New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-02
FOR SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACES
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB SIAhho
WHICH CLOSE TO-DAY.
THE ASSOCIATIONS LIBERAL PoiI'N-NoN'
MOUTHS GATES NOT fIKEIA TO
OPEN XHIS YEAR.

neat pamphlet; announcing the conditions Oh i''
stakes which will close to-day the ciup aSo N
public In this pamphlet the dates winch Il '
for It's June and autumn meetings. us JIM M
ing will extend from June lG to June ~ rs H"'u''
meeting. from August % to September D. Not JESS
than 81 900 will be added any race. In THIS pony
Of adding at least 1900 to every race the ooh'y
island Jockey Club shows more Hberall'y' Ho'e
breadth of view and more puDllc spirit tn''' I'm
Of the other racing associations, Which "''e"" -
cut down the added money to purses a'-i SIN
this year Many OF the truest and most jealous
friends Of the highest class Of racing regret uoe'S
that the Conev Island Jockey Club has not taken
odvantace OF the opportunity to extend us inee'lB
and 10 race on the Fourth of July ana OH cc''"'''
Saturdays in July and August III docs hot % -"
possible that there can be any FACING "' '
mouth Park this year. The New-Jersey l-esiSia-
ture will undoubtedly repeal the scandaouS anu
sban,.ful gambling legislation Of last winter anu
tho repeal of that legislation will be in ltsell sum
cient TO prevent racing at Monmouth am ~
Monmouth Park Association certainty WI" "e'o'
give n racing meeting without betting anu wren
the Ncw-Jersey Legislature repeats the eaHolns
LEGISLATION no betting will be permitted oh '"'
grounds at Monmouth. In the absence OIL no,'-
month Par, meeting the Coney Island Jockey 'l"p'
the most popular the most influential 'he '""''
honorcd racing association III the oou"'s'
has more wcll-known men In its membership "'''
o,, other has a superb opportunity 10 give Inc
r,eoulp of this country tIlT'N HfF - Va ''' 49,
ing in June and July the best months lot i"O,'S
oo o,e, Island near the seacOast. The toney ISL
and Jockey Club meetings In the past years ''No
bacn compressed into too short space an 10
friends and patrons would be deeply E'du'''' Ia
IN. Climb would take advantage of its opp"r'uhi'
,,es and race only three four days Week. '"N-
ing a number OF Saturdays for racing days ANA
also taking the Fourth of July, holiday on ""'"
immense numbers Of people attend the races
TUE RICH FCTUEITY.
The stakes Of the Concy Island Jockey 'luo'
which will close today include the fu'urlV ''""e7
for 1896 with $3.50 added money. The fu'Hf"y Is
the most valuable racing prize IN he "o'ln anu
g.. q MAGNIFICENT monument - the enterprise anu
uberality OF the Concy Island Jockey CUP foas
of $50, are TO be entered TO the Futur!Iy Tor 1872
,ho entries TO close to-day. Entries Of ioas OF ~
will be received today for the Dcuhie f''h'' iD'
two-ycar-olds which will be run ~ me June me-
ing this year. The club guarantees the 'o"o'r
Event to be worth 5000. For the Great lr'''
stakes TO lc run at the June meeting this year Tor
,,,ovear.olls the club makes the generous b"ar-
antee Of $1,000 The dates of closing entries ior
the Suburban Handicap AMI other stakes iot t"'S
season will be announced later
II is no; necessary at this time to dwell upon me
conditions Of the Futurity. The Double Event anu
tho Great Trial stakes. Trcy are among he "'7'-
t,oy,n racing prizes In the world. and occupy
highly conspicuous place in the turf anna'+ 81 'mS
country Entries for tne~e stakes are 10 ~ 49,. ~
Hies1l To- '1' Lovccraft "a clerk OF IA" course
Mr Foster was formerly the priva's n9 tr.p
around the world on his slcndi yhc'i' 'n- it.,.
MIR Fosters address Is ~ ne ''nr{ iS''s'.
C civ. f'''A--'1 anu ~''''
rirTTE FEELING ~ MoNMoUTH ''I'''''
The feeling In Monmouth County. In Ncw-Jerfey
AGAINST the men who mi'lnanag"l Mo"n't'" ~"
80 lisinally last year - very sions me '''.'".h
extract from The New-York Ii"raN' Mil'a'''
-. ~ fft ~ ia 4
aroused. The Monmouth Parl. AT'o'ihn' n "''1'-''
, ucous, from the Eliont0wn Township Commute
and agreed t. pay 600 for H. bG; faN'i t7 MAKO
inc pavincnt The Township Commute li- 'l'
he possible that the afs.gi" 't. ."i' % -.iri. htA
mouth Park this year iH. - ,i,,,,,,,.i Ia,
Action 81 Tho Township N"inini'iee III i'r,"'rN -.
License Comnend'i. 49, mI r., r,,.r. r. a f..ng ~
re-: ana quiet p.rvnairy this c.mmnn.,S n'' . IT,"
,''I, ,,,',oVn Towuenlp Conuitic" has De-
Nonmonth Park Racing ABSORPTION. ...,,,..
PRIOR - ih. Inauguration OF last seht ID r''..
on The Mon'n9"ra i ring Of tir tra,i. Opposition
=, ,b. tr,c WIS met N az sides 10y III h"rSrSi
4ennne,it9n ot Us SpI"ncnis verc traors 10
the county, Interest. AMI "itin"., 80 and
trres mad. hat some %. th.fr Sane Opponent,
,are in The employ ~ gambling clia" lH'''''"'
= TN aiye.. II racing on Monmouth Park rae
course last sumner ~ l'i, .,. ..,sor. anl pie
NE ,r,e fr .yoryh5!y TAR AVA vile within n.
moro i"'ee iii Monmouth Nc.aM experience has
'li,..,,,h nj. ros,ntc statement - have been
rhi,rera and racing On the Monm''li. ~"
, 'Hisrnal failure Ia far as nnHarl T'-''.,S ,o
taiu.,. and q most colossal setlAc" i'''' ''''"'
A decided reyiilson IN the popular t,.''icc M ~
einre faken place. and tnof" who wcrr NJ l, ~, ~.
crftlon the eager and eninus',tr A'' IT, inter-
r,cetracis are now TO be counted among ~ "''e'
sich '!il"' .'''' ,,rinr Of Long Branch. colonel
I.ras 'Yarl 81 ''rne Monmouth pemocrai gf
ris T. r,y ' Of Keyport; Dayl Iarygy r. s 81
Ashury PARK; Cap'aim, - : 'UU..,,si.v ~ I.on@
i,,,.','rt. lanes l. bradley. OF As1ufy ItIk ANA
Charles Iorlrn Of Red Bank a., 9rEi,aI rn ~
,hr Incnicnablc injury sustained by pror,rE anu am
morals nroufh tn" ono-} ears and "pri,iy
iit ' - the closing II -" race'rack The coming
var viii be a boon Of untold advances To- 1 ,b.i
'orts for me fhclr Work in inc L.gisiature
W rrsntnn hu, viii make 1t their buSin's' To pay
especial a'enon to d ns tha it is the best
ior all concerned hat the 1'an t 81 I the record Of
~ Monmou,h and with that purpose ~ view VIII
.I a. ibh,nonrablr cnGcavors To !nduc" EaioniDwn
auhortFS n rnnetitlon Of last STEAMERS outrage
ons defiance Of public sentiment, ,,,irols can 10
',ncr,ted who lac; year zealousIy "spousei the
co1rs. Of Monmouth Park in me inisthrtm h", ~,
sI arf rctmfns by the great influx OF betting mn
and III" sporting Il"''"''', 70 ,,,,r.,
r the Effects OF the excessive sums dio'""l "n"lN;
iy'' t,N,,rnc.e and become sharers IN the great
innanzn' hut the names ~ "A few such business
p"l''i'' her" follow are sufficient To show the driit
~ ,,li continent and the weghjy change which
stern reality has worked "mC9s them y r. H sana
t,-,nt Quinn Frederick VI. Nan1cv'cr. H. -
CoopSr. +. IS. cooper. L. W Green ana = y
ToWnley. OF Long Hranch ,,,., ,,,
IIninls by the scOre. again. may u" %iyht"u IRON
,ahnrv park the projectors of when a year ago
,,Drn clanorous for racing. but are now unit
.,.ainst the business claiming loss Of patronage
tro,,gh the undesirable class ol guests whom thrr
,nnre r.nufaIl. patrons were constrained to ASSOC
clatc with. 60, ,,-, .,.,. ..,,.r ,,,,
From the carncs,ncss with which this matter mas
Lrcn taken hold Of by the people since their knoWl-
edge OF the Eatontown Township Committees action
lnst August II has become quite manifest that III,
cn,nu,tte. viii heed the pleadings of the people ana
make haste slowly" rs evidences accunu!tlc
hourly that they are much In sympathy with the
UPRISING that has taken place so recently.