Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22
CITY AND DISTRICT.
The Fall Running Meeting.

I'll AMI DIS MIL.
The Fall Running Meeting.
PROGRAM AND NOMINATIONS FOR THE RACES AT
THE IVY CITY COURSE.
The fall running meeting of the National
Fair Association at the Ivy City course will be-
gin Tuesday. November LIST, and continue four
days. 1t bids fair to be one Of the notable meet
ings Of the year. For the information Of those
interested in ''horse-1esh," The STAR repub-
fishes the program with the nominations for the
stake races, the others being post or box en-
tries:
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 1.
First race-Dash one mile for two year Odds
that have never won a sweepstake race. Purse
500 for the first horse, $50 for the second Second
race-the novelty handicap stakes+For all ages
OF $40 each to accompany the nomination. The
association to add 81 for each nomination. and so
additional for each starter, together with an ad-
The second horse TO receive the stakes to the
amount OF $780, Closed September 18th weights
to be announced E October ssd One mile and an
Charles Reeds b ThOra, years, by Longfellow,
dam Susan Ann The Pelham stables b c EOle
Valparaiso, years, by virgil, dam Academia.
Ackerman = Co.'S g Ohio Boy, aged, by imp.
White, 4 years, by Alarm, dam Pearl W. P.
Pauline sprague: q d: Pettengilrs g Far
CO.'S CHI ventriioqulst, years, by ventilator, dam
Jaconet James 7. Williams br Checkmate,
T. A. Ciabangh's br h Oden, years. by vauxnail.
dam MaUdina- j. W. LIQUIDS CHI Ida Stanhope, 8
years, BY Way s dam Ada Cheatham ]. W.
Kentucky Belle. Third race-Dash IL miles for
hes and mares OF all ages to carry 100 lbs, win
the value OF 81 eco, IL years old to carry lbs
extra; II years old or over, 10 lbs. extra: maid
or lbs Puse 500 Sr S sed5T
the second. Fourth race-Steeple chase for all
ages; welter weights; regular course. Horses
since September LIST, 1884, allowed, If beaten once
5 lbs twice or more lbs horses that have never
before started in a Steeple-chase allowed 10 lbs.
Purse 800 for the first horse, $50 for the second.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER
First race-Dash one mile for all ages that have
not since October 1st 1881. Purse 500 for the
FIRST horse, $50 for the second. Second race-WaSh-
ngton stakeS-fOr 3year olds OF $50 EACH half for
felt The association to add $780, OF which $500 to
the second horse, the third horse to save his
stakes Horses that have never been placed in
any race exclusively for Swear OldS allowed 10
ts.; winners OF any single event exclusively for
6year oldS OF the value OF 5000, lbs extra: of
two or more such events 10 lbs extra; OF three or
more such events, % lbs. extra. One mile and a
following nominations: Charles Reeds br Her
init, by imp. Hurrah, dam Emma G. The Pelham
Stables c Eole, by Eolus, dam War Song. George
i. LOrillard'S b Greenland, by Glengafry, dam
Nevada George l. LOrillard's Aella, by Glenelg
dam La Henderson. MIR. Armstrong; CHI Glen
west Morris 4 Patton's Feliowplay, by Long
fellow, dam Platina- Oden Bowie's b G Compensa-
ton. by Catesby, dam Australia; W. c. DAYS oh
Rob Roy, by Vauxhall, dam Heatherbell
w. C. Days CHI Jessie D., by The Il-Used, dam
Beatrice. II. MeDaniel's On King Nero, byharry
b Explorer, by Enquirer dam slipper. D. Co
1azzi's br valparaiso, by Virgil, dam Academia.
D: Collaizis grf Spark, by bennington, damMary
Clark. Lawrence Harris blk John Hamilton Qate
Seceder by Rebel, dam by Daniel Boone. M. B.
Mace's ch C Traveller Gate Sligo by Tom Bowling,
dam Petty. Benjamin PryOr's blk c. Ennskillen,
by Tom Bowling, dam Colleen Bawn. ]. w.
LOud's CHI Ida StanhOpe, by Waverly, dam Ada
G Gns,,6 J; MeMahon's Mary Warren, by
Selling race, one and one-eighth miles. Winner to
be sold at auction Immediately after the race for
ID. allowed for each 800 down to $780, then lbs
for each 800 down to $500, which shall be the min
On IN I co amy b spuS orsf .as pEee to
Two mile heats for all ages, Purse $500 for the
first horse, 500 for the second Maidens allowed,
II years, lbs; If years, 9 lbs. IL years and
upwards, II lbs
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g.
First Race-Selling race, one and one-hah miles,
FOR all ages Horses entered to be sold for $500 to
carry 90 lbs, without regard to age or sex, with
lbs extra for every additional 800 up to $780, then
lbs. extra to 81 goo; then lib. extra for every ad-
ditonal 500. Winner to be sold at auction Inn
mediately after the race. Any surplus over the
entered price to go to the second horse. Purse
500. Second Race-Lafayette Stakes-For year
ODDS. One mile. $50 entrance; half forfeit. The
association to add $780, OF which 800 the second
horse. To name and close September 18th. Win
ners OF either the Nursery stake at the Jerome
Park fall meeting, or the Central stakes at the
Baltimore fall meeting, lbs extra; OF both these
events, 10 lbs extra Closed with the following
nominationS-J. e. Cooks ch FalcO, by The III
Used dam Countess Chas. Reeds br Mandamus
BY John Morgan, dam Duette. Chas. Reeds b
Pelham Stables b g Vampire, by Moccasin, dam
Coqnette. G. L. Lorillard's CHI volusia, by Pat
sy dam vandalia W: G: Daly's
IL McDaniefs Lettina, by Harry Bassett, dam
Lefty w; Loyelrs CHI C Drogheda, by Tom BOW
By Genelg, dam NJ. A. b. A. Burnham & SONS b
& frankie b, by Monarchist, dam Alfalfa. w.
Prem Oh Nimrod Gate Hartford, by Gaber-
for all ages Purse 800 for the first horse, $50 for
the second. Fourth Race--Handicap Steeple-
Dox Immediately after the last race on the first
day. Weights TO be announced the following
hna fbf daX n dH' m out through the entry
lG the first horse, $50 for the second
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
FIRST Race-Dash three-quarters OF mile for all
ages Welter weights Purse 900 for the first horse
SOfor the second. Second Raee-Yorktown Centen-
nial Handicap-For all ages. Three miles. $50
entrance; half forfeit; only SO II declared out on
or before October Is The Association to add 81 400
OF which 500 TO the second horse the third to save
hrs stake. To name and close September Ia
Weights to be announced october 8. Closed with
the following nominations: George L. LoriIlardis
Oh 9 Monitor, years, by Glenelg, dam Mink. Geo.
l. Lor1llard's Aella, years, by Glenelg, dam La
Henderson Walter W. Dun'S Oh Oak Leaf,
years, by Dudley, dam Gladys Oden Bowie's CHI N
Or1ole, aged, by kingfisher, dam My Maryland.
Alderman s. Co.'S h Surge, aged, by Revolver,
dam Siren t. b. Davis IN Ella Warfield, years,
by War Dance, dam Florac- Vim. jennings Oh b
Glenmore, years, by Glen AthOl, dam Lolita
e Ill PettengillS & Fair Count, years, by
Dudley, dam Adele. BabcOck & Co.'S oh Ven
trtioluiSt, years, BY Ventiator, dam Jaconet
W. s Cree's CHI IN Mary Anderson, years, by
ventilator, dam Queen OF Scots. James T. Will
bans br Checkmate, years, by imp. Glen Athol,
Dam Full Cry. Lawrence Harris ch b Little Harry
Gate F4ous Jeems), years, by Rebel, dam Creole
Belle. Lawrence Harris b MintZer, aged, by
Glenelg, dam CrOwnlet G. b. BrySOnS br II Irish
King, years, by LOngfellow, dam Little Fanny
J. y Ackerman'S b z Ohio Boy, aged, by imp
Hurrdh, dam Charmerana- j. w. LIQUIDS CHI Ida
stanhope, years, by Waverly, dam Ada Cheat
ham. Third Race-COnSolatiOn purse Mile
heats. Purse $500 for winner, $50 for the second
horse. Open 10 all horses that have started either
at tins meeting or the fall meeting OF the MARYLAND
Jockey Club and not won. Fourth Race-Ciimax
steeple-chaSe. Welter weights. Post entry Three
% start from different stables or no race Purse
ta0 for the first horse, 500 for the second $50 for
the third.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS IN BANK AND CHARGED
WITH NAGRASCY.-MohammedD Dean Conn a Turk
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