The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19
SIGNS OF A SETTLEMENT.
PRESIDENT DIVER TO HAVE An IN
TERVIRW THIS MORNING.

terday a.a Pat New Face tho Fieht
-Its the Western Union. Not tho Pool
Rooms. says Fste--spiritsA Racing.
with Match fss sl.oos Between LII.
MaA a.d Nay wyane. 70 winA Up-Ial-
nan, Ia Tsses. senorits, CoHswain.
Leonawer. ana Palestine che victors.
There is = strong probability that to-day
will wind up the fight between the Brook
lyn Jockey Club and the pool rooms. or
moro properly speaking, tho Western Union
Telegraph COMPANY. as President Philip
DIVER will meet SUPERINTENDENT W. c. Hum
stone Of the Western Union By appointment
this morning. and Mr.. Dryer says 1t will DO no
fault Of bis II an amicabls agreement is not
arrived At
Peter De Lacy. who II the recognized loader
OF the pool-room forces. went to the Gravesend
course yesterday afternoon and had friendly
conference with the Dwyers. Mr.. NJ. +. Dwysr
presenting the Barclay street roomkeeper with
q complimentary badge which will permit him
to enter or leave the Gravesend course at
his pleasure. The conference was most
friendly but no conclusion was reached
Mr.. De Lacy told tho Dryers In tho most en-
phatic way that tho fight was the Western
Unions not the pool rooms: that tho pool
room mon were anxious to compromise at al-
most any terms, but that the Western Union
Telegraph Company would not hear OF an adj
vance over the old figure OF $1,000 per day.
The Western Union magnates insisted on the
pool rooms holding out and they promised
them service whether the DIVERS liked It or
not De Lacy said that he came to the track
Is An agent OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company. and after his conference with Prest-
dent Dwyer he went outside the gates to the
office Of the telegraph company. and was in
comm unicstion with Mr.. Humstone for some
time The result was the appointment for Mr..
DIVER this morning.
There is no doubt that this Is tho true state
Of affairs. The Western Union Telegraph
Company undoubtedly erected the sky
scraplng telegraph pole at the Gravesend
end Of tho course on Thursday. and
tho same corporation had . similar pole
hoisted at the other end Of the track.
Just beyond Kings Highway. The pole
at the lower end OF the grounds was useless
to-day. as huge fence cut Of all Wow OF the
homestretch. and 1t was useless save rs point
from which signals could be observed. With
strict watch maintained by pinkerton and MS
or taken into CUSTODY. j: H. Mccormick, q tel;
eRraph operator, who lay on the lawn and
snd Ss t6sre hour With oSsr
ra ss w Vas seca:d ~ tbs %sssefn
through the exertions Of one Of it's largest
aP on os 6s big SSs
platform iO9 Test from !he ground gave CON
OF course he did not know what horses were
cunning but he could see enough to make
No S pigeons iceo were used - yestsrdsy.
1t is understood that when the 6cokmakers
dsw for hes: T be e s
daily 70 the Brooklyn Jockey Club. Perhaps
tho following circular. which was Issued in the
thing thing 10 DO With the fslIne on in The Craving.
or perhaps the light play in the ring is respon-
BooKMAKERs PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Club after this drawing 0e"s1s Of Ss.sy 'u:s
NEW YORK, Sept 10 1891
This is one Of Pete De Laey's Jokes. and its
stake features: but tn, 5000 spectators did not
Fierr: Lorlilards Liliiani and VIM. IaEsiend's
The .sy.h hs the
and qSpwasd Ths public Is vas pretty
less less y any MEANS The race was Liiian's
Iouisesse along from the drop 81 the dag. and ID
h sSs. X lsn1:a ssi
nome TOO veil and Was last in'P sh 81 he%s
stretch. She showed considerable speed in
the rpn homS s,, though and anishsd ys.y
ASagips., who trains the Toriiard horses .
race race over again u Tor $1,000 % Higgins adSised
his employer to make the match and the race
s IL % ss' ths
from tho fret stride. He ran the first half mile
IN 40 seconds. with lamb sy looking over his
shoulder at Covington' and galloped homo the
La Toscs was an odds on iavorie for the
fret appearance in long time. was very big.
but the public made him second T., choice. re-
on
liza ioT * 1fSI H. %ISn Tara sasa On
and Come 10 law third. Dosssts could have
psrse7ess, and puiled The biz four-ysar.old uD
iprlone from home.
Of sure things Tor the handicap at one mile
He Quickly Vent Sssk 10 70 :, and noSody
E: or a% s ssk Of h' ST. ssnS
second and stfst hnsatn third showed tho way
%'S IL. q ss asSe Pax s.
homestrstch Ssnorita joined Strathm eath, and
2 hundred yards from the wire Hayward
brought bermuda through with rush. 1t
length. while Strathmoalh bea, Bermuda
head for second money This race Of Eer-
muda's should cut no figure, with any admirer
OF that game three-yoar-Old. Senorita Is i'm
proving with overy race
The fourth race was productive OF smart
hettinR. Johnny Heckscher. Tom Harding.
Cottonade. and Madrid each having u host OF
followers. Tom Harding made tho running
un'tl tho turn for home. whom the outsider.
Coxswain, at 20. 80. ~, and even 80 to /, took
the lead and proved an ensy winner. Madrid.
In whipping finish beat johnny Heckscher u
head Tor second money. Tom Harding and
WAh IN were very close up.
The fifth race. for all ages, at six !urlongs
had r. unity and sonaweil for favorites. Ia
RAJ rode Leonawsli, and the two.year-old. run
ming gamely under punishment. boat Trinity
beat Balyhoo q head for second money. Civil
Service made the running at o great clip for
half o mile.