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I IL SAL IiAKB DAILY HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 t881 EIGHT PAGES I I COMMERCIAL I OorrQCed daily by HeCornickE Co iT I jur SILVER i JiE Salt Iake 109J per ounce iI 1 few York 1124 per ounce I I 1 LEAD I i i SfiH Lake 50 per ton Isew York 4 95c per pound i WEAiHEK REPORT Iii Iii I 1 War Department Division ot Telegrams I i4 and Kuporis for the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture ii SALT LAKE OITY Sept 29 81 i am am pm prn 440 840 1249 840 if 1fRon 2579 2979 2981 2s 90 i Ttirometer 47 49 49 43 IiGl1tcUty 62 32 52 61 I PircCdon wincLCalm NW NW NW I I i MBea per Hour 0 15 7 8 iY Bteta ofWeather Cloudy Cloedy Cloudy Clear 1 1 BainfaJl for 24 hours 000 of un Inch Maximum Thel 52 deg minimum 42 I CRAIG SgtSls CorpsTT 3A Ore and Bullion ic Receipt of ore and bullion Wednesday By Wells Fargo CoThree cars of Bullionrille bullionS7104 50 fj three cars of Horn Silver bullion I jL 7500 total 81460450 BY McCornick CoOne car I of Hanauer bullion 1870 ten cars of Great Basin ore 4330 one car of Germania bullion 2700 total 8929 Total value of bullion shipments reported on Wednesday 23o25 0 i PALACE OF FASHION tt JUST IN TIME FOR THE OPERA 4 i Mrs Dye has received by express an elegant assortment of Millinery consisting of lovely pattern Hats and Bonnets also a handsome variety of mottled striped and plain Flushes with shaded Ribbons Plumes Tips and Flowers to match Also an endless variety of untrimmed Hats in all the latest styles I and colors for Ladies Misses and Children 4 I i SASH Duuftt ArcO aft DS I KIOULOIIKGS BRACKETS ArcD I ALL SIZES 01 WINDOW CLASS 1 AT BOTTOM JCUI4 cA7 ii TIWIER TAYLOr CO I I 500 Reward The above reward will be paid by the undersigned upon capture and i conviction of the party or parties who forcibly entered the Occi ii tUntal and maliciously destroyed aft i lrtion of our stock and fixtures on Sunday night September 25th 1SS1 AdiEu Munnrr 1 I JUST RECEIVED by express flushes in all shades and qualities I At ATJERBACn EG BRO JUST RECEIVED i An elegant line of Lat 1 dies Coats Dolmans and 1 Circulars all oi the latest designs Call and I see them at Wm Jennings sons I 1 WM HUMES COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON the best ever packed at BROOKS I Sole Agent for Utah I Center Pieces 1 A very fine assortment of Centerpieces elegant and chea At MORRIS EVANS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT of all kinds of I Woolen Goods consisting in part of I Flain and Twilled Flannels Dress I Flannels Blankets Yarns Jeans I Tweeds Cloth etc can be seen at I John Cutlers agent of the Provo Mills Old Constitution Building Salt Lake City Merchants and heads of families are requested to call and examine their goods before making fall purchases I 4J A IT 18 TRULY WONDERFUL To see what improvement exist 1 1 I 3 compared with railway travel only a few years ago To become convinced of this one has only to feelect for his route East the popular i I fend well known ICmOAGO NORTHWESTERN BY i You are landed hy the Union Pacific iBailroad in the Union Depot at I i vCduncil Bluffs where stands the gfc NW Palace Train composed oi Pullman Hotel Cars Pullman Sleep Sng i Cars Elegant Day Coaches 1 Smoking Baggage Postal Cars etc I fready to convey its passengers i through Iowa and Illinois and into Chicago Gliding smoothly along bter the superb track of steel rail through thnvi ng cities and villages comfortably seated in this train one scarcely discover the high rate of speed which he is riding Trains of this road are always on time connections sure and passengers seeking pleasure comfort safety and i easy in traveling will find the I 1 I NorthWestern in excess of their expectations and the greatest of all routes to Chicago and the East Insist 5 upon Ticket Agents selling you tickets via this Road all agents sell them Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy If they do not read over this Road If you wish the Beat traveling Accommodations you Will buy your Tickets by this Route WAND WILL TAK5 NO OTHER 1t 1L 1 THE RACE I Ewing Wins the Trotting and I Victress the Running Race As anticipated the race on Thursday drew a large crowd The day Rain was a most unpromising one fell about 4 oclock in the morning and clouds kept lowering long until noon when quite a heavy hail storm lasting a few minutes occurred The effect was to make the track very bad in places and the appearances were that it might storm at any moment Nothwithstanding this however a crowd began to assemble and by 230 oclock there was a very large attendance Attempts to sell pools found very little response there being no apparent disposition to bet In some pools I Bickford sold as first choice and in others Ewing took the lead About 230 Bickford was brought on the track and warmed up but there being no appearance of Ewing he was allowed to cool down The time for the commencement of the race had long past aDd still Ewing did not come up The crowd grew restless and it was reported that the backers of Ewing were endeavoring to have the race put off However at 32C oclock he came on the track and after being warmed up the horses were called to the score Bickford1 was given the inside track and when a start after several attempts was secured Bickford shot ahead Ewing broke on the out turn paced and had to be whipped into a run and then brought into a trot It was almost a foregone conclusion that Bickford would win but he broke and the bay came in ahead in 235 In the second heat Bickford had the outside but on the out turn darted in and took the pole away from Ewing lIe kept the lead for a half mile but when passing the stand ort the half mile broke i He was brought down to a square I gait and againmade it warm for the bay but getting off his feat once more Ewing took the lead passing under the wire In 24H94 The third heat it was generally assumed would be taken by Ewing without any difficulty but Bick ford again came to the front took away the pole and took the heat also Ewing breaking just before he reached the wire and the yellow stepped in ahead Time 2374 It was now thought that Bcjj ford might go in and take two straight heats He got a good sendoff and took the lead maintaining it the whole way until the homestretch was reached when Ewing crowded him gaining on him until within about two rods of the wire Ewing was then almost if not even when Bickford went off his feet and passed tinder the wire ahead on the jump The greatest anxiety was manifested by all as to what the decision would be Many of the crowd believed that heat would be declared a dead one or else given to the yellow horse The judges discussed the matter for sometime and it was finally decided that Ewing was entitled to the heat and declared winner of the race and money A few shouted with approval but many looked disappointed and some expressed the utmost dissatisfaction and disgust As the day wore on became quite pleasant and the track improving in condition The horses entered in the running race were called up to go between the keats of the trotting race The animals entered were Victress Sagebrush Tough and another Victress was the favorite and won the race in two straight heats By mistake of the orders the animals went around one heat after they had been called back making in reality three heats in each of which Victress came in considerably ahead Those who had made bets on fast time on the trotting race were sadly left and not a little set back Every effort had been made to get the track in good condition and it was rolled and harrowed and but for a couple of wet places was in moderate condition Last night there was a great deal of talk in all sporting circles over the event the delay in bringing Ewing on the track coming in for a share of criticism It is said that the race was to be trotted under the rules of the association here while those nterested in the winning horse cMm that they could trot at 12 at night but were not under the rules of the association The latter can hardly be the case as there must have been some rules and those of the association here undoubtedly be applied unless otherwise provided because the trotting was done on the track and the A managed the advertising took in the gate money and fixed the track This being the case the race should have commenced at 2 pm as the rules state that unless another time be set all races shall begin at 2 oclock pm and no racmgfcan take place when it is so dark the judges cannot tell the gait of the animals The decision which gave the race to Ewing is severely condemned Those who won on the bay of course are satisfied but some claiming to be disinterested hold that the giving of the fourth heat to Ewing was at least a most unfortunate error There is no question that Bick ford was ahead some say half a length and others a neck and more that Lewis was doing all he could to bring the horse to his feet and that tie had hardly passed under the wire before he struck his feet again The rule is that the horse has the same rights when he breaks under the wire as he has anywhere else and he could only be set back as much as he gained In view of the fact that he eame under the wire first it is held that Bickford should have been given the heator itshoU have been called a dead heat Mr Car rington one of the judges held this way but Dr Williamson and Mr Roberts held the reverse alid it was so decided The decision may have been perfectly correct The HERALD is no sporting authority and merely gives the sentiments of others expressed on the street last night and this because the interest in the race seems to be so general Those who backed the proper horse are satisfied and have little to say whether the decision was right or wrong Lady Beautifiers Ladies you cannot make fair skin rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics of France or beautifiers of the world while in poor health and nothing will give you such rich blood good health strength and beauty as Hop Bitters A trial is certain proof KAnOKA Mo Feb 9 1880 I purchased five bottles of your Hop Bitters of Bishop Co last fall for my daughter and am well pleased with the Bitters They did her more good than all the medicine she has taken for six years I Wir McCLURE The above is from a very reliable farmer whose daughter was in poor health for seven or eight years and could obtain no relief until she used Hop Bitters She is now in as good health as any person in the country We have large sale and they are making remarkable cures BISHOP 1 Co FINEST LIME OF MOLt IN THE CITY JUST ARRIVED AT I TXOS JENNlrlCS A New Business We have opened the Butcher Shop No 32 First South Street east of Goobes Drag Store where we shall sell to the public all kinds of Fresh Meat at the lowest prices and we shall make a specialty of all the different kinds of German Sausages of which we intend to keep a lirst class article GIEUISCH BROS Salt Lake City Sept 2981 IMPORTED ELEGANTES CIGARS two for 25 cents also BEST FIVE CENT CIGAR in town at ED HARRIS Little Church Ntw Jliliiprry Hoods Just Arrived Latest lesigus in Fancy Trimmings TIGER PLUSHES in Stripe Plain and Shaded Ombre Plush Ribbons Reversible Satin Long Shaded Ostrich Plumes and Tips all to match Shaded Satins Surah Silks Ian colors the feather CAPOTE Very pretty also beaded CAPOTE PATTERN HATS and BONNETS Plumes Ornaments etc Ladies respectfully invited Sj COLKBKOOK Logging Carts Car Load just received at JISH WAGON DEPOT i They Are Still Uomin Those Handsome Plushesin Stripes Umbre and Plain in All Shades We have a full line in Silks Rhada mer Satin Mervelleux and Satin de Lyon The Finest Assortment of Silks and Satins that this city has ever seen COHN Duos Music Books Details in 0 Calders advertisement Dr Brrnhisels Funeral I Today the funeral of Dr Bernhisel who died at his residence in Seventeenth Ward onWednes day will take place The services will be conducted from the Seventeenth Ward Schoolhouse commencing at 1 oclock pm The friends of the deceased and family are invited to be presentS a LUMBER SHIMCLSS LAT FLOORING PUSTIC SIDING PICKET ETC CHEAP AT LATIMEH TAYLOR QOS tr FRUIT BCJnemlter we are paying the highest price top dried fruits of all kind Jennings Sons You can get all kinds of HOMEMADE WOOLEN GOODS at the lowest market prices at BURTON SONS YOUNGS 1222 First South StreetS BURNETTS COCOAIKE The Best Hair Dressing in the World BURNETTS COCOAINE allays irritation removes all tendency to dandruff invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree and has earned a deserved reputation for promoting the growth and preserving the beauty of the human hair Ladies dressing their hair elaborately for the evening will find that it imparts a healthy natural gloss to the hair and will cause it to retain its shape for hours BURNETTS FLAVORING ExTRACTS are used and endorsed by the best Hotels Confectioners and Grocers throughout the country They are perfectly pure Explosion Extraordinary At an exhibition test of blasting powder at Pascoes limestone quarry near the Warm Springson Thursday the following extraordinary results were made One sight foot hole was made in solid hard limestone eight feet from the surface This hole was sprung with one pound of Vulcan powder after which thirty pounds of the Vulcan powder was loaded in and exploded The break was fifty feet long at the back and a solid mass of rock measuring over 8000 cubie feet at the lowest estimate was blown out and shattered This we believe is the largest amount of solid rock ever quarried with this amount of powder Mr Culmer is agent for this powder Decline of Man Impotency of mind limb or vital function nervous weakness sexual debility etc cured by Wells Health Renewer 81 At druggists The Primary Fair The little folks fair which closed on Wednesday has proven an Unqualified success the patronage and display both exceeding the expectations of the managers In this connection Mrs Clawdon who was the prime mover and has had the first care of the fair desires through the HERALD to thank all those who have generously and kindly contributed to the success of the undertaking and specially mentions President John Taylor who gave the free use of the hall the bishops who loaned banners and flags Gen Clawson Mr Savage Mr James DwyerMrs Robert Dye Miss Clothier Miss Schramm Mr John Caine and Mr Joseph Felt each of whom rendered much aid and manifested substantial interest in the creditable little show I For 1100 We can offer a chance for a good paying investment in city property 1V DARKE ft COVE HAVE JUST RECEIVED our Fall Stock of Dolmans and Wraps of all descriptions trimmed with the latest material and are made up in the latest styles Ladies will do well by calling on us before purchasing elsewhere 5 COHN Buos He ShaH Wipe ih ai from Kverv Eve Mr Armitage the artist recently from London is now engaged on a painting which is to be exhibited at tha fair being painted expressly for that purpose The subject is from the Scriptural verse He shall wipe the tear from every eye The painting is quite large and represents a woman with a most painful expression of countenance kneeling at the foot of the Savior The details of both figures are excellent and the features fine The expression on the face of the Savior is divinely serene and compassionate and sheds over the whole painting a striking and peculiarly ennobling effect It is destined to be greatly admired Mr Armitage will also exhibit other of his own works GRAIN and BALED HAYS at BROOKS Cheaper than Ever Our new stock of Dry Goods and Notions etc have just arrived which we are offering at exceedingly low prices Call and examine goods and prices DONELSON Bnos A PART of the balance Bankrupt Stock of Silverware will be sold at public auction on Wednesday Sept 28 1881 Jt 11 am 117 Main street also a few fine oil paintings and fine table linens etc etc ORE Assignee Novelties in Buttons We have just opene a full line of handsome Buttons in the latest styles also Trimming Buckles Hook and Eye Buttons They are new and stylish We can suit everybody in Buttons CORN BROS THE LARGEST LINE OF LADIES FINE SHOES AT THOS JENNINCS LATEST STYLES of Embroidered Collars and Dress Buttons At AUERBACH BRO WE SELL Harris Seamless and Charles Seamless Three Button Kids in all shades at 6150 per pair COHN Bnos II DENTAL GOODS can still secured at the office df Dr Claws SULPHURS THE THING to banish eruptions complexional blemishes sores gout and rheumatism This great remedial agent is effectually and inexpensively embodied in GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP which is just as beneficial as costly sulphur baths Sold by druggists HILLS HAIR AND WHISKER DYE Black or Brown 60c INFLUENZA BRONCHITIS cough cold and catarrh yield at once to HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR PIKES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute I I I The Fair Wagon and agricultural implement dealers will find the territorial fair rare and excellent opportunity to exhibit and advertise their goods which they should not fail to take advantage of as it is expected that a great many thousands of people will visit the exhibition which will be by far the best ever before seen in Utah The management are providing yery ample shedding room for such exhibits which can be secured on reasonable terms by apply ing to Messrs Dinwoodey Rowe or Armstrong What we have said to wagon and machine men will apply with equal force to music and sewing machine dealers Such an opportunity for wholesale and comparatively inexpensive advercisiug is not oftea met with in Utah No I thorough business man will knowingly disregard these facts I Sheet Music Read 0 Calders advertisement LATEST STYLE EATS 3Iens Mats Boys Hats CMldrens Hats vrH earian Co Unclaimed Baggage The following described articles of baggage are now lying at the railroad depot belonging to members of the immigrant company which came in last Thursday One large box marked Annie Ber gene One box marked James Wood hull passenger to Salt Lake City Utah One box to John Lake Salt Lake City Utah One bundle bedding tied up in a quilt marked Jane Wilson Salt Lake City One large bundle bedding in burlap wrapper No address THERE CAN be found at Cohn Bros all the NOVELTIES INFRINGES Passementerries and Ornaments and a full line of Cashmere Beaded Trimmings Cashmere Beaded Crescents Call and convince yourselves COHK BROS I NEW COME AWD SEE THOSE rt2W SUITS JUST APRiVED THO3 JENKEKCS Sea of Ic The preparations for the production of this thrilling drama at the Theatre on Monday evening next are approaching completion The I scenic effects for the startling tableaux of the frozen ocean the aurora borealis and the breaking up of the ice are finished and the artist is now engaged upon the scene representing the coast of Mexico while the players are all busy with their parts and the piece is being very thoroughly rehearsed The box office will open tomorrow for the sale of reserved seats for the first performance of this beautiful drama Peruvian Bitters Cure a morbid appetite for stimulants by restoring the natural tone of the Stomach A Card to the Public The Provo Manufacturing Company have over 100000 worth of WOOLEN GOODS for sale which have been made this season 1881 and which must be sold during the next ninety days They are made by our own artisans and we have put them upon the market at prices that can not be equaled by importation of same weight and quality of goods We respectfully call the special attention of the public and the merchants generally to these goods as W6 sell them at figures that cannot fail to please them Our goods can be found in stock with CUTLER Agent I and others in Salt Lake City and also in most of the Cooperative and other stores throughout the Territory We are always in the market for WOOL for which we pay the highest market prices in cash FALL WOOLS are now in special request with us and we will pay as much for them as any other house in Utah We respectfully solicit your patronage Tours Truly Provo Manfg Co i JAMES DUNN Supt Open Air Gymnasium Mr Waite has commenced an open air Gymnasium at the recreation grounds north of the Walker House Sparring Fencing Indian Club exercises taught in classes or privately Prizes given once a week for Athletic contests SEE LOWELLS fine Ad in this issue of the HERALD DIED MATSOK Sept 29 at 11 oclock Charles A Matron of dispase of lungs Age 32 years funeral by further notice MINING PATENTS Full sets of blanks for application for Mining 1 Patents approved form to be had ttba HERALD Office CHIPS Mr Dwyer has the StlYiroh for October ofc Ewing came off victorioUS Thursday Oa Three drunks were assessed sessed Thursday Oil HonW BPreston returned on Thursday ho Ine We are now likely to have a of fine weather STaU The special committees of the fa are already at work fair No bullion shipments were rc ported on Thursday The maximum thermometer Thursday was 52 minimum S8 On The streets were very quiet Thursday afternoon durnS on dUDllg traces Three vagrants were fined 50 each on Thursday They will work their fines out cir The electric light will illuminate the fair in the evening while the ex hibition continues Mr and Mrs Isaac Sears were the victims of a most enjoyable surprise party on Wednesday night Those intending to compete for the Meears prize essay must have i their productions i by tomorrow The sidewalk on the west side of First East street below South Temple is being brought to the estab lished grade Portraits of Joseffy who accompanied by his concert troupe vmi shortly visit Salt Lake are displayed about the town Mr Evans long associated with the HERALD has gone to San Francisco in the hope of recuperating lost strength The wires worked very pcorly all day on Thursday and last night shut down completely hence the scarcity in dispatches Something should be done towards keeping our streets in better condition The rocks accumulating upon them are simply frightful This evening the firemen will gire a dress ball under the auspicemt the Salt Lake lire department It will come off Firemens Hall Mr Culmer the enterprising proprietor of the Tea Pot Store has some facts of interest to the public which appear in his new advertisement this morning After the breaking up or frozen ocean and the melting down of the icabergs at the Theatre Mon day evening we may look for another spell of warm weather It has been suggested that the present cold snap is caused by the immense quantity of icebergs which are being piled up in the Theatre preparatory to the production of tU Sea of Ice on Monday night next One of the finest pieces of job printing of the kind done in this city for a long time is the poster containing the theatrical announcement of the dramatic combination next week It is really excellent The race between Mr Walkers stallion Barber and Mr Randalls horse Chromo did not come off on Thursday being postpeued because of the track and the fact that the other races took all the spare time Mr Nick Lawless who was so seiioasly injured a couple of weeks ago by falling from a scaffolding in the house of Mr John Strickley at Alta is recovering finely He is able to be lap and will shortly be around The advertisement of the Home Dramatic Club announcing its attractions next week is published this morning The members are putting forward strong attractions and are certain to be rewarded with full houses LOOK HERE If you want Dodgers ybu want Envelopes If you want Bill Heads If you want Statements If you want Certificates If you want Box Labels If you want Note Heads If you want Show Cards If you want Law Blanks If you want Ball Tickets If you want Programmes If you want Letter Heads If you want Bottle Labels If you want Auction Bills If you want Bank Checks If you want Calling Cards If you want Address Cards If you want Shipping Tags If you want Business Cards If you want Wedding Cards If you want Invitation Cards If you want Business Circulars If you want Pamphlets Printed If you want Job Printing of any description done in a most satisfactory manner you can satisfy your wants by calling at or addressit the HERALD Office Salt Lake CitY HOT DINNERS 5 Pron 12 to 2 pja J25c Cronk Beer Soda Water Cream LTTflCH PUT UP for TRAVEL HACELLS m26 Opposite Theatre MBLIOYPAH Proprietor EJ SILT LASS LIVERY AND SALE 3TABL5 And Omni 3H3 Line 24 to Si SECOND mum BTBEE It 4 JlOrdora left at Edo Promptly m7.