The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-20
A QUIET RAID ON THE HILL:
NINE B0OKMAKERs ARRESTED WITH.
OUT "A RIPPLE OF EXCITEMENT.

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Three Justices Hold Court In the Bettins
ning-Mr. Carr Reiterstes His Charge
Against Mr.. Withsrs-<luoer selling Race
| Racing continued at Gutenberg yesterday
| In more orderly way than is generally OBJ
served at county fairs. although about the
same number Of arrests were made as on Sat
urday. Mr.. John Carr OF the Executive Com
mittee appeared before Justice Lockwood OF
Jersey City in the morning and gave bail
against any indictment that may be found
against him. Mr.. Carr learned that warrants
had been issued for President Walbaum. Seq
| rotary Whitehead. Treasurer Cruslus. and ten
bookmakers.
The horses had Just returned to their sta
bles after the first race when Chief Constable
Graham's deputy. G. Scheutz. with n posse
Of new men. entered tho betting ring
to serve the ten warrants. Nine OF
the bookmakers were gently informed that
their presence was desired at Mr. Eagan's office
at the northwest corner OF the betting enclo-
sure. The tenth man. ]. J. Carroll Of Virginia.
being absent. could not accept the invitation
Sitting at a table In Mr. Eagan's office we're
Justices CT the Peace Rusch. McCoubrey. and
and ioumnns. The book makers were released
on bail In due form. the days work Of the
posse was at an end. and within few minutes
there was an addition to the throng Of
investors on the races. The proceedings
were conducted 80 quietly that very few
persons. even those in the ring. were
aware that anything unusual had taken place.
Following arc the bookmakers who we're mr.
rested; f j., Cornes tBlsmarck). who was. ar;
rested saturday and was already under bail
dor S2oO; did net get excited e today and was
tie Marion Club T. j. Shannon Of II the st ohm
oIq ah :; IernandSz Of the Locust Club Snow
ton CLUB, j. Coomsman OF tho Empire Club.
John Mulhaney Of the Hanover Club. and John
One OF the best known ' and respected
trainers Of race horses inquired OF a Sun re-
porter II there was any news. and on learning
would do. as some Of them lad no. money
Of cdntro he aatas senss iii afP taE ss
for the summcr months" he said. and they
e wn Vim EU Ss heTscs
tracks at Elizabeth and Linden. after their
gates were closed; sold their dates to Gut
light as this, and now they wage war against
men who could have raced without paying
the law. was it not Just as bad for the sellers to
take the money as for the people here to make
Mr.. Carr reiterated his statement that Mr..
Withers had snid that he would give 100000
Il no could gel. q favora BILE decision In the
xssn fS in sf b%yer ss aeH"
he said that Mr.. Dwyer was not. present when
Gsr give IN tn
srs: whether they are against Us or in our
Large fields Of horses took part in the races,
three OF the purses going to favorites and the
Others to horses paying liberal odds. Tioga.
ffa h s SSnMns bssns
Digger at Odds 81 to Cr st ss'1 away pHf st
ten lengths. OnaGer. second choice. getting
the place three-uuarters Of a length in front 81
ThHthird race had a queer ending. 1t was
q selling affair. in which Prince Howard was
At c sYe1 Mnre LEVEL having
led into the homestretch. and lost ground
through . poor =. riding Prime, Howard moved
snsths for tho place y Lsycil.' e @Wner 'E OF
his first bid beins 800 an advance a pn Of siJ6
tin h S%n{srreS His wth the aa$
i t,,P to xit5i; Az 1u ass! %s tSs
ths horse for his, owner. !; 4. Mallory. As the
bidding looked like a colusion. tho bidders
es yder aIs
was exonerated on the ground Of mex
. The fourth race was won by Censor. tho
favorite. beating Objection head in u hustling
finish, Comet IN tapping In third PLACE. La
finishing n poor third. Cornne won tho last
race handiiy, Kingdom. second choice. beating
mary:
THE FIRST RACE.
if ox .01T y fnsoas
z ,Iesl. e; silver Mint i io7 tMartn;;.
dora. and Crab Cider also ran-
IL to John LacSand Mutusls faid So s24o S s
THE SECOND RACE.
= r '. 500 sn for maidens: I'VE fnronss;
Money Gox io4 D. BARRETT @ Dstei, o. oy hantakA
'+#ss sSsi!sSHsSs sSSsg Isl
sTa. erin Sso Van Dyke
and BACK hasssr also ra colt A0n'fe" Grand Duke
Time. 1o54
onsser to recs Matuals PAID aSs tfsiI ss g.
THE THIRD RACE
ssnf Hswaf Si n Hs Primo.
S,Hf T. me- Mare Iavel g. {6s coi
T. aEdn s Sr kepsat s5 aged Jos 'usston
Hs'1tsiia HsHss sS
THE FOURTH RACE.
csnsoP BY y @S A aptSnsi 1os
i HSisF s,& i; objection; los
Sir 90 f Haciy s RfBE asssss
''Fand"' L0m"A' and 1 Es.,s o' s,ss ran.
Bettng-Eyen money Censor. 7 to 1 against OBJ
ecton. 3 to Comet. hutuals paid 81. 70. $3.50 S.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: one mile and quarter
'nstle a. sons oh. x la Grippe. g. by Luke Black.
bnrn-lonK ude 100 o. Caste). ..................
Cd L.eonsrd's homie King, aged, ~ tDwyerj...a
Iceberg Rushlght Telephone. and Long Ten also ran
Time. 2:l4Ia 1850
Sssn 1n sr Rs M Ipp ps ,s
40. ~ ~'
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: seven furlongs
}; WhiIos Cnrnne 3. by Longview-Kate Null
Rhrrett's br. O Kingdom q IN tFiynnjj,
= Tribes br. h. ProdiRai. aged. 1Is o. TriDe) .,, 4
Under Cover Gladstone. Boyle Rhodes. and ORC also
AL ~ |
Time. 1854
BcttnR-six to against COrinnn, 2 to Kingdom 10 |
o on ProdSaL Mutuals paid $40. $500, $4G5.
TO-day's Programme ut Guttenburg.
First Race-Purss $500; selling; fve.etghths OF
nile. Eudora, I07; Silver Mint. 1O7; Shorover Io5: |
% LUCKY 100 Mexico 1o2; Algebra e., 1o2; Penzance
Second Race rurse s4oo for yearolds: selling
hree,guarters Of a mile. Irregular. ilO o. H. b. io1:
ord C,!itton 102: Knapp 1O2: McKeeyer. 10l.
lhild kace.Purse 5000 beaten horses seven ighths
a mile. Fabrian. 1872; Wanderment. III; Yazno
~: Defanlter. ll6; spendal. 1l2; Defendant. ITO;
Fourth Race-Purse $500: ten pounds below scale:
yeeiy hths OF u mile. Dr. Hemutn 10; Sam Mora, |
10: LADY I'ulRfer lO7. Tnuno I07. Nr.,ia, I'M, |