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, 1879-06-22
THE TURF.

THE MEETING THIS WEEK.
It was expected that yesterday would witness
the commencement Of the great sir-day running
meeting at the JOCKEY Club track, and every
thing was iu readiness for the sport to begin
when unfavorable weather put veto on the en-
tire arrangement. About S o'clock in the moru-
ing the heavy banks Of clouds which had over
spread the sky during the night began TO leak,
and for matter oil four hours or SO the water
came down at o rate that speedily put an end to
all hopes that might have been. indu1ged in as
to the storm being q passing one.
When the sky finally cleared md the sun
came out the track was entirely too vet for use,
even had such a course been contemplated, but
early in the morning Col. Conlcy gave notice
that the races we're postponed until tomorrow
{bonday), and everybody consoled themselves
as best they could. The only result Of the post
ponement will be to crowd all of the SIX days
sport into the present week, and instead Of
coming to m end next Friday evening, as
was originally intended, the meeting Will
continue through Saturday. BY this after
noon the track will be in finer
shape than ever, aud extraordinarily fast time
is looked for, The events OF the day will be
q ml1cand, d,a-ouarter dash for all ages. In which
eleven cracks are entered; the Illinois Derby,
8 mile-and-a half dash for 3-year-old colts; the
Grand Pacific Hotel stakes, for 2year-old colts,
three-quarters Of mile; and hurdle-raee for
oil ages, mile heats, over three hurdles. On
account Of the postponement 1t was necessary,
under the rules to S.vs again nc o0sp ene the
made anew. The result was most
gratifying. Not only did all the original non,t-
nations stay in, but in the mi1e-a'l,!-a-quartcr
dash four noted flyers we're added in King Faro
and Bill BaBs, Florence PAYNE, and Aunt
Whine. > Checkmate was withdrawn This
leaves the starters in this race as fo''ows:.
William Jcnnings' eh h. Glenmore, 4 years, by
imported Glen Athol, dam Lotta; 110 pounds.
z. B. Morris b. h: ". L. Atttzer tlate Garry
owen) years. by Glenclg. dam Crownlet; lis
pounds. Purp1e jacket and white cap.
Isaac Stnpcs' b. 9. Athelstane, years, by John
Morgan, dam Tribulaton; 85 pounds. Green
j. F. Murphy's Is b. b. Edtnburg, years. BY Long
fellow, dam by Lexington; l15 poands. Green
john Van Hagen's b. h. virgilian. years, by
Virgil, dam L. Henderson; lis pounds. chorry
4. Brapdt's b. I. Americs, years, by Alarm,
dnm Asia; LOT pounds. Yellow jacket, green cap
Henry schwartz's b. 9, Lottery,..4 years, By
sss s5f:3ss H.: EFT gps rese y:as: 5y imp
m Ssn BSg 2 ke sa 81
PIautaeanes, dam Adelaide; lis pounds. BLACK
Isaac staples' ch. {: Florence Payne, years, by
Lee Harper's b. 1. Aunt Whine, years, by
Hunters Lexington. dam Betsey Hunter; 112
pounds. Blue and white
Is soon as this race Is finished the youngsters
, 1879-06-22
- CHICAGO VS.. SYRACUSE.
Y1f1H1fAH fA H. S3s4khStSA

svptcusE,- N. r, June 21.--For the first time
.,1ct The Chicagos have been among us they
tod,y took hold OF McCormtck's delivery, and
Iii him IS il they meant business By doing
.,.,p work with the stick, aud playing fine
r,1nie in the.feld, they succeeded in defeating
n. Stars in the easiest possible manner, al
though the latter did tie tile game in the sew
nth inning oil au error by Larkir, McCor-
mdks two-basger, and wild throw By Gore
xhcb let in two men. The best fielding on
10Th sides wss done bE Peters and Mansell.
rlints catching has been the wonder OF the
r.ef, and in fact the style in which the whole
tsan has played is pretty convincing that Chica-
e,o hss got her hands On the silken rag.
, 1879-06-22

/ rould try my band. When heard the news
at breakfast think went wild. ldon't know
hardly where have been since. When came
downtown went to the office O. the com-
pauT, where found the number OF the ticket
had been correctly printed lie the telegraph dis
patch from New Orleans, which was in the
morning pauer.- Happily satisfied On that
point went to the Park Bank, where depos-
ited the :icket for collection. They told me
would get my money in week"
scKNEs At THk o771C1-
At the office Of the Company the local man
ager, in reply TO question about the manner OF
paying the winning tickets, said: al prizes
drawn upto 81, 100 each are paid at this Office
When more than that anouut the parson hold
ing the ticket notifies us and We introduces him
at the Park Bank, which acts IS our financial
agent The ticket is deposited, 4 receipt given,
aud the ticket ded to the CORRESPONDENTS
OF the bank at New Orleaus for collection. Hav-
ing been authenticated, the ticket is paid there
by deposit in bank, and the monev is paid IN
full, through the bank here, to the holdar OF
the winning ticket. We do not yet know who
hold the remaining eight tickets entitled to
share the capital prtze Although sold here,
they may have been sent away BY correspond
ants, aud it is possible severAl days may eiapso
before they are heard FROM" It Wal suhse-
quent!y learned that Mr.. David Benson, ct
but the number OF the winning ticket Was not
stated
LUCKY BRooKLxy BOY.
John Reilly, a young man living at No 2s
Grand avenue. Brooklyn, E. D., held 81 sbare
in ticket 1857, which drew $4,000. The rn-
cry, IN Kent avenue. BE proved to Be young
man Of about q, and wss not denonatsatyeEy
happy at the turn OF hia good luck Drawing
coupon slip from his pocket to ennhssize the
1.s1, he tai sad; - ~ paid 81 tor my & tlssst 4
il bOifer-Uaker iOined me in huyfnr two tick
, 1879-06-22
APPELLATE C.0ilRT.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, June 21.-In the Appellate
Court, Second District, the following business
was transacted yesterday, session continuing all
day: ..
MOTIONS, ETC -
1o9. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
r ro.d =. Company vs.. Sykes. Time extended to JULY
lo4. Gillian ~ Stevens: Appellants time to
de briefs extended to the a1th inst.
1o3 Jackson ct a. Y. Miles SANG order.
ministrator. etc, Appellants time to file abstracta
and briefs extended twenty days.
rule upon Sumner a. and i Ellis 10 die sddaoaai ap-
peal bond denied. Motion By Sumner i Co. for
leave to file further assignment Of ERRORS allowed
1873 Fuller r.. Bates Time to die addttional
briefs extended ten days. Motion By appellee to
strike part Of bill Of exceptions from the record
Suggestion OF domination OF record and motion for
90. Van Alstsne Vs. Willis. Motion to strike bill
Of exceptions from record oyerrnled.
81. Springfield & Peoria Railroad Company va
Thompaon ct al. Defendant allowed twenty days
IS. Turner ct al. vs. Peoria & Springfield Rail-
III: Thompson 7s Peoris & Springfield Railroad
IS. Lown w. Kiaore. ss =. Motion ID BY defendant in
error for rIle npon plaintiff to .fla security for
costs.
CALL or DOCKET.
for want OF prosecution.
u. Gould ct al, impleaded, etc., vs. sternburg>
Passed.
IL Teft vs Hurd. TAKEN.
. 10. Hedges We. Meyers ct al. Commissioners,
etc. Motion by defendant tn error to d1smlss witt
OF error. Motion and cause tsken together:
70. McManus ". McDonough ct al, Couamfs-
aiorera. etc. Taken.
q. Sche,dt vs. Belz eta!. Passed
%: Lewis. Public Administrator, etc. VI. County
OF Wiuneba2o ct al Argued orally and t2ken-
(Thts is the case OF the Rockford Court House}.
g. Norton ct al VS.. Gay. Continued for service.
"a. Waggeman vs. Herschbeseer. Continued
for service.
rs. Shelly ct al. Taken.
o6. REYNOLDS vs. Patterson Taken.
q. The People, for use, ETC., vs. Hoover ct ii.
Taken.
2s. The Chicago Northwestern Railroad Com
9any vs. Bliss, administratrtx, ETC. Argued orally
and taken.
90 Simpson w. Simpson Taken
90. Gilbert an infant BY her next friend, ETC.,
w. Culver. Taken.
Gentlemen who FIJI, oke should use Browns Cam
phorated Sapouaceous Dentffrice, which IL mozt
agreeable detergent and it in.pasts Woudroua
beauty to the t'iyories. '-:25 cents.
Balny sleep, good digestion, rich blood, clastic
step, and cheerf1lneEs in Hop Bitters.
, 1879-06-22

There will be series of thrse matches at
archery shot between the Highland Park archers
and the Chicago Archery Association. The first
of these matches will occur at Highland PARK on
the afternoon OF Friday, June n. The match
will consist OF the American rounds Of thirty
arrows at forty, thirty at fifty, and thirty as
sixty yards. There will he four archers in each
team. Each archie, will shoot the entire round,
and the match will be determined By the acgre-
gate score of each team. The dates and places
of the second and third matchce are not ycr ar
ranged
, 1879-06-22
PEOESTRlAMfSM.
U,LEARY---CROssLAND.

O'LEARY---CROssL
At8 o'clock next WednesdaY egenlns IN the
Exposition Building O'Leary and Crossland will
begin their great contest for the seventy-hve-
honz championship Of the world The stake
(S3,o0o side) is the largest one ever walked for
IN this OF any other country, and the knowledge
OF this. together with the reputation OF the men
and the fact that the rivalry between them Is q
fierce one, should attract large audiences to the
building. Each man will have track Of bis
own, and consequently there will be no chanca
for unfair work on either side. On two previous
occasions the men have met, and, as each haA
victory to bis credit, the present match is sx-
pected to settle concl1sivelY the question OF
superiority.
The first Was = three-days' match which took
place 1t the Pomona Gardens, Manchester, En-
gland, in November, 1873, and waa won By
VLeary, who defeated the Engiishman by four
teen miles.
The second occurred at the SANG place, IN
February, 1877. It was seVenty-two-hour con-
test, anu was won By Grassland, although 1t Was
claimed at the time that, had fair play been
ferent-
Both men hare been in active training for
some time, VLeary At sunnysida and Grassland
ut Austin. The final deposit Of stake-money
was put up NTH Mr.. George f. Gooch yesteT-
day, Hoffman. Hho Is to take care OF Grassland
during the walk, arrived yesterday.
But few beta have as yet been made, but IN all
cases the chances have been considered about
equal, although some Of Crossland's friends at
the st. George picnic this week offered odds OF
10 5 on their man.
, 1879-06-22

in the Pacific Hotel stake will be called up, and
q Grand contest is expected between Capt. Cot.
! trill's Kmball, the faYorite, and the other good
ones that will give him fight for first place.
Ing OF the following colts:
| n. Cottrill's ch. c. Kimball, By imp Buckden,
dam Met. \: Rel jacket and 4i.:a, cap, white SASH,
dan Asehis @fsea G seke 'sd red S "a''
| Race, dam Molly Ford. Blue jacket and cap. yel-
george ". 3 owen q CO. = sh. e. w.rgentiDe. by
War Dance, dam Netre' Wiley. Purple Jacket.
Wiz, Buckles b. 6. Victory. by imp. Billet.
4. D. Natts' b. c. Vspor, by Volugeur, dam
Laura. -
dam Miss Morean; and b. 9; Luxe 1lackb1fn. by
! imp. bonnie Scotland, dam Nevada. Black jacket,
red sash and cap. '''
The Derby comes next and ont Of the forty
entries the four choicest ones in the lot will
como to the post. They are:
A. Huford1s b. c. Good Might, by Enquirer, dam
Lizzie G. Blue and white slrlpe.
bessie Mason's b. c. Joe Rowett, by imp. In
truder, dam Mammona- Ted jacket and cap; blue
sash.
George ". Dardon s Co. q b. c. Lord Murphy,
by Pat Malloy, dam Wcnonah: Crimson and gold,
f. v. ,Farris ch. c. Buckuer. BY imp. Buckden,
The hurdle race will bring out as fine field
Of Jumpers as has been seen this year. and the
contest between them will be one worth going 8
long ways to see. The lot comprises:
William casstdy's ch. h. Verdlgris, aged, by ver-
eatifes, dam Belle Brandon; l4o pounds. Green
william cnrson's br E. Kelso, aged, BY Voucher,
dam katc Leonard; 143 pounds. Purple and black.
West, dam Ida DicEey; l48 pounds. Green, WITH
white sash.
John G,ayet,s ch. e. Cannon, 9 years BY Imp
brown, with diamond.
, 1879-06-22

up to $500. When sale day came, and Is that
Wa& more than Mr, Martin cared to pay, be made
no effort to secure him. At the same sale,
Spendthrift vent to Mr.. SWigert at $1,000, Mr.
Martin securing Lexington, colt BY Lexington,
dam Voiga, for s., 00l
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SPORTING.
i: - BASEBALL.
:: ~. \
= ~ 80

3Ss - TIE CHAMPIONSHIP winning
:1ee Ch'caso' stu keep peeg!prf.s to their
Fataesf having added threex1ntain their lead.
esar1ast dkek, and essd them, aud Boston
Peordence d. close. .*kfhe Gra7s, Butfalo ha.,
otkts. 1871 @.esxs.@eaI94fth place III consequence ct
le? '~ ?s~sssr~t Hoh from: the Troy Club. Cin-
Y a!:si;. !:TS dtr bat3h few games ahead Of the
n99s 1e9tan CLUBS, and bids fair to stay
a. Xaot drop still Iower. The record to
a.+.is.h i.t.s ttalo*s:'t;:
, 1879-06-22
4 LONG WALK.

ATLANTA, June 21.-Mrs. Potts, the woman
who IL walking from Philadelphia to New Or
leans and return in five months for wager, ar
rived this afternoon. One Thousand people
awaited her at the depot and cheered as abe
entered. She is now go mica ahead, and will
rest here Until Tuesday.
, 1879-06-22
LUCKY. LOTTERY sPECULATOR.

| Two Capital Prizes Drawn by Ner-Yorkers
| "A $50, 900 Plum Falls In \ Canal Street
| Store--WhAt Us Said by the Favoxtt~< Of
Fortune.
Ne,o I1srk Heyud.
The sems-aunuai drawing OF tho Louisiana
State Lottery Company took place at New
| Orleans ou Tuesday. The announcement that
ticket No. IS, 1875, drawing the capital prize Of
500 O01 WIS sold IN this city, as was also ticket
No. 19, SIT, which drew $50 600, the next highest
prize, as might have been expected created
1utter OF excitement among holders OF
tickets. which extended to their respective
families and friends. On inquiry at the office
Of the lottery company reporter tn search Of
the winners OF the important prizes was directed
to No 334 Canal street, where Is the jobbing-
house OF Mr. l. Hermsn- As soon as 90 entered
it was evident at the most superficial glance that
no ordinary event bad happened. Business
seemed to be at ssandstill, and clerks sales
men, and others, grouped on each floor Of
the building, wore snihnsly % engaged in
boring merchants, among whom the news
that good lack had fallen to somebody had
spread early, were trooping iu Dy twoa and
threes. Nj. L. Hartman, salesman In the con~
Germ. said: ~ had tenth in the ticket No.
and drew So 500 It WAS paid to me In full BY
the Park Bank.
The head of the house, Mr.. Herman, made
the following statement: "The1s was friend
Of mine, named Alexander, who WAS out OF
business, aud told him that he had better .e-
}ect a lot OF Undergraduates and sell them. He
bought about $500 worth and sold them here to
nv clerks aud 70 other friends Of mine. 4 tenth
Of the ticket No. IS, 4o5, which drew the capital
prize, was held by young man named Lichten-
stein, who is employed here as assistant book
Keeper. He gets $4,000. Mr.. Powders. an
Other friend OF mine, bought ticket for II IN
our pool, and be also pockets LOCO So you
see that 900 Of It Is drawn here. I am glad
over Mr.. Powders good luck, as he Is only
poor clerk He Ia crazy With Joy to-day"
YOUTH GETS $4,000.
A bea,diess young man Of ~. who, one OF his
friends said, was in receipt Of m income OF less
than SO week, was presented to the Uerald re-
his hand rrembled violently as be clntched that
OF the reporter MY uame," said be, is 1sa-
dore Lichtenstea. | gave str. Alexander 81
Tor ticket md now 1 am worth SIC, Coo Don't
you think Ioughr to feel happyf' The reporter
mutely nodded assent. am not going to
Europe" be continued, land am going 70
Keep on working. am going to be married,
md tAfs will help us to housekeeping. am
going to give nv fatter $500, rs be needs it to
helphIm ip his business. had almost forgot
ten to ,ell you that ne arc al going to have
big champagne dinner over It lust ~ soon ~ the
money Ia paid over"
ANOTHER HAPPI MAN.
At No. 50 Walker street, whore be is en-
p1oyed - a salesman, the reporter found hr:
be was explaining to bis companions how EASY
It was to pick up $40, 0O0 Tor s1-provided you
only had the lucky uumbcr. ~ held one-tenth
OF ticket No. s., l5,'' said be-. alt cost me 81:
This is my first venture. ! heard them all
talking about Mr. Asrtmaa's luck, and thought
, 1879-06-22
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, June 21.-The arrangements for the
opening Of the summer meeting Of the Tn-
State Trotting Association on Tuesday next arc
complete Ono hundred horses are here to par
ttcjpate, embracing all the leading stables and in
all classes The field will be large aud fast.
The stock is in excellent condition. and will
prove considerably faster than 1t was last year.
, 1879-06-22

!otAA. .s"s s-"~.. .-".:- .-."-.<ot
Bulls eyes-Jeuen, 2; Page, 1; Eldrcdee, /;
Petit, 2; Kuger, 1; Mitchell, l.; TrimbIe, 2;
Cullen, l. Each man was allowed seven shots,
and the highest possible individual score Was IS.
The winning team has already received two
challenges, one from Company B, and the other
from Company a, Of the First Regiment, Chi
, 1879-06-22

CHICAGO, June 2L-l desire that you an
Hounce that myself and a gentleman Of
Louisville, Ky., will start for San Francisco on
the 18th inst, and that we propose to walk the
entire way, the falling party to forfeit his life
and liberty to him who is found ready at the
appointed time. Articles OF agreement have
been drawn up, signed, sealed, and delivered to
this effect. We can be seen at 1R Market
street Ut any time previous to Sunday, the 29th,
ut 10 O'Clock, ut which TING Ne propose start
ing. Truly, etc, W. J. LEWIS
, 1879-06-22

YACHTING.
NEW YoRK, June ct.-ln the regat:a OF the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club the Vision, Vixen,
Wave, and Midee we're the winners N their re-
spective races
, 1879-06-22
SUNDRY SPORTS.
THE TRIGGER,
8u&efH pfr1t<h to TTs T.ikusts

JOLIET, ILL.,, June 3l-The shooting mateh at
Park, in this city to-day, be-
tween the rife teams Of Company B, OF Joliet,
and Company D, OF Ottawa, for the prize cup
and State championship, was won By the Ottawa
team. The score is as follows:
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THE FAs,rEST RrcoRDe

1dE1 VAEIES1 RELUHDS.
The following table shows the best time made
by running horses at all distances, ana has beon
complied for the benefit OF those Of TIE TR1B-
uNE's readers rho are not familiar with the
running records. 1t will prove valuable for
, 1879-06-22
PROVIDENCE VS.. CLEVELAND.
! =: 6pecanl pHfudfcn 10 The TtihR8E - :.

Emplre-AcLcan, Of Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE VS.. CLEVELAND.
:. 81 &pecsal Dtspdtcn to The 7YthRmk =.
PRov1DEscE, r. L, June M-The C1eve-
lands took their departure from the land OF
Roger Williams tonight, having experienced a
second defeat in the June series with the Gravs
byreason Of loose fielding in important posi-
tons. Capt. Carey, remembering that the home
nine could not bat Mitchell last season, placed
him in the pitchers position. and Mccormick Mt
centre field, in case be was wanted, and the
Grays found his 1eft-hand delivery 'tdeuced]y
cleyer.": Start having obtained leave OF ab-
sence, White, first basemnn Of the Brown Uni
yeisity nine, was substituted, and played the
position with remarkable actiyity and skill for an
amateur. The Providence lost the toss, and not
4 man saw first until the fourth inning,
when McGcarv scored single on single hit,
atole 70 second. aud came home on passed
ball. In the eth Hague and White we're the,
run-eetters on Aliens mutfed fly and
oRourke's sharp tvo-baser. York counted In
the sixth On a base hit, passed ball, Haeue's
single drive, and wild pitch, and Wright made
1 fifth and last run In the eighth inning on
Phillips mufted throw Of the bali, two wild
throws BY Gnligan, and shrewd base e-stealing.
The visitors scored two taahes ia the first
inning on Phillips aiigle, Eden's powerful
three baser, and Browns passed ball, and q
third. run in the fifth, on putrout and
Warner's three Dagger. The game was inter-
spersed With splendid field work b, Wright,
AcGearr, White, Mccormick, Glasscock, aud
csrey. about the middle Of the game the
umpire, Egan, advanced to Carey aud fastened
IN elegant gold badge to his breast, as q gift
from his Providence admirers. His name is in
scdbed on the bar, to which is attached design
Of crossed bats and balls, and 3 square with
four choice diamonds in the corners, aud an tn-
s4tpuon thereon, Prom his Proyidenee
friends" The design is very tasteful, and
forms handsome testirn onial to cali to mind
bis connection with the Providence team Of
1873 Proviuence scored six single and eight
total hits, and seven errors, to seven single and
eleren total bits and thirteen errors Of the
Visitors. The following is the score bg
Tn~S -
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RI. CINCINNATI VS.. BOSTON. : f.
Tpeeial Dispaich 10 The Tribune.
Bosog, June 21.-The Boston Cincinnati
game to-day was played in the presence OF
large audience, but was devoid OF special inter-
sst. There were many errors, some OF which
were excusable, and plenty Of hard batting.
eiaeiaasti :.........a i : ! . ) 5 80 Us
Earned :iii Cincinnati, s; Boston. 2.
'fifst base oa errors Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 4
Struck out--Doston, 4.
0uFoa fou1E-Three each.
nth Ms,1 hitsrJones HotalinE' heVey, Ger
Nv Miats, Gts ke'!y ;fe n,c.4r.on aer.rdt
cDoabe plays-Bsrnes, Gerhardt and McVey;
cs1aardt and Nevey.
~ WORCESTERSHIRE
. WORCESTER, lass, June 2l-Worcesters, 9;
hptlnssfelds, L
GAMES THIS WEEK.
The League games to be played this week are
ii follows:
At. Bostun-Boston and Providenee, Tuesday,
Ind sata,asy san.s
a. At 1reyonsyFacuse and Troy, MONDAY. wednes-
aAt Bntfalo-Clsye,and and Buffalo, Tuesday,
"enne4day, and Friday
~. ~ Chicago and Cincinnati, Tuesday.
"eanesdsy, nnd Friday.
sc33hTe ~, ,Mflltte Stockings will return homo next
nsSs11ppGdaY morning, and In the afternoon play
Htsn H9tsn k1YEinpatis, when the largest crowd OF the
sGsaGfoA GGEo Il tthus h Is 1az z may be expected.
z4hatdfaNCASNATI's TROUBLES.
From time to time The TRIBUNE has alluded
70 the misfortuncs Of yarious kinds which have
oetalicn thk Cincinnati Club ever since the sea-
nnthegan.> It has been year Of mistakss In
management, decentralization in the nine, and
onsequent defeat. Before the playing season
beaan4oahe Cincinnati nine could ION paper) de-
1eat at Aythlns in the country. Its friends had
*RRRaz6h RRazE6h the batting, fielding, bast.runntns, and
asf4f9nlousnets Of the men engaged down to
kuh 3 atne point that. according to calculations,
Vas not possible for them to lose the cham
plonSniu. This method OF playing the national
game IS 7ery popular in newspaper offices 1t
Possesses fascination which few persons OF
statistical turn Of mind ara able to resist, but
ms uncertainty Is SO great that 1t has become
peoFerblal that the mines which loom up con-
sp1cuously in tabular form are seldom OF much
aScannt when placed in contests with neah and
blood adveraaries. -
Array back in tie winter. when the baseball
, 1879-06-22
PROSPECT PARK.

New YORK, June 21.--The American Jockey
Club oegan to-day short meeting on the Pros
pect Park course near Coney Island.
. The 3-year-old sweepstakes did not I'll.
The dash Of :bree-fourths OF mile was won
By Allavuer, franklin second, Ider, the favorfte,
third. Time, 1:1SA.
The handicap sweepstakes, all ages, " miles,
was won by Warfeld, Una second, Anna Angus
IA third. Time, 2:14A.
The selling race, one mile and furlong, was
Won by Balan Al, Glenoele second, Lizzie D.
third. Time, Zoe.
The sweepstakes for all ages, one mile and
three furlongs, was won by Gov Hampton, Una
second. Kenny third. Time, 2:284.
The Ocean stceple- chase about threc miles,
was won hy Coronet. Dsrb! was the only CON-
perltor. On coming into the home stretch for
the finish Coronet WAS leading By neck. The
horses rose to the last hurdle together, but
Macomb, who rode the gray, in his eagerness
missed his distance, and Derby fell and rolled
over him. Tie boy was taken up unconscious.
He soon rallied, however, and WIS found not to
be seriously hurt. Many who left New York
for the races remained at Coney Island, hence
the attendance WAS not as large "a promised or
expected.
, 1879-06-22

Rah3 3edKHtd@EhIC1g0, =. 6yfaCuss, Z.
Two base h1ts-MeCormick, l; Anson, /; Shaf-
fe1, l; Larkin, !: Gore, !.
Sacrifice hits-Mansell, L. :.
First base On ba1ls-MacuIlar. /. =:
First base On e1rors-Chicago, 8: Syracuse, l.
Struck ont-Chlcago 4; Syracuse. ,.
Balls cAlled-0n larEin, 70; on Mccormick. -.
Strikes calted-0f larkin, 10; OF Mccormick,
Double plars-Quest and Anson, l.
Passed. balls-Nono. -
Kild dpitchrs-McCormick. !.
Time Of game-Two houra and fifteen minutes.
rmplre-AcLean, Of Philadelphia