The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
SOMEGLAD AND OTNERSSAD.
7HiEE MAR MtNT HfG ELEC1ION
Hr11ORS ~ ms TOWN
u is tn'tWin'ed thnt 81 least S5OO.OOO
hnnrrd Wand. nerr-.Nikc Nwyer Wtns
Ovcr - O,nOV-N Joker lndW~nced the
Ret iul; IN Town on Itrc lou Ni2ht.

.; is tncnin'ed TINT ~ Least $500. 600
banged Si,,nd. Here. Nikr nwyer wtns
ovrr =, O.nONN Joker nU~nced the
Ret ing III Town "n lice Ton Siaht.
jus, how much money has changed hands
on ia" election viii probably never be known.
~ som" &c tiIn Ill; bots wore made recently.
hGt II ~ certain that in this city alone the
amou"' war"rrh exceeded S:btn.uO0 Billy
Edwards bold between SliU.CoO and 5150.0On
Even Yesterday SOM" betting was done on
ltuialitl"s hy tina pluugcgs who frequent the
h"ics. Ihc amount wnGered in Wall street,
either on thu exchanges OF in brokers' Offices.
was very n"ariN%-or.oDp. and there were many
bets IN Other hotels than tho Hoffman House
AMI also IN t.c business districts.
There WEI" so many hig bettors that IL
would toe 'lincat TO say who stakcd the m ost.
hut the PERSISTENT Irun.ing OF Mike Dryer
mnk"S It H"I" probable that ho put out the
largest amount oI any intlirtiuni Mr. Dwyer
made srmo let, personally. but tho most OF
the money ho s'akcd WAS placed for him hy
two representatives. One hunted up the Ee-
rubicans in the downtown financial centre
and Joe NendE haunted The Holman House
Both Non had big rolls OF thousand dollar
bills. md rs soon as a Harrison man squeak cd
he was beSet The downtown man bot mainly
on the state at tho prevailing odds.
while Ncndig bet everything. The variety
VI Dels Hlaue Wy ttiS nun WOUtE nave cOns
fused less sclf-rosscssch man. vandig is n
small. modest young man. whom one would
nevcr suspect o: Grcrt nerve. 1t required q
cool hoad TO kccp calm in the jostling mob
tina, filed the Hoffman House during the bet
ting nights. NenaiG kept his wnd in his in
side wnis;ccnt pocket. and mover produced IL
until the stakeholder was on hand and the pre-.
lininarcs had all bee:, arranged
or course. nobody knows Just how much
Dwycr won. but conservative estimates placed
tho figures at $4,000 He is reported to have
won every bet lie made. Jim and John Ma
honey were also big and persistent bsttors
and were always on deck when Harrison
money appeared at the Hoffman. Their united
winnings should reach at least $4,000.
Many Of the bookmakers bet on both sides.
maintaining such odds that they were sure to
como out ahead no matter how tho election
went. but tho BIG mon had the courage to back
the announcement OF the Dem ocratic mana
gers that the election was suro for Cleveland,
and these hettors made tho kiC money. Some
OF these managers had sufficient confidence In
their own assertions to back them heavily.
and thus they. too. hnvo CAPTURED large
amounts OF the en"my's money Edward
Murphy. Jr. OF the State Committee is re-
ported to have won $4,000 most Of 1t on
bets on the state John Carroll the Tammany
man. is said to be Mt least S2O.OOO richer and
Joseph J. O'Donohue is $4,000 ahead.
There was good deal Of talk about Demo.
cratic bluff before the election. but the result
shows that those who pinned their faith to
Mcssrs. Croker and Sheehan were amply re.
The circuar issued by Boss carter oi tho lie.
publican National Campaign Committee on
srireL by the Democratic leaders to be mere
blum. LOOKS eNt remedy amusing.
The list OF winners reported last night is OK.
tFIlnp.y 4. n fia Inai n LET
must DO fully rs big makes it apparent that a
Ell Ss st6s5 MAJ
John Fox; sio.oH0: "a. ,Kearnsy. the car.
$1,000: Join, .Giroy. s2.OOO:. ". Gregory.
Louis T. Be Sic; 900: join " Goodchid. s..
Chaunccy. $4,000: ii. ii. Har;, $4,000; MI:
Her2o:. $4,000: G. I Hudson. $4,000: r. f.
BenSdic,. i l. Bcnedct and A; do CopPet.
ton storm. sl2.50O: Thomas intton. $50.
600: Ed. stokes. s7.5OO; President William
sociatior, S3O.UtW: AL Voorhis. $1,000: Pat
Duffy Of New Orleans S2O.0(G: Jack smith.
Hcyt Thon. ass COMPANY. s5.uIo: WiIam
tcnincorr. $1,000: H. ]. Nicholas. Sam Walsh,
Dap Wordcn. a. hoherson. d. .Limburger.
Arthur Hunter W. H. Granhery. NJ. G. Bowler
amounts " ''
that tn" r"rrIt"r hear! o. definitely ast night.
on the other side OF the account the rnInes
wore not so easily ob:n,red. as the losers were
unwilling t. give publicity to their mis- fortune
Some II tn" big ones were:
Fred ". Wnliaum. said to have lost 500. COO;
Georg" WhnrlOc!;. $50 1000: Mr.. Dunn. 81 ZOO;
Col Fred Mcl.cwo". Trank Ehrets turf part.
Mr.. Dill OF Philadelphia. SlOUyO Barber
Cimrt S1n oGo Ne " 0a@'"" "-''oo' A'ous
jiiijv nwnrds mid n # tha Stats Is,u va.t.r
day. but said he would hold the others until
Friday or Saturday. lie has SlDONn on de-
post IN trust cGn,panv. ne hrtting men
WI n"i ~, h'Ii't I"S' u Nv. no WINNERS
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