The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
TENNY DOWNS KINGSTON.
TIE sNATBACk WINS THE RICH FIRST
SPECIAL AT GRAYEskND.

No siess or . Csupronise Between the
Jockey CisS asa Its Eae.ies-Joekey
Bergen Has HIS License ssspesdea ~
the Board or Control. anA Prejudiees
His Case by I.pertineneo 60 Col. Hall
YerkviIis belle wins the willow Stakes
-Madstone a.a Homer Run = Dead Heat
Through Hamiiton's Stupid Ridiae.
There were fully 5000 persons at tho Brook
lyn Jockey Clubs course yesterday afternoon
to see Tsnny and Kingston measure strides In
tho First Special. and. incidentally, to have an
eve on the very pretty fight which has waged
all week between the jockey club and the city
pool rooms through the medium Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. They saw
Kingston ANONYMOUSLY beaten BY the sway
back. and found tho war between the jockey
club and De Lacey's adhersnts rs warm as
ever.
President Philip Dwyer Of tho JOCKEY club
met Superintendent w. @. Humstone OF the
Western Union az 1876 Broadway yesterday
morning. but nothing was accomplished. Mr..
Humstone had evidently changed his mind In
twenty-four hours as he told Mr.. Dryer that
tho fight against the Gravesend course WAS b.
ing conducted Jointly BY the Western Union
Telegraph Company and tho city pool
rooms. few days ago the Western
Union had nothing to do with It.
They were not willing to give moro
than the l60O per day offered some time ago.
and MIR. Dwyer returned to Gravesend and
ordered the poricullis to be dropped again
and all preparations made for . continued
siege. The Western Union agents wore
promptly on hand again. the tall poles at
either end Of the course being ornamen' cd by
operators with strong field glasses.
hA
BY means Of tho signal code used
with varying success during the week man.
aged to transmit some Information during the
afternoon. The wooden balls were used with
considerable success. too. until the supply was
exhausted. but ~ on Fridav NO pigeons were
liberated. Potter De Lacey's man. Thomas +.
Wynne and another Of his aides. tackled ono
OF Pinkerton's mon outside the grounds and
after giving him . severe drubbing went to
Gravesend and with beautiful irony sworo out
. warrant for assault against the offlcer.
There is every prospect that there will DO no
compromise now. and the fight will undoubt-
eddy become aercer as the meeting progresses
Tho city pool room men were confident that .
number Of bookmakers would withdraw at
yesterdays racing. round dozen. who are
interested iu city pool rooms. did 80 but there
were more applications for stands than with
drawals. and instead OF seventy-one hooks do
Ing business as on previous days there wsre
The sens ssion Of the dsy. outside Of Kingston,s
defeat by Tenny. and that Was not unex pected.
being 10 firss class trim was the Suspension
q Jockey Martin Bsrgsns lise1se bZ tho
s 1sEd rSo e. Eau a ID sF ~:
ported Bergen to the Board As being lnsup-
the 1Sd E; The sss ma %
n asa fSdi &. IL lSSS:
il iIsn,oi !h' I[sa Or En- dozen
s5s.st tn: oD. seksh h assh, and ID
.9S r. eno. .hss o.n NOV. aca CO.
Hall is going on 70 years Of age. and It 10 safe
over six i..! b s 6 used such isne1ss. to him
.hsy would hsys Issei,:d w:'i m.rI.sd
e: sGshf s'qa i'ss :ss
aasss Bosrd o. tho
The following 10 the Official document Of the
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Th: First ons tss fourth tho
ston opsnei equal isyorites. but there va
rush on Tenny; and kingsIon went back 10 Tho
s:us 1'Ps' ai PwyS: % os1
E.V I'D q. , esursS. nay N;y o.!
ara T; Sa; Tire. s9T ;ns5D
the running through the stretch and past
e.: stand Tfnny s.eoId Two isnsths swsy
strides. There was no change 10 the
positions until tn. upper tpFn Was reached;
H'e eos s''o gus ssse
for mighty up
Rayon DOR yig;r .,u Like fash Of light
Was IL front, SonslnSins VIII no sane
sep
ss, ~ aaa Rev a. as Fin
IT, fast rnf af
removed for this race: hs will hardly start
b sssS as drD 10 Chicago not having
:, Yortvi!Is BsllS was a. overwhelming favor;
an !es and she justh.d II. eenadsnes rsDo.sd
IN her by winning the race hands down. Mr..
Foxhall Keene's handsome daughter OF War
wick and Cokena got Of badly. jumping into
the air when the flag foil. but onoe under way
she ran like q true race horse. and finished
strong second; Emma Primrose was az indlf-
finishing absolutely last.
Tho opsning race st six furlongs had Chesa-
pesks for fAvorito but Rosa II. and q. w. Cook
cam. ip fer r strong support. the latter being
large stake Shs sep w9n but had Der.
low gelding could not have lost. ms no came
from nSEhsrs r. the stretch and was beaten
II Bergen lost the nrst race on G. W. Cook.
Hamilton tried to make present Of the seq
ond to the th ee.year.old. Homer. He had the
mount on Maidstone. who was strong favor
got away last with Mr. Dahlmsns horse. and
Instead Of going through on the rail. went all
stretch he Was In the middle OF the track.
AZ The fuFISnK n0. h. bad the race woR but
mad; dead heat Of !: Ct the wire Hamilton
hi. but oGk.ys nowsdsys are Past
had NINA NJ ha anAAh which hA Ia - noua