Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-10
AN EASY VICTORY.
TOO Easy. She Judges at East st. Louis
Thought-Turf in General.

Thought-Turf in General.
EAST ST. LOUIS, March 9-The easy
win OF Billy Boy in the last race was
the feature of tO-day's races. on his
last start he finished last but to-day
won hv four lengths under a double pull
The horse was entered 10 b. sold Tor
SiO0. and was bid in for l,~6 by the
owners. !. Bod.n. In whose name he was
started WIS then ordered away from the
track. with all his horses. Weather nne'
attendance large, and track fast. The
summaries:
First race-ninc slXtectnhs Of a mile
T,.s.sie - won. Passion second, Express
third. Time. IS 81
Second race-thirteen siXteenths Of "a
mile-Peralto won, Silent second, iAylng-
ston" third. Time, 1:T IA.
Third race-nine siXteenths of mile
Pirate Chief won. Yosemite second.
Heads or Tails third. Time. s. H.
Fourth race-three fourths Of a mile
SchuylkII won, Vida second, John Hickey
third. Time, I19.
Fifth raoe-free handlcap--three fourths
Of mlle-Oakview won, Knickerbocker
second, Yankee Ban third. Time. 1l9
Sixth racc-sellng, thirteenth siXteenths
Of a mile-Billy Boy won, Sweetbread Sc
cOnd NoXatOr third Time, l:26 IL.
KAtlNt Al kOB1.
CHICAGO. March 9.-The first race at
Roby had bad look. and proved to be
the biggest dump of the meeting, being
won by John McCaullugh, "a 0o-to-1 shot.
The other four races We're wOr evenly
by favoriteS and outsiders. Summaries:
First race-eleven sIxteenths Of a mile
John McCaulluSh won, Roman second,
Maggie SlOwey third. Time, l.25.
Eppon1 rapp-hqIf a fuila-TIvfun vvfn
Con Lucey second, Gold Dust third.
Time. IS -
Third raoe-flve furlongs-Luke r. won,
Wandering Nun second, Piccidilly third.
Time. 113 1-2.
Fourth race-handcap.. thre. fourths OF
a mie-Eagle Bird won, Folly second.
AZrael third. Time, 1:30.
Fifth race-selling, five furlongs-Extra
won. Ely second, CynOsure third. Time,
lis u.
THE CRESCENT CITY.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March 9:-sum-
mary:
First race-~selling, non-winners, purse
500. three quarters of mile-Wallace q
to 81 won; Patron second, q. w. Cook
third. Time, l:3iI2.
Second race-purse 500 non-winners Of
more than one race. selling-fivc eighths
Claire second, Tramp third. Time. 1881.
Third race-purse. 800, selling, one mile
Volunteer III. @ 10 81 won. The Ban sec
ond Hattie Cant third. Time 2Ol
Fourth race-hadicap, purse. 500. six
furlOngs- Wedgehed Is 20 u won, Tenny.
Jr.. second, General Ross third. Time,
100
Fifth race-purse 500. selling. non-win-
ners of over one race, five furlongs-E,m-
peoro Billet 0l 10 81 won. Progression
second, Billy Duncan third Time, l1SA.
GOLDEN GATE TRACK.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March o.
! Weather clear; track SLOW.
First race--half a mile. selling-Gassa
won, Turret secon, Turra Nova third.
Time. 53Is.
Second race-hve furlongs, selling-De La
! Guerra won. Sunlit (filly) second. Bobolinlx
third. Time. l:lfL..
Third race-slx furlongs, selling-For-
tuna won. Artist second, Semele third.
Time. lIsH.
Fourth race-three quarters OF a mile
selling-Joe Murphy won. DIR. Ross sec
ond. Steadfast third. Timee. 1884.
Fifth race-scant six furlongs. selling
Dolly McCone won. Peregal second. The
Lark third. Time. i1s.
IVY CITY CASE
! WASHINGTON. ID. G., March AT the
request OF the defendants and as theiI
principal counsel, Judge Jsre Wilson, II
now engaged In the Pollard d-Breckinrdgt
suit (which Is likely to last at least q
| week.. the trial Of the cases OF George
H. Engeman and Bookmaker Marvin. Of
New York. and his three clerks. indicted
for violating the gauins-iaws Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia In conducting book
making at the Ivy CITY race-course which
was TO have been begun on Monday nexi
In the District Criminal Court. has beer
postponed until after the Poilard-Breckin
| ridge trial IL concluded