The Sun.
London, England, 1868-09-12 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, IS6B.

POLICE EV TELLIGENCE-- This Day.

BOW • STREET.

THE FRAUD ON THE INLAND REVENUE.—The pri-
soner Monk, who stands charged with having in
his possession a quantity of fictitious foreign bill
stamps, was placed at the bar, and the pawnbroker's
assistant to Mr. Cartland, of Shoe-lane, stated that
the witness Evans came to his employer's shop
and pledged £ll worth of the forged stamps for
£6. He had on a former occasion taken in £ll worth
but they had been redeemed within the month.
The prisoner was again remanded.
Jackson, another prisoner, was then placed at
the bar for further examination.
Mr. Alfred Knight, of High-street, Whitechapel,
said the prisoner purchased a watch at his shop,
and paid for it with four forged stamps. He dis-
covered that fact from taking the stamps to Mr.
Biden, of Cheapside, who placed two of them in
water, when the penny medallion covering the can-
celled mark on the foreign stamp came off, and at
once showed that the stamp had already been used.
A shopman from Mr. Moses, clothier, Islington-
green, also attended, and stated that the prisoner
purchased some clothes at his employer's shop,
paying for them with the false stamps. The fraud
was discovered in his case on his taking them to get
cashed at the Islington branch of the London and
County Bank.
Mr. Nathan Harris, of the Westminster-road,
said the prisoner also favoured him with his custom
and purchased a watch and chain, paying for the
same with the fictitious stamps. He took the stamps
to the amount of £5 155., subject to a deduction of
per cent. The prisoner gave his address, " Mr.
Mailers, pawnbroker, Caledonian-road."
An assistant from Mr. Hollington, pawnbroker,
Walworth-road, produced the watch spoken to by
the last witness, and identified the prisoner as the
person who pawned it, he giving at the time the
name of " James King." _ _

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The prisoner was also again remanded.
Samuel Judge, of 9, Mackintosh-street, Horton,
was charged with a violent assault on the manager
and barman at the Wellington Hotel, Wellington-
street, Strand, and both of the above parties gave
satisfactory evidence to prove him guilty of the
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It appeared that the prisoner came to the bar
of that establishment and requested to be served
with some drink, but Mr. T. W. Woodin, the
manager, seeing that he was intoxicated refused to
supply him. Upon that he not only became very
abusive, but committed the assaults in question.
Mr. Vaughan said that he sat there to do
justice, and he should not be doing so unless he
pr,tected publicans, who wished to conduct their-
houses respectably, from such persons as the pri-
soner. He must therefore be committed for 21 days
with hard labour for the assault on the manager,
and as the barman did not appear to be much in-
jured, a fine of 40s. for the assault on him would
be inflicted ; at the same time he must also pay 18s.
for damage done to the manager's clothes, otherwise
he would have to remain in prison 21 days longer.

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SPORTING PROPHECIES.

HAMPTON, RICHMOND, AND KELSO MEETINGS.

" BELL'S LIFE."

RICIIMOND.—Richmond Handicap—The Dean,
King of the Fairies, or Flora. Easby Stakes—Lord
Hawthorn and Watson's selected. Sapling Stakes
—Lord Hawthorn or Brennus. The Wright Stakes
—Dryad. Burton Handicap—Flora or Frolicsome.
HAMPTON.—East and West Molesey Stakes—
The Laird. Innkeepers' Handicap—Out and Outer
and Ambitious. Thames Valley Handicap—John
Leech, Weather Isle, and Maesllwch. Durdans
Handicap—Patti or Brenda. Mole Nursery Stakes
Miss Dayrell, Actress, and Imperatrce colt. Hamp-
ton Nursery—Venetia and King of the Rovers. The
Cardinal's Handicap—Seringapatam or Ambitious.
KELSO.—Roxburghe Handicap Honesty and
Ca wdor. Border Ha n dicap —C a wdor. Stewards'
Cup—Fortunio or Viscount.

" THE ERA."

RICIIMOND.—Richmond Handicap—The Dean or
Flora. Burton Handicap=—Sister to Little Agnes.
HAMPTON. —lnnkeepers' Handicap—Ambitious or
Mars. East and West Molesey Stakes—Fitz-Ivan
and The Laird. Alexandra Plate—Warrior or
Seriegapatarn. Nursery Stakes—Lumley or Im-
peratrice colt.

- KELSO.—Roxburghe Handicap—King's Cross or
Armourer. Stewards' Cup—Fortunio.

" THE SPORTSMAN."

HAMPTON.—East and West Molesey Stakes—
The Laird. Innkeepers' Handicap—Hop Leap or
La Belle Jeanne. Thames Valley Plate—Mistletoe
or Mr. Hughes's selected. Durdans Handicap—
Brenda or Valeria. Mole Nursery—Electricity or
Actress. Alexandra Handicap—Lily and Laird of
Scotland.

" SPORTING LIFE."

HAMPTON.—East and West Molesey Stakes—
Lionel or Grand Duke. Innkeepers' Handicap—
Quality. Thames Valley Plate —Maesllwch and
Macduff. Durdans Handicap—Alberta or Brenda.
Mole Nursery—Electricity, Antias, or Mathilde.
Hampton Nursery—King of the Rovers and Lady
Audrey filly. Alexandra. Plate—Herennianus or
Seringapatam. Cardinal's. Handicap—Muezzin or
Lord Derby. _ _

RICHMOND.—The Easby Stakes—Lord Bothwell.
Sapling Stakes—Brother to Shibboleth or Brennus.
Richmond Handicap—Sister to Little Agnes. The
Member's Plate—Mercury, Evelina, or Geant des
Batailles. The Richmond Cup—Evelina. Wright
Stakes—Dryad. Burton Handicap—Sister to Lit-
tle Agnes or Flora.

KELSO.—Roxburghe Handicap—Cawdor. Kelso
Plate—Kingmaker or Booty. Border Handicap—
Booty. Stewards' Cup—Fortunio or Ecarte. Nur-
sery Handicap—St. thing° or Dryad.

"SPORTING TRIES."

KELSO.—Roxburghe handicap—King's Cross or
Armourer. Nursery llandicap—St. Mungo. The
Stewards' Cup—Fortunio or Viscount.

" SPORTING GAZETTE."

RICHMOND. —Richmond Handicap—Flora or T.
Dawson's selected. Burtun Handicap—Flora. The
Easby Stakes—Watson's representative.
HAMPTON.—East and West Molesey Handicap—
The Laird. Mole Nursery—Lumley, Antias, and
Electricity. Nursery Stakes—King of the Hovers
and Robespierre.

KELSO.—Roxburghe Handicap—King's Cross or
Honesty. Kelso Plate—Booty. Stewards' Cup—
Ecarte.

"SUNDAY TIMES."

HawToN.—lnnkeepers' Plate—Professor Ander-
son, Grand Duke, and Volhynia. Nursery Plate—
Lumley, King of the Rovers, and Redbreast. The
Alexandra Plate—Lymington.

KELso.—Roxburghe Handicap—Sunstroke. The
Border Handicap—Cawdor.

'► THE FIELD."

RlCHMOND.—Richmond Handicap Mr. John-
stone's representative, The Dean, Minster Bell, or
Flora. Richmond Cup—Last Rose of Summer.
Members' Plate—Mysotis. Sapling Stakes—Lord
Hawthorn and Number Nip. Easby Stakes—lly-
men or Lord Hawthorn. Burton Handicap—Fro-
licsome or Flora. Wright Stakes—Dryad or Lord
Hawthorn. _ _

KELSO.—Roxburghe Handicap Paganini and
Armourer. Border Handicap—Vernlam or Beau►y.

something, and the former goes well again now. Con-
gratulator, Clatfordt Lifeboat filly, Tiger Tim, and the
filly by Caliban are each doing good work.

FINDON.—For the flesarewitch 1 observe that the stable
has accepted with Romping Girl (Bst Mb, inc. 71b extra),
Owain Glyndwr (Bst 41b), and the filly by Newminster
out of Irish Queen (7st 71b). Dwain Glyndwr is doing a
gallop each morning of a mile and a half, sometimes a
little over, but the Irish Queen filly is at present only
cantering. Cambridgeshire.—Our acceptances are Romp-
ing Girl (Bst 51b, inc. 71b extra), filly by Newminster out
of Irish Queeu (7st 121 b), Wolsey (6st 121 b), and Hermi-
tage (sst 71b).
HEDNESFORD.—From what I can glean here wo shall
have a few horses at Brecon, Monmouth, and Manchester.
The horses that are doing most work here are six of Hop-
wood's—East Lancashire, Success, Knight of the Elms,
Side Drum, Wynnstay, and Meanwood. The latter is only
in slow work, but the others are doing mile gallJpi. Hop-
kins's Little horse, Turn of Luck, saems to go well. Cliff
has two strings out daily, amongst which are Ilium, Bar-
nabo, Rotrousse, Uncas, Monitor, Torch, Ambition, Vex,
Troubadour, Dalwhinnio, Ottoman, The Rock, Monsieur
Louis, and Master Tom, who seem to go very well.

LAMBOUBXE.—At Kelso we have Sunstroke and Cawdor
engaged in the Roxburghe Handicap, and you will have
seen Sunstroke running at Doncaster ; and Cawdor, when
ho ran at Oxford, swerved all over the course. He goes
straight enough in his gallops at home, but if that really
was his form at Oxford he has no chance. I tkink it is
a bit of " kid" myself. He is also in the Border Handicap.
The horses that have been left at home under the care of
the head lads have been doing well this week. I see that
King-land and Mexico are left in the Cesarewitch, and
they aro both well, and I think have got a chance.
FYFIELD.—T he following horses are doing some good
work : —Hoplite, the lone filly, Sister to Franchise, Dulcet,
Portsmouth, Juanita, Heather Bell, Cantine colt, Threat-
ener, La Bello Helene, Colonel Peel, and Carina. At
Kelso, in the Roxburghe Handicap, we have Citron. The
horse is well, but I shall not recommend him at present.
STANTON.—The following have been doing steady work:

—Battonier, Ruric, Jeanie Deans, True Heart, Fidelia,
The Returned, Marlyon, Sallist, Sister to Albrighton,
Stanton, the Morella filly, Tarquin, and Ben Block. For
the Cesarewitch See-Saw and Rude have accepted. See-
Saw, Fidelia, Jeanie Deans, Runic, The Returned, and
Marlyon have accepted for the Cambridgeshire.
EPSOM.—Sipco my last the Squire's team has been doing
well. The Dundee colt, Monitress, and Beeswing are
doing rare work every morning, and Nightingall has been
busy sending Cecil some good gallops in company with
Grand Duke, Otho, and Warlike. It will be seen that all
our horses have cried content in the Cesarewitch, except
Glengarnock, who declined at 6st 41b ; and all in the
Cambridgeshire but Lord Ronald, at Bst 101 b. In the
Cesarewitch we have Beeswing (Bst 41b), Tormentor (7st
101 b), Ackworth (7st 81b), Young Rapid (7st), Planet (7st),
Redcap (6st 51b), Cecil (sst 101 b), Laird (sst 81b), and
Aurifera (sst 71b). Cambridgeshire. Tormentor (7st
lOst), Planet (7st), Master Robert (6st 111 b), Redcap (6st
51b), and Cecil (sst 121 b) are in.
LEWES.—We have only one engaged at Hampton,
viz., Redbreast, in the Nursery Handicap, and she has
been doing some good work, and has muck improved,
since she has been here, and with her light weight
should about win, if sent. Astracan, Liotor, Choral,
Primula, Icicle, Messman, Latona colt, Music, Witless,
Watteau, Maccaroon, and several other two year olds
are doing steady work.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER RACES-FRIDAY.

The Cup Day at Doncaster seems to have lost nothing
of its old attractions with the sightseers, the natives, as
usual, mustering in great force. The proceedings opened
with the Park-hill Stakes, for which Athena was made a
hot favourite at 6 to 4 on, and she won very easily from
her two opponents, Mysotis and Frolicsome. The West-
morland Stakes was another turn for backers, the favourite,
Macduff, landing the odds of 5 to 2 after a close finish
with Riga. This was followed by the Doncaster Stakes,
which fell to Geant des Batailles. The Spy being second,
beaten by a head, The Sawyer third, and the favourite,
Tabouret, the absolute last. Twenty-two youngsters
(the largest field brought out during the four days) came
to the post for the Nursery Stakes, the favourites
being the Allington colt, Birthday, and St. Mungo. The
last- named won cleverly by two lengths from Ventnor ;
Tho Crucifixion filly third, close up. Only five runners
out of the 15 coloured on the card came to the post for the
Cup, tin competitors being Julius, Mandrake, Viszount,
Charnwood, and Donaldbain. Julius was the favourite at
11:to 10, and, rounding the bend for the second time,
seemed to have the race in hand; but nearing the enclo-
sure Mandrake drew up with the leader, and, getting in
front opposite the Stand, won easily by a length and a
half. The winner started at 9 to 2, and the party were
evidently very confident, as a heavy commission was exe-
cuted in his favour while the horses were at the post.
Charnwood broke down immediately after passing the
judge's chair. The cup itself was greatly admired.

Parkhill Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for three year olds ;
fillies, Bst 101 b; winners extra; the second to receive
100 sovs. St. Leger Course. 28 subs.

Mr Padwick's Athena, by Trumpeter, Bst 101 b
(Pordham) 1
Mr F. Gordon's Frolicsome, Bst 101 b ..(t)haloner) 2
Mr Watt's Mysotis, Bst 1015 (Osborne) 3
Batting-6 to 4on Athena.. Won in a cantor.
Westmorland Stakes (Handicap), of 5 soya each, wiLla 50
added; second to save his stake. Five furlongs 152
yards. 17 subs.
Mr T. Hughes's Macduff, by Glenmasson, 3 yrs, Sat 131 b,
(car Est lib)
Mr Pryor's Riga, 3 yrs, Est 121 b (H. Covey) 2
Sir W. Throckmorton's Manse, 3 yrs, Est 71b ...(Butler) 3
The following also ran: —Mistletoe, Last Rose of Sum-
mer, Venus, Snider.
Betting-5 to 2 agst Macduff, 3to 1 agst Manse, 4to 1
agst Mistletoe, and 6 to 1 each agst Riga and Last Rose of
Summer. Won by a length.

Doncaster Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 100 added, for
3-yr-olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst 61b. Certain win-
ners extra; second received 50 sovs. Last mile and a
half. 52 subs.

Lord Zetland's Geant des Batailles, by Voltiguer, Bst 101 b
(French) 1
Mr Bowes's The Spy, Bst 101 b
Mr Eastwood's The Sawyer, Bst 101 b (.Snowdeu) 3
...

Tabolira also ran.

Betting 11 to 8 agst Tabouret, 2to 1 agst The Spy,
100 to 30 agst Goant des Batailles, 5 t 3 1 apt The Sawyer.
Won by a head.

Nursery Plate of 200 sovs, for two-year-olds. Last
Mr Merry's St. Itungo, by St. Albau's, Est 101 b (car. Est
111 b) (Kenyon) 1
Mr Cliaplin's Ventnor, 7st 91b (Jeffrey) 2
Dr Shorthouse's f by Oulston —Crucifixion, 7st 71b
(Chatloner) 3

The following also:—Siderolite, Robespierre, Waft
Shibboleth, Toison d'Or, Scottish Rose, Emerald, Good
Hope, Maggie, Lady Dar, Little Nell, British Lion, Royal
Rake, Birthday, Bard of Erin, Alliugton c, Di Spanker,
Pompeii, and Wamb

Bitting.— 5 to 1 agst Allington colt, 8 to 1 each agst
Sider°lite, Birthday, and St. Mungo, 10 to 1 each agst
Robespierre and Ventuor, and 100 to 8 each agst the Cruci-
fixion filly, Good hope, Royal Rake, and Pompeii. Won
in a canter by two lengths.

Doncaster Cup, value 300 sovs ; weight for age, certain
penalties and allowances. Cup course. 2 miles 5 fur.
Mr Johnstone's Mandrake, by Weatherbit, 4 yrs, Bst 51b
(Osborne) 1
Duke of Newcastle's Julius, 4 yrs, Bst 51b (car. Bst 61b)
(Daley) 2
Lord Stamford's Charnwood, 3 yrs, 7st (Llamtnond) 3
Viscount and Donaldbain also ran.
Betting-11 to 10 agst Julius, 9 to 2 agst Mandrake, 11
to 2 agst Charnwood, and 6to 1 agst Viscount. Won by
a length and a half.

Scurry Selling Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 50 added.
Certain allowances. The winner to be sold for 100 sovs.
Red House in. Eight subs.

Mr BromsgLove's Milton, by Oxford, 2 yrs, Gat (.£5O)
(Jeffery) 1
Mr J. Morrio's Harrogate, 4 yrs, Bst 51b (£5O) ...(Parry) 2
Betting-5 to 2on Hinton, who won in a canter by four
lengths.
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Don Stakss of 50 Boys, h ft, for three year olds; colts,
Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b. Last mile. 5 subs.
Lord Stamford's Vale Royal, by Stockwell, Bst 10Ib
(T. French) w.o.
Sweepstakes of 200 sovs each, h ft, for three year olds ;
colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 51b. St. Leger Course.
4 subs. _ _

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Mr Bowes's The Spy, by Underhand (Fordham) w.o.

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