, 1877-11-25

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Brichtwood in illinois, is so mach alarmed be, |
cnnsn the mlun to whom he owes money On account
n that horse threatens to expose tneir game in the
East that he admits th3t c!Gvea ano III n,isntwooa
Clover. viii pay the $500 claim against Bright !
wood. It is clear case OF "lay down,' aud Mr.
Thev did not send the 5000, however, the horse
wns esnosed Ut Boston by the detective who fol-
lowed him from Chicago. -,
rrasons for paying Eriyhtwood first money In the
Won at E5 l1fK @ GR e {e atats by
he tool. sich au interest in Cumlcf the man who
entered en- s Brshtwoo through the illinois ctcats
md lent him money when Cumher WIS broke!
Snme liuht on these points is wanted.
THE FRENCH FAvoR1rE.
The Frenc. race -horsc Jcnglcur: who lately won
the Cambridgeshtrc handicap lat Newmarket, En-
gland, .reccnty, is great favor.te IN nls native
tbnt Tsn Brock does in kentucky. Jongleur had
not done we'll during the early part Of the season,
aud n ~aS oads Il to and %
bcine freely laid against him in the Cambridge
shire eo1sSponaent s,s q 9,+ A. a. Eastern
lie Ftcnchmen had in Jonglenr was really sur
prisns, being caused by the fact that the Count dc
wose tb hs5fy Grs yas e n aa as de-
n' nS his Se'fff fsicnae g to as come IN for M slice
the cake. Among certain 1l, class M OF IT. nswel1
iona5lc Restaurants, ''Jonylcur" was the watch.
word for weeks before the race. The walters OF
tue Cafe Richie, the Cafe dAnslas. blSnon's ane
md oIhtr houses OF resort for arstocratic sports
men, ali heard of the good thing, ~ and won
Or 1000 ho Sesd 'R Waers 5he onty at oa
The Graut Cafe, and the Restaurant De la Made
iaine, ,Eho are well known to Pafislans for their
sporting tastes and freauen. nesy t eoMpS Tene naH ~
6oaesrd boz I restaurant landed + ooo ooo ol tIaass
ii as the sso nnnss s2 The Tug SaaaR R 4as
Castcllanc invested 200 lonison a Jongleur, At TUG
the we'll known journalists OF Paris, q hanger-
IN upou the outskirts Of the presa made l.o.
900 francs The sportsmen wh1 p won 1ons, ayf, sik,
.iusen. The large party Of Frcnchmen who went
70 England with the Count de Jniype came back
VIZ tp5 o cubnen 4e
turIe,l by the Dover and Calias route with more
than 2, 000 900 Of francs about their perEous and
robbeTy, such as .ne lately committed on'the line.
in, hi,ss and ' never closed ther eyes moment 70
stsst vs. sev resehea reseh in safety
and received by rejoicing m friends as taG 4; Sh r.
ton. at the Jockey club on the evening OF Inc
on large sheet Of paper, and some Or the mem
bers were for illuminating the building, as was
4ons when M
iuy not only Joncleur first, hut Gfadia, another
French representative, third, made Thousands OF
psSRiSf pf %afea iRp'i tae fame i viii rcnan fof
\ As to tie Count de Juigne, owner OF the fortu-
nate horse, he won q large fortune on h1s crack:
lie aud his connections tooS S3ou u1o out o1 1he
English rinn aud won as much more IN France.
TRACK TALK.
The yell-knowu runner, RappahannocE, by King
Lear, dam by revenue, has bcca sold to J. j. Pet"
tingiil, OF Columbia, S. c., for s6oo.
The 3-ycar old lilly satiuet, by Bonnie Scotland.
that:,yls 10 severely injured III railway accident
not lony ngo, il recovering rapidly, and will be lit
for trimming next sprln4'
Joh1, Splau has not gone to California, all the
elusla in the Eastern papers to the contrary not
wfthstanding. lie Will ptopaply senhalu III IAe7e-
land during the winter.
Col. Pepper, of Frankfort, Ky, hes sold to II.
Henais. oi Sandwich H., the trottiny stallion
Teller, years old, By A1cade, out OF Taglioni by
Alexander .Abda!laa.
Tie fall 1ncetin. Of the Louisiana Jockey Club at
Nuw Orleans commences on Saturday Of this week,
and continues four days, Tires RACES being On the
programme for each day.
The English race-horse Hampton, that won the
Dnncaster cup This year, was recently soi 11 At
auction 10 Lord EIltsnlere For 5'1, SUI. lie WILL
M, Trained hereafter py Matthew DAWSON
Joseph jefferson, the actor, recently purchased
fr.Etw York n pair OF horses called Bourbon G1rl
md Mate. They haa tnc pcassce, on paper, the
Ztfe-Stock Record.
j. \: Griustcad's thoroughbred horses. st. Mar
til, Ja;,ct, Ambuscade, Mischief. and WayfareE,
ifste been sent New Orleans 10 run at the meet
ing there, which commences Dec. l.. Ihe stflhs
will be trained by Henry Brown
1.-THE horses belonging to G. ". Fitzwatcr, Of
Philadelphia, were recently sold ut auce'on.
snpiter, chestnut gelhng with u record Of .::',
was sold for S40,. The remarkably promising
mare Wave was withdrawn at SUN.
!dtr1,, h,u ,,,nro' 12o.n nnrf1r nv Mid1lctOWU.
that WAS developed and driven IN her races this
ituson by Mr. X. i. Palmer. OF the Newark IN.
J., Cal. has been purchased to5 roau nalposes
4 In 1877 George Lorillartt ran twenty horses
in eightv-one races, won twenty one, inciud'ns
{leau heat with Spartan, finished second seventeen
ti,nes, and third fourteen times; total W'nn.nss'
::}}, ;0 Tom Ochtree Is the lnr5est winner,
{:wiih ST., 450 to mis- credit.
f: Alta recent sale of tsotting stock at Nashville
Il Etsolue fine animals went Tor song: noae"o%oI ~
black fly :. ycnrs old, by blacswoou, b!o.sna luz is
f foal To i;lackwood, Jr., went for s"lo' anu
1abrino puschen mare, in foal to the Eame stse'
|. brought S....5.
Capt. T. G. Moore has arrived from; California,
by Lexington out OF Verona, by imported York
shire, and will make a season with him in Ken
tucy Foster will be remembered u.s. the W wiansi di,
torna two years ago, and il the sire OF that re-
! markably good horse King William. -
Mr., Henry K Tolcr, one OF the Oldest and most
respected turfncu in the country. died ut his resi-
dence Ill Madison, y. J., last week. At the ripe age
| of H. Mr. Toier made the falnDus S.0, ooo match
in 1873 between Fashion anl Boston, Cot johnson
| and Mr. james Long b!cking the latter horse; III
| his s.Fielt Sports, I" Frank Forester speaks o
| him as s'the hgst gentleman sportsman O.
| America. ~
james Long has sold his 3-year-old flly katis
| Jackson alluded to elsewhere, TO Mr. Charles
| Reed Of Eric, Pn., the owner OF Aliln12ht am
| other guol ones. for ST. 0G0. She Is by Almont,
dani's Dldigrce unknown althou!h aayerslseu ;'s
hy CadmuS. At Cyntniana lately this tilystrottcd
the third !icat in o::,5zS :nl ut Lexington tlioaf
| losing her race, had more speed than any >uy
| 4-year- old, trottius half mile IN one heat II
l.uSH.
Tie Duke OF St. Albans. gave Mfr. Rayner 3, o0{
| cuincas for lis :.-year-oid colt Lord Give, W
| Lord Cfden ont OF Flunder, previous 70 his race
| for the Criterion Nursery Stlkss. whtci lie won,
| netting his owner ub0ut G00 guincas. By an HI
| lucGy error in the statement OF his prdl4ree,
| Lord Ciya is lcbarred from starting IN the Dcro1
engaged next year lie was entered as u ful
brother to Warren Hastings, when in fact he Is onlS
| half brother.
While Ten Brock was at Jerome Park, and be-
| fore nc paid forfeit TO Parole, Air. George l..
Lofi!larl caused 3fr. Leonard W. Jerome to Wal
| upon Mr.. Frank B. Harper, and make him
| ,nronos,t;ou 10 run Ton, Ocliltrcc against Tel
| Erccck two miles and naif over the jerome Farh
/ course the spring meeting. 1875, for 81, ouo
side. lie further autholz lzcd Mr. Jerome 70 say Il
| Mr. Harpe. rhlt he would give him 81, 900 to pay
| his cxue,ses III coming East to mike anu run II
tile match here. Tho facts were communicated Il