The New York herald., 1871-09-15
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FLEeTwooD PAEE ASSOCIATION,
sEooNp ASSuHi TI faLL aEs1iNG,
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81 Whitney entered blk: Z Camors.
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sis Mass sa;gsy sSsTs ss.sa, sa 'se ETs.Sn s9.s1
1A0"". se5sb sf s Jefferson r.
better lnap 800 TO tho hrs 4o0 to the second and $500
8 S:ss :ss:r:a ssssa ss 81 st rs~gf. i., Bells,
John Rogers cniored ok ~ Eien Tree.
u. Ta.nsn entered b. m. Brown Kitty
G. l. Baehus entered m lady Pacaq:
SssHsr sps'ss fanny ais'aSss na%ss Belle
mss M'kss sS.s entered M & m .s SSGs Ssr rhGne
Basse!t Mar entered b.; br s't 9. bismarck.
sswsn ,n,srss entered e. Gs raas aSsks
& 'ss 's,S 70 d second 0ts and
$soo 10 the third horse.
yane;; aafta. entered b. 6; Dresden.
H. HS,: enssS s9!ss e. amss Tsarf L. cSsnan
.as, Mace entered W med9c
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Samuel Mclaughlin sf entered si; s. M Mary.
Patterson 2nsSS fpfrfs pSSs4GFsDay e. pFsiasn7s, sspr
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g; M. Fsrssson entered b. m: Bright Eycs
3. Taisr entered : m. louisa Moore
d.rDsnsr sSse ts'efsr sSfsrsd eass % Mas Eee
n Soodin entered g. e. Safe
sskSs N f for scr.e aa:en; That have never ea
than ssoCt he horse siOO he second and sso
- Il. e ). VI Dorenus entered 8. G. Toe.
ps"1sy ssr 1nSnaf
o 5GSn,Gs So,S;s entered entered T. M hets hst Norris
SSss s.s ssds%h Ma5 SSs1 d snls4 bsans
T. Patterson cntered ch. M. Belle Of Oneida.
splan entered br M Constance, formerly Lady Saul
Fourth DAy.,wEDNEsDAy. sEPTEMBEk .5 ~ ,..,
norss ssc $3.50 the third and saS to the
y. Mace entered 1r g; George Palmer.
better Isl the first horse sSod to 'he 'ssoa
B. Mace entered s. g. Climax
iS@i ~ pssonss :Sssss%. 5. Fisssiwooa.
F. F. Psnie's Plss sosssS ss'sr.s IN 10;feTs Tep.,
ThG;; 8 Poster entered 1r i,ri, < baSnes' g.sN
u Boagland entered T. y tTey JhcA.
All the above heats best three and Eve In
harness. and viii be conducted under the rules Of the
Single admission 81 No extra charge for Grand Stand
Races to commence at 8 o'clock p. N. each day
Trains by Harlem Railroad Forty street
Fourth avenue each day at IL 80 A. n Special at two
leave Peck slip at u ". and O'CLOCK r NJ, and
Fulton Market sip at D NJ connecting with horse cars
at Third avenue bridge for the Park
Prosrammcs. giving full particulars. will be dsrbued on
''e s'''"'' r. j. NJ. VAN CoRTLANDT, President
D. TALLMAN, Superintendent.
INLEETWOOD PARK-IMPORTANf NoTicE-AT A
special meeting Of the Fleetwood Association. held at
the Club House, August 4 was unanmcusy resolved that
from the present Club House Park surround
ins shall be exclusively for the use and accommodation Of
Its members.
gentlemen would like to become members The
or without box stall, $50 year. dating
August 1871 with exclusive OF box STALL 800,
five years, dating from August L. 1871.
Club grounds during the meen: By paying Eve dollars
xnv further Information will be furnished BY the Presi
dent Superintendent or Clerk of the Association, viii
va order Of NJ VAN CoRrLANpr President
1NLEETwOOD PARK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, AT 8
O'clock p. M.-Purse and Stake $500 mile heats; best
ain g. In harness. A.
r. johnson enters gr. m. Stella.
H. Casey enters 9. G. hickey
John spean entsrs B. m, Paterson Girl.
Same Day.
Match 81 900; mile heats; best In 8, Ia harness.
John Murphy enters ~. 6. Big Judge.
o""'' '"''' p j. NJ. VAN CORrLANpT, President
d. TALLvAN, Superintendent.