New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
THE JAR on NEW-JERSET RACETRACK$
NEW rGoR IN THE CRUSADE AGAINST CLIFTON
AND ELIZABETH PEOPLE.

NEW yIGoR IN THE CRUSADE AGAINST CLIFTON
AND ELIZABETH PEOPLE.
] Indigo Van sycRel. in the Union County Court at
Elizabeth " j.. yesterday imposed sentence Oh INC
Linden Park Association and Ncw-Jcrscy JocNcS 'ap'
convicted Of maintaining orderly nousc' ~"
was sentenced 10 pay fine OF 5000 ana c''.9' ''-c
Van sycIel congratulated the people Of the county
that inre, couid found in il fearless enough 10 pun
is such fragrant violation, Of the law ana warned he
dofondants that if they again dcicd the Ia" ab.dng
sentiment Of the county and continued their evil
PRACTICES which were fostering sores on thc community
carving contarion and corruption To all Drought WIN
I'm their pernicious influence, thcy' inc rdoc'i"'N
associations would find the law had ho' yet cA""'ScN
IFS remedies against them under the convictions al
ready obtained The me WIS thc cA"'''O i'' W.
court could inlict.
large number OF Paterson people found tmr
heavy on their hand, yesterday afternoon Inc 'r""u
VIII, went 10 the Err station 10 get t'he'' "r ''
Clnon track We're disappointed to be 'ou '"''c VIZ
no racing, although ii was the ieguir udS' II'
management had word that there wa u ~ I"'u ~
thc Pas-aic County authorities. Prosecutor 'o"rmY
had Instructed seven con,tabcs with police detectives
70 ,1,lt the track Yesterday and arrest the managers
and Loohmikcr, understood 10 have been indicted by
the Grand jury La, Friday II would have been
good chance 10 put them all in JAIL a. tHerc WI" De
no court in session 10 take bail TIL lhui''aN'
The gambler, got word OF what wa> intended, ana
although the officer. did q, they instructed aud
went To Clifton they found the place deserted, ~ In
fact they had expected. Tor they I'm turn fai learned
that the gamblers knew Of the intended raid George
Fngeman and other officer OF tie racing assoc at on
wer i'm Paterson during the afternoon, and iarctouNF
said the racing had been abandoned because the TRACK
was icy and there moi skate, enough Tor al TIC
horses. some predicted that the clifton TRACK ad
received il, dcatl-bow. but there were rumos That
racing would be resumed "Wednesday with new LOT
81 boolmahcrs. II j. expected that some of uf lh
dictcd gamblers will be arra=ucd in court tomorrow
The indictment Of the Clifton acctrack 0nc1l'
may be followed by similar acton against the an
thOrtc, Al Guttcnhcic. i'm which case there VIII prob
ably be 4 union of turf interests IN NcwrJcI-cE Tor
the purpose Ct securing ia" enactment 81 measure
like the I've, Pool law IN TIM state" 20 long rs Gore
Euccnan and george Na!haum enjoy ab-o.ut" 'nllh
ntv from punishment IN their respective tOuhlr~.
P,~,ac and Hudson. just long Will they stand a"1t
from the Other Jockey clubs lu tie cu"rt 10 -'cuic
favorable legislation. Eu-cmdn J. now ~ the tolls
" allaum may follow. II begins - look a, II there
would be an end f racing in NcwJcr~cy II rom:thns
Is hot accomplished IN the legislature. \ pool bll!,
permitting betting on races during period OF MY
days for each club woud answer every purpo-'. and
II Enccman and "ahaum JOIN hands with Mr. Nlthcr'
Michael Dwyer and James T.. Kelly. such bill might
be pushed through AT Trenton.