The sun., 1892-01-23
SHUTTING OUT THE RAIDERS.
C1PT GRAHAMAyD HIS POSSE STOPPED
At THE HILLTOP GAZE
Thsy Were Not wininr to Have the Mes
Z. They WAITED Brought 10 Them-.Iack
mayes Escorted from the Track - The
Gates Closed Untu After tho Races.

9. They Waatea Brought 20 Them-Jack
Mayes Escorted from the Track - The
Oates Closed Untii After tho Races.
Sunshine and crisp weather. combined with
prospects Of little extra excitement, attracted
3 email army OF regulars to the North Hudson
race course yesterday afternoon. Rumors that
Capt Jack Graham and posse OF men were
On their way to tho stronghold and that their
special mission-now that the officers Of the
track and many bookmak ers were under bonds
to appear for tral-was to arrest the jockeys
when they came out to ride the biggnst field OF
horses on the programme in the first race.
added xest 70 the occasion. But this rumor.
like others. had no foundation In fact. and the
only ripple Of excitement within the gates OF
the German citadel came when Jack Hayes.who
has been actively engaged In spotting book
makers and swearing out warrants against
them. was escorted out OF the ring
with enthusiastic energy before tho
books were opened for business. Hayes's
exit was followed by tho ejectment Of
two more alleged constables. and then all was
serene until about fifteen minutes before tho
horses were summoned to the post to start in
the first race.
At this time Capt Jack Graham and posse
Of eight men In the employ OF tho Law
and Order League stepped from Union Hill
horse car opposite tho main entrance to tho
track and startod to enter the grounds Man
ager Carr. who stood on guard at the gate
With dozcn mon in tho employ Of the racing
association. quietly informed Capt. Graham
that neither he nor his men could enter.
II am an ofllcer and have warrants to servo
On persons within your grounds exclaimed
WHO are they 2" inquired Mr.. Carr
None OF your business replied Capt
..Tell me and will have them brought out
est Justice Of the Peace. who is holding court
IN the hotel over there"
~. NJ prefer to go after the men," replied Capt.
You can't go inside" repeated Mr.. Carr.
Capt, Graham tried TO purchase tickets OF
them. The Captain then began talking quietly
with ono OF his men. and no further attempt
Mr.. Carr said to a reporter for The SuS that
sne men with the % warrants I'm ;,.I were not lawful
% feep nd o as Of Ie sad
Graham would name tho mon he wanted they
would be brought to him. hut the association
Prosdsne ater on tat
the association would not permit Graham and
lead 10 another outbreak like that OF last Sat-
urday. when pistols were drawn and riot only
Pssyentteedd ed BY tn the Intervention OF mon who had
sdopted the Grsvssend tactics by Permitting
Gsfs Sxs1 %ou' permission" from
Isss ssSs hi rssSssas sSs sGssGs n gs
s:e% Nss %sS SSHs S. SaTns III sa
ths
es ses III fsntfs Suaay
though two iayorites and tw" second-choico
the asnt rsy
shoioe ip the fourth ' racs. were % Beaten. T al.
hofg shho9fghh hn they were downed by strong second
Ge Lucky. a 9 ITO 1 shot, led from the start
ss Hea silver F1sn a SH by
the place b. w
head Fabian sst eheiee In fs the P1nSs 3hrd gs Tsce
Won nan1diiy with Defendnnt + 'dn second ehoics.
Nothing was was thou THOUGHT Of In the R iourth rai
Eaee but Toeno. and the game son Of Longfel-
qndSr HS BY six |engthhs Brewer
place. Little Fred beat Gzrael head in the
Eth race. Hawkeye. eight lengths off, third
by three-quarters Of q length. Freezer came
IN poor third. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
fsss s.sS ;:ns H. a. c aSe acsy laSn by Bend
fsEs: % g. e. silver S Mint los iNaitni
,xiss6.s s.idins. Van byks. shotoveF; Evdora. and
,..,. Time. 1:o4H
sss S.assass Ss'asi: paid e :isso so ssst sss
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. for three.year olds thresQuarters Of
k,xstdsls Stables ch c. O. P B.. by Hlndoo-x.ry B.
esn i.Isna stibiss Dr. g Mckssver io4 snedeier.
Is:;s Is: I'd a. Lord 'ai''hs .S ss''''
pst.!nz-ssve TO sRan.s O. r r. to MeKe.v.r
THE THIRD RACE.
rL Elnn's =: b: Fabian. s. by Duke OF Nagenta--
$sy: s. bsfsaassa; s. lioo iiynsi
SSs .as q a:sss !hs
B..,,pr-Ev.n mon.T T%s F.S,,n ,;ss 70 ,,,., n.,r,
7ssoo% % Mutuas fa PAID s5sd e sgss sss5 s.'n'
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse Sbco: ten pounds below tho scale: fve fur
khaItan rs stahles Al bE Toano. Q. by Lonsfelow-sa.
Lsvs:iIs s, sh .,.a m Lady rusifeT 8. 1o7 tcook:a
Il; ss::: ss,as S:s :! s;is'; :s
THE FIFTH RACE.
..ss |. sssf5i ;5i 5.y, & !; Little by Tympannm-
iass . ;.n: and S 1Sss '0s '''A''
f4sh to against Hawkeye. Mntaals paid s535.
THE SIXTH RACE.
. Purse 800; selling: one mile and an eighth.
Ih0mpson's bI. G. Sir GeOTse H.. \, by Attila-
Deuachka. 1O5 u. Dayis..,. Observation-Disclosures.
Hs,sis1: ss,SsS; 8 Tsn s:sa 10 q &
Joe Courtney and Eleve also ran.
Time . .oUA
s:sss.s aa'ua, sfasi II V''
TO.day's Programme Mt Guttenburg
firat Race--rurse 500 for beaten horses; five
Sghths Of mile sunday. IA: boyle Rhodes. l2I:
tItres Edward l2l Crab CIDER 2l. Ballad. llJ: Miss
Olive, In; NUbe Duke III. congress lua Shotover
~; KITTY 1o3; Bob Arthur, loS onager. w. Archie
Senond Race-rurse $500 far two.yrar nds; selling;
three -eghths Of mile. Maud any no. Forty 100;
Snnker WI, io7 wca colt io'; Fedora colt Y7 Hen
Third Rnre-Pursc e4OO; selling: six anil half fur
Sngs Objection Jos: Genlrchy 1903: Jed. 1902; John
Knapp, 81. ' '
Fourth Racc-Prrse $500: fvr.eighhs Of mile Prince
3G1caIa 3S1 iis; Teans nc 10; sam Morse; 1o7 Comet,
FIFTH Race--Pnrsa 500: selling: mile and half La