New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
THE PROPHET OF GRAvESEND DECLINES TC
GIVE ANY MORE TIPS.

THE PROPHET OF GRAvEsEND DECLINES TC
GIVE ANY MORE TIPS.
Colonel Simmons declared yesterday that all money lo
on the tips given the Prophet Of Gravesend wouc
be refunded by association. The amount at the end Of
the sixth race great that the Prophet handed ove
his wears salary and bowed down in spirit declined
TO pick any winners for an ungratefu public h'
sends for to-day only the number OF entries in each
race giving no hint to the names OF the probable
starters
This Is the programme:
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes Of $40 EACH for three
year-olds and upward that have not won $1,000 In
1891 with 81 900 added of which 800 to second and
500 TO third. Winners at this meeting to carry n
extra Non-winners OF $3.50 since August % allowed
10 n. Six furongs.
Twelve entries but no tips from the Prophet
SECOND RACE-A handicap sweepstakes of $40 each.
with 81 900 added of which 500 to second and 800
to third. One mile and sixteenth
-Four entries. The Prophet, he lay low "Ain't sayn'
nuthin'" J.
THIRD RACE-THE ALGERIA STAKES. For two
yearolds EACH with $500 added. Of which $3.50
to second and $3.50 third. Winner Of the Prospect
Stakes to carry 7 n sxtra. Six furlonfs
These are eligible TO start
Athena Stables b. C. by Emueror-Fanne Peyton
S. S. Browns Dr. Lsmplghter; b. Corrigan's b. o. Lew
Weir b. Huron, b. c. Phil Dwyer Marcus Days br c.
Sir Matthew b. c. Fair Play, b. c. Shellbark CHI C.
Tsmmany. ch. Silver Fox. b. ShaRreen NJ F. Dwyer's
ch. c. Airplant. Nomad P. j. Dwyer Sons br. c.
T. Zorng; d. GideOn's b. c. His HighneSs,
b. C. Merry Monarch John Hunters blk g. Dagonet,
ch. c. Notus; w. r. Joness br. c.. Charade; Foxhall
Keene's b. c. Aonzo; w. H. Lsudenan's CHI. C. Curt
Gum; Mr. Mannng's Dr. c. Lavish; +. c. McLewee's
b.. c. Helgate, ch f. Yorkvlle Belle, b. c. Fred Lee.
br c. Beau Brummel b. (. Rene J. A. A. II, Morrs's
ch c. ST. Forian. b. I. Anna B.. br. T. SDnalong. b.
Mars br I. Georgia. Santa Anita Stables Galindo
schuylkn Stables b. c Saxopia; G. e. Smiths b. c.
King Cadmus Wacott CsmDbell's b. c. osrc; D. D..
witherss by Uness-Necromancy. br C. by Uneas-
bx-T Cado oh hv
Nell
All the colts to carry 11s n and all lies with the
exception of Yorkvile Belle 115 Yorkvie Belle carries
122, having the Prospect Stakes Only eight will
start. The Prophet has withdrawn to his cave. No
tips.
FOURTH RACE-THE FULTON STAKES, for three
yoar-ods 500 each, with go 600 added Of which s4oo
TO second and 5000 to third Nonwnners Of q three
year-old OF the value Of $4,000 ellowed n
One mile and quarter.
These are eligible to start: Marcus Days b. c. Mon
tana br. o. Brown Fox; P. J. Dwyer & Sons en- c.
Bolero b. Porchester; Eastn g. Larabe's b. Poet
Scout; Gloucester Stables oh India Rubber; G. II.
Leach's blk 0. Bellevue; B. McClellands ch T. Saie
McClelland; F. c. McLcwee's b. c. Rey del Rey, ch C
San Juan, Uno Grande, ch. Peter; g. B. Morriss
b. G. Shethmeath; j. A. g. A. H Morrs's b. c. Russell
b. c. Terriner, br I. Ambulance. ch. f. Reckon D. T.
Pulsfer's b. c.. Krkover, ch. c. Sir George; Ira l.
Ramsdels b. C. Homer; Santa Anita Stables b. San
Joaquin, b. I. Santa Anna; Walcott Campbell's b.
Pessara
Eleven will start. Nothing from the Prophet.
FIFTH RACE-A sweepstakes OF $40 each for maiden two
yearolds with 81 900 added, OF which 500 to second
and 800 third The winner to be sold at auction
for 81, 900. Allowances Five furlongs.
Nineteen entries. Still the Prophet maintains his
gust silence. No tips.
SIXTH RACE-A selling sweepstakes OF $50 each for
ods and upward with 81 900 added Of which
s2c0 second and s1e0 to third. Winner Of any
at this meeting to carry n extra. Six furlongs.
Fifteen named to but their will not be known
yet little while. Tho Prophet hugs his tips to his
bosom.
The usual rush for programmes will begin promptly at
AS. First race at 2:15. Gates closed at and re.
opened at s.