New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-05

attention TO n cigar stand but were Mortified when
they saw wcll-dresscd mnn pay dollar for three
cigars. one aid TO his companion, "lou could buy
cigar twice as big at Browns store for Eve conts'
When they reached the opposite side OF the bar they
saw some people RECALLING themselves with pie ana
milk. a whispered conversation was held one OF
them said u would like II first rate, but " some
body saw us, there would be trouble However they
could not resist the temptation, and Joined In the as
slpaon by paying for two rounds OF pseappie ana
two glasses of milk. well-known clrrgym OF
Monmouth County said that he never had seen such
IN orderly nssemblage OF large numbers of people
lie remarked that from what he had heard he expected
10 see bowling mob OF both shouting ut the top
OF their voices In the betting ring and small children
who should be attended by their nurses making bets
in tho ring. There were no arrests made and 1t was
said that all the agents Of the League did yesterday
was TO secure evidence for future use.
The races were begun promptly on time Judge
Morrow arrived at the track fifteen minutes late and
b. Morris found that the horse was Scratched "a
the Jockey did not weigh ont twenty minutes before
the time announced for the races. II Judge Morrow
had been starter he would have been heavily backed
to win the race he is faster than ever before Ills
last work on the Brooklyn track surprised MT MOTIFS
so that the bad uc1 which attended his horses at
| Shecpshead Bay IS likely TO be broken, ana many
| purses will probably fall to his horses.
Hardy Campbell anxious to win with Kingston
! ca ne 10 break the "oo-doo" that seems to cling 10
him I'm his first at the beginning OF every mceuhS
The method Of going TO the post by entering the
track at the judges stand pleased everybody Inc
time ball furnished amusement for several oil inc 'r"
| ers one woud time the horses rs HERETOFORE ana
another would take the time ball ~ start his wa'ch
with Tho average result was that the time OF both
| watches did not vary the fifth part of second so
that races RIM out of the ongdisance chute are sure
| 10 be accurately timed.
| Montana was severely punished in the race won by
Tournament rs the cracker uf Garrison whip came
of and every time he hit Montana II drew the blood
The track was not to Montanas liking rs lie S'pPe
and nounicrcd when he struck damp ap0'.
| poxhan Keene was greatly pleased over 1ou.'l"
mcnt,s victory rs the horse game" rcSponaih-
er,ordidlv every time he was hit with the whip III
severe finish OF an eighth Of mile. lar'ii Sd WIG"
| he returned from the scales that Tournament was u
"rameo rs any horse he had ever ridden Two Oh
! Nodrcds were winners yesterday, ana aho'"or i''
| second mo,
show remarkable form nor has her work been bri,aht
| romplqht.r Is doing well. I!o lost at least one
| ,rirl Of one Of his ears by the meat hook aFcde"
Trainer Ivhud SAYS that His Iglncss IS re'oves1n ~,
| from his cough, and Will he az i4s ,lShii WI" "
"of L"cohaichee seems to Ms quarters AZ Monmouth
| Park and should win several races II well r'"ucN
| There we're sevcniyFght bookmaKer' uo'ns W"
ness on the track, counting te oDpn ~ Fir Fir Mat
several OF the b0ohmakcrr io,t heNli, ia a. h oue ~
the nInncers who play system OF their own ailo
rct the in formation I'm regard TO horses cohHuot
from wclpad agents or fonts WI" are o e'I
| on nrresv ia watch the horses. man Is aSalslr'
| a. watch one particular stable. 80 that ne pun
| know a. much as the trainers eSpcMiiY II u,tl
are stable employees who are leakS ana u'V'T' '"'0'
| secrets. - .,,ch ,arir IN,
The running Of Arab has caused 50 mncn taiA , r
,ho stewards decided 10 investigate the mater. ~
rnsuit NJ their deliberations not made puDc " u"
| nnish Of the last race. $780,, - 60 ovc.,lan
The facilities for transportation were 50 cAcsiIVh
| ,,ot mo last train had many vacant sca,' anu wv
no.Songcre on the boat-traln arrived IN the Guy Il
| twenty five minutes aiter I.