, 1865-08-01
TIE TURF,


The chicaeo Driving P1,k was again open yes.
ie.dsy. tfe faee for 11e hundred dollars was
advertised, and in addition thereto 4 couple OF
.'cycI1s" were iuprosised. which altogether
made not 'untuteresting meeting, and Att1ns
OFT the lime to within few minutes orJeTen
o'clock-ness;y dark. The attendance was 9o;d,
but no: bJ fnY means equal to that OF tbs 5atur.
day preceding.
71RsT RACE.
There Wss match for purse ard s'akes OF
$500, test three In five to hsiutss, The follow.
Ing er tries were made:
v. HODGES. named b. z. Weasel.
nsff nrsffa5SEe: n,:1 1,ned ID p r.. =; @ NseEsaEs Maid.
James Conlisk, nsmed b. N. Nay D.y.
stae,ab!s, saen Of he hor'es, except My P.yY,
opinion BY = bet. Nebrstks Mid wa4, however,
rs ceaoed taVorite, standing at little be!f.r
tasn sven oacs Asa,n't the dsi5. Tho following
Maid, -; Wease!. o; Lady Nack, 4; May Dsy, s.
At these rates conslterabie money was invested,
the isst choice 1aogIDe at atom: ffty dollars. 1t
va. efseted not sih st,ndins ths on repeatS ID.
ytrfscr e1t To ".t1ri At 8 n, prect1ely.
F1rst HGt.-Wessel drew tho pole, Nebzaaks
y nts sss1a sssa hes Io ~ h s Thy S
ard My Dsy faf behind Al the nr:t tam Weasel
As'd who held BE-. aavanags e e. th at n,1s; X
tt@N
Mid arafn put forward, and wAs soon on tue
quarters Of Weasel, then gradually drew forward
TIL 1t the hcme tn.n she led slightly. Indy Msct
stretch w2s neck and neck between the three, Nay
Day 1osane behind. 4 magnificent dash brought
L.dy Nick in the winner By. neck in 2'41l, Ne.
braeka Maid second, Vessel good third, aud
Msy Dsy IN the Teaf.
.Nebsseka Maid ~ stt!l The favodte, bus Lady
M,ek dlepotsd With heF feS @ The premium; Wes;
row il worth recording: F1rst choice, the Maid,
choice, Vessel, sd; Msy DaY. ID, The pools
three nrrs named thete was not much to choose,
snd that each ore hsd its OWL admirers, who had
faith in it, abilltJ to come In the winner.
s nfn MA E sst ay sol:y py ass ssa ~:
handled with difficulty sll the way to the qasrt.r
po!e. tnt still retained the eceo7d place, Lad!
haek leading By three lengths. Now The Maid
The leader but sgatn broke and fell b1ck Lady
Mack led by three lengths 1t the half mile. My
Dsy NOW made dash and eucceeded tn pl.slug
Weasel, both waiting far III the 1ear Of the o'her
t~o, who wire now neck and neck and made
splendid run. These positions we're preserved
down the ho1na stretch, the Asia keeping about
cry length, and almost uuuanAxeab!e.. Lady
Mack cane in the winner BY half = length.
making very even irot: Nehraska Maid second !;
Pools were now heavy. Lady Mack commanded
i've . three sgains. ,he 1eld. with few taksr;;
aoGk the Lead and It to the closs, cast
tna cloud OVER those Who bad. before tho hes'.
invested On Lady Mack. The Incident, Of tho
lenehte. Lady Maek and weaeel nearly abreast
but the for mer ahead. NAV DaT, ~ ususl, wat in
he fourth place. Time, s:4l4;
seain IN favor, md even Weasel stood liitls bes
ter On he liet. or eourte Mar Day stood not a
sboet Of 4 chance. and like everybody else in dif
Fourth Nfos-ThIs wns rather exciting hcst.
The start WAS even. Vessel slightly leading.
Lacy Mack soon a'ta.ned the hrrt position. which
quarter pole, being occasionally hard pushed ~
the Maid, Wealel lying In walL Al the home
Turn Lady Maek put her best foot forEard. snd
after a. excitine Eaee aoE1 ihe hone stretch.
ORD, apd Nebraska Ms,d third. Heat and raec
won ~ Lady Msek, ID &ast.
sxc0HD RACE.
Aeecond race was tmprovised, for ono hundred
tollars eide. beat three in hye. between 6. A.
Jtstei's b. b. Dsn Palmer, and Andy Danlsls' b.,
.Firsf Rfat-Wiehed Johuson led The raee at the
etatt, and - ahesd b. four lengths At the qusr.
ter pole. Dan pre.sed hard, hpt broks md lost
ground; then the Wicked one broke, but soon re.
covered. snd kept along At pretty e1en pace tll
Jestel, putting On lite whip. passed her in
beautiful tt.le snd II tho tbreequa1ters pole led
By dnxen 1enaths. Daniels t,1ed hard, and bis
aQft6 GIG H11 Gebts QQNu Inc QQH3Q 3RElcns puk
tba fort ~as rteless. Dan Palmer came In the
wipter. ~ dozen lengths, In mss.
Second He0t-E!en start. Jeaael soon oot.ined
the lead and kept Il we'll .tlll past the half mite.
each OF the nsRs breaking several times. About
half ' aY between tbe half mile and three.quaner
pests Dan Palmer broke badly, and was pls.ed BY
Wicked Jchnscn, who had paced heyssifa dozen
lengths In advance ere the horse had settled
down; The s1me order wfa preserved With little
variation to tho clote, tho mare winning by
twfnsJ lengths 10 3m. AZ.
1A;rd Htat-DIf1eulty In starting. Jetscl's
hor1e teInx elt2hl III in the advance and keeping
break gave the advantage toshe mare who thence
forward led to The close ineresslns her lend with
almost every etEtdc. Wicked Joh1eoa won tho
heat BY twenty 1enrt tbs fn 3 N. 9s.
Fourth Rs1f-Hon by Dan Primer In 8 n. 8 D..
after Fa,haE c!ose contest down the home etTetch.
FiTtA Ntdf-Wun BY Wicked johnson In 3 m
los. Cane In tba winner BY h1lf length. Race
finished at tan nulsutes to seTen o'clock.
Third nAoE.
This wbs .inRle dash of ttree qusrfets OF 4
mile, under saddle, between Ed. ufky's Peter
Simple Dud J.. P1ldmofes Witut1e. Wl1ddre
took The lead ard .tuts.ned II for the dsst qusr-
who theneeiorwaf had 1t III bis own WY, WIN
z,ng the rsco In 1!94f, by three lengths.
Coon TKxrIARs.-Att the list regular meeting
Of Warren Lodge, No. +s6, l. o. Of q. T., the fol.
loving officers were choeen Tor the ensuing tenn: J:
n. G. Temp1s1-J. G. Parsons; ". v. T..-Sssah
J. Hill; ". 4. Sea-. L. Replogau; IT. F.
Sec.-J. L. Ketes; ". T.-Jn,[a more; ". II.
r. T. Fleming: ". G-Klte Kn1et; ". Sent
G. D. nurd: r. Chap;--.. lawrence ". A.