The evening world., 1891-11-25
Another Warrant Out for
Gloucester Tracks
President.
ToANo's STEADY WINNING.
St. Louis to Have Winter Racing
Commencing Tomorrow.

The Camden County Law and Order Lea0u
seem determined to land President Wnliam ].
Thompson, of the Gloucester race track In
jail They have already secured an indict.
ment against the gentleman In question, but
are not satisfied, Yesterday another warrant
was sworn out for Thompson's arrest on the
charge Of keeping disorderly house, but up
to late hour last night II had not been exe-
cuted. The meaning OF the second warrant
was not plain until Col Hufty, the moving
spirit In the crusade explained. He sail:
I'VE have q definite idea In view. The
law provides that when . man is
committed for q second olYense the
defendant shall be Imprisoned. We arc
determined that the race track must co.
We have caused the Indictment Of the Presi-
dent Of the track. II he is convicted the
Court can at its discretion impose slighs
fne. When the second o1enss comes bsf1eo
the Court no discretion exists. 4 term q
imprisonment must be imposed Th00poDa
will, NO doubt, as soon ~ hs learns thas
warrant has been issued, give himssli ~ -
takes matters very easily.
That the Gloucester track WIN closs On
Saturday is certainty, and that Il vii -
continued at Washington il . pOsstbllity.
The management OF the latter track are, Il =
said. considering an ofIer made By ThempeoA
through Col. W. II. May. The faSs that -
track will close on saturday hes
given rise to an amusing st-.v 20
the erect that President Thom. .son
has proposed q sweepstakes for horses
that have run ten times and not won q
Gloucester The Association viii add $500
and the winner Of the race is to take al other
horses In the race. Whether any hoess
owner would be courageous enough TO wins
race OF this kind Is question
Several thousand people saw some yeyy
good racing in six events on the hintoe
track yesterday. The track was very heavy
@ fne % sst s
BILE lot. Natalie s. and Marty B. were the
only two In who could run, and they are not
ns saasss saef dae &
wild tip was cut on the Elizabeth MY,
who, 1t was said, Was the best thing that had
been sprung In some time. But who ever saw
that didn't finish last. That was the Eliza
beth 1lly's place when the race vas over.
Natalie B., heavily backed by DWysr, JoneS,
B. snV ones ss AGAIN. Il so%s
fashion, secured third place.
In the second race Tosno, An oyerwhslming
IL a. ssa Ss
one looks Tor his deiest, but he wius on day
after day, and there Is aIwsys . fair pries
runner up and MONDAY third Judge nurks
thought that McWilliams, the rider Of N00np
day, who WAS third, was neither energetic Dae
ambitious. and therefore talked TO him uke
The third race furnished very pretty eqpr
test between Dago, Uncle Sim and Peruvian
sy
not very good Peruvian Was preferred over
Dago, though II Is known that he does mol
care Tor weigh. or distance Any too we'll
furlong dash he got on last In q field or ten
and easily defeated Rialto, who was NOT u
form, was remarkable performances, and
He ran uD TO that form and won easily. He
will hardly do at hve turlongs. being worry
SLOW TO get In motion. Uncle sim beat Pofu-
Wan head for the place and three lengths
away came George c., who Is rounding -
again.
1t was reported about the track yesterdAy
that Joekeys BsrSes snd
Board OF Control on Jan. l. This could noe
be verified, bul there is probably more truth
than hction IN II.
After Vendetta won yesterday W. Grin1th
bid him up 10 $1,000, and owner W. G. Spiers
let him go AT that price. Natalie =. was bid
up 5000 and Dago $500, but both were
bought in.
An cfrer OF 100000 has been refused TOR
the Australian stallion Nordepfeldt, winner
OF the Victoria ana Australian Derbys "
1885. ~
Five straight winners and four place horses
was Tbs EVENING WoLaD's record OF selec-
tions In the hrst edition yesterday.
The weights for the Thanksgiving Handt-
cap at mile and sixteenth, rOr purse oe
bounced. The prominent entries are Md
stone, Busteed, Kimberly, MISS Belle, Nina
Archer, Vortex, Bitten, Perliu aud Drtkzle.
II should be great race and Well worth Wit
Messing.
despatch irom ST. Louis states that every.
thihS Is IN readiness ioi the reopening of
track was closed some time ago owing 70 the
decision OF Judge Claiborne TINT the Anti
Pool law was unconstitutional, giving the
pool-ruOmS full sway, thereby diminishing the
attendance at the track. Now that the roome
are closed the park can be run successfully and
arrangements have bren made TO have races
every day throughout the Winter. over one
hundred and Seyenty-hve horses are stabbed
at the track aud more are expected lro0
chicago and Guttenburg by saturday.
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