New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

na 10 losing business and gu, Of eigh,v.,x who pad
$50 o usS az the opening Of the season there were
0 NC" oawihR OF stands on "wednesday only
~. 49,. VINO we're wiling to pay for privilege for
m nA' n'c oays-a falling on one.half and loss OF
$4,000 day In the revenues OF the m,n.non, mn,
.. 'e ioA OF the management NAV be the gain OF the
Pubic snce 1t has become apparent tina, tho nchods
pursued at the park than to.e NJ Cuturg
~ uoeser he respectable portion OF the public that
az one Time freaucn;ed it no longer Willing u, he seen
'hofe ana especially since they have been obliged 10
associate with d'reputsbe and blackegs from the
slums OF the ctce.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FMS HAOh-for all ages, which have not won in 1898
special weights. Six furongs
n ~ u.o...,. g. R.'''"f Fl.
tiOo9rssgy pawdle. aGcd liz \ SINS Sins Go -
j. T. i 8 F. P. k.ene' e. w1,Is Hqse;
j. M A a. IA. = % 3 H. Norris .o ,o-l
r En-. .a les, : ios Iis:e5. 20 q
Time-i :l$. '''''"'o
81 Michael wormser ond Grace Drown did not run
White Rose ouuooted the others for halfmle but tired
badly near the end. Loantaka easily bv length
White Rose second. four length. before Mlnnehaha.
SECOND RACE-Handicap. one mile and a furlons
st. s.'n Fl
''?s Hssi';; hi r s rs Sy
Marcus Days Dr. C Sir Matthew 10; "a, .,
c. Workers b. h. Now Never. aged, ~
Prince George, 3. Ios....~....-ua%Scyl 10 a
Marg1d O. 90 100 lRenl 81
"O' 'S''' 'O' Timc-i .55is.
Cleaning did not run. Prince George led for fur.
long. Marcod then led the homcstrech Pickpocket
and Sir Matthew had fighting finish. Pickpocke won
by head Sir Matthew second length before Now or
Never.
THIRD RAcE-For twO.year.olds. Special wcights SIX
fuilongs.
81 Betting Fl.
na%sss. S;sS. e. $S3s3os s
TIT ton 'niS loo lcsI sis s@ AL 81 g
Our pg5,m lack ,o 100 .....MdqTncy al al 81
Welding Tour slosn so III
NS'O'' Tme-1i' : :iSl .'""'''o"'0
Terrapin led all the way. under pull BY three
lengths Curacao beat Equation length for the place.
FOURTH RACE-special weights. SIX furlongs
st Betting Fl.
Mccancrty wIshard's ,br: h. Aloha by
St. Muneo-onie' aged ia G Mcs; So out,
NJ. F. Dryers oh. c. stOneneli, i, l22
Tme-1 159.
Fairy and Tormentor failed 20 Taral had been
ordered to wait behind Aloha Stonene fought hard for
his head but when got II sixteenth from the finish
he could not respond and Aloha beat him head. With
different orders Ssonencll would by open day
light.
FIFTH RACE-selling. seven furlongs
St. P1.
Betting.
Gideon g. DAILY b. c. Cactus by Macaroon
Thistle. yrs; lo so,s aam 1Iis 10 out out
q. Forbes's b. e. Arab. aged. l04 Goodale Cd 4-5
1ipe-l :2634.
Miss Maud. May Win and Long Beach with
drawn. Estele bad clear lead OF three lengths.
with others hard ridden catch her Cactus finally
caught her. winning by neck. Estele beat Arab two
lengths.
SIXTH RACE-For maiden two.yearod fin!cs To carry
1l2 n Five aud half furlongs.
Betting.
ST. Pl.
A. ClsSns oh. I. Stonenellie. by stonehense -,
-Nen lI2 m.........:...::.... uamblep1 4-6 Is
J. f. McDonalds b. T.. IL HAYDEN Edwntds 80 ,
Mamie b.. l12 .:...;......., lMidgeleY 15-l Al
(DogpetN 81 lilo
Nshma l12 Gear ns........Lit'lehM di 81 az
Ttme-l 90.
jennie Lee did not rrn. The Mamie B. hly. Stone
nellie Mcmac Queen In close order for five fur
longs Lambley then urged Stoneneie and she won
neatly by length the Mamie d ny second. three
lengths before Micmac Queen.