New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
BRIGHTON HAS A SENSATION.
A LAYER OF ODDS LOSES HIS CASHIER
AND $1,000.
No REFLECTION on THE CHURCH THIS TINT
TUT v,xxrRs At THE RACES.

excellent facilities enjoyed by i's pa"c"s ~ 80,
turf scandals and gossip about the faults ana sno
comines OF their neighbors. prime sensauo" -
.,ar,od tongues wagging yesterday afternoon wac
the disappearance OF the cashier OF one OF 'he
known layers Of odds at the racetrack LIKE a."
faultng cashiers. the young man was eNe'p'7' "
his habits Although he was not class Ieaue' ~ -
church a teacher in Sunday school, "e ~
looked upon as trustworthy by his employers
Edward Burke was the victim OF the cash'ef > Gu
pidity. He had no bad habits, he ola ho' i,.'1
the roof gardens. neither did he become h''"''o''
when the ambercoored juice OF the grape va"
flowing without limit, He did bet on the iae'''
however. and his employer knows by the eNpc''e"'
OF his customers that betting on races is peihl0'o
and demoralizing In Its tendencies, espec'a'is
when many Of the races are run for the nehe" "
poor owners" The absent cashier Is indebted ~
the layers Of odds in the place OF chairs. as pet
ting rings disappeared with the advent OF the TIC"
racing laws to the extent OF at least $500
The young man had nearly 5000 cash In his pos
session when he took the trolley" and left br'sn-
toms sultry atmosphere and the poor owner.
who caused his downfall. II he will return all Will
be forgiven. his employers have a keen apprec'"-
ton OF the numerous temptations to when ne WAS
exposed. Some unkind persons say the oeiauit"s
cashier victim OF the credit system OF pe'-
ting The consensus OF opinion among the DIE"
ton experts is that he was "A victim OF pe'u"s vi
public form at Brighton" In the future layers o,
odds should protect their cashiers from the "es Vi
the dope book ana It's devotees.
Charles Dryer is following in the footsteps OF MS
father, Michael +. Dwyer Mangrove, the WINNIE
of the first race. Is owned by young Dwyer lie Is
a good-looking Likely three-year-od, that surely i
a cut higher than a selling platter. Mangrove was
heavily backed to win the race at . TO on )"
the race Sheedy who rode the colt. enjoyed MN
self by riding rings around Golden Gate. who was
ridden by Keefe Mangrove was entered 10 De sofa
for 500 Two horsemcn held consultation as 10
the ACCESSIBILITY of bidding the colt up to s='' o",
Nanu
intermssion was decided favorltc for the see.
ond at TO j. when the betting OPEN oa,
receded until as good as 10 was R on We're
as Intermission quit at the end OF three fur'onss'
Ostler Joe led into the s'rs;ch when him easy
ana the race by three lengths of hdsd y .or
The third race was heavy betting affair AS as
Tom skidmore. backed. Bandit at > to o., D wa,
the favcritc throughout the betting abingdon. az
I.unte Matt forced ihe odds OF 6 to ] against him
down to 20 ws al p snppo 1 a, AMI TO
spectivey. The race was the best OF "a" hd I
m M 'N Mho hnd tbs best Of his opponents ali the
nnsh n head IN front 81 Bandit who beat AIDING
There was something extremely peculiar about
the nth race. II the turf gossips are TO De Deh.s'
Every one OF the shrewl contingent be; on him AZ
II The race was over. Gutta Percha was supported
Kennebnnk was a botted-up good thing a; % TO
in the betting Ephram shedeker almost ScsSm
bunk was backei down to TO at post time. Gutta-
,e blc nsp gave her decided alvannse Ken
nebunk who rsced W to h-r on u" ~ s,,rre,
as Cutta Percha only won by scant hali leneh
from Kcnnebunk In the fas, time OF i.H stone
captain T. at to in tho betting won the afh
race prg was heavily backed at IN" same ond-
r de all he n
tor by nearly two lengths from rrir' VINO IS es,
are ANYTHING bu; sound The s,ecplcchas furnished
much merriment FOR tn. sgec,ntorS' VINO n,l no
that position a, even money In The ss,tns F.,usea
to take the third jump ina.a ,o9reh NV oer th
money 81 Anthony and Index ala not finish The
following are the summaries:
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
FIRST RAcT:-pur-e $500: selling one mile
c r Dryers b. &. MansOve. by Sensation crsrisa
yr' DAYS w. eh '' c. Golden GATE g. .Keef-,
F loves eh. Milan. . ics car 1873 o. W,,sh,
81 $, n snd .r 100
also Jan
Betting. M:asrsv.. g "a cut Golden Gate '''
and to ): Milan ! to ana TO
Won by half length; three lengths between second
and third
SECOND RAcE-pur,e 500; for ,1oy.arola.. allowances
Five furiongs
on-ck stable. oh. r.,cinauon. by Sir Moar.t-A,,
Mat, a'' Byrnes. Blk o-,ier Jo- ics ear o4l -.
mpel lsn''d ca 'S car i TSlo car pro""as %
mission ito TsnnC: v.nia H. ss R..fe, and King T.
| I0s wynn. also ran ~.
Betting Fascination to and to l. os,lsr Joe TO
and 10 .. Tutor - 10 md = 10 l.
by three lengths: neck between second and third
THIRD RAcE-Purs. $500: selling One mile.
W. B. I.nnins.'. sr Late Mat" by Vo''ig T,nn,
q A Bandit. T. ITO I'D tReiNb
,.s sn g i n9TS ,e@. George Dixon c1 'Sy
heid Tom skidnore. 100 u. Donnely'. and Mendican'
io+ welch' also ran. ,..,
Betting Little Matt 1 20 / and 10 g. Bandit to
| and 10 q. Abingdon. To and = to s.
Won by a head length between second and third
| FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500. handicap Seven furionss
A. II. & p. II. Norris b, Gu,,a rercha by Gaore-
nsss%"e% stable. ch e KennehunE I<afy5
a. ls &na. ioa 1saed, ana mcrmani,a shre,,
also ran.
Betting Guits Percha II to and to o. Kennebunk.
| IL and TO /: stoneneilie. 10 to and to
half length; four lengths between second and
FIFTH RAcE-Purs- $500: selling. mile.
W. G. Dsy..s ch h Captain T. by wanderer- -rl, 8
J. Shields 4 co'.6 rris j. IS 'car, op.
'" Long rs f nP'ass 90 o. car %;sa W
out :'i Long h 1s 10 and to 10. 100
Won by length and half. length and half be-
| tween second and third.
SIXTH RAcE-purse 500. Handicap steeprchase over
/ the full
| T. T. T. Randolph's CHI g. Lafayette. by fnden-Bon
Hcss l3S n tcar 1862. .tFrcyng !
Meyers Orem's b. x. Young orion aged its........
| tIIeStOnl .
| St Anthony. iG Chandler and Index. i35 1880
| nDufrcys). also
| me-5
Betting-I4afayette . to and / q Young Orion
| ! and 20 O.
Won by lengths. ST. Anthony and Index did 20
,he
| BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
| FIRST EACE-Onc mile. selling.
Appofnaitox .lOf Maggie K............ q?
ta'fhy iDi DAILY
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