New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
LAST DAY AT IVY CITY.
NO EXTRA MEETING AT THE COURSE
wATSATcH. BELLA T., REPORTER SWIFT AMI
LAFITTE YESTERDAYS WINNERS.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSI1


Washington, Nov. 3.-As foreshadowed in The Ino-
une this morning there will be no extra meeting At
Ivy City. The Executive Committee OF the Joohoy
Club arrived at this extremely wise decision this morn
Ing and a special train started for New-York this aiter
noon with several hundred visiting turfmcn and AL
the bookmakcrs board. The regular meeting cioee
with brilliant programme which was run OH III '''
presence OF more than 1000 persons. Two OF INC
finishes close and exciting and the Others "ele
full of interest Three favOrites, all bravery psoho
got home in front The club has had morc than ONO
escape from scandal, and honest fur1meh a'e
glad that dsrcputable owners and trainers VIII no'
be given another opportunity to plumber the pup'' :"
the interest of themselves and the ring
The performances of Swift Telic Doc ana ram
Ward have much talk and great was the amaze
ment Of the spectators to-day when they hcsru 'onn ~
Kelly invite the owner Of those unconscionaoe an'
cratic bruies into the Judges stand and their amaze
ment grew when they saw W. b. Jennings so~e,
there for the purpose Of placing the second horse IL
Is we'll indeed that there is to be no extra meeting
HOLIDAY "a of no earthly account. She was barred IN
MANY books but could not run yard. Bella H. tooh
tho second with astonishing ease hopor.0
would have captured the third race In walk ou' y"
the start which the worst OF tho meeting the
vounrscr being entirely overlooked by Mr. sheridan
and getting of so clumsy in the rear OF the Hold that
u seemed folly to suppose that he would ever get up
He moro than justified the confidence OF his oackcrs oy
moving down the entire field and winning ny shop.
head Swift rompcd off with the icurh race AL"
Iahtte who has missed fire on several occas'ons,
took the last race after sharp brush win Draho s
HOLLYWOOD On the whole, the meeting has been sue
ossfu, IN cav which Is simply an acknowledgment OF
Secretary McIntyres thorough fitness for the RESPONSE
BILE Office he fills Before another year there VIII be
a new track near Washington, and meeting OF four-
teen days instead Of eight Details OF the races are
given in the summaries
FIRST RACE-PURSE 500. TWONEAROLDS.
Mccelspds wa hS1nd1 1 l1s t4 aala3
e R %aden B. En- carif sda lS' liz stsheid
Post odds To wlnHOdpy 70 %'ss'i'h Ss 20
wr MaISais 'y pald s ss4 s.. 10 l.
Holiday had every win, for she was first on
to poor start but showed speed staying power
and gradually fell the Carnot took up the run
ming at the urong and remained In front until haf way
down the homesetch when wahsatch came up and beat
him over the line by lengths Ave between second
and third Bravo id not start.
SECOND RACr-IlhNDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. els
EACH. 5000 ADDED. / IA MILES
Rrysr 5sSslus. Bella r R Var. C
Sa,n B %SF. en- b. h va paSS % Iay~sSd 3
w,S To SS m1 a to Tsy2 10
Favor got away in front. Tut vosburr led past the
stand pulling young Hayward out OF the saddle at every
stride On the Favor resumed the ead and helo IL
to the hail. where Bella b. got her head In 'front.' Ihefc
after the in doubt for the isVori'e con-
timed 10 draw away from every stride she
won pulled up by lengths. Favor Ind the other
TWO beaten but Hayward eased him at the finish and
Frank Ward stole second place by scant length BESSIE
June did not start.
THIRD RACE - HEAVYWEIGHT HANDICAP
swEEPsTAKEs els EACH. $500 ADDED.
SIX FUILONGS.
S. F. Browns Dr. C Reporter, yrs, lo7 p
c. H Kernashan's b. {. Tom Vaughan, 3 ,, iT5
Chicago Stables Dr. C. wheeler t. s. (Cosinstonj
ns,s.;. eh bs i Eo FSdAa M 1870 syo
H. Henz. MS CHI. N. wnOna, 8 40 tNewmeyeD
rGT olss q b. Oh Leo c H. 'im s iO Tara
Hs; r n, E1 ~ Rsgs IL cch STs
6din B9ves en- Belle doT III os |L' I.ns}
W. C. Days b. Li TneB Bir 1922. iO' 'N'""
Post odds o To 10 d se Toiahspl 100
Pace-Reporier 20 2, Tom Vaughan to l.
The flag fell the worst starts Of the season
In which fsvorite all but left at the post NO
body would have surprised 10 see him beaten TOT
Tom Vaughan who needed the procession "as 81 least
fifteen lengths OF Reporter, Who always sluggish
was scarcely in motion when the signal was given Ham
iton did hustle his mount but gradually WORKED ms
way through the field getting on even terms Win inc
leaders Tom Vaughan and Leo H., they swung into the
homestretch. Fordham challenged the youngs'ef
and forced Hamilton ply whip and spur with terrific
energy At furlong FOrdhams weight anchored him.
but Tom Vaughan who had paused 20 catch his breath
up with electric speed and the favorte had all nc
could do 70 squeeze home by short head two lengths
between second and third Wheeler T. did not appear 70
be within lengths OF Fordham but the Judges pseeo
him third Brat Bessie and LATTE did not start
FOURTH RACE-swEEPSTAKES. si6 EACH, $500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE NILE
W. b. jennings br. Swift aged ITO n hiamlton(
KsTnaghnps Jgds ,, NgTT1 , siGp ,MIaIea
chicago Stables b. h. Little Mineh aged lis
L. Tuly's blk Ovid 4, ,44 IaTEa
G. B. Norris sh b Rs.e June a. lie cNewmsyc
+ 8 BOWL &c Brown Charlie, sioi tHaywO ~
Post odds To wntsEIf Kins crab e e J.
to 7 i''''i PsccIsStt none Judge Murray to s.
Kinc Crab was frs, on but Little Mnch shot away with
such speed that the turn he hT clear ieao OF
length with Brown Charlie second and OVID third 'uus
Mu-rav took up the work the half and showed the way
into the bomestretch Swift closed with him as soon as
no was SQUARED away the final struggle and sfrdng
over him without effort in common canter by two
lengths: six between second and third
FIFTH RACE. PURSE $500 SELLING ONE MILE
%'f$ 5:sS. a r P9nSS Joy G a EGi:
Q: wscman's eh ,soL Uni99e' V nit,ieaed
1 Say isnI Hairs s b g. Patrociss Ito dIs@l.SI
E P psS sA sam h SER5 sS Os
r IaStte 3 10 l. Patrocles 12 TO l. Belwood IL TO /.
IN riffless 90 TO l. Unique % TO l. Syntax 80 70 Sam
R.own 20 TO / Place-Lantte 70 2. Bellwood to l.
Mutuals paid $50 TO-
Glenmound made the running for six furlongs and was
nassed by Drake who led into the stretch Lahtte came
I'D at the furlong, followed by Belwood, and AFTER
sharp struggle won by length short head between
second and third No bid for the winner.
A LIVELY TUssLE AT FOOTBALL
THE cREscENTs DEFEAT THE NETWORK
ATHLETIC CLUB TEAM 80 TO O.
People passing the Polo Grounds yesterday aner-