New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
RACING TO-DAY AT LONG BRANCH.

Tho races at Monmouth Park, near Long Branch,
will be continued to-day, aud there VIII % az u no
az a nd nossby seven contests. Inc iou,tn III al
on the proeramme--that Of mile heats-ulu hol III
and il rs understood that another VIII DC supa t
tnted An immense number OF people wen. W tno
course o. the holiday last year and II the weather
10 favorable the rush will probably be as great TO-
dav. The racing will begin ut O'Clock. run ac
counts of the means for reaching the track may pe
found i'm tho advertising columns. The card Tor
To-day contains much that - at'ractlYe IN tle
first race for two-ycar-0lds, Sir Hugh Br1de CAKE
and Gossip are well matched. and should make
lively work. For the jersey Derby, worth $3ZOO,
Grenada and Fernc.iffe will doubtless make good
run with the chances much in GrenadFs favor.
The hardest-fougbt battle OF the day VIII propa0DD
come in the Shrewsbury Handicap, in which Re
port Uncas, Ferida and Quito will meet on such
terms as TO make the result extremely uncertain.
The gentlemen riders IN the run for me Welter CUP
will nave a chance 70 witch the world WIN n0Dle
hOrsemanshpp In the sci ling race. Milan, Spaftrh
and Resale all seem to have pood prospects, ana
the entries FOR the steeDlechase promise me spoI.
Following are the entries IN the races WIN t,ieit
weights and rank in the pools which were sou d.
Long Branch Saturday evening; ..A ,o,tioo
and allowanccs-G L. Lorillard's Geldng Sir hn9 91
uIO pounds) $50 TayOrs hlly GOSSIP W.
pounds, $l5; Bnrnhams fly Bride lax lake H0l
ponnd $i5 tor Kng EI ny colt
ilO7 poundl. 50 McGraiRs hily Lney Walh hei
HO4 pounds "a Owners Virgil My 'lo4 pouiu"''
Jersey Derby for tbree-year-olds, distance ~
milcs~G +. Lorillard's colt GRENADA nlo pon9aatsl'
800; Babcocl's colt Fernciitfe az p2Hnusl
Shrewsbury Handicap, distance | a niles Weua
ers,s rcIdlne Report ii years, 10s poqndsl SSo;
Pierre Lorillards colt uncas "A years, il4 pouh Io
$50 Dwyer Brothers. colt Quito g years; iV4
pounds, 500; ana IT, l.. Lorilaiu "i'1 A0
years i05 pounds), $40 ,,,o.tor. ~ y
Wster Cup gentlemen riders. three-quartsrs v" ieS
me-Grenville's gelding Baronet WgTga r.,nn a9 y
years $50 pOundsl, T12 st. James Ioloe Sroa
Fellow aged, 165 pounds, $40; n; A Mdsss
mare Judith % years. 135 pounds1 %io; MndH @8
gaIding Vanderiecken % years, az pounesl' 20 ;
MEADOW Brook Hunts gelding Bombast u years;
iG2 pounds, SO; Grenve's FLY Rosaphi lie "a
years la9 pounds s. io an" 9G 81.
Sailing race III miles-fay lOT's horse Milan 10
years. i12 pounds, $50; Pierre Lorillards horse
spartan Is years 1913 pounds S25 g.; H. LORI.
lords iilly Resale g years. 81 poundsl w Day
colt Turenne % years, 1912 pounds. Ell; McOiath
filIv Andax "A years, 90 pounds, @lo. No,,,or+
Stables horse Problem aged, 143 poundsl 9oo
Catinach's mares Bertha % years, 1873 pounds anu
Judith - years, l3j pounds, $40; heed holsc
Disturbance Is years, l46 pounds' Pol'
ENDING A LONG LIFE AND SHORT ONE
The family of Arnold Relew French cabinet
maker drank beer until late hour on saturday
night at his house at NO. 80 NesI nd bad heon
in Ill health for some months and the family re-
ccived it's main support form son VINO is q SAFES
man in a Broadway furniture store Early yesttII-
,lav morning when the son went to call MS la.her 10
breakfast he found the body OF the Ola man
stretched on the floor of the bedroom cold ana lIe-
less teacup which contained some dregs OF ar
senic law near the body showing the manner OF his
fathers death. A trunk in the room also contained
- nocka0e of arsenic When i'll Relew had threat
cred several times to kill himself, saying that lie
did not wish to become a burden to bis family ~
Theodore Hass, clerk, age Twenty-Five OF NO.
| 16i Putnam-ave Brook yn, attempted suicide yes
terday AFTERNOON by shooting himself with reyol-
yer in the head. He fred three bullets from a
smith 81 WessOn seven-shooter one in each temple
| and thp third in the centre Of his forehead. Dr
| Williams of No. 44S Frankn-ave.. was sum
| moned and succeeded in extracting two OF the Dul
let's which were under the skin, bus did not md the
one in the left temple. Mr.. Hass was then removed
| to the CITY Hospital. He of incorporate ha6
Its and is supposed to have attempted suicide whIt
| under the influence of liquor