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The New York herald., 1873-12-17
DIRECTORY roR ADVERTISERS.

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MARBLE MANTELS-SECOND PAGE-Ihrd column.
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MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKING-FIRsr PAGE
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GITUAuONS WANTED-MALES-TwRLrTH PAGE
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THE TRAD1Es-TwrLrrH PAcE-second column.
THE TURF-FRsr PAcE-Second column
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UNPUBLISHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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WINTER RESORTS-SECOND PAGE-Third column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
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HORSES. CAIxisIAGEs. &c,

N. cution TO me directed, will expose for sale this
day, wednesday December ~ at l0 O'Clock In the tore
noon At the stable 08 East Forty first street. the last ro
r ting horse Major he lo hands high years old has
&oes the road ALSO side bar full leather top city built
whg3n sed coube Harness. set single Harness, tine
wnp wnp Ana snrcngle sale positive by order Of u FAR
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York from foot of Desbrosses ana
Cortandt streets. as foiiows--
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South,
$3.50 r. NJ sunday, and $3.50 r. NJ.
For Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH via "Pcnnsy
SaniS Air Lps at $40 "a NJ and IN Sunday
and Ohio Railroad; at 80 r NJ. daily
20 $50 9P NJ, and IL night Sunday. s 6 10, 81
For Trenton, att 20 A. NJ $40 and 6:o ?. NJ Sunday.
Emsrant and second class. 7PM
9% 80 s:S, Sac aio 80: IS s 70, $40 6 sib s:s
LEO s;io lS i 80 T. NJ. and Il night sunday, a.
T. 3, 80 S:io $40 l:iO 80 20. sd & S:l0 3o
S s:lS Ia To- i .s 80 ? NJ and IL night Sunday, $40.
sac $40, saS, 40 20 $40 & sIS $50, 7:s sao ID
For woodbridge and Perth Amboy ! and 10 <. NJ. sso
For New Brunswick 20 and A. NJ, I'm. 2. slo 20,
$40 6:lo. 7:O 7. NJ, and II night Sunday, 6:l0 and
For East Millstone, sA. M, l2 noon and $50 P. M.
For Lambertvie and Pennington. 8 80 A. NJ and P. NJ
den, 80 and 20 A. NJ, II 30 3:l0, and 6O p NJ
For Freehold, 7:.0 A. NJ, and4 r. NJ.
For Jamesburg, Pembcrton and Camden, A. M. and 30
Trains arrive as follows-From Pittsburg $50 A. M.
I235 and S5 p. NJ, daily; II IS A. ~ daily, except
$40 4 H.. IS and 10 "a ?. NJ sunday. oS and $40
A. NJ and l0:H r. NJ. From Philadelphia, 5:22 05,
$40 65 10 lis and IS A. n. 2l5 55, Sos "A and
1927 ~ Sunday, ~ 05. $40. 80 and II SO A NJ
Ticket offices, 52s 1885, 27l and e4i Broadway; No. 1
House. and loot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt streets
Emsrant M ticket ct office, No. sBattery place povn
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

JNMAN LINE,
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL Mail Steamships are appointed sail as follows: -
CITY OF MONTREAL ....... .sa. a.urday Dec. 20 p. NJ
CITY OF CHEbIEk: Saturday. Dec. H noon.
CITY OF NEW YORK: haturoav. Jan. g. 1874 r. NJ
CITY OF BROOKLYN NJ. Saturday, Jan 10, II A. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN, $40 $50 and $50, gold according TO accommo-
dation-
sTEERAGE-fo Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow, LON
donderry, London, Bristol or Cardiff $50 Prepaid Ger
tifcates S32, currency
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, swe-
den, Norway Denmark and Paris reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates .
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the
Companys Office, No Is Broadway.
For steerage Passage at IS Broadway or pier 10 North
River.
O'Donnel Faulk, 102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
M. 5. Creagh, l02 state streei, Boston.
r. Q. Brown 81 South Clark, corner Lake street, CHI
Vim. Inman, Liverpool, and No. Rue Scribe, Paris
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship AMERiCA Captain X Bussius, will sail
on Wednesday, Dec. IL att r. NJ, from Bremen pier.
loot OF Third street Hoboken TO be followed by the
eeamship MOSEL, Captain O. Ernst. on Saturday,
Dec. q.
Rates of Passage 10 London, Havre and Bremen
payable IN gold or its equivalent In currency.
ccconu CaDln "
stSerage ~
0ELRICHS CO., Agents,
No. z bowling Green.
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NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted) at4 r. NJ Through tickets sold
- :" p''''o'pa' 'o'e'' A. r BACON. superintendent
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

NOTICE-SLO0P FOR SALE CHEAP--A RARE
IN chance-at sacrifice account of other business:
burden, 60 tons three years old For further In
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARF
from the Cunard wharf foot of Grand street. Jerse,
City at 80 P. NJ. on Wednesday Dec. II, 1s73
CHAS. G.. FRANCKLYN, No. Bowling Green, N. Y.
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OPENING FASHIONS.
" At Smiths Pattern n
Twentieth street. beautlf
Oriola Suit Is queen of
for house and street; new
them now ready; cloth
patterns lifted to the form
and basting. 1T warranted
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CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosToN.-THE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day.
day from pier 3 North River, at4P. NJ
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GREAT WESTERN
VJ STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
River as foows:-
GREAT WESTERN, stamper.. Saturday Dec. ~
Cabin passage, $70 intermediate $45; seerage $50.
currency; excursion tickets, $l2Q
Apply 10 the Agents, ~ South street : = 49,, .
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IMPORTED BONNETS-THE VERY LATEST STYLES
Just received, which will be sold at less han cost OF
Importation. Mime. CAMILLE DE LACY 8s2js Broad
way, near Nineteenth street.
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szaar, No. 9li Broadway, near
III changes. new designs; the
the promenade. lie Capita
arrivals daily; Patte rms OF
models with each pattern; I;
!, warranted perfect; cutting
Open until 6P. M.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY,s LINE
- Monday, December ~ steamship. A%CApuLc.o,s % .. q
Captain A. " Gray leaves pier a. North River at ~
o'clock NJ for Aspinwal connecting with steamer at
panama for Acapulco, Mauzanio, Mazatlan, san
Dleg0 and san Francisco and also with steamers Tor
Central American and South Pacific ports
Steamers for Japan and China leave san Francisco on
LIST and 10th of each month.
For passage or freight apply Of the eompauys once,
S''' : No'" "',sh u, J. outlay. superintendent
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pEMITTANcEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
HI Drafts for fl and upwards issued at reduced rate.
by TAPsCOTr BROTHERS a CO., s6 South street
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

AIRS 4. E, HAwLEY, 80 WEST NINETEENTH
M street--Pnris Millinery and Drcssmakng. Bonnet Is
and Round Hats at greatly reduced prices
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NAIL sTEAMsHIPs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR-
sfS. sEs sSsf Dec sesros sss Dec
JAvA.....W sday, Dec. - PARTHIA .sa,day, Dec z
JsG Iee Jam Jam 10
ALGERIA. w sday, Jan. Il MARATHON. .s'day, Jan II
York Steamers marked thus do no, carry steerage
cording accommodation Return tickets favorable
steerage $50, currency. Steerage tickets
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates
freght and cabin passage apply the company's
Office, No. Bowling Green steerage passage Ill
Broadway Trinity Building.
or to p. H. DU VERNEr,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, Ill.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-HORsE. TRUCK AND HAR
Il ness; horss years old price $lS5; three one
horse Trucks but by Ackerman must SELL want money
Inquire at 73 vandam street
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

QUICK METHOD OF TEACHING THE FRENCH
"A language by Partisan; also few boarders taken.
3S East Thirteenth street, block from Union square
DANES COLLEGE, 81 BOWERY; UPTOWN COL
Il iege, Broadway, junction Sixth avenue.-Young and
mIddeaged men qualified as bookkeepers and account
81 $50 LADIES' department.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. MAR
II GARET McGRAW, q married wonIsn and
wife OF Thomas EcGraw, of Carson City, CrIns-
by county, State OF Nevada. will make srp,ica-
zion to the pis.rict Court of the Second Judicial
0s the State OF Nevada. in and for OrmSby coIiIl-
~, ct the Courtroom Of said Court in said Car
son City. on the twenty fifth day of SEPTEMBER
4. ID. 1878, at the hour of twelve O'Clock noon
of said day. OF at such future time as the Court
may srpoint. for an order Of said Court permit
ting me to carry on the business of Hotel OF
Boarding House keeping. buyin. and selling
wines and liquors at wholesale and retail, and
buyi2g and selling real estate. in said county.
in my own naIre ard on my WI account. rs sole
trader. MARGARET ICGRAW.
Carson, august 20, ts.J. aua1-In1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.

JOHN .. EE2SET. Agent Carson City.
aEI-:d
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
CREEDMOOR.

Second Contest for the Bruce Gold
hledal.-CaPtain G. w. Wingate the
Winncr-Fine Average Shooting.
The second contest for the gold medal offered by
the Messrs. Bruce came OF yesterday afternoon.
The shooting was the best average yet made. Cap
tain G. W. Wingate was the winner making eigh-
teen out Of possible twenty. The shooting was
at 200 yards or hand. The weather was fair and
the wind favorable for shooting Captain J. b.
dine the winner at the first contest. The badge
must be won three times by the same person be-
fore becoming his property. There was some good
practice shooting during the week. ]. 7. b. Collins
making seven successive bull'seyes at 200 yards.
The match was followed by several sweepstakes,
which exhibited nearly as good shooting as the
regular match.
Cond,tfons.-Open to members OF the National
Rife Association, distance 200 yards, position
standing; any rifle not over 10 lbs. in weight ana
with a trigger pull OF not less than lbs tees-
copic sights excuded five rounds; BULBS eye Is
inches square) counting centre q feet square) B.
cutters 2,
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swEEPsfAKEs.
DisffIuce 200 Yard,
THE MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN TICKET.

JACKSON, August 30 1873
The Republican Convention adjourned last night
The full ticket il as follows :-Ames for Governor
A. K. Davis tc0Ored), for Lieutenant Governor
]. Hill tcoored), for Secretary Of State; J. II.
Holland for Treasurer; w. s. Gibbs, for Auditor (;
George f. Harris for Attorney General, T. w. Car
dOzo (coored) for superintendent Of Education.
General Ames made a speech accepting the nomi-
ton. Immediately after the adjournment OF the
Convention Senator Acorn addressed an immense
assemblage. He arraigned General Ames as the
most vindictive man III Congress against the
Southern whites. He announced himself as q can
dldate for Governor and called upon the people
OF all parties to execute lasting bond
Of friendship between the white people
and the black people, and to rescue the
State from bondhoders and political incapacity.
He was frequently greeted with hearty applause.
II. G. Carter the defeated candidate for Lieutenant
Governor also addressed the meeting. He said he
had been promised the second place on the ticket,
but had been betrayed and would not support the
ticket, but announced himself as q candidate for
Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. Carter was appointed Secretary Of State by
Governor Powers vice Reves, resigned.
The Democratic State Convention meets at Meri-
dan on the 18th Of september.
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SAILED.

Steamships Republic tBr), for iveIpool Cityof Chss
Br. classow Reutsshland gier, Bremen washington % N
San Antonio Galveston via Key West Western Meropo-
sayaUn"b Tw san SaivaSor do: Chareston CharIeston
Old Dominion, Richmond, &c; G knight Georgetown,
DC; Regulator, Phiadephia ship Rhine, London barks
Golden Fleece. Barbados Edorado Nop, Hamburg;
Prima Donna (Norl, Rotterdam; Vega GER, Stettin
Trahx Mer,, Copenhagen; Anna sNor, I.nbee; % Irene
Cardenas Slower, Havana; 81 QtaD. Queenstown or
"a % @ Inda Sdss
rl, Gibraltar and Acante Rocky Glen, Lisbon; Path
finder savannah schrs Pereaux Dr. Port Spain
ton (Br, Nassau, MP; NJ Woodruff, Corpus Christi; F
Merwin Charleston.
Sailed from 0uarantine-Barks, selahde Nor). for
Hamburg; Trahk, Copenhagen Irene, Esin0re e.
dorado nami urg; Dagmar, Antwerp Prima Donna,
queenstown; d Slower, Havana Johannes Rod (NoD,
Dunkirk; Star of Nope Ger Dantzic; Vega Cier) do
Orion Nor, Havre; Eba, Havana; brig Favorite Nor),
Bremen
From Southwest spitmship Rhine for London brigs
Hiram Abn, Sagua Nellie Gay Rio Grande; schrs Ten
denz, do; Eastern Queen, Kingston, Ja.
Vessels anchored at Quarantine, outward bound-Barks
Charlotte, for Copenhagen Bragg, Queenstown Bragg,
Cork; Brilliant, Queenstown; sksold for Bauc Cam
lila, do.
Wind at sunset W, light
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August go 1873.
The Fort Sill Rumor still Discrodited.

WASHINGTON, August 81, 1873.
The Fort sin Rumor stin Discredited.
The Indian Bureau, although 1t has diligently in
qured, has received no information whatever rela-
tive to the reported Fort Sill massacre. SO far
there is not even probability to strengthen the ru-
NOR. recent letter from Governor Davis, OF
Texas. to the Interior Department states that
Satanta and Big Tree, having been taken from
the Penitentary TO be escorted to Fort Sill by o
detachment OF United States troops. are put on
their good behavior till October when the confer
ence to determine what disposition shall be made OF
them will be held at that fort. No one here doubts
that they will be restored to their people.
The kentucky Ku KIux Outrages.
A telegram to the Attorney General from the
United States Attorney at Louisville, KY, an
nounces that the latter has forwarded by mail a
report of the Ku Klux Outrages in Kentucky, and
further says that what has been published con-
cerning the said outrages is true; that they are
even worse than already reported.
The Court Martial Medical Director
Duvall.
The naval court martial in the case of Medical
Director Duval, at Annapolis, have completed
their duties and an adjournment Of the Court has
been ordered.
Why Naval Mail Matter Is Often De-
layed.
Many persons corresponding with navy officers
and seamen abroad do not seem TO realize that
the ranking privilege has been abolished, and
that letters to foreign countries In almost all cases.
unless the postage Is fully prepaid are sent to the
Dead Letter office. AS q matter of courtesy such
letters have heretofore been sent from the Dead
Letter Office to the Navy Department, which ven-
tured, under the ranking privilege. to forward
them in its mailbag to their destinations This
cannot be now done, and the Navy Department
stamps cannot be used to fOrwrrd unpaid and
short paid or private letters The cons equence is
a daily accumulation OF postal matter while the
officers and seamen are wondering. perhaps why
it Is not received. Many correspondents also
seem to expect that double letters can 60 TO for
eign stations with single postage.
British Columbia and the Washfn ton
Treaty.
The Treasury Department decided to-day tnat
British Columbia is not entitled to the benefits of
the Treaty OF Washington so TAR as the free i'm
pOrtation OF fish and fish Oil is concerned it not
having been part of the Dominion OF Canada at
the time Of the signing of the treaty. and that
the part Of the said Dominion embraced in the
treaty is that portion on the Atlantic side. The
State Department has also expressed the same
opinion.
An Inspector Of Boilers Appointed.
Charles ii. Buckalew, OF Plainfed, N. j. was to-
day appointed Assistant Inspector OF Boilers for
the District OF New York.
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Sd,is. Destination.
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 80, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Deatsc bland GER, Ladewigs, Bremen via
Steamship Washington Ger, Arnold, Havre-C Ram.
steamship Harold Haarfager NoD, Lund, Bavrc, &C
vs Keg c asoAy San Pennington Galveston
steamship Geo Cromwell, Ciapp, New orlesns-Clark
steamship Western Metropolis, Quick New Orleans
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, ssvannah-R Low
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w
Steamship Charleston. Berry. Charleson-J W Qun-
steamship Old @ Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point
and Richm0nd-Od Dominion steamship Co
-, steamship Knight Terry Georgetown. DE- @
steamship Regulator. Martin, MISUNDERSTANDING
Steamship Nereus Bearse Bostop-H Dipock
. ship Achilles Br, Turpin, London-Chas l. Wright a
BARK Alenari QtaD, Izzo, Penarth Roads-slocovich
Bark Brace @or,, Jorsensen Queenstown for orders
Bark Brage Nor, Larsen, Cork for orders-Tetens 4
BARK Brilliant GNor), Paulsen, Cork for orders-Funch,
Bark Porfirio d Marno GtaD schiano, Cork or Fal-
Bark Arnim Ger, Ruhasc, Brcmen-Jones sanborn
Bark Roycrof Br). Purdy, Rotterdam-Heney Par
Bark Demarchi dtaD, Arostura Rotterdam slocovich
Bark Skiold Gsor). schlsnbush, Riga-Teens Book
Bark Eunoma (Sor, Olsen, Cronstadt-Tetens Book
BARK hser tNorJ, rdik, Copcnnagcn-Ietens BOck-
Bark Ansgar CSor), Nelson stettn-Funch, Edye
Bark Fama CSor, Mathiesen stettin-Funch, Edge 4
Co
BARK Saga Nor) Olsen, stettin-Funcn Edye a Co
Bsk hHns ab, eye e Ho1 spao 0oss Co
Bark Iyn Nor, Void, stcttin-Tetens 3 Bockmann.
=, Bark Charlotte GER, Wallis stettln-Funch, Edye 4
Bark Camonilla Ger, Beckmann, stcthn-Punch
Bark Meerkoenig cGer Karstens, Dantzic--C Tobias
BARK St Christopher dtaD, Brandhon DantzIc-c To
Bark Martin Brett Peterson, Havre-Bret, Son 4
Bark Maria adelaide GtaD Naccari, Gibraltar for
dcrs-J Scagcr
Bark Wallis sohn GER, spiegelberg, Gibraltar for
Bark Golden Fleece tBr), Rhodes Barbados-H Trow.
Bris. Lagertha ,Nor) Henrichscn. London-Funch
Brig Liiiestand CNor,, Anderson. Cronstadt--Funch
Brig Neponset, strout Marseies-Miller A Houghton
Brig Angostura Perkins Demerara and Ciudad-Jos
Brig Thetis, spalckhaver, Curacoa-povaIe A Co.
Brig ID Andrews, jackson, Port au Prnce-R Mur-
Brig John Wesley Fields, oardenas- Miller Hougn-
Brig. Anna Torrcy, HASKELL Port Caledonia, CB-H
Brig Arabei tBr). Bradley, Halifax, Ns-D r DewoH
| Co.
| schr Nambrino Chief Mcclure, Para-L e Arnsinck a
sschr Mary Mangsm, Beverage, Baracoa--Isaac r
schr Annie CBr), secord, st John NB--Heney Par.
| sehr n woodruff, Damerer, Corpus christi-Eysns
sctr W Conn., strout jacksonville Bentley. Glider
scbr ! N Morales Eldridge. Jacssony,le-warren
scbr q Flint. Douglass, jacksonville Brun.
Bra - -
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THE WHITLEY RACES.
TORONTO. Ontario. An

TORONTO, ontario, August 80, 1873.
To-day was the second day OF the Whitby races
One nrst race was hurdle race over eight hurdles
two miles the first horse to receive $780, the sec
ond $50. The race was won by Old Rye. Jack the
Barber was second. Time, 4:3s.
The second race was for the County Purse mot
concluded yesterday, and was won by Long John,
Kate Goulding second. Time, -21-3 :2l-s 22-3:25.
The Ladies' Purse Of $500, mile and half dash,
the rst horse TO receive $3.50 and the second $50,
was won by Moatreal: LOttie was second.
The next race was the Merchants trot, open to
all: the first horse TO receive $175, the second $780,
Eva won the first money In 2:4sz-2:54H-2:51.
The fourth race was the Post Sweepstakes for
$40, with 800 added, q dash Of one and q quarter
miles. Carleton was first, and War Cry second.
Time, 2l3
This race closed the meeting.
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
A FIRE AT SHARON SPRINGS.

SHARON SPRINGS, N. y, August 80, 1873
At halfpast nine O'Clock tonight the Eldridge
House was discovered to be on fire in the third
story, above the main entrance The fire had such
headway when discovered that 1t was impossible
to save the hotel. Part OF the furniture was
the time, yet had 1t not been for
the trees completely surrounding the hotel,
the larger part OF the village would have been
and would accommodate about $50 people. Owing
to the advanced stage OF the season there were
only fifteen guests In the house. No lives were
lost Two or three persons were injured. The
origin of the fire is unknown; loss unknown; in
surance $35,000
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
THE NOVA SCOTIA GALE.
later Particulars OF the Dfsnstrous
Hufrtcane-More Loss of Life ana
Property. - -

later Particulars OF the Dfsnstrous
Hufffcane-More Loss of Life and
HALIFAX, August 80, 1873.
gps schooner Golden West, from Labrador, which
arrived to-day spoke an American hshing
schooner in the Straits OF Canso, which reported
twenty American fishing schooners belonging to
Gloucester, and ten belonging to Beverly, Mass,
and the schooner Ida May, of Quebec, ashore at
Pleasant Bay, Magdalen Island but gave no parti-
eulars.
The steamer Saltwel, which sank off Scatterhe,
belonged to New Castle, c. b., registered 1,16o
sons, and was built in 1872. 1t Is reported
that forty American hshiDg vessels were
lost of the north side OF Prince Ed
wards Island, and that only eighteen lives
we're saved out of all the crews; but none of the
hate arrivals at this port credit the report. The
steamer Alhambra arrived from Charlottetown this
morning, and proceeded to Boston at four O'Clock
r. M
man named Henry Watson, alias Mccormick
WAS arrested at Little Glace Bay O. B., on the 22d,
Tor the MURDER OF q man named Alexander Living
stone, In August 1870.
At Charlottetown, Prince Edwards Island, the
storm was very destructive to life and property.
The crops are half destroyed.
The destruction OF fishing boats is unprece-
siented. On the northern coast there was q great
soss Of life. Six square rgged vessels were wrecked
On the northern coast, and the crews OF two OF
them were drowned. Four American fish
as vessels os also Dead sedes
wrecked material are noating ashore daily;
The wharves and bridges throughout the isiana na
blown down. The schooner Bonnie Jean, OF
Ragged Island was lost Win Shn huscnaaas a naaas
s Sape s0S lns Is oss at Cove
Head. The crew were saved. ,a,
The Collector OF Customs at Magdalen Island re-
ports nifty British and American vessels ashore