New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06

,uey chunks Al wisdom Three thousand VIZ yyo,1rsef
RAINY mere; but for all that one gets terIDy hiSt,ne
fore the end Of week and wishes ue o6 Vneg
There was brilliant ball at the CLARENDON ias ra hall
the Of the season a. that pleasant was made
mn of the most respectable people a he pta,v pres
were but two or three OF the snoaGy Among the
emf and the PetTOeums were not representa- nth Mis-
lions was Gen. Phil Sheridan who dahceu oone al the
Acton Of Cincinnati The other nOt t The Hon Peter
ban we're Gen. Gordon Granger ana "e sTVland IT, C.
TrainOr of New-YOrk. Gen. Bowie OF MAJ "a Seent6c
Cakins Of 5he World ne ~ Ioet r. w. Cameron ]. w.
Gerard of NewYOrk and many m4 In" this tnfaible
ONLY ~ U the names OF the ladies who were
most prominent the dance ana wno mi' NJ, gn
RaSeveI+ Mr." w e. Raw Miss Ray. Mrs. Lloyd Abbott
Mrs C. OConor, Mrs. Brown, Mrs foung aIH, 1 NIs
ME- m, orrvcross Miss Grier Mrs. Gerard ana MISS
nnyai of SeWYork Miss Rachel Briggs of Harris,
burg Miss Acton, Of Cincinnati ana MIS- 1Ta 1g,o
t ~ each separate toilette, but his Ms. contains so
many foreign words that refrain from forwarGihg ~
iest IN the setting up thereof you should exhaust you
fonts Of italic This would leave yOu in predeament
in the event of sudden arrival of letters from i"uS CUT
have mentioned Loughberry Lake, body OF WAFER
not marked upon the maps 1t Is yO th canning Of
the stream which flows into IT. IL Is p1e Iii soon
pond but short distance from tne Hitherto nobody
knew where was and many adventuOuS ttennting 70
been lrretrevably lost TO her % Ts of Mr. BRYAN
LAWYER Of Saratoga, the property oNhq9 ,6a riaIt nf
have agreed to grant ton6ds n9 and road from
Lake to the upper end Of Broadway wiz o9 eor the
Week This reminds Inc that Love LAKE, near tho
,d 80 Rroadway will soon be surrounded by
nsr laid ont after the most approved 1ashiOn JOIN a.
EEsyT"S and Messrs Bryan, Durkee, Allen, ana shep
H5 Sno purchased 800 acres OF land in that region
and propose lay it out In three nVe, ana
1--we Ie is in the very center Of this tract and ADDS
much 10 its value
THE SECOND DAYS RACES
The second day is the most important OF the season.
f on IL the Saratoga Cup rum and this is the greatest
uOhh In training
entered for IT, The weather highly favorable IOr
the heavy rain Of the previous night had cooled the al
mosphere TO agreeable temperature and rendered INC
drive TO the course from the village pleasant ana ENJOY
able The attendance was larger than IN any previous
year. the extensive grand stand being filled 10 us utmost
capacity with galaxy Of beauty and fashion, whose OK
oustely tasteful toilets gave additional charm ana at
traction 70 the animated The track was In spen
did order for the preceding nights rain had improved
Il wonderfully and drying rapidly under the hot sum- its
elasticity was increased materially There we're three
races on the days card, commencing with
THE HURDLE RACE
for horses Of all ages eight hurdles and two miles,
for purse of $50 for and 800 for the second
horse The entries we're O. Littlehelds b. c. Mitchell,
three years. carrying 125 pounds; james Ihompsohs T.
m Lobea six wears, carrying 1854 pounds; ana ID
McDauielss b. H. Ripley, six years, with l57 pounds
Lobela was the favOre against the hed' Tor IN pools
she sold for s255 Mitchell for $l4o aud Ripley Tor A5
second hurdle on the back stretch he was
20 lengths ahead, Lobela leading Ripley two lengths
lead reduced TO ten lengths and at the lour sCeu
midway up the quarter stretch h9oeIa was oy b
lengths behind As they Went uhaeF Tue st'Iuk on
Brst mile Mitchell six lengths before the mare Win
Ripley rSyeRs s5s ag ATTEMPT to refuse the next
Jump but Gafney, his jockey, Kept MN stralgh anu nc
took II clearly, but Lobea was close upon MN az lhe
time over the next two hurdles Mitchell led the favor
four lengths, and when they entered the
tense over the last hurdle, Mitchell led the favorte
two lengths and after fine struggle peat her 70 ING
score by the same distance IN $40 Ripley pau 'hru'
First Race-Iurd. race all ags' miles eight hurdles
G. Iitetedsh Mitchell l25 p,upd. .............l
J. Tbompsou's h T. Lobeha lH pounds
D. MeDanie.s h. Ripley lo7 pounds ''''''''''''''''
| THE SARATOGA CUP
was the second event and for all ages 2i miles $50
entrance with 81 900 There &c horses entered, OF
which six came 70 the post These Capt. Moore's
| b. c. Bayonet years; Mcconnell Thompson's b. c.
Vauxhal years ]. W. Weldon's CHI h. Local. years
| J. Pennocks b. T. Nellie Mcdonald, years; r. W. Wal
denis b. sleety years; and j. j. oFallon's oh. h.
! Plantaeeuet years The meeting Of vauxhan and
Bayone anticipated with the greatest interest," Tor
turfmen have long been divided IN opinion as 70 thelr
respective merits racers. Both were formerly
in the same stable McConnel & ThompsOnS
aud both have greatly distinguished themselyes
they have in opposition since Bayonet sold into
Capt Moore's stable last FAN. For months past heavy
amounts have been wagered between the pair and up
ward OF 100000 dependent the result OF the
Bsy ave S" became great favortte the betting
tween them having been previously transacted at even
On the course. soon as the pool selling commenced
before the there such rush to get on him at
any price that he became the favote against the field
| and suspicious excited that there was a
} screw loose" somewhere. In the last pool sold,
BSySnet Brought & a@1hs a0d f ecs
| and sleety coupled ESQ. After four false
starts the flag fell and good send of was effected,
Sleety and BayOnet showing prominently IN front As
they swept past stand the first time the start being
ing with sleety second. Nellie Mcdonald third, and Bay
onet fonrth with Vauxhall at his quarters. On going
round the turn BayODet passed Nellie McDOnald, and
took third place. VauXhal still at his quarters and run
ming we'll Along the far side, PlantagaDei, seey and
Nellie Mcdonald raced side by sde with the favorite
half mile pole BayOnet took second place, Plataganet.
| who retained his place up the homestretch and
| Mcdonald running locked together, and all three
were close in going around the turn that a
sheet would have covered them Here Nadxha' to the
CONSERVATION OF his friends was observed to suddenly
fall back the rear and transpred that his strrup
leader had broken the fact beng that he mad lost so
much ground that his chance was looked on as hopeless
Before the quarter pole reached Bavonet went to
the front and assumed the Lead pretty race being wit
messed between his followers, Pantagenet and Nellie
Mcdonald BayOnet kept increasing his lead and at the
hOmestretch turn three lengths In front. When
fairly into the straight Vauxha TO shoot past
his horses with tremendous rush. and made play for
Bayonet the latter far ahead be caught
and without being fairly extended he with tho
second and Nellie Mcdonald third The others were not
placed.
Second RsosThe Saratoga Cup so EACH With 81 900 added
r G Goores b. c Bsyonst by Lexington ............I
McConps and Thompson. b. c vauIbsL .....,........7
J. b. Nellie Macdonald.
w. W Kden's ch b. IOca.........................O
X W. WAldren's b. N. Sleety
~ o'FaORs CHI PlA1taE
greatest excitement prevailed after the race and
the judges deli9ersted long time before announcing