, 1862-09-12

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THE WORLDS HORSE FAIR.
TR0ITlNG AND RUNNING RACES
Ladies' TquestrfaDism---A Splendid
Programme for To-Day.
The heavy condition Of the track, owing to
fpeed exhibitors, in the morning, yesterday,
cruelty to the horses. The lowering clouds
and constant sprinkles Of the forenoon, reud-
cred it utterly futile to attemptIhe calling of
ary classes, as announced and, consequently,
the morning passed away without action.
At'er dinner, the Wild having dried the
tra. K to come extent, and 3 large crowd being
In attendance, it was decided, at a late hour, to
cs1ry through the published programme in
Justice to the spectators.
LADIES EeUEsTuIAE1sx.
Fer the most accomplished lady equestrian, who
has Lever hefnre taken u premium tor riding. NJ
any fa.r-gracefulne-s of ca,1laue and confidence
id sii!l IN ne management Of 1ns horse 1elns
third. SEQ; fourth, SIPS: fifth, $l0o.
There were four entries in this cIass:
Miss v. 4. S1artwout, Lgons. III.
Miss Maggie Splllnlan, Ho.ehil1, Ill.
bliss Ella T. L'Hommcr1tu, Chicago.
hits III. E. Rose. Chicago
MAs Mary spillman WAS attired in black
cloth sack, black alpaca fkirt, open corsage
fastent at reck blAck cloth can with black
ve}yel trimmings and plume. Sae appeared
to great advantage sitting equasely in ner Sud
die, erect ard f4ct f1eemosr. S1e Vas the fl
vor.te an org many, from the first appearance
OF tue eoutes, ,abts upon the ground. She
rode with g careless ease, and more gracefully
thar suy,
Miss L. Hommedien wore black alpaca
batle. open corsag win widely plated trout;
black beaFtr Lat, with red trimmings and
black plume. Her riding wa5 chlrac5zriz d
By much tlill, and she sat her horse casili
ara will
Miss S~artwout was dressed ia greeu
habit, t1eeyes trimms d with black silk puff
i1g; wide white worked collar; black e1o3h
cap, with wide silver hand. She rode without
| t:dnlr. managed her horse well, and for long
| time alyideu the volts of tie Committee.
Hiss Mary Rose, Of Waukegan, Mich Was
dressed in black alpacca skirt poTdered with
wash leather. black cloth cap, purple trim
/ niines aud black plume, with narrow puff
coging, reck with blue centre. Sac sat her
| hurse well and elected many eucouliums from
|
| the spectators.
TIE premiums we're awarded as follows
| FIRST premium to Miss N. E. Rose; secoud,
| to Mrs Maggie Splilnan; 1hird, to Miss M.
/ A. S~altTut; fourth, to Miss Ella L'Hom-
! n4editu.
| GREEN TRoTT1Sd HORSES.
| The Lay uurc, Fanny Ferp, Which was en-
tered IL tt;s class Tuesday und-r protest,
| and 'ook the 6ectn nd premium, Was yeEterd y
| rued out by the Executive Commute ee. salts
! factory evidence barihg BEEN furnished them
that She had trutted bcfure for money uoon a
| regular course. This entitled C%pt- II iris
"Geo'ge B.d~e11." tn the secand prem,um.
"Jennie" apd s Darlington u trot heat te
| with ease by Darling on il 800. No matter o.
interest was called forth neediag report
RUNNING RACE.
Mile heats. for purse Of sam.
" Robbins enters III. Twilight.
Mr. Harper enters gz, 6. Bail.
Bail is dapple grey, about fifteen hand
high, ihe heavy bones aud muscular develop
| nlebt; beautiful aid Feat in fTont, has the ap
pearanct Of d full 1url horse, and would etaql
the fiIorite. T~ilight is d bright chesnut
With two white bind feet; floe stl IL aud stride
remarkably heavy in herdriElng po EeEs 1isc;
we'll fn the wi;hers, shoulders playing vel
back; fead and e.rs ordinary.
Ftayt Ient.-Thty started of, Twilight a5ou
a lepg'h ahead. Size held back to B Ill, WHO'S
rider ses ming to be conscious of his superio
nre'ness OF ioor, did lot attempt to urge hiu
till near the head OF the home stretch, vhez
he made brush {nr the lead, which he easil.
obtained at the tnrr, drawing out length
and rainraining this position to the scor.
Bal coming il Il length In adEance, in s:01
Although the track WAS heavy, the time wa
cer!alnly no index to the speed Of the horses
us there mas no etfurt on the part OF eithc
during the fist part Of the heat.
Second Heut-I1is beat was similar to til
former, eXct pt that the horses laid down t
their work earlier in the heat, and that th
brush took place after passing the secon
tp,n, Bail winning the heat and race in l:57144
TIE y ork of the day closed with q trott,p
match to harness between j. c. D4rnett'
bay mare and Capt. Ben. E. Harris sorre
borset 1or purse of 800, best three in five
This f1oyed vrr9 exciting race and resulte
in tie sorre1 horse winning the purse afte
four straight heats.
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
Fastest trottipg stallion and three Of his thre
3ear old colts: the ftallfnn and three Of HIS coll
10 20 tpe mile; the psemian 10 re gwen to tn
i stallion and eolts. showing the least assregaI
MnLRR1 BATTERY.
I, hen accepted By HP1 Miller, Of Miller
Battery, aid his command, to visit the fa
4 grounds today, at 5 o'clock, With his bate,
y lur parade.
RUNNING RACES.
:, There will be running race this Afternoon
two ubal.s and repeat, for 8 premium Of III
L. "A1 dy Burt,' Ball. and TX 4nsas' hal
!. been named to rua this race. Weather pc
i Milling, This rlce will take place as above.
FOOT RACE.
Several parties haye asked the consent
II | the superintendent to run q foot race for
I. sweepstake purse Of $50 entrance fee =
}, winner 10 take pure and entrance fces-d
tance sixty 5srds-t"o or more to make Il
Is race The eu pt rlnteIdent has granted pc
= 11issioD.
EXHIBITION OF PREMIUM sToCK.
,a The exhibition for the day will close with
40 grand caralcade Of the stock, and 1adle
n gentle men, mieses and boy equcs:1ians ri
ot have won premiums at this tair.
g. The executive committee has learned
experience that it is tmpracticab!e to CO.
:, n.eIce the work u the day on the track
E. tore noon; and in order to accommod .te
E. vi! % der ire to witness the performances
the track it has been decided to commen
IL the work Of the programme promptly at o
IT. o'cleck.
Is To the Friends of Deaf Mutes
:, Illinois.
II. JACKSONVILLE, Sept, 3, 1860
e. To the friends Of Deaf Mutes in Illinois:
u The ensuing term Of school in this Insti
q. tion will commence on Wednesday, Octot
r. 1st. The following are the terms Of adm
m. sion of pupils:
applicants ehould not be under ten years OF q
nor over thirty Children Possessing wcaS c
r. tt1tuliunf, who hare failed to attain the or
~ 1ary growth and Vi ger of mind and body sho
WI Lot be brought TO the Institution under TIVE
JsaIe It age.
The p1uper time for admitting pupils is at
-. opening Of the session; and punctnAity ia 20
purtsnt tha, none will be received except in
Ae ,raofdlnary Cares, who do not come At Or apt
thnt time.
Ike Pupils fom Illinois are admitted to all the D,
y .gea Of the Institution free Of charge; be
It, provided With board. washing. fuel, tights,
~ lion. books. AID tyery Necessary article, exc
nl' clothing a1d 1.aveling expenses
Each pup should come provided With sui11cl
cluthttg 10 last one year, OF With The money
proeule it. He should also have a trunk. witt
tood lock and hey, and large enough 10 contain
t.lcily na1sed with his name. :...
- | In all casss where the parents or pupils sent
sp the Institution for the educat1on OF the Deaf
Dumb, and he education ef the Bind, are too P
r1v to finnish them with good aud sufficient clo.ht
ta. | or where eaid pupils are without parents aud
les able to fur sh themselves with suth clothing.
4ue Jucge Of the County Court of the county #
.ty which they sent. .hall certify the game
ge. PRINCIPAL. who sbal procure such necessary clt
SO ing atd charge the same to es'd county.
hi. I ltt all oeelIing to avail themselves Of the
-, vantsgee Of the Institution be here promptly
,bu the opening Of lhe school
ne ne PnIrr G. G111Er, Principa
ar Illinois papers please copy.
op-
"a; sKuLKERs sARRE5TEp--Officer Charles T
4, T. Diclife arrested last night Matt Powers, j.
IN, H.Dn, Charles Heron, James Sullivan,
L!iy asd James Sullivan, Jr., fagltlyes from
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