, 1875-09-18

!srecisi fJspaf- h to RE thtcagg fy,stu+
kAssAa CRY, No.. Sept 17.~-Thero was no
s,co upon tho nth days races At tic Espsas
City Exposition grounds: 1T at carly Iuur
| thousands began to weal their 4ay 10 liz rsre.
| track, anu ut o'clock. when the first roce waa
announced; tho grand ataod WAS filed to lts Ut
noat capacity, and tht uc. i5.ercr led additional
rtad also Tiled. Tho d.1. reas departments .t
tracted NJ mitch attention as IN prev,o,s dnys.
and tho interest manifested did not alate, Ihc
1lrtt race, os 2-1n!o heats aud repeat had three
ontries. Famoth. hca Broeze, anl liar
~ Miller. aud wae won by Fs1mo;i,.
time :':j51 md 3;63. Harry Miller was dintanced
III tho first heat. Tho advertised raco for i.
minute horses did not take place, only tnreo ar-
rivals being entered. Tho,e was much dasatis. !.
faction on tho part Of tho spectators BECAUSE tis
racn did not como OF, ana tho officers Of tho
Assoc'ation were ro'lndly ccnsurod
! RACES At THE ST. rAUr. PA1N
1T. PAUL Sept. l7.-For the rurse for rreen
trotteiA, four horses started and tyc heats werc
| ,rottod yesterday AFTERNOON. two heats being
&c Won 6y honE. .SoGkod Jaoe: Of Alexandria, two
,go Iy iauy afy soakton' s,asa 81 ainnespos. an!
each Lent. one heat s.s trotsd this 'ata attarDoo ~
| and decided the raco In favor Of Jano, Jonos
bert ti'nc was @:lSll; Ytocltons best tlmo was
25l. For tue purse Of eAUD for 2:45 ttottcrs,
this nfteEuoon, the starters wero: George ct
Hammond, Wid.; Orient, Of Anoka; lose. en-
tered as from htillwator: kentucky Nbtf,. of
Fnritault; and Col. King. Of Hudson Wis. Tic
Kentucky Whip being liatauccts in the iirst heat
orient second, Col. King third. Time, 2:39t1,
1:It, .:42.
THE D1soS HAcEs.
sutcidt ntfalt.h IL 1he CAtcago Tribune.
Dixon, ILL.,. Sept. 17.-Tho tl.rd aud last davis
racos OF tho Dixon Park AsAoclnt,nu came on
To-day. The weather wns tiDe aud the attend
anca ace good. IN tho pacing race for purse Of
suckcr state won tho arHt mouey, Nelly Uray
aseond. sealskin waa dtstapcod for not bring
iEE III bis wolghta On Tho second heat In tic
ttottng race foE pntso Of 9G0O. 2:4B Glass; thero
yer we're seven cnttes smd tro started. Nc!Iio won
deli third: TImo: 3:i2 2:35, $40. iu
Tho running, race for a puraa Of 5000,
n'1 entries, four Htnsted. Jack uatkaway wou
first money, Rob Howard socood, aud Paul Roy
third. Time 5!3l. 53;ll. aud 80. Capt. Edward
Sterling. tho Secretary, deserves praise for the
nanuor In which tho meeting has been con
Quoted.
SOUTHERN oHro FAIR,
DAYTON. O., Sept. 11.--tlolusnillh Maid will
t.ot at tho Southern Ohio Fair, At this pIacc. on
tho 18th. l.ulu aud Lucille Golddu4t will also
bo here. Tho trosting and running race y1ll be
oven better tllan iaal year,
THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CIrn a1EETINu.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. t7,-The largest num-
bcr Of horses and stables over before known aFe
now OIL tllo course Of tho Louisville Jockey
Club getting ready ror the fall 1ncotinR, which
opens noxt Monday. Tho prospects for
brilliant nacoting aro very good. and from nii
Indications tue ATTENDANCE will DO even larger
than IN tho spring. whom the number Of ntpu]e
pfcHcnt fur c1ceetlod tho mort aauguno oxpocta-
ttooR. Two hundred aud moro wcii known racers
are In tho stables and ullI DO run during tho
meeting. which bids fair to DO ono Of lie most
successful over heid anywhere all tho stable
buildings Oh tho cou1so now oelnR full Of Lorsea.
NOTABLE r181TpRs.
1oldsmitA Maid, Occ1lent, st. James, Glenn
entne. and Ella Wright will arrive at Dexter
ralk Monday morning. Thu last four a{s on
tho road to California, whiIe The i[4id cdcs to
Quincy. n this State. 70 tra. at the turf meeting
tnefo. Tue nossales will remain In town foss