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The New York herald., 1877-01-14
THE MASKED BURGLARS.

Patrick Culkin, alias Whitley, one Of the supposed
Astoria masked burglars, committed on Friday by
Recorder Parsells await the action of the Grand
Jury, taken to the Queens County Jail at North
Hampstead yesterday. and securely confined and
ironed. He not recognized by the prisoners pre-.
viousy arrested, they denying all knowledge Of him.
although he Is wcll known river thiet All the
their confinement being chained to the floors Of
their cells we'll as handcufed Schmidt and Roberts
constantly asserting their innocence-the former
fully bearing out the character gwen him by his
panons-that OF o coward BY order OF District At
torney Downing persons other than the keepers
permit ed TO the prisoners.
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ON THE SNOW PATH.

The sleighIng is now twenty-sx days old and siill
Che sport is carried with keen relish as on the
6rst day. Every afternoon during the past week the
roads and Park have been alive with seighs and their
precious burdens. The accident TO two good horses
which occurred on Friday afternoon on 81. Nicholas
avenue, cast damper tho tmid for moment;
but at IL all hands went again, the gentlemen owners
Of both horses setting the example Our advice would
be, where people congrcgate TO allow speeding
one way only, which would have tendency 10 pre-
vent accidents, which, however have been so far very
few.
great business has been done in seighs this year,
far exceeding that OF tho previous five years added
together. Among those making fine appearance on
sne road yesterday afternoon was Mr. hige'ns Team Team
Duchess Boy Dutchcss GIRL who can trot together
In 2:30.
Thomas Havemcyer showed the speed OF his wonder
William II. Van Colt came out behind the trotter
oekes Amss, very steady aud nd, fast horse .,e
Harry Kerr went up the road behind very speedy
and stylish chestnut.
now on furIough. drove a spanking four-in-hana o'
grays and bays at u rapid rate.
samuel Lowden drove last bay colt, showing oo'h
). $ Ferguson, came out late behind his fast chest
Mr.. Black drove a clinker called Telegram at 2:3o
clip han mara adv
Banker.
Mr.. stuyvesant was behind a fast pair OF bays.
Mr.. Wimarth drove picc bay team -
i. w. Parker drove his fast bay mare Nelie, oy IN.
dependence. She Is a splendid mare ana mas recoru
of 2:2a
Alexander Howe drove his chestnut horse.
Charlie RAM drove fast sorrel colt
William Carr sat behind nice stepping bay
Mr.. Stewart drove his fast bay mare. She IS very
good one
Mr.. Schenck, OF the Merchants Hotel, drove his
we'll known and very fast black gclding Champagne
Charlie.
Charles johnson drove his fast white-faced horse.
Mr.. Barklcy drove sorrel mare and mate.
I.uW Il n Il
james Irving drove a fast brown horse.
John J. Bradley drove slowly along Win oIacK
horse.
Joseph Hussen drove his family TENN.
l.. ii. Johnson drove fast pair OF backs.
Thomas Cable drove his line bay geldIng.
Mr. James Boyle drove PAIR OF bay horses very
stylish turnout.
Allie Bonner drove Taylor and Music.
Al Blanchard drove a fine black horse.
Mr.. John Voorhies drove his famous ana fast pay
gelding General Grant
Mr.. William Parkins handled black gelding
+. d. Slater sat behind his bay geldng
Mr. Andrus sent along the very last bay mare Abby
tangcr She can trot a rafting gait 10 II sleigh.
Mr.. Griswod drove very last brown mare, by Die.
tator
Mr. Archer sat behind his fine black mare.
Mr.. Stevenson behind his last bay mare.
Mr. J. q Laws drove his well known sorrel mare.
Mr.. George Claussen drove last team Oi bays They
can trot in 240.
Mr. Rupert drove a fast bay horse
Mr. William Oife enjoyed the Lrotting. jogging up
and down, benlnd iavorte sorrel mare
Among the family teams ON the road were Mr.. Birds
sorreI team and Mr.. Parkcr's pair OF bays
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
MARRIED..

HARMAS-FLErcHER.- On the evening OF January IL,
1877, by Rev. James Bertholf, CHARLES NJ HARTMAN TO
ADELA FLETCHER No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
HERTs-SEIIGMAN Wednesday, January 10, nt
the Temple Emanuel by the Rev. Dr. GotheiI, ABE II.
HERrs 10 CARRIE ", eldest daughter Of =. j. Sogman,
Esq, all OF this city.
KAxE-HARRGAN On January T. by Father Cotton
OF 81. stephens, PETER KANE TO LIZZIE f. HARRGAx,
OF New York.
PArox-ENGLEcnURcu---In Harlcm January 10, 1877,
by Rev. Thomas H. Burch, GEoRGK I. PAToN to MARIA
LOUISA EEGLEcHuRCn
ScnMEDER-MAID Wednesday, January 10,
nj the residence the brides parents, by the Rev. Dr.
John Hall ana Hon. Judge X. L. Iarrcmorc, l.. ALFRED
SCHNEIDER, oi Meranc, Sax0ny, to EMILE NJ MAiDuoF,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joachim Madhoi, both re-
siding IN this city.
TnKonALp-KRArr. On Wednesday, January 10,
1877 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents MISS MA
rLpA KRAFT, Of Syracuse, to Mr.. j. II. TnKoBALD, OF
Boston,
TRoUr--RApwAy.-Un Wednesday, January 10, 1877,
at the residence OF the brides fathcr by tho Rev. DR.
william \. Morgan, WILLIAM Il. TRoUr to KATIE,
daughter OF X. @. Radway, all OF this city.
WELLs--HART On Wednesday, January 10, by the
Rev =. B. Roster WILLIAM J. WELLS to CARRIE
daughter of Mrs Ruth r. Hart, both Of TINS city.
WooisEy--LA RoE-On sunday, November 4, 1875,
by the Rev. J. u. Scarcs GEORGE f. WooLsEy, OF Jer-
soy CITY, to ELLESoR daughter OF James g. La Roe, Of
New York city.
Newark N. J.) and San Francisco tCaL) papers
please cory
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

$75 sweepstakes came of at Dexter Park, L. l.,
between three crack shots OF the Long lsand Club
Dr. W Wynn. B. West and W. King the latter gentle
having recently joined the club.
The conditions were II yards RISE ground traps, 100
yards fall. Each had PAIR as trial.
MATCH.
W. king-1l-ll ii, IL, IL. II, IL, ii, IL, x1, 90.
kilIed-17
Dr. W wynn-lo-1o TO- 10. 90, 10. 10, 10. 90, 10.
10. Kied--S.
Killed-10
means cap swapping and gun not going on, by
which Mr.. King, not shooting the second barrel, lost
bird, he supposng, according TO all rules In double
shooting, that another PAIR would be given him, but
the judge decided against hun, and scored II as q
miss the last pair; through much discussion on this
point Mr.. Kings gun (muzze loadcr had only powder
IN, and no shot; hence the double 00
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A BALKED BURGLAR.
HOW SOME BURaLARIEs ARE EFFECTED.

HOW SOME BURGLARIEs ARE EFFECTED.
A young man giving the name OF Robert Anderson
called Friday evening at the residence OF Mr. f. H.
Emerson No. u South Ninth street, Williamsburg, on
the prctence OF seeking for young lady friend from
the country who was residing with Mrs. Emerson.
He left alone in the paror moment only, by the
servant Mrs. Emerson met him to say shc was
the looked Tor AT two O'Clock yesterday morning
the young man arrested by the police while
hood and locked up Investigation was next
made along the street. and II was found that No. II
had been entered and robbed OF articles and
81 so IN money when the thiet was frightened away.
Later IN the cay AIRS Emerson visited the station
house and positively identified the prisoner the
young who called on her. Tho additional dis
covery Of the stolen property in his possession
such convincing testimony OF his guilt that Justice
Elliott sent him at Jail 10 await the action Of
the {, rand Jury.
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BROOKLYN's POOR CHILDREN.

The Kings County Board OF Supervisors will, on
Wednesday next, should the report OF Supervisor
Strong Chairman Of the Committee Rules and Or.
ders. be adopted, appoint special committee
"homes and orphan assyums" AT present the
pense OF taking Of county wards Is about 100000
Supervisor Strong stated yesterday that children
now sent to institutions by the Charity Commission
which compel the aymcnt of compensation by the
county instead OF 10 those that would be cheaper
entirely costless. Many persons have children IN tho
institutions While they are able TO provide for them
elsewhere. The law permits Of children beng kept In
tho homes and yums till they sixteen years OF
agc. This the Supervisor considers wrong
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
BROOKLYN BURGLARIES.

Charles Gossler residing at No. 204 johnson avenue
arrested at late hour on Friday night charged
with stealing horse. wagon and set OF harness, val
ued at $780, belonging to Peter Fabe No 1o5 John.
avenue.
The money drawer in tho grocery store of Andrew
Klein, No. 1872 Trouman street, robbed yesterday
OF $l2 while the proprietor was ia the cellar.
Clothing valued at $50 was stolen on Friday night
from the OF frederick Spring, No 139 Amity
street.
Sllvcrware valued at 500 was stolen sometime DUR
ing Friday night from the residence OF Cornelius J.
Spraguc, No 100 Amity street.
A valuable horse stolen at early hour yeser-
day morning from the stable OF Mr.. John Hasking in
Baltic street, near Third avenue.
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THE MURDEROUS BURGLAR.

James Farrell. aged eighteen, of No $50 West Forty
first street. the burglar who shot officer John McDow-
ell OF tho Twenty y-ninth precinct, the morning OF
the sth of January. while the officer arrestng him
In the commission Of burglary in Courncy's liquor
store, again arragned before Justice Otterbourg
al the Washington Place Court yesterday afternoon
The officer had sufficiently recovered from his wound
TO appear in court. Farrell was held for trial IN de-
iau Or $30 900 bail TO answer the charge OF iconlous
assault preferred against HIM by the officer This,
addition the complaint OF burglary made by Captain
Williams against Farrell, places him under SO. 900
bail to appear for trial.
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A YOUNG EX-PIE-ATER.

Six newsboys werc yesterday brought before Justice
Bxby charged with stealing pies worth 81 from jacob
L,ngsweilcr, OF No SO Forsyth street. Onccr For
sandcr fthe Fourth precinct, found them enjoying
their ili-gocn sweets tho basement stairs OF the
Times building John Iappin, one Of the number,
pleaded guilty to having taken the pios In company
with another boy whose name no did not reveal. He
sad that ne had acrward shared the pies with his Ave
com mons He sent 10 the PenitcDtiary for one
month and the other boys were discharged.
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EXPENSIVE STEALING.

Thomas CummInsky employed by william Green, a
tooacconst, collected 81 for mis- employer from GUS
toner and then got drunk and spent the money. He
pleaded guilty before Judge Bixby and was sentenced
TO the Pcnitcntiary Tor month.
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BRooKLYN's VITAL STATISTICS.

The Brooklyn Board Of Health has had printed a
circular, which s being sent, under its direction to ali
nurses, magistrates physicians, cIcrgymen, &c, d.
rccsng them to comply in every instance with the
Sanitary code In regard 10 making prompt and
of Orths marriages and Deaths in accordance
with resolution 10 that effect passed by the Board
tho 2gth OF December, 1915 All persons failing to
comply with thcsc Instructions liable TO a fine OF
from $40 10 $780, or by Imprisonment In the County
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ANOTHER RIVER THIEF.

James McQuade, alias Williams, of No Ill Monroe
street, held for trial By Justice Morgan ut the
Essex Market Court yesterday, TO answer charge Of
robbery. The complaint against him was made by
Charles Bausar Of No. 3ls East Fourth street, fireman
Of the ugboat Cereus lying the foot of street.
Fast River. McQuade forced open tie cabin window
of the tugboat, and was about absconding with $50
worth OF clothing, when he was arrested by Officer
Van Raust OF the Thirteenth precinct Justice Nor.
gan held him for trial In default OF 81, 900 bail
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SNEAK THIEVES.

On Friday evening while the family Of William 7.
Black Of No. 119 East Sixty first street, at sup.
pcr sneak thieves the house carried away
$51S worth OF jcwery Among the goods taken was
gold watch studded on botn sides With diamonds
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MUNICIPAL STATISTICS.

The police arrested 1927 persons during the past
week.
There were 459 DEATHS $50 births III marriages and
81 stllbrths reported 10 the Bureau OF Vital Statistics
during the week.
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WINTER SPORTS.

Prospect Park. Brooklyn, is great Saturday resort
for the young people In spite OF the recent thaws
both skating on the lakes and sleghing on the drives
and boucvards OF the park continue TO be excellent.
Yesterday there were thousands Of people the Ice,
and series OF prize took place, In which many
boys displayed their proficiency in the ups and downs
of the Jolly art.
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rrrom the San Francisco Call. Jan. g. I

The trotting at the Oakland Park yesterday was bc
swssn nearly the same field OF horses which made
aetermtned a struggle on the same course four
gesks aso In the former racc there were i've heats
s,o,,cd IN exactly 2so each, and IL was also postponed
uo,l tho mex, day. when tho sxtn and seventh heats
zero won 10 2.3e and 2:a97s. These horses arc SO
...lv matched In speed that !. was ainicsl Tor the
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
JOHN VS.. JOHN.

John Teehan was yesterday nned $25 for assauting
an old man named John Moran, OF No. Q vandewatcr
street. Tcchan claimed that tho latter had nsultcd
his wife and whipped his child. This was held TO be
no excuse for his striking old Moran alleged
that Tcehan struck him with deedly wccpcn,n and
That mis- wife IN the window crying out 'Thrco
cheers for Teehanl" when he did So
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SPORTS BY GASLIGHT.

The trottng and running events at Gilmorc's Garden
last evening were spiritedy contested.
SUMMARY
GHxoRE's GARDEN, NEW YORK, SATURDAY EVENING,
Jan. 13 lS77-TRorrNGrurse SI00; mile heats. three
IN five, under sadd o; weights barred.
Peter Nance s $. e. Neddy B B............... l 2
Owners W. q. VIII estone. l 2
H. Heyward's b. m. Eva .................. dis.
Time, 257s4-2 :5G - :57aa-3
SAME PLAcE-fRorTiyG.- .-Special purse 500, for the
gelding Myron Perry to beat Pilot time e 80 ~
GIlmore's; three trials under saddle and allowed
running horse to accompany
i
Collins b. 4. Myron Perry. ry...............-.... 2
Time. 2:4l s,-2 3S i.-2:42
SAME PLACE--lRorTING.-Purse 500, mile heats,
three in 1vc, under saddle weight varied.
W. e. Weeks b. &. Bay Billy. ............. l l
Taggert's 7. e. ST. George e................. 3ds
Time, 2:39 $40 S-2:42-2:40
SANE PLAcE-RUSNISG- Mile heats, tlIree In five, 10
carry 100 lbs.
N. Daiy's b. m. Lorena. ena...................... !
Owners b. e. Gerald d.........................2
Time, 2:lS-2l5 ls-2:l3ls.
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A PROSPECT OF WORK.

The Brooklyn Board of City Works has passed reso
luton requesting the Common Council to authorize the
expenditure of $50 900 for the construction of storm
sewers In various parts OF that city. The improve
ment will afford work for several hundred poor men.
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THE BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE

Mayor Schroeder has received the following ad-
ditouai subscriptions for the relief Of the sufferers by
the Brooklyn Theatre nre:-
Previously acknowledged. ed..............$ $12. 1888 40
Entertainment at the Hodge Opera House,
Lockport, N. Y.... 60 O0
W. A. Cumming, on account OF academy sub
scription. ......................... 25 90
Fred. Martin England. nd..................... 20
& j. Fosicr, academy subscription. ........ % 90
Mrs T.. B. Crocker, sacramento. ........... 100 90
Total 2,94S 40
Mr.. Daniel Chauncey acknowledges the iolowing:-
F. II. Durkce Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
William J. Brooks. ks.......................... 10 10
George s. Scott ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
Previously acknowledged ged................ 19,6SS 80
Total. $19, ,9ss 81
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INJURED ON THE RAIL.

AT the Chestnut street crossing OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad IN Newark last evening James Brannapan and
James McCalcn, the first. iagman, were run over
ana seriously injured
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
PEDESTRIANISAI.


From tho London Sportsman. Dec. 3o.l
On Tuesday afternoon last, at 6vc O'Clock, was
mcnccd long distance walk or 900 miles, The Vic.
lora skating Rink, Cambridge Heath, in the east end
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
CURLING.

Some 200 300 people, including goodly sprinkling
OF the fair SEX present TO witness the match for
the challenge medal, which took place Friday, on
the curling pond adjacent to the Troy road between
picked twelve from tho New York Calcdonan Curling
Club and twelve from the Albany Curling Club. The
ice was in splendid condition and the game closely
contested. The Albanians won. The following are
The New York herald., 1877-01-14

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following the changes In closing prices COM
pared with those OF yesterday
ApvANCE.--Burlngto and Quincy u; Delaware
and Lackawanna, "a; Delaware and Hudson, u Erie,
q Harlem u; Illinois Central !; Lake Shore, -
MSesan sey cen,a sn pT New YORK
aud New Haven, a Ohio and Mississippi y; Quick.
silver ps.d Rock ss.a Mss,sr, rar preferred
press, q; United States, l; gold, r.
DECLISE.-Adams Express, q Wells Fargo, 4.
MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at s per cent CALL The highest
rate to-day was and the lowest 41s per cent The
rates of exchange New York at the undormen
toned cities to-day were:-Savannah, buying, Kos
6-l6c selling. &c. a 3-loc st. Louis. IS premium
Cincinnati, firm, 90 par, buying; SO premium, selling;
Charleston, easy, x discount par; New Orcans
commercial, ZIG; bank, u, and Chicago, Is prem
um. Sterling exchange was nrm Prime nomipa
asking rates. 4s3Js a4s51s; selling rates, Asa 4sst
ana As4sl a As6; reichmarks, YAK and 95h 95i.;
cabies, 95x 90; prime Paris, 5.171s and 5l5.
GOLD MARKEr.
Gold opened at 106sS and closed at 1O6sS the ex.
tremes Of the day. The carrying rates ranged from
10 per cent gold premium and 1le Of per cent until
Monday.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Cold balances ST. t96. 2S1
Currency balances. ,439
6ross clearances %, $4,000
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
Currency exchanges SOD, 6O2. $40
Currency balances. Zo9S.324
Gold exchanges. 5,1I3,l4J
Gold baances.. ........................ o6S. oS9
WEEKLY CLEARING STATEMENT
Currency exchanges $4O6. 36S, 346
currency ~ 500. UO5
5l,43&.44t
1oiu paiahces..... ...................... t,O25,4e
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds strong and good demand pre-
vailed throughout the day. The improvement ranged
from "a TO u per cent. The market closed nrm At the
following quotations:--Upited States currency skies
122i4 1221a; do do, 1881, registered 113sx ia:
do. do, CO., coupon, ia 114I; do do, 1885, regis.
tcred, 100 1U94 do do, do, coupon, 100 lO9tx;
do. do, do, new, registered, Ito I1Ok; do do do.
40, coupon. ITO 1lOA do. do. 1867 registered, 113
a l13k; do. do, do, coupon, 1l3 a 1l3,S; do do,
1868, registered IFS 1l6; do do do, coupon, IFS
ZIG; do tcn-iortcs, registered, 112I 1l3: do. do
coupon. 13S 1131s do. nves, 1884, registered, 2x
1924; do. DO, do, coupon, 112 l12l4; do 4tz's
1891, registered, los 4 1851.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advces report further advance OF \
pcr cent in United States 1s6I's tho other Amcrc IN
bonds being steady at yesterdays highest prices Con.
soils were again shade weaker than on tho previous
] day Erie tell of q per cesI Tho Bank Of England
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DIED..

AHERS. Friday, January IL, MARY AHERS, in tho
S2d year OF her age.
Funeral from her lato residence. ga West 33d st.,
Sunday, January n, at ono O'Clock 7. Ms
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THE COMING GREAT RACE
The reporter too late to find the obging secre-
tary OF the Bay District Association Ia his Office last
night, but from other good sources OF information he
learned that there subscribers received rp
Till noon. There may be several Others, as a letter
mailed from New York any point up 10 The I'D inst
would be accordance with the rules. The success oi
the race Is already guaranteed beyond doubt, and.
without additions to the following list there will be
such field OF starters has been known since the
"good old days" Of iourmiIe hcats-lheodore VIM
ters. Winters, Cal W. l.. Pritchard Sacramento,
Cal. Joseph Ca,rn Simpson, Oakland, CAL; Henry
Walsh San Francisco, Cal. X. X. Allen, Virginia
CITY, New John Cutler, falsade, New Joseph Krcbs.
Oregon
Ii was mistake In Sundays Cali which gave the
second money To Mntto A. In the two-mIle heat race
OF last Saturday. In answer to 'E. b." we state that
the following decision Of contemporary IN conncc-
with the placing OF Matte A. IL incorrect: 1.-THE
placing in running race entirely depends on the last
heat unless one OF the contestants happens to have
taken previous heaL' Had Matte A. run nith In
the second heat, which she distanced she would
have won second money. Her placing would have
been % while that OF Overland, who won the second
money, would have been 6-2. Had either Target.
or Bradley second IN the first heat
Overland would not have got the second money.
The New York herald., 1877-01-14
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

From the San Francisco Chronicle, Jan. 81
Nowhere this fair earth of ours could there have
been more enjoyable weather than that with which
San Francisco ushored in the year. There was
scarcely ripple the waters Of the bay when few
enthusiastic turtles took their way Oakland Park
10 witness a running contest of hafmlc and repeat
and pacing race. There was the same inexcusable
delay that seems inevitable at this pretty park IN
getting the horses the post and the supincness
sf the judges be attributed yet another poned
race. Tho jockeys did they pleased, and it was
almost hour after the time advertised before they
put in an appearance a the post The purse $500
aud there were i've entries, OF which only three
on hand-namey, Mr.. Rogers Truman, Mr.. Randall's
Emma skaggs and Judge Skaters Cosmo the twu
former selling for about s25 each TO $40 cosmo.
~ THE FIRST HEAT
they got on excellent raced neck d neck
welln the straight when Emma Skaggs gave way and
Truman, outlasting Cosno beat him handly by good
neck, with Emma n tar third. Time, 50i4 seconds.
Truman sold for $40 against $25 for Emma nd
IS TOR Cosmo. Another excellent start, with Cosmo
the FORE while Truman ic OF his stride within
short distance OF the starting post. Cosmo retained
his advantage TO the end, winning the heat by three
Cosmo $l5 and Emma Skaggs $40. There was some
difficulty this time in efectng good start, Emma
had decided dsinclinaton TO JON conclusions, but at
excellent one, Emma skaggs being beaten by a
neck by Truman, with Cosmo tapping. Time, 81
seconds.
Then came pacing race, $50 corner, between John
Bchoncbn, Grey Dick and Lady 81. Clair, the latter
with her Tue betting was pretty even,
put IN favor oil the bay mare In the first heat Lady
~. Clair was too much on the skip, and Schonchn
took II away from her by length, In 2:2Dl,. With
still pretty even pettng Lady st. CLAIR went to the
'front.' but, midway, along the backstrotch sue made
bad break, and Schonchln easily Grey Dick being
again poor third. Time, 22s. Tho next heat, with
The betting two to one on Schonchn the pacing was
made by Lady 81. Clair who led all the way, but at
the wire Grey Dick neck and neck, but, breaking
there, was beaten by halt length. 22S. Then the
was postponed nntil to-day at two NJ. II would
DO pleasant 10 report race without u squabblc bat
.bere again protest made and change Of drivers
ssked for, which last seemed scarcely practicable.
ccpt In case OF absolute fraud, considering the cond
lions made In the race.
From the San Francisco Call Jan. 3
The pacing race Oakland Park was decided yes
tsrday but not until the seventh heat Three heats
scre done on Monday. The following is the complete
SUMMARY
OaKrAxp PARK COURSE, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN.
ASD 2 1871 swecpstakes $3.50 pacing. mile heuts,
best 3 IN 8. In harness
n EockyfcIIow's g. x. Gray Dick. 3 1
b DAVIS, b. IN. Lady -. Car 80.
p t;oodbucs CT. y. ScbonchD... |
r,,nc 2.xg - :2s-2 25--2:2i-2 2S 90 80 30