New-York tribune., 1897-07-11

think I would good thing for 0s
ana sner amy and NJ
beer-taps and soda-water fountains: Yet H.. this
every block these hes would be packed With hosts
OF no ouSht n TO be-
sSppsS un.s az ,ss .e
are selected. and unless the turf gambling Is tar
and wn should t s. aSwse aD 50 %
%Ss should nas allow s0RpSs .ssa
as Si The FACING
ons IN this State now derive S ~ he absolute
truth. Would 1t be wise then. TO permit somebody
TO derive a from open faro-banks ana
keno-games and roulette-wheels?
or course many people VIII continue 10 80 o so 'e me
matter how unsatisfactory and how perniciOus the
running nj Ds And hey wee opn II
any person can suggest reasonable I'M. sss
betting should al n be al0yes s this Would
susSe the s. nS OF mose aos oe
and as to raestrack gamblers II the standard Of
are to be permitted on the turf then certainly the
raeetraeks ought TO be shut up as ,ba, OF The
Fri Swed a m 7e's h State 10 "a
any States ~'Sn of the TnIon The the
iremely indiscreet OF course. they want 10 make
money out turf They would not M run nc norses ss
turf But one State after another will surely sup
press all racetraek gambhne Just as one ch scandals
the ando running Of The dsed TsT ana fS 30 nam on
nug ana snS onsT s stewards he
stewards stands and exremely eOsi5iGesSs 5oa4es n
other places besides those Of the stewards
Almost the only pleasant feature OF cgSsrs We're
oGn roEspcuous His His colt urie ran second in the
Second Part Of the Double Event, n,"n n the
First Part Of the Double Event won the Second nd
Part very easily Urie an added stariet ,, ami
u.ith
speed apa sxssen, M form q M and an easy vim
ner. 1t is always most gratifying 10 see Mr; ,be
Keene coors prominent in % others RE and by
far the popular owner OF raceho,keg m nrsnn .
non y,S for e ths has A@nrcan ID turf Moreover he
stanch. sturdy and stalwart Republica, au TrnLer M
pemocratc rsS C gang in politics or on the turf II
Croker hal been here yeserday roer ne ia ,ust
the n sort OF fond of o The riar Clique IN
fondness for that clique many a time ana OF
Firearm acted badly at the POST agan in The third
race and dangerous Taral roas MN on
Hereafter Firearn will have few a2ooeists OF
friends He is true Rayon D'Or Insiap'T ,as a.
Scw and then ike Don De ORC and octagon but
when most is expeced Of MIN ne IS fTayto ST 20 a.d an
Easy winner in the second par, Of the Double Event
Manv Va" expegt owners tfners and turf sages Of
ali sorts backed Scottish Chienn In inc Kcai1za IA
zen F2ar whS hS Won a, his leisure and Just ked
Ii is not necessary 10 dive, on the SHOCKING detas
Rensselaer, came in second. and Ruddha was poor
tSlri. far back DR.. Sheppard. was close iourtn
Scottish Cheftain gave up tn- 81 trs, :"
favorc maxirn OF tho father Of the owners Of
MANY nersons heard John A. Morris make tnat re re-
louisiana Lottery gave him low opinion m OF NV nv
nature He was fGrq Of isns of Tnf hc T. EnG
states who he assured his friends. was taor-
oughly corrupt and dishonest person, and one VINO
Has The Frar his price too If tgrfman thar, fan
he was thoroughly corrun: man easily brinei
is racing colt to be considered Wholly ABOVE
0nce more it may be remarked Will ea,nestnSi''
and emphasis that It viii be cas- 20 in New
York employ dishonest turf wrers Inc coi''fe'' -
the in-and-out running OF The FriaT. VIII easily
The handIcappng was extreme.y incompetent Ed
i,ssS wih rdicuoGs ease Braw Lad is selling,
place in this TRIVIAL scramble o. hVs ru'loneS' an"
Decide was third, c,, =, IN leash so long
IN the second race that he had chance 70 get mr.
paose pSes Whrn rep ne Of f"voritesx nho 6 At
nit Duke & wishards Hugh Penny dd M not is1 h"f W
Tgand ky % Reiff became one OF the worst riders IN
the whole world As Hush PENN wa was bY Rer he
won the second race Sun Up was second ana
Hambnrs and Loiterer were the ony successful
favorites Yesterday The attendance was yer! la
and the already enormous profits OF the Coney ~
and Jockey Club at this meeting were lhcreasei ~, ~
tensvely The heat in the city was torinen'h h % .
AZ the track a most refreshing breeze was oo"Nls
from the sea. IA plreauav
In the frs: race the two-year-ods Binsa"ay ins H
r,ddo1 nv Thorpe, and Barney stone rldden Dy
sloane backed heavily Both ,e weTe faagt
ad5Ie6 tbair chances and bungled and blundernd
mos dsmay. Moreover the start was cos havs
/ civen a better start than Pe'tengn gave III 'h"'
! race Pettengil is a doleful back nunper
I SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
r,psr RACr-purse 500: lightweight hasdcap for ell
ages Five furiongs the main track
II.
| @ D. Mccoy & Co.'S ch +. Miss lynch'
by Faustus-Taa Bena yrslo2 70: G
| N BraW Lad 3. 10.