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land.
ha7s neysr beaten ~ 500 to lst, $50 to 2d, $500
6. J. Fullers :. 6. Henry Ted.
r. Armstrong; b. g. Fred Hooper.
5smss a.o Dqgs5s a b. e. }a1es % horses which
have 0 ao!sr Ssata &;a $500 to 1st, $4,000 to 3D.
4. F. Fawcetts ch. 9. Baehaw, Jr.
Running Premium, No 1b-Sl ooo-,1ile heats, best
sin s: $500 to nrzt $500 to second. 500 70 third:
F. Ioyda b. 6. Port Leonard, years, BY Vouchor'
y. II. Barrowis eh 6. Jennings formerly EmnetD.
years, by Aateroid, dam by imp Glencoe.
]. T. crowleys ch- q. ouarter1naster pedigree elae
". G. Hardtng's br. t. NEariposa, years, By Jack
Malone, dam Nubia, by Albion.
T. G. Moore,s ch. c. Rogar HANSON, years, oy 1aeK
Malone dam by Lenar+
FOURTH pAY-F8mAx, 5uLY4-
FORENOON.
ong n Sc IS oFes ssf9 hSIses ~ sscond ~61eh
$500 to third, 500 to fourth.
E. Marchs b. 6. Dunlsp (formcrly starnght}.
F.F. Manmafer's bl 8. Albert
Fl. Martins br. &. Chester.
Alexander Leuis' b. m Ids.
Wida1n DaIiings 8. g. Quicksilver formerly Kern-
Paetng P,entan., 70. -*so0-For all PAGERS; $500
2 2 M.4ans E 55;afs T. r. 3 : f.D19 D99 fsa'' Sern.
.. 9. Love5oys b. g. BABE;
Running Pre1n.un., 10. 1s+ +s30o-Ihe BroTn stake'
for colts and nes two years old 1o0 eseh nan 1oI
and MadIson streets Second to saye it, stake Three
or more subscribers to I'LL. To nane and close MAY l.
1878. Dash Of half mile: .rxo.,,o
out Of Pho:ni1 Bale {sistez to Joe Daniela>.
]. 9. simpson, Riverside, Ill; b. I. Marion By HAL
% Same G b. @ C. T6ree cheers by imp. Hurrah. out Of
Young Faahton, by imp Monarch; Malta.
J. Il H.rney, St; Lon!s, No: b. I. By Pat Aan0s'
ty uncie Vic, out Of Ada Kenneth hy Bonnie Laddie
Same; eh. T. Mary nowett, by Uncle VIC o"t o'
Ed. Gray, Chicago, III. ch. c. Dan o*Hazn, by Wood
stock out Of Way b. imp Cruiser; bx Inn
o. P. Chaney, Winchester, o.; ch. I: Venice, by
Moors eei Mo6e IL ou b. y lightning dam
D. Mcdaniel sa1ssoga, N. T.; b. G. by Asteroid, ont
Running PTe1ninu, No. 10 -s3oo.-D.ah Of X
miles, for I'll ages, carrying 100 pounds s2oo 10 n1s
Jsmes E summers b. N. Rocket pedigree else
where
J. Il Harneyt HAIRY oFa1lon; pedigree elsewhere.
a. b2 NM Abo9 The md
william Jenn1ngs' b. G. Cape Race pedigree else-
G. F. B-ovns CD. c. Keno pedigree elsewhere.
n. q. Barnes Lady Fairfield; pedigree elsewhere.
GT1Y'8 Ch <. kings EXcutet p6@uSleo eAAo"AeAo-
4+ottino Premium, Fo.2o-f3, ,ooo.-For horses which
have beaten 2so; 500 to frat $3.50 second'
$3.50 TO third, $500 to fourth.
Ben Mace1 T. 6. Walter.
F. T. Wanmakers b. &. Edgar.
Ed Browns b. g. Joe Uden.
Dan Pfeider's b. m Topey.
L. II. Bucks ch. N. Hattie.
j. q. Martins bl- g. Black rrince.
L. r. Martins b. 6. Ben Smith
J, J. Smiths q. m. Lady Fox
J, 4. Cummings b. :. Redwtng {forraerly Cham
p11ys T1ctting Premium, No. IL ,soo-Freo to all;
s., 600 to ist, 81, 900 to I'd. $500 to Sd
Graves Loomis' b. 8. Chicago
~, Loveli's b. N. American Gill.
Running Premium, No. s., ,oo0:-Heats Of miles
s, 500 to the lat, 5000 to I'd, $500 to 3d.
J. G. simpsons Wausnita; pedigree elsewhere. a,..-
James H. Summers ch- c. March s; peoleree else-
v. q. Hardinss ch. N. Euchre: pedigree e'sc-
William Jennings' ch C. Silent Friend: pedigree
7. g. Moore's b. 1n Hollywood pedigres elsewhere.
J. conlisks b.g. Young Har1y OF the West; pedi-
gree elsewhere.
CONDITIONS.
l. knowledge Of the following conditions OF
the meeting will be useful not only to those who
hsye entered horses, but to spectators OF tho
races: Heats may be alternated OF not at the
| manacers' option. All the races which are not
distinctly specified to the contrary will DO mile
| heats. best three in fiye, in harness. The man-
| ayers reserve the right to postpone On account
Of bad weather, and also to trot q postponed OF
! continued race in the forenoon, It they deem it
| advisable The running will be under the rules
| Of the American Jockey Club.
| FOE TEE BENEFIT OF STRANGERS,
| re will say that Dexter Park, rs trotting and
| running COURSE is unequaled in the many cd
| yantaees It presents. Every railway running
| into Chicago has track in proximity to the en-
trance Of the park. and near by are Q hotel.
-. -$G4 <&1g1 F4Y
reaching the centre Of the city are unrivaled.
The Pittsburgh e. Fort Wayne and Chicago, Rock
| Island & Pacific Railroads run trains from their
depots, and the State street CATS r1n every ff-
teen minutes. There are also line Of stages on
Halsted street, and good Avery.stable at the
park. Tho trotting- track could not be
improved, as it stands to-day. 1t .ia
| laid out after the most approved plan the
stretches being quarter OF mile long and
parallel and the "turns " semi-ciroles Of the
| same length. The natural soil is covered With q
thin coating Of fnely-sifted Joliet gravel, which
| giyes firm surface, almost impervious tc
water, without in the least destroying the elias
| ITCHY Of the 6ubstratun. It is perfectly level
and thoroughly drained, and vii be kept IN the Il
best order. The running course ia inside Of the
t1otting track, and only lacks about $50 yards ot
being mile. The natural soil, rich alluvium
has not been disturbed, and consequently it il
never hard but springy and safe.
! SAGINAW RACES POSTPONED.
1
| storm. with heavy rain, prevailed to-day over 9
grest portion OF the State. The RACES ut East
Saginaw were postponed until tomorrow in con
| sequence Of the unfavorabie weather.
| BILLIARDS..
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
THE INTERNATIONAL coN0REss-TH1RD GAME.
Play WAS resumed at Irving Hail this after
noon in the billiard tournament. the contestants
being Albert GARNER and Joseph Dion. The
first cau Of the score gave GARNER 112, Dion
80. 1t the end Of the twenty-frst inning, the
game stood: Garnisr, 1856 Dion, 105. In sub
sequent inning, Garnier. by some Of the most
brilliant play ever Witnessed hare, made 86 points,
and II the twenty-ffth inning ran ont game,
the score being: GARNER, 800; Dion, 1856: Be-
fore the game Dion WAS the favorite, q to l.
TIE FOURTH GAME.
| NEW YORK. June 24.-The fourth game.
which WAS between tho brothers Grille and
Joseph Dion, commenced promptly at 8 o'clock
in the evening, before diminished attendance.
The hall was dl1ed. however, later in the even