The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-15
EXCITEMENT IN SARATOGA.
rBE NON JOHN MORRTssBY's COW
TEST WITH THE NEW YORK
THIEVES.


oOO-Ths Sun In snr~togs-Animated
soese on the Road-spiritcd Racing.
BARArooA, July N.-Ths road leading 70 the
esrutoga racs course was this A. n one long and
continuous trsia Of vehicles OF every sort, nom Com
nodore vspderbilrs inimitabie team 70 tho sseient
hrmsr's wagon which logged along M the lightning
speed Of 0 mud turtle. Everybody in Saratoga was
on bis way TO the races in the beat conveyance his
means could sfora. Tie first object TO sttrsct A.
tention Just before turning the bend Of the road
loading 70 the main entrance OF the track was an
immense signbosrd, fifteen feet and painted red,
bearing In white letters the following inscription;
tHw roRk DAILY SUN, rus BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM AND TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Passing this sign, which has been erected since
last night, nobody knows by whom, the crowd
around the gate next met our view. Conspicuous
among tie tlrorg was the wellknown figure Of the
Hon. John horrissey, who, having been sworn In
by the shenh Of Saratoga comfy @ Special
Deputy Sheriff, Is carefully scrutinizng the face OF
every one wlo enters. Carriage amer carriage rolls
BY, and as ench vehicle passes inspcction John
triea out All right" to the policemen al the gate.
Commodore Vanderbilt, accompanied by his nc
eomplIshed lady, drives behind Dalson Burns and
Post Boy-a team that yesterday tIotted mile At
Hlen Mitchell track in 93O.
BELNBoLD's sIx.IS-uAsD
enter next Police Commissioners Brennan, Smith
md Manierre, and Prince Harry Genet are not FAR
behind. Tie Prince Is busied counting large roll
pf bills which he intends to wager on Kingasher
Belmonts span OF bays Is followed by superb turn
puts of JOSEPH Harker, G. Osborne George 0sgood,
c. G. Hastings. Willie Hall, Mr.. Brooks. Frank
Work Henry murphy Stephen Dunn, Woodbury.
langdon, and others.
,peclble appearance of the thousands who had
sready pa rsed the gates and tikcn seats in The
grand stands ~ns the subject of marx. Presently,
however. the lon-ey ed Morrissey observed I've
notorious u eves and dcsperadrs from Albany and
New York driving up IN an opcn Dor uche John
Casey, the leader of the swaggers, and who
SHOT MAN IN ALBANY
Esl winter jumped out of the carriage TO buy tick
bis for the party. Mr.. Morrssev stopped and asked
Casey whether he and his Iiends bad not male .
Casey with Tremendous oath. "Think It over
hrst COOL y remarked Mr. Morrissev; . you might
enter The gate Mr. Morrissey causht him ny the
collar and told the bruser he coul int be admitted.
The latter Immediately W, his hand on pistol and
IN meu acing attitu lie said:
how"
II will make you think it Is church before am
through with you, and you dare draw that pistol
90 me IN make you eat it. said MIR. Morrissey.
By this time large number Of ladies and gentle
men arrived, and witnessed the occurrence with n
deal OF interest and some alarm, hr Morrissey su II
holding the rough BY the collar OF his coat Mr
him to take Casey into custody, and lock him 10 un
u after the races. Subsequently Mr.. Morrssey ap-
pearcd before magistrate, and the Albany bruiser
Dl would be assassin was
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL,
without bail. II was fortunate that Mr.. Morrissey
Aotcd with forethought. for information bad been
eonveyel to him that about 800 thieves and des
petadoes were only waiting to see the result OF
C.sey's attempt to enter in order to rush In them
Iolves
The above Incident c. eated Considerable excite.
uent At ~ o'clock, Just "a Or. Underwood and
his partner QhcGowan) had concluded selling the
last pools on the first race, and as the horses took
up their positions preparatory to starting for the
frst race, the gave warning OF an approach
Ing storm This intmidaed MAI y of the ladies most
OF whom out Of respect for their silks anu sIilns,
quietly returned to the Nilla'e For this reason,
but iew o. Tie fair sex were observed on the Grand
etand during the races that followed.
Tie sen alton this evening among lovers OF horses
ts tie ruioLaso ty hr, Belmont OF Kingdsher for
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
1t seems that tie OF the no SO, while driving
Lorillard Harry Genet, Oliver Charlock. an others,
iocosey observed tlat he would Sc the King II he
was offered t2O0O lor him. Mr.. Belmont imme-
stately closed tle bargain, and bOu.ht the horse.
The FANTASTIC.
The first ball OF the season is in progress at the
Union. 1t is a grand affair. Warren Lelan1 is
dressed In a sHallowtan coat with brass buttons,
and has Just told me it is the biggest thing he has
sTer seen.
THE RACES.
The day in the morning was beautiful and
held until the crowd had gathered, aud
there were at least three thousand present. just
before the hrst race commenced thunder
shower began, and lasted until the race, run
G.cs wa. heavy and slow. As soon a. the frst
race done the sky cleared and th5 sun came out
TIE afternoon was agreeable and bright but the
lrack did not recover Its condition, which was due
before the rain.
TuE FIRST RACE.
The opening was me 1ravers stakes. Thi
always u great feature in the meeting, being the
This year there we're seventy subscribers, with as
many tine colts in IT. The ones named In the sta Ike
embrace the finest three year-olds In the country.
VI the seventy however. only seven came to the
Mart. They were Kinghsher, Telegram, Foster,
chilicOthe Scathelock, Serans and Days's colt by
bennington. Kinghsher won the race. The follow
lag is tie
saRattooh July 1.-THE Trsyers st.ke, for three
I u P"'. aGd9d Coz no ~ 1lIss IOi lO,
Hemoas ci C feieira By Censor. dam imp
TO Moore. foster by Lexington, dan
Jo.eo5 ae6o@auss @ o or 6f c6iicoihg by Lex
McGTatas ch sciaiiGG BY Lexington dam
J%9a Il D"'.s ei BY Imp: IeSminsCi, dam
Hsatcr ffayei:s c6 c. scat&ciocE. BY Imp Eclipse
Jam Fanny Washington ...........................
Tlme-s:l5A,
The judges placed only the three fret but Chilli
eo,Le va; fourth, and he and serang, soathelocK,
end Ne ~ hbinglon colt were beaten OF badly
Before The start. in the betting Kinghsher fret
isyorite at even against the Ged and to against
fosler. . to against Chcotue, 10 against Tele-
gram 10 AGAINST ne field consisting Of Seattle.
iosk' StIanP, and We bennington ut
Ihe hlaft wac on the three quarter track On the
dropping OF the Nag ChlhcOthe was first away with
hinghsier neat and the rest IN % luup On the
stretch to the mark course Telegram brushed into
tile lead, and al the hamile pole had lroltel Sc
rand accomp ming him, got rec, nd On tie turn
ChicOthe again made pay caught Telegram headed
Inn, and carried his lead around Il to tbe three.
quarter pole, when hingiishcr moved an
snd apped Telegram, and he at the shoulders Of
ImhcotLc. On the sietch up TO the stand The three
Taccd stly, but ChicOtlo still LED. KinyGsh,r had
go to second place, and at the neck OF Cnicotr
and staying him fast. The turn brought him to
Bu'l aud KIN" fisher Tonted. Telegrlm stil lay
Inrd, but on the back stretch he came out and cut
hhltolh, down aud went second to Kin. hs er.
Thence ont Knglsher and Telegram were alone,
bu knth- cf Mas at ease and got to the stand first
81 len 'i away lr0o leiegrdm, who was ten in
H"h' Of tliicOhe. The others were badly beaten,
W. h"lHs ueen VI no account in the race Time,
THE SECOND RACE.
TINS W.s the sweepstakes, a mile and quarter.
1hrr Ncfe ntfren entries or these I've only showed
and started. They Were G,enelg, Maggie b. B,, Corsi
gan. sanford and Niagara, The race won by
I'elel- "i,hout stru gle The following Ia the
SUMMARY.
SARATOGA v Y .July 4-SNeenstAkes for ali npes