New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
NO BETTING ATJEROME PARK
THE POLICE EXTREMELY ACTIVE.
49,, COMMISSION BUSINESS EXTRAORDINARILY


AZ, coxMrssroN BUSINESS sUrrREssED-UNHArff
TuRrMEN.
,~or.h thu racing excellent ct Jerome rAiA ~
,.-asy and the air agrsio'e Tow sm"'.
-. n. seen Every form OF commission
.u,s and spsouatiou sterny suppressed " '"s p
teudent Murray had got the idea IRON some se
ports in sunday papers that betting '" "a. ,S
"a Ethan, rag to nakedness was pemt'co ~ '
,,ce an saturday Indeed some papers seemed eager "
create the impression that rotous ca.n " Th,,
,ss way Of gambling was carried on in''
80. all wrong There was no poois"'n"s "
49,, making on the grounds aud the only speculation was
private and between personal scaoAintancea ~" uue
,h... priva,e wagers made with mon VINO ~ o'no
,r,,. hsv. acted commissioner But there va GOT
-, - or.n violation OF the law the letter OF the law
as broken at all side door Sunday o osne sVo
mt Mt Murray acting on the untruthiul repor~ p1
sent for Inspector Byrnes and Inspector p'kos so
en-, even betting should be broken MP en'rev
ous Park swarmed and detectives
ana no man dared offer bet OF cigar win An
friend except his breath. II two mon ma" =
., n,on about the merits horses and tnef asp"'
,a .,h.tauta .upport with legaitendsr thsy were
forced to 60 behind shed or to come place % s'o
oh.curitf 10 adjust the nefarious tans2nuon. "
am rcckless pungers recorded wagsrs OF oonH OF '
on their shirt cuffs but when policeman OF ~
,ac,ed wrist linen swiftly disappeared In the recesses VI
sleeves x,. .,,,.r atom ~
the Jerome PARK meeting The executive oou'"'''e'' ~
.oo,,ca, Jockey Club today and may take some
ae,io, hut Leonard w Jerome said late In the 'erno'n ~
the races would out at Jerome PARK ths' ns
NJ
snons voud 60 into Thursday that this system
every requirement and would not be interereo
with BY the police. MI Jerome preier'eo' ho"e'e NV "
rive the details OF the system In advance
The attendance large the contests wero efcaus' 0
,,n.c Wa. abundant varied aud cxhilrauns ana mo usy
would have lively In every way bat that racing men ~
angry that the police insisted on spying On all 'ner '
en. and attempting listen 10 private chat in the eno "
detect bet ...A. er.,
cleaner has geat speed this month and he wen the n''
raco easily with Himalays an easy second anu nu'"'
third ~ -, A. ,-,., g.,
Connemsra an exceptionally good fly and the irsn jig
which .n. tpped unllns oow Of the snS e..
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Of the most FIJI Of the psnd sy
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David Mrs Isnsdtrys 0our and Rrowney
we're e betting aud taken to police
station. they gave 5000 DALI
FIRST RAcF-PURsE $500. srIcIAL wEieHTs ! NILE NILE
HAYDEN Z Bsrry's ch Cleaner by olenes GSns
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took the held until Picnic M w S9
sss'Ga no. q Sss1sa cleaner "s won s.s
into place 1ss a anu
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BESSIE ssPs d ha1 aSs Mccay sitting SIN
won easily by Bessie June was second ens'n DC
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ts sSs'l hh %r s9ass 500 NONE SSSaty
Rutherford NClne Mccarthy 10 inHshn} 2
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Little DAVIS sowed Eafus the front but had no
5d f p ssRss' fa as {, nS yet
quite IT Tor and nsv.s bad riding lci, HIM no
s sanss am ecOsa had the them ana
- fourth sionennes ana reo- h race y head solely
through McCsrhys outridns h'tleheid sapphire WAS 'O
S, & ssss $500 s. saEa4s% s Nee
yremon, stable, b 6 Pontiac 100 MssCCsrthy
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ESceisior stables CHI Netde aged. V'.-... RanerVl
Asop,. won by neck ronco second neck before PM
ssr Nj d S is4 na sISn S's for
esssy Judge cfiaih BY sOnehengs r9a,tOS
gre. sh IT, eq Major
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WE. 800 q a.n hSy 9Iia' ase
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Excelsior stables g. Disturbance aged ii5.. Kenneyj
CHEZ @ tss Spsas 1i
yhss o, s Sa f em f sroSR made up e
sr S'' emu . rsSsssS
f but aS we're no, hurt Michael XeSaey rode disturb
Spcs and long time unconscious
Major seemed winning easily but Csnavan who
finishes allowed Judge Grifth to
catch him sudden the end and Judge Griffith won
fhe race By q half length. MAJOR Pickett second.
OKMONDE AGAIN TO THE FRONT
EASILY WINNING THE GREAT FoAL STAKES WITH
1871 POUNDS on uts BACK
Ioypox Sept 2s-This the frat day Of the Newman
bet first october meeting The for the Hopeful Stakes
vss won by Abngon's bay ally st. Mary with the Duke