, 1879-06-18
Death of the Chicago Marc Lady
Alice ut East Saginaw Yes.
tertfny.
A Double Stride by the Chicagos
Toward the League Chatn-
pfonship
Thanks to q Gams Won at Syracuse and
tho Defeat Of Providence BY
Cleveland.
TIE TURF.
THE RUNNERS At WQUK.

car-1oads came In last night from Vt. Louis, 70
that now there are about eco runners alone at
tils track, and III the carly morning squads OF
them may be seen taking their work, Which
varies from an exercise galtop to brush Of q
milo or SO at racllsg speed. Tho aIr was rather
chilly yesterday morning for fast work. but
Among the large number that werc out not q
few wcro sent along At a lively clip. Molic Nc
Cnrthy mas noticeable for her long, ralstng
stride, aut1 sho .reu1cd OF two miles at
strong Gallop. Her trainer, Mr.. Martin,
docs not regard her Us belug right tat herself"
lev days W aco @ IL - VA % doubtful Il sGe would 'i
be lit to atart In the Garden Gilt Cup. her only
engagement hero, but stnce then she tns i'm
proved fapttllv. atltl Will doubtless como 10 the
post next fucaday In frst.class shape. The
otl!cr California hurscs nse doing we'll, especial.
II Mark l.. and Lottery, but whether they Will
lie abla to repeat hero tt,e wonderful pcrform-
anccs with which they arc credited ut homo rc-
1naius 10 he seen. Iho Keptuckians think not,
t!lat 4 horse, can run much fast.r md
stay better there than here. Mr. Martin
was uo. disposed to deny this VIXEN
the question was being discussed BY party Of
instauccd i;oldcn uale, 'naro tint ',o sold to
70 to California. IN the East, slln was not
noted a. d sticker, but rather the reverse. Iu
California, however, she could run any dtstanco
up to four miles, nnd run IT. well. Malge Duke
was instanccl rs nnothcr who Ind run much
fnster anu further In the West than In Ken
tucky. Tile Caltfornlans nre Enthusiastically
pluckY and hopeful, however, ana say that,
climate or no climate, anY hursa TINT beats my
Of theirs will have to run soue.
Voftnrno, tlsat run te frat heat ii the Janu-
arr Stakes ut st, Louis last week In :4o1, beat
fns Lord Murphy. ihe Tennesseo crack, forty
yards, was out Tor IN afring early in the morn
back I vas krpt busy from one end ot mic to
the other. tic seems likely to be A dangerous
one In ihc races where he Is engaged. Joe Row.
cit, Derby candidate, was also out. and came
n for fnrgS sharo Of admiration by reason Of
With white star, md moro perfcctlr.modeel
animal It would be difficult to lind.
Montczun,a, who Is naso named for the Derby,
took some sinw work. but seemed to lack free
dom OF art!nn. lfe was ErlveIcd at Baltimore
recently, nnd wtll not stnrt herc. Dcnnckt, an
other animal IN the samc stabte as Muntczuma
tt}nt Of Sir. d. kcDauici}, is also amiss. Kim.
bali, 2.yeur.old tint won at Nashville. was
moro beautiful to loot at ts'an Watlc.stesn, tho
3-year-old colt TINT has won all bis engagements
this year. and w!so beyan,a ti,s property Of Mr.
Pierre Lorillard last week, tl'e prize pnid for
Stakes here, 10 be run next week Friday, and In
the fnll will be sent to EnClan1 TO lon his own
er's horses 1T that country.
Tho only arrivals yesterday morning were
Alcssrs. Shay nlid staples: bath Of whom came
in from st. Louis. A1r. Shay brou9hs Troublc-
Isonlc, the weIlknown linrtilcr. alll Mr. StauleB
'stfnb cpnytstt ltDv.' Nebtunt; TtbrI1ug Flyue,
Atheistons, anl Cannon.
The Jockeys arc also coming in by every traitl.
who rides for Capt. cottril; Walker, Ten
l}roect's rider. who will hays ttlu mount on.
Janet In the ('ar,lcn City Cup; Kelso, who will
ride Joe Rowctt; Bennett, WHO will sport silk
for several Western staflea; and SpIlluarf, WHO
In I4orn EIf,,t,t,r,r r.. tbaf
den CITY Cup. Fcakss. tic Wel'.kn0wn Eastern
]uckcy. has bccu engaged by tie Catiforntans,
aud will ride In several races for them.
At cEarnAL PARK.
sinca tic Jockey Club track has been given
over entirely to tic runners, the Central Park
track has been kept warm by the 'loo!beats Of
tro1tors, md some lively work Il ilors thers
cvory morning. Yesterday not less tbau thirty
aycrs were given their work there. an1 some fast
quarters were trottel. Tic best mile was by
as Bllly Dastodos, he doing tic distance handily
In a:2l. Air. Samuel Morgan's chestnut stullon.
Piedmont, was sent around In 1.9it<, the first
quarter being 0 slow one--39}4 seconds. But
from there to tho wire Piedmont went Ike the
wind, coming from the l'atf-mila polo home in
1;o0N.
TE!s afternoon thero will be matinee ut the
Central parh trlek, aud. US several notable
horses are catered. iine sport Is cxuccted. Tho
ffes-foy.a!l Taso VIII haya for starters Charlie
Ford, Piedmont, and Ross of Washington.
There will he several other races, inostlY By
tween we!!-knoTn tsottess.
DEATH or MEMENTo.
Perhaps no trotter Of her age was 10 well
known rs the 3-ycar-olA oily Memcn.o whose
death occurred at Lexington, Ky4, last satur-
day, from typhoid pneumonia, tho news reach.
tug this tdty yesterday through letter from her
owner. Mr. F. A. Broadbock, Of Columbus, O.,
US lolioWa:
cn.s 4
have heento Lcxington. Arrived thcre Thursday
noon. md found Memento terrible sufferer, md
ye!y low with typtoa influenza. received j dIs.
patch th!a afcnfng say pE thAt she died at :4i p.
Imagine iav teeiaF. u fseafa t. e ths nsttet. !
could postbly hsvs ed--not merely on sccoant of
st valuo 70 far ~ dollars and csnts go but. hay.
ing purcl,bsed Aor on my own Judgment and feel
anxious to see tho result; to spe what sie would
he ~ 8: ycas:old Or area marc. =
On sss aS o. n n ss h} h}{
Of 4 mtle, which she did handily In ::;2tl. Ejvht
days AFTER sho was years old Mr noworman ssys
terrible blow to me. was very sn1ious after wc
9 sSs::s S::Sss;s;ss: $sssS s s&s
In the fall Of 1870 there was flold show of
the 1udues ot wessh was Col. Conley., NOW the
Menager ct ,ta it!o tch!sagoe Jockey c!ab. Ao
plTheA Quk 4lktIH OEuWu HbAYt uy AuEllnltEfA-
Tor. ~ tho ona wort by OF first prtzs, and his
Judgment was concurred in by tho other gontIe-
lneu acting with him. 6uon after this ahe was
naalc.l Menento. aiIl1 when q ycarltng was
broken to harness aud showed wonderful spcet.
1t Lexington, Oct. 10, l677, aho was brought
upon tho track for trial, and with Mike
weighing 1G5 pounds, for driver,
md heavy sweat-blanket In the arlky, truttcd
u fnale in Astonishing meyer .one be{o.e.
or stncc, ehn continued TO Improve, At.A ut
Lexington. TIM sth Of last October, started tn
rnca for wear o,ls against stc'nway. Jcwctt,
Mystery, mud Verena. Aicsneht0
won tl,a tlrat huat castly t1t a30}S5. and tnshcl
1irat In the second. llu time ot Whrl. Hns a:30.
bht waa set back. however, and tho heat glyca
to StelnWaY, with q record OF .:33A. lie won
the third aud dceidlns hcas in a:al5{,' This year
she was doing better than ever, as shown by
Mr.. Mua1beck's lettar.
4 ROW At st. LOUIS.
The ctoanX day OF tho 1t. Louis meeting,
which cnma to an end last Saturday, wQs markod
by 4 very unpleasant Incident In tlo Consolation
race, = milo and quarter dash, At the Iiujah
t!iu tight was entirely between Bill Dass md
Goodnight, The litter took u position next to
the pulls, ulnl was boasou 4 neck only by Hasa,
TIC rider Ut Goodnight claIud that Splluan
uu lass, had ridden htm foul, md thIs yiaw Of
tho case wa4 taken by thu Judges, Who gave ll,e
ract 10 fiuninighs, piacess haas last, md sas-
pbnded spllltna... Tho uoat- -UsmoeFat says OF
ilts utlatr:
sueh we're the grounds for shs ruling, tho soysr.