' hastoned down
stairs md hoard solno ono stumbling round.
Then camo orasl,, aud the intruder ,nado his
exit bv the window, leaying Smith in state OF
nervous excitement quite proasratng in its
Next day Mrs. Smith told Mrs. Jones what
james Uhat name will do Us vol az
any) heard her with alarm. Burglars arc unco1n-
Portable visitors. and that night Jamos dreamed
Of them. Flo drcunel thnt battnlion OF bur-
glars had arrived, mud called upon him to SUR
Toudor. Sword In hand, ho had rushed down to
meet tho burglars in tho hall, but boforo he
could annihilate thom they shot him. No
aoouer was lo fairly convinced III Ills droam
that ho was "domnitlon moist unpleasant
l,ody," than ho awoke with II atnrt. 4 tromol1-
tlouB riug ut the door-bell WAS tho cause of his
dreamed out his fnneral, mud Beon his succoBBor
claiming Ills fast horse (JameH has, or ought to
layo d fast horso), and hearing him
Hny that that horse would have boon trottor II
jim hatln ruined him, and all that sort OF thing.
He might hnye dreamed liiH way into Paradise
mud Apont very Bocable evening tl,ero, ind ro-
latod his adventures among tho saintH OH walk
INK. But while that ring brought him back to
oartL, 1t threatened him with q departure from
IT,,
Mrs. !. eavo him nudge aud said "RNr-
, 1873-10-04

"The late war;" wstos correspondent from
Franco, "has 1nado 80 much gunpowtor entor
into our habits aA to ncconnt for the mania which
They look forward to The opening Of tic game
season with NIL tho impatuoslty Of an old sporta-
man. It is only ladies' Of tho worry upper olassos
md actrosBes who indulge in tho amusement,
aud oxtremos thus moot, often iu preserves.
Soon boarding. .Bohools must include tho hand.
ling Of fowltng.plocos among tho elegant accom-.
pliallmonta and oxtras. We have tho drawing.
room pistol-it only makes pafi wo want liz
rdc, to make boumm Thero arc people who
and a real disciple Of st. Hubert profora to BE-
alnno. Women arc novor more interesting than
WHOM they remain women they do not look such
whom thoy arc drossed In jaok-boots, with zou-
eyo yolyet pantaloons bultoning at the knee,
blouse IN yolyet tighteuod to tho waist bv q
leather bolt falling nAirt-oollar aid brlgaud int
Such ia tho fashion Of tho daughters Of tue rcgl.
ment OF sportsmon."
, 1873-10-04

LAGRANGE, Ind., Oct. 8.-The LaGrange
County Fair Inns boon deodod succeaH. Tic
weather being very fine today, tho last and best,
thcre have heen fully 5000 people In Attendance.
flowing. The display OF tino fruit farm produce,
and stock WAS especially good, showing that tho
design Of the association to encourage IN ad-
vance In blooled stock and good produce fs hay-
ing the Desired effoct. Tio exhibition surpassoa
any previous ono eyor hold in this county. The
entiro entros wore noarly 1900. Tho races were
quito exciting, humorous county horaos boing
eutoroa, showing an increase in fast stock.
, 1873-10-04
SPRlNGFILED.
The Sin of Alnrpcr's Defnlcntion IEns
Keen Visited upon His Hnnocent CO.
ntijutors--Tllo state fOnrl or EQunll-
zntiOn and Cook County Taxes.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago 1ribnne.


naljutors--Ello State 1fOnrl or Equnla.
zntion and Cook County Taxes.
Special Dtspatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
ANAzISu JUSTICE.
spRINoF1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 3.-A1r. Commissioner
Of tho Internal Revenue IL repeating the farco Of
locking tho door after tho horse has been stolon.
He has mado an onslaught on the littlo follows
In this dlHtrict, placing two Of them In condi-
ton Of suspended animation, nnd another has
boeu permanently diHabled-from drawing any
moro pay from Uncle Sanuo1-by being removed
from office. The wrath first fell upon Charles
Il. Dickinson, Deputy Collector Of Mclean
County, who, since Harper waa suspended, has
boon acting Collector of the District by assign
mont. Mr. Dickinson las failod to col
loct cortnin penalties adjudgod against
s9yera1 s,H xaa dlstillofs at pokin, amounting to
s Mr. xara wig as Is
urged him to do so. warning him, in the event OF
bis not doing no, that Lc would bo suspended.
Tho order OF suspension cano to-day, and 1t is
said TINT Mr.. A. II. pnrdlo, Deputy Collector for
lcotor until Col Merriam shall receive Informs
ton of tho approval OF A.s official bond, which
has boon FORWARDED to tho Department. Mr.. Dick
inson says, III hiH Justification that it ho Ind dis
trained tho property Of the distllors the only way
in which ho could forco payment. It would have
involved linn IN q lawsuit, aud as llo WINS merefy
acting az Collector mud could not hope to Bocuro
Tho payment before Col. Merriam should outor
upon lila tlutios, he did not propose to encounter
tho trouble and litigation.
yIuARI0Us ATONEllRNT.
No1t II, order, Jaunes NJ. James, Deputy Col
lcctor Of Tazoweli County, waa suspended. His
otronso consisted in approving q bond, 1t iB
claimed, knowing that tho aurotiee wore atock-
hollofs In tho company It was intondod to ro-
strain, and not informing tho Government Of tie
faut and second, In holding money 10 hiB pos
soas!on belonging to tho Government, aud not
paying over WHOM tho domand Ia nlado
Noxt, Mr.. Manfred Womple, Uaugor at tho
pekin dlBtlllerles, Ia removed from oiilce OH tic
Erolua that he leoame Hurety on tho bonds OF
tho men lo was appointed to watch.
LICENSE WAS 1sHUED
to-tlay to tue United Btate1 Ozone COMPANY. Of
Chicago; capital, $500, 900. Certificates Of or
ga1,lZation were issued to tho Peoria Furniture
Company capital, e50,o00. Also to tho Work.
inumen'a Loan aud Homestead Association. and
, 1873-10-04

5JsztHE D15pdEtH % 76e CKlcGd0 IFl6NRt.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Oct. 3-The rnin to-day nearly
broke up tho Northern State Fair. Tho city il
full Of strangers, but the attendance at the fail
has been light. The recoipts to-day, amounted
to about $500 and tho total receipts Of this fair
will bo about $4,000, which ia for botter than at
any previous exhibition. The special premium
for tile largest number Of eutries by ono person
was given to Q: V: Dr,ndage Of Kipon, who had
made one hundred and forty eutrieg,
, 1873-10-04
FAIRS.
Lnke Comfy {fl1.) Enfr.

bptc1At DtbpakcH 10 1Nf LHttHQ0 1Tt4RVss
WAuKEaAN. ILL.,, Oct. 3.-Tho Lako County
have been holding most successful fair at Wau-
Tho attendance has been highly satisfactory as
an average, and tho second day wns unusually
largo. reaching 1000. A still larger number woro
expected yesterday, but tho rain alarmed many
snhos %hS hS hy that tho M ehy yon so g
Ing, In spite Of tho rain, was devoted
70 tho dieplGy OF stallions aud cattle,
thS asay, IN both casasa bong yoy graft
o'clock tho Sky partially cleared up aud tho rain
coaset 80 that the racoa wore called about $3.50,
The first was for purse Of 5000, for which six
heats wcro all closely contested, tho black gold
a mock.
Tho second race, also for a2o0, had three
starters. but was practically = walk-over for
dan. Tho timo was very. slow, owing to tho CON
dition Of tho traok, but tho crowd WIS Jolly, and
appeared determined to bo in good humor.
:. The judges on tho Butter Oommlttoo found
tirst-oRas butter to mako choice among
for threo premiums, and thoro were 90
many NM T. which were Of tho highopt quality
that they were forced to give up their taak ii
They therefore divided tho lots into three olass-
os, thore boing thrtoon OF tho hIghoat class. md
this. tns buttgr vas vas roady sold at 80 cents pei
ayas t4od 1ny 1ssp areS pFimaqs ntn rs efsa
can't" the Gommtteo thought ths tho % oniy way vay
Of settling the question oquitably,
The frat premium for stations WAS awardaA
@,non,3 tS dsn Thom1s ION o%ned aat By D. " Arnold Of
was takon by tho hord, numbering fftoon, OF
Samuel Dysart, Of Franklin Grove, Hia mi. t1,o
Duke Of Airdrio aud tic COW Graco Pierce took the
, 1873-10-04

Large Number OF Country People In
Attendance Yesterday :. Fire. ami.
vorsury Entsrtnin,nonx.,Tl, y1ms,c.
Tho Exnosftion doyolnned noth,r,, r,-t;,,,..1r
nav vcatorav. tTLo a,tandonco ssan ps ,,as ,,;ts
non s.o.o4o"S. AAo at.enuAneo "as not quite
as laree AZ OF tho preceding day, but. conalder-
Ing tho unfavorablo character of tho woathor
and tho muddy streota. it was fair. t. Ia M.
timato.l TINT from H. nm In 10 nm noon,o
,ra.s4 u,..,..,, A.. 1,.'.1,, roopi'
"ent .1ouRo LUG oul4a4nH ouraus tno pro-
aefibed hours. IHe majority or tho vtBitof8,
judging from thoir froBh faces md unfashion-
able attire. woro rural folk, and thew aoan,oa
;r,,,,n.o,u r,1onaod ~ H.. -.
~. P.sss" =, W. auaas ."Ao e's.'ta "n'on
tno bho" hnofoB' iho lhna1 OF country people
opening Of the Exposition, and tho managers
fool confident the natronara from thia soIrco
mi .taaa,,,, t'o.aoae . .a'o eou1o'
WI. 1eono1a5 1neic'eo' Ao" snas tno genofal hnhn-
cal strinsonoy IL altnoHt OF m end. 1t would be
difficult to toll whnt tho people most admired in
tho great display. Possibly thoy cannot tc1l
thcmsolvoa M tIcv an,v tno m;n, ~ omoa w., ~
mako partlcularizine an easy mattor. ~
prnsoy.r
Among tho prominent gent2emon vho woro
visitors Yesterday wore Mr. r. =. S,ckloa' Gcn.
ornl .,uperintonIont OF the Union paeitln Tai|-
road. and Gen. II. i. Innsinr, of ph;ndo1nh;n
Commissioner of tho National Contonniaf Ex
popition, Thoy were astouished at t]Io i'm
q b nssa
:ilc.ea : shht he&s year IL would assume national
importance; e,,r pxr,rrrvr ro>,,,,rrz,,
mot in tho afternoon, and ordorod tho Immediate
erection OF contribution boxes for tie reception
M nor e,n feoi o. sno yeow lever Lever
a1ao nerfoctcd ta fnr m artra o,;.
sortainnlont on the night Of Oct. 0. which ia to
, 1873-10-04

hlEHpoN, Mich, Oct, 9.-Tho st, Joseph
County fair, hold at ceptreyillo, closed to-day
It has boon a perfect succosa this fall, and Ga-
yond all expectations. Tho most remarkable
featuro was tho ladios' silver band OF Contro-
villo, whiel, made quite display.
Tho races wQro uncommoply good. Tho best
time was male by Laucor, Of Kalamazoo-2:t0.
In going his third hoat the driver fell or, but tho
stallion wont allead md won tho heat without
driver.
, 1873-10-04

Specfal D7sbafch % 7ha Chicago Tribune.
Duornug. o., Oct. 3.-Tho ornwford County
Fair closed to-day: 1t was grand a.cceaB. Tho
exhibition Of all classes Of goods has been
good, and the show Of 1.-Two stock has o1oelod
anything previous. The attendanco las boon
very large. Yesterday over 5000 people wore
ccpta arc over $4,000. Tho weather has been
remarkably hno.
The sweepstakes trot wns won to-day by Kato
Campbell, Of Upper sauduAky, in threo straight
Indiana horse, second Fanny, Of Mount Gileal,
tlirl.