New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-05

keep your horses in the stable IT, however, found
that the not satisfactory to the patrons OF the
track. change them am always ready TO listen
10 any suggestion that will benefit racing. have been
before going public too long let any charges
OF fa,ortism e ascribed to me, l did just what
thought would be best for all persons associated with
racing"
Monmouth oliria wa. this city yesterday arrsng.
Ing with the Company about their with
Monmouth. The death Of H. Clay Dpas &.
pectcd that his affairs In chaotic state.
Thomas NJ. Croft at Asoury Park yesterday. F..
walcot went to Cofts Office several and asked
II Mr. Croft had returned. number OF persons at
jumped conclusion that great mystery was hand.
Mr. Croft came back about I'VE minutes before the last
race and went the inner Office where he Joined
by Wacot OF the searchers for mysteries lost
the first trains waiting for developments.
The is likely to be fully ventilated by the
Board OF Control, the will be appealed. Some
people say the inside history Of the viii show
that Hamilton wa, 20 receive race,
that with the under which the
Mackntoshs victory was not such startling reversal OF
form others which have been frequently witnessed at
the present meeting aud passed unnoticed
G. j. Kelly and the Estee being investigated
by careful study OF the mares performances. J. j.
McCarcy said when he sold the mare that she was not
profitable piece Of property she the worst "inand
OUTER and likely TO get her owner ruled
or in race that had bet all his money and was
likely to make him a pauper
teorge Forbes and his little horse Arab were talked
over by the medicine men Of Monmouth. The chances
are that at end Of the powwow Arabs running will
be considered consistent, and that Forbes will get
another chance II is now said that the witnesses who
declared that Forbes threatened annhilate Pierre
Lorard for bidding Arab mlstook his wrathful ge
ticuations for desire to pummel the master Of Ran
cocas. j. 5. Campbell who Is ever ready TO act as q
u. ,cenaacr ia that FORBES had intenvn Of assau
ing Mr. Lorllard, but that he excited and talked
about how badly he treated. 1t that Forces
was extremely angry when the sale Of Arab and
rushed from the crowd surrounded the judges
with a heavy cane In his hand. He stopped the
foot of the night OF stairs from the paddock end OF
the rrandsand where a lively conversation occurred A.
f. WaIcott Joined Forbes and In a few minutes FCrbe
went into the betting ring. Mr. Lorillsrd told by
somebiy that Forbes Threatened ~ assault him. and he
wa, naturally excited at the report. Mr.. Lorard did
NOT visit the track yesterday and Is not likely 20 90
there to-day.
The oppcarance OF Denny" Mclaughlin and J. c. Carr
at Monmouth Yesterday and day before
.ultston with the Dryers, Morrlses and other racing
magnates the tongues OF some persons waggng
IL is an open secret Guttcnbug management
pects TO race all winter Is claimed thai the present
law l. constitutional and that the Law and Order
League Of Jersey pending TO decide the con-
sutionality Of the law aud that Guttenburg will
and test the law on the grounds. GUTENBERG can
do this there are lively times ahead Elizabeth Linden.
Clifton GUTENBERG and Gloucester likely make
with each other tracks NAV have meetings at
the same time. Some people say the consultations are
about the fall dates at Elizabeth and Guttenbug. and
proposition ~ unite their forces against Clifton
Ormonde the great English sire. is expected to arrive
on the steamship Wednesday Ormonde
il fine sailor and has made the trip to and from the
Argentine Republic with safety. All the incoming steam
ships report splendid weather that everything seems
to favor Mr. McDonough's s150,000 purchase.