New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

80, N, ro,,,ou, one dark night in Fifth ave.
The suburban Of 1880 had been rnh "ne u'S ~,
and Raccland was The winner Terra '"''
TO win thousands of dollars N NV W." "
rcprcserted in the contest hn'"'u
,bo coi ~ defeat hi, people sought revenge Nv pr"
NV Sun ,,ch hotv.,-.n him and Rnceland. who rep
ose,tcd the East iumor soon had II ta' the
match had been arranged, 20 II became hc'ess'N !"
,.c Mr. Belmont in order 70 obtain c"hnIn''o" ~
-, . called first al tie Union Climb. but the
Tanker had not vet arrived. he was sopposen 10 " az
III homo further down the avenue ne arc H!hs
49, ,,,o corners were dim. aud between Nnetreh'H
and twentieth SIS. the sidewalk was so dark as 20
put any recognition = faces ont "i me Pu's'lo"'
several persons passed ne rs hurried on o"o
ra,sod slowly using a stick Tor support. and h'a
,.,. b,,, ten wards behind wheE 1t occurred 10 me
,,,, ba must he Mr.. Belmont. RctracinC nv Steps
annroached his side and looking close al MN -"
that was right
Good evening. Mr. Belmont" began.
us snranc of a step two and turning han ronnd
raised his stick threateningy.
Who are Won. who are y0uS" lie exclaimed WIN
vou stop me like this! Who YOU >on dare stop
me I'm the street like this me- August Belmont ,"n
no right TO stop me like this. What you mean VIVA.
yon mean by stopping August Belmont IN Tue street
lie was greatly excited Undoubtedly lie 'no.s"'
ne a rufran bent doing him some hurt or rooD'he
him All the time he kept shaking his stick at me-
ready to strike As soon as possible SPOKE
beg your pardon, Mr.. Belmont for giving YOU SUI"
surprise, and if MI,
Who yOu. who arc you Won odfr A'op "'o i'm"
this ?" he repeated.
IF Won will permit me will introduce myself !
am Mr.. --. of The Tribune.
The stick dropped he threw his arm around my
neck.
am getting old man and you al hrSt ifls"e"e"
me- ] beg Your pardon. What can do for Nou!
hope you not angry.
ACCOMPANIED him to the club and lie did not take
III, arm from INV neck till We reached The door lie
would have talked hour about Raceland he was
50 happy oyer winning the suburban III course H'e
match wa, HNth.
u never make matches" lie said
Well lie did make a match II was away back
Wonder in - and he had probably forgotten H. me
mile record in those ancient dav. was AZ 81 heh
by Alarm Mr.. Belmont believed his gray morse "rN
Planet coud beat IT. and l. LoriId asserted That GRAY
Planet could not beat :i3 Il. The result OF th'>
slight difference of opinion was match for 'l'"" "
side Gray Planet against time. ~ = Inc race
occurred on the old >aratO-a track ana I'll" r'"'c'
made a record Of ! ~ -
,, wa, in the same wear - that Nj Belmont
lou.ht RAadamauthus of Hunter ( naVeIN "kh"u
WA. then a twoNearold. black a. night ana Nj.
l.lmont secured him simply account OF hN color
lie lad I'm his stable gray colt 'iccl ives VINO IAN
in the Travers stake, the opening ia! ol 'o gar"
toga meeting There were eleven starters ana '"'
finish Letyern the first five. !ieirr L"IlllaNN A'"
n W.
tain Conner, stampede and Mr. bemontN steel Eve
wa, exceedingly close and exciting, the shortest "'
head, and hafllead> separating them Mr. hc'"iom
WA, certain that steel Eyes Won. HE spectators
shouted for him [ss g I.4 T' @ @ %ed 5'r heat be
, s, a,tils and Acrobat with Steel Ewes thi'd
Mr. Belmont Was furious - ,.o,~ Il, ox
.'Ths Judge, cannot White horse ne cN
c,aimrd ~ shall get Il BLACK Maybe ihe> VIII
be SO lie bought Rhadamanthn In after ye.rs Rad
be,amo the property the DwycrN ana IL was TIC "o
t,.r road TO
on the day that steel EYES lost the IraveT, stshe1
Tten MADE so the n@i mile record vcI slooc IN
the 1oNoes Side a Morris psf" aieMse hSnsn
olin ns' maj great year in 's"ins an, an
nals IoohDg over the record We 'GmT "eT ,H
Lizzie Lucas. Reform. fcllowcl"fl NandelcI Nag;
Mrnie Nc v":., A.de' KIM 1i'" I," Rnihrr"L
>prln gsoh Preahn-s> Woodbine aud many othei-' al
''"9 e 9;rand stake lie Judge, succeeded in >eeng
vba1ananh us Il, he passed tne post, ana Delighted
Mr. 1.,dS cMS 20 ps by R'a and ram t n'' mile in
winning 1900. intending pee % piae Sr'u '1c az
Of Tonsei Cd and domestic economy. immense IN ~
,nnsr~ucr'on aud design M Belmont l9u-htI Nhth
be d rsc. .9eI aq Fn Intimate friend readily re
fa 1 n haze drp pitaD IRON haGyaa a
lie master Of the nursery dipping 1t o"' himself
NJ Belmont evidently believed that ~ d%yN would
30 nnmIercd before me spring OF ~" InmerGu,
incidents point that concu,on ! }, sir' =, '"a IA,
he he'd lneH" o n"plna1on, ior The srahc> Of tie
io aG iac , >t3T Produce e take, both Of vhh
closed in August OF al TIE oWncr "a tres na f%g,m .
s'a9c, Mr. o sci a@Scnnt | Win a(y 51b lie
fhrrn his personal Nupcrv son. ana irhu 49," ar,
IN mS oaMnS income and expenditures. The sc
counts w-rc cast mp each day ana h' 'o e ,,c aat
Su s'' Wears hi, table never pad expense J.,
reported that the cutire establishment j., 10 family
do not believe il.
The rcur Of TIE oriental Handicap at Giav,.en9 .,
,si vcar came near causing the sudden retirement 81
lr belmont from The turf %, n"o aSed Hcyond
measure TO Sc the geldne pulled "p IN ,e IT, The
n.ddock le Upbraided Garrison IN the Di,ei t I
manner and Wien he left tae track II wa, WI" r r1
nomrs biI anger wa at wmte-hes lie fen thal ne
,sa been dsrrsc At, a, nd d Vns :, T Cy c
senser ea:ns note from Mr. re sG"oh n nslf an
to my noH> |nkrr %a giving him instructions 70
catalogue his entire racing est@bnSh ISM EN-, ny Gor."
ne'trniinin, yearinc, broodmaIes. stations and all
lie was done with racing. He wanted the sae to
ta Gn pIa Sc T TaaWn S night The who was
also old friend called viii rongn aHnS t frame
OF mind-hc coud not remain long ONT OF mhor
you doni think should retire 60 E9n,. he :,a
No. r IN my said he II viii wait awhile
The catalogue went into the IRE. aid Tie anc''i"ef
one wreck later Nj. Belmont wa" zen ~ ms n a,
cus,nmcd ga. IN the tn~T~' stand al Jerome Pdr";
pns,do MIN sal carr son The spectator who thri1go
the Grand stand locked on IN amazemcnt not rcaizihs
81 al that his was BcnOnt'S way Of Informing
su the world that he no Longer believed Ms jockey
guilty - pulling ia"c!and. The Siappc' iOdc Hanv
- r,ce. for him afterward. and a. the close OF The
scason was presented with A. fine 4 cirpn~net'r n
money could buy" FROM Aucu>; benout - T. II
Garrison.
Mr. Relmolt loved his horse, and often wont 4" ~,
.,,hc Ia see them. one morning. ing Garlic
,han usual he missed Rowe and the duty OF showing
"a l. head
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