The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-29
THE WAR ON GUTENBERG.
A FURRY AT THE FERRY AND A FARCE
At THE RACE COURSE

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AT THE RACE COURSE
TIE Usssi NssNer Or Besknakers A.
resssA ssA DaiieA-nssias % Hast
Traek-OAleetseA saa Magic Beck fsl
Up Lase-Witoh Cole Leads ths Two
Year OiAs In . 1see or Half . Mile.
Alarge majority Of the patrons Of the races
at GuttenburG Gross either the Jay street OF
the Forty-seoond street ferry. and land al
the West Shore ferry at weehawken. The
regulars who cross these ferries saw about all
the excitement connected with the racing yes
terday. and Capt Jack Graham. with posse
Of men. including Jack Hayes. the alleged In.
| former. were waiting at the Weehawken ferry
for the purpose OF serving warrants on certain
bookmakers who transact business at Gluten.
burg. The betting throng recognized the
agents OF the Law and Order League.
| and began jostling and chaflnR the New Jer-
sey warrant servers. Jack Hayes coming In
for the heaviest share Of the war Of words
Capt Graham then concluded not to mako any
arrests at the ferry. and so journeyed up the
hill and across country to the race course.
accompanied BY his aids. They were re-
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Nothing was heard Of but Brussels in the
n IA race Going to the pest at odds on. he
out In the, home stretch. whom he shook the
neld on and won by three lengths, Azrael. SEQ
SRn na cnoi t: beating Bob Arthur length and
Kingdom. supposed to be the good thing in
sho SsstsR f ffheRBh0ae
Cascade came third. dve lengths away. Sum.
rnr'e $500 for beaten horses; threeQuartsrs of
s, fn?': C. BY so'aa'a:t.-csn.
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THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500: selling: five and half furlonss.
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TIE THIRD RACE.
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THE FOURTH RACE
rurss $500. for beaten horses: three.qunrtsrs of
p Msn,on,s br. q. W. B. H.. T. by Enqulrer-B.b.e
s!ad sTR s;sS.. + IS
BIAS, Tho Doctor. and Orc also ran.
Time, Ink
Sir I4uneeio Mutual. p.id si7 hsss
THE FIFTH RACE.
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Xenophon and Van Duke also rnu |
Bettinr-Five to on Rrissejs 4 ia A,r,., ,x..,
Sob Arthur. Mutusls paid $780, $780, SS25
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling; one mile.
'aramus sta1le's g. E. Telephone. 6. by GleneIs-
Earre.ts pr g Kingdom; D. ~ FiynnJ
': Why0urn's ch. 8. Cascade. l. 1925 CNhyburn) S |
Long Ten. Harry Ireland. and Alyernoi also ran
Time, AIN
Betting-Fifteen to ] against Telephone z IN a IN |
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