The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-16
proposition that it was loss trouble to open
MONEY snowEnEp UPON THE pooK1rs.

MONEY sHowEREp UPON THE DooKIEs.
Ifthese devotces OF the small bottle missed
anIr ssp ssMbIs 81 S sys1. q Of ths the sn titt thy th SSse
Brooklyn Handicap. had engaged tbs attention
t &, sS opsn IN !1 ~ the RsG pooss at the ss trsek. ITO"
But tho instant after the numbers went up
snnoancinS the winners n the ,h s1 6scdn
everyone Of tie liz SooEmakeTs' was tic
storm centre Of q cyclone Of bettors. who
e onlSions ,S With ~" Money Re,S'leTT se M money %Ss saRers .n ths
ticket writer's. The sheet keepers, hstless;
up with tic demand oithe bettors.
anainShins:' The scant .dds were Of no AVAIL
name OF the r%ayorite. LampIlahter. three times
stream Until II It seemed asii tho ]ia So sHSn!i
win twenty thousand Dettors would be tho
Tho public could not be satisfied. Eyen to
into The ring over tbe SHOUTS Of tho Iettors I'D
hooks closed. there was still a frantic crowd Of
men with lists clenched on rolls OF money they
WATCHING THE RACE
Outside the ring there was SILENCE. The
end, it was seen that tho ~fsvqrite was sud-
When ' tho horses m 0 cam snq into Ha' tho e0S nome.
. %ss,s .! tSs5s were !pp %snHsa, cries aD "5 t tSsn
= sudden "s shout' Of "GSmpiis6..r "a" a. 't tSs
that sesmsd to promise to land him in front;
a cloud Of dust rs the horses passed under tho
wire. and then al was CONFUSION. No one in
the the stands seem n Cd &c. to snow = the result until the
Tho effect on The crowd was. supplied. and
the result was sttll the topic OF dazed discus
sion whom an hour later the crowd was strug-
Cling hon eward.
among the spectators Among tic Politicians
and city officials were ex,Mayor Grant. Comp
E Ej,n iis.IsSs MaTshy Sn5 wiIiis%s ID' aIy: E ssfSs
fhh .srv WilII" md 4 ys.d.SSl!s. iEdy,fSd KsihlSS.
there A%0 Mere A.. 4. +. a&1Ss alestt, oas Of 't X. ow Swnst q
the he 4SSs's eSid SsaHsI ne W" % sSi u ia e sSs sddf un:
I +; ' ass ;s sI;sS:' !; $',{ Ess%iii'ss::si i1 :, :; t3, % 1; sSs; f.
Green u. Morris. and Lucisn Applebyy. S%So,i..
Thomss 3cnilsr"e Of London was there with
Which Col. 0chiitree knew nothing. Cecil
G G,sy f ws ill., .h sii.i iG TosIn. E I%5 sa i sns Fl z new
chinatown" Hoyt had a small bet against the
THE RETURN HOME.
Then II was all over. except the return
home, and that being attempted at exactly
the same instant by nearly, 10000 people.
oil five lines OF railroads waiting at tile gate,
long trains. following each other In quick
success sion.
The faciiitie. were great. but the crowd was
greater. and there was a great deal Of hard
work on the long platforms by the trains until
after o'clock. when the last OF tho throng
was carried away from the scene Of the sixth
and greatest Brooklyn Handicap day.
THE PRELIMINARY cASTER.
1t WAS about 3:4b o'clock and the sky was
devoid Of q cloud when the contestants for the
Bropkiyn Handicap. which was the fourth race
on the card. began to appear for their prelim-
mary capteF-thst short snin through the
stretch which makes the blood course through
the veins OF the delicate yet powerful spcci-
mems of the thoroughbred race horse. that
gives such enjoyment, to the multitude
that love q good horse. The first candidate to
gallop was p. J. DwyerH Sons Leonaweli. q
tories last year and In 1891 to his credit. Fol-
loving hin closely were ~ 7. Divers tri9.
heels strobe Diablo and. Charade: the former
the, representative Of Walcott d Campbell.
while the latter carried the fortunes Of W.. II.
Jones, the bookmAker. and q few OF his
friends. who regard the black son OF ChAraxus
as a great race horse. Then came Father Bill