Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-24

fouf idNofiteS ana rank outsider placed
winning brackets to their credit at Alex
ander Island yesterday, Missive in the last
race winning at 30 to 1. The track was
heavy and the attendance good. Results:
First race, four and one-half furlongs-
Delury won; Graceful. second; and A. s.
Mcdaniel, third. Time, 0.56 a.
second race six furlongs-Cheddar won;
:. .. d.. second, and Selah third Time,
Third race,six furlongs-Iyrist won. J,uu
second, and Major McNulty. third. Time,
Fourth race. five ADMINISTRATIONS won:
Miss Castless. second, and Suspense third.
Time. 104. 1
Fifth race. one mile and furIong-Mis
sive won; Kenyon, second, and Brooklyn.
| third Time, 1.59 Ia.
Brighton Beach.-First race selling. seven
furlongs-Belwood to >, won; VespasIan.
to l. second, and Trouble third.
second race. selling five furlongs-Avon,
I to D, won; Half Mine. o to !, second, and
Sadie W.. third Time. LOS L.
Ihiru race, selling, six furlongs-King
Cold. to l. Won; Hanwell. u to /, second
and Captain Jack third. Time. LII IL.
Fourth race, selling, seven furlongs-
Bhiy s., to /. won: My Gyps, 6 TO ), sec
ond. and Cottonade. third. Time, 80 L.
Fifth race. selling, one and one-sixteenth
miles-l-ifeboat, TO ), won; George Dixon,
~ to l, second, and DR. Garrett third.
Time, 151 IA.
Sixth race, one mile-Mic Mac Queen. Is
10 L. won, Lizzie, - to /, second. and Tom
Finley, third. Time IA.
The summer meeting al Hawthorne Park,
Chicago, opened yesterday, with fast track
and fine weather, Attendance. 1000. Gin
ton {. Riley and George Carroll offlciatel
as judges. and Col. Jack Chinn started
There were twenty-five booknakers. Sum
maries:
First race, three-quarters Of a mile-Sis-
ter Mary, is to 10, wor; Pop Gray. l., TO
10. second, and Roy Lochiel. third. Time,
1.15 IL.
Second race one mile and seventy yards
| Allary, 9 20 I. Won; Calumet. ~ to /, sec
ond, and WekOta, third Time, III
Third race. five-eighths of a mile-NIary
Keene. even. won; WeoIa, IL to l, second,
| and Rouble, third. Time, 1.03.
Dungraven, to s. won; Dolly McCone,
3 to 1, second, and Peytonia. third. Time,
i.57.
Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile-Per-
cy. to ), won; Little Nell 100 to /, second,
and Cora Taylor, third. Time, 1.16.
Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile-Gov-
! ernor Palmer. to i, won; Fred Woisey.
to 1. second, and Sprite, third. Time LII IL.
Hamline. Minn,-First race-F'ive fur
longs Tom Sayre won: Myrtle H. second,
and Aimei Goodwin, third. Time, 1.o2 IA,
Second raeen ace, furlongs Peabody
der. third. Time, 1.31 Ia.
Third race-Six furlongs. Marinelli won;
Charlie B.. second, and Constant third.
Time, III.
Fourth race-Half mile; heats. Susinell
Won; Dixie, second, and Guilty, third. Time,
O.49 IL.
Fifth race-one and one-sixteen;h les.
Fran els Pope won; Noah, second, and Rey
Del Mar, third. Time, 1.49 IL.
The grand circuit meeting at Cleveland
opened yesterday Rain prevented fast
work. Two races We're decided, as follows:
First race-2.35 class, trot.
Red Budd, oh. c., by Red Fern (Curry)..1 /
Expressive, CHI. m, by Electioneer (Mc-
I'O"ell) Z
Limoneer be-, by Piedmont Qtaybould).3 8
Mayiower. Childs. Comanche and SunUp
also started.
Time, 2.17, 21S IA.
Second race-22J class, trotting.
Sallie Simons, br.m., by Simons CWil-
cOlt) L
Nettie Wilkes, b.f., by Young Wilkes
Loveface, br. h., by Egotist (Chandler).. g 3
Why Not. Red Bird, Mambrino Swift,
Miss Rachel, Cornelia Howard and Centlivre
Wilkes also started
Time, =. 81, 2.2} IL.