New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
A. H. KING & co,

deal with the Havemeyers ahd other millionaire
holders Of shares in the stu greater trust wmch
has repeatedly shaken Wall Street to It's fouhoauonS
The Colored Trust may not be especially particular
about the Dutch standard butt like the inside manu-.
facturers Of sugar certificates 1t seems TO DO haoio "
theirs to get there all the same
Carnegie was Q strong second choice in the second
race, and Kern. with Hamilton up, had many 1riehos'
but both Of them ran atrocioualy
The only favonte of the day who came In first WAS
Captain Wagner In the third race for twoyear-oids.
with Taral riding at to 1. But silverado showed
much speed in the homestrech. caught Captain wage
ner forced Taral to do ell that he could ana would nave
defeated the favorite but that he swervsd badly.
Riley was withdrawn from the fourth race, and
Cassius was made an even-money favorte because Oh
his recent brilliant work. while Eurus ridden ey
Fosom with Clayton 'i in tie saddle beat them BOTH
coming up the outside ~ the last furlOns, and won
tom iCH f Enc dspasssd wreck as the most bat
s Bessie K was inst snooe the betting in tho nth
while The ana Fan the Fan A WHICH cS'
Daily bought from Mr.. withers, was not much nncled-
and tho betting against him c1 rose Sm w 70 10 TO dn
jane colt third: i cad hat e Iii: -: n2 o.:
is' ,ss1: v su.psndsd HSston "f French
s.sS g. Psss and s hi asn1s
rom the s start that Foster who rode St. was not
sss ~ 81 pss with Little Jim second end
Tide third. .,,.. ,,.., r....,,.v IN v.,:, Clan,
Pearl Set and Folsom while Tarsi won two on Dap.
tain Wsgener and Puzzle.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE 5000. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
SIX FURLONGS.
& ss'''n Fl.
1 yt ~ S'fHs II
Greenwich Stables ch h. EolSfI ,St laS 81 p,
E. t s. Mshine,. 5: /: Ssiii: ss
E. Corrig.n'. b 6. G. W. Cook. s 81 =,
W. c. DAILY. b. h. E.s.'oy. 5. 1os sss; ,.o, m'
W. ii II. T. Smiths b. h. Al Fariox,. s. Iiz
Sire ,si Sro .i's e. m. Belle doi. ~ ~
r. McKsnes q. 9. Crseksman, 4. ioz:..; :.
WIFI. Hs; s,s! e. K T. 1 y:nA Nj; Sssa 81 ao
pwyer Bros b. Q. Congress, B. l92:::y ma m .,
J. H. Mcoormiek's b. c. Monsoon. Iis;; "a "A
Bevsrwyck Stables b. f. Minue.s 9 90 a on ~
j. H. @'ss'' S'on'''' '''''s tMl.rj soo-l 1901
Volunteer, Eclipss and Punster it, did not start Tho
Brunette eeldiag and Kitty Van MADE the running ou
Mabel Glenn came through In the strsoeh ane won sM
hv Icooth Eolo second length and half beforo Nellie
nv WIN got OF rather badly and did not have ehance
n az tend herself till the last furlonE g. W. COOK had
sys,v chance V VIM but seemed to Be outpaeed all the
way. - -
SECOND RAcE-PURsE $500. NoN.wINNERs OF
$500 IN 1880. 10 BELOW THE scALh- oNL
MILE s. Betting Fl,
r. R,own,s b. T. Pearl Set, BY Fslsetto-,
Pearl Tss'p ": 100 ios , Zen; s 81 p
p~!ef bros.' D. /" A"'""A-' " " (raralj 9-5 Ito
h l. f Ssy. a. o Mamie g. ,S' g,
D. x. Honis's :. i. Carnegie. sgs4 liz; ILL.,
g. f. smith. b. 6. Kern I, III h,sn%nnsonlo u
Empire sA''' T'..,. y.,! sqIDiiSJS0 ''-i s0-i
J. Dslsnoss On. :. Phnan1ei III Dseksf 2o-l 81
49,. II. to0S&affIsiS s,l, g S-i i iS-
Tme-1 H55.
Prince ndwssd made hs running to tho head q The