The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
ONE CENT.
At THE PARK.

'n.oNO DAYS RACES At sCHUBTzRE-
| MARY JANE WINS TIE 2:34-AE Ex-
CITING TIME.
Inc crowd that collected at Schuetzfn
yesterday was probably three times a. preat
a. 'he assemblase o" Wednesday, after
noon. The air was mild and agreeable
Just bracing enough to sway the crowd
hither and thither while under the h-
1uence of the 9:34 excitement. The DOE
selling wse remarkably slow, but the for
tune wheel broke no less than a myriad
lxions who .aily staked their dimes on it's
fstefuf whifl. The lowl flowed freely.
It Give me cup Of eaek, Ioy; a Gun q
sack ~ uttered the Falstafflan turfmen onss
and all. And "Lor' Almighty" said an
Aetliop jockey, slashing his pantalocns
with riding whip, dye ever see such a
change in track )" for be It known that
the course was much lees muddy yesterday
than on the preceding afternoon. Hacks were.
IN demand, many visitors having to try the
passage on foot on account of their fewness
Of number. The races were alte.nated.
THE FIRST RACE
""o '"i PieIhiuW VI SlSo 10 De taken kF
three minute horses. The entries were S.
follows:
W: F. Taylor, Rsncocas, N. J.,r.g
Shelly Copper Bottom; j. McCrystal, Phils.
b. e. Dick Ellis; L. j. Fly, Phila., b. =. Bav
Star; Geo A. johnson, PhiIa g. p. William
B; John Tate, Phila., r. e. Oliver; J. G,
Dunwoody, Phila., c. g. Sleepy John; OK.
Elkintsn, N. j., b. m. Nan; VIM. Lore, Mt.
Pleasant, q. q. Dexter
"Wm. B." did not appear "Nan,v
"Copper Bottom" and "Dick Ellis" were
ruled out, being under protest and the OWE
ers refusing to take oaths as to their
record. The three, however, came on the
track with the others, and it. was
only after considerable hesitation that thew
were judged unfit for that trial:
First heat: At 2.25 O'Clock good start
was effected, Bay Star finely leading quar-
tsr around; but Dexter soon took the lead
and kept it, coming home in 2:5S, followed
by Sleepy John and Bay Star: Belle and
Oliver were distanced.
Second heat Dexter again won in 2:5S:
Sleepy John, second; Bay Star, third.
Third heat: Easily taken by Dexter, who,
by that time, had become quite tavorite, in
2.574; Sleepy John second; Bay Star, third.
TIE 2:45 RACE.
Premium of 5000. The following were,
the entries : Geo. Litzenburg, Phila,, b. m.
Alabama W. H. Thompson, Wilmington,
b. g., Prince Gen johnson, Phila .,br. m -,
Little Nell J. j. Course, N. j.; bk. r.m.,
Belle; j. G. Dnnwoody, Phila., d. g. Gen.
Custer Jno. Y. Ross, Phil, br. e., Tom
Scott J. E. Martin, Wilmington. g. m.,
Kittie NJ; D. Killen, Phila., b.. Lady Bless
ington. Tom Scott did not appear.
First Heat: Won by Dittle Nell in 24S1d
Lady Blessington, Alabama, General Gus
ter, Prince and Kittie NJ, following in order.
Second Heat Won by Little Nell in 2:49T
Lady blessington, second Gen. Custer,
third ; Alabama, fourth Prince, fifth; Kit,
tie NJ, sixth
Third Heat {: Easily won by Little Nell in
2:5O, Gen. Custer coming in second and
taking the third money.
1884 RACE.
Premium, $500. j. Y. Ross, Phila. b, o.
Heicock; Geo. Jones, Warwick, bk. =.
Andy johnson; W. H. Burgett, Chesapeake
City, g. m. Lady Burgett McCrystal,
Phila. b. m. Mary Jane.
Heicock was absent.
The starts in this race were excellent
First Heat Mary Jane won in 24i:
Andy johnson, second; Lady Burgett
third.
Second Heat: Andy johnson won in $780,;
Mary Jane, second, Lady Burgett, third.
Third Heat: Mary Jane won in 2:37%S
Andy johnson, second; Lady Burgett
third, .'
The 1884 race was, Of course by far the
most exciting. The rivalry arose after Mary
Jane came out of the first heat, the excite
ment threatened to eliminate in q row
but before the last race and night, and both
came together, everything was as quiet and
orderly as possible.