, 1880-07-11

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mile in the unprecedented time for 4 4-year~ old
sbe 9as thea as sss ; b. e T. vandcr
Capt. stone Mr.. Vanderbilt having decided to
let him superlntend tho tnare's work
It will 5a a taas IN the fSTaG ha Gs he
Old Fes91ds &c e and 1as one with the fastcst
THE ROW AT DETROIT.
Special D5spafeh to The Chteduo Tribune.
DETROIT, July l0.-During the JocAey-Club
races yesterday the scene at the pool-stand WAS
exciting and at the same time ludicrous- The
State enactment against gambling, rs much
dead letter IN Michigan as the old prohibi-
tory liquor law, was being enforced
by constables Gen!ck, Bradford, and
Mans, ut the instigation Of John Demass and
William H. Sullivan, VINO have been known as
turtles and gamblers for many years, and whose
ire at being prevented, the one from establish
Ing q wheel Of fortune at the track,
was intensified at being ruled oh r., the
track as Objectionable persons Justice Toll,
pool table and called the Court to order: City
Counselor Baker also sat there to make % one
the bail papeEs ohnS hre
nsaof' tbe croWd. so1a II and ~ conducted % ia heated
discussion with Constable Bradford. The iat,or
the the state law and not help its violators. In a
signed by Mayor Thompson ana A. y.
aa g the 5asee
| then arose and said: 1.-The parties hare been
asttsaa to o ri: big shear xeat aad aR Gen
| stables went off looking rather dlscon-
| flied. Just Ms the last race was start
| tho pool-stand. Constable Genick clambercd up
sellers arrest you, "sbG0 yGaF fsn;1 9snts
| sary.' said the Constable at the same time mak-
ing grab for the naoney-box on the table; Ibe se
of the grand stand rssed
look 1t the fracas. President Thompson left the
| Judges stand and wenr over to the scene OF the
moment. mon % Prosec"ting- 1t:orne, Drevoort a.
ceuded the stand and asked Tbo osneS at1ar
son cane up ind repeated the demand for FL! the
production Of the rar6aa za1acf 1nd ssd o1h the
u" Magor: 4'i GenieK X stil refused. BrevoorI then
h ~ il. n ess:9 and Garaa9s sna sest Of s
! brecches and threw hin out Of the stand which
| was elevated about three feet from the ground:
Gcnick landed on bis bend on the t1rt nnd sGs was
Himself clear. Constable Al Bradford, With moro
valo- than discretion, then lcaped on the stand; m
70 was arss1s some eraspins Of coass and Singing
1Fadisf ss;a sTaas sf4st III bre1os9;
aaa' at any !, rate, '4S Bsevoort .a' was struck
b by somebody Tie calls to produce big warrant
booksellers e, and others closed WITH bim. IN the
meantime Ge,ick called ,laas to bis assistance,
and both tried to Chamber bnck into the the
imIaiaent ths police stepped IN md
ed the Constahtes. To-day Geufck was suspend
eefed q se to the % or The
races were concluded to-day "ltaooc fuftnef
demonstrations.
I LONG BRANCH.
LoSo BRANCH, N. j.. July 10.-The Monmouth
Park Summer Meeting closed to-day. The dash
of one and one-half miles WAS won by Fezida
Surge SECOND, and Virgiltinn third Time, 2:4e
The Free Handicap Sweepstakes for 3~year-
olds mile and an eighth, we're won by Kitty J..
Emily F. second. obserranda third. Time,
The purse race for e-year-olds, aye-eighths of
| q 1utlc. was won by Topsey, Dlazes second,
! Strathspcy third. Time. l:l5H.
The sweepstakes, one and quarter miles
were won By Luke Blackburn, Duke Of Mon-
The selling rAca, distance one mile, was wor
By Churley Gurham, Gossip second, Anna AL
gusta third Tine LII The es horso a;s Bliss, rd
jumped out of the truck at the turn into the
back stretch, wrecked Il lightwagon, and threw
Hyslop over horse attached rsnspy to snn wagon g
picked up. His injuries are, however, not fatal.
{ Neither horse was injured.
| Inc AGuHouLH CuP Fl1Ie IWo lilheo a'4N u
quarter, was won By Report, Monitor second,
| Gncas third. Time, 4:01-
| Katie r. won tho stceplcchase over the regular
course, Derby second, Lizzie D. third. lime, BUS.
! DETROIT.
| DETROIT, Mich, July 10.-The races passed OF
| quietly to-day, without renewal Of the dis
! turbanccs of yesterday.
In the first race, three-quarter mile dash,
with two starters, Bag Bee won In 1:loh, Green
] land second.
| In tho second race, a dash OF a mile and an
| eight, with three starters, Big Medicine won IN
| 1:5S3. Frank Short second. ind BeesWinR third.
The next race, onc-mlle dash. sever, starters,
[ Jack tlnverly won IN 1:AA, Boswell second,
| Florence b. third.
| In the last race mile heats. best three in 1ve,
for u purse Of 5000, six Starters Gold Bug took
| all three heats. in I:4413, l;43h, l:434, Head
| light second, Sistoyn third.
| This closed the july meeting OF the Jockey
! Club.
. TRACK TALK.
| St. Julien will be worked at tha track this
| morning.
| Frank Ven Ness arrived In town from Ctnciu-
| natl yesterday. Mr. Bemis horses will be here
| this morning.
| Peter Y. johnson reached home yesterday,
| having trotted Piedmont aud Monroe Chief at
! the Fort Wayne meeting.
Crockett, after rest OF three weeks. has been
| put In training again by Jere Dunn, and Will
trot at the meeting here next week.
Trotters from all parts Of the country will
reach Chicago this week, to be in readiness for
/ tha anf3np hnrY4 which tbarinS IrlF "a