The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-04

A ide cad making fine -tiHe-Ths- s-sorrel
howeFer,kept Observation-Disclosures and Won. sbe
third and last heat in splendid style; ;dstanctng
nIs ot5p0nent and making theImlie in minutes,
So seconds. Mr:: John R. Long received the prize
amid repeated cheers. :. - - -;
After some time the second race was called, and
the two PAGERS were got ready, being harnessed
to light sulkiea4 ;Nr J. AZ. Long entered his chest
nut horse Wade Hampton, and ]. W. Crawford lis
sorrel mare Lady Emma. Making ane start
LADY Emma TOOK the lead, and going steadily TO
work. Kept her distance THE whole course. The
horss made several desperate efforts, buffalo to
come up. and was beaten by the mare by q length
ana 4 hall, ths mile. being made tn 2 uinntes 6s,z
seconds. ..1r,.i u..:ii -,.,. :. .
During the interval allowed, the horse, strange
to say, was the fayorlte among the betters and
as the two went of on the second heat there were
odds offered In his, favor The mare, however,
| went In determined to win, and soon opened q
gap between herself and the horse, who broke on
the first quarter. On the half.mile stretch the
horse made burst, but the distance was too
great to catch up, and the mare came In holding
her own, and beatlng=by six lengths. Time, 9
minutes 81 seconds.
An impromptu race was then got up, between
Mr.. Mike Hogan,s .Too Soon" and Mr. John Lees
:crickesu They were both small horses, and
made capital start; Cricket took the lead In
lively STYLE and passed "Too ssoonn early in the
race. On the half mile stretch the race was capi.
tai, and the two stuck together, alternately pass
ing each other by q few feet. Somebody suggest
ed thar they we're both tired, but, turning near
the fair building together the sorrel forged ahead
on the quarter stretch, and won the race. No
time called Tue crowd now at the grounds was
dense. and the building jammed. As we took our
leave into the open space, we saw the knights
practicing for the coming tournament, and every
oneIseemed eagerfor. the comlning- OF to-day, the
great day OF the fair.
The following ls the
Programme for To-day:
1oA. M.-Ploughins match.
10 A.:M-Pigeon shooting match.
I. IL A. M-Tournament.
JUDGES.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Judges and are requested to be punctual in their
attendance on this day. at o A. NJ. Those lot
supplied with badges OF ofice will receive the
same on application at the ordce In southwest
Department A-John Townsend. D. A. Jacques,
8. A. Bedon, E. q, Means.
Department B-A. B. Rose ]. T. Dill, 6. n. Thurs
ton, Prof. John McCrady, F. L. Frost.
Department Ca. P. Caldwell, N II. Porter, J.
Klnck,. W. d. Chafee, W. A. Martin.
Department DIV. II. Hazard, W. G. Hinson.
E. u. N.,BarnweIl; B. z. Furman, Henry W. Tllton,
Jolrnr S. Porcher.
Department &c. A. Chisoln, T. D.. Dotterer,
C. R. Walk, "A. L. Tyler. c. A. Gadsden.
Department :F.-R- F. Walker, w Harral, D.,
Fleming, R Thomllnson.
!. Department G-E. W. Edgerton, F. Horsey, j.,
W. Sauner, J. Read.
: Department HI. Read Bpylston, T. Leger
Hutchins IN, L. R. Glbbes, J. II. Greer.
: Department Theodore D. Ruddock, r. II. Nc.
Dowell, sr., J. B. Patrick, ". n. Carrlngtan.
Department a. Muller. q. B. 0luey, W.
Aiken Kelly, A. Dufort.
Department K-Tneodore ssoney, DR.. Richard
Worth, L. O'Hear, DR. Vim. Huger, T. o. LoWndes.
+ REPAYMENT LII. Bennett BIssell 0sma Bailey,
e. L. Roach, Edward Lynah, Joseph Glover.
+ Department NIB. S. Rhett, James Price, ]. c.
n. Claussen.
Department Ma. Burnet Rhetr, J. 4. Gncrum,.
w. C. Trenholm, G. E. Msn!gau't, +. Michel, A.
Fitch. =
{ Department. o-Edward Laftte. Charles Lining,
j. L. Dawson, Glover Trenholm, G. r. Walker.
Department Planes Marsh, ". P. Knox, F..
J. Porcher.-
Department e-David GeIser, J. R. Gilbert j.
F. Atkinson.
TIE GRAND ToURSAMEST.-A meeting OF
the knights was held at the Board or Trade