The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
RAINS INTERFERENCE.
THE TRACK At SARATOGA HEAVf
AND MUCH sCRATCHIyG RESULTS.
No Racing mt Detroit-The Track q Sea OIL
Mud-Ninety-Two Bookies and EN-
pIoyes Arrested at Oakley

| tendance at the fourth regular uay 'a~
Ing was unusually light. owing TO the
rain. which left the track very heavy.
| The events offered were much better
| than on any previous day. Right Royal
| and Barrytone IL. In the fourth, Keenan,
| and The Commoner In the third, ana
| Oakwood In the nth race, were scratched.
The principal events OF the day were the
qravers stakes. for three-year-olds,
valued AT 800. and steeplechase. stella,
who ran second in the first race, has peeh
renamed Crimea Summaries:
First race-for maiden two-yeal -oiu
five furlongs-One l Love Ql5. Grimm. 1
TO q first, C~imea second, Lavienta third.
Time 20 "a.
second race-handcap sweepstakes. one
mile.-Saragossa Ola, Knapp, ii TO % iiist'
Patrician second, Stowaway third. llme'
1:8z. o,s
a furlong.-Liza Q0i, Griffin, TO u hrst'
Rey del Carrerez second, Maurice 'hiiu'
Time. l.55i1. oo,.. and
geldings for three furlongs-SkyDiue wv
Griffin TO ID and Roundsman uyz, C0ch-
ran. II to ID ran a dead heat. Honolulu
third. Time. i0. ,,.,, s,o-t
co,,rse mile and a half.-Wood uf,,
McInrlck, to y first, Mayblossom seconu'
Bucephalus third. Time, 40
no HAcING AT CROSSE POINT
DETROIT. MICH, July IA heavy
dowupour of rain which stArteu pSAo III
daylight this morning and continues a.,
| o'clock made the Crosse ROM lIaV r.. .
sea of mud and unfit for the racing. NJ
Detroit Driving cab has deciareu on
the events on tO-day's programme. sea-
ly all OF the owners VINO hau ell'i 49,, IA
for to-day have engaseniehlss lo LOT, ,in IN
land Monday and could not re,;,hl- IL
Detroit for the postpored races hg,,.ncsd
Most of the horses are being shlppeu
to Cleveland.
BooKMAKERs ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July lit pc
came known to-day that niIety-tWV I III
were arrested 81 Oakley Idee u'Nh '
yesterday afternoon. -, -.o..,. hool-
The men arrested include every Dook-
maker. sheet-writer. and all other EN-
ploy es OF the bCokies -. -, ,ha
Tho warrants were sworn OUT py ,ile
REV. j. J. Hopkins, pastor OF the not
wood Pref yterian church, ana ~, %,
Wever. The charge is that OF receiving
bets on the speed of a Morse "h'cn Is
ccntrary To the lave or ONO. 49,,
A big crowd vitne 5ed one OF the Dig
gest races ever run on the local track IN
the Telegraph stakes. Lissak was sne
favorite in the betting, ana Dib money
went on him. They got OF at the nrst
break neck and neck, the Dutchlhah on
the outside Around the ffst turn DON
we're under a slight pull. Al me iaSt tuIn
they
made a sudden squirt. gainln a neck: re
held II to the sixteenth pole when CnoIn
began 10 ride with hands and feet ana
i'm an instant Lissak was half length
behind The Dutchman went uluer tnc
wire a winner by length. 80, 49,. ,~,,o
First race-five furlongs- countess iiild
d2o. Perkins, TO p first MargaaTt,r s A,
len second. Belle or FIRE DVPdi 'i'-''
third. Time, los IL. 81 D..
second race-six furlongs-Clara Bauer
nC6. Thorr>, TO u first, Mama secoh''
swiftly third. Time. lib. - ....,o,,os
Third receive and hall iurlonss,
Rondo l02. Bergen. TO - first, ben; nol-
lidav second, Sycamore third. liii'e'
Fonrth race-the telegraph stakes, value
to winner 81 500. one mile and an elgnth
tS,'ire Dutchman an. Chorn, EVEN nrst'
Lissak second. Time, 1914 ia. Cliy Two
Fifth rsce-one mile and seventy yards
Cash on, Chorn, TO - trst: tue anu
CRAY second. Uncle Tom third. Time.
Sixth race-six furlongs-stilyan dol.
Cborn, to p first, Marie Noodiahos soe-
cnd. Neutral third. Time, ia.
AT ALEXANDER ISLAND.
WASHINGTON, July N.-Alexander Is
land races were as follows.
First race-fCur and half furlonssII
Morrissey G3 10 81 first, Grampian second
Toosa third. Time. 81 u.
Second race-Six and haI furiones-
~
third. Time. % 81.
Third race-four ard n half fnrlongs-
Arafa g to u first, Bcneiactor secohu'
Rufus third. Time, sc 81
Fourth race-one and quarter miles
Paris Il to p first, Prince falmouth sec
obd. Sir Rae third. Time. Pa IA.
Fifth race-fOur ana a half furlongs-
Sonora q to % first, Forest second. Trai-
tor third. Time. SO IA.
Sixth raoe-six and a quarter furlongs-
Levina g TO 81 first Calista second, [.
o. -. third. Time l:2S.
BRIGHTON BfAcH EvrNTs.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACE
July 27-The card presented here To-
day was a fair one and fully 6,oVO per-
sons were in attendance. The track was
in good condition and the going fast.
-Four favorites and one second eho'Se
passed under the wire winners, and The
talent returned TO the city with we'll
filled purses. 1t was said here to-day
that this years Futurity, which Will he
run at Sheepshead Bay on SATURDAY,
August 2ith, Will be worth upwards or
$4,000 The indications are that II
will be the second richest ever run for
Summarize.
First race-for three-year-olds and up
wards. one mile.-Hazlcton DOiia, Penn
TO ID first, La Fiesta second, Sue
Kittie third. Time, 1:43i4.
Second race-handicap for two-year-
olCs-five furlongs- lntcrmissions O,9,
Iittiodeid 10 p first: Imperial secOn1,
Bci dparte third. Time, 1904.
Third racc--for three-year -olGs. five fur
longs Mangrove OO5. Kcefe. TO u first.
The Swain second, Austin third. Time,
l:O2 Ii
Fourth race heavyweight handicap,
for thrco-year-olds and upHlrd.one mile-
Matt Byrnes 01S, Taral. TO - ilrst, Ia
warden second, Paladin third. Iim"'
1.f2 10
Fifth race-for two-year-olds, one halt
a mile Casteton Ql1, Taral, TO j nrst'
Lorrainia second, AnnOtt Lyle third.
Time. ~ l-2.
sixth face-hurdle race. one nile ana
half. over six hurdles-Lafayette u9o'
Frayling 10 u first, lrlinus seco'',