The New York herald., 1874-12-10
IMPORTANT TROTTING PRO
n1dW GRAMMES.

Arrangements Consumma ated for Next
Years Grand Spring and Fall Eastern
Circuits-The Dates Fixed Upon, the
Purses To BE Onered and tho Time OF
Closing Entries.
An adjourned meeting OF delegates to take into
consideration ana arrange the spring and fall
Eastern trotting circuits was held at the Everett,
House, this city, on Tuesday evening. The follow
ing gentlemen were present:-Samuel 7. Psyson,
Pascal G. Burke and A. s. Swan OF Brooklyn, repre-.
senting the Prospect Park Fair Grounds Associa.
tion George Sturges, OF Philadelphia representing
Point Breeze Park Association; Burdett Loomis,
william H. Peck and Alexander Harbison,. Ol
Hartford, representing the Connecticut Stock
Breeders Association; L. I. Powers, Il. NJ Phillips
and Il. 8. Hyde, OF Springfield, representing the
Hampden Park Association; D. F. Longstreet, OF
Providence, representing the Narragansett Park
Association, and George w. Brigham, OF Boston,
representing George H. Bailey 4 Co., as proprie-
tors OF Mystic Park, and D. W. Becker as proprie-
tor Of Beacon Park. 4eAf aEH
The meeting was organized by the selection OF
L. l. Powers, OF Springfield, as chairman. and D.
W. Longstreet, OF Providence, as secretary. The
records OF the last meeting being read the as
sgnment Of days as Informally agreed upon at the
former meeting, was unanimously adopted, vtz:.-
Point Breeze Park Association. Philadelphia,
commencing tuesday. May Is.
mencng Tuesday, June l..
Connecticut Stock Breeders' Association, Hart
Una fars sSa Assocaton, Providence
commencing Tuesday, June Is.
Mys!ic N a ana Beacon Parks. Of Boston, the two
the Hampden Park Association, OF Springfield,
declined pace in tho spring circuit for reasons
which the President explained. =. -
Upon motion Of Mr.. Longstreet, It was unani.
COMPRISE fOur QAva trOttfnU. instead
days, as proposed at the former meeting.
me e, smCSn1 Of premiums @ 20 Be gwen zen BY each
following programme was unanimously adopted:-
.an rlRsr T, DAYmca,s a,cn ass 2A slooo.ssoo to first,
$l,5oo-$9oo 10 first. $3.50 TO second and $3.50 TO
$3.50 to second and $3.50 to third Glass 2:22'
S26oo-$l.5oo 10 first. $3.50 to second and $3.50 to
THIRD DAY.-Class 2lo, s1,ooo-$eoo to first. 5000
to second and 500 to third. Class 2:24 sl,5O0-
5000 TO lrst $3.50 to second and $3.50 TO third.
$50 TO second and $50 70 third. Class a.ss a:ss
Sl,5oo-$9oo to nrst $3.50 to second and $3.50 70
Entries to close at each park on Tuesday, May
1s, 1875 at nine O'Clock p. M and to be addressed
to such persons as shall be hereafter announced in
appointed stewards, to whom was referred all
matters in detall:- I &. s.
Burke of Brooklyn; Burdett Loomis, OF Hartford !;
I. + Longstreet, OF Providence; George II. Bailey
and D. W. SeeAier; Of Boston; Cs.oD,r tT
After completing the arrangements for spring
circuit as above the following dates were agreed
upon Tor tall circuit composed OF the same ssso-
cations, with the addition OF the Hampden Park
Association, VIII %sf 81 -
Hampton, PARK Association, Springfield, COM
mencIng TUESDAY, August IL. n Ife-t ~
Connecticut Stock Breeders ASSOCIATION, Hart.
ford, commencing Tuesday, August ~
Narragansett Park ASSOCIATION, Providence,
commencing Tuesday, October 81.
Mystic and Beacon Parks, Boston, the two weeks
ber IA. ~"
Prospect Park Fair Grounds Association, Brook.
lyn, commencing Tuesday October s.
Point Breeze Park Association Philadelphia,
commencing Tuesday. October IA
The same stewards were appointed with the ad-
dition OF L. J. Powers, OF Springfield. without
completing the programme for the fall circuit the
meeting adjourned at the cal Of the Chairman.