New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
9,CING AT WASHINGTON.
INV NrwYoRK TURFMEN wH1LED AWAY
The TINE.
nrxos elpEoN1r AMusEMENTs--coL. DANIELse
rRoupLE-PmL DwYER LOOKING

.,r~oa GlpEoY1i- AMUsEMENTs-coL. DANIELse
rsoupLE-pmL DwYER LOOKING
AT THE MOON.
=, Washington We well The city OF
,soe,t distances and wheels. everything Is on
.sNr,en women. children and dogs Jimmy
nox. saw dos riding wheel up
ho". srnont always said that Rowe had good eyes
w; long shirts and boys In trousers went TO the
e's - wheels Jennings is on the Baltimore ana
nv ps,lroaa ten minutes from the PehhsyiVani"
f''s" Jshn lyland and President Grant usco 10
e. an, there twenty years ago to see the sport JON"
a ,,ere during the recent meeting WIN soi"o y.
was Gideo,s horses, and he secured la'' sna,o Y,
sS,,,Is sienor Gideoni TASK d' kearhey ABOUT
ne iaor,s debut at Ponce dc Leon last winter hsa
the eie HE own coIors for three months, hence
been ,"s~on. Of Blue which Philip Dwyer bestowed
tne 49,, hut when Hyland started home on Wednes
uYs" AZ. slenor took off the blue ana put oh
~ ~ This signifed that the stable had gone
,rt.r euarters, and that the worst ucie 'na"
ID" 80 had dlsasiearci from signor oueohi'
can sirnor Gideoni must be seen away rom NOME
neck ',,r understood ard appreciated. Ho was a
- IN the National Capital, a. Colonel Daniels
pe. colonel Daniels is a man OF veraciW' lie
vii 80. farm in NewJesey when the tide is out
Owls - coodacrc and Is a friend of Archie Bliss
s'e c,Ssoni's box at Mbaugh's or the NATIONAL isceS
ee :, The President more than enc OCCASION ana
nS of the audience was about equally divided
ue..n the two. With the Signor on the hrst high'
N'"r sew. TO- and the Tartar were John Kelly Philip
voung man known in Ffteenth-st. as BuZ
and samuel Rork. stakeholder and manager
isu ,.,den, sat under the National fag on the other
in' .ha honse signor Gideoni had Dgby Bell Al
s IN the afternoon, and with John Kellys ASSIST
u' go. him bet on Seuorita Dgby Lad his revenge
,,,.rm,ns the audience (the largest Monday night
.nc. Of the entire week. that he had pocRcuui Va
.,a tickets and from that time forward wanted no
49,. from signor Gideoni or John Kelly. THIS an
.,n.nt almost broke up the show. Bell WORKED nam
.-, three DAYS. and finally got even on the meet
'D rort Of All the Comforts Of Home" must nave
ms ~. g big winner-away up in the picture oarus
- , hard lob 10 keep Mr.. Dryer in box for mofc
~. .,. art. unless there was smuggling match on tEc
,-.mme His tastes do not turn 10 opera OIL INT
trnn,. Hank school, to meiodramss When not
nr.s,dins behind the scenes at the GLOBE Ihea'e nc
-. .nsndpg the evening with Senator montgomery
VS. :, ,he moon through telescope. This invaIi
~, ut him ont late as the weather was me Tor
~,m,c.l observations. There was no blood OH tle
.or II was only a mahogany hue. C0ionei Dahleis
~, sond Of astronomy. The only thing on earth tha'
e.. Nn 1. the National debt Amos Cummings has
..r,s.a 20 DO everything in his power TINS winter 10
,s,.n out this little affair, 50 the Colonel T. YOU
u "a rough w is getting some sleep these nights
nhH
r.,x ace inst half an hour from the shorehsm
-. Johnnys Devlne oricates and all the boys
,,r. a, the fat of the land The Shoreham Is lie" r.
,o,.ons new hotel, and the Vice President may Dc
s..n m the smonngroom almost any morning looh-
Co., aNer the ronts Mr.. Moron's home is at the Scout
Csr,l. sinor Gdeoni occupied suite at the shore
~ that cost him $50 a minutea mere bagatelle to
To- -, 80 uis Hiehness John Kelly had snug
corn,, in one Of the rooms and his 1anhhar no"
,1ort t,s soon became known oil over tile city. MI
WI hs,a Ms own M the track, and elsewhere, and
80. h. left Washington invested small part OF MS
.,-nn. in SHINGLES AL his friends hope to near hat
Tho speculation will end happily Henry e'oaeAei
tr.d 10 beat 'em tie outside ana dio nus oese
yet even az Boston, hut all the games were against
him Then he went on the bex ard made book, anu
zen that went against him. Poor Henry lie returns
a. y.xyork a sadder not o wiser man. and Is now
..dv 70 Law TO against anything that starts In the
suburban Of 1892 He is only $50, 900 ahead OF the
sssson "Ikes Thompson Riley, Conner and the resi-
of the boys hated to leave Washington They haa ols
% INN. and owned the town from Cabin John BI1dge
10 he Eastern Branch II. Clay Ditmas was the mon
eyed man behind the track, but he won't De again
lie has had enough and knows wIen to quit. lie Is
no hog He lost $500 day. but drove fast trotter
all The time What il $500 TO Henry Clay Ditmas
~. has entered Dunboyne the thoroughbred class IN
the horse show and is happy. Dunoeyne' ey ohcas-
Frey has grown into tne-iooMng suAii'h' A"0
writer does not feel his heart warm toward the Oh i
cal who cost him large part OF ms week
salary Whenever he started in a race. alr dumas
many friends who wanted to spend announcer week 10
Washington. were sorry that lie did not connnue 'o
,ose $500 day for ten days more The weather was
superb. ard the meeting should have been continued
The track is one Of the best, one OF the 1astcso any
safest In America. Trainers and owners Ike u. ING
indgjnr was all rlght-eXcept when buzzaro tool
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss when BuEzard" held the flag
Bnsss caused no little connection, but he meant wei
and Is retired for the winter. Jimmy ho@e Is 81
right lie started the horses for 500 DAY ana 700,
in $500 a night as his part OF the pr3nk OF VALE.
What more do you want sammy Rorh is getulit
rch OF The Tar and the Tartar" with butch
Thompson as an ade-de-c2mp, and Rowe Is Oh Unt
mllionsires' highway with Wang
Frank Clarke looked In at Bennings, but had Do
IN. courage to send over Puzzle and Vital spark
Colonel Daniels took him In tow, and tSt
result was that Clarke left town 1e. mex mex
day The Colonel still chirrups But on. On
Of his hat TO Phil Dryer. ct, III.
ms. when he saw W. J. with his gnn-" Don't Shoot
Billy III come down. The breaking up required Ou
two days and W. ]. took the vestbule train for New
York. John A. Morris, Hennen Morris Inspector
David Morris and Colonel Charles h. CoddnstOh
who bet on Fassett, are In Washington 10 hear u.o
lottery argument before the Supreme Court Bets o.
10 are offered that Mr.. Morris wins. He Is s0ln2
10 his MARYLAND farm this week to try his yearlings
lie has only ffty-eight. Phil Dwyel thinks that Mr
Morris has q chance TO win some OF the early sprlhs
tvoyear-old races