New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-25
THE TINE FOR MUD HORSES.
ceuY wEBFooTED BRUTDs IN DEMAND
NOW.
PRESIDENT pwYERs RETALIATION AGAINST
THE DE LACY coNspIRAToRs.

PRESIDENT DIVERS RETALIATION AGAINST
THE DE LACY coSspIRAToRs.
The rain It raneth every day, and going to the races
,snr funny .. ALL II is not possible TO tell yea how
ars>ry il was 1t Elisabeth yesterday. Only tho inner
most rccesses of the grand stand were ana
Great many persons the sport ~ through glass
darby Yet there was good betting and plenty on J"
m the rtng where moth doth not corrupt but wner0
thieves do at times break through and steal. Inc
-ces DO not deserve extended comment, 20 lacking ~e
thev in all that constitutes trials Of speed ana onuu
.noe among thorou shbreds Maidstone walkeo on vie.
the first race and Eon with the third Bosa VIZ
screaming favortes with odds on. Bettors anu w.
makers were so cocksure that Eon would oeat on
pease that there literally no betting on Inc
MANY pencillers, however laid against nme, o.ee
10 70 that the race would not be run In 50
that IL would be run In less than 49, anu . "
IL would be run In worse than 1 at -. g..
numerous takers Of the over and unoer P'i' 800,
could be tempted to bet on l "a nat ~ A.. d..
example of the foolhardiness Of betting men '' w,
dared to risk their money on ana asans' -. 0,ren
,.sess,nc the SLIGHTEST knowledge OF the orue,e so"
nv the owners OF the two horses 70 tnei' 'oo~s'e'
Michael DIVERS instructions 70 hamn'o -, -,
With Chesapeake; II he tries to go ou' ~, 80 a.
" he VISITS wait with him and come ""S ~ u'o
.t,.4ch {, slack Joyncr said to Alien: Nv " tue
mont and stay there as long as you ean DUN
,ocn.vs ,ode 10 orders and tho result was as pretS
race As you ever for six furonss. Inc nrst NAN
mile vas run in that deep mud IN oo LIZ Nconos'
rhcn Chesapeake had enough-Chcsapeake Is no hoe-
IVA Ron xaIked away from him. Mr. Joyner declares
~ =, ,os haa enough Of Eon Hereafter he'll fight
w., ~ him. he'll treat him as he learned TO treat
.ror-namrnt-let him severely alone and devote his
,,antion 10 dressing OF the selling platers
r,src lost his uaidenhood in the second race.
I.nanto squeezed home by q narrow margin In the
,or,th Renounce captured the fifth in tight finish
%nnk LAST
ssre STYLE after lounging along near the rear for
-, mile The start the fifth race was the cause OF
-. hash words between Philip Dwyer and Mr.. Cald-
ali The latter informed that ne was not tne
,y starter in the world. and hts retort was that he
eos ready at any time to give the flag to some ono
,o Mr. DIVER thought Mr.. Caldwell rather dia-
tory in giving him what he deserved In the matter
-, starts Really, Mr.. d. ought not to complain
I, n fact that Houston did not get OH IN 'front.' put
he was I'm his stride when the flag fell ana was not As
hdv treated as one other horse in the race who car
red the hopes and fortunes Of two estimablc turfmen
II was due 10 Lambey that Houston did not win ana 1t
vas due 10 Mr.. Caldwell that the other horse men
toned did not win The Dryers have lost fewer races
bv bad starts than any other owners on the TURF
The arrest Of Michael Dwyer, president OF the New
Jersey Jockey Club, on THURSDAY was
trivial matter far as he was con-
oucnces for one Park skahin. of the De Lacy gang,
and one jeremiah Murphy. skalill. who is not an
ohcer Of the law, made the arrest without vesuge
of authority, and Mr. Dryer, who was discharged oS
Justice Frazee, Railway yesterday, because tnere
WIS no case against him. has taken out warrant ior
the apprehension Of Skah on charge OF conspiracy
and false Imprisonment Detective Hess OF Elizabeth
vas in Jersey City last night looking for Skahu and
his contederates-James Stein, jeremiah Murphy ana
Louis Price II is believed that the whole party has
taken refuge In this city .ou.,
Iambey, who rode Lepanto to victory In the fourth
and spd unch
anxiety get of In front has been s1spenoea lor ae
rest Of the year. OF course Mr. Caldwell VIII reieh'
In FEW hours
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST 8AcE-HEAvY HANDICAP. PURSE 5000.
SIX FCRLoNGS.
g. Betting Fl.
7S:1sfs sssss.' Fl Ha-s: Asf':sas = S
%ses Sf hso:h en- eS S'G NJ Leila Nay as 81
g. j. johnson. blk. 6. Daisyran. s.; los d Ia
Time-l 21ls
rn.,as K.nvood Carrie c. and Veronica were with.
drawn Glory got OF in front to good start ~hch was
made at the first break but Maidstone passed her m 'e
fur!ong remained in front al the way ana won N
walk by lengths Glory second. three lengths pci0
Leila May who beat Dalsyrian head.
SECOND RACE-PURSE 5000. MMDENs. ef-Lh'
s. ss''? F.
nooohaa r. b. Yrs. Fn is. by ff3s'Rs 81
NJ T. Donovans ch 6. Silent. =. io5..,;i,;.o Al S.
Written Brothers br. 6. Rock, b lol ia :,
C. Days Matinee fedHs D. . La Sa - 1O1 Al
Nassau Stables Oh. g. Hamburg. 4 los. ~. =,
L. Harris b. G. Duke OF Leinstcr. ! io4 e, o,
C. H. Johrs be Span!ard g. 81 (McCauley 4O-l 1o-l
i 81 AehtFInAn Co.'S b. T. hGSf Donald col 81
sun0' S'A'" D. C. '1''0'' o. tGredej 4o-l Isl
Time-1 1874.
Silent took the lead and made the running I'LL
half way down the homestrctch when he was passed ov
Fustc. who won clevcry BY length and han elen.
second four lengths before the Matinee geolng NO D'u
for the winner Spenda San JOSE Jersey Pat ana thc
Brunette celdng withdrawn.
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500. n BELOW THE
SCALE. ONE MILE.
81 Betting;
Dwyer Brothers b Eon. by Eq aa@,,ns Ia Gu,
L. j. Joyners Oh. g. Chesapeake, 8, lSo:; On,
Time-1 :46la.
Cynosure, Loantaka. Punster IT., Lord OF the haren
Quotation and Craftsman were withdrawn twas Close
race for half mile then Eon drew away and won In
canter by six lengths $500,
--'- 81 Betting f.
Pay is 4sp ant b kiGs asSr 81
Nj. Hosan's 5 6. Tom 6onchas; no Allen 81 So
,D- Neco'm!'A' b. h''ini De assa 1s- 81
W ~ sands's Irls colt l0j tOstello 1O-l 81
T. H. GARRISON b. c, Siephisto; los saoa; 70,
W. L. SCOTS Aela colt. 1903 ecker lo-l 81
W b. Hanson, b. c. W. b. H.; 100: .iidi; ,oo IN,
Toland & Callers b. c. frankie T.. los IN N
D. A. Honigs CHI. f. Park Ridge Id; .
supo Stables CHI g. Ptoemy. 1903 (Crsdle 4o-1 ID
l. . hA""-" ~ - $50 CIIamcocD 1901 3o-1
T. + Furnishes ch. c. Gold Pen 1is. - a.
L. r. oOi"7N' ~ (ScutchcOn) J0-1 POL
Athena Stables be Dctum. TO- tMdeey loo-l so
This LepaDto's race all the way "e'''ns V" !"
,.n, ,,- evero brcakaways made the whole Of the
running and won ridden out by a neck; Tom Donohne
second length and q half before Latina Bolton Lad
Ella Clutches Mr. Sass, Forerunner ana Josie w. dd
not start. No bid , -
FIFTH p,CE-pURSE 5000. SoNwINNERs IN
1880 SELLING RACES EXCEPTED. 10 " BE-