New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-06
Cashmere
Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUr1E

made the bookmakers writhe ana scream da II, was
The raid on The betting Ts b 5Ha the cay Turks
in l4;s The spoil was stupendousb had r ns TO
s makFs WhsR the bdRers Of
even the most obscure corners OF men 81, tno;r
books sa Tav" 9Sy she they
mere al Brooklyn the hackers OF Hampurs rnih
cdsG IN Turks and as If the victims were
helpless Greeks In Thessay OF ha'HieHs
But change took place. The bookmakers FROM FROM
wary II clear after the s Two in BROOKLYN
that the bookmaRers were not likely TO give amy
attractive odds against rs u haf of the Dou-
BILE Event at Sheepshead Bay on nj su The weather
wins oG hd IT., Trf rack 9ds fast saE The betng
ing to the Ocal Turf Guide WIS 10 to ON ON mast fast
PACK BOTH Sa BY Bowns BROOK Lau&emann
He was third 10 Bowling Brook apd ta Ldmuss was
@S IS s on dry fast fine we e ,Sa sna
over straghaMay course Tn the winner vh,ne was $500
What docs amount to if the PACKETS ,hv q feel en-
i Gn put sI s 9Sa on ih nn colt % vii viii VIM TRIAL
Yesterday the first money IN the ,s GaTd' Jockey
cS at s and Hamburg went to the Pest S sat at
10 or better. He held the race saIea t h Won
the $1,000 with impressive case by f9Hp bed rd
although he was ridden by Wi haf OF the Double
Event white IS Jockey Of e aHdi score SG Of
skill and he must have GnTTiS yesefday as he
a lightweight and Hamburgs Wel g ~ W." from
Hamburg Simply Ndlheu ''~y
the whole field his leisure ana az !s on hnrse In
tho 500 Gao Great Trial which was so vast as ~ %
almost Supplying. Literally ne vas t t, o ny
borse In II He was the only ore In II from the
fail Of the flag to the fnisl-lrc. was ho ~ ,1 1T,
pra tiFv,ng and delightful change or form lIoii HIS
runrine in the first half OF the Double EVehl -.
have been staring for thousands OF !tAus. ney
stare and they stare and they stare m! Tbet
ssneaL Thev neye- move They never smile lhe!
never grin They never even Wink Next 20.
tbose calm stolid unVinking stone races from
Abou simbel on the Nile ought TO DC 80, seI w
he IDEAL stewards. They never smllc ,tiiey No. ~
wink and they never see anything. iceiu ~ ~
track stewards those silent, stili un"lhhiHs' u"-
seeing stone faces at Abou Simbel. -, H.,
one of the most agreeable features OF me 10
was the exquisite grace and dainty charm win
in the second race. T. any totem from NE tieug -
tian Islands. some thousands OF miles norhNtSt, oI
Eew-York had been transformed INTO tnroDoHiE
life and had iourneyed from the rernotest Spot !"
Darkest Alaska to the nmost round or the Nerlt-
able busoye of Brooklyn. the totem Wouiu M ~
gaerjes OF the antique not in the Louvre III Iaiis
not in the Pitt Palace of Florence not IN wy ~
Vatican in Rome nor in the dcepesst Gems y.
long-buried Nippur could any one posspi; luoh W.
co o,ossic2I an example OF ultimate, unbrohen ailu
Continuous symmetry and loveliness as was me
rding oS Sims as he sat in the saddle OF the odds
~ voritr I,Ylporator. And nowhere in the io"tst
depths OF the holes sunk by the explorers III tte
neioi,horhool of the TiCris or the tupnll;iles,
NOT even in The land of the Elamites. could nave
heon found faces moro stony or more uhsteIhs
tben we're the faces OF certain satraps who GaZed
faintest CLEAN Of wakefuness Denea'h an! cyl