The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-08
SPORTING NOTES.
The Saratoga Races The Fayorites Beaten

SARATOGA, n. x, Aug. The first race to
day, purse 800, ali ages, was won by Clara
ID. Jericho second Time, :444. Dan Spar.
| ling was the favorite and sold Tor $3.50, Jer-
icho for 500, Belle for $3.50, Clara ID for S14
Patrol for $40.
The second race, Clarendon Hotel stakes,
three year-old fillies. one mile and a quarter
was won by Bonnie Carrie, Lula second
Time, 212. In the betting Ferrida was the
favorite selling for 5000, Contessa for $40,
Bonnie Carrie for S35, field Tor $50.
The third race Kentucky stakes, for two
! year olds, three-quarters of a mile. was won
by Oden, Mines second. Time, 1 :17224. In the
betting Bye and Bye sold for $3.50, Mines,
! Emily and Oder for $40 each.
| The fourth race, purse $500, all ages, selling
race, one mile and q furlong, was won by
Rhadamanthus, Jackscrew second. Time,
/ .5934 Egypt was the favorite, selling at
500, Jackserew at $780, Rhadamanthus at $50,
and BoWstring at $40.
THE BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
New YORK, Aug. THE Brighton Beach
races were continued to-day.
The first race, q dash Of one and three
quarter miles, had two starters, Glinmare
and Claudia, who ran q dead heat and di-
vided the money.
The second race, selling race, one mile and
a half, was Won by Enterprise Carver, Jr
second, Worey third. Time 2:45z4
, The third race, a one-mle dash was won by
Murray third. Time .45A
The hurdle race mile heats, had five start
ers. Loiterer won the first heat, with Zodiac
second lime, J. 81. LOiterer then ran b dead
heat with Bay Rum: Time, 81. In the final
heat Loiterer won, Bay Rum second. Time,
d6.
THE FAST TEoTTERs NOT TO Go TO MILwAu-
kEE.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7-Considerable disgust
and disappointment is expressed in sporting
trTfJ
received to-day from the owners Of Rar1s,
Hopeful Blind Tom, and other fast horses,
announcing the withdrawal of Milwaukee
from the trotting circuit, and declaring off
the races to have taken place during the lat
ter part Of this mouth. Rarus and Hopeful
We're guaranteed $4,000 cash to go TO Hartford,
whether they trotted or not, and the offer was
accepted, consequently Milwaukee is left out
in the cold.
THE ST. LOUIS WALKING MATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. THE six days walking
match continues at St. Georges Hall. The
score, at 10 O'Clock, stands: Spridd go, Hfbbs
222 Castillo 212.
TWO CHICAGO BASE BALLERS LAID UP.
CHICAGO, Aug. TN three games with the
Buffalos here this week, Flint and Anson, of
the Chicagos, have not been able to play.
Flint had his little finger knocked out of joint
in the game at Dubuque on Monday. Anson
has been temporarily disabled by an attack Of
bilious malarial fever. Both will probably
be able to play in the next match.
Tennessee Votes on iise state Debt cues.
ton.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 7-Specials re-
ceived early this morning state that fair
vote was polled throughout the State, and
partial returns indicate that the compromise
will likely be carried. The voting proceeded
many towns the negroes voted solidly for
com promise The friends of COMPROMISE,
who last night felt quite despondent, are
more hopeful and believe they have carried
the day.
Outbreak of a Cattle Disease In Canada.