The Sun.
London, England, 1869-09-28 00:00:00

7HE AU7 UMN HANDICAPS.

TIIE4NEWMARKET

Age st lb
Romping Girl 5 9 7
See Saw ... ... 4 9 7
Cock of the Walk... 4 (pd)
Xi ... 6 8 10
King Victor ... 5 8 9
Suffolk ...4 8 8
Rosicrucian ...4 8 7
Grimston ... 4 (pd)
Vagabond ... ... 3 8 7
Athena ... ... 4 8 5
Purveyor ... ... 4 8 4
President Lincoln 4 8 3
Lictor 4 8 3
Rupert 3 8 3
Typhon. ... ... 3 8 3
Cornet ... 4 8 2
Paul Jones 4 (pd)
Bel Giorno 4 8 0
Rysliworth ... 3 8 0
Outfit ... ... 5 8 0
Islam ... 3 7 13
De Vero 3 7 12
Robespierre ... 3 7 11
Cardinal Yolk 3 (pd)
Historian ... a 7 10
Cap- a-pie ... 4 7 8
Satyr ... 5 7 8
Tramp 3 7 7
Ladas 3 7 7
Tenedos ...3 (pd)
Lumley ... 3 7 4

OCTOBER HANDICAP. ,n,
Age si` 4
Fugitive ... 3
Skipjack ° 7 3
,
Ambitious ..• 7 3
Border Knight ° 3
War ... 6 7 5
Our Mary Ann ... 4 0
Brambridge al
Chatelherault j 1
Birthday ... ..• 3 611
Orphan ° 611
The Laird 4
Curieuse •34 66
j 5
Choral 6
Royal Rake ... ° 6
Bosworth 3 6
Young Fenton 3 rod)
Sagittarius 3 I
Bertha, ~.3a 6 ,'1
Prince ~. ..• 6
Cherie ... ••• 6 ;
Teeswater
Lawrence
° 6
Wanderer 43 6
Vallation g
Vanichka 3 6 0
Peabody 5 13
Winifred ...
a° 5 13,,
Vacuum ..• 6 1,,u
The Returned ... 4 5
Aubade ...3

THE CES

Age st lb
The Palmer ... 5 9 3
See Saw ... ... 4 8 13
Cecil 4 8 9
Rosicrucian ... 4 8 9
Kidder minst- r ... 5 8 9
Cock of the Walk... 4 8 8
Taraban ... 5 8 7
Paul Jones ... 4 8 4
Cap-a-pie ... 4 8 4
Goodwood... ... 5 8 4
Duke of Beaufort... 3 8 0
Fair Wind ... 5 7 11
Gondolier 4 7 11
Sycee ... 5 7 9
Robespierre ... 3 7 9
Starter ... 3 7 8
Morna 3 7 8
Nancy . . 6 7 8
Tho Laird 4 7 8
S iderolite ... 3 7 7
Clemente ... 4 7 7
Legislator 4 7 7
Marquis of Carabas 4 7 6
The Special a 7 6
Etoile Filante ... 6 7 2
Birthday 3 7 0
Myosotis 3 6 12
John Davis a 6 12
Adrastia 3 G 12
Robin Rover ... 3 6 10
Tasman ... ... 3 6 10,

ARE WITCH t
Ago 56 9
Phantom 4 6 9
Tramp 3 6 0
Conrad° 3 6
Prouesse 4
Our Mary Ann 6 1
Vanicbka 3 g 1
Lades 3 '6 6
Lopez 6 5
Stork ... 3 6 5
Dodona ••• 3 4
Atonement;
;3;33 j 01166
13
Red Rico • g 5
'Royal Head 5 lt
Vladimir ." 3 1.1
5
Crown Princess .• 3 6 1.1
Storm King ••• -6
Assineboino ••• 19
Miss Peddie colt ... 0 5 9
Lady Evelyn filly b 8
Vacuum ... ••• '„ 5 1
K. Alfred's dam f...
Cherie 3 5
Lamlash • 3 "
Toby 3 ;
Aubado ••• 3

THE LAMB.

ZI DUESHIRE si
ASP 613
Numa Pompilius 53 6
Prior 4 g 6
Phantom •• 36 1
Standard Bearer
Robin Rover ••' 3
6 10
Toison d'Ot ••• 3 10
6
Chanoinesso "• e 9
Miss Day rell "• 3 "
Bosworth ... 3 6
9
Lopez 3 .66
9
Pompeii ..• ••• 46 6
Macduff 4 8
Anthee "' 3
Tramp ... :" 6e 8
Defender 3 ;
Curieuse ." 3
e
Cocoa Nut... 3 ;
Far Away... 3 1
Anlace " 3 v 6 _
6
Royal Rako :• 3 6
Neuchatel... •. 3 6
Chatelherault 3 6 bAtonement •
.“ 3 1
Bertha .. 3 ,
0
Peabody ... 366 4
Teeswater... •• 36 .!
Dodona . 3 4
Jove •••
." 6 4
3 6
Provider ... 4 46
Herennianus •• 3 :0
6 .
Vestminster 3 6
Winifred ... ''• 36 1
Royal Head *" 36 0
0
Vacuum ..• *" 36 0
Red Rice ... 3 6
Vladimir ... 3 g
Wanderer ... "'3 6
Allbrook ••• • 4
5 10
Vallation g 4
The Returned
." 3
1° a '6' 10.
•
Haupai ..• 6
Juanita • 3 5 1
Lady Evelyn
•"▪ 3 5
6 190
Turret ••• 9
Assineboine _ f_• 3 4
King Alfred's dam 3
Antietam ... 3 "i
Lamlash ..• 35 I
Di Spanker ". 36 I
Cherie " , 3 5 /
Toby ••• 5
Aubade •••
Grasshopper f.

Age st lb
Knight of Garter... 5 10 7
Vespasian 6 10 6
Blue Gown ... 4 9 12
Friponnier ... 5 9 9
See Saw ... 4 9 7
The Palmer ... 5 9 6
Laneret . 6 9 t
Rosicrucian ... 4 9 2
Silenus 5 9 0
King Alfred ... 4 9 0
Saladin ... a 8 12
Plaudit ... ... 5 812
Cecil ...4 810
Xi ... ... 6 8 10
Charnwood ... 4 8 8
Typhoeus 4 8 8
Nelusko 4 8 6
Duke of Beaufort... 3 8 5
Goodwood... ...4 8 4
Cornet 4 8 4
Osbaldeston ... 3 8 4
Van Amburgh ... 5 8 3
Morns, 3 8 3
Taraban ... 5 8 3
St Ronan ... 4 8 0
Vagabond 3 8 0
Viscount ... 4 8 0
Bel Giorno 4 8 0
Historian ... a 8 0
Perry Down ... 3 7 13
Lady Zetland ... 4 712
Cardinal York 3 7 12
Starter 3 7 11
Clemence ... 4 7 11
Robespierre ... 3 7 10
Lades ... 3 710
Islam ... 3 7 9
Dunbar 3 7 9
Epworth ... 4 7 9
Heather Bell 3 7 8
La Maladetta f 3 7 8
John Leech ... 47 8
Stork 3 7 7
Fair 5 7 7
Nancy ... 6 7 6
Benbow 3 7 6
Virgule 4 7 6
Border Knight 3 7 6
Brambridge 3 7 4
Skipjack 5 7 4
Etoile Filante ... 6 7 4
Michael de Bascoe 4 7 2
Mille. de Fligny f 3 7 1
Adrastia ... 3 7 0

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OBITUARY.—Francis J. A. Boole, ex-Alderno
and City Inspector of New York, and for many year°
noted Tammany leader, died at the Lunatic Asylum i°
Utica, on Thursday, Sept. 2, aged 48.—Mrs. Catherine
Washington died in Delhi township, Ohio, on Saturday
morning, Sept. 4, aged 80 years. It is claimed that eb°
was a relative of President Washington. She was bore
and married on the Washington estate, in CulpePe
County, Virginia.—Paymaster John D. Gibson, U.S.J'"
died Sept. 3, at his residence at Brooklyn, from disease
contracted on the Guerriere while on the Brazil station!
Ex-Governor Worth died at Raleigh, North Carolina. °II
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known merchant of Boston, died Sept. 7.—James H. Cs"
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New York, Sept. 7, of dropsy.—Mr. James Jackson, Pit-
sidant of the Passaic Co. National Bank, and formerly $
locomotive builder, died Sept. 7, aged 66 years.—T"
mother of ex-Governor Joseph B. Hawley died at Gaze-
novia, N.Y., Sunday, Sept. 5, aged 72, and was interred at
Hartford. She was the wife of Rev. Francis Ilawlelifc4;
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merly of Farmington, of Scotch descent and a native °'
North Carolina. Governor Hawley is now absent in Cal!'
fornia. —The Hon. John Bell died Sept. 11, at his regi;
deuce at Cumberland Ironworks, Nashville. He bad bees
confined to his bed several weeks with fever.
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