, 1874-08-11

The Grew Of the Farragut Club for
the Grand Haven Regatta
Prospects Of Fine Pigeon
Shooting To-Day.
Base Ball-.-AQuatic---Thc Prize Ring.

YeektfahF Attnrn0tn LOT FFlFALh stAkcs Auu Aesu-
ctattou additions tornto, biit II canllot DO said
4loy word particularly B,'occasfu II. my respect.
Tho attendance waa very an,all, worry rough In
appearance. an very disor{lerly III conduct, and
tho tima mntle was much slower ttlan what was
anticipated. An mattor Of fact, tllore
was not \ singlo credtab!e feature In tho
entertainment, mud owing to tho iuoxcusable
datoriuess of tho ]udgea tho deciding heat OF
QUO OF tho races cond not bo trotted, darkness
uou,ing on, aud had to bo postponed until this
torouoou. Mr.. MAuanr might Ra wei! DO told
now AZ at any other timo That the presence Of n
crowd of Stock-Yards rowtltos, when 1t Ia made
30 oironslvely prominent as 1t VIA yesterday
will not bo tolerated by respectable and ordorly
people. OF conrso. they arc omitted 10 a!l tho
privileges thas their money will buy, but thoy
should 10 compelled to behave themselves anil
kcop within proper bounds. whether tho number
Of spectators bo great Or snasl!.
Tho flrBt rncc WAS lotweon Il. H. nnpk'H chbat-
nut mare Hattie, Graves Il Loo:nis' bay geldtng
Bay Honry, and Aleck Lawis chestnut golding
Jerome, for an inside stake of ad0 zach and au
addition by tho Association Of 5000. htr. Bucks
mare was tho favorite against tho fold In auch
pools az waro sold and, as alo proved to bo on
pasy winner in three straight boats, It is
scarcely necessary to give more than an outline
Of the race. Tito first heat Waa mot particularly
lntoresting, tlere beiug great delay n scoring.
The l'ofaea wero sont away tho Boyonih time they
tle outsids plpco. Tho Turner had somewhat
the bcns Of tho start. but that made little or no
difforoncp. nu all throe broke ut tho turn. They
travelod together for while, but ut tie quar-
both being oven. 4 break By zach on the bnck-
strotch did not altor tho poaitions much. aud OH
Henry also loft lis feet 10 did not gain any
ground. When atl steadied down to work, Hat
q f3r Nr En- u n
half. jerome bting second, and four lengths iu
advance Of Bay Horny and they trotted homo In
tho same order, tic time being 2:322+: Tho
Though Henry broko early III the race,
he was louder at tho quarter. An
other bronx threw him behind, and Hattte
and Jorome took first mud aecond plnceH, ro-
went ahead Of tho uaro, and wau two longths in
advance Of her ut tho half~ins pole. Sho out
footed hin at tho upper turn, however, and
wa q9t Disturbed ~ tho leadorshIp Thereafter.
hono-strotch, bnt by palpable foul jerome got
cloBe behind again. Ihe hoat ended With
Mattis two lengths ahead. aud Honry was given
sfSna ng pes s ssfi a Ds fe a'q t hest a1t 'sa %a
won SO easily By Hattie that il is only NECESSARY
to givo tho time-2:37S1l. Following Il tho
SUMMARY.
ing PEsa1s 1t ssss o M A%s a. ssis
tion; mile heats. best in 5, In hast'css.
:avs' & " ss'fs fesa.'s s' Fl ls:ts l. IL; ssi; :
''A TimsEs:ss ss:': asii s:37 ''"
sdon 0 sss ssts Graves
I'oomis's 'sbny goding, Chcago; Alcek Lowis'
gruy marc May Howard. aud J. W. 9rangor's
abny gelaing Con. Howard. As q race, this trot
soemed to DO we'll understood thing TINT CHI
cago would win, for ho Mas iavorite over tho
dojd,, and, though the fftl, beat was al
lowed to 60 over until to-day, ho continued
timo waH 2:2o. aud was made by hlay Howard
IN tho frat heat, Chicago being second, and q
length bolnd, md the donora1 three lengths
beh'1,a hirn. May led all THO way around, but
heat but for his bud broaling. Tho second hoat
was mado in 2:30A, and was m uniutorcsttng
ruee: Con. Howard ica Mt tho quarter, but Holno
ginning akips BY Chicago gave him the front
Howard being secoaa., The tl!Fd heat was trot-
ted in tho game time. and was also won
by Chicago: @ He I, lea r.; from tho wiro
to tho S s S1 aTe he waa
diately nfterEatd and had to take second plaza.
There being some suspicion in tho minds og the
lndgea about the driver Of Gen. Howard, ho Was
bent: and Jamoa Conlisk was substituted. The
result wnH TINT the General won the heat in
a;a0!{, though it waa through uo good trottiug
Of ls, Oh the other tSo could not bo kept oven
The finish vas rather exciting betweon TIL, tie
loader and Chicago, both coming home oyon.
Tue heat was gtvan to Gen, Howard, however,
owing to tue running Of Chicago. May Howard
won tho fifth heat III 2:9l1%, though Chicago
came in ahead. Ills running forfeited him tie
first place,
Il was now 80 tlark tina. the ruco had to DO
postponed. Following il the summary OF that
portion which was completed:
8AME D.Y.-TEottlng for ssake Of $50 each, $500
added by the Association, n'ie heats, best thrto In
Aleek Lswta' g. II. Aiay Howard. :......i ) j
eT3me-e29, aa3o1d, a;30!asi, a;3oA, 2:3lM.
THE RACES At UTICA, n. r., TODAY.
~ spseias pasratah e Ths chieaao Tribune.
UTICA, n X, Ang lo-The third annual meet
large crowd Of turfmen to this city. Tho hotela
arc filling up rapidly tonight. For to-morrow,
the oponing Of The ineosing, there arc ogl,ty-aix
entStss G"a In all III tho 2:34 GLASS; for purse Of
nnntlroa to thirty for lilo hold, conBlat-
!nS Of joan 1ngotow, Reserve. Lady Woods,
Lady Annio, Tonraray Kittio D. Frank Eva, and
e!'sa for purse Of 1000, and four HtartalB.
God1no nciln Mt t2O to 10 tor Castle boy, 20 Tor
1homaH Jefferson. aud % for Buslo. Tho track
u lu f!rat-clasH ORDER md tho weather is charm
s.coeBstul meeting ever held in Central Now
YORK; uhmoTo's Bana IL hero for the who,e
Meeting,
o11SroN DRIVING PARK MEETING,
Special D,spach to The Catcayo 3ri1hns
CMH1os, 1n., Aug. 10.--Qroat interest il mani
tested in the opening Of tho Chnton Drlyi,,p
lark AL ensrle. cloaed tonight. The trottint:.
entries number Us, aud tho running entries III
t1o largeHt and bcat fold Ut hotaea evcr asso,n.
hlod west Of tho NiiBsisplppi. Among tho trot-
tors arc Amy B:, Star Of tho Wost, Phil shori
dan, Fox, Onlaha DIM, aud other noIoi tlyers.
II tho rNnnng cntYios ata Falmouth, Alice
Ward Sweet lsAy, md Woolburn.
The racos VIII bo tic most hoty contested over
Enown IN the State, uoaa,neuesns to.n,o,row VI
tornoon and continuing four days. Tho track IL
IL splendid condition, and largo number Of
people are arriving by eyary train and hoat to
a'tend tie exhibition, which promises to bo the
Most successful OF any known in this soction,
The double-toAm race IL tho interesting oyont
for tomorrow. Six pairs Of the beat trottora On
the ground arc entered for it.
THE COMING nAoEB At nounEsTEn.
RooHEsTER, n. T., Aug. 10.--1t has been ar-
ranged that tlie trial to beat Goldsmith Mad'a
time OF a:1f35 will take place In ths frce-for-a all
good track. Tho purse for that race hAs boen