The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24
ARRESTED AT THE RACES.
rHs xIP0LEoN OF THE HILI ASSISTS
CAPT JACK GRAHAM


.ysstses Lsck weed Opens Court ana AaHits
ths Prisoners 20 Basi-Nnpoieon Signs
ths Bonas-Favoritss win-1wo-ye ar.oias
Rsa Well On . Dangerous Track.
Tho proceedings at Guttenburg yesterday
were in marked contrast to the tumult Of the
previous Saturday. Capt Jack Graham APP
pearsd again with tho same number Of aids
that accompanied him In his former raid.
Tho CAPTAIN and his mon were received with
Chesterfleldian politsness by Manager Carr.
who has conducted the cam paien so far on the
part Of the association In q way that entities
him to be hailed as the Napoleon Of the Hill.
Although not as broad across the shoulders or
IS deep through the chest as the renowned
Corsican General. the little man on tho hill
has depth Of brain apparently equal to any
emergency.
what can do for you 2" inquired the man
Ager.
well" replied tho CAPTAIN. II have war
rants for the arrest OF tho Metropolitan Club.
tho Chelsea, the Granite. the Eldorado. the
wait a moment. Captain" interrupted Mr..
Carr. "These people have left here to 60 to
Gloucester. Are there any other men you have
warrants for"
yes" replied the Captain. naming William
r. Corney, Bismarck william Hendy. Thomas
Butler. and William Ford.
These bookmakers appeared on call. and the
party proceeded to Eugene Leighs dwelling
a asid ' opposte ct the grand stand. Here they
found Justice Lockwood Of Jersey City. who
fd Issued The ra o tSS s The
$500 Zach Manager Carr signed the bonds.
and the en- were soon transacting business
The results 81 the races. too; differed from
hHmo RojnG tnoct cd oft. five nurses we're chp.
SIKH and ,5Isst going to 2 wei; backed sto ]
\! Va. soy ssys With With ', Sloppy mug on :
GROUND was aoit and broken und or the batter Of
mud. There was Just such spot at the turn .i IN.
Rs bsa S0s NTH uke
il shs saddle: iolioxed 81 kia,spP. ridden y
tunatey horses and riders escaped serious in
race Of most interest to hors s.7S n, vas ss
dssxefSS: p.t "a ss'sIs Ths
II colt
sh I IL aG aaa U s Post IN hs
third f9TE lengths behind the leaders
ths rst race easily by u length mt
Sys ne;K Objection. tSs leading money Ear:
EoS@s bx hall a length. FEesssr came in = Peor
ead tSe % Shp
ssSt sn'ss :ss ' SS$et nIo esSs
IT, Ds%s sohs nnsth ae ed. Sir h Raa
favortte in tho selling race at q mile and half.
beating La se grippe
bead foT second place The winner wSs run pp
sssa be 81 PIG in Ct By
%hen Reporter beat the s ODDS On i tav9qrIts
str nss1id In third. Summary sA'' 0Ae '0nn
THE FIRST RACE
100 f., beaten pI hsr, .,t ys fsS n
I'm :ss IL q sa: Crab cia. d. Van
sssssSssrS:t.a; i;s ii: jsSSs:i;;;
csnas osa1ss:: kS SoSi: pu fs' .nd B..a : ass
e:: :ss:;:. s:;s.
THE SECOND RACE
Hsrss sAoe for twSysas-olds, ssllinn arss fur
sssy Co.'S brew. colt. By Empsror-wiseh. 100 q. !.
E1es.ioi Stable; Hsnistt: My -
sasi:s aiS ana ia .a - e
NJ; = I:e,s Ess Ia "a: :s
THE THIRD RACE
So &: ss'n 5 IL sas
x se ei.!a:. IT, }ss.:I
Irene H.. Dalosman. Glenlochy. Jed, and Knapp also
ran.
Time 1924.
sss!S soy 10 to Freezer xu'uA' paid 'Ssa $500
THE FOURTH RACE.
Khattan Stables b. z. Toano. q. By Longfellow-
w. Loveiis B. T. Maggie heck T. a8 Cook .........
Bsaverhead Stables ch b. Comet aged III (Flynnl..
Fam Morse and Mart also ran
Time. 1:U4H
BeutnR-Seven to on 1oano. 80 TO against Hasgts
Beck, to Comet Mutuals paid S2.25, 1926. $40.
The FIFTH RACE
Purse $500; solling: mile and = half.
T. Welch's b. c. Sir Rae T. by Alta-Constellaton 100
rsr.mSs Stable b. g. Receptions Is ioi M.e.uiicyjj !
Castle son. CHI; Ia Grippe: G. 167 q c.stIe).....
Time. 2:%4H
BsttinG-Ftyo to on Sir Rae. to Telephone, 70
La Grippe. Mutuas paid S4.2O. 20. 1885,
THE SIXTH RACE
Pure $500; selling; seven furongs.
FRANK Key Dr. WHss'sr T.: aged los tX.iritin;j;'
W. Manns b. &. Duke John. Z. ia Flynn)
Fassett, Adelins, and Harry ireland also ran.
Time, :3.
BettIng-Ftye to against Repeater; 10 to D on
NhsslerT ~ to against Duke John. Rituals paid