The morning call., 1891-01-02

crossed The EIle III just one hOLE Hhu I"ottt9
: niinutes. Gnst crossed four. inmates later
sand<llIe otheF:tMo boats were still five orsiX.
IL: fas MT. been decided when the other
j: races. .on yesteflay's- programme will take
; place." 81. :l :. =. -. -
+. <..... -, <CoCR SING.
i NJ Meeting OF The Occidental Club at Newark:
60 - =: summary.
:. lie. allmeetlng, of the Occidental Cours-
:: ing c ~ b,-Wliich was postponed from Thanks
: giving <day.ip. consequence of the horrid
STATE .5f. .tre .AeWark ggoNnds on that date,
o.. WAS run: of yesterday Or properly speak:
ing attempted to be run of, but in this the
.=cldb was only: partly successful. There
: Wee 1--WE; STAKES on the card, an alleged
and a, puppy stake the former had twenty
sf0nT d5gs Init and the latter six.
e.. Netwithstaliding tile threatening state OF
+: thesWcather yesterday morning large num-
her >:6t*the members Of the club, as well as
:; other supporters of the leash, to the number
:, Ola feastIjQ, assembled at the ferries Just
q. :6ef9Ls: S:6}cIock. aud tlking all chances of
.the*WeAtheT determined, come what would,
..ta- gee. the e0hfSlng, Tbs train reached
!. Newark about 1e O'Clock, and 10 the agree
"a Sic :aSt TOMS hAlent OF tllJSe on cOurSlng bent:
p 1nund the-AyedtleT all III Il could lie desired.
1 FIG NQNNS. NE- Gl6-la NEIb III NCiA me
%cuuu1tleni: ami. had there been enough Of
s.hares rlereAyas no doubt but the TWO stakes
+: gould lave. been finished easily by o'clock.
= Eie:tTall, ilat brought tile San Jose Gun
: TIM gen { arrived at Newark about 100. in
the m. Lillll5 W}th about nifty OF sixty of the
@*cGuTsEng-m IF that district and their dogs.
.: !fere=lyas then. On the field from two hun
died 10 ttlfee-hundrei people, among whom
= %as.q ult5s a. Hrlnklln ef ladies, many of
%heal drlye out tot4e field in their private
n
II he.. feld. officers Ct:the day were: Judge
!: John GEaceS SHp'StewaTd, j. K. Dickson;
=: Flag: Steward. DIT. w +. Wadams Slipper,
: James " TeI; ! + re tStewards-Colonel ;. o.
= GTeEqry, IL. NDrmiDEtOn; ). i. Abbot, T.
=. j.. {. Ike re and >, Gallagher. Tie field
eQtileeES lad*ef eFYthlng in readiness to start
+. nj u eslOur appainted, and precisely at l0:30
I he. = lE:, Steward called the first pair Of
= dOgsln.the all-aged stake to slips.
:. The .c3ursfng. IN tile whole, was good, vet
.:not.up:io the ,fQEiner meetings Of this club
nor, indeed, TO what was seen at Newark
three weeks ago when the Golden West
Club ran 3theirmeetlpg off there. All the
..hest CT the hounds IN tue State were in the
stake. including nearly all the winners at
the late MERGED meeting, excepting Sam
Nash and Nelly BY. Al Farrow there
but Ire went down rather inglOriously before
> dog that could win but one course at Mer-
ced-JIn Corbett.
Two rounds only of the alleged stake
- were ruin, and il was then seeL that both
slaats could not be run OFF, so the stewards
decided that the best thing TO do was as
there were but six dogs in the puppy stake,
TO Try and run il of and poStp ne the finish
OF tie larger stake u a future time.
HE principal courses in the all-aged stake
were those between RaveuswOod and
Sweep. the former proving itself a smart,
good dog, and when thoroughly ht one that
Will be sure to be heard from. He won his
. course in fine style.
The run between Valley Queen and
Olympus was altogether in favor of the
former.
May Boy and Midnight had pretty
course, but youth was in favor of the Boy
and he won a short, sharp course.
Harriet was more than match for
dstdt Expectations, beating him easily.
jim COrbett beat Al FarrOw in a short
course with comparative ease.
:. -, McGinty beat Volunteer. but with very
little TO spare.
Havoc and Native Daughter had one of
the best courses of. the day, and possibly.
also one OF the best hares in the field to
play with, Havoc eventually winning.
Ir;ncess easily polished off Molly Bawn.
-. Monarch III and Lady in Blue had also a
fine course, and the third Of the famous
MgnaTch line nobly upheld the reputation
of Ills ances tors
.MiSchief's Lastnnd Scout had the short
: :. est run; OF the day Mischief won.
-. .Bene}on.1I and Kathleen had good rim.
: The latter having the best of it to the hare.
nut working wildly. was beaten by her
. 'keeneE opponent: .- -.
=: Da4k; Rustic was altogether too much for
- SATURDAY: nlght-the fact is the latter dog is
" oo:elt for the eoursing field and should he
! rrleg&ted 10 the kennel. This course closed
= the FIRST round of the alleged. :.
: g., In The; neXtround the best courses were
those between alley Queen and Ravens
=: wood, Harriet and Nav: Rov. Havoc and
= PRINCESS, all Of which showed that the dos
e. engaged:were OF hrSt-cfaSs order and capable
= OF dg1ng2blg things. -: ~ -. -
- .:Ehe< following is summary of the tvva
rounds run: 49, W.
?, Sweep; L C66ney's Valley Queen beat j. F.
= " onhoIs olympus; M.Tracys May Boy beat
Harriet 5 beat.J. T. WatsOn5s Great Expecta-
lions CoOney's Jim CoTbeIt beat T. CVoney's-
Al taIfow; j: T. CAROLS Havoc Date Bo Peeu)
g. Pioneer beat J. E. Watson's Molly Bawn; =. r
CARROTS Monarch III beat Ii. W orthingtou's
Lady IN Rluei N. keating's Mischiers Last beat
p. D. Noan's Scout; Al. Keating's Beneion III
beat T. j. Cgonin's Kathleen and p. d. Nolan's
Oars Rustic beat j. f. Watson's Saturday NiSbt
titst tieS--Nalley Queen beat RaveDsw6od
Harriet beat May Boy, Havoc beat Princess
jim CorDet beat .McGiniy, Monarch Ill beat
MIschleis Last and Dark Rustic beat Beuelon II.
The Puppy Stakes was commenced AT z
O'CLOCK ana finished just in time to catch
the train for the city. The conrsing in this
stake was very good, all the dogs running
singularly well, but the three Midnighte
Peasant Girl. pups. are without. dnnht III,
finest that ever appeared on any coursino
fed. There is but very little between thens
and it is questionable if anything Of thelf
age in the State can beat Them.
The following is summary OF the run-
ming:
First rOund-W. E. wadam's Headlight beat
T. j. Cronln's Depend On Med. ID. Sasre's Vel
low Jacket beat j. Il. OConn0Ts Cousin Jeems,
ligh,.
rocket a bye. '
Final-Headlight beat Skyrocaet and won the
stake, $50, Skyrocket takes $40.
These six dogs get in the all-aged stake,
VIZ. Valley Queen, Jim COrbett, Monarch
III: Harriet S, Havoc and Dark Rustic.
The running for the stake will take place.
on Saturday, the 10th inst The prizes are
SISo, go and $40, and the first three of the
six that fall out will get S. each. 0