The New York herald., 1866-06-06

twice drns The race One OF the Judges went over
ee them ~ bot more unequal seen on
any course than that gentleman made Of H. some Of the
racers seing hfty ards ahead Of the others when they
we're sen. away, Enchantress being the 1rst Oh UTis
NTH, Merri SIXTH Watson seventh Remorse eighth and
Hard Tack last which enough throw tho chan -
o. she sss three " four entirely ont nu. before ere SSS &
Abe rushed Merrill tho third position, while watson
was running eth They came up the hcmestre.ch ana
passed The score at RAPID rate u speed ~ TWO cstrs
with Enchantress leading, Urca second Merrill
third 6etinstone four hi and the second ciuster com
kiag l. ar In he orsr named Going around the upper
considerable chang took place. wieh lasted until
they got into straight running the back STRETCH where
Abe took Merrill 20 The 'front.' Enchanress second Uric
third Satpsone fourth Remorse hfth having cut down
two ,hreo ON The turn running well ID hand watson
Lear Guth all much closer together than they were at
the There no change OF the position OF the
except that RomoTse had passed SAtinsi0ne and
his way up gradually ~ the front rank but
they swung into the h0mestretch the strife COM
menced IN earnest Remorse soon ran past uirica and
then challenged Enchantress went in front OF her and
fast on Merrill that Abe had to stra ghten The
colt 10 IS utmost tension with whip and spur the
game fellow responded and molly up the stretch
and went under the string winner by short length,
Remorse second, half length in front Of Enchantress
Urica good fourth, Satnst0ne next then Watson
and after him Hard Tack and King Lear, with Lapw,ng
Of Dr. Weldon tha. II he could not come in first 70 be At
the other end OF the string. The run in 266
The Derby, sw seps,ake premium OF 81 ,ooo for three
year olds $50 entrance play pay, and half mile
dash, carrying 100 lbs, closed with forty avs snriea
The folo~ins were the starter:-
r. Alexander entered ch. O. Merrill BY Lexington,
>, dam Miriam BY Glencoe
Jas Watson entered Dr. G morse, BY imp. Eclipse
Mr. Re d entered ch. /. Enchantress by Lexington,
dam Ellen Bateman. by Glencoe. .......,..:.....
hessrs Forbes Jerome entered b. T. satinsiono,
by Lapidst dam Rhoda by Glencoe. e.............. s
r. A. Alexander entered cli Watson, by Lexington,
Bowie 4 Hail entered ch Hard Tack, BY Lightning,
dam Maroon, by Glencoe. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. sandford entered ch. C. King Lear by Lexington,
dam Tokay, by Yorkshire. ....................... 8
J. w. Weldon entered g. T. Iapwing, by Lightning,
Time-2:55
THE TWO NILE HEAT RACE.
The Derby settled and the winning colt and the losers
being taken of the track by their respective trainers
the buge sounded the horses for the closing Of
the day, which was two mile race for a premium Of
$500 FOR all ages to to the stand This brought
the great champion OF the North Kentucky and Julius
another Of Lexington Baltimore tho winner Of the
last st. Leger and Norwich full brother Of Norfolk to
the post Kentucky the favorite against the field at
pretty large Odds Notwithstanding report
that he was not himself, and that there was q good
chance for Of the others to beat him. At the start
however, the odds were one hundred TO elghy.on his
winning Baltimore the second choice In the pool
safes, Norwich next, while julius did 10 be
thought much OF at auction; but his friends quietly
investing on his beating Baltimore In the race and they
picked mp deal OF money in that way.
First hedt-Julus had the inside, Kentucky next Balt
more third, and Norwich outside They got away nicely
Kentucky soon TO the 'front.' and passed the quarter
pole in twenty eight and ahalf seconds tail and nose
Julius second, Norwich third. Baltimore then began
fail or and when Kentucky passed the half mile pole in
fifty seven secends length ahead of julius who was
o length ahead of Norwich, Baltimore five lengths
behind. Kentucky led one length julius and Norwich
running side and side around the lower turn, up tho
home stretch, making the mile In ~ and around to
the quarter pole, when Norwich began TO drop off, and
place the backsretch Kentucky leading past the half
mile pole one length Julius second length ahead OF
Baltimore the latter striving hard and forcing julius for
second place. which carried the latter close up Ken
lucky who was only half length in front when he
into the homestretch julius however soon disposed
of Baltimore, and made gallant though Intellectual
struggle 70 beat Kentucky over the score Time Of the
last mile 2:o2x, and Of the heat 3;se'< Baltimore
Second Hcat-Kentucky took the lead At the tap
Of the drum, Illus second, Norwich length two
behind The champion went 70 the quarter pole half
length ahead At the half In ftysx and half seconds
Norwich four lengths in the Kentucky continuing
the lead, made the nrst mile In "a, short length In
front Of Julius, who three lengths ahead Of Nor
wicb Julius forced at Kentucky all the way nd
s % w al n s
not find IT, and the gallant horse prekng his
oil the way up the homostrotch and passed under the
string winner making the last milo in 202. and the
heat IN S;o6 Norwich was distanced The following is
Premium Of S6O0 for all ages two milo heats
J. Hunter entered Travers Osgood's b. h. Ken
tucky by Lexington, dam Magnolia, years old
Jas Watson entered b. c. julius, by Lexington,
Bowie & Hall entered ch c. baltimore, by Reve-
= nue. dam Maroon, by Glencoe. adr.
ton, dam Novice by Glencoe. e................. 4dis.
Time.--3:56z-3:56.
THE RACES TO-DAY.
There will be four to-day, comprising seeple
chase mile dash, three mile dash, and selling race
for all ages, one mile and quarter
Board OF Health.
Tho regular meeting Of the Board Of Health held
yesterday.
EuIsANcEs ABATED.
Bowen q. Lord, Captain OF the Sanitary Company pro.
seRed his report of work performed In the abatement
and removal Of nuisances for the week ending June
1885, ollows:-Complaints of received 539;
notices served Tor abatement, 1901 nusances abated
under service Of notice, s29 sinks and water closets
cleaned, 463; loads Of night soil removed from city
limits $50 Quantities Of unsound meat and fish were
also seized
INSPECTORS REPORT.
Sanitary Superintendent Z. B. Dalton submitted Q
statement Of the number Of localities visited and reported
by the inspector and assistant Inspectors during the week
ending June 1885, showing totals follows: Reports
received for New York, 1240, Of which l,15s
cepted and 81 returned 70 the Inspectors Total reports
received for Brooklyn, S62 accepted s42 returned 20
COMMUNICATION FROM TIE ASSISTANT SANITARY
SUPERINTENDENT.
Mr. j. T. Conkling, Assistant sanitaYy Superintendent
presented communication In reference resolution
referred by the Board 10 the Common Council Of tho
The communicstoo set forth that The sssoiutos had
been acted upon by adopting report from the Commit
tee on Health recommending that all contracts 10 be
made for cleansing streets shall include the removal ol
garbage and ashea
MORrAItTy REPoRr.
The total number or deaths for tho week ending June
., 1850, was 900.
DR.. Harris presented an interesting communication
stating that this number less by hundred and sir
than the total for the nrst week IN April
Commissioner Bergen presented the report Of supern
tendent Vim. Fagan Of the Southern District Of Graves
end, showing that hundred and Of
animals and sixty three beds had been picked up and
bur ed or burned.
The Board adjourned tin two O'Clock p. II Friday
next
the Cholera.
PROTEST OF THE SUPERVISORS or RICHMOND couN.