New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
LAST HOURS AT MONMOUTH.
POOR RACING AND MUCH UNHAPPINESS
RuMoRs OF STARTLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTESTS

Renorts are gaining currency among racing men
That nevv Board OF Control may possibly be or
ganized at some future date. composed OF Jon"
A Morris Alfred II. Morris and Nyndhaih Nd''i"
II IA rumored that policy OF strict eNCiusio"
~ all newsnaper men will be adopted by tins ne"
BOARD OF Control that violent warfare VIII ="
vaged against every decent and reputable Jour
nal and that any reporter who ventures 10 mahe
his way into the grounds will be promptly ciuDDe"
within an inch of his life 10y WyElham walden
Such a Board OF Control would %doupteui! i"''
racing to an extremely lofty standard
When circus men get into serious uou"ie M
raise a veil of Hey. Rube! Hey. RUDE anu e''''
crcus man within hearing rushes to the rescue
with a club, tent-pole. stake. or ahy'h's ""',"
he can lay his hands on. The uniortuHaue -,
mouth Park meeting will end to-day IL WIZ nv
surprising IT, in their mournful phsht 'he u"
hsppy Monmouth managers raise shou' Vi
rod, Conradu Conrad!!,' Theatre-goers ana race
eoers who read Jacks Tips" have become -
tremely familiar with these mystic worus,
rad Conrad, Conrad" and with the ieseiiu u'.'
this name twice repeated when IeBeHu WIZ
few omissions Csince the laws OF TINS anu o'"''
States forbid the publication OF loVei! "N''
ments) reads as follows
"a card to the Public.
"wbile Il Is true have been chosen the pIea'-
dent of the Louisiana Company Nice w. -
pauphin deceased. / still retain the pio7'
NJ the - Company. that all propoS''o'i
for supplies Of machinery, etc, as We" do "''
o,bar bnsness communications on other supJeo's
sbould be addressed to here as hefe'oioie
After January l. 1894, my business VIII Dc
IN - Honduras, - and will so on 'heie a. INV
without any break - - ~,
:, has already been said that the laws OF New
York State (and Of New-Jersey also) posi'NeN P'
h,h,t rho notification of lottery advertisements
II Is possible that if "A Grand Jury IN either say,
should get hold of Mr. Conrad II hie"' 80
with him. although he has disguised MS au'e'
in a peculiarly ingenious and skiiiul ihaili'ei' "'
,ha laws of New-Jersey do not forbid the disap
pointed and despairnS managers Oh Nio"''iou'
Park appealing to Conrad for help 30 at -lon-
mouth park to-day the air may be filled win
shouts not of Hey RUDE although there mas
been a queer kind of circus going on at Mohmou'"
Park for many a day, but with shrieks and screams
far Conrad Conrad, Conrad. Conrad to the res
cue."
The racing at Monmouth Park yesterday was
extremely duh and most of the fields were miser-
ably small Two of the six races went to NJ. r..
Dwyer. Stonenell winning from Joe Cotton ana
Peril while Raceland had only Wildwood to beat.
Both viciors were at pronibitve prices.
In the opening affair for maiden two-year-olds
Black Hawk the favorite. and with a good
rider he would have The winner, Mcmac
Queen has been third several times, usually in COM
pany of better class than chat she was meeting,
yet to was put up against her.
Yemen odds-on favorte for the second
race. yet but little better supported than Sis
Cactus and Lakeview were practically friendless.
but Cactus captured the money easily, with Lake
Raceland's success over wildwood was plainly
clearly beaten at the end of the mile Taral is one
Of the few riders of today who never admit de-
Best Brand was BOXED on as a sure first in the
last race. and at to and I to 10 he carried some
ish Chief Justice proved the faster and beat him
Goodae came to the scales to ride Sam Weller in
this race. but he was not permitted TO weigh out.
and Penn was put up in ms Pas h b rSi a
his riding of Black Hawk, but the'suspension came
U ns Rat the Young had been drinking
and was not in fit condition to ride ms reached
ale TO stand down. The matter will be investigated.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-sering. Maiden two-yearods. Five fur.
81 n'''in Fl.
oneck Stables oh. +. Miemac Queen, by
Mdlo'hi'n-pA''y' lO' ]" Gear 1Dssqcti, 81 81
wasStt camOOel's blk c BLACK aidd STs IL, d.
MocSreity & wishaid's b. c. Florence.
Mo ~ rS SSin io:t;'... 9,sSs5 81 ;;
La Msere io5 Penn 81 -
Matte Chuna, 95......, Sloane 25-1 10-l
poor start followed DELAY OF fifteen minutes Dwight
and Miss Foriham being the sufferers The final struggle
between Black Hawk and Micmac Queen. or rather
better horse but Doegott the better rider and in
hard drive Micmac Queen by a length Black Hawk
second. neck before Florence
SECOND RACE-Specal weights. Six furlongs.
St. n'''n Fl.
Gideon 3 Days b. c; Cactus, by Macaroni
Il. p o,nsra's b. g Lakeview, aged 100 . 8, o,
RaHeoeaS Stables CHI g Yemen ts,m 1o !, .,
Sister Mary, 3. q; clSS'"oSSS j. ).
scratched. Lakevew led To the last iurlone wher'
Cactus moved up and ;hc race by three lengths
Lakeview second, head before Ycaen.
THIRD RAcE-spccsI weights. one mile and sN
s. n'''il Fl.
caomel: aged III r Ger; 1l21,l ,GariD &c GU,
'' ~ - Hamilton, . al out
Julien and Michael were withdrawn. Both riders ha
evidently received orders wait. Hcazng this. Tar,
took Old Bones" % front. In the om,tctch Ham
ton made his call Oh Wildwood. The struggle kecnl
fought. and Raccland the by short neck.
FOURTH KAtE-HANDICAP-for two.y aro1s. 81
fu!Ongs.
ST. n''"l p.
j. A, a. II. D. II. Morrss b. Melody
y ROssine'On-M'Fy ow'ey 1G2 p is2r
j. X vngut's Oh. c. sctaukei l lS5.
Burridse Bros Oh. C. Tcrropln 100 CSim, Is
iiEysra' cd rf" : 9
Hyaway, 1lO................ a. Downing 4O-I IL
Time-1 1874
The start was perfect, and excepting Hvaway wh
was outpaeed from the first they made close suurel
for five furlcnes. Melody won easily y two lengths
Setauket second, length before Terispn.
FIFTH RACE-Special weights Five iurlongs.
,,~.i s. ae''ln F
NJ. F. Dryers ch. c. Stoncneil by stone
h S3ingsl b. yIj Joe 81 GS,dn aged 10 out
(Hanawaltl 40-l 3
S. G. Reeds br. f. Peril g. leg .........
a. Clayton 5 2O-l i
Timc-l O3
Correction did not Stoncnell In front frOr
start to finish aud under pun by length
Joe Cotton beat Peril by four lengths.
SIXTH RACE-ScIling. one mile and sixteenth.
Betting