New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
JEROME PARKS GATES SHUT.
GIVING UP A HOPELESS STRUGGLE.
ALL IMPORTS TO PREVENT POLICE iSTEkFEREScE
prsrtT IN FAILURE.


ALL IMPORTS TO PREVENT POLICE INTERFERENCE
RESULT IN FAILURE.
Tho attendance at jerome yesterday was dismaiy
smau although the all that could be asked Tor
and the programme called for eooa DAYS sport only SOIL
srv drag club house blum The racing "
lively but did not bring smiles me .u,
Of the spectators plan had been SUD
r,,,tea 10 Corporation Counsel Laoombe on Friday
which thought worh satisfy the law ana was nop
that the pocs would relax their vigilance against
turf But MI iacomue sent 'no wynn
Ian to the Police Board
10 WILLIAM H. KlrT Cstef Clerk Board Of Police;
s,s nm An re- pt your communication uansmitnga
,,sn aAcp,sd by the Police referring to the Tor
ou,,en certain racing. and asking me 10 al
wise the BOARD ~ the police required by IA" 10
therewth The card incosed In your letter reads
received from n. sun r &. Sc S" aTsn y
age usual The in, es,cr VIII insert hs name
''sfS"ie ieS SSS Tcevs ,.
II yss Of s.s s proposed method
scheme o. waes.ns money 90 sIie dsy u the police to inter
fsFe and prevent heluns on horse 9nas nnSeT any
posed plan. a II would be- ths' o"N " '''''"' '"
other pan upSsf IAcosnK Counsel OF the Corporation
1n.c.cor puks ami his subordnates Immediately IN
N, the text Of the there waS no re
TAXATION Of vigilance In fact TIE ponce were "' 80
than ever After the fourth race Judge a. = """'n.
treasurer OF the American Jockey 'luo' ."n'"
the members o. the press 10 the Judges S ~
follow ing statement - ,.,,,,,,,o
We close our meeting today because we are u.ed
nssI 70 submit sS's,cs 10 r ,ss Club
r l,T Of sew SEM SS oR %SeRTs "S
see TSy R's f6'n Harlem and Other
An army has ATTENDED ' s h 1s sw Sas uo
only been extensively ENFORCE eu' hstoc stated close IN
msssns becauss IN ilns longer to submit 70 IL
Judge Monson further stated that while the e'coAu
Meeting was declared of that the Election Day
49, .oo,a.nc. 10 the time honored custom OF the ciuo
n was rumored at the and the authority OF mos
who should know that racing would % Ie'u ,r,
the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs Grounds NJ rai.""
On Tuesday the meeting there woald CONSIST Vi 81
Az. ree next week days in the week siteri anu
that the programmes would be substantially INC SAM -
ho.e 81 the race days the American Jockey Ouo mao 10
clsred on. ,oro
CLEANER won the handicap al 4io mi'es
easlv Estrela easy second
1aesard proved himself 10 aggard ID the '"oVear-ou
for IL trouble for him TO win IT. Esquire vas sec
ona climax captured the threeyearOld race IN hhe
81. .lthonRh Long stop kept him running 10
the end The Californian Volsnte oantered nome
winner OF the IL handicap with that uncertain Dru'e
popanzs second Little Minnie had IL all her own way ' ~
-, go rsgeaed being the only in IL that could
,ss her run little Major Pickett was first In the s'eepe
chase Disturbance second 5000.
fxsr RAcE-HAsDoAP s2o EAcH' sooo ApDhD' iio
HAYDEN Barry's en- Cleaner by Gieneisoons ssoa
E:i,s ,;. s 100 ned Hi1ss'y
Ss...s,: ET s,SSeS 5 r. a. i1easd
SUNNI, stables CHI ROYAL ma ATI s o.
Pontiac and Rupert withdrawn ..x and u,,s the
fonebucI fnrus we're the hr- away ana mace S oni
u.s san aeaner lead and kept Il EuTus aisi
sSu m me Scmesresc6 easily BY one
and half iengthA Estrela second length before
srcoSp -Two.yEAR OLns. s25 EACH 800 ADDkD
SPECIAL w Issssss p nv Nii Uncaspswdie
se r. '' ( s%,,am,,
c SS l nsGSrs 20 eS RsTs
aoSu,' a.s.sss e fa.q.i.p {PpSi:
T"se snSSsisr Co.'s vierian, COLI se
oyer EVAN; Oh & Theodc:ios "a IBendeI
s,ra.,x., act the psoe and led unn the
shSH nesS. sSa'sG ea 11S out and
ssi Win Esqare Who at the finish neck before
Trp w swrTr'1fss nt 80 hA'"
1amaue, Brothers CHI C. CLIMAX. by seosnder, rsrdes
p 100 w.es; b. Long Stop (ks1sI
p fS.on. q hI Rro@n Dqss sqdSST
s1Sny a Sa ns s1cU made the h!;t par, tot
~, race well ECSn S wsng RGs cs saS np
I sreG Long stop better snd made Che race sss
E sSs ,a a9sa with SlI fosD third
FouGu RAcE-HASpIcArt sSs EACH s'oo ADphp' -
T. vOlante by drmsiead ayx A@Ge
yTjJs chr.1ys Oh iso1Ss3I
Rs,ss e fa Z K Has Of f SCfto
rsst Fssss ssass ss fh1s
v. c. DAYS Oh g Adonis 4 ioSs -.-tPal~sr'
Tlme-2l2A2
Pontco barefoot and Blackstone were nnt
NJ reached when Voante went 70 he
"a poranIa took second VOlante was running ea,
snd won nv three Bonanza was secohu IVY
io. aist Who had heading the second division
F,yTu R.cE-PURsE $500; SELLING; MILE
Iamasney Brothers CHI Little M nnie OJ hihg n
Mifsnas. q V co Edgeneld Day
EaSnss Stables BIZ h. Phil Lewis q. 100 tsodenl o
taoey CHI Witch, 3 80 10y
Revere stable b. q Hopeful a. l9S 'TiSTI
e. e Pstss ch f. Prims Donna g. 10 ElkksI
tI PettinriPs b l. Miss DAILY, 4, "a -...loenuei' y
Iime-l:}O%
LII. Mune took lead after the nag ie, WIN
pdse6ed second Those positions OF the leaders uiu no
.s,sa m ron chant and Little Minnie Won ny
sa..hs Edgened half length before ihn -
min, Little entered " Ue Sou oi SAo0V ~
bid -. co,,s,
Ia Nc BRIDES ch x aor Pickett, by Hurrah moille ns
sxs aT stables en- g. disturbance aged las {Popel
DANES a GO sb h.. Judge Griffith, 8. lso! "a LSnoni n
uynne a sons Oh x Rory O'MOry aged l3Ol " Nv ouiU
4. Tom Brown, aged $40 DiOP.R(
n Frenchs b. C. Mentmore. 4, l34....---''" LSno"' '
Fell.
ijockey tumbled Of. r 400
Tom Brown Mack and Major Pcket1 isu A. Nv
Ten fe IN 20 ng Picnic VI and AentmOie sJoSAo3
ss on on the Hat time around Just DeoIe
teen al en- the and led until the man uaH
,cschrd Then Ma Pickett was Drought w anu WIN
esslly Disturbance second ana Judge "f'in'n '"
jim GRAY COMES IN SECOND.
MONTANA REGENT CAPTURES HE er"i-'""oA
STAKES AT LATONIA.