, 1880-12-12
cood Showing by the Dwyer Broth.
ers' Stable for 1880.
Interesting Notes Concerning Trotting
and Running Horses.
summary Of the Transactions Of the
Baseball Leagne.
THE TURF.

A1f2N&1
.a 49, etahle in stakes, purses, and matches was
IM.5o; Of which amount Luke Black
.1a is credited with SAG 975, having won
txrenty-two out OF his twenty-four starts.
nntto won s1.G.5; Warfeld, S8,56o; Elias
Ssurence, St, 22552. 50; Charley Gorham, s5,-
ts. Ripple, $3.50; Jericho, isis; Bramble,
Il: and Bliss, $500.
~ work IN as the Dryers have done to
=, .,.e.ond on the list Of winners is certainly
r,.h tn their credit, as also it is for them to
-. ,hle to say that their stable has been
snsrjally exempt from even the unpleasant
ss,nors current during extended race meet
.ns<-a state of &airs due, no doubt, to their
10 of not allowing touts ~ and other mis-
.,oarts of the turf to hang around their
s+.hles That they are liked by their EN-
slor+t, is also shown by the hearty cooperation
.hs, r,x,.iye from them. Their horses always
eas3a as5 NJ, The track In excellent condition, and
a. the end Of race their boys with blankets
md other paraphernalia are among the hrst
- show at the judges stand. The stables
;oefer lanes Mclaughlin. has been faith
}ulness itself, and he has let no considera-
t;nns ~ nersonal comfort interfere with his
tsorf. as was specially shown when he rode
fnte Blackburn at Louisville on THU sday
afternoon Sept 80 and ;as was e Jer9ne II FATE 35s
m SaluIQafs CEl. ~ ~AA0 ~ seAASA>A AAA WIZ
Manhattan Handicap.
TRACK TALK.
Ct 1n1ien earned $4,000 last season.
Mr. Pierre LoriIlard has named the year
linz brother to Parole Powhattan-
Mambrino King, by Mamblfno Patchen, is
said to be the handsomest horse in Ken
lucky.
Mr. George Lorillard has headed the list of
Aox F,n
cesslre years
The American race horses at British
Guinea won eight of the thirteen races III
which they started last season.
The old trotter Dictator, record 2:a21& OBJ
tanned 1t Cleyeland in 1873, is now in Albany,
ny, Improperly of Matt Tanner.
The name Of the race-horse Pomeroy has
been changed to Highland Fling. He is
known as the most vicious animal on the
turf
Iiee Hutsell will train for Mr. 7. J. Me-
gibben, Of Cynthiana, KY, next year. Mr.
Megibben will place a stable Of frst-class
horses in training.
Jere Dunn will have Crockett on the turf
In ISL The gentleman's friends may find
rhim at No: 145 Dearborn street, where lie has
established restaurant
The bay horse Maximilian, S years old, that
brought So, SEQ at public sale when year
ling was disposed Of at the Duke Of West
minister's recent sale for S2,05o.
During the season of 1880 1876 trotters and
eighteen PAGERS entered the 2:so list, Ia1,d
seventy five trotters and eight PAGERS already
In the list lowered their records.
An American turfman just returned from
England says. that Mr.. j. r. Keene's colt
Foxhalt Is undoubtedly the best 2yeaT-old i'll
England. Unfortunately he is not entered
for the Derby.
Jerry Monroe, the owner Of Charlie Ford
xnd othef trotters, has recently purchased
ne mare Alta, by Alnont, with record of
e:131$. She is In his stable In this city, and
b logged daily with other horses.
The yearling colt Gen. Scott, by Glen
has been nominated BY his owner, Mr.. j. Il.
Keene, for some of the most important En-
glish events Of 1851 and 1882. He will be sent
across the ocean in the spring.
NJ. ". g. Wilson, of Cynthiana, Ky, has
sold the trotting- stallion Ravenwood, by
BlackWood. to Boston party, the price re-
ported being $40, He is years old, and
mel. Mr. Wilson has sent Smugg1er to Bos-
ton, where he Is owned.
The well-known California trotter Col.
Lewis. record 3:181z, that came East In 1919
md totted through the Central Circuit, is so
confirmed victim OF navicular disease as to
e onaoIe 70 stand Ihe Old fellow takes bis
19oe N 8ttttng posture, and Is retained by
MnsoWnef, s ". ). w, Mcdonald, OF Marys-
VIE ILL., simply out OF charity
Atameetfng OF the Chfcapo Driving Park
Association held yesterday afternoon, the
Board Of Directors elected the following a.
fcers for the ensuinp year: Presiient e K.
Dow; Vlce-Presidents. r ]. Smith and I
Il Sanders; Secretary. D. l., HalI: Treas
1ref, H. Y. Bemis: Executiye C0mmittee, s.
Z Z Dog, j: d. Sanders. D. L. Hail, 4. S.
Gtge, B. H Campbell. Wash Hesing. J. E.
Brewster, John Sumnlerfeld. ALVIN Huibert.
James s. Carter, H. Y, Bemis. w. Z, Nc
Aen1E ?. B Weare,
n, n
Hattie Il Wecj, y. r1anee, OF p: LOUIS, owner OF
b fr driv,n, ~ vraMalu ne ana frances AlexanaeI,
nd Hasda s anoI1as 9la =; i9uhg litcoru @:ls7fl
mad if.ia 5oet We5soru SIol ugg1nel on Ine
horaaa ,a,ii - u19elseoou uiat NJ. f1ances
Dnstin ~ n1.hou &c uiyen neAt SEASON Dy Jimmy
mani - 4ha4 u1 autnoIitatlVe announce
feid ,set un a,'n,r lne naJnly received at spring
be the case Will ba trotted in tfa frae-for-ail
class In ISL
Sir stakes ~ Tho Tn,,;e,,;1,o 1o,1-o,z f,,,,h
Ell close Jan. l. There are three stakes far
&yea{-0lfS First fha 1ovondor Ctol-ac f,,r