New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
RACING CHAT AND GOSSIP.
AMERICANS TO TRY THE SPORT IN ENC
LAND.


SUGGESTIONS FOR MI. DE I-AcY-sAD LAMENT
OF A pARpER-rHREE BOON COMPANIONS
A large delegation Of Americans is likely TO tempt
Tho eckle goddess Of chance on the rscecourses OK
England during the early spring meetings i"s
regular racing season In England peshS "oo
March a. consequently the Americans VINO in'eha
to witness the early spring racing Will nave al eas'
six weeks OF hgh-cass sport before the ae'N' '"
ing season begins I'm this country.
There are indications OF a decrease In the numoss
Of thoroughbred mares to be bred next spring IL ~
a loss of time and money 10 breed either Wof'n'eS'
mares or to breed to worthless stations me c'ss'
and quality OF a large number OF horses III "'
country have deterorated on account OF the 'ats'
number OF worthless brutss which have been I'M
norted by spectators for breeding purposes. oniy
the best stations and mares In the markets vi nv
world are likely prove attractive to Americans III
tho future The sooner the Pingree me'hoa -
,donted on many stock farms. and the sooner the
nunv useless progeny OF Informed no-accouht
,ar.s and unsound sires are mercifully chlore-
formed the better II will be for the breeders ana Tor
racing in general , .S ~.
resuI, NJ the Flushing fake In the courts VT.
mo racv might do better the next time II he VIII
only make a test case from evidence that can DO
easily obtained. Everything assoclaie1 WIN h"s-
,sb racing is so faithfully depicted that the flush
IT, fake. i ridiculous farce compared 10 IL
Although many members Of the JOCKEY 'luo "a'e
witnessed the races in question. they nave 'ahe u"
action in the premises except to advise their irehas
N geo them Moreover. there il some extremely
heavy betting done on the nod. ana memo
rc,duns are uublicly made Besides. the races tahs
Mace nightly in plain defiance ot'the fercy'""'
Laws Large crowds assemble 10 witness inc as
The racing men boys and eVerypo's
with the horses. well dressed ana III ne'ps
With their calling II Mr.. De Lacy desires 10 "aN'
moro trouble for the Jockey Club he snoun p'es.'
. case N the courts substantiated by facts TAKEN
from, THE Sporting Duchess" ~nich are 20 eu'.
every detail Of racing being 50 faitnIuhY po'""'
thar I, would be a far more dfhcut matte. "
eide than the notorious Flushing affair whcn enu'"
20 disastrousy for Mr.. De Lacy ana Ills '''
A RARBER's LAMENT
Here i vail from barber VINO mas 80
,.oa~ =, ,re ~ the leading uptown hotels fou
ba,., No, been here for long time "e''' -
-, - This hotel l. a has been Ike the o'nei
. hotels near this locality. Everything mas nv
,ptown BARRIERS is no good no more. ~ ~ 80.
berc used ~ I've nine BARRIERS ana III ''e ''op ,niy
~ s,roe. there were twelve NO" t"'t' " n
80, harbers in this shop and eight parpefs w -
S'N ' -, ,ba street and have time 70 spar"
49, rverv large apartment-house mas us o"''
- sbon The big buildings downtown
,beir own ba rber shops. All the le"u"e o. ~.
,,,h la rhers so the good old days are so"e ,,.,..
BARRIERS in this neighborhood i"'" -, a,,o,y
| .o do,e : whole lot to knock us out Ai'no'' -
a, -,dor wears long hair and wniske's'
| =, .-,r,s himself the ones VINO 90" SIG nv.
ne u'''' aar and do their own bsrbering' l"s
yo,,ne men have their hair cut long IN .ns No.
you"e 'I, hon the football season begins. NJ
ana 'o"ssI ron.dour cut nowadays. The oid-tim'
"'"' - - hald-headed and are insulteu !. -
,- ., ,hsv want a shampoo. the "h"e 80 .
oss Is going to the dogs. and the on's -. .nI
! q, for man TO be combination VI CO.. No
waiter If he wants to earn deeen' ,ns od.t
! hodv gives tips NOWADAYS en'V'
do
NeX Az Of the Metropolitan Opera Ho orsSn
| prematurely gray my Everybody who purchases
Ests to the the best sea- he architect hs
and afterward explaining ma The seats would be al
light pe His syegray har hq IN he city 'v who
all the some Of Max Hrschs friends
PRESENTED him handsome locks may be kept
| narfect order.