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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admins
an ne estate Of tsUlsaf CrauS deceased, late 81 >'.at
county Kansas, were granted 70 ne 49,, ~
Septes,lber A. u. Is.t. All persons !aaeo'ti - go
estate are requested 70 make immaculate Pay la,'.'
80 bv,n,, CLAIMS against the VIII present iheni
du}v authenticated for allowance .
49, \ NJ BkEBE, Ad,alnists2ier.
SaI-na, Kan , sept. an, Isl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
---- Startling on her desert throne.
Toe crazy NuecD Of Lebanon.
" IN CLAIMS fantastic - hgr Oya

Between two and three years ago She
returned To America, and since that tim,
has resided in Philadelphia. To the end
of Ter life, though more inpatient than
when younger, she exhibited those quail
i;ies which Whittier has SO well dcsorib-
ol. Thespoct throws the mantle @. pity
over, and We can ali Join IN the comcla-
sion Of his admirable sketch OF Harriet
Livcrmore
1T Is not ours o. stpa~a'c
The tangled sk,in 81 VIII snd Fate, etc
rou can take the story for what 4 Is
worth, and publish it or not as you
choose. a. NJ. W ALALR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
Patronage Home Manufactures
THE CLIM Ak"

lw~a 60 auuoGacc % the farmers OF Central Kansas
that ana uow permanently located - >aitts iNausas
snf intend -nsnuf-ciuf.EE Tey improved t&nrirS Ill
Gilman Having ha8 an cNi+fl-scf OK over i FtaE-
in 5,e business feel JUSTIFIED "a uaSiag The assfttar
ff tlc Climax has 40 c. sal .1T TIE Ercat variety OF
cleaning thsi can be done by IL cleaning snyth@s 20
-. shape OF grain. from grass ScNG M - corn
also max. IN correction wsih ny nit BUSINESS 4
very nice article 81 MA safe, with Wiz on doors aud
sides which ada.f frye circulation % ar AaS itgai,
two thiusS INDISPENSABLE ior the ris!ng q. cram
Every machine warranted % he % TIE ocss material
and the mechanical I1rf Grsi class
ship % Finh a., N Lail's hu.liIas
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
AND AL FONTS ~
Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico,

tho Territories, ana Pacific Coast
1913 Miles The shortest t pss, ,ls" NA'''' so 50
rE.NrV Miles N shorto>; fIne bctFec7 ha'@a
III a IN i CIV aud Pueblo. tri1ttfd ~-n'@
Sc .Dd al points "a Nsv Mexico nr'! Ati%''t'
NO FERRIES. No . NJ y l = 4
TRAN ) F Rs
The only Direct Lane 90 tae fertile Wales o., -'-
sts H. itiutttitli, S'i'il'-f N''-''' --N-- -
Arkansas Rivers
only Line running ears through without ,'sas tr-i
the Missouri river o. Denver
Ool, Line mining Pullman Palace Cars So Denver
Eo9't fin 10 take = trip over thts lue 49, view
ne great advantages offered Tor home
Everybody In search % heahh az See ~ e. .,
close connections raade 80 Kansas tiy, let'ei-
worth Cav center I,ruFtr, las Aniia--, b3sc. "-4
they caur Tor an points
EDMUND s BOWEN. GcHrrai ~uI c.
EEyFR!EY Z. ELlN. General f+s-s-s- a =" 3.
kansas Z AIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
attachment Notice.
10 Smith, Plaintiff

In u-fir s court before D, T. Nor,H. Justice 20 t-
P-acr in anal lrr smoky fiiN iunu-t'p. tH iht
county II Sa.lc, ,.id state vi halsH..
, 1874-08-20

From tho I+o1ttten I1ntts. ..
1t ia the fashion to bestow a large amount OF
nifty on tue Inhabitants OF Chicago overy time
that city III burnod down. and no doubt tho in-
about once month arc deserving OF sympathy;
but tho eufforings OF tho dwellors in Chicago arc
not to bo compared with those OF the dwellura In
obscure towna aud villages, whoBe miHfortunos,
whom q general conlagration occurs, do not ut
tract the same amount Of public attention. Tho
unfortunate sufferers by tho lnte tlre at Venedos
appear, by tho account OF tue Dardauclles cpyre-
spondont of tie Levant Herald, to be in great
Distress. Out OF upward OF 500 houses only
sixtY-two have escaped destruction, many OF
the inhabitants have boon ruined, aud
the misery OF the poorer GLASSES
ia complete, More than 800, 900 okes of vine
(tho staple product OF tho ialand) hays boon de-
stxoyed, and, worse still, the large Yats III which
the grapea are loft to Torment, and tho casks in
whleh tho wines arc stored, haye been burned
also. Inv vintage, however, upon which nloBt
Tonedota arc dependent, promises to DO abuu-
dant but tic grapes will be ripe ln less than
throo mouths, aud, unless extraordinary excr-
lons arc made at once to provide tho means Of
making snd storing tho w.no tho damage 81.
ready occaaioned BY the fire will be doubled. anu
heaVy loss ensailed on tho Imperial Turkish
aovesnmont: 1s,s therefore ho'od tllat m I'd
vance Of funds will be maao to tho wino-groMera
to enabla them to save the crops. About E2Q,-
0o0 It Ia stated, will 10 aulcoat for tile purpose:
and every security Gun ho given for tue gradual
repayment of the naonoy. Tho case IL, In faot,
QUO of thoso tu which philanthropy aud prlldenco
both, for wonder, point in tue aatno Direction
aud the Imperial Government will probably, iln~
dor the circumstances fepl Justified III GHlne tAo
reinH to ith bonGVotplUo,
, 1874-08-20

4 gontlo.nan was onqp making. inqulrcs in
Russia about tho method Of catching bears III
tat country. Io was told that, to e,,trap ttlem,
nit was dug several feet leop. and aftor covering
It over with turf, leaves, etc., some tood was
placed On tie top. Tho boar, II tempted BY tho
bait, oaaily foil into the snaro. But" ho
Got oi out agaia." 'sHow ia thatf" asked tho
Eontloman. "Thoy form =. ladder by STOP
plng on oaoh othor'a shoulders, md thus mako
thoir escape" :" hut how dooB the bottom Quo
rot out 3't '"Al, thoso bears, though not pos
sosslng mind aud soul suuh aa God has giyon
us, yaE can fool gratitude; and they wont for
got tho ono who has boon the chlot n.eans, Of
procuring their liberty. seanperiag Of they
fctch tue branch Of 8 tree which they lot down
join them in tho treodom Ia Which they roloico."
, 1874-08-20
for drink Of wator. Bho drank, and In fow
n,nntoh foil tlond from tho chair on Witch sho
waa seated. Bho ia supposed to bc m italian

for a drink Of wator. Bho drank, and In \ fow
minttos foil dohd from tho chair on Witch sho
waa seated. sho ia supposed to bc m Italian
woman.
AN unknown loAfcr who has boom around
Delphna fof tho lAHt two weekA, attempted to
rape Mrs. Chrlatinn panor, while on llor Way
Dslphos. Tho man followed her out Of town,
and attacked har when Of a eafo distance. Hor
screams attracted tho attention Of gang OF
scctton-moi', WHO caught tho villain and dolly.
cred him to Tho authorities. Ho is now In jail
Awaiting trial
4 man named Anthony Murphy committed
sulcido yesterday afternoon at Dubuque by
t4king aoeo Of morphine. 4 note, evidently
eaya: hToll my brother how hiod. :. Flo is at
No. 1888 Emerald strcot, Chioago." Ho gave no
ce,1se for committing Tho rash oct.
Tho Dca Molnea Turnvoroin celebrated ftB
eighth annivorsary yesterday, There WAS
largo parade In tho morning, md in tho atter-
noon tho anniversary atltrosB waB {aeliverod BY
Col Eiboook. A largo bali completed tho days
feativitioH.
a younR man namod Holly rms arroased IN
Lansing by tho shorin Of Eaton County or
Tuesday, aud tnkon TO Charlotte. for making q
fictitious marriage With 5'oung woman OF that
city,--hnvinE procured another young man
falaoly to act as Clergyman.
M1NNEBorA.
John Grtffin,, hgod about %, whoso relatives
arc ut Ft Dodge. H., conductor Of = freight
train on tho WoBt Wisconsin nnitront, whl3o
walking along tho top OF tho cars, G milcs this
aido Of Hudson, thia morning, slippod and fell
betwoen tho caIB, four OF which passed over
him, cutting his body nearly In two aud crushing
ono knee. He survived about flYo minutes, and
was ahlo to giSe directions to sonta hts rotnains
to Ft, Dodge.
Tho State Turnerfest commences Mt st. paul
Friday. Eight BocietioB participate.
--Kouutzo Bros, Of Now York, have boon
ohosen az tho financial Agents Of ST. Paul.
James White, residing Ii East Minneapolis,
waH killed Sunday night by taking drachln Of
aoonite prescribed In ten doeos, Gut administered
in ono by attendants. Wllko was young
Frenchmau, and loavbs wife and two children.
Five lahoress, by tho breaking Of q scatfold-
ing In Minneapolis yesterday morning, Nero pro-
window projection % tie BcafIolding gayo Way.
George Jonea waa so injured DE- to DO doranged.
The extent of his in1uriea arc unknown, but aro
probably fatal. John Clayton WA mortal1y
hurt BY striking head first on projecting spike.
Mike ailion Was greatly bruised and cut, but
will recover.
-Densmoro Brothers rnnohinn-Rhop building,
st. Paul, was burned yosterday morning. Part
Of the machinery WAS saved. DanBmoro Drothors'
losa On building, machinery, and patterns amounts
to $4,000.
, 1874-08-20

Tho town is full Of Chicago people, mud more
are expected to-day.

arc expected to-day.
TiIE nAors It GRAND RAVEN. MICH.
en4sn HAvES. % Sich.. d -. Ang s:uS 1S,Grho I second
lay's tacos Of the Grand Haven Trottiug Park
Association WIS held to day. Tho weather Was
very warm, With brisk wind. Pool-selling IN
t sst tG v va" % M but as'e s2 and
Vas an increased attendance Of lookofs-on. The
track was not ia very good condition, being arY,
and tue wtna rais'ug clouds of dust. The Eaces
wore good ones and generally satisfactory, ex-
causing many complaints, ~ it WINS declared
sold. In the forenoon the last thEso leats Of 250
class OF yesterday wore trotteu. Tho favorito in
ths pools 10th days vas Maggie g., who won tho
fifth heats. Time. 2:45111, 2aa, 2:45111. The
second premium was tnken by Skipper, in The
second mud third heats. Time, 2:45, 2:41M.
Tho third vas "on by 1sufs; the fourth by 1r.
The first rnco today waa for groen horaes, for
purao Of $3.50. The wore sovon ontries; flvo
started. Fox won tho pole, and in three suo-
eosslye heats easily ven the race and first
tho third. No fourth premium, al Frauk
and Dave. Domoerat were diataueod
in the soccnd heat. The horso Fox belongs to
bo ono which was stolen from Chicago parties
two yeara ago, the original oWners hnying tried
in vain to regain him.
Second taco, ,2;44 Glass; purse $500; ton entries,
Grat nrssnmr, H. .9+ao s,ncas"ee faota ;nn ~"
2;44 2;47X, 40. 3 Biilv o Dpnham ao won soeond .
premium. tfadv Hall bird stra,,eor fonrth'
Ehore was more interest iu ibis raco than ths
Thiri raco o.aD c1oea nnrao e7o1. n;no
eptries. seysr started. This s woa tic most OK.
citing raco ana gave great tl|ssatiafaution. Fool
selling for this racs In ; Soon liyoy ati isv.
Nbert Of Clicaeo seeona CIR "in @ n"ayv nnoIa
agaiuat tue field nool;ur w"r rerv yaSias,1o at
times. Albert bpfne tho fayorito asainnt Dan.
Howard SECOND and tic flold, Almost every pooi
altornated in this naunor, WITH bnt Hmal' ptools tl
for tho fold. Ii waa understood that Howard
was to take first and Albert aecond nonoy II.
bort belongs to ]. 4, IIolmog. Of Chicaro.
Gen. Howard won tho noll. rnoo and frst ~.
MUM IN tho tlrco last leatg. Tjmow2.s1' Ss1iI
, 1874-08-20

William Ma'l.ec who aIea n New York CITY on Tho I'd
anet w iakp pnce thlsstrhnr.dRyl AFTERNOON Oak.
Tnod Cenhtty. The traIn WILL eavt Tho Illinois Uon,rnt.
bo pecaon&s " " ' " ~ ~
whFUD.hnE TIedct!ok Thompson, NM Of ,ranaok
L. hnu HlhtlhtmH u. WRn aged nliltte and IL t1Ayk.
.AnR 70, At IL o'cpsk.
LAWfENO1t-At Tcltidoro. on Tuos,ay Tim tafb
ns. Ellzslot r. niIfas Widow IL hS LIZ rianisnius
+. Lhwr0ncp, Of ElRin. "
kll,ad. - ' "so'eo"'"'t'
Iuns5nI from Ne. ~ Iu!!ernc1dst. a. .. m. tofa,
Altdnd Without furtl,or natteo. '""s@ w.
,uREqonYAth!s h. rostaonce No. asa 1ltno.s.st., j.
win tako ltnoo from hs lato resdenco today
1t O'Clock fnr 3ntermcnt in Kosph1. -
Albany IN. " and Jersey 0y papors viii ptoasa
, 1874-08-20

Balance In favor Of the inYratnous.. Sll 800 900
Unfortunately, as is vol known, no such bal
once waa returned By tho minos in question, but
tho cause Of the failure can, in dye1y case, he
part of the venders Of tho property, by which
purchasers paid from three to five tilnos tho
actual valhe, or elBe to incompetent, reckless,
and wild management on tho part Of
the agents for the same, At this lato hour
tho story is ~ old ono. and and need pct 10
years. know by heart tho Whole busineas Of the
fraudulent representations mAdo by sellorB to
Eastorn men, Of tho credulity shown BY the buy
ers, who have themselves very largely to bla,slo
in tbs matter Of tho Incompetent sgente who
wofo aent out from tho East to manage buHi-
ness concerning which they worc as ignorant as
1t wofo possible thoy could bo and Of tho conso-
mills for which there was no call, and in patent
processes Of 10 1uetallurgfcal merit. Slowly tho
country is emerging from tue diHcredlt brought
on BY those failures (thaugh the BR1ne thing ia
being repeated to-day In a fow instancoB), Aud
interest IL again boing shown IN tho working Of
public opinion Oh tho subject In slow, and needs
to be fostercd by eyory means at our command.
detailed examination Of tho 1nlnos included
In tho foregoing list.will show line Of proper
tics the value OF which it is difficult to oYereBti-
mato, md which compare fayorably with those
states. Tho ophlr, Quartz Hill, and Colorado
Mining Companies, which own respectively
90, 200, aud l62 feet on the Burroughs lodo noar
CoItral, had extracted from thoir vnriouH claims,
prior to 1867 about $780, 600, tho drorent claims
having boon opened at that time to the extent OF
8,G2o fset, by shafts aud d1itts. Tlese CON-
panicB, owing to enormous expenses and costly
Workings, were compelled 10, csaHa oporntionB as
fur back aB 1868. snce which timo. .tloy hayo dono
little or nothing.
, 1874-08-20

sptc,al Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEw YonK, Aug. 1D.-Tho' return OF Jay
Gould to tho city from his uaual summer sojourn
at Haratoga waA annouuced on the sttoet to-day.
It 10 expected TINT, after short jntorya1 busl-
uosu will be resumed.
, 1874-08-20
SALT LAKE ITEMS,

SALT LAKE, Aug. 10.-Four city policemen
have bcen hold to bail by tho United States Com
missioner until the neat sitting Of tho District
Court, on cbnrgo OF assault on election day.
Austin Shipp was arrested at Beaver, Utah, to-
day, and hold to bail to appear before tue Unlted
States Commissioner on thB 21et on q charge OF
nolycatuy
, 1874-08-20
MILLIONS FOR MINING.
Where the Money Went To i'm EARLY
Dnys-Thc floles shnt Swallowed 1t
NP-A Rockless yEuato OF Capital.

Fy0Ef kHF 10tHttF {[1E.| N1W1s
A writer fn tho Mining Reuteto, OF George
town, givea aomo very interesting facta touching
tho waBto of money on Colorado mining enter-
prisoa IN years paat. He nacertaina that, during
tho time from 10 to &c, tito nominal capital Sub
ecribod By Now York alone waa about $48, $780,
GOO, distributed among the following woli-known
, 1874-08-20
friendly intercourse with tho Church OF bweden,
hare Visited Btookholm, aud also prepared rc-


T11s SEVERAL CONVERSATIONS.
AZ nrayinms y, ssaans nsi1 a~ iii su1nt rooorts
smbodyinR tho e'1i fosuts Of tbelr iabora Is tho
arc tho most lmrostsnt. :, =, <,,u,. - ,r,,,.
igS8 continued 1B7i} }-The bishops of 0hid dc.
Sssssa Wessfn Ns'1 Nan Yor. o0aD'ss'p' '''' oN'' '
tonnissioa oil Church Unity lortginni'Y appointed
sss n9s soe sa Se
western Now YotR. 4,. . ....
70 pfosts @nd 9ss m Gt .ss sa
Certificates {appotnted 1858, continued 181D--Tho
sisops Of Mie1iSspp1. 1no d0"'' Ana 'ns "''so"'
-, th r. proxinc,s, gvnoa
,asnat 9sy',Ths ~ nrhope Of Kont,lcky Massn.
York, Taxha, and Easton.
Committee The Increase Of the Missionary Epa'
eopase (appointed lol1}-1hc BISHOPS o. Delaasfot
oss%issoa % church Archives !sgpo!nsed! !; 1sGsl r.
Thomsa WEntaron Co DID, L. D.. tic Rev. t. Eli.
wards Dearsloy, n. D. Mr.. lobort Q. Winthrop, LII.
D.: Mr, Hamilton Fish IL. u.
Joint COMMITTEE tg Examine tho rroo,,sase.s q she
p 1tn, coonrcntinn IT, con
vnnt{nn sinceS srhn T;shnna * pe|avoyc Copuect-
icnt Nov York. Nov Jersey. Peppsyiyaua, aud Cen
tral PonnsylYania; tho nav. q. Emlen Hare, .. D.;
s w,s1aq Wam H. s%s nnGfn f. n
soeb1ns. Nj James rott, 7,,.p,,,-xo viii, ,,a
oSrot ~ Has, on r1,nav .rnnnic 1s.. cam
lnaei from convontia5, to cotiyontion snce}ETho
n!shops II Now York, 1rlnoia, Wcaiorn Non York,
lnnesota, Wisconsin, sud Massachusetts; tho ncv.
Josiah z Tustsn, D. D.; Mr. George l. Harrison, Mr.
lanes ass. 4nsiase; =. 49, ua.. =.
onnn ppssar n e or
rcappointod is6al-Tho % DisHons Of MaryIand. Nav
Ietsey, and Western Now Yosk tho IaoY, Daniol Z.
[ Goodwin, 2. D., LID; tho Rev. William D. Wilson,
D D. LID. .he Roy. George Locds D. D. ; the Roy.
!; l. laidor Mombert p 2. tho nev. Nc1ander Falk,
Fn: ~. 'raC,y ~. nenfy Dfs!as n LIP. =.
cnnnn pri1nr n IA tuan nnnaaa w otna n9na
snnoiniei IS5s rnanno[ntsd Is71s.Fa 1ssshnna n
New York, California; and Connecticut tho Itov, VIII
3am D. W!laont .. D., Lib: the ney. clelnna Il
Noleont D. D.; tho nsv. William Q. Stout; Mr. Dcn-
'a%in at stafm: 9o,,.,., -, n..n,,,o.o =, A.. r,,
,onrn.a 9onn. 'n an,na III ean,n9 ~ Gso1
conycntion ~ oonyenton rinca}@Tha lysaons Of
Now York, Counoctcut. Now Jersey, and Censral
Pennsylvania he Rey. William Cooper Atoad, b. D.;
tho nos. William stovans Porry, D. D. Mf. samuel
2 Nuggle.: lid; hr. Henry ?. Baldwin; Alr.
H191n on y om;R. MaaRs m II, ,,t,,o, ~ IN, Palm. T.,
Mara Ind tha Mrnns hnna o aaroo " II vi to nhj,a
Ton of the Iynnsl {oriana!iy sppointcl issp. rsaT
pointed 1863 charged with present duty 1a7l)-Tke
hhhopa af 1lhode 1a1sna.. Ohio, Western Now York,
Central Ncr York, and Tho Dlshop Of Central PENN
sy1ysns Nj. Henry =, F. Msr1onont; ~ H.,
on Spc ua 1saa antnnn s IT, ,s
, 1874-08-20

CRICKET.
HALIFAX, Aug. 19.--Tho Amoricnn cricketora
boat the Canadians in ono inning by 81 runs.
, 1874-08-20

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 1o-Tho attendance at
tho rasoB to-day largo tho Noather fno and truck
III good condition, Tho frat .raco was a match
between W. 4. Trsyers' Emily Fullor aud T.. l..
Lorillafa's ophetia, both yeara old. Tor 8, 600
milo. 0p!,elta paia forfeit, aud Emily Fuller
wont over tho prescribed course.
: Tho Hocond rnco WIS sweepstakes for 2-yoaf
ofdB, 81 900 entry, hnlf forfeit, cntrnncp mpney
adaod to tho piece Of plate worth $500; dis
tango, milo. Throe loraos Btarted-Chcaa~
peake. Nhndasnanthus, and Vaseal. Chesapeake
", yna J, tho favorito IN pools at long odds, and
unruly. and dolayed the start. After ap excit-
ing race. In which vaashl hept tho load almost to
tho close with Chesapeake eecond, Rhada-
manthus can1o upc With rush, md won by q
1epEth, Vassal coming In second. Time, 1:4GA.
The third raeo wna a match for $3.50 aaido dts
tanco milo, botweon Dosnond'a h1ollio Darling
and anffneys BOTANY nay: The latter WAS the
Tavorite tn tno poola, and won by two 1engtha.
The fourth raco, 11115 mile. for $500, wns won
by Fadadon, Lizzie Lucas SECOND. Timo, 1:6G.
A TnoTT1Eo MATINEE FoR NEXT SATURDAY.
Neatly y-rrintod Invitations, Of Which tho fol-
lowing ia a copy, have hcon iasuod, and nro Bug
geBtivo Of smother Of those fashionable mud
highly enjoyable turf-gatherings peculiar to
Chicago:
On1oAao, Aug, 10, 1874.
Dean sm: Yourself and 'ad!ea aro inv!tc to attend
Saturday Tho a2d inst.
sogerai raccs arranged for sufficient to guaran-
tee pleasant aftgrnoonb recreation.
Races commence at 8 O'Clock r. m.
MANAGERS,
ALFRED sP1xK, wM. Nonrnhur,
J. 4. HOLMES. J. WILKxs FoND,
F, ]. BERRY, O. .. DICKINSON,
o. r, Clown.
, 1874-08-20

beat throe In FIVE; e1oo, for r.tnning raco, and
:. On Frldny, tho last day, thero will eiso bo
throo racos, with purscaa Of 5000, e16o, and gag.
and tho puraoH will DO All intlucomont for pooplo
who cn1oy good raoes to DO On hand. Every
thing passed on eplonltdly to.day. With good
woathor on Thursday and Friday, nli oxpoot q
crowu Of 5000 people,
THE FA11, RACES At w11KxsnAnnR. "a,
:. Special Dfspateh to 4h* chieaga Tribune.
WlLKEspAnnE, Pn.. Aug 10.-Tho fail raoeg at
tho Leo Driving Park commenced this afternoon,
and WI continue throo days. Tho .prom,uma
The wenthor .was delightful to-day, md thero
was large attendance Mt tho opening Of tlio
races. Tho first purse was for &7O0. for horaoa
TINT hayo mover irotted better than throo mill
utea. There woro sovon outriea, aud the rnoo
Of Chicago. T,mo a8o, 1854, 2:43.
Ihe socond raco waB for 2:86 horses. Tho
purse bning $780, There were twelve ontrios
barro, 2:96; Bonnie Doom. Of Phillipsbnrg, .2:3o,
400. 2:S9> Hannah D., Of Reading, 29515.
ecTon horHes woro entorod for tho purse Of
eao0 for 2;42 hornos. Frank Ward, Of Rochester,
n =, won tho 1neo !, in threo stra'eht hcata.
To-motroW's races arc tor Two puracs Of $500
each.
RACING At TIE oAmnnrDaE CITY, md, FAIR.
Special Dfspatcht p The Chicago Tribune,
/ trot wan won By Billy Lnmbortaop, st. Law
renco Stallion second, Phoebe @. third.
SUMMARY.
ntn t....., ."....................1 !
Tims.i:4o; aIoX; alsI assX: al.
Tho 3-minuto paoing resulted Us follows:
q;Y. Newell. .......................l 2 -
.&tS u
, 1874-08-20

r1r1anund BONDED WAREHOUSE.
Tho Acting Secretary Of the Trehsury to-day
authorized tho establishment OF bonded TAro-
house at TittHburg, for tho uBo of'tha Ap-
praisor, md for thu storage Of goods.
TnE rtrTBnuna MARINE nosr1rAL.
Tho purchase -tnonoy for tho alto of tho now
public building at plttaburg was to-day re-
inittod by tho Acting Secretary Of tho Treasury.
NEW poSgs1hRTEna.
:. Tho President haa signed tho commissions Of
tho following. among otlors. postmaetors-
John HoP!ayt .DGosnis. Ohio; William Pollok.
Brownsville, Mob; Albert B. Coohrane, Abing-
don, ILL.,; john Mgoe, Flint, Mich.
, 1874-08-20

will not fail at the proper time to repent theis
;HoFernn'ent'a oppoaitlon, a. heretofore prvfto-
y and officially Expressed by President Grant
himself, and also through tho Beorotary Of
htato. iii tho maintenance Of tho Monroe Doc
, 1874-08-20

81. s.4so, 900
OF ths amount, 40 per cent was paid down in
actual cash; or, in round numbers, Tho sum OF
s2Q. 600 600, Ruhacribod by New Yorkora alone,
had boon expended upon mining-claima up to
the yaar 1860.
It is interesting to know what Was purchased
by all this money. Tho property thuH acquired
is located about az, follows: $4,000 foot in
dor and oesS Crock Counties, % and st LOO pfS feat
which can't bo found. and probably noyer exist
cd. In ordor to work tho ore that waA to be pro-
ducod from thoao mines, stamp-mills having an
aggregate capacity Of 900 tons per day, and cost
ing not loas than s2,250, 900, Tero erected, and
other mills, intended to employ the various pat
ent processes that bofore The public in early
days at = cost OF about "a, 900 .00O. In addition
to this, improvements In the way Of shafts,
drifts, tunnels, permanent hoisting, pumping,
and ore-dressing housea upon tho surface, were
mado, valued aftogetler at about 514, ,00o, 600.
Tho balanoe~sheat OF New York investors in Col
orado mines would therefore make showing
something like the following;
DR..
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By minu property purchased
{v4lne now. wl...........+..,... .,t12, ,b0O, con
Dy mill property built. :........ 2,00O,300
By pcsmhuont Imp, {cost at tho
nne): ):;........:......:.::..:.14,o 14,ooo,ooa
BY bullion produced p8G0 to
1856, .............,,...... s,ooo,ooo
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W Ivy ft+sssss. s.sss-.ss.st
1imt-O:b3s G:h2 n;b2.

>. SANE DAT.-Trotttug premium. ot 5000 for hosacs
that Lave mover beaten 233t $500 to first, $50 10
sNfond. $50 to thIid.