, 1863-09-03
THE CHICAGO DRIVING PARK,
Yesterdays Tros for One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars.

offered last week By the Chicago Driving PARK
Association would contend in the afternoon for q
pnrse Of hundred and nfty dollars, also ot1e1ed
By the Association, caused considerable futterins
among the friends Of the parties, and notwith:
standing the violence Of the wind, and the
binding duet everywhere prevailing, giving
little promise OF sport or speed, there was
respectable gathering Of our citizens, including
FUR proportion Of ladies'. The managers had
eprink1ed and rolled the track hut could not pre-
vent the clouds Of dust from pouring over into
the inclosure, and, with the raw uncomfortable
breeze, rendering the sport to the spectators more
nearly allied to penarce than pleasure.
The horses entered were "Scapel," owned By
II. R. Black; "Si1as Rich," by Daniel Thompson
and "Naboclish," }" BY Joseph, Cairn Simpson. II
the former trials " Sca1pel" Won the $500 purse
''silas Rich the $500 purse, and " "Nabocllsh' =
the 500 purse. The best time made by
"Sca}pel" was a:45, BY "si1as Rich
2s5H, md by s'Nahoclish," $50. From
thcee data, bcttets formed their opln.
ion Of the relative merit Of the horses. From
the ftst, sl1as Rieh Was tho farorltc, and there
were numerous Offers Of two to one TINT he would
win the race. "Naboc1tehf had bnt few friends
at the outEet "scaIpcl's' friends we1o conf,
dent, and without bluster, quietly backed up thei,
tayorite st the odds offered. Messrs- ". F. Mer
rick, D. II. Crosby and n. E. Fairbanks were
pamcd the judges.
Preliminary to the start the horses were nut
through their PAGES, that spectators might judge
intcIlgenty OF their powers, and riak their money
underetandingly. Quiet men OF good Judgment
etaked their money On "Nabocliet," judiclously,
az will be seen In the sequel.
The first heat was won by "NabocIish," IN
44,-Rich" being second. "Naboclshr stock
went up with rush, and the odds were exactly
reversed. "R1ch's" friends were still uncon.
vinced, and took the bets offered. The second
heat was eaeily taken by tho brown horse In
3:41x, as was also the third, after an exciting
trot in 2:43
large amount Of money changed hands, sever-
al leaTy bets having been made that owing to the
weather aud the high wind 245 would not be
touched; while others set the figures at s.ss.
-fGrst Heak-Bettlng two to one on "sllas Rich
sca]pel" drew tho pole, 'tNabocliah,' the second
noaition, and *Rlcll'' tho outside, There wero
four false starts. before the word was given. the
the 1un. At last on The afth trial they we're Oh
hna ha hardly Rasssa hundred st 6etore
down to his work and dong the. only fros.
ing which was dono before the quarter
post was pasaed. *Naboelist'' was q couple
but finally settled down to Ills business maufullY.
passing the second quarter in 1:2s the third n
20! ard vim Ing the heat ~ two lenHths IN ::+4
with numerous takers. At the first start the
horses failed 70 score but second trial sent them
Of handsomely: 'Nabocllsh - had the polo aud
quarter post in So seconds and t1otsing a!ong tbe
of tho squasyst t!ottpg done ovsr ~ t5aef siass
crowded him closely, but near the distance post he
shot length ahead and passed the seora In I'D.
rance, yanee, Winning the beat IN FAX. .scalpcl' and
cla5ed "Sealpcl" second IN tie beat.
;, 1Aird Hfak-Be tting two TO one on "Nabocllah,'
"Naboc1ith" had the pole, OF courao. There wore
bocliEh" little ID aisance, Tue quarter post waa
passed BY tue brown horse, closely pressed BY
= 'scalpel' IN 40 seconds. and the second post il
hsudeomcst tEotting Of the day. '.scalpel' crowd
irg him closely, and at one time apparently pass
edlhim, but on The homcstretch 'Naboclish" was
eeseT S4' psssed s aaa adHf's sciRps RRsS
When within a few rods OF the score.
= Nahoclsh" broke, but his driver ekilfu1ly csus.
within four feet Of the scratch brought him down
to tros. thus winning the heat aud tho race In
SUMMARY.
GarcAqo t9s Da!s1So r*ak, sErr. sp tsss-Parse
1osenh Cnfrn Sfmpson's b.. r. .sEahnciishS:aI i
y. Thompson'e i. ..Siins Iich," 49,
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Combinations.
We had supposed that tho combination Of the
Gospel and denttats5 in this city was LEFT entirely
to one dental establishment, and that other meu-
bers Of the dental profession here would connne
themselves In their productions strictly to nrorss
sioual matters; yet VIC notice an attack upon ua
through the columns Of the Tx1ppSs. nurnort;np
10 CONC from dentist. WHO ia prohab1v srst,nr
chestnuts from the fire for other na,tie. thst nrc
tend to have eecu the etyle of work upder discus.
zion. Some weeks since this t.cstsoav'' was in
our o.Ilcc. introduced himself ~ Dr. success
so1 to tho Reverend dentist, formerly Of No, %
Hs1dolph street, and Was yc.y anxious to $50 a
specimen OF our new style Of work, saying 1e Esd
never seen, or until recently heard OF anything Of
tha And, and hs waA very anxious to obtAin q r.
cense for using it in this city but his very geaer
ous request being negatlved. we soon lost sight Of
him. We license the use Of this work to honnra-
bic dentists outside Of this city but hare retpect
fully declined to license, in several Instances In
this city. A to man'e being ahla to give an In
tslIIgent opinion OF something ha knows nothing
Of, VIC lcavc TO the decision Of the public. The
arguments against this improvement savos strong
1v of another concern, which claims that couslnu-
ors rum work upon platina is ndr esc<u.ace. but
cott,rnous ruun work upoa p1ntinr. combined with
yp1c,nized rubber, il failure. and nc Suspect the
r,u,r of this 10 be- the propaetory c1aim and In.
ren.ion of niatfna. II nlatina work BE- valuable.
tnrn combination muet be 70 for plautina work
+. strong, perfect and beautiful. and were It not
for its creat weight, md often ilatt.pc character,
isttcs. Tou1d be yery desirable. II such be ths
fact, then this new etytc of work, being OF the
e.4s materials, made In the same manner. only 40
constructed as to combine with rubber, mus. be
snccess and an improvement, because It is light,
strong, easy, perfect, aud durable, being also
free from the dark lines Of block OF single teeth
Tulcanized to any kind Of plate. DlvestIug that
communication OF It's Religious element, We think
II amounts 10 Just this: that bis assertions arc
pfomptedi that be u destous Of notoriety through
the columns Of public journals, begging othes par
ties to pay tho printer. Yet ne decline, as In the
instance Of granting license to him for using Our
work In this city. The religious component OF the
article Is we'll IN its place. Tho old Scripture doc
trino Of an "cye for an eye" " or "a tooth for q
tooth, may (hut "e doubt 1D possibly hare re.
fted 70 oeenNsts AID dentists Of the present day,
nnt 10 adln'uea py ID. d. that the >tEuashtnc OF
tue teeth mas reference to the future state Of the
unfostunatcs. md We hope that thia doctrine may
be strictly adhered 10 ana tha1 any attempt to
practice 1has AT IN Inns cry or Inc surrounding
counuy' may iah'
AZ Gen. Jea. Thompson might have quoted
When 60 atsoutlns' goa trontfns;' T. 80, there
fore, II man VIII deh, let him fsh; II he will
him photograph, (but it is much better not to at
tack hss brethren before be Ia tWo-year old,l 80
only that We resolve professional business Into is
legitimate channels. Oar combination Is distinct
In its character, beautiful xnd natuga In appear
arcc, licht snd strong In is texture, as has been
proreu Az the test OF the pudding is in the eating
thereof 60 also is the test Of this work in ths wear