New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25

Today is the last day OF the meeting at Monmouth fs'h
which has been unqualified success rom start
b.,. were many persons predicted its failure as the
.,,endancs was not large expected when the ga
were opened the first day Inc "iher 'f" ~ -
d,d oil in their power hamper the management " "
ported the attendance at other tracks "a eH'eheN 80
.,.-rs tho number OF persons present 1t what hey
termed the opposition track by at least 'nfee o ou
thousand every racing day HOW tne h"'1ee . =, ,a,~
pr,ehton Beach track will reconciie the PerceiNse "
nonsv due 20 the with the reports OF INC n
,.son, in the daily papers remains 10 be seeh'
A. the number has never been less than ooV0, '-iu
ouently reached as high as 1o'ooo. uie ~. ,.msr
the State authorities will be eagerly resn " mach
Tn. throat To race on Saturdays by the b1lsh'o" -
,a,,,.m.n, was easily settled by eouneer'hrc"s ~~.
Monmouth Pork would have racing every aSs' u
snother meeting needed 70 se'ue VIC ' a.. -,
likely take place In Trenton so 'n'' - 90. soo,s
opt, ts gates on saturday. ~ surpfheu ih~,' =,
,h., certan stables did roce at Monmouth FaIA' "
will be news to of them to hear ina. 'ney 80 '
formed that no bewilderins feversaAs OIL 'o'' ~. -
tolerated and that IL they started any hofseh ~"' i'
a., 80. there would be iarcica Investigations ou'
thew would be ruled of at once Others VINO raceu
at IN. track who provoked criticism by their Mahoou'
summing were Informed racing wac going on ~ oA
t,acks and IL be better for everybody cohocin
they would 60 elsewhere and rete'
Ths Law and League were persistene In cneir e
a.ayors 70 prevent bookmakng ana many arrests "o'o
made but all quietly that few persons ou's'oe Nv
,cv omca,s and the booxmskers were aware Of IT, Inc
arrests dd not accomplish the result soughs to ss 'nero
WAS no falling OF in the number OF BOOKS. 1hofe "
incr
nopulor majority OF racegoers prefer II 10 mo c'reu'
ia, cours. The inner circular course Is not iKey "
h. used again for racing purposes. a. impossioe
throw up the the turns SO that horses cou un
around IL with safety. -
Thers f. the usual talk about racing law In new
Jersey next year but many dnefent eie'
pents engaged In racing in New-Jersey that OIL 20
suit ell Of them is an imposhoiiiV' Ihere 10 Dn'
dawn nm 70 be presented the legislature similar 70
the I've. Pool law racing forty days
IN an, county within fifty miles OF jersey City. II n
.od to meet the approval Of the power behind Gutsen'
hrp and gives all that It's proprietor and man.
,er AK for although IT limits the Elizabeth and Linden
associations TO twenty days for each association one
o, the principal shareholders OF the Linden Association
said twenty days better than none at ALL and 80
far As he was concerned he would do his best 10 have IL
become law. Report from trustworthy source says
that conference is 10 be held and readustment OF
racing difficulties made will satisfactory
all interested.
p Loriliard is likely TO send Lamplshter 70 England
TO race for Of the cups
NJ F. Dwyer is willing 10 take Lampighter and pay
NJ. Lorillard a pont his Investment
Sloan is likely have the mount on LdEerwood In
The Futurty Francis, enother OF the Ehret candi-
dates has done excellent work, but as yet Colonel Nc
Lewee has been unable secure Jockey TO ride him
r. G. Thomas Lexington tried Rejection threequartets
O, mile with 12O pounds up. before he concluded - my
for the Futurty The trial run in fa, over the
Lexington track many KeDtuckians are going 70 bet
Oh Major Thomas's candidate