The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-27
ANOTHER RAID ON THE HILL.
PRESIDENT WALBAUM AND SEVERAL
BOOKMAKERs ARRESTED.

Carr Handles the Fiag-Four Favorites
Win-Joe Courtsey and Frances =. fnn
Up Very Lame-Jockcy stoval warned.
Racing continued in quiet way at Gutten-
burg yesterday. and nothing occurred 10 un-
duly excite the regular racegoers. In the ABB
sence OF Capt Jack Graham and his men. who
were summoned to appear before the Grand
Jury. Deputy Constable Schultze. accompanied
by q posse. appeared. with dozen warrants
issued by Justice Lockwood. which they de-
sired to serve.
The warrants were served In a quiet way.
and the prisoners we're taken In carriages from
the far end Of the betting ring to the Hud-
aon County Hotel. Just outside the grounds
where JusticeM cCoubrey admitted them to bail
in $500 each. The persons arrested included
g. Walbaum. Fred Lowe. J. Lackman. j. Corn
tBismarck). John Ryan OF the Marion Club.
W. Snow Of the Pickett Club. J. London OF the
London Club. p. Shannon OF the st. John Club.
Frank Walbaum OF the Baltic Club and the
Westchester Club. Bail was furnished BY ex-
Assemblyman Pagan. Peter wilkins. ]. c.
Carr. H. Hirtler. and F. Bauer. Several OF the
men for whom bonds were given had been ar
rested previously and bailed.
The racing was fairly good considering the
frozen condition OF the track. and none OF the
horses fell. although Joe Courtney. winner OF
the mile race. pulled up very lame. while
Frances s.. who came in second. was 80 badly
crippled that 1t will probably DO long tme
before tho flly will start in another race.
Backers OF favorites Jared well. four out OF tho
s1 a to saS h rs
&C. Carr handled the flag oreditably:
The talent fancled Derango IN the hrst race.
seidins by y an open m" iehxsS . 6passr psf
lengths. ExceIlenza f,liv heating Longing
geidinS q length for the place. Duke John
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$sss s }chn ssstinS tGs plsse ~ two lengths
Ito l shot. the longest Of tho day. Joe won BY
length for the place. A plunge on Prince How
ard sent him to the post u S to on favorite
To os dss Csr SaSs9 ssSe ,a ps
last race. but Longstrido was played as the
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the place sal who rode Longssride in q
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IN future. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
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THE SECOND RACE
Purse $780, for alden three ods: selling three
]. Deaney's br. Q. Onager. by Onondaga-oift. 1os
Glendale Stables Excellence iiiiy Ia NELSON
pLGBas ssp ..an ana M Ssn also
, BettingoNlne to against on.ser 9 to E.ceIenza
THE THIRD RACE.
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g "; Poole's CHI <. Yazoo. T. by onondasa-Minuoct.
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castle sons silver 1h ms a.1y 'o' o. CASTLE
John so Silver Thread lily. Mutual. = paid 5000
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $780, allowances; one mile.
7. Couhnns oh. h. Joe Courtney. y. by Joe Hooker
Able ~ e. Lewis. i'd
sraSeys en- ieeseTE. ioi ~ whiienai
John Hickey also ran.
Be..,nr-s.ven to % against Joe Courtney. to
Frances s.. q to Iceberg Mutuals paid SlO So Sc.
THE FIFTH FACE
Purse $500; penalties and allowances: I've frrlones
T. M.n1nsy's b. h rrn Ss Howard. 6. by Prince
slopny Ge tra bs Giass
c. Alexanders ch Quibber. aged 102 C. Jone.j..8
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THE SIXTH RACE
P,J. Films b b. Fabian. s. by Duke of Magenta.
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Betting-Six to against Fabian. 3 to Kingdom, to
Longstrido. Nutuals paid $40. $500, $40.