The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-04
RACES.
CLOSED WITH THE FOLLOWING ENTR1E


FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, Sept, 7.
No. l. PURSE s10O0.-FOr horses that have never
beaten minutes in harness or wagon-S65O to first,
$3.50 to second, and 500 to third.
M. Roden N. y, enters s. e. Billy Rogers
W. ii. Doble, phila enters b. g. Hop.
H. A. White, Watertown, N. Y, enters s. s. Jack
5. c. Rogers, Phila., enters blk g. Black Harry.
s. Ludwig, Pottstown, Pa, enters bwn. m.
John Turner, Phila., enters b. m. Fanny
D. s. Qunton, Trenton, N. j., enters b. s. Gen.
Thos. Best, st. Louis, Mo-, enters b. @. Henry.
Clyde. A"' DoNe
A Patterson N i, SAMs epters pty Syn h, Norwood.
No 2; PURSE s26OO.-For horses that have never
beaten 225 IN harness or wagon 1880 to lrst $3.50
to second, and $3.50 to third WV
d. Mace, n. Y, enters g. e. Grey Mack
John Loyett enters b. s. II. W. Genet nee Danvers
D. II. Blanchard, Boston, enters ch o. License.
pSPe' RGbIm HI4m1ld6dsIPhla, nME enteTs g Hotspur
No. 3. PURSE S1OOO.-For horses that have navor
beaten 2S IN harness or wagons $3.50 to rst $3.50 to
T. Wagner, Reading, Pa enters s. Q. Tormentor
w. II. Doble, Philadelphia enters bwn m. Lizzie
II. A. White, watertown, N. Y, enters s. s. Jack
Draper " ON
S. c. Rogers, Philadelphia, enters blk O. Black
Thos. Best, ST. Louis Mo-, enters b. @. Henry.
w. II. Saunders N. ", enters bwn. M Belle
A. Paterson N. Y, enters bwn h. Norwood.
S. &. Reid, Manchester, N. H., enters b. m,
Sallie. - "'
SAME DAY.
No. a. PURSE S2OO0.-For horses that have never
beaten 2;SO in harness or wagon-sl2OO to first 5000
John n. Harbeck, N. " enters g. G. Surprise.
E. L. Norcross, Boston, enters b. g. N. B. Palmer
Prince.
John Turner, Phia., enters b. m Fanny Allen.
A. johnson, Baltimore, Nd, enters bwn. S. George
n. Patchen, Jr.
owner, Phla., enters g. g. Harry D.
4. Patterson, N y, enters C. g. Dreadnaught.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, Sent. Q.
No 5. PURSE S1O0O.-For horses that have never
beaten 235 in harness or wagon-s65O to first $3.50 to
second, and S100 to third.
Owner, Boston, enters c. g. Good One.
w. II. Doble, Philadelphia, enters b. e. Hop
f. Seannel, New York, enters c. m. Louise
r. p. Stetson, Philadelphia, enters 8. IN. Lady
Owner, Philadelphia, enters b. m. Gazelle.
j. Odekrk Freehold, N. j., enters blk. 8. Patchen
Chief.
Thomas Best St Louis, Mo-, enters b. z. Henry
S. Woodruff Elizabeth, n. D., enters b. 3. Listener,
formerly Stetson Bay.
r. COnRlin, Philadelphia, enters b. s. Andalusa
formerly II. Clay.
d. Mace, N Y, enters b. IN. Lydia Thompson.
r. |. Anderson, N. y, enters bwn. g. David
Bonner.
No. &. PURSE s25OO-fTee for all horses-sl5OO to
first, $3.50 to second, and $3.50 to third
B. DANIELS, N y, enters b. NJ AMERICAN
B. DoBLE Philadelphia, enters b. m. GOLDSMITH
MAID.
d. PFIFER, N Y, enters b. m. LADY THORN.
Omnibuses will run every hour from Broad and
Prime streets, commencing at O'Clock A. M, and
every ten minutes, commencing at IL O'Clock, NJ
Fare, rs cents each way.
Cars leave the New York Depot, West Philadelphia,
at o'clock P. NJ, each day, via Greenwich Point
Branch, returning at O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at the principal hotels and at the
ONCE, No. la s. Fourth street.
Horses will be called at O'Clock. Trotting COM
mence at 215
Restaurant on the ground.
Members and subscribers are respectfully re-
quested to waive their privilege. Free list sus-
pended
Ladies not admitted without charge
Tickets, 81. WM. AMER, President.
X. STEEL, Secretary. 94I