, 1863-10-28
TIE TROT AT DRIVING PARK
A DESGHACEFUL AFFAIR.

john Lyle King.
TIE TROT AT DRIVING PARK
A DESGHACEFUL AFFAIR.
Five Thousand People Kumbugecd
The t1ot at Driving Park. yesterday, betwce
Ia'eheH and Clay was most disgracefnl imposl
tion upon the four Or five thousand poor victim
who were IN attendance for the purpose Of eecin
two Of the fastest horses In tho Cnltcd states
The time was nothing that half dozen roa,
horses In this city might not have made -probabl,
1t was not intended to be better. There was nj
match; the winning nag was nnqucetionablY al
WcA known before the horses started as when the,
came out; there was no attempt to please ant
crafty the public, and though tho price OF adm,s
s1on was doubled for tho occabIon, tho desire 70,
more monty was the only thing that was obeyed
Il tals Ia the style Of thing TO which the people O.
Chicago arc invited, the directors OF Driving Parb
Lao better look to 1t, that they not held respou
slblr.
1t iE unnecessary to 60 Into particulars of the
race, suffice that ole horse went slow and thai
thc other didn't 60 any faster, and the programme
is no Doubt to be continued through the week With
such slight alterations as Will best insure the
".ul1ins Of the 11ats."
The Cu1LDRES's CONCERT for the Fair. ut
Metropolitan Hall, last evening, was a great sue.
~, ~ -. "ae .1o"uea 70 It's utmost capacl-
20 ~ .e'o Ao1 . 4oot u standlhg or sitting
- ous "I..e Vac oes"p'eo" VI those present, a
,As' p.1po1son "As 1tom abroad, showing how
.h'' Nv az - pa1t.e'pateo III oy persons tfom
Wy. p4Aees 4ao e'natcn aos only sang With
ets't o"eetaess, put w'tn clcaf distinct enuncs-
atlon 1nas rendered aA tsetr songs pcsfectably
WIS cneozed wildly by the listeners. who 1,ener.
ally JOINED in the laugh with them. The Touno
ladies who performed In solo ind duet eyrnced
unusual culture and accomplishment. The
"Bcantiful Snow" played by little g,l on tbe
piano and eung by the full chorus Of two hundred
children, was moat beautifully rendered. The
choEns to "Raly Round the Fla;' was given
by the whole audience with great effect. The
harp solos were played with exquisite tastc and
skill by Miss Dean, and won warm applause.
r
sged m.n carrying bundle ras rnn over ohont
O'Clock MOE day evening by a train on the cb;c,ro
an5 Burlington Railroad at lis intersection yvith f,
nal street. Tho vain was at a mopnentarv xta,5
still, and be ATTEMPTED to paes between tuo of fho
caie, but the traIn moved On fu.t Mt tbat ins,ant
and he fell under, The wheels nasset1 o--r b,s
abdomen, OF courte he tl,ed inet.nt1v Ictino
Corpu.r usa.a held an iaoues+ m n. ho5z ~.
thets WAS nothipr l,y wbicb IN idart,t. -.
uouan ,xas eao, rnr,,rz ,,ra,, -. -. - ,'r
and thc Uas 70 feet OF foot that no one could
caten htr' Inc verdict OF the jury VAS that the
oecsaecd vas accidentally run oyer by train Of
cars. Officers Babe and Humphrey were at tho
tpos directly alter tho accident md conveyed the
boa7 to the Second Precinct Police Station.
Dzr, 49,
- ouA1e7 0aylor, tae uTa-
Iia1c a1Iof' has oeen IN town fos tbs past two
.ask' aaa was pssfent at NC representation Of his
al HIM" Last night, at NcVickcr's Theatre. lie
ltn yesterday morning for 81. Loufs for the pur-
pose Of producing q tragic play with Mes Char
1otte Thomson, at Dc Bars Theatre, Ills new
1sgeey' entitled "Aspaisc," was produced with
great success At the Walnut Street Theatre, Phla-
de1paia, on Monday evening last, and will be
sno'uy ofonsnt ont az N'olo's, New York.
cpA.n E,o.r,-r
N wilson. Fan h.a aort.s, ...:as ~ ..N".I ss4oo
ncnts IN co,,c ~ 49,. nra.s.tn :. snsealn'
Hail. consist1nc Of revolving, hoating, classical
aeo Ha1aaty taolau1. Which, va learn will be ofa
WY superior eaafactef. All the dresses and rep.
. sessa.a'4oas afs ennte'y new and come OF the
.nost iaoles IN Tue CITY Will take part
n.m - ,ae epiossuuae. "e nope 10 sec metropolitan
-" N''' ue4 to1usus, ahu 1uos' "no 40 not so
A1~ eAe.e...o1.
LAKE CouSTY PoTAToEs.-Mr. r. J. Ben
nett, ono Of the Lake county delegation OF farm.
efa, mas selected from his farm one hundred OF the
lot he presented yesterday, which be has donated
to the Fair, to be sold to individuals who wish |
ncmento from the great Lake county cout,sbu-
ton. He thinks the managers should realize at
least one huud.ed dollars from the sale Of these
samples OF The soldiers potatoes.
--
f1RE'-o0 sa!n1oas, about noon, fire !
house, owned by Mrs. Ellen Martin, At the inte;.
section Of the Archer Road with Twenty-seeqnd
etreet. There was no general alarm elyan. rba !
flames were readily eztlngulehed, Eith 'tdf,ino |
lose.
a. t.ont eaoeh Monaay morning IN alarm WAS
sou-eeo ius .ne SECOND uiettct. 1t was occasloned
~ ~ p'ent coenaststlon IN COIL ehed on
o'A3 = e'Ase'' 0e"' 1o4A' oamage about $50.
=, Iv"osIHs 1seohsF.-acs1ng coroner ".
=. t1asts yes.stuaJ ae4o an inquest oYes the body
-, c.-,.ss -. ~. ~ seafs ot age,
n,.1 .-,-, "aS eukakeu III
soma four weeks ago, and At t1a. time received
wounds from which he died on Sunday last. Tho
verdict Of the jury MAS "Died from wonndq VA.
,t,.. ..s Aao rauip pilscheit' and so-
-on. n E.ns.s hn+ th.,- nseaei's nave ooth
-.
EQUESTRIAN E4H1DIT1oN.-The Fair of
Equtst1ianism at Washington Skating Park. nost.
,onra on acconn+ ~ ~ ...aae s 81, an post'
rsr-sane rs~t :. . =. .ae "eauss' VII open on
lurirg the remainder Of tho week. A number NJ
adiee from, other c;tiea s-a ,rs,t;-- 49, ,...1,
~ ..ts.4 ~ sso o1e "a'.ns ano "lll enter
nc con'est 1os tae pstzes- brilliant ard attract
re exhibition may be expected.
PEuuARuox1r W. vvo,1d MI, ~
,-IN~s Mou1a eaA t1e atteu-
:lon oi members Of the Philharmonic Society to
he call in another column, for q n,eetfur at !
,.,..,. :, o43ee' 1Huisdas evening ~ IN