The sun., 1897-12-12
LARGE CROWD ATTEND RACES
Teu Books Draw in and Have
the Best of the Day.
JOCKEY KUHN IN TROUBLE.
Jockey ManlOvc Set Down Indcf.
niteIy for Neglect---lnvestiga
ton Not Finished,


tended Iron Hill races yesterday that has
been seen at any OF the Maryland tracks
this year. Ten books were on the line
and business was very brisk with them.
There were but two iavorites that won.
Mr.. Flynn handled the flag and done
fairly well with the exception OF several
long delays which caused the last race to
be run in the dark,
Jockey Ellis was the lucky boy to re-
ceivc the fifty dollar prize given by the
I book,
| Summary and entries for Monday are
as follows:
Summary.
First RaN-Four and lialf furlongs.
Mr.. Waverly, los (Narvacz), ., 4-5 and
l-3, first; Tomoka, 100 .Hinricks), J, ), 2
and /, second; Lalla Rookh, 100 tCole-
MANI, 100, 80 and TO- third Time, l:O4
Doc Birch, Ormont, Aunt Susie, Colll,-
sion, Lura, O'llc,rn, Lizzie w., also raa,.
Second Race--Four and haif furlopgs.
Sister Ida, 105 GEllis), 20, sand 4, first;
Bayside, l0s (Ramson), 2 and T-lO,
second; Wild Duck, lO5 CA. Dorsey, TO-,
and 2, third. Time, LOG. Hurry, NJ,
7. Y, Peggy r., Tessie b., Vance, Lula
l., also ran,
Third Race-Six furicngs. William
Penn, 1l2, (Neary), SIS and 80, first
Aunt Sally, l07, (Neeap, 80, 20 and 10,
second; Junk, l01, "A Dorsey, 10, 3
and So, third. Time, l.2s. By Jobe,
Traitor, Jackine, War Song, Harry NJ,
Rossrnnn, also ran.
Fourth Race--Six slrlones. Jerquet
liz, NGnnninglam), no, q and S-5, first
Calibsr, 1l0, (Neel), 10, 4.ald 3 second
Jessie o., lls, (Feeney-, Is, and 3
third Time, la kmase, Nordan
Frank B., Belize OF kilarrev, Brooklyn
ktirhom, also ran.
Fifth RanH-Six furlohgs. Miss Ord
way, 1l2, f.Alfred 2C, s and 4, first
Cons piratW, llo, tNarvnez,, i, 6, 5 ant
l-2 seconds Henry, 1G7. (Johnsonl, 3,
,nne l2,tA.ird Time, l.;N. Larissa
Nsy Yors, MiuIetonks, Nfidrcsc, Oak
Mo,rry-N1t, Sparkle, alSo ran.
1Elntris.s for Mon day.
First kace--four ard a. hall selling
f5t,ndmsster, lt2; Lac Prcl1tis, liz: Bal
assm, ND; LStie F. ll2; Beat, IL
~ uthor W., ,lah; Wandering Willie, lOs
,jarber;;l, ,l07-.. Ida, ,9o7; Mr.. Wavcrly
.u07.
i Src,snh Ram-FoIr and IL half selling
y@C Copyright, HI; PcepD. Day, l2- QurI
! of Btt lin, l,e@1'raric1 loser, ll2; l'lilrcty
+ ll2 Enthusiast. .tt"; ElanHlnma, III
1 Roe.Mck, L.; The Mantuun. lI0; Fair
T mol1a- 10.
! Ttird Ra~e-Tnge2 quarter selling
Penltrook mo; R'ana way, l15. DR. Jones
liz: Matti' Chums. ~; HeriSy, III
: Waupum, .gl2; Worry Not, 10; Ninita
! lO7; d Iarr, C., 1O7: l"rocious, lD7.
! TD,iuh III ce--Fuu1 and hall selling
7 Crescent, 112, lIchs. H., II; Noble May
. ll2cr lauj Iiill, IL; Censor, IL; F;lrra
gut, y; Bessie Aklle'.t, ll2; Tyrrisda.r
liz, Dnnalae, II; h.oublic. ll2.
I Iit'h kao'-T!sr" quarter selling.
/ Counsellor Howe, -; Startling, 1l2;;
/ Finm,,tvr, Ll-s; MulHghmorc, 1l2; Vent,
. ll2; 'C;,shi"- II, lt-; ShurIock, 10;
t:phassru, .lC1r, Manlle 2D7; privatec', l02.
Paddock Points.
Charles T. Kuhn. iteI % years, who
Says he livse at Pa.erst,n, y. j., and that
ln Wa formerly jock y on the Gouces-
ter track, Was arranged before MayS-
ttlte South. ii the SixtJE district station
hcrtle 5his lAsning, charged with aggra
vMed assault and battery ON Charles
Bishop. Of ltl4.i Germantown avenue.
II is4!cgcd hat Bishop, who keeps a
bottlips establishment at Eighteenth and
! Fairmount aveL,lc, ,intrustt'd two diamond
studs valued 1T 500 to ,tIlc keeping Of
Name" Clare residing ut 1870 Vine
street. l;eing down on HE luck Bishop
some time ago went to Miss Glare and
| borrowed money from l,r This she
, readily lro,i him, Is he was an intimate
friend Of lHrs, and besides she had the
diamonds for security.
several days ago Bishop went to the f
Vine street house and demanded his
property of Miss Glare. She refused to .
rcturlr fllcm without first receiving II G
money she had lent him. Las night
Bishop again returned to the house and
asked to see her. He was uslrred into
the parlor, where Miss Clare aud Kuhn
were sitting talking. Immediately on
entering the room he went to Miss Glare
end demanded his diamonds. She again
refused to let him have thcm
Then, it il alleged, he sprang ut Kuhn,
hitting nim in the face. Kuhn grabbed
up heavy iron clock weight and brought
it down on Bishops head with all his
force. Policeman Kehoc, attracted by
the noise Of the scutile, entered the
house and arrested Kuhn. Bishop had
his head mndaged ut nearby drug 1
store. lie then went to the police sta
ton to appear against his assailant and
Sergeant Schnrfar SEEING tho wOunl IN