New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04

years ago that now on the Board OF Control
willing annihate each other necessary but the
been mode through the tight In New
Jersey the Law and Order League and the race
tracks have made the berest close friends and
were Ike Damon and Fythas are now look.
ing for chance to knife each other
There is one commodity Is needed greatly 10 IA
ciitate affairs and that Is assorted truth as
no two the who supposed 10 know anythihg
about Monmouth Park tell the same story twice. All
have succeeded In mystying themselves and their lis
teners.
At Monmouth Park yesterday Tom Croft and su-
perintendent Van Kuerin taking account OF the
property and stock owned by ths association IL has
been long the safes In the office In the grand
stand that Mr.. Croft had forgotten inc
combination could not open them. He Will have 70
ssrNices OF either an expert from inc mic YUM
Iany tookmakcr
The hotel is looked upon as sort OF elephah1 ny
many people, 1t expected that at least $1,000 year
will be realized from It's rental. and good game
it is being anxiously looked Tor Inc De" Ha
agemen intend repant the buildings ana fences through
out The smbre reddish brown that pleased Mr. Wlthers
will disappear and light colors will take It's place. Inc
fences will be painted white. The grounds so"ue We
clubhouse and the entrance 70 the track VIII Dc UNhS
formed into a garden, with numerous flower reds anu
lawns Tho cuisine at the clubhouse is TO be superior
to that OF any other In the country the present
plans accomplished.
A. f. Wacort is the man that is doing the business
In regard purchase transfer OF The stock lie
that has had his share Of hard from Dame Fortune
and a. often basked in her smiles. He has put W
The money and for the present is the only
person be known In the deal.
Yesterday on the train going To Monmouth Park.
known trfman said the writer tina: 1t would take
At least twenty-five days the transfer OF the
Countess D'Agredss stock. and young man that mas
just abroad present and said certainly
will that long, II not month TO do It." TN inc
train coming Official OF the old association told
The writer that OF the Countess was all right
as the young nan that had lately returned from
Europe who thought IL would take month at
least 70 arrange for the stock owned by the
Countess. had fetched It from Europe with him
and was ready transfer when the lawyers had exam
med the the property OF both stories
accepted the truth Just 70 accommodate the mar
rators.
To-day A. F. wscott is to be at the office OF the
Monmouth Park Association aud peruse a list OF the
various chsttes that aduncts the Monmouth PARK
property The stock VIII be divided with number oil
prominent tlrfmen who have declared that they VIII
take large blocks t. but, man said, That ie
ceiyed the same OF promises in regard TO the Linden
truck stock Mr.. Wacott is likely to have the larger
portion OF IL left on hands. SO it Is OF no use t'
say will Interested until e deal IA consnnInatd
There is one strange rumor anoat at Monmouth Park
that is that several tufmen dissatisfied with the
deal and OF the proposition TO utilize Two
o more DAYS Board OF Control tracks for the sesa
on stakes and thirty consecutive days at Jerome
PARK and To give the Brighton Beach Association thirty
davs without Opposton the latter association 10 hAs
nm larger purses the attendance OF he oes
horses the turf.