New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
DISORDER AT JEROME PARK.
,ssArLTING ONE OF MR. BERGH's MEN.
,rr,cxrp WHILE DOING MS DUrY-REsULTs OF

80 N tho lnovledae Of Mr. Bcrgh's officers, and ono
&c them ordered the saddle taken from the horse while
10 vas on the track in order that his condition Hg"'
lac examined. The had healed ana the olnccr
nerntted the horse start But the examination had
collected crowd of the ruians who inies racecourses
and they began TO abuse the officer and Que big hnk
inc rascal struck him A. C. Monson, treasurer OF the
Climb became greatly excited and his Efforts 10 restore
.ace and ouiet and TO uphold the majesty OF :he law
took an unexpected turn The police were slow ana
sceminqly indifferent. and Mr. Bershs officer Narrowly
escaped serious violence let IN sEfry . wv , omd
acted with perfect propriety and within the law anu
II WINS the dnty of the officers of the club to show the
utmost energy and vigor in protecting him Finally
he retired surrounded by policemen at whose heels
noh NJ loud tonqued loaies followed for distance
breathing forth threaenings and slaughter.
The day of rarest and richest October naVor, anu
fhc racing was rich and also. fiNo feV0rlts Went
down TO dusty defeat in sad succession In inc hrst
race Jim Rcnwck the giant Of the sierras outran enc
swift Strath,pcy But il would be great glory ior
the urf if il had more horses of the honest everyday
character of Strathspey lie always runs we'll even
he beaten, and his speed can always oe Ia,S os.
mated Bnt take such erratic animals rs Aranza,
Drake Carter Barnes. Rica, Hecland- Zoe duplex W:
K Woodward Jack Of Hearts ard scores oil Others at
might be mentioned IT Is lar easier 10 e;i
what direction hasty and impulsve grasshopBer VIII
iump next than infer what these creatures VIII 90 III
a race from their past performance - W.,
Pontiac and Comanche bath ran Yesterday why
Pierre orard thought IL worth while to paw for the
transportation of these colts from England when ne
knew they would bring fair price per pound as meat
~ Hin aaya is always unacky But for a bad start he
would have won the third race lie was beaten oy
ROW : CIuke CAPTAIN COster has how been generous
enough TO this Brighton Beach scarecrow. Let him
give the other starecrows chance ,,... .,ono
Royal Arch away with the big handicap nnuef i,
mil He could have last Saturday Just as easily
If he had been ridden with little honesty ana niue
skill General Monroe was good second and had no
difficulty in defeating Duplex Monitor ees,r y.
Count and GirOfa. In TACT, ne peat 'hc 10 VASTLY "
Royal Arch beat him.
THY GIANT OF THE RFDwOODS WINS.
Eleven ran in the for OF 5000 special
weights >. of a mile. They were speiimans morse
| strathspcy g. ILL., spellman) Buchanans geldng jim
Renwk o. BayG 1d APpGSy 1ens1%s Ta lily
Florence q, 80. Moran Louds My Lazy E3un to.
Z. J. Baldwin's colt Gano q. III. Holloway Bryans
gelding Torpedo g. l0l. Coffee kttsons my FIJI
Pontiac e. 90 Cullen and Ryans lilly Caramel a.
los Mcaughnl y 10 10 To- ian nranst
the others. ,.,, -, o, and Flor
encc NJ third Pontiac got of badly Lady Lond quick,
~ took the lead aud kept II mp to me iniong pos, w. IN
homcsretch with Srahspcy, Elizabeth anu foha' I ~
close attendance Jim Renwick and gaining fast In
the last furlong Pontiac gave III up an jim s,h
ran Stratlspcy winning by two lengths III llos' @
spcy second neck before Lady Loud, who was neck
W. c. DALY's HEART MADE GLAD.
Eight ran in the selling race for twoyear-oidS' Tor
pnr.e Of 500 quarters Of mile. They were TX
cel,ior Stables nlly Bahama 90, j. Donohuc)' Kings
colt Frank Mullins formerly Frank Runyan 40 Me-
LIhnI,iLrnnnI;s dny WiHdsnii 81. Iiiilcnen, Me
Donaid's colt Leiox uIO Blaylock), Morris Il rattons
NAV T" "a AID " MeEmcG colt ifrei co. Mcc
Betting Bahama II 10 3, Frank Mullins to = JIhn =,
to | Mis- Duy 10 /, LenON : 20 J. 'ofal 10 l. hIcu
i0to /. windsail - to l. Co. lead for Z, quarter
interesting into first place ln.i aier ,le 1 barn, W
the fag Frank Mullins Was in advance ~ t' sec,
/ The wav aud she won under whip aud spur by
ialf length in I:2oi9 Coral second, neck before
| Frank Mullins, who was q neck Utl"Ic bd''i"
HMALAYA AGAIN UNLrCRi.
The handicap at one mile, so each, 5000 added had
nine in-~pcllman's geding Wandering a. So Charles
tom Baldwin, colt shenandoah q, - Miller L'udS
eldus Richard + g 49, church, r I9,iIG Fal So
a, %, ). Donohucii Itr'en 7ia', t'il'7 i.'{ -
! o. I0i. W Donohuc -tnops mnrc Lille H. d., 1906
Mrlauehln lohn'sco l.. llc Alin'h 10 hH> lprel
! b. IL l. IIinaliya 7tol Little Misch 10 IT, tol
Mi ghn spoiled start after start 10y refusing 10 20
| up win Lille ii Finally tn nag tell To- 'tiasFlns
! nina Ho, T. Cmbc Fourth lirtc Min,h aud l1 i y,
disput'd the Lad for h"li mic w'ln l'3 1h a."
worsi uf the STAN, bu linanya steadily mhdr np ,hr
A. gr1 pnr. III Captain oo,Ier had hcn 10" Kind &.
Ho, p Culr in niotfus the Weights ana hr sue rrlrl
Nil, f,1nart,hio fnrtllt IN The last tfous Roy ~
cohc 0on WIN lo9pe s'gonI only . gG"I 'a onn
| Little Aiinoh hlAth Tho llmn WIS lilf'g'
noyAl Ancu rnorruN mpnrN
n wna nno n,d NJ an,on thn Appeared Tor tho hnndi
can ~ a. ilo and - h,lL 40, zach. 500 ndd'i Thoy
were a. t. lnullpnlp eoldug Monitor wf"d, llH' Me
lnirhiulI itrl.mccll horse uouoral Monroo o. 10.
! ailorh Withct'H toldnt lhW.' iis' W. IN"
huoi l,ohcrss maze Girpnl 49, ~, ltllrh,hb. i'iu9
! fl'4 rctug Fair Count mlrd, ", Nc! ulN' NEWS
rolt conmc 4. 80. punp Barlci'H goldng Royal Aroh
| 90, 1916, church,. .,..,, HI,
almost from the fan ~ m" nag running wen IA front
under pull Fair Count took second place and kept II
for half the journey, when h" Wa pn~''d by Monitor
on The stretch along The south Held duplex aud General
MOnroc gained swiftly Monitor. aud both were lead
| iu fIrlu Though
Monroe CALAMITY lac could not oyortdke mo three
In ri General Monroe second. length before Duplex
who was four lengths IN ndyance 81 Clnhmrl Mohit1f
came home NTH Glrona and Fair Count being far behind
THE SELLING RACE AND sTFEPLECnAsE
For the selling race at ia miles nino ran-Morr- a
Patton's gcldng slocum q. %. Martini; +. r. waltou-
nlly Ton g. 100, Evans; McDonalds hlly Polonia q.
So Mccarthy; Dryer Brothers gcldng Hartford @, %,
p9n9ne weae"E s,l n DS ged Gr 1,, 49,
son a. SO. church, J. McMahon,s gelding Joo
T Tc COLA - uce ys a"j shre~Gary sa %S,;
geaing cosar g. - Rsge,y Heliing5IIerlf3rd to
nis TO Paterson to Blue Bell to /, socun 10 to
Blue Ben won with uncomnonr ease ~ four lengths in
2:I5. 1olu second length before Joe mitchell who was
No ciorl was made TO win with Joe Mitchell. Blue Bell
was entered at 5000 She sold for 8 200 20 Harvey
Wclch
rive took part in the handicap, stccpechasc over the
short course Dry sdale's geldng Echo wged ~ White
lY; Dawcs's gclding tharlcnngnc tagged 15S, I.
Nleany - Irving stable yielding Disturbance
ing Jim McGowan. formerly Noltairr g. 1877.
Dny. and camming''' iho i@wyor formerly
Disturbance tO !, Echo to /. Jim MoGowan to /.
The Lawyer - to J.
" G. I,l,s scarlet with green cap rolled clumaiv
~ the saddle the south field "a the horse did not tall
even stumble the charitable Srnnton "f the catas
trnpio h. that the rider drunk disturbance led MP
n the yer, last atrdr where 'hailnmagur ridden with
nll Fat Nonnys skin pluck. mua,r aud ,igor barely
beat him u, ~ abort hrii Irho WHs thiu four lruRths
hrbud III stufinntn The InH 'nitugtd fn court
rt,ftl pfrrodrtta and I'd tape lr came Ia fufuiK
behind l,riu, which VIA quite unnecessary
THE CIAKfNlrCll STAKES.