The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31

Excellent Card and Good Crowds-Results
aud Entries

aud Entries.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec 30.-An excel
lent card Of five well-flled races at
tracted a crowd numbering 1000 persons
to-day Every one Of the winners were
heavily backed. consequently the ten
books that did business here were hit
hard. The East st. Louis Jockey Club
viii open their new hree-quarter-miie
track Monday
Important and expensive improvements
have been made, including two hundred
stables and a large covered paddock.
These Improvements place the course In
the very front rank as n winter race
track. The summaries for the day are
as follows:
First race-one and one-sixt6enths Of a
mile selliug-Monk OvertOn first, Billy
Roller second, Ethel Fortune third Time,
1.O6 ii.
Second race-hve-eighths OF a mile. sell
ine.-Conductor McSweeney first Tessie
second. John Sum third. Time 1905.
Third race-mile and q sixteenth, sell
inQ.-Fancy first, Snarley the Smuggler
second Senator Walcott third. Time
11f.
Fourth race-one mile, selling-Mohican
first. Tom Jones second Knickerbocker
llilIhs llutt Atthffs
Fifth race-nne-sixteenth Of mile
selling.-Harry Warren first. Censor sec
ond. Paddy Flynn third. Time, 51M.
on Two FavOrite'.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 3O.-Only two
favorites pulled down the purses to-day.
The delays at the post were exasper-
adng. Track fast In the first race Texas
Star led to the stretch when Bret Harte
passed him, and won by half length,
Tom DAILY second, half a length in front
of John Irwin. Rosebud got the start
and was never caught, in the second
race, winning by half a length from
Winnie Davis, the favorite, who was
length in front Of Emperor Billet.
ovation, at four to one won the thlIu
race by length.
rrbe fourth race was won by Brazos,
the favorite, by a length, Michael second,
two lengths In front Of Tasco.
Carmen won the last race, length in
front OF Miss Perkins, with German,
the favorlte, half length behind. Sum-
maries:
First race-seven furlongs, selling, four
year-olds-Bret Harte first Tom Daily
second. John Irwin third. Time, :29 II.
Second race-five and one-hait tnnonsS'
selling. -year-olds - Rosebud nrst'
Winnie Davis second, Emperor Billet
third. Time. los "a.
Third race - three-fourths of mile,
selling. two-year-olds-Ova first TIP
pecannoe second, Jim Hogg third. Ilme'
115 3-4.
Fourth race-one mile, handicap, all
ages-I}razOs first Michael second Iasco
third. Time. l:42 IL.
Tifth race-five and one-halt lurlonBs'
selling. three-year-olds - Carmen nrsI'
Miss Perkins second, German third Ilme'
1:22 81
The Entries.
Following are the entries al New Or
leans FOR Mondsy:
First race-fve-eigths or a mlle' sen
inp p-Tucker. S.: Gambler. So; Alroy, So;
Narrlssa so: Bal Gal, o.: Flory Meyers,
e2. Glib Mason. 81; Molhere, "a, Martini,
90. Little Bowling, 100; Bonnie Kate lOli
Fred Mitchell 10l; George S., l02; Pacolet,
lO5; Lucy S. l09.
Second race-one mile and seventy
yards.-Lnly c., "a; Uncle jim. 80; Nir-
den. 90; John Irwin, 1Ol; Dakota, lU;
Rustic. f0i: Emma Mac. l03; Morse l0f,
Forest King, 10i Uncle Frank, 1Oi; Wall
lace. 105: Taylor Hayden lO5; State OF
Texas. 1O7. Transit, l07; Tenny, Jr., 40.
Third race-three-quarters of a mile
selling.-Scottish Belle 70; San Benita, ~;
Incommode, 20; Galen Brown ~; Ike y,
50. HaFmdH, n, NtSeds odt htAHNlihts opf
whitehead, 81; Bryan. 90; Little Nell, 20;
Evelet. 90: Palomita, 81; Emma Nc, 100;
Billy Bennett 40.
Fourth race-one mile handicap. Mich
81 g5 Mezzount, 80; Linda, 1O9; st. Pat.
100. Coronet. 90; Jack Lowell, III; Tasco,
lo6 The Judge, 49,; Loclport lO3; D. Of
Milpitas, 122.
Fifth -Fifteen-siXteenths OF mile
selling. Stella NJ, %: Lucy Clark, 80;
Outcry. 100; Fleetwood. 100; StiVerado,
100: Senate 100; Josie D.. 1Oi; Eyeiet, lO5;
Brazos III.
President Engeman Indicted.
WASHINGTON, d. c. Dec @,-The
grand Jury to-day indicted President
Engeman Of the Ivy City Jockey Club
The charges against him are setting up
a gaming table and promoting gambling
I'm connection with his racing project
here. Mir. Engeman. it Is said, IS now In
Philadelphia and warrants for his arrest
probably will be held until his return
TO the city Book maker Bennington and
his clerks were indicted over again, the
new charges alleging the making Of pools
within one mile Of the city, contrary to
a recent statute.
THE BICYCLE TOURNANEN1.