, 1879-07-20
THE CHICAGO SUNDAY 20 1s79s1XTEEN PAGES

BE knew that such proceeding as that referred
70 10 Tue paragraph quoted ~ouio % ~ o"ee'
V1oaa1on Of the National Assocaataon 1utes"
Mr.. George r. Stevens, OF lion, n. Z, viii
soon sell at auction his trotttns stoGx: among
The brood-mares is the well-kno~n Aluho&s mare
b1ora Belle; record, 2:22A.
| The Cleveland meeting, which is always one one
OF the largest and best OF the year. oeg1ns ne1s
| week Tuesday, continuing four oays' Inc en"
| tries close tomorrow night.
Jack Sheppard, an old-:tme trotter: now 26
years OF age, is enjoying life At jack Feeks sta-
BILE, Rochester. N. Y. Jacks best record is2:36,
| and he eau still do mile In "tortT.''
The latest number Of the Spirit Of the 1S~es
| contains pictures OF the prominent winners at
the Chicago meeting, the list including Bye-and-
| Bye, Liahtunah, Bill Bass, and Raven
Bill Bass is dead. he was good horse, and
| known Is the Missouri World-Beatcr.-C;n C;ncin-
nat Enquirer. This is a very interesting ftom.
| its oniv fault being the fact that Bill Basa Is
Wild Bill, who obtained record (as paeer)
Of 2:2214 10 1877, and OF ESQ as trotter is said
20 DO at Usage, Ia, and correspondent OF Inc
| Spirit thinks those Who have him IN charge aTe
preparing Tor ringing tour.
Ed HaGerty, the weli-inown Western Jockey,
who was injured by the falling OF Troublesome
while running In the hurdle-race at the recent
Milwaukee meeting. is now out OF danger, aud
Will be all right again in few weeks.
Uncas. the American colt that ran ninth IN
the Two Thousand Guineas under Pierre Loril-
lard's colors, Is Ia the GoodWood Stakes. to be
stin ta. yu,y YAK o.; VI. eA1rv n,netSns pounns ne m
anv 3-year-pld IN The race, with one exception.
The course is two aud half miles
The Chicago Racing Association are consider
inE project for growing turf sod on their
1I.a ne sol ~ Eic!i, W. 1s as Ftsesa
E.I1 s,;.a w., anu u sa'o ~ no.seen 70 os
80 i ~ .url cose ;n ~. nave
t;1e' ~ ~ u enis eun.ry, on. ~nu useu en
'Ae'' ~ A.ns .AAo 4or '@e'''s-o' A>''''' 1''-
The pacing-horse Horace Greeley. whose record
Of 2:20, made this year, shows him to have
been good one, uted during the recent meeting
a:h =. ho1n. H selnun, vn'o. tne uas oelore u's
hat' n.Se4eJ S WI ue gostns % - ss1a.Sn
1900 haJ hea ~ u o;,sa, ~, ho.,aan s
.h" hoat eoa ; - ~ na 1au"h
tue Ae't'' e"ustuE5 conse7uon u 'ne o'o1nacn-
George Lorillard's Sensation, Grenada, and
Kosalie finished first, second, and third for the
July Stakes at the Long Branch meeting, in
field OF thirteen. The stable did the came
thing last year for the same stake with Harold,
with Annie Augusta, Ferfda, and 1dler in the
Maryland Stakes.
The name of11, oe borne hv tho ,ced horse
hv Ravwood arr ~ Peron wb99 nm g. watch
o31v in hn r7ila fo- .,oidopc or Troe1uu o+
Mnnmonth Par ma, o ha ecalnntad fnr hn ,ha s
fart that he has @ do;,hje M cross If ferinoton ~
Ravwood hc;ne hv uoupc ! o-;ng9on and Rnf,on h.
Lexington. This Is good opportunity for
some one to shout: "See the evil effects Of IN
breeding gn'-Sportsnsan-
Mr 1on.o Eaa - ~ oa.na+,..f.
o,,d ~ no, sn,r,;ne ~ hsens, 1--WE, ~ 1peuu.u.e
hnrsae ~ pha naS e9sereu s "tE & Ts s,a
Gm;neas and e. erer of 1ssi w. ~ oolt hx
vtrri mr. ~ ann;o R1.sh W aa1, - pnehs.hao;
cIsenut maa som so.e . " Mouascn'sl ea ataa ~
anstr.1ian dor ony ~ ~
~ hn WIZ IAN es.et ov Iea.!lSton enesen1s
am " s1atnnt cait Mona,d ou ~ ra,hsr -, rs
Win Whrterl by Enonrer @ tq tiam ontaro 'I9 bv bonnie
cnt,ad ~ l,'' ua'l Gutas'o ~ nouulc @
i,. 2o''anu ,,t ahi oaH nlJ ~ por'eo m, Aas'1a"
i'au' ou' u 1"'efoess' 'o' @ne oAAS'
There was quite ltyelv time on the Fourth at
Jefferson, H., the scene being the race-trach.
Among the events was running race, in which
there were five entries: just before the race,
Mr. Louis Artell came upon the track to exey-
else his horse, and started up the course at
lively pace, meeting several pedestrians coming