New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
BETTING STATES DROPPED.
PARKyILLE RooKMAKERs USE PADS.
ACTION OF pIsTRIcr-ATToRNEY RIDawAY-oooD
RACES AND FAST TIME.

ACTION OF DIsTRICr-ArTORNEY RIDGwAY-oooD
RACES AND FAST TIME.
big crowd down to the Parkve track yesterday 10
witness the races Of the day the Brooklyn Jockey
Cubs October meeting Those who there early were ali
smiles fortytwo bookmakers states In position
and ortytwo bookmakers bowling the odds Those who
Just before the first not 20 hspy
smiles had faded from the faces OF the carly corners
Henry steker bookmaer had charge Of letting the oook
making stands in fact he that part OF the business
soon after the states had been put In position the OF
Che Climb informed that the police would
not permit any betting. because DstrictAttorney
Rideway had sent word Farley to It,
edeker vas Of the state Of affairs and he shouted
Down states fell with the precision Of regiment
pads
The racing good fast It favorites
day the selling race being the only one IN which the nr
time M Climax cahiersd away with the ,,d th 9sSs
BOSS wonderfully last eoIsaSIns the weight lSs
though, TG to S
injured r'' '''' "e' wv '
Bairys CHI cleaner by cenes Gong aged,
1a ins Brothers c6 Little Minnie s. 90 (%ia%s
patss s. Editor oH aSp,
g. HsSe snSss t cn fianE Ward snSe
TX ESis s PoT' Fam soS 6s eeSan
T. c carters B. M Easter Sunday, 4. ii2b IL oyer
'''''''T fme-i:4iia
yindcx and Princess Ban were WITHDRAWN ,a,.or x
70 j. Little Minnie TO 10 Perlcles to l. Frank
Little Minnie raced for throeqnartOTs Of mile
sss sans esap By sSii sns length
'A00'D "N'' SPECIAL WElcITs y Miles: p,.,,..
IAmasney Brothers oh Climax by John carter a%s
O. hrysons Dr. NSiOmis e7 g8sS1n,
summit si.sIs'sS PSa1lSS 10 ca1sstw cse9
8 W. streets CHI wnons. lo7 '.'1arrSOn'
Frank Ward was withdrawn
F Fer Sssam to FSp00 t0'
Climax easily by aength Nokomis second two lengths
THIRD RAcE-PURsE $3.50 TwoYrARolDs. SPECIAL
nwv,r Brothers BESSIE June 5 S King
+. IL BsIswns CHI c Laredo
ss.Slss P:s5ia ass 60 5saSSI
HeesrSs1 - Ssls B i'd 'R,TsTs|
VIC. DalysSs While T Palmer 1sG ''rAlmer'
Bessie June e IassdS to FsneOR !S to l.
II n %s 10 f g R'Fi to 10 Nellie B. 10
FOURTH FIRST ocroBEE $50 FACE 81 900 90 ADDED
FIVE TSsss az SgVss
pxy yS B hTS b Mis Ss9iin
Favor and w,clham were withdrawn.
Bettng-voante to- Mile to against Jim Douglas
delay by Jim DSpsass 5ss ses sa
made fast the homesretoh around the upper turn
xS ss the a
iapte moved oolared jim Douglas and Mile also came
alongside the pair time Jim Douglas held oil WELL put
he could stand the pnching Mclaughlin MADE ues
perae effort Mile but she could not beat the Canio
MAN and Volante by lengths Mile second two
lengths before ii II Douglas
FIFTH RAcE-PURsK $500; SELLING. J MILE.
J. H. wheleys b. h Beggarshush. BY Billet DISTINCTION,
W. 9 balys ch t. Jessie 2 .tKSs5SsT
Rowe's B. War Eagle g. rs
II Snyder Co.'S ch g. Pilot. 8. ITO .;....( mckee,
C. d. McCoys b. g. Triple Cross. 80 ChutSn( y
Stoops Gallag Bill Owens. 4, ll9 mccarthy
W. H. Timmonss f. Mary Hamilton T. TO- -ueayy(
q. 3 Morriss ch. f. Calers g. l0l --..:. lEiXle
Excelsior Stables Lord Lorne. 4, (Meehan)
Fell.
Time-1:4234.
Little Hopes Chanty and Burr Oak were Withdrawn =
Beng-RroughtOn to !. War Eagle 10 l. Lord Lorne
20 Calera Triple to !, Pilot TO Bill owens
Burgomaster 10 to l. Beggarsbush l5 to and Mary
Mary Hamilton, Jessie and Pilot the leaders at the
the first turn Calera fell anu Loru
Iorne Elkes collar bone was broken and