The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-14
NEW. YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE Il ls72TRIRLE SHEET. :.


8 with Jerome Park as part Of her canvas she h as
n infinite variety and spend0r were her spr!ngIke
u tints yesterday she aeemed II with muller Of
i matte scale. Every leaf Of the glorious trees standing
3 forth In the bright sunshine was q masterpiece.
yond, and then In one sweeping glance took ia the
whole panorama OF beautiful scenery melting into
lion Of delicate sky; ana you had the picture that
\ Nature, the unappr0achable artist, yesterday
Il wrought about the Park just before the opening
sOlang clang, ,angne-gl" The ladies In scores are
leaving the Club House aAd tripping down the wind
Stand until 1t Is bouquet. Nervous looking indi
8 yduas crowd around the pool stand. and seemingly
thousands are deposited In thebox by the sporting
Il fraternity with the same n0nohoLance they would
$ whisk OF champagne cocktail; quiet-lOOklng butt
Secretary is IL his little box that formerly sat on
the nll the timers . are ia their places and the
sSa s Scey
the %agag IL their and ys
\ and talk over the prospects, OF tho day. The
i train or trains have arrived ana the merry
\ excursonists stream along tho handsome
era Now the Dig, linen. coated darby, whose mis-
3slon on earth is to look out for the wishes and
Il comforts OF the Judges rshes across the ira OK,
and, amid the resistess murmurings OF the spe eta
tors again goes the bell, "OlanG, clang. 'angng-g
largo in the first contest ana but two Jockeys have
taken the saddle The quarter stretch ia cleared
army OF blacks that attend to the little jobs neces-
sary before and after each race remaining They,
the i ae the
eng % end an intensity Of Stiffness has SUI suddenly
: red nag beyond. .see, they are OH on, myI"
the via owSs That grow around her
ana n En- , apd IA bu
gnnd them on merrily thOuph tho race has NOT
Of the winning Jockey is Immensely cneered as he
! strates the feeling OF the spectators.
Then, with the usual waiting and the usual chat
upon s rsos ana their
form and restless dispositions cause surprise
such nervous lot They Gait nor Won't S' keep
STILL and when Minnie W. bolts and goes the wrong
nsge the IS eqe ta
Ribbons boating in the soft breezes and there Is
Joy With the babbling throng; the nve contestants
1 bolts ana runs up the three quarter track, and
] poor Donahue cannot hold her. Heavens what
Any has run into The fence, And both MY and
pair of eyes are surussd and more than one heart
aches TO see the PROSTATE form and soled colors
The Other youngsters are no longer thought Of and
run across the field to learn Of the Injured lads
gets ap and nplne ayhiis goes to tic ssartIns
/ tacle cheer after cheer goes up from the
O. foliage and e a t se
1 like thundergust. 1t makes one feel better of
y humanity to hear such welcome sounds.
Then the merrtment goes on, gaining force by
q the result OF the mishap, and when the boiling
Minnie after all her trouble, runs second to the
y All day long the interest was maintained, and IL /
WAS happy period for the owners Of the yictors
D of mile from grand field and the finish such
II as to stamp him superior clipper. Pleasure was
evoked at the Of aa de
u Wetmore, who was beaten before they had gone
~ quarter OF q mile.
Y Newport; OH Newport go to the seashore |" /
= many rreverent losers cried at the top OF their
voices and reayit looked as his rider wanted to
Harry Bassett, to the delight OF thousands OF ad
s. mirrors, again appeared and ran against Metea In
IN and without much exertion dstanced the really
81 gallant mare The friends OF this handsome animal
&c noble winner, and his owner, Colonel MCDANIEL
IA felt again proud because OF the generous recognl
Down below in the great halls under the stand
81 where the hungry can cat and the thirsty drink to
~ their hearts content The Of the club has
IA sufficient corps OF walters; but the crush was 80
III great between the that many did not receive
~ the nOurishment desired and necessary. Perhaps
n dry 1t don't matter much what caused it, but
II everybody wanted cooling beverages, and most OF
them got them, sooner or later by hook and crook.
81 Everything cold was on hand and at reasonable
~ prices. Tho tables were O sight, as scores
"a stood up furnishing all kinds OF re-
b freshments. Roast beef, ham and picked
beans ay ana coa 5ed ch RSsa
81 swallowed in countless dishes. Chow Chow could
~ be had for the asking-and that Is about all that
t3 YVES given away-and many Of the Twenty eighth
b street boys found their first love In the esculent
IA pigs foot.
~ The dyspeptic banana man was again on hand; the
~ men who keep the doors OF the Harlem trains were
Isl Just as mp0te as ever, and the sun shone in the
Is reporters faces with the same intensity the
Eprevious day. and these little things were the only
Is drawbacks TO glorious days sport.