Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-17

et 20 2, winning the first race. Tho surprise
o. ss 1sy "Aa the 70 81 he With ODDS
Fist race-sweepstakes Of e20 each for all
ages with el, 900 added, five furlongs-Correc-
ton M,. won; Bellevue second Daisyrian 'nird'
setond race-sweepstakes Of e20 each for 3
yesfolds, $1,000 added, penalties, one mile
Goxswsin won; Two Bits second Actor third.
Third rscertbe Expectation stakes for 2-year-
olds, with 81 500 added, half mile-Bettie lcolt)
won; Lidserwood second, Laura Gold third
Fourth race-The Brooklyn Jockey Club Handi-
caplthe club 10 add the necessary amount TO
maze the value q the stakes $4,000, the &C.
cond horse TO receive $4,000 and the third horse
$1,000, ono mile and qnarter-Judge Morrow
(Coyington) won; Pessara (Tarap second, Rus-
sell sLittlheld) third. Time, 2:OSA.
Other rstsrters-Raoeland Fftzpatrict), Claren-
don Murphy, Banquet langley, George w.
(Mifgley), King Maker (Narvice), Falrview dog
geta, Maidstone (Bersenl, Port Chester tSims).
Lonsstreet (McLaughlin).
Faith race-ewecpstakes, $1,000 added, one
halt mile Bonnie Lee won Merriment second,
Moderator (colD third. Time. 504.
Sixth race-sweepstakes, $1,000 added, six
furlongs-Bengal won; Rosa Il. second, Captain
Brown third. Time, 1:l5A.
wISSERs AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 10.-The track was not
fast.
First race-one mile-Palmetto won; Powers
second, Eugena third. Time, 1:47.
Second race-ive furlongs-Goodwood won |;
Interior second, Edith Belmont third. Time,
LOG.
Third race-Kentucky Oaks, one and ono
quarter miles-Miss Dixie won; Unadialla Sc
cond, Greenwich third. Time, 2:l4A. Worth
to winner $3.50.
Foxhall second, Hopeful third. Time, 1:32.
Filth race-one mile and twenty yards-lda
Pickvick won; kinscem second. Esheiby tnird'
Tine, 1:47.
second, Modieska third. Time, l:32.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, No., May 16.-The track was lumpy
and slow. James f. Caldwell, who was engaged
by the Guttenburg people for two years, arrived
this morning and sent the fields away.
First race-six furlongsm,Rookery won Barney
second, Red Caps third Time, 1:l9A.
Second rsce-four and half turlongs-Merge
won Ella Duke second, Neufen third. Time,
1:00A.
Third race-six frrlongs-Olaha won; Tim
Murphy second, Italy third. Time, 1:l9z4r
Fourth race-one mile-Notus won; Content
second, Baron third. Time, 1:5O.
Fifth race-seven and one-hah furlongs-Pst-
rick won; Carter second, Unlucky third. Time
1:40l2.
sixth race--one mile-Ethel Gray woni jim
Dunn SO e;ond, Bolivar Buckner third. Time
1:47A.
GLOUCEsTRR EVENTS.
GLOUCESTER, May l6.-Following are the re
suits Of to-day's events:
First race-hve furlongs-Montella won; va
lodia second, My Graft third. Time, 1:Osl4.
Second race-three and one-half furlongs-
Delinks (nily) won; Jewel (gelding) second, Mari'
Barnes third. Time. 4414.
Third race--Ouo milo-Brav0 won Pluto se
cond, I'd. McGinnis third. Time, 1:o41s
Fourth race-six and one quarter furlongs-
Leioon won: yulpina second, Leo Brigel third
Time, 1:27.
max second, Rspine third. Time, %.
sixth race-seven Acknowledgements won
Humdrum second, King Idler third. Timo
1:40A.
BALTIMORE Nd, May 16.-Two hundred peo
ple to-day Witnessed the close on the Pimllc'
track Of the southeastern Circuit meeting, unde
the auspices OF the Pimlico Driving CLUB. Hal
pointer, with record OF 2:O9z, was exhibited
Ii was announced tina. he would be sent mile
10 be driven at top-speed the half by Ed. Geers
This con Of Tom Hal, Jr., went to the hall II
l:Osl6 and then Goers began TO drive TO th'
wire. rne mile was finished In 2:1214, the last
half being done In 1:04. This smashes Pimlico'
pacing record Of liza made by Gossip, Jr.' some
First race-2:37 class (trotting) postponed aftel
1--WE heats had been trotted on Friday, purs'
s500-H. Clay tkedmund), 3, 8, 3, 1, z, 1, /
Eunice (Haightl, l, z, b, 4, 4, ., 2; Nelly South
tsmalD, 4, /, 4, 8, 8, 2, A; Favor Wilkes Rush)
2, 5, /, 2, 3, DIR. Time, 2:3O18, 2:2s,f, 2;2o14
2:3O, 2:3i4, 2:31, 2:30.
Second race-2:40 class ttrotting), Druid Hi
stakes, 81, ,25O-Orange Chief (Greenway), l, !
/ {; Cara (Geers), 2, 2, g.; Thorne Rose (Weeke)
3. 3, q: Doc DAILY, 4, 4, B; Fred Merrell (Mc
Fadden), q, 8. A; Judge Fisher (Aegnness
Irimblej, 8, 3, g; Fannie McGregor (Garretp
dlstanced. Time, 800, 2:2914, 2:32S.
"Harry" Won the Trotting Race.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DASyILLE. VA, May 16.-There was an inter
esting trotting-race at the race-track here to
day between three Danville horses. The entrie!
were j. w. Boswells Harry, w. j. Dance
Surprise, and N. w. Lumpkins O'Leary. TIT
agreement was for mile heats, best three In hve
Surprise won the first heat, but Harry the mex
three and the race. A large crowd was In at
tendance and tho race was an interesting one.
Mrs. George p. Richardson, sister OF Mrs. G.
Raine, Of this city. died today at the homo
her husband, In Halifax county.
A telegram here this afternoon announces thu
death, at Charlotte, N. c., Of the infant son o
Mr.. George w. Bethel, Of this city.
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