The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
BETTING SHIFTS A BOUT,
EUr MO> TLr 7HE ODDS or Si7tR-
DAY SIM PEhD.i!L.
Republican Money IL Plentiful On t"e Cen.
rrui SUI, hut tc on dwellings,
tn,r,inr rats state Goes logging.


tn,r,ins Tat. state Goes Ecgsing
Eeting continued to be- brisk in Wal SIR ct
and on the exchanges Yesterday. Nothing but
politics was talked in the brokers' c!iices. AMI
Mr., Henry CLOVIS substituted 'or his Usual
afternoon dissertation On rnilroud enterprises
and crops Il TO ~ prediction uf Republican sue
cess. At the Same time. John Horny Clrws
was holding up til" brm cratic betting on tho
stock Exchange. The saEIc division u. = nt-
monts ohtIinrl in most u:l'crn.
When the Stock ENchau... closed at 3 o'clock
tho Democrats rushed t"s tho restrain White
the Republicans seized tNc i.uckawAuua tit.
Each rn"ty chcnrnd. yelled anu TAINTED tho
other for ahou, Nve minutes. aud the cNrH.-
mont threatened to strain otherwise ir,rnl'y
relations. Tho Republicans were led bv ljirX
Ifalsteal. and the Leaders oi thu hrU,ucrat1
wtrc l.. King. II. II. Hart and !. II. tlcws.
During the day II. II. Iiu.t bot $1,000 at two
TO one that Cleveland would carry New ! OK.
Carl II. dn Silver hold $4,000 III money W..
gercd in different forms daring tho day
The odds were even on tho general result
and on Connecticut. Ill Norton offered 81. 900
to 1915 on Cleveland in Sew York. but didns
Erta bet At tho Produce Exchange N. +.
Dryers money was rlac. "a at = to | on tho
state. and $1,000 OF it went before | O'Clock.
Moore 4 Sch!ey ok 81 OoA OF it. and the RES
was taken up by Mcssrs. Heath. liiscock,
Hushcimcr. and o.hrrs. J. s. Carney lot
$1,000 to $500 with Daniel +. Tu,tic On
tho result in this State and $500 even
with II. II. llcrrick on tho gcnc-
ra, result James Eaton bet $500 on
Cleveland with "A Chicago customer OF McIn.
tYre.wardwrIl \ Co. Uno bot. in which Broker
Nichols took tho Republican on |. was at tn,
odds OF 70 that C.cvr!hnl would carry all ..
the doubtful states. IIr nM.nnt whc"rel
gould not be laarnrt. ON tho Lw'le" iNchnNs,
" hDrn bet John lillrDy = ii .JO Tho
general result
II any .ys,em controlled the letting at
the hotels last night. nobody could BIO found to
explain It; Tho odds changed on the goneral
result without any apparent reason. and then
of the bcttlng in tho Fiftn Avenue. and there
was alleged % tc Nom" coin in,, the rarly head
walnut hn!u-trndo ieahinI Up from the lobby
was lined wi! them. They los'ls, each other
mon dill wh"rl they wore watching. As.Gour.
formed q the LOBBY, "aIiel together by som,
interesting nr!drnt. the women swaycd to
and fro on ths stems and leaned over en:h
fashon They tr I hours %S, watcni"r the
excitement in the lobby.
,, Before tho crowds Oiled the lobby, OF the
been 10 to . that t,!ere!anG would win; and
=, to | that he. would carry the state Marks
Mayer. note Port land. o.. citizen. expressei
iIr. Greg9ry, accommodated him. one Of Aho
holder. but he refused. and the money w"nt
iT IT. ths Eats: Mr GreyEory l1ti up s3,Cymto
4 little later Mr. Gregory Tut up sli.ooJ TO
Mr., Mnycr's 100000 on Cleveands election.
poker game in the city. Men would talk loudly
s sesSac 1J dEb hop+ e" cam, ,ng n T X.
art ga ery. and asked Billy Edwards to,gst
some som bets for him: liiIy could a,GommEdats
500 that CIeveIani would carry Indiana.
M 81 Fl 81
III bet SS more on nd dns ,S 81
coImpanicd by Comm!ssIieneIr ,iiroy's son: ~.
tut X sa on sn
$1,000 81, On Illinois Mr.: vendir; bwyors reprs;;
enough 10 satisfy him. IIe made bet Of S3.5OO
tosl;7o0 on tho state. and also bet s2.5oo Q. even
s5S9 'fs ''f s!a s ri'S is AMI
The, fact that no demanded o Ids for Cleveland
on tn" general result was taken ~ some to
pIy tho old 4evc,". Of tt, book maker t. pnIance
ms books. vendiS offered to bet Sio;nDo p
' I s, Mas B IL Y IIwa1is f'und 4 No.
publican money was moro plentiful than
d "n re sa but ns T.s
OF oven bots were made on CleveIand's carry
ing the state BY 10000. ,,. ~
hikHL lilo It'IIu'ilCtliS -
grand raid upon tho Holman House In ac-
cOrdance with n policy preconcer,ed in tho
following bulletin given ont by the Chairman
Of tho Republican National Committee before
tho occurrence it purported TO Describe:
Chairman Garter NJ tho Republican Nationsl Com.
miter sent TO tho Republican state In all
the contested states the following telegram tonghti
"looI-r00n b!ur iaTurlns Cleveland has hroh On
down. and the conceded certainty OF Republican VIC.
tory caused decided hivanc" in stock and cereal
mark cts during closIny hnurs of businr ~ to-day.
THOMAS II. tARrEK. Chairman"
This event did not Justify tho anticipation Of
r. Whanayer
the odds 1t was temporary.
At midnish hit Richard c. kerens Of tho Itepub.
licnn National Committee het Col Bill Brown
$4,000 TO $4,000 on Harrison