Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
II0RSEMEN IN COURT.
Morris Park People Charged With
Violating Iii-GambliDs Law.
ny \ nROOKLYNITE.
Contributions.


neon 70 ESSEX Market Court nothing
would have been needed to hold second
edition Of the races. There were judges.
hookmakcrs spectators. and clerk OF
lho course there. but all wore AN air Of
o. .p gloom. for they had been arrested
at tie conclusion of the seventh race ny
Acting-1nspector Mccullough AMI. cen
tral-oiiice detectives on = charge of vio-
latn& the gamblng laws.
Lawyers Benjamin Stcinharlt ana Ju-
lius Lehman went to the Essex Mar
kct Court this morning. accompanied
10y George r. Henley. Of brooklyn.
and. on behalf Of the people Of the
STATE Of New York. sworc ont war
rants tor the arrest of Samuel y. Law
renee. John Doe. Richard Roe. an1
Others on four different charges Of yio-
lating the gambling laws.
The AFFIDAVIT 10y Henley as against
Samuel Is. Lawrence, in charge Of the
W"stchester Racing Association. and
others alleges that they participated in
q .chcmc. 10y when the owners Of horses
2-year-old foals Of ls92. get q chance
IN the distribution Of q stake. which is
made up Of $ipp Subscribed 10y each owner
If his horse was entered on or before
August H. 1850. and subscriptions of $50
from each owner who did not enter his
horse until October !. lSj. the contri-
buttons 10 be- formed into on' pool. ana
the. Wcstchcst.r Racing Association
WOULD add sum sufficient to make the
cross -um Of said pool or STAKE amount
tu S..o0. and that said pool or stalk"
would be- distributed pr paid tn the owner
Of the horse which should win Tho said
race. after d,uucting $50. which should
.,o to thr owner of the second h0rs'. ana
S9t1. which should go 10 the owner oi
the third norS.. that the different per
sons should have 10 knowicle" OF th"
antries until the day they were closed,
and thai the weights to be carried 10y
the horses. which was scheme TO
cnualizc their chances of winning. were
not to - known to tho owners OF
the horses until three days prior 10 IN"
running Of the race aud that every
owner would abide and toe governed 10y
certain rules. known a. the rules "i
racing
the complaint further alleges that sam
uol b. Lawrence. acting for the Vest
chester Racing Association. received >l'l
from on. j. ". Rogers. as tho entry irc
for 4 horse call i.i LuctnId. Iunnint in the
Mithor- stake ana b" thus violated S"c-
r'I, o. ",Il .', W ''''
he complain. a-liust the other men
Richard Roe. john Doc. ctc.-Was th.t
tn,y aided and ahcited Lawrence m the
violation OF the Law.
LAWRENCE NON-CDME-AT-IRTS
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found inetr. Shortly baror, , O'Clock
lrr,sf. h,J I-,n mai. ar'5 ,r.i ,H, IT,
~ l-oucr- v.T. iu custody. Abouf an
hour aft,rVnrls tl. fnff.Vfu.. ..f. az
raieued i'm court:
.'uIe,~- -Rol.r. vs.. simmons. of Nv
Orleans and Clarence 81, D,WrU nf this
City
CI,ik of The Course GlIeged bv the COM
plaiuant. Henley. who sail me- va, uojnt-
~ oui 'o hi,r as -uchj- -Cnris.oph,r i
FHzerrsl1. of BrooklNu.
Alleged i3pokuak.r-- Percy N3ualea
Mcintyre. William H. DAVIS. Henry Har-
rs George kuu-mau. Ealyh Hart Jonn
%agi.. George ". Marks. and Josruh
Sulrris
Nr Lawrence Fl is thnuaht will .ilr
render +, th. ciilrt to-runrrnty rnoruing
runhor of h,nkS ALLEGED ,n bsve
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cases down far rc,r Nnna,, aft,.,nocr IN
. O'clock H3u was immediatelv fur
ni.bed and fh. prisonors wrra rolnased
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,baf ,n.. ,iol ,ti"n ~ The l.v ,"n.iets 80
~" rnnuinr OF sNe.nstaII.s- MAJ is r.
Sav ,HcrS in v.bicb certain amounts are
nnt nm by bor.e-owncrt in rha nat,re ~
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,yotIld he constitutional
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RA'E-'pl HEE EVENTS.
NORRIS PARK. Ortohcr ol Tn. cN.ol-
ent programme presented herr today |
,.r,ugb. ont a large. .ittaud1nc. 'na F
,I,ather wa. @ perfrci ami rhe s'' track Has
norJ srd FAST p.bicb ,n,l' ,b, -, tn-
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U,ndirar f,"nrv ~ Tatar,a
,'.nt ~ ib. rnst tb. f',o't. Ia. - /
," ,rf.c, ,i.' % w'';s ~
,'d NJ thr half-mil,. IN. v,s eiV longtbs |
m ,b. l,al - the niie-nost a., ~.
y.v IN Clifford who uiiot.d fha n.l1 IN /
he mile and q quarter Hero Henry Of 7
Navarro headet hin AM Rtv = santa /
rh's order was maintained t. the hnish.
Henry Of Navarro winning amid great /
,hecrins, 10y l-nGth. ana with his mouth |
Ipcu. IN ".n2
] h' race lnI M IdSil"n SIAM ioI
he card was Captufcd by Mr.. Belmont = /
speedy lilly Woolyine. The favorite. cas-
el was second length ana half in /
ront Of Intermission.
First raCe-iivc furlones-WcXford G0l.
Harding. 10 u won. Lilly Mills second.
sebastian '.hirf llm", l.W.
Second rdCe-l,Vc iurlonss-Patrol 0o!,
'imms. To iU Won. Mcdicd second. sun
Third race-siX furlongs-Hubicon 40.
lhirl. Time. lis.
Fourth race-Fashion Stakes, for fillcs
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