, 1877-08-12

men went away and reyfed the Dutch Mayor.
To most people It will appear that the Mayor
official. whose business to see the Law enforced,
for permission to break that Law Is diostc- II the
management OF Buffalo Park had been possess
cd Of enough backbone to stock small boy,
they would have gone on selling pools Without WITHOUT
are ten to one thar the Mayor would not hare
bothered his head about the matter
- POISONING TRoTTERs.
The crime Of poisoning trotting horses, which
is practiced every year BY some Of the Penlten-
tiary birds who are always to be found al rnee
meetings, was committed at the recent meeting
at Sycamore, in this State, the victim being tue
fine mare Lady Nc, by Tom Rolle, owned and
Yates is On old aud highly respected citizen Of
Chicago aud is everywhere regarded as belong
ing to class OF men who, unfortunately,
are seldom to be found ON the turl- His
ted two weeks ago yesterday, and had
shown so much speed in her work that It was
regarded as sure thing for her to win. On the
morning Of the race, Mr.. Yates found that some
the mare a dose of croton oil, which, in addi- |
ton to throwing her out OF form gcneraiiy'
rendered her mouth go raw and sore that she
refused to take hold OF the DIT at all She Was,
the third heat. The mare was entered at the
Freeport meeting, hut On account OF the dose
| RECEIVED at Sycamore, was not started there,
! being shipped directly home It is pFo6able
that by the time tile fail cumpaign begins Latty
Nc will again be in shape to do herself lusttcc
! It is not known who the parties that admins
tered the croton oil were put It ls possiolo !nae
they may yet be discovered: in which case there
! will he 4 vigorous prosecution, anu II Is hopeu,
q speedy conviction and sentence
| FEEK AND GREAT EAsTERS.
Our readers VII remember that n ths h celebrates f
| NJ cifr 1nSt spring, ami gwen u
barIe1 asS Green t. to handle The rtica H7ad went
into eesases over the change, and predicted taat
Green has handled the big horse since tpEing; ana
fss not won single race With him On Wednss- a;s
day tc owner Of Great eastern "sas e ~
| Eastern once more, After ninch persuasion Nr
Feek consented and for tho rcat OF the season VIII
dxs h II s otid e o1a IN I Dig
der Jack' uunipuiaton. lie is to trot IN Rochester
next week. THIS il deserved commitment 10 A5.
Inst season while Jack heidt the rbbons.-LoehesfeF
Paper.
There has been general impression all along
| among horscncn that 1lr. George Han11ntll, thc
} FceI tic management of the animal again
Jack brought his horse out In 1919 as green
oac, and during the scasou REDUCED ms reGolu Ply
to 27,4. Ills first race IL the septlla1crat s !ass
year was at Rorhcster. re was entered .nsse
iturs were Hannah u. and.E1sie Good. A. the the
story eucs among horsc,nen, this race had been
s'dxedr for Elsie Good f,. On the j., o'V1Se 1Se
psinfps;;; Great ttf aasscfn tie Den hcscs hai
sror Il a Few times, Wilson, owner OF Elsie, saw
: that his mare was going fest aud stcay anu re-
: suycl to back out al the original arrangement
4 believing that his horse could win WITHOUT any
= hclp. Or course re was ignorant OF Great East
cu,'s wonderful specu when he came to tn:s
conclusion. The drivers Of tho other morse:
i we're accordingly notified tlat the pool - Wa ,M
,--< 1rS,1- s17Y&
II se;t. Tcck, WHO was driving Great Eastern
u smiled to himself when this word was passes
i around, and determined to treaS wilson. oi.:
slate. He won the race in straiGns neats, s s,s
q fny his horse record ol 2i3, E:e!e oool' ~ ~
wanted no help, getting only tnlru money. IN
horse vas very Successful in FeeA's bends cut
T. inn the balance OF the season, but this yea
,r there was difference oi opinion between Lam
mil and FceI On tue subject Of wages, ana th
81 hrrse was given to Green, who has done nothln
S. with hin.
1g THE TRo7T1SG MATltz.E AT DE1lEE fAAA
al Yesterday was complete success tne attens !,
20 ancc being Inlly up to tho expectations ., "
- management, and the races o. an unns;laliy !,
at ternstiuv character. The most crcuitaole pc
or forn,a1ee Of the day was the trotains u ts
Il second heat III The double team race, "nlcn "
ri won bv Isaac WAixcl's Solle \: and trand I
They turned the full mile III 2:a5, the TRACK D.
"a inar flly three seconds slow, and demonstrate
ny that there is not team in tue e.ty 1na5 G e.
he'd them. Ar. Waixel also won the .:2o ra
Ill with lis bay gel,iiug Frank Boz, taking the Sc
of onl and third heats with ease. me ~ III FL
y E2s Eo5o ,adTn dFiven e 5y 5. Bisse and the =
six ny Nr. Eyc7s' mare, Quaker Girl, four heats
ncr> liz required to decide thiscycn The SUI
RS. maries OF the day arc as follows:
i'm DETER PAnk Az, -: n ~ 6eat twn n three
1o' wagons: @ =
asst | 11r N'ni1eIs b. g. Frank kBo1.-.......'.'5 l l
- | Mr. t,nhfn1onta nf e. CpOt,
ne III. Miliisans gf. III. Music ic-.........-....
mr. H. Coxzens' RI. g. FranS Myers ! !
ear Mr. Kerry's ch. g. col Hen. .
re- Nr. AiIbright's LAZY Dutphy. --.-.3 .
nd Tr. Cows br m. Wild .J,.ac. ..:s =
I'd, 3lr, DeForest's Scflis 80;
on Yr. kertiny's h. u tlnest 1eWe4.
ia SAME DxY.-Trot :or horses Of the = :39 Glass;
80 | wagon: best two in three heats:
ill., 3it. r.s nhsne s. p Advance cc.,...2 .