The sun., 1891-01-22
HONEST RACING YESTERDAY.

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'tro BEr11so. AND CONVENIENTLY NO
PULLING. At CLIFTON
'Chs CITY Pool Rooms Were Compelled 20
Close - tho CommissieA Dodge woula
Not work-Emory ana stedeksr 10 =
Fair Business on the Quiet-1rr. Eage-
man VIII Continus xasins-1xr. Wal.
baum Says Nothing Caa step Guttenbure.
There wcrs probably 1000 spectators seat.
tered about the grounds Of the Passaic County
Agricultural Society at Clifton yesterday after
noon while six races were being decided on
track that. under its covering Of mud and
water was as hard and f,inty as Broadway
'payement
It is surprising that 80 many persons visited
the track when It was an absolute certainty
that there would be no betting. for nobody at
tends the winter race tracks save for the pur-
pose OF speculation. ani pretty game It has
been at Clifton for months past. Prosecutor
Gourley gave Mr. Engeman and his associates
TO understand. ON Monday last. that there
could be no violations OF the law and there
was no racing on that day; but tho President
of the Passalc County Agricultural Society.
who did not tell the true reason for the post.
poncment on Monday. came to the conclusion
on Tuesday that he would race any way. which
meant that he would endeavor to make the
track pay without bookmsking. for not
single man could be secured to DO business.
knowing full well that hs would be arrested
the moment he accepted bet.
Yesterday was the first of the new depar-
ture. The book makers feos have all along
paid tho purses and the gate and
all other privileges have been net profit
There was no open betting at Clifton ysster-
day, but sam Emery. Loon Stedeker. and few
kindred spirits. mane books or the ely. and
not q little money changed hands on each
event OF course. these men did not accept bets
from Tom. Dick. or Harry. but before the close
of the day there were many who wished that
their acquaintance had not extended 10
Messrs. Emery and stedeker The betting
ring was deserted. and enc OF Mr.. Gourley's
assistants visited tho place and took photo
graph Of the deserted stalls. to show that no
business was beinR DONE A few detectives
mingled with the throng. but they saw nothing
wrong. The city rooms were closed. too. for
the first time In many months. They could
mot accept bets under the plea that they were
eimply commissioners and placed the money
ct the track. aud so they were compelled to
SssIdsnts q FssssIo county and pPs..,ss7!sr; P r:
y 2f the city Of Paterson h say that ~ the j Clifton
" corrupt for some time that a general optery
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pulling horses is An everyday ocousrenos.
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ofs a' liz
and in bis day after day to make good
herse 81 smother color. It is the bookmakers'
pa ds that has % the
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horse that DO was anxious. % coordipe f to a. in.
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taius 81 the son Of Longfeiiow either: Joe joe
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tesa Shs ceys'1Iy s,'Gy for the place; ,,,,.r,...
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $780, OF which $50 to second for fouysassids
end upward; selling allowances; one mile and = quar-.
ter.
ois:s dI. an; Son.,A .ssd BY Joe Hooi'r
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Baltimore and sAnhpss also s,1s ran.
't THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 Of which So second, for all ages; to
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RtYsssids ssssiss biz C. milton. t;mb,y
Ds Lonks Dr. kAnssville. ! lBarton) y
Major Tom, Roger and Monsoon also
Time i:3ax
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse etoo Of whoh o7o to second and sa6 TO third.
Tor thrss-ysarodS; three quarters Of mile
". sAaborn'S blk Q. Zsd, BY PlEaro-Tss Rosa %
pa konifs biz T. irens b.. 81 IN, HiiD .........;
H. NgSOImicks br. Ella T., loe (Flynnj ..........
A. o. H., Battle Cry and Truth also ran.
Time. :2l.
THE ROuRTH