Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-21
New Haven Orphan Asylum.

building which will serve as 8 laundry, lava tory, dormitory, etc.
 For several years the increasing number of children at the institution has made the need of such building extremely necessary, both for the health as well as for the comfort of the inmates.
 The building committee consists of Trus tees Henry V. Hotchkiss, Thomas R. Trew- bridge, jr., and James M. Mason and it is ex- pected that the building will be eady for occupancy by November.
 Hartford Races. Opening of the Four Days June Meeting
 at Charter Oak Park-Three Minute
 Horses Trot i'm 2:36.
 The June meeting at Charter Oak Park, Hartford, opened yesterday afternoon with the 2:23 class, in which there were seven en- tries, of which three started. The beautiful weather was favorable for horses, owners and spectators Coates Bros, of Goshen, N. Y., entered b. s. Tariff John Murphy, N. Y, b g. Picard Jack Hall of Boston, s. s. Gold finder. The judges gave the word at the second trial, sending the horses off in the or der named. Tariff, large and beautiful bay horse, gave promise of winning the heat, but fell back tosecond place, giving the heat to Picard. Time 2:244.
 Second heat-At the third scoring the judges gave the word. Picard trotted we'll and fast throughout the heat, winning the heat in 2:184, the fastest time made in public on the turf this season and lowering his rec ord from 2:23, which he made on this track last year.
 Third heat-Picard, with John Murphy holding the reins, won the heat and first
 money. Time 2:2O4. Second money to Tar,
 iff third money to Goldfnder. SUMMARY. June meeting Charter Oak Park, June 20. Purse
 of S5oOs25o to rst s115 to second S75 tbird and
 $50 fourth for horses in the 223 class Mile heats best three in five to harness John Murphy ns. b. g. Picard. .......... Coates Brothers ns b. B. Tariff. ? J. Hall ns. s. s. CIold6ader. ............ 3 5 Time 2:241a, 2:1931, 2:2OA. The three minute class had twenty two | entries, of which seven started. Harry R Grown Point Maid, H. w. Beecher, Lady Kelso, Lula F Zelda and CorneIia were
 allotted positions in the order named. | First Heat-rhe horses started at the fourth trial. All of the seven passed around
 the first turn in single file Grown Poin. Maid and Cornelia were side by side at the half mile pole. The heat was won by Cor. | nelia in 2:26.
 | Second Heat-At the fifth trial the judges l gave the word. It was close heat at the
 home stretch, Cornelia being second, close tc | the Maid won by Cornelia in 2:26. Third Heat--At the sixth scoring the
 horses started John Murphy got to second I position at the wire, winning third money by | so doing. The heat was won by Cornelia 1T | 2:26a,
 SUMMARY. Same day, purse of $500, divided as in the other class, for minute rr-es. w C. Trimble, blk. m Cornelia. ..........1 I \ L E Wicker. br. m. Crown Point Maid...2 John Murphy, g. u La Kelso. ..........5 T. D. Marsh, b. m. Zelda. ..........-.......6 w. s. Sargent, blk. s. H. w. Beecher. 5
 F. W. Reynolds. b.. Harry R..-.........4 6 dis ] T. Grady b m. Lula aF....................7 F.. dis. l Tine, 226, 2:26 2:262l. The judges were Burdett Loomis of Hart ' ford, Mayor Morgan G. Bulkeley and Johr R. Hills. Timers, Leander Hall and Geo. 0 l Sawyer. Pools were sold by Edwin Morse | of Boston.
 l The classes to be trotted today are the l 2:26 and the 2:33 class, each for purse oi ! $500. In the former class are entered Early I Rose by J. Elliott, of New York, and Naiad l Queen entered by J. H. Phillips, of Philadel | phia, each with low record, and John Hal ! entered by James Dougray, of New York, with 8 record of 2:241. There are eight othe, entries for this purse The 2:33 class has fifteen entries, among ! which are Dick Loomer with record of 2:3t obtained at Worcester, Mass, last September l horse well known in this vicinity and Dick
 Dample and Frank B., each with record ot | 2,