New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21
THE TURF

THE NEw-HAMPSHIRE HORSE FAIR.
MANCHESTER, Aug 20.-The rain of last night
and this morning clouded the prospects Of the fair
though the forenoon programme carried out First
were the family horses, which the judges were f. W.
Miller Of Portsmouth, Lafayette Hall OF NEWMARKET, Il
/. Church and n. Thompson OF Lebanon, and Geo W.
Dodge OF this city. The entries the horses before
named In other departments except the one entered ~
j. A. Brown Of Fishersyille-a chestnut without
Son e o %ve at yron, se WIEN nn mn their
speed Lady Carter made 1858, and Ira Baeys Farmer
Concord, for Lady Garter, SIS; Dudy smith OF Con.
cord, for Dudley Mare, $40 Ira Bailey, for Farmer
The stations were called the horses having been entered
Flying Morrill, Withdrawn. Young Draco ana lii
T Ro6 Wood Of fowd a. Fh G Of Saa aud "
Miller of Portsmouth Tho horses got the word and
tanning the POLE and constantly gaining on Hiram, aud
winning the race in 1881 taking the first award OF go
At the opening OF the at the Riding PARK ths
afternoon gentle rain falling, which soon tmckened
70 heavy and continuous shower Only six of the ten
horses entered to compete for the $3.50 purse came for
ward at the call, four having been withdrawn THOSE
Jack of Trumps Wynans chestnut geiiing, Little Ms.
chef Dolphin; Fred and Cora Mathes. Fred won tld
Fred won the second heat in 2i, Little Mischief and
ckofTrumps following close upon him The third head
was won by Fred in 2:45 The track IN the mean Ime
becoming somewhat heavy Judges Dr. Robert wood VI
Concord, announced the awards as follows; T. II smith
OF Newmarket, SIS; Arnold Wyman Of Manchester, $40;
and only two forward to make the trial. viz;
Nell Prescott and Snowflake; the latter entered by
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straight heats Time: 1851, 9oi and 1901. The rain
pouring at the time, and the track was very sticky. Snow
by horses that never beat 2SS postponed until 2o
| o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
! TRoTTING on DEXTER PARK.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 2O-The trotting race al
Dexter Park, to-day, between Bashaw. Jr sias Rch,
b 9 E9Ss sgd s s best three in five was won by
THE YICToRs OF LONGUIELE.
QUEBEC, Aug. 20-The following are the
names Of the winning horses in the Lo9ggee Races yes
erday: The hurdle race Starlght Weter stakes Hope
ful Montreal stakes Luxemburg Corinhan cap, Star
light; Province stakes, Nettie.
THE GREAT DEFALCATIoN IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2O.-Messrs. Cabot Sc
Ettng OF this city and Messrs. Cabot Co. OF NewYok
metal brokers and agents for the Allentown Iron Works
and the Allentown Rolling Mills, of which latter COM
pany Mr. Charles Cabot Of the above firm Is President
! During the last two years the NewYOrk house became
other metals and applied the proceeds Of sales made by
them behalf OF the Rolling Mill Company and others,
! 10 their use, causing deficit yariousy estimated
anneay a. last 70 nave broken down M Cabots rerye
and on Saturday last his Philadelphia partner, Nh Ed
ward J. Etting, who is held entirely innocent or
! ali completely in these operations, or knowledge
| that anything was wrong. summoned from
the sea-shoe by note from his partner asking his pres
he found a note from Mr. Cabot dyuging the state It
affairs and informing him that unable TO face an inyest
CATION OF his business he had resolved to leave the c0n-
! try. From that time no knowledge OF his movements
has been obtained II he has left she country IL prob
able that he has sought refuge in Mexico or south Amer
lea, where he spent considerable time. about dozen
/ partner or the house OF zimmerman,
Frazier Co., which became insolyent in 1857, principally
through his rash specuatons IA hides Inc present de-
facaton though heavy, Is distributed among capitalists,
OF whom suffer more than temporary ineon-
yenence from their losses Tho capital Of the Allentown
Rolling Mill Company is $4,000, beside which there
had been accumulated cOnsideral surplus, which viii
prevent any very serious impression being made on the
capital OF the company. 10 l. satisfactory 90 tie friends
OF Mr. Cabot 10 know that bad the Is, he does not
appear to have used his official position as President Of
the Rolling Mill Co for the purpose OF raising money the
hands Of cabot CO. as broker: on the day Of his dis
appearance, he negotiated securities of the com
pany deposited the proceeds, amounting 70 sou IN
bank credit OF the company. Mr. CabOt personal
social position and family connection have been So hh
In Philadelphia. that his deialcation aud Disappearance
have excited much feeling n The circles where ho Was
widely known, and deep sympathy is expressed iOr
those who compelled 10 share IN the mogi!hcauon
thar follows the exposure Of this most unexpected state
OF affairs.