Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-05


MraFIs RAeHs-sFHFFs MnhsyeZAs'
terdsy morning ushersa ia he thSd DAY Of M
spring meeting over The Memphis course Th'
weather was vsry fns, ard ne track was in
beautiful eonai hon. We were pleased to see =
ilsrrsr nsmber Of ladies IN Attendance thanupoH
anv- occasion heretofore. The race yesterday
"a. Tor IL Jockey eiab perez Of s60oAhree.
nile heats-for which there were tvosatHss-
John n GAYS CAPT TF6ris, and col Scfugg's
lbav fnlv BY Genoos. Capt. Trauis was the de-
eised favorits, and bets kEsrs freely made a a-
most any odds against The fliy. Al fhetsp Of
the dam DE fily teokt H. lead andran under a
hard Pul with Irarit Two lengths behind, IN
til thg reached the FIRST quarter OF the last
mile, when The Yorkshire horse came square
up, and ran alonesi5e AZ a brisk gait down the
back stretch, taking The lead from The ely at
the half-mae post, which BE- kept 10 the stand.
Time 5:5i.
At the beginning q TIE second heat, Travis
lead the mare two lengths for two miles and :
hah, when the mare closed a little, and made a
desperate effort foE the heat. her rider using
the whip pretty freely but apparently with no
effect upon the mare-she not being fast en-
Oagh to drive Trauis to his best speed.
Capt Traris won the sseaaa heat with
grsatsr ease than ihe FIRST Fine 5.59l
summary.
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NoodS b. Pram year t------- ! !
2 Ismes JscFsan uaued Cal p scrurE 81
b. Glencoe dan Ssuv shanuen wa 49, ? ?
Tme s5i-sssE
The following is the programme Of the sport
to-day.
FTRsT RACE.
godtsy Grub Purse. seoa-,vn mile heaf--fw entries
l-ames Jnap % eniersh q EHs ByHun hyGleuor
am 81 ohfna ~. Purnissusrarie
a-A.L- Rinraman eufrrs . T. Be E8ea ~ Girn-e,
dam Araline by Lrviaia'a 70 red and While
SECOND RACE -
Proprisiors Parse slso-mne hssts-eI6 snrrance-
entrance adied- Frer TT an azes. 2~eutries-
i-Guld and Rivthe eater d. q EHs Dsan b. Athian,
dam slauaHua ~ Esip7r AZ blsck md red SPOT
blame Jsctsass h,su G. " Dilnhuufs rrcv mars
AK Hssataiu sntsrs iCo Jno. czmpheHo n o.
IeuTd Spdlaa BY WseneTfd zm 6hvtna hy lueusiy
On Friday, in addition 10 the regular stake
announced, a silver pitcher and goblet. valued
At $3.50, win BE- run for under the title Of the
" Plate Sake two mile heats. s25 entrance,
entrance money to be added. An entries FOR
this stake must be made BY 4 P. NJ. to-day, BY
application to the judges stand
LOCKS RIAL ESTATE s,LEs-Mr Locke
made one or two extraordinary good sales YES
terday, as follows: p acres Of land on M A.
G.. Ellis farm, on which is an old residence,
sold at $50 per acre, 70 Capt J. C. McManus;
p acres in the rear Of the above to the same
gentleman, at s2l0 per acre; p acres on Her
nando Plsnk-rosd, with a new residence, sold
to R. J.. Walt for 5000 5 aeres, on the same
road, in the rear Of the above, sold 10 John
Brown at 500 per acre.
-LOOk out for onnIbpses with free seats
TO Locke s Co.'S sale Of superior suburban
Lots, in the nsighborhood Of b. Grsham's,
Gov. Harms, Judge Harris and Capt. ShI-
ley's. Read the advertisement, attend the
sale, buy as much as you can paw for, partsks
Of the sumpluous fare that viii be provided for
you, and our word for il, YOU will rome home
as well satisfied with yourself as you have been
foT many a day.
WHGHTAsE-Ths wharf master, Tobias
Wolfe, ESQ, reports that during the month Of
April there were 1e4 steamboat arrivals AZ our
wharf, paying s2,o40.45 for wharfage, and q
arrivals, paying s34l- Total, s2,3s7.
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q We observe that Msssrs. Vest, Register
4 Co, have received an elegant lot Of Organ
lie robes, together with many other new styles
# goods BY Adams Inland Express, five days
rom New York. The robes are in style entirely
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