New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22


FURTHER HEARING IN THE FLUSHING JOCKEY
CLUB CAsE-ABsENCE OF THE PLAINTIFF
DUDLEY-pETER DE LACYs ATTITUDE.
The hearing in the Of John Dudley and
Henry c. Judson against the Flushing Jockey
Club was resumed yesterday afternoon IN the or
fees Of the referee ex-Judge George NJ Van Hoe
SEN at No. 3lsNassau-s The purpose OF the nearing
Is 10 determine whether not there mas been co'u-
zion in bringing the courts the question OF the
LEGALITY Of the Percy-Gray Racing act Inc nearing
was continued from last Tuesday.
De I.ancsy Ncol said that every effort had been
made to secure the attendance OF the plaintiff Dub
lev at Yesterdays hearing He then read copy
Of letter which had been sent TO }. NJ. Marx
who il Dudey's counsel. requesting him TO iuhi MS
promise that he would have Dudley present yes'er-
day. Mr. Marx reioned that Dudley was out OF the
city al the time the hearing began ana hau no' yet
returned. ,
George b. Mike of Flushing, Long 1s.and' said
he knew both De Lacy and Steinhardt having
held a lease OF the track property in 1874 win
Henry Lawrence Last year he leased the track 10
the Flushing Jockey Club for thirty days
, " Weeks a director OF the Flushing Jockey
cluh said that he did not know anything OF the
race run an MAY T. He said the club never adVer-
tised the entries for the races; rco-,,ore NJ tho
club said his associates were Mesr nv aSa ne
asfInsmed directed ali the He was present
himself at on.y two races, ana Inn We All not
i"nov ANYTHING about the race of May lo and vas
nov, no, nresent at any meeting at which II was an
nouncei authorlZed -, a . ,ri,ress Ia Il
Wilam II De West who was WIN, ID - :.
,rncsdav was recalled He was asked II ne nau ,o i
heen anproached before giving ms tesuino; S S
si,"d 10 suppress 1t The question was pu . uS Va,
Tico Mr. Marx objected, and Inc oDJecuo" was
sS,r some testimony by other wltnessses ,, W.
-, Us adjourned until o'c,ock tIs di' ~,
, fir Marx promised TO endsaVor 10 secur5 "'e
,.,1,dance If Dudley al that Time, , .ho ha,,,o
- ,mremen realize the magnitude % wv IT., ia ~
,,,@,n me Jockey club and the ganpleis WI, mr,o w
sira to wreck racing At the hehihls - 60
I,1co Van Hoesen Yesterday many 49, w. ~,
r, we're ma de by some OF the witnesses, "a ~
NJ e,.'ionce otherwise unimporan' lhuica.eu -
ne ~ O,roorns I'm this city are open, anu tnat
49, is no difficulty in placing pets d u the
tn,IS' ~ a., four lavs have been consumed III Wy
huhuIc. ,,1osn completely the true inWardhcss OF
~ ro.orious fake race at fIuShhs anntrh ~
W. ,he af,acks OF the men VINO are psi1,,a nc
ppttonn, 10 wreck racing AuggESt Pv ,,nstion NJ,
neortoJ 20 a Tribune reporter. ne 1hn u,sm h.
mn must be definitely settled III W. W ,b
Ia ~, mn ar Vtndraw al until the mehpe!s VI ~
TTocLov Enb and everybody associate" WI" i"''''7
10 Don, 'oxactlv where they stand A., ,.,o.s
hI ~ he Lacy is likely TO go on lhe MI.,'e 80
"a ne I.acy's bitterest enemies nave never az e.
SAL hin, of being untruthfu or ihsinteIt, :.
i'os, certain that he will tell the ruin apV .h ~. .h
I~r'shing farce De Lacy IS dlsSus'eu 49,, IT,
rhoIe Affair The entire case was m as, air,
sncb "picayune" manner that DE Lacy CO. =, amy my
haI,eves mat somebody got the WViS. ot IN Gnd
30 docs not need more than sihs4e s"o'' ~ W
out who Il was.