New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29

JOCKEY MORRIS MA Z DIE.
HARRY HARwooD's PARTNER BADLY HURT

! Saratoca July 9S-Once again the fatal seepechase
into unenvable prominence in the record oil
days sport and another severely impressed upon
respectable racing associations for eliminating from their
programmes these denominations. Young Harry Morris
was thrown al the jump the chase to-day ana
nearly hal ha crushed his horse. Warrington
rolling him The popular young rider was carried
away on a strccher severely not fatally injured inter-
nay II said here that steeplechases are kept going
because the ladies' them but after 80 many catas
trophies this 20 be reflection the fair SEX which
can't delight in exhibition Of sorturc.
Mr. Morris Is at the house Of his friend Jimmy Lee
with whom he has staying. The poor fellow was
brought from track in unconscious condition ana
no pulse discovered for threcQuarters OF an hour
lie rallied, however AFTER vigorous treatment but raved
for some hours lie l. now under the influence OF NOR
phne IIo is attended by Drs. Grant and Gardner ana
receives Of and attention The doctors arc
Of the opinion that one OF the right nos spit, wiz,
nressure on the lung His mouth IS badly amTned ana
tho bocv severely bruised II brain fever does not super
vene there hope Mr.. Morris will come round all
| right. 49,.
was much 10 enjoy in the matter OF sport ana a'r ''
first race when the fayorts beaten III SUCCESSION
tho excitement kept fever heat As the TWO ia'or
ites-Yum Yum and Banner Bearerran hrst ana seconu
in the opcn,ne race the talent" took deep plunge on
Los Angeles and tho Dryers themselves had little hope
o, thinning the Alabima stakes with Bella b. Yet
the Inspectors sister looked the test OF the punch
A. the starting post. and her victory was hailed with
delight by the public This was but the entering wedge
70 pv open the pocket books Of conhdinG betting men,
who let old Dad run loose to l in the handicap lie
won from finish with the despsed Vosoufe mug
c,nr him close all the But oh now SAD were 'nos
who pghtes their faith and cash 10 Wary She ran a.
II She were weary. and finished sixth. Brown DUKE
sulsed away I'm the rear and then with his usual
rush at the end. hut. too late foi his numerous
followers who had hacked him heavily. The two-year
old race was lost Bootmaker By Hamilton waiting upon
the .avorc o-Taw. too long, and delaying his rush
too late to overcome lead Of the nursery bred Queen
OF Trumps.
Tho steepcchase as above noted, ended in disaster
| TO Harry j. Morris II will BE- remembered thai the
vouor mans late larinor Harry" HAYWOOD. died last
winter from CT injuries received In steepe
chase a. the Washington fall meeting.
The attendance was large and fashionable and the
starting prompt Mr. sheridan did not arrive az ex.
pected bus teecraphei that h. would be here on Mon
FIRST RACE-PURsE s4Oo. FIVE POUNDS ABOVE
THE SCALE ALLOWANCE FURLoNGs.
J. b Hacgins en- T. Yum Yum, yrs, by onondasa-
1ama aSss' Dros's b. e. Banner Bearer 3 1os
W. o. scullys b. T. Lotte Wall, H. 1o5 CstoyaD
King Grab o. Tudor o., Austr.ana 1c4' Business 81
and Clay Stockton %, also ran.
| Bcung-1O 20 0 on Yum Yum, 10 against King
Crab to l against Banner Bearer to against Tudor
10 to l against Lote Wall. Is to against Clay Stock
ton 40 to l agains; Austrana 40 to against Business
Place. to . Yum YUM to 3 against Banner
Bearer.
Poos-Yum Yum ESQ Banner Bearer 600. King Crab
sl5 field So.
/ MufuctE-eI1 Tme-l 10 IA.
! Austriana went away with the lead. but Yum Yum
was soon in front followed by Bearer and Lottie
Wall and three kept their respective positions to the
| end
SECOND RAcE-ALABAMA STAKES. THREEYEAn
OLD FILLIEs. elCO EACH $500 ADDED. MILE
AND A FURLONG.
Dwyer Brothers b. T. Bella b., by, ENQUIRER.
santa GSlo Hniia ses ch Los Angeles is HPhy
! J, r. Uasen,s b. T. Pros. 100 zoe lllamIton(
Bowie Sss' eb. o. Bcue s' Dof Williams
Betne-2 to 1 on Los Angeles. 3 to against Bella D.
Prose, Il Belle Dor, 20 Elmira Piace-Nothing Los
Angeles to o Bella d.
Pools-Los Angeles SO. field SIS.
Mutuals-sl2 60. Tine-l IS.
They moved OF in close order. but Belle Dor rushed
forward followed BY ElmTa. Al the halfmle pole
Belle Dor gave Elmlra, but In the stretch tho
! whole five line when Mclaughlin brought
Bella B. the front Seating Los Angeles neck, with
! Prose- third length behind
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. 500
EACH 800 ADDED. lie MILES.
j. II. Thompsons br. h Dad b. ChAlleotae syren,
o. BS yr5 s0 eh ID e. vosbars l. 90 cF9eeaan}
I-anasney Brothers br. 2. Brown Duke 3 los
wahoo JOS n s:n,alene 100, Wary 1O7, Gilsetie no
and Longlight also ran
Betting to wins t, . against Wary. Brown Duke
) 10 Wahoo % Dad 10 to l Grisette, 10 to santa
lenc = 70 l I.oncllght a5 l Vosburg. Places to
| Dad. to 1 Vo,burg
poos-wary So. Brown Duke So wahoo sl1, Grset;e
SO sannl-ne so field SIS.
Mltuals- SO 80 Time-l 10 81.
The flag tell to good start, when Dad Immediately
assumed lead. with VosoaFg at his gth and these
two running thus all the way in 'front.' fought OF all op-
pos.lon A brilliant finish resulted IN victory for DAD
! nv neck from Vosburr who half length before
Brown Duke Who came with his usual rush az the ond
| FOURTH RACE-PURsE s4oo. TWo-YLAkoLDs
SIX FURLONGS.
| L. F. Simmons's Oh. T. Queen OF Trumps by In-u SD,
,, NeInc y 1ano; e. Bootma.er 10 tIiamon
CHICAGO stabie's b. C. Chilhowic, los ,covington
cometo-Taw 100. Button 100 Minnie Palmer 1o2
also ran.
Betng-1o to on Come toTaw, 1a to against
Bootnaker, to l Queen OF Trumps, 10 to Chill
| hovyle - to l Minnie Palmer, 20 to ! Button.
Place. to l against Queen Of Trumps 10 to on
| Bootmaker.
field SIS
Mutuals-sls 80 Tlme-1I7.
| They ran down the chute together but the hall.
mile pole Queen q Trumps took the lead, and
afterward being headed. by length from Boot
maker who was three lengths before Chllhowie.
FIFTH RACE-HANDlCAP sTEEPLECHAsE PURSE
$500 . Ia MILES.
p. Gormans b. &. Beechmore. b. creedmoor; Manda,
NJ STe bah ii en- e Killarney aged lao 6oWnas
Newman Loughran's CHI h Abraham aged 155
Warrington 157 Evangelne 10. sllckaway l27 sky
lark 1876, also ran.
| Betting-s To Warrington, TO l Killarney.
Abraham to sliclaway. 10 to / Beechmore. IL to
| Evangeline 70 to 1 skylark Place. to 1 Beech
| more, Killarney.
Poois-Warrngton $40. Killarney e2o Held $50
Mutuals-sll CO.
No time
Killarney led most Of the way. but BeechmOre closed
on the stretch beating Killarney three lengths Abraham
third Warrington fell at the second jump. and Mr.
Morris was seriously injured Eyangeline skJlark and
sHckaRay bolted
LAWN TENNIS AT BERGEN POINT.
Nj T. H. Russell Will probably be the winner in the
.lub,s tournament Of the Bergen Point Tennis Club
Yesterday he won games from the following players
. T. sncnccr co. GO; II. +. Fox 81. CO; f. p.
Hatch CA Ol. Tomorrow the finals Will be played
OVT EFFECT OF TIE BROOES HIGH LICENSE IA
philadelpLia. July Is ispecial.-John 7. nclz. the
wealthy brewer denied to-day that a largo amount OF
The bonIs OF his brewing COMPANY. Sl.OOOOOO In all
lad hcen sold In London as stated In this mornings