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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

Wheeler, W D, Bellevue-.-Lot 6, blk NJ $50,
lots and s. blk o and imp 500. lot TO-
blk 81 SIS, s. 25, pen sec. cost hr dollar 90 SO
Wells, Isaac Undivided hf lots
and 10 blk S l?5. g 20. pen 3sc, cost hf dol 63
Poll and hospitalt aud penalty....... so
whiteon, W, Ketchum-Lots and G, blk
AZ, lot $, blk So, -. tax Is, penalty 23
cost s Ast " s:a's,s No tax ana penalty
Wooden. W ". Shoshone.-I OTIS 7, 8, 9 and
10, blk 81, 2lO. tax g 80. penalty 63. cost
school dis rict No. 10 tax and penalty "a
Warren. Lewis A. Sh, shone--I OF 4, block 3,
Logsn's rddition, 81, tax l so. penalty
l5c, cost half do lar ............. is
Poll and hospital tax and penalty so
Williams. Thcs, shoshone. -4s head cattle
90, tax ~ 60, peialty &C. cost halt dol 80 s6
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 50
Welters. o, Hriley-Lot g. blk SO. and imp.
400, tax II, pen 20. cost half dollar. IL 10
school III :trict No. 7 tax and penalty 90
l'ol and hospital tax and penalty. so
Weird, C p. Hailey-Io OF Il, blk lO4, 20, tax
75c, penalty So. COS half dollar .......... ! 80
school district No 7 tax end penalty 10
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. SO
Whit" II, Iia.ley-Nine cattle 27o, horse SO.
three wagons $50. two SAW mills Too tax
81 10, penalty 81 cost half dollnr..... AZ II
School district No. 7 tax and penalty IA Al
Poll and hos .ital tax and penalty. 30
walker, L P, Hailey--Lot 20, blk 80, and
imp. $50, furniture $50, tax 81 90, penalty
3. TO- cost half dollar ................... 30 TO
school district No 7 tax and penalty 10 40
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. So
Wilson. w J, BulIion--Eonse II
side Main It, Bullion, %; tax
75c, pen Sc, cost half dollar 80
Poll and hospital tax and pen so
Wall, Geo l., Mountain lIome-e
If NV or and hf sw or See 35,
II $. X 6 +, imp only, 50; two
horses 80, wag and har 45, farm
impl't's IS; tax 6 60, pen GGc,
cost half dollar s &c
School dis Ne. II tax and pen l 10
Poll and hospital tax and pen so
White. Green, Rocky Rar--H'se
aud furniture 400, water ditch
50; tax l3 80, pen IS, cost
half dollar Is 81
Poll and hospital tax and pen ) so
Wilson, $, noniphan--House n
side Donipiian 800, three horses
225, two wag and har 200; tax
81 80, penalty IS, cost 81 93
Poll and hospital tax and pen 80
Wilson, Jas, Biiss--sw Or sw Or,
W hfsw q. Sc qr NV Or Sec &C.,
Il $, Il II f, imp only, %;
cattle 95, 3 horses 60, Is sheep
ID; tax 6 G6, pen Gle, cost soc CO
Poll and hospital tax and pen ) so
Wormirk. a l., Muldoon-Seven-
teen cattle 30, ten horses 2c3.
wagon %, saw mill 100; tax
81 20, pen ) -, cost half dol Al u
Poll and hospital tax and pen 80
Williams, Chas. Era-TwO horses
20@, wagon ana harness 100;
tax Q, pcu SOC. cost half dollar 10 10
STREE, II C. Hgiiey---Lot .. blk IS ,nd imp
Soc, II. rtaHi'y 80. cost hf dollar. II 90
School district No nrd penalty. 90
81 h-oter 4 Bovd. Snldi-r---Ss:9on on blk9
Soldier 5.so, lures loo. ..,........
School district No - balsnce Lae sHd
peu.lty .......... ........... 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

vinyard, l., Hailey.--Iot 90, and imp blk Al
1850. Si3 so, pen 81 IS, cost hi dol ..... $l5
School district No 1t and penalty. IS
Poll and hospital and penalty ....... SIS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

Olney, r T, Dcl,"vue--Three horses 100,
harness a5. ice rs. money 800; tax "A 49,
penalty A. cost y dol. ............ lG
Poll and hospital tax AID penalty. s
o'Fvien. John, Ketrhsm-SeveA horses a05,
wagon 10. harness 20; tax O5. penalty
school district No tax and penalty 3
Poll anil hospital tax and penslty " 4
O'Hrien. WIN, ketchum--Lot 5, blk 20 and
imp 75t tsa IS, penalty 23r. cost J. dol, 2
Scheol district No 6 tax and penalty
Poll and hospital tax and p nalty. 80.
Oliver. =. Haley Lot 5. blk ~ and imp
$50; tax 20. penalty &c cost y H.. 8
Gchool district No 7 tax ana penalty =
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty 80. 5
O'Heal. Vim. Rocky BAr--rwo horses 1925,
wagon ". farm is,plts IL; tax 5 20, pen
atty SIC. cost y dol. observation-disclosures: q
Two poll snd hospital tux and penalty ii
Ovens ", Bellevue-W hf lots II and
~, blk 81 30; tax l 50. penalty Nc. cost 3
e''.' ...............
O'Brien. II, ketcbum--Small house on
perth side II X track Gilenn's Ferry 70: tnx
20, penalty 24c, coat u dol...,,.,.,.,,. s
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

P.yn:. H. Deil"vua-I.ot7 7. blk T. and imp
poo. mortgage 1886 10; tax $40, penalty
- so' COST si'..... '..................... &c 80
Pratt. Z. bellsvue-Cow Is. two horses $50;
tax Is penalty 81. cost 4 dollar. ....... IS
Parker L Rcinhart Bellevue-Iot 10, blk
~ As: tax lie. penalty Sc. cost i dellar. ~
Phipp.n. II !, Bellevue-Lot 0. block 3D.
So: sax l 80. penslty l5c. cost Il dollar Is
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. . d
Phippsn, G. B-ll~vue-Lot 4. block J, and
imp. 80; tax 80. penalty 45c, cost
oouH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.
Pesraon. y. kctchum--Iiots and 7, BLOCK
IA, 70; tax q rs. penalty abe. cost y dollar 9 o.
School district No. tax and penalty 81
Poll aud hospital tax snd ponSty.,. . IL
Perkia'. J q. Ketchum-Lot 7, blk Is. 100;
tax 3. penalty SOC, cost y dollar. ....... 8 Ct
School district No. tax and penalty Il
Pfiee. James. StoshOne-Lots and 6. blk
A, R.es:s add. lOo tax g. penalty SOC,
school district No. I2 tax and penalty q
Pinhston. v D, sho-hone-T"t l. block G,
ana imp. 2oo. taa s. penalty Coo. cost y
School dis.riel No. IL tax and penalty 9:
Perkins. J n. shoshoue-- Mdse 50; tax l so,
penalty llc. cost : dollar. ......,........ al
School district No. - tai and penalty 81
blk a 100: tax Is. penalty 50. cost half
School DISTRICT No. tax aud penalty @
Peek; George ". o-'shtonI $ Z Of NV i;
y 4 l ~,
lump. 80; four cattle 10, four horses 2OO.
wagon %. farm implies 30; tax 20 A., pen
. ~. cost l. ........................ % =
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 81
Peck. v ?. Soldiers y of NE 4 lots and
?. See l. r | s. r II l.. and imp. 3l3; tax
%. penalty 94c. eost y dollar. .......... 10 p:
School district No. Is tax snd penalty , .:
Perkins. l. N, Soldier--a If OF NE or Sec g.
lot I, Sec 2, lots and 2. Sec 3, Il s. RIA
e. l50: two cowS 80. three horses l25; tax
Is, penalty 9ar, cost .,.....,..,..., IL Z
School district No. ~ ;ss aud pens ~ 2 q
Porter. George B. Rra-Store s.,.,th side Of
Main street. 40: tax d. penalty CO.. cost
y dcl.sr..... Observation-Disclosures. II
Patton Crooks, CSvey-One hnndred rstt q
is0D; tax Is. psnsity 4 so, cost u dollar. 80 <,
snd W hf d Sw or of SEC 3. r \. l. q
E. 80: three cAttla n. Ave horses la,. farm
tmpl'ta 70: tax 10. penalty Sic. cost l.. 90
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5
Qusrk. = II, Misunderstanding corner Main
end Qaaesz sits, $500. two houses north
eide Quartz 1T has. ole houEe north side
Of Quartz st 80 imp south side Of Main
- so. in,p opposite Irey's Stable so
imp north eide Middle Boise $50: tax
tai 10, p-aalty !! Is. cost i dollar 49,. e
Rie9sr. Mas Ana b. HNtsy--Lots IL, u and
", blk ~. sui imp. 4Oo. mortgage 2n;
eAX IL. penalty ~. cost i,............ %
sehoo. d;s:sict W., SSX sui p,naity II
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

Nichols, Mrs A. Bellevua-Tots / and 9
Ink - and imp $50: tax 81 80. penalty 45c
trlAon, phss. Ketchnm-Lot 3, blk As and
IMP 20; tax 90, peualty i5c. cost 4 dol
School district No 6 Tux and penalty
Pool. Lamb 4 Stodsrd, Birch Creek...Tbree
cattle rs. forty horses loco. wagon aud har.
ness 100. 81 IS, piled on same ~, bal
30 penalty SOC. cost hf dollar ....
Nelson. l. A, soidier-lmp on NE II. Sec ~,
3. Il IA $50, six cattle 100, eight
n"rs.s l55, wagon a5, six hogs 30, farm
ippits GO.
School district No IS tax an, penalty
Necdhain, O, Sho>h@ne-House on north
side track Glenns Ferry 100; tax 8,
penalty Soc. cost y dol ...........
Hrshitt Geo. Bliss-Saloon building at
Bliss 800. mdse $50.
School district No &c tax and penalty
Nichols. NJ. Rocky Bsr-Imp on land 9th.
" than owners on South Boise $50, house
and barn 1t kocky Bar LEO, ditch anil wat
er right 50, houss at old toll gate 80, nine
cattle 100. two horses 1O0, wagon 35; tax
10 as. penalty co. cost l..........
Poll and hospital tax and pcualty
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

Has attained standard Of excellence which
admits of no superior.
1t contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

Miles, 9 P. Haisey-S u OF 10 and lot %. blk
90 and imp 9OJ; tax q. penalty 6oe, cost
School district No tax and penalty 20
Foil and hospital tax and penalty. 80
hss9iit Z; Hsiley.Imp on lot ?. sW Of
SEQ .. TAN. Is E 100. lots IL and IT, n
Of VI. blk ~. and imp 100. wagon 100;
tax g. penalty 8, cost -...".:.....:.... "a 90
School district No Z tax and penalty. II 20
Poll and hospital tax ami penslty..... SO
Mshaaey, F. Corral Two horses 14O. wag.
on 90; tax 5 49, penalty SIC. cost y dol II
Poll And hospital tax and penalty. 50
Mason. Frank, Mountain Home--Lot g, blk
g. printing Press 400: tax 10 SO. penalty
school district No IL "a. and penalty ls
Foil and hospital tax and penalty. 81
Mitchell. Jenaie, Mountain Home-Lot -
hlt and imp 100; tax ., penalty ooc. cost
school district No il tax ard md penalty "a
Marty. John, Mountain Home-Imp on
$40 acres Bennett Greek g. thirty-fye cat
tie sos. four horses 100; farm ilnplts 30;
tax ~ 81. penalty ~, cost ....... ~ "a
Poll snd hospital tax and penalty. 5 30
NcGovern. Frank, Howe--Ipp Oh 16O acres
on Little Lost River SO, tlffee cows IS, two
horses 90: tax ) IS. penalty Sc. cost H.. 2 II
Morrison. 8, Era--Five horses 30, wagon
ana harness 20; tax 0. penalty 0Oe, cost y
Poll and hospital tax and penaiiy. s
MeDermitt. Chss, Howe-Imp on 100 acres
Little Lost River 100, five horses $50, har-
ness 10; tax ~, penalty 7sc, cost see. IS
Poll aud hospital tax and pensltv.... 5 81
Aarsh. W b, Arco--Imp on NEA Sec o. T4
n. II IT Il, %. nve cattle o., thirty horses
1*o.wsgon -; tax 2S ~, penalty 81, cost
Two poll and hospital tax and penalty IL O.
Morrison. F, Era--s 4 Of NV Il, WIN
=. Sec %. 4 y. RAJ and imp $50; tax
10 so. p-nalty o. cost 4 del ..... .. IL q,
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80. *
Mitchell +. GiennS Ferry Dwelling north
side Il track 100; tax 3 penalty 30c, cost
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. 80. 6,
Motley. Chss. Howe--Stx horses 80; tax
49, penalty G3c cost h dol ............. "a;
Poll and hospital tax aud penalty. 90. s 81
Aaxheld. N. Corral Imp on poss int Corral
Greek 100. COW 49, two horses 60, harness
Is: tax 6. penalty Coo, cost l............ 7 II
Marley. Z 8. Shoshone--NW \ Sw Il, Sec
9. SEN sc \ Of Sc 4, Sec G. T5S
10 leo. eight hcrses $40, two wagons
100. tax Is 10. y aalty SIS. cost . Is II
Poll aud ho"pital tax and penalty. 81
AcLaip. B. believnc-Lot 4. blk $ and
Imp 100; tax 3, penalty 3oc, y dol 3S
AcL.in. Mrs Mollie Shoshone-1ets 0 and
~ pix ~ and imp $40; tax 10 20, penalty
o. cost y dol. ................. q q
School district No II tax and penalty y
MrAsnnssa John. shoshon, Lot 3, blk 10
4na fEp 400; tax II, pen'lty 20. cost y
ooi ......... - Il
SHhool district No II tax and penalty Is
MCGEE. Chas Era--Ssloon building Main
street aoo. furniture 70; tax III %, penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 4
n Clsfnan. Chas. American Falls--Imp on
l6O sores on Snake River ten miles above
American FSlls 100. twenty cat lie 3o5,
e"ven -rses 49, wagon and harness 10:
tax 10 IS. penalty 81, cast l............. o. 6
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that, February 9th, 1888, will sell,
in front of the Courthouse, in HALEY,
Idaho Territory, unless sooner re-
deemed, the above described propert.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-09

s;r'si, II c. Iiailey---Lot .. blk IS ,nd imp
Soc, L. rCarity So. cost hf dollar. I
school district No ! t ard penalty.
| 5, h-oier & Bovd. SnIdi-r..Ss:Yon on bike
Soldier 5so, a lures loo. ..... ..,,.......
ScLoo! district No i5balsnce Lne I snd
ntl.ity ,,.,...... .,............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

formed the young man that he would sppo mt him IL
seems however that Raymond not eligible for the
competitions as he Goes not 1--we I'm any OF the wards
from which competitors were to be examined, ana the
matter has been referred TO the War Department
Nicolo DisitI, of No. 401 Carrost, who stabbed
a fellow italian named Dcmotrio Snamoni on Sunday
night, was sent to Raymond street jail yesterday.
The wounded man Is expected to die.
An escape of gas in the works OF the Fulton Munich
pal Gas Works IN Ncvlns-st yesterday, and conso-
quent explosion, came suHcoating five men,
but of them we'll enough to resume work and
one OF them sent home.
The Bridge receipts last week we're slo,647 a.
Tho public baths used by 1914 persons last
week.
Police Commissioner Bell yesterday made a re-
assignment Of number Of officers for the purpose,
he says of increasing the efficiency of the department
The change transfers several 10 precincts in some
cases taking them long stances from their homes.
Daniel II. Jonas was araigncd yesterday before
Justice Patterson In Williamsburg on charge OF
forging his mothers namc TO several chocks Tho
young man at FIRST denied the charge, but finally con-
fesscd that he had lost the money In betting at tho
Monmouth Park races, and he was committed without
bail await trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
HE CANE FAR TO GIVE HIMSELF UP.

Field W. sweezy, the young law clerk who Is &C
cused OF hiring DR.. G. " Rockwell to attend
AMMO L. Murphy, Of No. 511 East One hundred
and-ninetecntb-st.. reached this city yesterday
in charge OF a sheriff, having consented 10
travel from his home In Marion, Ind, without
a requlsltlon The sheriff gave him up to Detect
Ives Price and Mott, Of the Harlem squad He was
identified by Miss Murphy the man who had deceived
her, and whom she had known as Cyrus Watson" AT
tho Harlem Police Court he was represented by couh-
sell who asked TO have him admitted TO ball. but
Justice Murray held him prisoner. His counsel
Edward J. Newell, said that he had a good case
Drs. C. F. Campbell, Of No. 314 East Eighteenth
st. and william V. White, Of No 1,522 Park-ave,
issued a certificate yesterday pronouncing Miss MUIR
ply convacscent and past all danger Upon Its prese
taon to Justice Murray, in the Harlem Police Court
Mr. Rockwell, the lawyer, asked that his brother 90
admitted To ball. Judge Murray placed the bond at
slO 600, and the surety given by Mr. and Mrs
george 5. Rockwell the parents of the accused man.
Doctor Rockwell released and left the room
in company with his family. They were all anxious
for an early examination which they said would un.
dobtedly result in tho complete viDdicatioD OF The
doctor. Dr. White, who visited the girl yesterday,
stated that, In his opinion, based on superficial ex-
animation, there nothing the matter With hcr.
lie would not say that operation had not been per
formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS
NEW-JERsEY.

Millers beer shop in Firstst Hoboken, was open
Sunday night in defiance Of the law and was tho
scene OF ARRAY which may have serious results
John Cunningham invited Conrad Blockman to drink
Blockman refused. and Cunningham made an attack on
him. In the scufle he fell and fractured his skull
Blocknsn arrested and Is held TO await the result
OF Cunninghams injuries.
Searching parties were out all day yesterday along
the NewJcrsey and Staten Island shores looking for
the bodies of Katie and Denny Byrnes, the two ltto
children who drowned IN the Kills Sunday morn
Ing by The capszing OF boat from which their father
and friend we're fishing. Up to late hour no
trace Of the bodies found and 1t was believed that
they had been carried out TO sea by the tide
An eleven Of the seabrgt Cricket Club has charter
a private car with all modern convenienccs for
crcketing tour, and the way to Chicago, where
they will play against an eleven OF the Chicago CrcAet
Association on the I'd and Sd OF August
The Hoboken Land Improvement Company has de-
cided to make use OF the entire shore front from
Fourtccnth-st 10 winslows Coal Wharf This will
cccssItate the removal Of the NewJersey Yacht Club'
the Valencia Boat Club and four other similar organ
izattns
Frederick Z. Wofcrl. seventeen was found dead
in his bed at the house OF Mrs. Sophia ID. smalley
in Dunelcn on Sunday. He was son OF j. II.
Woford, of Brooklyn, who is prominently connected
| with the Southern Pacific Railroad Company Inc
Young man had spent Saturday at Boynton Beach
with picnic party from the Presbyterian Church and
| was In the best of spirits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
STILL A TIE FOR FIRST.
NETWORKS FINE RECORD BROKEN.
AN aoFF DAY. ON THE DIAMOND-THE LEADING
cIuRS In TILE LEAGUE BEATEN.

AN OFF DAY. ON THE DIAMOND-THE LEADING
CLUBS IN THE LEAGUE BEATEN
The score OF Saturdays game at Boston was Boston
IL Washington l. The OF the game at the Polo
Grounds yesterday Washington g. New York l.
Truly baseball is an uncertain game Had the local
club won yesterday would have held the lead in the
League championship IL received defeat as also
did Detroit and mines consequently still tod
for first place. Yesterday decidedly OF day In The
League as all four leading mines beaten The Wash
lncton with ridiculous outpayng tho local
nine at every point Ward played good game. but the
rest did not Cores antics in field positively
painful and the Sattery is pu: back In centre
field tho better Is will be for the nine
The Washington players put out In quick order
until the third inning when Crane lost his cunning and
two earned resulted The visiting players increased
their lead oy two the fifth inning. Shock was
sent to called balls and scored with Hoy on the
latters drive left field The visiting players
drew further ahead in the sixth inning and scored one
more run Donney reached first by Tiernan.
and got TO second on poor throw by Brown. whitney
made another hit. and Donney scored.
The exhibition began grow tiresone when the Wash
,neton players three in tho seventh
inning on hits by Mack and Myers base on called balls
and errors BY Gore and Crane The local nine made It's
only run in the ninth inning on two-base hit by ward
passed ball and Connos out at first BASE and the game
was over and the thoroughly disguised 3700 went home
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
REFUrING ATTACKS on THE SALVATION ARMY

General Booths BalinCOn Booth. who has
charge OF tho Salvation Army in the United States
Indignant Yesterday tho publication Of a paragraph
TO the effect that the chief officers OF the Army
had been accused Of abDODatng $50 600 belonging 10
tho organzaln. and that the Commando n-chief
England for tho nurDoso OF reorcaniz
ing tho AImy In this country. MI Hcofh who Was
seen at headouarters No. III Readest. said
that tho DaraoraDh erroneous and altogether un-
founded tho Mace his father the General.
not about visit United States IT was equally
true thief IN tho ranks and the Army
had for all the that could be secured
that II imDossible for such sum as 100000 10
accumulate In tho war.chcst the financial department
orgsniyed that conld ainv IN his own use
,nv funds ~ the crnnnvation snh Tho bouks Of
that TO the nsectlon OF any per-
with vouchers and other documents 10 prove that
every penny OF tho thousands OF dollars received
could BIO properly accounted for. There were branches
Ia 200 towns added MI Booth. ia charge OF salared
ooers military evaneoizcrs" all OF whom were men
If high character and strict integrity Tho statement
alluded had been made TO create n scare. and Mr.
Booth thought that It should have been published
without previous consultation with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.
RACING ATTRACTIONS AT BOTH TRACKS.
SEVEN RACES AT THE LONG BRANCH COURSE

SEVEN RACES AT THE LONG BRANCH COURSE
JOCKEYS AND THE BETTING RING.
correspondent informs the writer that While
standing I'm the saddling paddock at Monmouth Park
on Saturday he Jockey aiight from horse that
had Just lost a and hand to friend ticket on
tho winner with the request that be hasten 10 inc
betting ring cash It. The conclusion reached was
that the Jockey having bet another horse, did moi
ride his mount TO win. The correspondent 'n'ns
that he saw evidence of this in the way the horse
was handled He may be right, the horse might have
been pulled, but judgment In such Gaze shoulo NOT
be passed too hastily. The mere fact OF JOCKEY
betting against his mount does not necessarily imply
fraud, though there may be very unpleasant sus-
gestion of It, All turfmen agree that Jockeys should
not bet but no steps have been taken by racing
authorities to deprive thcm Of that much abused
privilege. Mclaughlin has tho reputation OF being
the only Jockey the United States who does not bot
some OF them high rollers making no secret
OF their pungngs, while others go in lightly. 1t
is not reasonable to suppose that they confne their
investments their own mounts, and none will pre-
sumo TO deny that the temptation TO beat the ring
for a good round sum is ofentimes far stronger than
tho desire to win a race. Jockeys have quit rioine
for glory. They are after the shekeB and they get
them honestly If they cam but at any rate they get
tho shekcls. In England no licensed Jockey Is al
lowed TO bet. Wood however, was smart enough 10
deceive the stewards Of the Jockey Club and grew rich
by betting against his mounts and pulling them He
now rcaping his rcward-an outcast from the turf,
stunned BY honest men. Jockey should have no
business with the betting ring than Judge who
decides finish But the conspracies and combinar
tions against honest racing are too numerous to be
readily overcome and not before the millennium will
men DO satisfied that The horses they back are like
their jockey-always out for the DUST
An attractive programme Of seven races Is offered
BY the Monmouth Park management to-day. Swifrs
race on Saturday must have improved her, SO she
should win at mile and sixteenth. with Fitzroy
second
Mr.. withers's Tom Ochiltrec- Cyclone colt should
win the Seabrght stakes, Ransom second
Speedwel who has been running well in sprint
races has done nothing TO justify suggestion that
she may win the Newark Stakes. Badge has been
heating good company in the West and he should
win while George Oyster may get the place.
Firenzi will probably win the fourth race, as Con-
nehlara will get advantage she favored
with in the NaveSnk Handicap Connemara should
run second. -
Tho race for maidens should fall to Mr.. Withers's
Chamois FLY, Marsac second.
the entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
TROUBLE WITH BROOKLYN TRUCKMEN.

Another instance of the way the gang" in Brook
Ign manages override the will Of the city author
tics shown yesterday. City Works Commissioner
Adams, who appointed by Mayor Chaplin issued
an order to the r1Icmen who have boon in the habit
OF keeping their vehicles standing about tho City Hall
Square waiting for custom, 10 take them to Fort
Greene plaza in May. But the order was totally
ignored by the truckmen, who propose to carry the
matter to the courts. Superintendent OF Streets
Sterling had n new order TO execute yesterday, but
the trIickmen did obey 1t, and Commissioner
Adams sent word 10 Police Commissioner Bell that
he needed the aid Of the police. 1t Is expected that
arrests will be made today.