National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-27

All shape. and sizes from the graceful cutter Of
ns VI 3 nay. seSS g ~ sg9. %srtss hat
John Eelntree, Frank Morgan, William Ksslsy,
and william BAILEY, the Judges assembled 81
sns dlSss
the order In which esch skin turned at that
point, while the other judges took position at the
SSi,psning post about two hundred yards from the
TIE START.
At6o p. N. Captain Baily fred q shot from q
fovlng piece Is the signal Tor the skis 10 get in
&. Sftsss IN the ioiosiss Gu era:r e the
sprigtail. George Langley; the Tom WALKER,
Samuel Fowler sss Annie 4 Bs S ne OF.
Green Wing. Henry Scott; the Blue VIM, Philip
mary Jane. william McKenny and the Dtpper,
bailey sred tSs second shs. and The sEis started,
Annie and he Mary Jane. Ths race nom the
is., several q re saii. iscPIaE close tcssshsi.
Annie: Blue Wing, Slipper. pippsr, Tom
and Reed BIRD, the Green Wing and Red
reaching t6s timing point. On 8. home
ond place In the race, and followed a.afsI-
THE WINNING sKIFT,
Tue Annie, roEed BY Mr.. Beach, passed the
Judges boat. The Blue Wing, rowed By Mr.
other skifs In about The same order as they pass.
ed the stake boat. / - n - -
After the race ended q number Of the interested
parties repaired TO the residence Of Captain J. A.
Bailey, to witness the presentation Of the cup to
Mr.. Beach, DR.. Aaron W. Miller making the
n the habit Of handling cups for the past forty
years, but It is not often that the grasp Of an
empty one gives me as much pleasure as on this
honorable. They were induissd in BY the
Greeks and Romans, and the man whose
pEOwrss. gained -, him the prize offered, not
S1 cup Is intrinsic SV 1aP PsIsT si ySa
oqs Il will sssy reminder
AMER the close of DR.. Miller's address the ma
jority Of the assemblage dispersed. I1- ~
The Annie, the winning boat IL owned BY Capt.
J, A. Bailey, and is Q trim little cram.
The Mary Jane was sent around from the
steamboat wharf to beat the Navy yard boys,
ceeded. Mr.; L. Beach, who padded the Annie
90 successfully is powerful young man, about
81 age and Weighs "a about one hundred
who arranged this race to repeat II early in Sep
iember, 10. .-. =. = - 49,
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
LoNe BRANCH, August 2s-The extra meeting
1t Monmouth Park opened to-day. The frst race
were Spendthrift, Gilly Flower, B. F. Carver,l
Century. Letitia, H. Vanderbilt, Censor's My
Dickens illy, Commander, Burgoo, windham,
Long Branch, Vernango and Warrior Gilly
Flower took the lead at the start, and led to the
halfmile pole, where Spendthrift ran from the
raed, and Immediately left the rest ten lengths
behind. Gilly Flower made rush for the front
coming up the stretch, but rallied and
Won easily BY length; Chilly Flower second, Gen.
tury third. Time, 14SN. ..... ....
In second race, which was for purse of t4Oo,
one and a-hsf miles for three year olds starting,
were Goldmine, Pspermaker, Golfers, Panic colt,
Jack Twigg and Vernsnge. The favorite, Gold
mine, got the lead, with Papernaker second. At
the end Of first half mile i've were In Q bunch
with GoIdmine neck ahead, at last half mile Pa
permaker challenged GoIdmine and sharp
struggle lasting to the end, Papermaker winning
by four lengths, Jack Twigg second, Q nose before
VerDango, Goldmine fourth; the Panic colt last
Time, 2lgI.
The third race was Q dash Of ~ miles from all
ages for Q purse Of $500. The following were
starters: Donnyorook, Usage, Century, Rummy,
and Eclsir. Usage got of first, with Donnybrook
second, and in this order the race was run, Usage
winning by q clear length. Donnybrook was sold
as the fsvorite in pools at the rate of 400 to 1sD
II came In second; Century third; Eclsir fourth;
Rummy hfth. Time, s;44 Considerable excite
ment was occssiened by the defeat Of the fayorite
and 1t was some time before the decision of the
They in the meantime having taken possession Of
the posl box. and sent for Coffee, owner Of Donny-
brook, and Wise, his jockey, sfter inquiring into
facts, the judges ruled Wise OF the course for
throwing the race, but gave FIRST place TO Usage.
THE FOURTH AND LAST RACE
was steeple chase over usual course In first heat
Csriboo first, Coronet second, Moonstone third,
Busy bee fourth. Time 1541<
At last furlong Cariboo was first over BY
AuAn ho, L., rfa fora La
and knocked his fore feet against the inner fence
and flung his rider, Jimmy Lee, into the inner
field. The rider and horse were uninjured.
The second and deciding heat was won by
CariDoo two lengths before Moonstone, Coronet
third and Busybse fourth. Time l5s7<.
Hanpdsn Park.
SPRINeFIELD, MASS, August a.-The Hamp-
den Park races were attended to-day BY about
s. 600 people In 2:22 class, Sensation was winner,
time, PA, 2:2s, RS, 2:261<, 2-2s. The time Of
second heat was not given, Bella, who came In
first, being set back for running. Sensation,
first, fourth, and sixth heats, Jim Irving, the
the third and nth, st. James second. The purse
was $5,oOn, and the second money went to Jim
Irving. In 2=2o race, for purse Of 5000, Clemen-
tine won three Of the four heats trotted and the
frst money; Bonner second money. Time, 2.2isx,
40, zszo. and 2:2311.
TIE sAnAroGA REGATTA.
SARATOGA LAKE, N. Y, August as-The irst
race to-day was the double scull she'll Court
ney and Robinson, Of the Union Springs, won the
race. Riley and Lehman, Of the Neptunes, were
second, and Mccormick and Lathrop, OF the
were third. ..--
The second contest was fsur-oared she'll race
In which the Beaverwycks, Atalsntas, Mutuals.
Duqussnes, Buhalos and Argonsuts took part
The race was won by tie Atslsntas, Bufaloes
second, DuquesAes third, Beayerwycks fourth.
Mutual NTH, Argonauts sixth.
Base Ball.
CHICAGO, August 20.-Athletics, q; Chicago 1.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2o.-PhiladsIr ,hiss, 10; |
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