The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-05

Washburn presided, aud remarks were made By
Consul-Genera Read. Cols. Holman and Moore. Of
the United States Legation Mr. Murat Halstead, OF
The Cincinnati Commercial; DR.. Evans, and others.
Minister WasIburDe was unable 20 DO nresent. Tho
| essemb'aye WINS very large one. The American
club held reeeption during the day, and umin-
| atcd their luildng ut night.
What they Say of Mr. Motley In England.
| LoSnoS, July A correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian predicts the early recall Of Minis
yer Motley on the ground that bis inactivity dofers
the adjustment of the Alaoama question.
| IRoT1ISG ON THE FASHION COURSE.
A Capital Trot between the ave greet Horse.
| Thorne, Palmer. wilkes, Lucy, and
| American Giri-Thornc Winner.
| Yesterday was the fourth day Of the summer
meeting ON the Fashion Course. II was the Fourth
Of July, and Of course Holiday and gala one The
| programme OF tie days racing was such as would
| at any time draw great crowd; and yesterday
thcro was grand thronG gathered ere to witness
the trotting There such gathering Us has not
bcen at ony trot on any course In tuis vicinity
tits season. The grounds T. side and out were GOV.
cred with carriages ut every available point; tie
comics Of the club honse tled with inde. nblsze in
the cay coors aud graceful In the forms OF fashion
rHI RACE or THE DAT
was for purse Of e. on, mile heats, in which were
entered tie great and distinguished horses LADY
Thornc, Palmer. George wilkes, Lucy American
Girl, and Goldsmith Maid. Six horses 20 exeellent
were never entered In tro, before m greatest
expectation OF course was entertained Of a good
race. On SLOWING. all appeared the Maid, and
de same value in i've troters never before strobe
conrse.
1t the first Appearance this year OF that great
iayorte Lady Thorne. and also nf that really capital
mare Lucy. Thorne showed In tiptop condition. and
teen since the latter part Of Nav All tho horses
showed wei a. whole though Palmer had not his
tut usual bloom of coat, end Lucy was too high In
flesh. sho proved wondersSHy speedy, but was TOO
tiort OF work FOR a lasting race.
Lady Thorne was driven bv II. Mace. Geo Palmer
by q. G. Cbamplin Geo. Wi ke- by W. Borst Lucy
1 S. y h"den. aud american Gni by D. Daniels In
]. and more AGAINST the field. bhs won IN three
beats. The following is the result:
Summary
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liner second money. Geo Wilkes third. and Lucy
TIE RACE
TS61ne oe1nf n. all ne or9ns wa; in favor OF LADY
oSsf l .C = T 4s h.la e9Ss.',ng q 9s
10 l IN her favor on drawing for theif ,osi,ions
WilSes got ins'de. Tnorne second, Palmer thid tho
riEsT There were :syen or slrht ,rys before
@k. "f nd fN SG5e sa' f Lucy
"aa wo S an sbd G, a o MRgs and Palmer
up, but went easily around IT, while Lucy was IN hand
wa At na tor Sc s nSF LaS
tanned their positions all throughout the heat and
aaa afsPTSi Sa had F %ss,
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c a. ~ ray & seHp ss apS ss trio OsshsT did
wFc The r Of he pe "aEG spd df mase
msr Ts NTH the sT ' as H. .stSna
a r. e eP ns 10 nd p1 "a. T n Srasn car
MN ne GeHsGns 81. &WeEng indeed oSary head
SrS1 %ss seke , q as hFss Leaders
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he Of snss r and his eAanse seemed q, The
Flushing stretch ont and made tie iurn on TO ns
TH"f Sa mad. S' . s
fas ana a M MOI e be s bscy Win her long
on q home, white Palmer, coming with a nam. eaaeh
hna rnorn ana drove al The LADY, Closing q, o pe
s sHery s,de she howey"r 10 hand with somelhin
TAM lam aTRGth ~ Ironi Of Palmer and he length
sEcosD fiEiT toe betting there were none to
The pool. which were 81 then sod the horses Tor
!se GeId lie brousa 40 70. TO- GJ a. and The o. a.
rxnef several soorinSs bad start wa. had Lad,
behind the a sT Lac y. VINO on wn seSg ave nf
SSInIE second and fa,nsT i.rs Lucy made
ssS' in HS an sd draw. GS1 20
re rear beside WILKES. who was gong easily. Lay
him DAD su Sisa iG'Hf he Lsa; Te0 o %e
IL PS s stpI Il 'S SSeS a1 e 10 2 n
iear beioe DC was down 10 his tro AVID never afieT
vac sSsHT Spa Ssa; an a. DOW
Away aoun the Turn SS sSS g.n n9eTS ~ S
h 5S & hnsy 100 speedy 10 be heanel and good
short o. work and too ugh u nesh mi cond not saS
'ss c bis Ba afS w 20 aSMn
thls break, end she held own 10 the head OF he
ysS hence Wise SGI
,tana. he Lady at ease and wnnlns nelly Wis
6laye and neher sank uSdcr nor broke rom n'1H
hs s go 10 az aP On LeSy and oGen drew Of, wap
1872, l,a.n Wilkes TO stride 10 her front Bat Lady
space from wks. On Spom f2S aey 0 va.
,Hpsd Ine Glri was fourth sad raiel isl. both well
lu,Rp HIATF.r he third heat, win J horne out of
afs NE &c %ts d1 tys aaa s So
out SHi n s ASIA w9Sn Tie sA Sas msiS AZ The
H 3D. Lacy Tn9rne was .ccond q lle Gil and ,Ley
SH' rISsg' af fs. OF tns lea uiS
% :'fSsy passed the ana Sun
length. Tapped, she ana Th1Tne rushed down the |
ttrtch 10 tue hnlcmlle pole, where they went IN 0.
iaphed there they we're gong grandy but the Lady
nushed ~ front on tho turn, w!lkes, Palmer,
up to Thornc and Lacy, beautiful brush csf. |
leading ana Lney sri second; they e5vetd hc stretch
amidst u 20 cnanee Bat almer was stealing up 10
wilkes ana he up TO Lucy. A. the 1ITt OF tile home
,Te cb wilkes caught Lucy. and at that inftant
Icy nhoi4s. 'et ner iSe'' Sn1 wilkes going
and headrd .or moment. Bnt Mace caught
The Lady hack 10 her rot and sent her forward. and
she ga cd back her lead In few strides tins While
Palmer WAS working mp with long steady orush. Ab
TIE LAZY ruhned home three engtlts ahead, Palmer
cauam WnSrs ana drew right paIt him half a iene m
ana went In second Oy IT, though he broke the score
making leDdld hnsh. Wilkes was thhd; Lucy, |
fourthi and American dri iaft Tlme-la2In.
SECOND RAcE
This was match between O. A. uinkokf black rom |
mare Edna snd Il. Dpllcss eay Roii Ing hatcher Boy
fr 700 mile he "a tluee In IN hArues "a Enna xnn