New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
he DIVERS WINDFALL.
NpEN PARKS LOSS ELaaABErHs GAIN.
rAxrY THE DUDE" AND HIS woNDRous WAYS
rNs Am ours OF RACING.


,a fscket on Tucsday-leaves the New-JerSey JOCKEY
,,b rwelve DAYS on which to race at Elizaoeth'
40 Is TO say all OF this week and all OF next ihcn
err will be a thirteenth day, Monday November
3 after which Gutenberg Will start up WIN me
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays OF each week.
,ltcrnatng with Elizabeth. which VIII oppose Ch'on
n Manday Wednesday and Friday as long as the
.ck ,s at tn run over The Dwycrs. 1t IS said,
,vn 500 900 worth of stock in The Hudson County
Jockey Club CGuttcnberg). and purpose racing some
q their horses at its track Their Elizabeth venture
mas been attended far with abundant success
The track IS paying handsomely and they are rocVhs
tho betting ring of portly daily besides winning
on an average races each afternoon with their
own horses. Their commissioner fox-cyed young
man, known to fame as ~Jakey the Dude,' Is a
terror 10 the bookmakcrs. No other man III 'n0
betting business scootcd among them as 'ahoS
scocfs II is astonishing 10 see him. When Piuheor va"
ton went down the line around the circle nc "A00
with slow and stately tread-that is moderately SLOW
and was followed by the hungry and thirsty democracy
OF the Quarterstretch anywhere from score 10 i Vi
thom who bet their little fves and tens ana '"enuo'
where he bet his hundreds and thousands Inc
bookmakers ahead saw him and his army coming anu
had time TO prepare their defcnces But WIN 'aAos
the Dude It is different No slow ana s'a'eS 'ioa"
about Jakey The army that follows MIN Keeps U"
SShe doubleQuick. yet even then it loses SSn' Vi '
every ten seconds as he darts hther and thher nero
1.kcv sing out 40 that all the ring may hear and ad-
miro: Mr. Lichtensten. hundred on Fofuham" or
Mr. Thompson. five hundred on the top one' Ho
flashes from one side of the ring 10 the otner tntca
ang its mazes with unapproachable de3tenV taA'ns
a header down he goes under the arms and legs OF
vbe crowd and YOU look over the millpond OF heads
10 see him bob up serency under the right ear OF some
unsuspectInc penciller who has dared to lay point
more against the Dwyers fancy than his brethren.
You rush for him-if you happen to De III
search OF tip-but long pe'ore ~.
can knock over a hundred men and tread on hnnoroo
rorns and get cursed by hundred tongues ana arrive
at the spot where last you him, Jakoy has whls
pcred-he always wh.spers-his commission IN tno
car of the bookmaker and is the opposite sac
of the ring doing the same thing in some other pen
ciller's ear The bookmaker. especially Ii no oe
new hand at the business and hnle nervous oVc'
nonseoucnces exposes himself, and at the same oino
cxposes Jakey by sponging out the price against the
borses on which Jakey has bet and lowering IL seVca
points. This gives you chance TO get on anu rue
with the DIVERS. There o few bookmaKers whohl
Jakey never seems able TO surprise mighty low
They always appear TO know what's coming 'Sh'S
may be a millionaire yet
An interesting rumor is to the effect that henry
CLAY Dtmus the tail turf correspondent, has won
over 800 900 this year by backing secono oho'oos
win. As Mr.. Ditmus wears new overcOa, an anu Ga a
pair of new trousers every DAY, ruinor '"""o' 10 '
wrong
"plttsburg Philn is modestly pecldns away at pup,
lie form winning and losing by turns-hAe aii 'Ne
rest Of the folks.
|, The ins and outs of racing:
Old TmerWhaer back n the Koscfe lasl of course
Best horse in the Should have won In walk
D!oNS Nav W. he didn't have no chance. played the
But he beat the winner the other day in walk at
precisely the same weights and IN the same MINI ,i J
Errotnc And he ought 10 have done 1t to-day. de
could have done IL, 100, h--ifI u.h., matters
what he done the other day We're talking bout to-
But the winner had no license to beat him. On
Well you air green for fact Public S.as form m.
to the store an sell pins You won't git along hero
"''' 9Teil Elm me, W what do you play on" ,, g.,
Information mostly That's what bi,l Plsyed s On GodR x
a. se ,s last rs an SanR ssa ao" Moneys Rs
, What did you hear that put you on the VII winner I
Of course there was Job. and you were In with the
fast nor SO strong neither young falleT en-
didn't stand in with no thieyery !es' c
10 as it: YOU said sumPn bout the Rai..Po last time
,nss' %sn IN a~o tro s' we that night rdin up
town on the elevated road ankin over t the races @
two @s ann Enigma sea' 6ne Of
didn't know he l.. GwnSS RsS In E%sms Now thass ass
hnoTed sS he aa pased non on Sday hnowed
KosSiusko So d didn't have no chance"
aWsll reckon there amt no harm in sayin' ono
of 'cm was Mr.. Yearly the owner OF Kosciusko.'
The East and West shake hands In the following
Interesting and friendly style:
rb. Friendly Stakes TO close December 2. BS9) A
sweepstakes ods (oals OF 1885, TO be run
at the summer meeting Of the Washington Park Ciuo
Chicago and meeting OF the Coney lsana
Joexcy Club at sheepsbesd Bay L. J. Of $50 each s25
s3 900 to added by each association Should the same
horse win 81 900 additional In plate or money
will be given half by each association Horses ehtefeo
At either place incur liability for forfeit only and are
entitled to start at both places Those starting
for the Friendly Stakes at Washington Park are entitled TO
start Friendly Stakes at the Coney Island JOCKEY
Club incurring liability for starting fees at the
latter place.
Conditions Of the Friendly Stakes to BE- run at the
summer meeting Of the Washington Park Club ls9o; ;
Colts carry 1l6 pounds lies and geldngs 5 pounds
winner Of any twoycar-od stake At washington Farh
NJ the value of 90 500 TO carry 5 pounds additional
Naidcns having second for race OF the value
of g. 900 allowed pounds. The winner to reooive hall
Of the joint subscriptions and 1000 Of the added money
the second $780, aud the third $3.50 Of the added money
Tive furlongs.
Conditions Of the Friendly Stakes to be run q. the
autumn meeting Of The Coney Island Jockey Cluo le'V
Colts carry lis pounds llies and geldngs 5 pounds
The receive half Of the joint SUBSCRIPTIONS ana
% 900 Of added money the second 800. and the
third $3.50 OF the added money. Winners Of race OF
the value Of s0 000 OF races OF the vauc OF %
EACH to 10 pounds extra Of one race OF the value
Of 5000 OF the value OF $1,000 each pounds
extra. Non.winners OF al 900 allowed pounds FuturHy
course about thr~e-Quarters Of mile.
The sweepstakes will be paid over on October L.
1880 the added money by each ass oc iatlon lmme
datey after each race The value of each race 10 the
winner Will probably be about $4,000, and the only
liability Is S26 for Don-starters.
Nominations must be addressed 10 the clerk OF The
course Of the Coney Island Jockey Club ffth-ave
and Twenty -secOndst York. or TO J. L. Brew
'ster secretary, the Washington Park Club. No. 81
Palmer House, Chicago
1t announced that $40 entries have already been
made for seven Oh the Washington Park Jockey
Clubs programme for next summer The official lists
Just prepared by Secretary Brewster show that the
lAmer,can Derby, under conditions, Is very pop
tular with nrfmen no less than l39 nominations
having been made to It. The Hyde Park Stakes for
lkwoy year-olds, comes next with l35 and the eher.
dan Stakes for three year-ods, third with ninety
one entries. The American Derby is the race In