New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
THE DIVERS ON THE WRONG HORSE.
THEY COME TO BLOWS WITH Jim" WILLIAMS
AND ACCUSE HIM OF TREACHERY.

AND ACCUSE HIN OF IfiEAChEkf
| Saratoga, Aug 1 (SpeciaD.-The racing began IN a
drizzhng ram. but there partial break In the
clouds after the second and glimpse of the
The track little more than canal, but at the
close Of the racing It became sticky and holding. The
sport unat;Factive, as all the races were run
away affairs the winner in each taking the lead
at the start ana holding IL to the end. The day did
not pass without sensation for after the third race
the Dwyer Brothers accused "Jlm7 Williams of
tl~acheIy in declaring 10 win with Newcastle, and
thus inducing them to back that colt Blows were
exchanged while an excited crowd gathered at the
scene OF conflict at the lower end Of the stand. near
the betting ring Mutual friends promptly interfcred
and separated the cOmbatants, order was soon re
stored and the cause Of the fTacas asceTtained
Williams AYERS that he did intend TO win with New
castle but Hn who rode Gloclner thought that St
Luke was Behind him and afraid TO wait for New
castle to come up. This is corToborated by joe
Cotton who said that he had placed 800 for Williams
in the ring on Newcastle to win, and another 800
was placed in New-York at tO 8, also to win.
The attendance was much the largest since the
opening day, a large number of ladies' being present
who had evidently become weary In waiting for a
change Of weather and had determined TO brave the
elements new drawing for the betting stands
had 70 day and twenty three books opened.
falling on OF seven since the first day The results
follows;
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE.
c. oOrnehlscn,s br. g. KING Crab by Fingnsher-
yrs III tMurphy) w. o.
SECOND RACE-ALABAMA STAKES. THREEYEAR-
OLD FILIIEs 800 EACH. $500 ADDED MILE
AND A BURIONG.
oharlis~Kate Bowling, lis {Sar n4la MTWphy ]
LaOOld Bros br Estrievs oaE -.-..--~CLo"i0
coiicni fsce. Nothns Prinoess 70 cediIcn.
Won easily by Two lengths CotoS six lengths before
Retrieve.
THIRD RACE-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH 5000 ADDED. MILE AND FURLoNa
}. n winiamss br. Gockner. by Duke Of M aan
J. r. wllsins's b, c Newcastle. g. l02. (willam. 2
l. i.oyd's Oh. g. ST Luke, g. ITO lear I'D thsnis}
W. Henare's b. Banjo. 4, 9S ...-..'.-"'A''e~
Bettlng-4 TO . Newcastle. IS to St Luke, to i
GGioekneE to Banjo. rlaee-Evens Gloekner' Let" D
y, WI!anns's pair $50 St. Luke s25, Banjo $50
Won by six lengths Newcastle two lengths before 81,
FOURTH RAcE-vIRGINIA STAKES. Two-YEAE-
oLDs s25 EACH. 800 ADDED. FIVE FUR
A. J. Scouts b. G. Gunwad. by Gunner-Annis s., loS
Croker { Co. b. G. Prince Howard. los " ibspdcTj
MaeRs b LIME Fonso. .(wiillams'
RuRs 90 aud t ssn boSey 100 90" also ran ''D
e Fn sgRst e sam Pf b"Ssy y Ls s
20 60, Ton m. Finley 80 Gunwad. Places to Gunwsd
M SGH'aa.'1 ys.ld So - 20 field $50
Won 5y four lengths Prince Howard two lengths be-
FIFTH RAcE-pURsE s4oo SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
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Iosj a'ocK Farms ch O. Tramp o. 10 eehder
'V'' Time sol
n, Reds,ons i95 Vivid 100 Remsen 1902 Vermont 90 ana
Betsins-2 % Reastene 70 1 each May o. and Carrie