New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
PACING AT MORRIS PARK.
WITH SOME DIVERSIONS BY DE LACY.
,rz,,xa INCIDENTS IN SEVERAL OF THE con-

TEsTs-TIIE CRANE CAMPAIGN.
-s,s dry october. 1t is not only dry on sun
ssv but It Is dry al the seven days OF the week
oss. chief city OF the New World is fortunate In
Al. -. a water SIMPLY sufficient for at least fifty
80. ~ 6routh II neither rain nor snow should fall
- 10 vicinity OF this metropolis up TO the onset OF
.,ual winter The taxpayers have spent tens Oh
,,lons OF dollars in constructing dams and reseT-
s,s and storage basins and all sorts OF things In
asr 70 make 1t sure that New-Yorkers shall have
ratsr enough at all times and all seasons. Gotham
-. marc generous and lavish water supply than
snv other OF the leading cities OF the world Lon
son often enlts bitter cry about It's water. which
a, times is sadly dehled and polluted. Paris In
,n,rstv months now and then is compelled TO swa.-
SO, se,ne sewage. Berlin and Vienna. and Chicago
ard other wcl-known towns. frequently shed tears
:, the muddy Cruel which flows into their houses
from, the public reservoirs and the people OF those
nlaces are filled with anguish because their aqie-
s,rt cornmssio furnish them with a larger pro-
norton OF bacteria in the fluids which they imooe
than can be looked upon advantageous to public
haalth New-York has a water supply OF which this
cantal may well be proud. 1t is thirsty period IN
certain channels. No reader OF The Tribune needs
anv enormous mass Of details on that theme. we
all realize that It is often dry hereahouts' especially
on Sundays But ali New-Yorkers owe debt OF
gratitude to the citizens who have iabored I'M
sefshy and indefatigaby TO give the people OF this
town floods OF water to drink and TO battle H. even
II the clouds are barren for many months
Moreover New-York is far ahead OF other cities
in several things besides It's abundant supply OF
water Neither London nor Paris, Berlin nor
Vienna Chicago nor Philadelphia has Peter DE
Lacy This particular Peter is unique. New-fork
may not be vain OF her Peter, but he Is certainly
conspicuous and obtrusive in his way and he Is per-
sistent and pestilent nuisance and plague 10 rae
ing men generally. This poolroom proprietor VINO
was FOR many years the most reckless and audacous
voator OF the ant-gamblng laws In this state thaI
could be discovered anywhere from Montauk 10
Lake Erie. is now doing everything IN his power
with the aid OF the contemplate agents whom ne
employs, to ravage and ruin the turf, His motives
are not in the least excusable. They are pure
malice and malignity. and every decent person
in this community despises the men who are acting
his tools ,,.., ,.u ,o-ro,, nv
the loyal friends OF honorable sport tlaI Sam
prominent turfmen IN the East have peeh playtn l
Ing greebay anu ,ediy nameS these men and it
is not necessary to repeat their names now Bus
every Intelligent person is aware OF the Iact ina -
certain persons had not been allowed for years TO
practise objectionable methods Of all kinds on the
tina; the turf in New-York NeWJersey 9u closad
racecourses in NewJersey would not now De ciose,
and peter De Lacy would not now be able 10 SECURE a
warrants for arrests on raceeourseS IN mn me East
for the last quarter OF century mus S nfbsr
Eastern States would be hourishiag and prosperous
al this day. II certain persons Woo 90 not re
sns shd not e bse allowed 10 get Of
tain raceracks and to STR up e gen5Fa'
70 ueafbey has been the finest possible on most
Of the racing dss in THIS par, 1d o yestsraay was
perfect autumn. 1t was an admirable assenolasIe
81 peUg,y , bch was PRESENTED there 1t cannot be
denied however that the NUMBER %. co iarcs
a. it actually was The state Racing G9mmissi Sn
the Jockey Club. and the WesIc.eSres 49, tne snort
thoroughly fair and straight and clear
Fur ' American who is well acquainted with rae
ing ana desires sport OF the best KIND "lln nw
ina; Discount ought never 10 be permitted 20 rae
again uron any decent and respectable racstrach.
II .o ,Fr5uFb the gates Of Morris Park he stops
his way And Pnkerton s right Keep the e snTaE
Them to the Alsatia which they belong a now
Discount is sneakthief ana piC a1lLowsd 10 run
n Discount is started again al THIS MOTIFS a aH
he ten5nted 10 submit a complete and exhaustive
study OF Discounts performances on tns - Me
an ,e an an hs races Of the weights which he
mas carried. of the way in which ne mas pen p,ch
in certain Of his races and OF the manner III "'io'
he fas run in certain OF his races ,,s.s - -
The stewards OF this meeting have 6ecdea 10 r.
fuse ali OF Z. J. Baldwins entres Inc stewa, ,h
acted justly and wisely in that mater, % not
stewards ought TO deGaF re ms bjs meeting The rea-
for refusing TO permit DsIounI loW w Rev El
fully strong as for refusing 10 Si'o" i's' Il
santa ~ the poIlce detectives unnecessarily
of5cous obtrusve and offensive at Morris faLh
Vssterday Il Is evident that some OF the men VINO
draw pay from the Police Department IN THESE D1S'
Rilev Ger Grammar was arrested because he asked
horss IN certain race. His arrest was inexcusaple
indefensble and un1ustihabe There was no e''-
Some Other arrests were made but the racing went
on and inquisve persons persisted bnrs ass ,s as
tons as quotations on lsteu 80, ~
they might ask questions az 70 stock ns fExchangs
few and resolute men are ra1e anSS
every passage the record OF MagsIate oaae' M
peter De Lacy does eppy TO Magstrats C[S he
WIZ Stock Exchange Il is obvious that "short
speculative sales Of stocks on nargl ,n ar a. letting
%rora Issue sheaf Of blank warrants to be seryeI
on The John Does and the Richard Roes OF d"
Street on Monday? .,.,, .ha+ yatar
DE TscY and Magistrate Crane will DESTROY racing
entirely in few days and apparent, ss n,nrev
tbst tRev car make before the De Lacy and crane
lava buries Morris Park and sheepsneau Tasvis
nearIv two thousand year, ago. The Jockey SiuD
ought TO investigate Discount ggsIaY I, is lust
such Discount has 4sen runn 1aSe tbei
mn,on And Incanla's yesterday was
yerv very funny There too many humorists
en,c me Whimsical and comical owners trainers
and Jockeys American humor Is dehcIous' put II
some on o. Of GTns riding YESTERDAY was as rich
rare and racy as the choicest ana mos, eNquis'e
i IN pssn p s%is swift The Dean sarls
qckeys ought a mn g2ys to TO % Jokes
a. sk;rs or f,esrs or gibes They ought always 10
be straight and to ride straight ;D and not G he
strong riding and plenty OF H. Americans Waht
no jokers among their Jockeys Grimm JOKES 100
niue. SO does ReN SO do some others - .
Let the Jockey Club to IT, or the JScRey Up I'd
will surely 20 down before the onset OF FeteT ne
Lacy and Magistrate Crane. no matter no" vai.a ~
~ and brilliantly Robert PinkerTon may hsh' TOT
the Jockey Club ~ .-. ~.
,ar the best jOckey in America is an apphcan, coo 10
the Jockey Club for the position OF starter IN lsso
NcT>angbin ha~ had much experience as starter
and his work with the flag has been nearby
praised BY competent observers a. n 90 he