The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-15
RACING MEN IN HOT WATER.
TRUE Bills AGAINST TEN BOOM
MAKERS AND TWO JOCKEY CLUBS.

Yesterday Something Novel for Get
away DAy-SeVeraI Good ThInE- WeAt
Through, but Supervisor ut 20 TO
Let somebody Down Heavily
The New Jersey authorities gave their
racing friends parting salute ycsterday when
the Grand Jury found true bills against the
New Jersey Jockey Club. the Linden Park
Blood Horse Association. and ten of the book
makers who have been doing business on their
tracks
A sheriff visited the Linden course and whom
his presence became known, lust before the
sixth race. nearly every man in tho ring re-
vi. snH 10y W LIS SUI ="
oruer tnat the oucerw would DO unable TO luenu-
~ SnS 'nG aon2 to bust
- ~ I.,.as -. .ts -, ~. 80. ,nt'
ana DOC ANDERSON were tue only men whose
names are down correctly In the indictment.
zhile the others are rnired nm in such N faabion
, ..o u'S W. :" ',i l"e"'o"
tnst 'nere VIII Do plenty oil luh nolulnS mem
tions will stand by tho indicted men
~ tbo ,ost ond ,ho shorir, woa
u tho iaSt' anu 'Ho cnerlE was
assured that they would be on hand whenever
wanted. 1t was getaway day at Linden. the
last day OF the meeting and contrary to oil
traditions on such occasions six favoritcs wero
successful out OF seven the only outsider to
win being Supervisor In the milo race. Stock
'on "as uesoi,eu5 'a'ot..e IN 'ne openins
9Nens, anu w".'nx unt.l 'ne s'rescn, ha,waru.
in fast time. The lssaauenna tlly. the choice
oo ,ne ,o o1u ,h the
long Little Jim md Puzzle were t the good y
things for the third. but old Supervisor moved
down evervthine In tho stretch and lanled tho
long odds OF 70 to l. bIackthorn. another out
slider running second. Prince Howard with
Hamilton up was favorite over the field for the
was cake.waIk Tor him. winning hands down
with old Brian Boru IN the place. BIZ Barnes,
six and q half furlonGs In go very close to the
pes 4est ON Fecodd Ghnpmnn was
superb race on the big son Of OnondnEa. The
f hnal event was thought to be- as good as ever
be b made NJ Tho TIg,nninE snd mHnaFe1 to win
f AtT9Ed head the Affair lilly " very close
Father B nay %ns lined 30 SH for being late
''N 'D' " 80 ' THE TU%I FIRST u' RACE ncN'' D'A'
STOCKTON vss the favorite for the oneninp
Inbn hcinr the the most fnvnrad Of tho uthers Nv
Fellow cut out the pace until the head Of the
stretch. whore Gloster, stockton. and Lady
Pnlsifer drew out. kr. stuart'e horse ultimately
Lady Pulsifer two lengths for the place.
Consolation purse so! of which 500 to second and
Linden: six and q half turionEs s.,,.,.,,. n,,
L. SipH'f S en- ssgSEtoh US openo'hr't-Donot
+ io Ssys Oh siO ssr fu,eer U
o.,n.rn,T.n Tins '13It r,,,rov .,o,.
P9st BeitnE-Ten To- on stockton; fitZToy; TO L
IS Is ion on' NV Fsow ~ TO- "'o''ef f''nA' e"en
THE SECOND RACE
The iss,aq que My ,CH,spar and the Made;
luo COll GIL ihu uthNy iollO TX LOT tue SeCunu
t%r NV adeps s6 5feS ead start
il II rust. yoIiett made the rann5ne ansil
Ny . n2ne o MneH and came
the Madeline colt; who beat TrestIe two lengths
horse in the race as he made up a lot ofground |
and was giving away weight.
Con.oat..n purse OF s:11 Of which sloo to second |
and I'd, no, MON a, LRssn nvG ou o
M BeraenJ .'.' 49,
I. stnarts Madeline colt i9s HAmbley,
N0'"' SURFING colt AH Tim mas H atsSs ran
Pos, BETTING -Aganst issaauena aIIy to s; Caspsr
g n.s"is colt 500 Ssls.a' strI!ns eo!t $50
i '0He' W 70 uyp'y n' 1,A" s"'A '00 10
,,... - 80 10 80 ~
the third event al, a mie, the others being a!
rnnnioG uadSr the WHIP me oid Gelding cut out
and Blackthorn. Souvenir. and 1had Rowe
bowed IN front. Little Jim and Supervisor
were the most prominent Of the second bunch.
In the run mono IuZZle looked ike a winner.
~ m ~ iast anu DupSt ,isUr po'h neaaea
erad ,sinninS oonS raca S'us, .ne Jus, Iast
Hale 1bnrn ,r6o bost pul1Is ~ n erH arV 5
~" niaco "H' o'"S uN' wv ieuHtus AoF
pDt,aSn, ., Witch s,oo - ,.oor, ,,o,o,,,,,
.nS o, whcn s 70 second ana "'o TO third;
H. A. koT,on'S b. = Supervisor, S. by Buckd.p-Nr.
iiris6y 100 IYiyp1) 't' ''O' - - '
Vim. Brooks blk h; BlAckthorn, aged 81 tverplanckl
R. {: Aynstons ch m Puzzle s. y tJone.l -. 8
III. I'M "a r ~ NY ihAl
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- bo,n unnrx,ln. Thsa H.. w 'S III
az ~, % GuR T, ln~q ione hAERS n: MY
III !" - 1870 Enh o., jpn, eAoH 70 70 !;
o,ir, IU I HIA.S eGTn -" ~ SouNSnIr tuto
III ~ ~ ~ - ''0'' W W - Dun' i"o Doe'of'
,,,r ,,o,r-r ,.u
pJpca Howard una n f,xor,to or.r ,ho eo,5
~ n,r, 49,, mnS 10 o.ei Iio ielu
Or 'ue IouLtu event. put NOT d low look Il
NANCE on Stonomason 10 knock down tho
inch. 81; Luxe ana Stonemason cut our the
work for half u mile. where Brian Boru and
rince H9Tard made their run. Then II was