The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04
EXCITEMENT AT ELIZABETH.
SIXTY B0OKMIKERS IRRESTED, BUT
ALL RELEAsBD ON BAIL,

SIXTY BOOKMlKERS IRRhSTED, BU1
ALL RELEAsBD ON BAIL.
An Absurd Att.u.pt 90 Revive = AEoribund
Statute that VIII Fac In Smoke-Niks
Daily sprines Three Good Things On the
Wing-ImA n. Beaten By Eon-Lottis
Gets the Roseiie Stakes.
The war begun on Friday by Messrs. De
Lacey and Murray. keepers OF pool rooms In
this city against the New Jersey Jockey Club
and the bookmakers doing business on the
races at the Elizabeth track OF that orRaniEa-
tion, Rayly on yesterday. bailih and sew.
eral assistants making over sixty arrests In
the ring during the afternoon.
Before business began President Dwyer In
formed the bookmakers that II they would con-
tinue as usual he would DO responsible for any
action the authorities might take. The whole
sffair IL an effort on the partnof the pool-room
keepers mentioned to square accounts with
the New Jersey Jockey Club for Withholding
Information concerning the races, thus pre-
venting them doing any business In the city.
and the old New Jersey law which classes
places where betting is carried on under the
head Of disorderly houses was the medium
employed. It was this Same law three or four
years ago that caused the arrest OF A. J. Cas-
satJ and other gentlemen at Monmouth Park.
and the present case will end as that one did.
President Dwyer was fully prepared for
emergencies yesterday, and as fast as
the bailin and his assistants tcould
visit the ring. make their arrests
and take them to the secretarys offloe, they
were released by Judge Mccormick Of Eliza
beth on 500 bail each to appear when wanted.
Secretary Hugh D. Mcintyre OF the New Jersey
Jockey Club was surety in every instance.
Among those arrested were Boil Lichtenstein
OF Appleby d Co.. G. W. Baumsn. Doc Ander.
son. Jones Of Jones & Co., J. ]. Carroll, r. 8.
scofln. and M. shipsey Of Shipsoy d Co.. but
scarcely any OF the sixty odd men doing bust
ness, save Harry Stedecker and Robert Irving.
who were arrested on Friday. escaped. Tho
complainant in the case is Joseph Price Of
Roselle, NJ He 10 in tho employ OF Peter
De Lacey. and was a sheet writer In the city
pool rooms controlled by De Lacey until tel
days ago. Beyond the annoyance and incon-
venience. the New Jersey Jockey Club offloisls
are linclned to regard the lafIair in q farcioal
The crowd was By all odds the largest that
every foot OF available space in the grand stand
and lawn being occupied while the races were
being run. A conservative estimSte places the
attendance at 1000 persona. The feature OF
the programme was the Roselle stakes for
the iayorite, Best Boy. had made the running
m R tSo Dl SOq ses ~ Ec aS ss so 81
ing the race to the speedy dapahter Of John
to on: In fact the public seemed to be salts.
ned With any price. The victor has been most
time no had strong man in the saddle eaps-
BILE Of keeping him straight at the end. lima BIS
collapse at the end Of seven furlonRs indicates
At the nish .n Be INV G ran A up to SS his
tRan be- k sna
is the giant brother, to Eolo that has never run
enough to carry "a house. Hamilton landed
him suPerbly and yesterdHy,s race ts but the
had some good things bottled up and placed
spsnne 40 laeo to wfS 6sSks sd R@ the
finish aeoPss Barber rode eSss R n
terms with Kenwood DO would have won. Then
&c i S d T BE- sS S.s tTS Sdds s
Stonehenge. one out Of Maxim land the other
was beaten away Of; To-day the genuine
Rosa very SPEEDY lly Was sprung on 90 =, IN IN
po.sccoqnt lilly Of few days ago, the talent
lei her alone. Only those on the inside made
T6spe nEambs4
Verify there are no flies on the DAILY family. The
Rosa became his for $3.50. an advance OF
$3.50 above the entered figure. Rosa was fast
IL ba m Of
King Idle carried Days colors through In tri-
Smph In the clOsng event OF the day at nia
owner. Highland Lass proved herself q clink-
con eding weight to ali her opponents, Bat
tersby. Lakewood. and Count Luna were the
only ones in the third. these three outrunning
Col Simmons has determined to give Bum. |
the jockey who was ruled OF at New Orleans |
Kari. one more Chance. The boy Is under ee H
tTact to ride for the Beverwyck Stable. and the |
Colonel has consented to his resuRinG mis- du-
Tor The Castle Stable on Diablo and other |
horses.
THE FIRST RACE.
Fitzroy and Kenwood were both very strong |
y supported for the oDenilG dash at 1--WE fur
onRS. Garrison having the mount on the
and Goldfish being the outsiders. RenWood
got away IN front and with Homeopathy sec
ind 5e showed the way to the head q the
1ing II came 20 drive St the end. and in
whipping finish Kenyood won by very short
asSS 6r SRa GSSStsr who in turn beat
Pur.. 500 q which 500 to second and $50 TO third;
] IsiSssa.s 3 9. TsnvOOd By Vslss.tO-Ksts
psiSS Giosi:r ii! 1srs..l .......:...
Homeopathy h'i~ fIS. 'P Fds s1'An'A also ran
Pobt BstIina-AgsinSt FtEToy 8 20 8. KsnUOod o 70
Mds.,POR Sc L Homeopathy 10 i'oiO''sr " tO
THE sEOokD RACE.
Highland Lass and Ely we're the good thugs
Or the second event Tor tw3S,ysAT.olaa: The
tlposE fr9p tbs lrst Jump. and 70 dri'IaE
lnlsb Highland Lass won ~ . short neck Fly \
saS third, two lengths away IA Highland
ass was giving bEBy good deal o. weight
nd yet ran IN :03. her Taoo makes hST bsATlT
iTbt-elAsh
russ $500 q Sbish 500 second ASs 90 % tLiTS,
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Count Luna BAS tho fSgOTtis soT ths ceiling
ace that eAlln lhlFd 90 tie Nf0hfAfnln6. Jim