New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07

sand. % persons cheering wildly. The ponce VIZ
Obliged t. make n Gordon about the Premier anu ""'
victorious threc-ycar-od in order 70 r'n"Ne mem
Of the pressure u the surgng crowds. Inc i'''''
Of Wales personally congratulated l'ord "oSe"''s
ON his triumph Tho Premier was huShe' "'''
rIeosurable excitement but bore his honors mod
esty. 80 ,.,,
The day opened cold and damp. win s"u,h
easterlv wind making the weather extremely ""
agreeable In spite Of these uniaNorabe '"''''''~'
and Notwithstanding ihe comparative sc"'VP "a
convovopc., I'm consequence ~ ID" hirKe OF "''
c,h-,., great numbers of vehicles were on 'hsIr
way 20 Epson Downs At daylight AMI tho mum
increased as the day advanced. Sh'"'"'" WI
busy erecting tents ANA booths az '"'
throughout the night. ara the greatest "'"''.'
prevaied everywhere In preparation i"' VIC - ~
race Of the year Every railway tram U'"us'.'r'
,h forenoon was crowded with racoFoerS ana II
a. ,s,i,pa,el that over 1000 persons "cr" ID ~
tendance Lori Rosebery arrived ~ INC 0""'''
carly IN company with Sir FREDERICK JOINS o"'
The Prince OF Wales and Princess M""n o' ""''''
ACCOMPANIED by the Duke ana bu'h'sN ~
cohurg the Duke Of York. the Duke ana pu'h'S'
y, cornaugb, and the Duke Of Cambridge went
% Enson by a special train. Among other ho,n''o
,or.o,s nreecnt were the Duke II Portland Ian
and Countess Cadogan. the Marquis ana ""'
choness Of Londonderry. Baron dc No'hs'h.'''
Randolph Churchill re Ea5i az III iKii,owcn
The starters were Lord koseDeTf i.t''SS ,t"6.
Douglass Galiopns DICK, leil ""'i7 sc,roor-
box Lord BradfolIs horn.edn. i.,. Dn,l.ng-
oUrn's C.wyd the Duke ~ Wesimns'sI bn,iing
don and r. Cannons Remand r. IN, pgt tmY
60 10 . on Ladds - hta.'',' t;,,'''i'ro inn
70 70 acains, Reminder IS % AKA ns h''.'ss o.
- TO- again. 5 40 AGA nai ClwyI, For pace
he betting. was 70 on In,eh al9s 20 against
Hu.i,ngdon. Y to against Hornbeam ana - 10 !
@s Ts hoIses reached the pos, o. 3l6 and were
of at 3:s Ladas was the qnlcH, 81 ~
away and soon s,eAIa'I al Il,ngIon with Re-
m,nder and CiwyI in front OF L,n'S "r mi
ing Dok Under the whip al me 9nhIicr NJ NJ
Matchbox had sight lrhI "v'T ~" 'IaJ,s who
hinder ana dorib nntai Of Cwy1 PASSING the
mile post. stu AT sDme"m1i S i, tinrnIeam ana
Iadas' vita Reminder next and C."ya iay' ,a,5
tie TOP Of the IN MaicnDox u IiNrrhc,m A. his
haasls tis, clear OF Iadas. Reminle ana Hi..,pp
ing Dick. Entering r. I,or sIaSn' drew ini5 second
Ladas AMI Burlington Same neNt. III IRON, o,d and
mnder. Below the dlst4nce inies y 10 ION drcw in
{o and won b. length and hal hornpCCh"i
was fourth, Clwyd nth. Burlington SKIN anu "''
''ns sp tie" Of the refusal OF the House Of Commons
TO observe the precedent ana aiIou'm 9's g, small
Dav the attendance in mat ppdy VIZ h, many
A. the opening OF the sitting at noon that man n
persons asked who Il was ma VGeIn ,sodars we're
1870 but OF the Conservatives on the rom
bench. Mr. Bafour and Henry Matthcws sax IN the
ownership OF a good racchorse has raisei a
storm OF indignant protest In some .TS cbronlce
saw The PREMIER uierances are e9 Ha Ioo 40
further popu.arize an nsituiion r National lie
The NoncOnformist conscience w, no. n'"0 '
Tolerate horseraclng Prime Md,Inment,ng on the
er~g"etion OF The Premiers retirement from 2, w
turf says; "I is possible to imagine :, impossbie
10 fancy his retirement from me ,trrciS' 10 sig
nIdcaniiv typical OF many OF the opinions ca
pressed"