, 1874-06-21

consented TO HATe II co1uo o1A oA s3o 1""t ~ -
july. He offers first and second prtzeso Of bride
the connecting ponies shall not be over fourteen
hands high. The following entries are already
at hand: H. F. Shermar's 6. P. Dashinc Charlie,
Mr. stiles' b. p Hawk, Mr. a1i;ln'e !;i, b. 2: Mus
r. ,. Cbaliie, r Kinsiars br: p, John Golfers
b. rn Dolly, L. Browns bl. p. james, Brad Rip
ley's b. j. Chicago, Thomas Chalmers b. In.
Dolly. and John Laudell's Mohawk. Tho entry
List will be open until July 3, at II IN.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
at Dexter Park, an exciting sweepstakes race
for $50 corner occurred between Barnes gray
geldlng, Wait Awhile; McGrath's gray gediDg,
faugh Dallo:h; O'Drien's roam gelding,
Megawallagh; and Lar1in's bay Eeidins, Chain
Lightnirg.-1n,le heats. best three IN hve, to
road wagons Fauyh Baflagh won the first two
heats in 3:4U and 34:}. aud Wait Awhile won the
other three III 3:36, 3:39, aud 1885.
There was also race for $50 side, mile
heats, best two in three. between Joe Lambs
BucKskln, to wagon. and T. Brlstois California
Chief, in harnesa. The former Won tho race in
o:53L5 and 2:55, distancing his competitor III the
last heat.
THE RACES AT PERU, ND
Special Dispatch to The Chicaao Tribune:
FoRT WAYNE, Ind. June 20.-Tle annual races
at Peru closed with an attendance OF not less
than $500 people. The first race to-day WAS +
match free for al, mile heats. best two IN three,
weights barred, for purse Of $500. Savage,
owned in Louisville, sold as the first chance IN
poole. but only took second money 10 the race,
Thoma. McJyfc's sorrc1 gelding. Little Frank,
taking the first and third heats. Tlme-1;47]122,
1:55.
tbs second race was d trottfug-mntch for
horses tina: never boat 224, for puree OF 81, lo0
Out OF eight entEies there were only Two starters
The stallion Logan, owned by Parker Wineman.
Of Joliet ILL.,, took the race IN th1eo straight
heats. Time. 2:s13@<, 2:s02l, 2:c2.
Tho third ruce WAS pacing match, for horses
that never beat three minutes, and Was won By
tho grey gelding " Grey Har5y' " o"ned bT >: 4:
heats. Timo-2:o61t4, 2:3l11l, 2:314. Purse.
$500.
This closes the most successful racing meetinE
ever held in this part Of Indiana.
THE PEORIA RACES,
Sr<ciat Dts}atch to The Ch1caoo Tribune.
PEORIA Ill, June 20.~-To-day closed the juno
meeting ut Jefferson Park, which WAS an entire
financial success to the ASSOCIATION and satlsfac-
tory to the public The racing was fully equal
in interest to previous dn7a. Horse-ovners arc
pleased with the treatment OF the Association,
and adopted q resolution to that effect.
Gen. Rowett Sold the Chestnut colt John
Davis to Reynolds g. Douglass, of GAlesburS,
for 81 .009
The first race was hurdle-race over four hur-
dies, milo dash, for purse OF S125:
F. Loyd yicksburg, Misu, b. e. Capt. Hutchinson.
Green Morrison. Missouri. b; c. Enie. .;......-..a
D. Argubrtgh Peoria, ILL.,, ch. C. Ed Hadczty. j
Ttnt-l:35.
The second race WAS q running race for al
ages, mile heats. 8 in $. for 3 purse OF $500:
Green Morrison, Missouri, b. G. Edwin Adams.1 !
E. Harrison, Natchez La, b. c. falmoutn.....-3
s: y. Reynolds, Galesburg. b. II; Venus
F. 1osd vicEsbpre Aiss ~. s. NJ ia Mary; IA
The third race Was trottinS race Tor tho 1853
class, milo heats, three in i've, for purse OF
$500:
". Downing, Peoria, ch. Mollie. .........--.1
Il =. Allen oskaloosa Iowa, :. 6. CAPT. Jack: =
F. Redheld, st. Louis, No, g. N. Lady drtswold-4
7tme-e:5oH a:42; 2+e.
The fourth rnse xes tr11tting race f{es svnn for
Sam colburn. omaA. Seb.. ch. 6: Dan; IL 2 ! |
c. c. Brown, ,1sacine Wis, s: 8. Phil shsrid;n.2
Capt Dickson, St. Louis, Mn, dun s. Ratt!er.tliss
T.me-o:36 235; 1884 2:37-
P1rIsuURG RACES.
P1TrsBUno, Pa. June 20.-The rhces at the
Pitteburg Driving Park closed to-day. The
great trot OF tho meeting took place to-day, for
horses who have never beaten $50, for purse
straight heats. Time-2;s21z; 2:32; 2:3l7}l.
Blow-Go second, Lady Alice third.
The second race was for 2:40 horses. purse
$500. East End wop this race in three straight
heats; Silver Maid second. Blond third. Time
2:42; Gas; 1:44.
Tie third was match rnce. purse s4oo, best
two IN three, and was won by PhiiadolpAia Boy
in two straight heats. Iims-2:49; 1:42.
JEROME PARK RACES.
NEW ToRK, juno 20.--This sixth and last day
OF the jerome Park races brought out the best
attendance OF the SEASON. notwithstanding the
CT Thursday last The drst race
was for pure OF $500 for 2-year-oids. Those
by untried stations or out Of untried mares al
lowed pounds; il both, s pounds, the winner
OF the Juvenile Stakes to carry pounds extra
torious, WEASEL Littels chestnut til!r. Willie
Burke, Calvin, and Ino. Willie Burke Won
e@sily By three lengths; Calvin, second; Weasel,
third. Time-5l11l-
Second race Purse $500, for s-Year-olds
which have not won this year, fillies TO carry
milo. The starters were Harry Fel:er,
Scratch Sangamona, Thompson's chestnut filly.
Macaroon, Erastus Corning, Reform, mud At
tia. At!ila won easily By four lengths, Thoulp-
sons tl1y second, Scratch third. Tinle-l:4411.
Third race: Free handicaps, sweepstakes OF 425
each, II not declared cut, with $500 added;
second horse to receive $l25 out Of the stakes;
! Is miles. Faddladeen. Buckden, Artist, Minnie
Mac, and Minstrel started. Faddladeen won !;
Buckden secoud. Artist third. The race was
won by two lengths. Time-l:571l.
Fourth race: Free handicap, sweopstakes OF
ESQ each. if not declared out, with 5000 aided;
second horee to receive S15U out Of the STAKES.
One mile and fve-eiglts. 6pringbok and Lizzie
Lueca started Springbok VAS an easy winner
in 2:53.
Fifth race Free handicap, stakes Of $50
each, if not declared out, with 81 900 added;
second horse to receive $500 out OF the stakes.
Two mi1es and half. Shy1ock, Village Black
smith, Knte pcase, Merodac, and Fellowcraft
started. This was the best race Of the day.
Katie Pease first. Merodac second, and Fellow
craft third. Time-4:3511.
Sixth race: Match for 81, 500 each, half for
felt. Three-quarters Of q mile. P. Lorinards
James 4. aud L. d G. -Lorilla1ds' Hydir Ali
started. James 4. ron in 1:lg.
THE TRIGGER.
EESS1cor1 CLUB TOURNAMENT.
II Chicago must be compelled to bow her head
In shame vbeneyer reference is made to her