The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-13

were promptly attended ii TO-. BeitiDeI
now became lively, in anticipation Of
the great event OF the week-the race
for $1,000. citizens purse-bets being
freely offered OF two to one on Baoon's
Crank Hampton" For this raoe-2L
milo heats, $3.50 to the first horse and
$3.50 for the second-there were three
entries-Fludd & Cash's "Girl of MY
Heart" Thomas G.. Baoon's "Frank
Hampton" and John II. Giants "Lady
Washington" The Lady got the in
side, the Girl second and Hampton
third. A good start was effected, the
Girl leading, followed by the Lady, and
Hampton bringing up the rear. This
position was maintained until the horses
turned the homo stretch, when Hamp-
ton shot ahead, and won the heat-the
Girl just behind-time Ais.
Betting now took different turn, as
it was evident that Hampton would be
| the winner of the race, aud tho wagers
wero as to the second horse. When the
horses again got of, they occupied the
same positions as in the first heat; but
the Girl soon began to give way, and
the other horses pressed forward. and
when they passed the Judges stand on
the last round, Hampton was Leading,
with Washington on his flank, and the
Girl some distance b9hind-time L. 10
The heat and the race were awarded to
Hampton; the second purse to Wash
ington.
Tho second race was for trotters, *
mile, best three in Ave, for citizens
purse of $5O0-S400 to first and 500 to
second open to the world. For this
race there were three entries: Jack
Chambers "h1alsey." W. n. Boyce's
"Little Mac" and Henry Langford y
"Spotted Tail" The frat two came to
the scratch. The first heat was won by
Mac. the second by MaIsey, the third by
Mac. Drivers were then changed
Malsey broke badly and fell fur behind,
when Mac passed the Judges stand ut
slow pace. A protest was entered, by
some OF the parties interested, on ac-
coun- of the change of drivers, when
fifth heat WAS trotted, and Mac was
again the winner.
Much interest was manifested in the
racing, and considerable money changed
hands. The following nre the races for
to-day:
FIRST RACE E-RuNS1No.- mile dash.
Entries-Prussian. by Fiudd & Cash
Lady Washington, J. II. Cant; Jim
Hinton, H. Woods.
SECOND -RUSNINa. q mile
dash. Entries -Rutledge. Fludd &
Cash; Lone Star, IL. 9. Bulow; John
Kendriok, q. r. Franklin.
TRorT1Na RAoE.-A mile. Entries
Goshen Maid, P. B. Runnell; Cassian.
Oven DAILY; Spotted Tail. Langford.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. We
arc informed that all unsold tickets to
the fourth concert of this enterprise, in
the hands Of agents, will be returned on
25th instant. Remember this, and form
your clubs and secure tickets while they
can be had. N2t13
NECESSARY ARTICLES FOR THE FAIR
Messrs. E. e. Davies & Co. are prepared
to supply hotels, restaurants and iami-
lies with The best Norfolk oysters and
fresh fish, received daily. They have
also large supply of turkeys, poultry
and game, foreign and domestic fruits
Of oil kinds. Oysters, fish and frnits q
speciality. Orders delivered promptly.
Just received shipment OF dressed
poultry and partridges.
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LIST or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. N. Robson-Sundries.
Watkins Treupe-Irwin's Hall.
Meeting of Patrons Of Husbandry.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale of Stock.
Pistol Lost.
d. G. Peixotto & Sons-Auction Sale.
W. 8. Battle-Notice.
j. N. Dubard-Executor's Notice.
G. Diercks-Panorama for Sale.
@. +. Pelham-U mbrella Left.
In the United States District Court,
on Tuesday. before Judge Bryan, the
petition of Elias Venning, for. final dis
charge in bankruptcy, was referred to
Registrar Carpenter. The petition of
Robert E. Campton, of Greenville. for
voluntary bankruptcy, was referred to
Registrar Clawson, similar petition of
Thomas W. Traymap, of Laurens, was
referred to Registrar Jaeger. On hear
ing the report of Registrar Clawson. on
petitions for lien in the case OF o. Sur
ratt, bankrupt, tho assignee was direct
ed to sell unencumbered real estate,
&c