The morning call., 1893-06-23
A TOUT ARRIVES.
Jacobs Comes Back From
Chicago.
ATTHE WORLD'SlFAIR
Normandie Was the Only Favorite
to GLADDEN. the Hearts of
the Talent.

arrival of NJ. Jacobs, the prince of touts.
Jacobs left here last spring for Chicago in
a raiment calculated to drive the Worlds
Fair people to drink and he returned in
one that would drive the social leader of
the Del Monies crazy with envy. Jacobs.
whose effusion of wit springs spontane-
ously from his sparse crop of wool,
says that he lost twelve pounds avoirdu-
pos jumping sideways through the Chi
cago crowds. Furthermore he says that
things 90 with such a whirl in Chicago
that the girls jump off the cable-cars with
all the agility OF man. Jacobs cast a
glance at the horses as they came to the
post in the irstrace at the Bay District
and astonished his hearers by remarking
pared with the faded and wOrn-out plugs
running at Hawthorne Park, Chicago.
Jacobs looked very we'll, considering his
loss of weight, and argues that he would
rather live in California on coffee and
doughuuts than in Chicago on turkey and
truff1es Although he only arrived here
with 81 rs in his pocket he looked very
happy, and is q pronounced advocate of
the California Winter Fair.
The racing at the Bay District was good
Yesterday. and the public would be very
much pleased with Mr.. Schwartz manage
ment of affairs if he would run that sure
thing man." Phil Archibald, off the track.
IL is well-known fact that this Austria
lian blackleg has horses stiffed for his ben
eft. AS o bookmaker or bettor he is a
fraud.
The only time he will bet the public is
when he has horse fixed in the stable,
He lays against such horses. and it would
be wise for Mr.. Schwartz to rule him off
the track before he ruins his brilliant
racing project.
The first event. a five and half furong
dash, saw the only real favOrite of the
day win. The twO-year-olds, Normandie
and Premium FLY, OutclasSed their field,
and the former on performances was
rightly made fayorite att 10 8. COnnaught
and Sidney, two rank dogs, received con-
siderable backing, but neither hardly
figured. The Premium flly could have
won handily if Charley Weber. who got
her off in The lead, had not made too much
use of her. She led Normandie into the
stretch. but, being all out al the finish,
Normandie beat her a neck in :09. Con-
naught was third. while the others were
strung out.
Golden State, the favorite in the second
event of five and half furlongs. could
not run fast enough to keep himself warm.
Imported Alt0Ssa. well-backed TO l
shot, raced with him for a while, and then
came home an easy winner, the badly
ridden o. Bee finishing second and Cooper
third.
Broadchurch ought to have been a l to .
choice in the selling event of mile but
the books laid s 10 against his chances
Morton had a lot of backing, and finally
both closed at to s. Broadchurch. who
got badly pocketed In his last race couple
of times, won all the way, with Morton
second and Aerolite third.
Seaside, the fly that her owners juggle
with so often, was big favorite In the
tIpn mir fua fin
brought but four to the post.
WaTrago, good FLY, had to 5 against
her chances Of running one-two. and those
In the know backed her considerably
Carmel, who was let in light by the handi-
capper, was the first to show from the
leading all the way, beat the indifferently
ridden Warrag0 in the drive home by
three parts Of length. Realization was
third, length in front OF Seaside, whom
Johnny Weber did not ride with his
usual clevern eSs.
Solitude, to l shot, upset the talent
by making sensational run in the stretch
and winning the mile handicap handilv
from Nellie G in :44h. Red Cloud, the
second choice. was third, easily beating
the favorite, Garcia.
There will be no racing Friday and Sat
urday at the Bay District, owing to the
death of Senator Stanford.
SUMMARY.
First race-Five and a half furiongs
R. Tietgen's b. T. Normandie. 2, by KyrIe DAILY
Extract. S3 (Tuberville) ...................... 1
?. webber's CHI f., 2. by Tyrant- Premium, So &c.
NJ Kerrs Gu g. Connaught g. los cGctaj.
Time, l:09
Won by a neck. three lengths between second
and third.
Post betting: to Normandie, 6 to 1 Premium
fly 212 to l Connaught.
Hiram E l21 C5annon) u to l. Our Dick l2I
tLaWleSs) ~ TO ], Kitty III (Parker) ~ to /
n,amDbelh a n ! nfs, L
los (Peters) 20 to /, also ran.
Second race-Five and half furlonps.
Garden City stables b. m. imp. Attossa 3. by
Dunlap Catherine Wheel SO jonathan. -. /
Beeler d Nathan's b. h. o. Bee, s. l24 (JoneS) 9
Golden Gate stables ch. g. Cooper, 3, lOS IF.
fine, ITO.
Won by three lengths. same between second and
Post betting: to Attossa. to i o. Bee, to
Lord Dunbar 124 (Applebyy 10 to l. Sir Gordon
"a (Berry( TO /, Miss Edsall l06 (Robinson)
10 to l: Golden State II q. Mebber) TO 3. also
ran.
Third race One mile.
e Tierney's ch h: Broadchurch a., by Lenster-
Tillie Dunbar, 11S q. Webber). .............. l
e. D. Appleby's CHI. g. Morton, a., III (Wii-
e; F. 1revathans br. m. AeroIite, 5, 96 CTuber-
Time :a4i '''''''''''''''...
Won by a length and a half, two lengths be.
tween second and third.
| Post betting: Broadchurch to s. Morton 10
| 5, Aeroiite 3 to "
! Cody I26 (BachigaupD 10 to l, Kitty Kern
| rs (Coady) 10 to l. also ran.
Fourth race-Five furongs for two-year.oIds.
handicap
C. L. Don's CHI. c. Carmel, by Duke of Norfolk
Carmel lO3 (Tubervtlle|. Observation-Disclosures
tarden City stables b. I. Warrago, LOT (Dona
nOag watsons b. Realization lis iRistlnei
Time. :05
Won by three-fourths of length, two between
second and third.
Post betting: 8 to l Carmel, to / warraKo. 3
| to ! Realization.
Seaside ] Is d. Webber) TO also ran.
Fifth race-Handicap. One mile.
u. W. WatsonS b. NJ. Solitude, 3, by Darebin-
Attitude. los tRistne). Observation-Disclosures
J. f. Kings b. Ii. Red Cloud a. ll5 (Spence1 2
Time, :44M
Won by two lengths, and a half between
second and third.
! Post betting: to l Solitude, 4 to l Nellie G.
8 TO Red Cloud "
hugueDot 105 &c. Webber) to l, Garcia l05
| (Burlinghame) TO o. also ran
RICHARDS & Co., druggists. 4O6-S Clay.
SOLD FOR A SoNG.-Tbe bark Templar was
sold Yesterday by United States Marshal Long
at public auction. 1t was purchased by Alfred
Greenebaum for S20S0. The bark is almost
new and cost about $4,000. A dsagreemen MT
among the owners, together with financial
troubles ended in legal controversy and this
sale. Out of Yesterdays sale the owners will