New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
prTER DE LACY LOCKED UP.
.pprsrEb On A CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY
,.,,SG IN RAIN AND MUD AT ELIZABETH
FIVE FAvoRITEs BEATEN.

Pain and mud robbed the NcwJcrsey Jockey Clubs
r,,cramme Of many attractions. but did not prevent
s.rrl thousand persons from visiting tic Elizabeth
81 They saw fve iavorites beaen-Cynosurc. Dr.
us.hrcurs Riley. Carrie c. and Aurania The Only
one 70 get home in front was Reporter. who forcot 10
IN and therefore could not do otherwise than VIII
The greatest amaSement was Gunwads defeat Oh
pney Monohan, on tho latter. threw the race away
aner he had slowed snugly In his sleeve watson
Who rode GuIfTad, Is no great Shakes himself
Nm, having invested some Of his own money
On the colt. his riding characterized DS
.xt,eme energy and dossd pertnacity IL INC
n,,n. unvarnishcd truth be told. Watson Simply
40 not know when he beaten 50 nc hep'
regung away to win that bet IL Is n.s1 ~,
romm.rdable trait In Jockey not to know "he', NC
IL beaten. Most Of the babies IN the s""oiNt 80
A.rs dive up too soon. MoIohaL wanfeo 10 Wiz W
in4sed thought he had won after the horse P - ~. -"
post and many spectators agreed with NM 'u'
oere wrong. Gunwad by shoEt h."o
Mouohan had not eased his mount "no' he .n' -as.ns
hd disposed OF Gunwad Riley Woao nave P"''eU
the post first .,,. o.-,
GRANTEES victory in the first race was eaiN ea-1'
and his owners were reported to have pf'n'a lAfseH
by IL. Thoy also won handsomely on tneir con-
ss..a., an ~. second race backing him at 30
for = plaoe Dr. Hasbrouck, the favorie IN this
rare had . hard struggle with certain Text on
Wednesday and probably he'd not wholly Nco'ereo
nom it, He ran pluckily but was forced 10 ylclQ m
the komestretch 10 Young Grace. whose clever owner
,owed her 10 run at 10 to l, though he backed
=. ~. ,ro.brcr for a sinai! sum. Woodcuttcr was
sga.,. third he is in nearly every race ne runs
This honest colt, game pebble ought to have a
rood lJns rest Well used and not abused he would
win may rich stakes in 1891.
Isrr.c c. WIS not able TO concece Mamie b. eight
naoDd, N the fourth race. The start not good
one bu: il seemed mach worse than il really was. be-
cause Mamie B.. who. like al Your Uncle William
hOrc has hcpn
NJ, shot 10 the front and opened comfortable sap
heflre the others in their stride Carrie C. a.
peard to hang fire for moment and lost ground
which he could never make up.
Reporter won the fifth race without serious effort
and Fury captured the sixth in romp.
The programme to-day closes the Elizabeth track ior
tie present. Racing viii be resumed there on Tue''
dav Norember 4. The intervening tine Will be O.
cpved w the Linden Blood Horse Association.
The ares; and temporary Incarceration Of Peter De
Iacv gave all the friends Of racing the utmost sat!S'
Ast,on Sergeant Hess, Of the Elizabeth police force.
uiDp~d the terror yesterday afternoon IN Broad-St.
s7L hrkec him Up at Police Headquarters. The officer
Was armed with warrant charging the willy Peter with
c--su.-lcy lie had similar warrants for John 3.
proyon constable in the service of De Lacy Par.ck
sksh Ie Lacy's sheet writer and em.sSary at large:
Louis Pr.ce, an Elizabeth sporting man: j. Stein
va, caused trouble az NJ nCoUth Park in july and
u stfce William Frazen. OF Railway, who held court one
CIV
NE locke, clubs grounds. skahill followed his chief
n D-.on late in the afternoon bu; the rrsC Of tho
De LAZY gang had not lcen arrested at the hour Of
going 10 press.
Al O'Clock Peter found friend and soon at
lsrCr acaa. swearing vengeance. Councilman VI. W.
Hal-ey oae Of thu pure white pillars OF the Rev d.
Kemps,aiis church. presented himself It headquarters
and went On the prisoners bond. Justice Hetheld
fxed the bail a. $500 and De Lacy will have to appear
the Of court ~ do his best TO explain why
AID on what grounds he caused the arrest OF Henry
=t.sicher. who ccntr!es bookIn2ker. but who
IN these halcyou c1y> 10: the turf Is only simple
in0fensive citizen. The warrant which this great
AID good SteGcheI arrested on Tuesday
chargcd him with making a book october IL al the
Elizabeth racc.iack. and was one Of big bctch Of
blank warrant issued b. Justice Frazee and
i.id ont bv Peter himself Now, Peter
id not know that Sted,.ker was making q
l.r7 the occasion mentioned. but he believed Ii
n h, heart ard riskcd his liberty in writing Sede
H. nam. in TIE warrant. Therein Peter erred
,er,onsiy He overreached himself very far, ana may
suhor. .., l.,
E,lHabethp1rf. judge George Neil in the chair. he
quickly convinced the cart that the charge against
lowed IL Ec:Iicly. Ihel >t>,ichcr WhpIe su,Ee M
hi2 against the wicked Peter. vowed TO do some
commo,dtrd h.El with the above mentioned warrants
Per- Oc;Hd UP. >hahill locked up, and Kun.
you Pro-. >t"in and Fr'7"e are likely 70 he iockh
Up. thDuSh the sur fIr" was hidden IN banks
= DOW 81 lind all CAV, >t"lthrrs Snone aud cli~tcncd
GO l. :,rled amazingly. rejecting all OYER the quar-
tnr-:~1ch the -It~fd nn'r c)nsciOusness Oh bis re-
.tud the war -cs merrilv on.
NJ. CaGWc "Js IA rampage YESTERDAY. George
fined so each bad D".avio. at the post.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST EAcl-9vR>I 300. SPECIAL CONDITIONS.