, 1873-11-16

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burning wood Boon became unpleasautly strong.
a TOW cool mon wrestcd the burning planlis
from tho hamos, aud stamped out tho lire, and
tho event SOON passed from tho mind nB scarcely
tmorty ty q @ note on On occasion 90 prolific Of in.
torcht:, Tho fro originated In tho cook-houao Of
tho saloon. Tho damage was triiling.
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Iho atrenm of humanity approacliuE tho
Pat paiK ssli continues !tenao column III rehiclcs
anu on 1oot. At = moderate eHtinlate there are
now upwards OF 12,oo1 people in tho park md
1mmcdinte vicinity, and tho Immense seating &C.
Communications arc almost entirely occupied at m
eHttG e; cnasSc, while thousands occupy tho vehi-
ENTRIES,
RACE TRAcK, San FRANCISCO Nov. 15-2 p. m.
Tho ontrios are Stevens, Daniels, True blue.
aud Alnmio Hall. Hubbard will not 70.
At THE SCoHE.
Thad Stevens took tho polo. True Dluo next,
Mamie Hall ncxt DaniolB outside.
FIRST HEAT.
First mtlo-Nfamo Hall first, Thnd Steyens
second. Tr,,s Blue third, Daniels fourth. Second
Inle-Truo Dluo first, Mamio Ha1l second,
Daniols third, Stevens lust. Third milo-Iruo
Blue first, Joo Daniolg second, Thad stevens
third, Mamie Hall fourth. Fourth milc-Jos
Manic Hail last. limo for heat, 7:45. Daniels
took thu heat by two lengths.
m MONEY on TEAD sTEyENB
Tho unexpected turn of tho first bent pro-
duccd excitement that could only find q won't ct
tho pools and consequently tho saics sprung to
Il high figure. Pen1ing tho disposition Of tic
second leat tho friends Of Thad rallied promptly
t. hia support, end freely backed their opinion
preston prevailed that thn ridor nf ';l,a rc;no3
lin in duri,lr thu ont;rc r,n mi a;nm1v eiropa
not to bo dstnnceu. Tho horse was il fine COM
dillon whom he left tho track. and was applaud.
OF tile hoat hianio Hall TaH comn]etnlv hln,vn
gEcoND HEAT,
Tho hofaea were cal1od for the second heat at
down and saddiing was ' accomplishod in reaaj.
ness for q sot-on at 11vo minutes to 4. Annti,c.
splendid start was naafo. tho thrco horsoa s tana
tho ncoro nenk and nncE naforo ~ ni,;,. 1919 ti6
baf-miic rhnd hnd. nn1tnd NH niaoI 99hra
longtl1B, True Blue following second T und 1 tt1e
first milo Thad carried tic Score. thron icnrthe
ahead, Tr11o Dluo SECOND. Daniole tagging fiYo
lougthe. In tho sccund mile the relative posi-
tions Of the horsea were about tho samo, rhad
gaining few yarda, if anything. In tho third
milo all the horses crossed the scoro in close
company, Tlad a mock ahead of True Blue
Daniels .1applng On the f1ank. On tha
fourth milo, Yhad and True Blue pull in neck
and neck Daniels crovding close on tie last
half. Truo Blue showed ahead and opens
gap OF five lengths, which ho holds in crossing
the score, Thad seven lengths in the rear Thd
old horso comes in wearied. True Bluo take1
tile second heat Of tho race. Time, SOS.
PEOPLE LEAVING,
Tho crowd is decreasing 1t this timo, as It'll
evident by tho long limo OF trains headed for thu
city, and tho broken string Of pedestrians,
though, tile weather il still soft and balmy, and
d co0l brccze from tho oconn sweeps over tha
track. Tho contest soems to have lost it's attrao.
tions for many.
A srARTLEp HARE.
During the SECOND milo run Of tho last heat,
whose fEantic efforts to escape from tho track
distracted the attention Of tic spectators. and
caused g. deal Of morriment. The animal dis
tanced hia pl1rsuers.
THE CROWD,
Thus far, tho order, considering tho character
OF tho exhibition and tho crowd in attendance,
has been cxcollont. No rows worthy Of noto
havo occurred u,,, no.z
TIE poo1rsELL1Sa
wns again resumed after tue termination of tho
second heat, but tho bidding was not rs brisk as
previously, although = number OF heavy pools
wore made up. TFuo Blue was now tho favor
IT,, WITH tile second cloico alternating between
Ihad and Daniols. Tho ratio between first aud
second choice waB about four to tlree At tlia
| timo tho crowd commenced thinning out to q
moderate extent. many desiring to escape tho
Inevitable s jun Of the general rstrcat. The
Of profound uncertainty. Ail turimen stroked
| the'r boards when questioned as 10 the probnbi-
lty, and merely expressed an opinion tLat tlinga
were very much mixed.
THIRD HEAT.
Inc hofsca were catlod for the third heat nj
4:50. Got OF in good stylo Ut 4:35. Thad takol
tho load again, aud pulls ont handsomely 4
conpte OF r r.enstns before roachhing the firet
Quarter; True Blue second. Thal holds biz
own through tho first milo, and crosses the score
two lengths aahead, Trno Blue and Daniels run
nlnG neck aud neck. The second mile ls close
run between the three. They cross tho scoro in
almost precisely the same relative positions rs at
tho 3ltst mile. Tho third milo a a repetition Of
tho first end second. Tho Widest excitement
Rrovall8. They croeB tho score, Il,ad lcndin,
Daniels. lapp,ng him in tho flank, True Blun !.
close third at tho first quarter Of tho fourth milo.
TRUE BLUE FAILS
The metal Of the noble animal is exhausted.
He falls bchinds and is speedily lost in tho dis
tanre. T1lal pt,llB on ut his best, and partA
company with Dallicis, crossing tho score nearly
ten 1eng:hs ahead. Tho excitement il tremond.
GUS ut tho result. Denfcniug cheers ascend. md
tho air 10 filled With 1lyi1., Lats Tho race ID
faYorito in tbs grcnt race Blue having been