Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-14

Following are the entries for the races to be held at Charter Oak Park, August 31, September 1, 3, 8:
 FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, AUGUST s1.
 2:19 Class-Purse S1 ,50o. Frank Van Ness, Lexington, Ky, blk J: e.. John E. Turner, Philadelphia, Pa, ch Billy George D. sisson, Detroit, Mich, b Charles Budd Doble, Chicago, H., b Charlie Hogan. W. H. Mccarthy, Chicago, 1., Felix. James Golden, Boston. Mass, b m Bonita.
 Free For All Pacers-Purse $1 900. Frank siddall Philadelphia, Pa, oh West John Bostick, Spring Hill, Tenn, br st Brown Hal
 P. Schatz, RobelIa, Pa, blk Jewett. wilber Stanley, Detroit, Mich. br Little Mac. W. H. Mccarthy, Chicago, h, b Richban p; S; Quinton, Trenton, N. J, b Gossip Jr w. A. Ogden, Philadelphia, Pa, m Sallie c. 2:30 Class-Purse $l,0OO. H. R. Gilbert, Brooklyn, N. Y. g Frank R. l. H. Hurd, Morrisania, N. Y., b Beacons- J. E. Turner, Philadelphia, Penn, blk m Lady Frank Martin, Toronto, Can, br g Rifeman. w H. Mccarthy, Chicago H., b m Jessie Bal w. H. Mccarthy, Chicago, H., br m Anniver .. B Bowers, watertown N. Y, ,bgA G. F. M. Dodge..rittsfeld, Mass, Spotted Beau SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 2:23 Class-Purse $1, 800. Briar Hill Stock Farm, Lexington, Ky, s Don Carlos.
 John Murphy, Morrisania, N. Y, br m Nettie T. c. E. Moser, Brooklyn, NY, Hugh McLaugh- lin
 J.I; Case Racine Wis, blk st Endymon; D Esdd. Esdd 6tta@Sa, f f A1ert 'ei00' o. A. Hickok, San Francisco, Cal, m Eva W H H. Mccarthy, Chicago, ,m, blk G m Il Mary . Powell @ Preston Brothers Green Point, L. l., b m Breeze M. E. McHenry, Geneseo, H., oh m Mabel A. Thomas Grady, Albany. N. Y, br Elmer.
 SSsa 9ss3f %ass GHSf Sylvia M ". B. Hansen New York, b m Pearl. HP Wade Wade Jefferson, @ o., D st ReyeilIe. No. 5-Guaranteed $10 900 stake Closed May 15 with 10 entries Horses to be named August 16.
 2:27 Class-Purse 1000. B. R. Thomas, New York. m Lady Barefoot. E. F. Bass, Springfield, Mass, oh T. G. George A. SingerIy, Philadelphia, oh Prince John splan, Cleveland, oh m Fancy. E. F. Carpenter, Ramsey, N. J., g Duke of Vel qannsT msws sadaphs MHs5ifn9is m " aahu Chas. Yopp. Boston. George Lee. A. P. Mcdonald, Albany, br g George W. A. P Mcdonald Albany, b 2 Electric. F. R. Sargent, Springfield, Mass, m Lady Ken H. P. Wade, Jefferson, O., br m Georgie W.
 THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER2
 2:1s Pacers-Purse $1 ,OOO A. |. Dore, Taunton, Mass. b Cohannett. " Fesssaa1a Ogden phadeIphis M.dapa dsa Pa C. J. s. Coates, Goshen, N. r., oh Gossip.
 2:33 Class-Purse $1 600. Al Al Feek, Syracuse. N Y-, b m Whitefoot. RssT nsF5ssseqrE Tssss ch Ky tne nsshuF ". H. Mccarthy, Chicago, H., b m Jesse Bal W. H. Mccarthy. Chicago, H., br m Anniver- James McGrath, New Haven, b Edgewood. Wilkes.
 .. B. Bowers, watertown, N Y, bgAG. Owner, New York, b. Crusader, H. T. Pope, Saugus, Mass, b g Cuba.
 Free for al-Purse $1, 800.
 FOURTH DAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
 2:17 CIass-Purse $1 800. John Murphy, Morrisania, N. Y. m Maud Mes senger.
 o A Hickok, San Francisco California, Arab.
 George dH'seg ESEsbes 3aeteI eezeapd o. Oliver
 2:21 Cass-Purse $1 800. F. Van Ness, Lexington, Ky Judge Ling A. J. Peek, Syracuse, N Y, b m Kftefoot. J. E. Turner Philadelphia, Judge Davis George D. Sisson, Detroit, Mich, g Charles Hill Budd Doble, Chicago, b Charles Hogan. " " j. Gordon gd CleCeland, a!n br E. HSobby SoIy, ,,, w. H. H. McGarthy, % Chicago , @ Belief Belle F. .'u'e''n J; J E McIntyre, Buffalo, oh Beauregard F. M. Dodge, Pittsfeld Mass, b W.K.
 s:25 Class-Purse $1,OoO. E. R. Thomas New York b m Lady Barefoot. J. I. Case, Racine, Wis, blk st Endymion. A. J. Peek, Syracuse, b g William Kearney. J. D. Ladd, Ottumwa, H., Alert Crit Davis, Harrodsburgh, Ky, blk Lizzie Wilkes.
 Robert Steel Philadelphia. Pa., b Ernest Nal travers.
 James Dustin, Philadelphia, Pa.. ch Edwin c. James Golden, Boston, Mass, oh Viking F. w. Reynolds, Hartford. Conn, g Sylvia NJ. A. P Mcdonald, Albany, N Y., br g George w. A. P. Mcdonald, Albany, N. Y., g Electric F. R. Sargent, Springfield Mass, m Lady Ken 'sett.
 In the above constellation of trotting lumi- naries there are horses capable of performing wonderful work. The classes all well balanced, and the fact that Hartford will be reached at time when the steppers have had numerous opportunities to try conclu- sions will go far towards insuring closely contested races. The programme for one day is as good as any other, but of course there will be thousands of people who will prefer to attend on the second day when the great $10,00 purse will bring in honorable contest the best representatives of trotting flesh in this country. The entries for this class will be named by next Monday, but in | advance the assurance is given that the | nominees are as numerous as they are great and fast