New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
BACK AT MORRIS PARK.
RACING UNDER ADVERSE WEATHER CON
DITIONS.
A FAIR ATTENDANCE SEES THE sPokr--ri.'
WINS THE NURSERY STAKES.

A FAIR ATTENDANCE SEES THE Sfokr-Tr.'''''
WINS THE NURSERY STAKES.
Morris Park was moi = dazzling picture yestcr-
day. The track was deep with slushy niu" anu
.rizzlinc rain made 1T unpleasant for Sl"c'"'o''
who wished to witness the races from nv
Only few women were in the grands'af"' pu' INV
attendance of men was large Tor so stoi NY 81" ~
ternoon Frank Clarke filed the place OF s'a'"'
with dissatisfaction to The men VINO pe' Oh '''"
we'll and Tobias in their respective races fo'ce
Inspector John McCUllagh WAS satlsheo WIN Wv
arrangements made 10 prevent violations oi III,
law and laughed and chatted with MS i'ieh"S anu
acquaintance.
philip j. Dwycr beat time TO the deiishtiu strains
NJ 7 nder's Rand as the mclodious notes OF just
TelI Them that You Saw Me filed the NeSt-
chester air Arthur White consulted with ms
friends VINO followed his advice by betting "''"''
amount on Poetess and plunsing On Chaiieheer'
Marry Vtngut told Of his associates that
few men in Buffalo knew something about pay
ing nolo s S Rowland siroed from the ci"p-
house lawn TO the area Of speculation ana oach
again several times IN the course o. ''c "''V
James r. Keene medtated upon the uhce' '"','''
Of handicaps and the expense attacheo 10 "e'p'"h
I'm n large racing establishment H. j. haio""'
rua1 choorf,v for The first time since his ar
rIva, in this nciehborhood this year when Celoso
won the Nursery Stakes. Andrew Miller iook'"
reflective and pensNe
Frank d. Beard cogitated upon the delghts OF Il
a,or,sman's life and the prospective prices "i ms
horses that are 10 be sold or Saturday Michaei r.
DIVER took IA keen interest in the races p'h "iu
not ,,,ur re heavily Isaac Thompson was AZ R!s ora
stand surrounded by anxious spectators WHO uS
sired long odds. Mr. Thompson was m'ieh a'noSeu
at the noise made by the sellers % programmes an"
Inv the man who loans feidelasses Tor a cohsiuei"-
lion Every Iacegoer Is Of the fact that MI
THOMPSON delights decorous QuietnesS. Hence
his nencbant for churchyards. David Gideon basked
An fbe effulgencc of John Keys smile "a MI Kelly
told him that Souffe would win even II she was
mounted by one Hill and had 10 surmouht aho'he',
August Belmont arrived late, but was pieaseo
when he saw 40 large an assemblage. Riley Gran
nan did NOT appear although many expected his
arrival Some of Grannans real friends beiieve that
he has been badly advised. and that he would not
resort TO the courts obtain admission to the race
tracks.
Robert Pinkerton gave the usual caution 10 inc
layers of odds and anticipates no legal eompica-
lions. although detectives were present John ny
land is waiting for another year, when he VIII again
be consulted by a seeco g s j. JOINER Keeps
famous yell wrapped in cotton but expects 10 TURN
loose before the meeting Is ended his entire stable
1t public SAFE and IS likely to train an extensive
aS Smith fG1 won %U%aso over
hard-won victory in the hrst race Ma f new ,anl
and the weather and he RETAINED from speculation,
although his selections wen IA four out OF 'he SIX
Under the existing conditions the racing was ex-
een and syerX race s,sS,c %s Association vii
have an innings to-day, with cara of five races.
three OF which are over Obstacles -.a,
DETAILS or THE CONTESTS;
FIRST RAcE-Puyse $500: penalties ana allowances The
wfhers mile r.:'..
evergreen Stables b. C howard Mann by -; -
Duke OF Montrose-seamew . yrs . ,1a n, i, /.
n i B%yer. b. e. Patrol g. Ito. Sims - II
Kioroy. 8, 1is: .Mccans ,rt, III
Cromwell . ~ 'Tlme-i:44
LIEF, al the pos.
second and third
SECOND RACE-Purse 500 for maiden twoEeaf'o'is'
special weights. Eclipse course
Rarj-Ella Lakeland. 10 10. .Doege;O % 50
j. e Maddens oh. Robert Bonner llo :, -
a. r. Brown & Co.'S oh 6. l.. b.. no
Spinning Wheel. 40 .......... 90 LesIyl 10 81
sinonian. no fItrsch ri 81
purseps"1ag1S; t iesr Mccanerty 81 81
illckernglO 10 =
Our johnny liz ;,9afefe, 81 81
Timei:l3
LET, at the post ,.......
Won in a drive by TWO lengths; three lengths between
second and third
THIRD RAcE-THE NURSERY HANDICAP; for two
y,Aar.olds: value $4,000. Eclipse Course
ur,. arua Stables b. f. Celoso. by
Emperor OF Norfoik-Paoia. 100 ~. a
a. c. Gains ch c. Typhoon II, 25TsraD2 % -