New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

terday ram,
mometer marked 90 degrees less than at IL in the morn
ing To-day IL is 30 that in many houses the paTlor
and stting-rOom stoves are in use. The SummerTobed
guests at the hotels shverng and the streets there
are but few pedestrians the shady side. The springs
were but shiny attended this morning and those who
drank Of the rigd waters came away with ehaterinR
teeth and white lips Fortunately, the sone brightly
all day. track good condition, and the people
who came the abundantly gratihed.
The Vauxball decision has been fruitful topic among
the turfmen all day. Many look upon tho decision as
very just one while others consider it nOnsensical In the
extreme, and words sometimes high between men,
bers OF the differing factions They take tho subject up
between bets and between drinks, and discuss 1t from
every standpoint A little Irishman who has won sew
eral thousands already and who had staked $3.50 on
Vauxha one OF the most wrathy in the world to-
daY He twis the Judges In most reproachful words,
not clerkly cOuched" and ut terrible rate for
so small Several losers on the race yesterday
paid their losses before tho decision OF foul" was rem
dered and as many betting with utter strangers,
who took no pains the stakes TO which they
were entitled the losers roaped no benefit from the
decision, and are consequently in very bad humor.i
There disturbances on the ground during the
day. and the only policeman whose Services were called
INTO requision the Hon. John Morrssey who busted
himself as sort OF Chief in keeping the track clear OF
boys and in giving fathery advice TO niudcous riders
and helpers Dr. Underwoods squeaky voice was heard
as usual before the race and in the intervals between
them announcing the state OF public feeling touch
ing the different horses, utterng the ofrepeaed mono
syllable pool" with that peculiar and, indeed nimita-
BILE tone which has given 70 the word, when used by
sportsmen, pronunciation entirely new. Ihe Doctor
invariably uses the rising infection Of tho voice. Wheh
he reaches the ultimate member OF MS proposluon
trick Of eloeuon which makes almost every sentence ne
utters sound like the complaint OF fever patient or ike
the whining OF the great Cesar wheh ne 1lI say
Give me some drink Iltlnla IKE SICK cnT d Iuy e no
haps the best auctoneer OF good or bad luck Oh inc con-
when YOU come to Saratoga and desire to ont to
the races, beware Of the hackdIivers They are NOT
physically dangerous To be sure They viii not seize YOU
violently and hustle you into their vehicles whether you
will not; Will they endanago you wheh YOU nAno
taken passage for they do not like Jehu drive fnriousy
But they will oveTchargo you It'll the only fahng tne
Saratoga hackman has, except lying III you WISH 70
drive 10 Cedar Blu which IS on the shOre OF oaaoka
Lake he will tell you untruth 10 the distance rms
he viii fortfy with falsehood relative to me eonoon
OF the road. and will SANDER tho beautul scenery
that lovely spot and speak seornfnyOl tue ar neeo
and tho water also And Why Bec aus oT wne b 70
climb and the driver would Jdeu per alum rather tHa
faci per SCI for the Hill Is long one, ana consumes me
in the mounting OF it-auH time IS money. Take stage
for the course. or else walk 49,.
Prof Goodwin Smith here taking the waters, and so -
NewYOrk notablos here too, and prominent among
cons and awkward people have uieknamed Imitation
Turycydrop." The Rev. o. b. Frotbinghnm Is ut Lake
Tonight there Is TO be grand ball at the Congress and
another at the Union ON Saturday there viii be race
between Onceggcd soldiers the Fair Ground conrse'
ard the day shall have an eclipse OF the sun
On sunday morning az MSS " OF ne Inon 1os ~ y,
congress- springs and drink water ON a wager The
stakes are dozen pairs OF Kids To be gwen TO the lady
who drinks the greatest number OF glasses The match
made last night. and i profound secret except 70
few special friends and Mr.. jenkins, from whom have
received my information. In the afternoon President
Roberts Of Liberia, Will lecture on the condition Of Affairs
The business done at the Saratoga gambling houses Is
enormous. whether the Hon John Morrsscy has or ns
not bank here 10 s not la power 10 say but, that &c
is regular in his visits To the shop near the depot u
wcllatcsted fact aud u Is equally Wen Known that
large proportion Of the distinguished people socaled
who come 20 Saratoga IN the Summer, indulge 10
greater less extent In the fascinating game 81 faro or
sometimes risk few hundreds az Boston curiosity
tie Shippers, washed down by sparkling wuc have the
eject Of modifying bis wrath against the tiger tanners
stock depostng IN the Bank Of Pharaoh "only To pay
for the hospitality you know some OF mem are Wgl
aItbogeh the thus lar has been duer than usual
house has melted more than $4,000 since the races
All over the village to be fond numerous other
gambling hcil8 OF bIsCr sort In the near vicinity OF
the depot you may from tho street dsrcputable
faro and sweat and at other points the common card
games are PLACED Inc negro walters nave ther heT
perquistes become the property OF colocd port
who We win eaeh othor IN tno iuch S, cr
outer man one OF thcse wears "a VI tto'i , ~
with diamonds, aud drives line team and boasts an IN
The auroral display this evening IS magnificent The
say laden with snow Tho air Is damp and cold aud
fires are burning III all the hotels.
THE THIRD DAYS RACES
Tho morning OF the third day Of the meet
ing dawned brightly, giving PROMISE OF beautiful
day, promise which fully realized, for day bet
ter ADAPTED for the enjoyment OF the sport OF kings
could not have been desired. Light, 1eecy clouds OBJ
scurcd the sun, making the heat eudurabe Inc attend
auce was OF the distinguished and fashiOnable
character the previous days, and the grand stand
was perfect galaxy OF beauty qua l0veness, Tue gay
and eXqustey tasteful toilets Of the ladies who graccd
the Course with their presence lending charm and en-
chant1nent TO the magnificent spectacle the exciting
contests between the graceful and clegantyformcd
thorOughbreds appear To possess peculiar fascination
for the fair and ladies uuhcsitaugy support their
impressions and opinions OF the chances Of OF
boxes OF gloves and IN many OF grcenbacks OF
small denomination. The fascinating gamblers form
their Judgments on the merits Of the horses not from
their previous performances, OF which they know and
care little. but from their appearance and good looks
the gay cOlors OF the silken jackets OF the
jockeys. Their betting operations are almost invariably
receive II they win, they rarely pay their wagers when
they lose. The distinguished gentlemen ofciated
three Races on the but there only being one
entry in one OF them that for threeyear ods 1t resulted
In a walk over for tho horse entered.
THE SARATOGA STAKES
the rsevent and for twoyear bids exclusively
$50 entrance, play pay with 1900 added The distance
was three-quarters Of mile, and the weights carried 90
pounds for colts and 81 pounds for nes The entries
made last year. when the horses engaged in it wcro
yearlDgs and the stakes closed with a. subscribers OF
this number II came 70 the post comprising the follow
ing: A. BemOnts cn,'f Flnesse, and his oh. T. Nellie
James Dennlson Crawiords b. by Censor dam Pasta,
and the b. c. by Censor, dam Glo1ina; f.
Morrls's Oh. I. Rcmorseless ID. McDaniels br. G.
by DcneraiIe, dam Canary Bird; j. MeConnells
L. &C.. Morris sch. f. byICeusOr dam Yerbena; W. Dos
wells b. I. Midday aud j. H. Davis's b. c. Kelso This
was strong field point OF numbers, and the betting
was spirited, the followers OF the different stables back
ing them heavily Bemonts entry had slightly tho call,
Dennson CrawfOrds pair for 200. Polly Lyons for $780,
L. Morrss for DoswePs for $3.50, and McDanels for
$500. The being theequarter mile DASH the start
in the rear OF the Judges stand, the course being