The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

privea Il proper accommodation, and tho time was
moi made public from the stand.
The following Is q summary of both races
FIRST DAY-Monday, June Is, club purse $500,
W. I. Cheatham names John Little's br.
m. Maid Of Orleans, by Bethune, ont Of
Alice Carneal, by imported Sarpedon,
five Yeas old, carrying lI2lbs; dress,
II. D. Feiter names r. p Fields ch. M.
Ellen Bateman, by Glencoe, dam by
Trustee, four years old, carrying l0l lbs;
W. B. Young names ch g. White Eye, by
Boston, dam by Sumpter, FIVE years old
carrying Ill lbs; dress, blue and white .
G. ii. DelaliuDt names b. m Madonna, by
imported Yorkshire, dam Magnolia, by
Glencoe, four years old, carrying lOl
lbs: dress, fancy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s 9 2
R. Ten Brock ma mes g. by Glencoe, dam
Sallie Ward four years old, carrying lOl
49, " fime@i:soi i:5ii ISL. '''
SAME DAYS.. Nicholas stake for all ages Q
single heat of four miles, four year olds aud over,
to carry lOOlbs. $500 subscription. $3.50 forfeit,
$500 added by the st. Nicholas Hotel, If two or
more start.
P. S. Fowler named CHI h. Highlander, by
Glencoe dam Castanet, BY Monarch,
five years old; dress, white and blue. l
r. 2. Field names b. G. Little Flea, by
Gray Eagle, dam imported, six years
old; dress, blue ano blue. ............
j. G. Chids named ch e. Ruebe, by
Trustee, dam by Medoc aged; dress, red
Time-7:45.
Tor the entries for to days races, see advertise
ment under The proper head
Theatrical add Musical.
BROADWAY TaEATaE-The Jew cal drama oi
Dick, the Newsboy,' will be repeated this
Ing, Mrs. b. Villa ns gu tanning the Oh trlcter Of
ID ck. he DONE site Irish drama entitled lrelan
"a II - will clcee tie amusgmeati Mr. Williams
appearing as Ragged Pat, and Mrs. Williams as
Judy O'Flaherty.
BowFRY Observation-Disclosures play styled the
Lady OF Lyons" is to be the commencing feature
this evening. Mr. w. II. Goodlii, q very promising
young actor, viii personaie the ch ianter OF Cnde
Melnoste and Mrs. Macreldy that Of Pauline The
drama of John Avery" is also 20 be played, tose
ther with tight Iope performances.
NIBLo's GaRpEN.-The performances FOR tomor-
row evening will commence with evolutions on the
tight rope, by La Petite Isabel, Nine. AXel, Leon
Javell and III. Baudin. This will be followed by
grand advertisement of seven Dances and the
whole will terminate with the fairy spectacle OF the
Green Monster
NATIONAL THEAqRE--J. G. Hanley, Yankee
Locke and Herr Cline are all to appear this even
ing. The tragedy of " Pizarro" viii be the first
follow in his astonishing tight rope performance,
and the drama OF True Love Never Runs
Smooth will conclude all, Yankee Locke appear
ing as Darius Dutton.
AMERICAN MUsEuM.-The new anG original come
dy, in three acts, entitled the " Hope of the Fami
ly, will be played this evening. Tue cast embraces
the names OF nearly all the company. Two laugh
able pieces will also be given this evening, namely
the Mlody Ashore, !" and . Domestic E;ouomy.n
CRRIsTYs MNsTRELs.-The Concert d Ia jul
len, several favorte negco melodies, dancing, and
the Christmas festival sports, comprise the enter
tainment to be given BY this popular band this
evening.
WOODS MlNsTREIs.-The new buretta entitled
g Black Douglas, or the Lost Baby Found" is to
be repeated tonight, George sustaining the charac-
ter OF Nebraska Bill Douglas.
BUcKLEY's SERENADERs.-The fairy opera Of
Cinderella, or the Magic Glass Slipper" will be
represe nted this evening, with scenery. cos
tunes, machinery and transformations. The usual
performances will also be given.
FRANCoNIs HIFPoDRoaE.--This evening the new
company, under the direction of Mons Ffalcoai,
will give their second grand performance.