New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-18
TALKED ABOUT IN THE CAFES.
TABLE WATERS AT THE HOTELS-SoME
RACING GOSSIP.

TABLE WATERS AT THE HOTELS-SoMh
RACING GOSSIP.
Many patrons OF one Of the most important and
fashionable hotels In Fifthave. object most srenu-
ousy the refusal Of the walters (who act under
Instructions from their superors) to serve them
with Apoinars In the public cafe and dining
rooms The Bradley Martins had no trouble In be-
Ing served when they insisted that Apollinaris
should be served to their guests Neither was there
any serious objection TO serving Apollinars at the
Lincoln dinner of the Republican Club. Hence the
general public object TO distinction pelhg maue
between every day patrons and the guests at pri-
affairs. The dinner Of the Harvard CUB Will
take place tomorrow night but IL is not at all
likely that the Harvard boys. who have taken
water In nearly all athletic contests In which they
have engaged for several years will object 10 tax
ing any kind of water that is furnished TO them by
the proprietor. real contest on the subject q
water would be almost sure TO record another de-
feat for the waarers of the crimson.
James r. Keene shipped St Cloud. bay colt
three years old. by Candlemas. dam Belle OF May
wood. to England on Saturday. St. Cloud Is en-
gagged in important stakes In England ami
Mr. Keene at the earnest solicitation OF Jacob PIN
Gus. decided to give the veteran trainer chance
and sent the colt to England In charge OF Mr. Pin
A colt by Common sent along TO keep
ST. Cloud COMPANY. Voter. the feet son OF Friar 5
Balsam will remain in this country to try conclu-
sions with tho pick or the three-year-oIu ulNisloH
II Is likely that next year strong contingent from
the keene stable will race In England.
John Kelly expects to visit Delrlonicos on Sat
urday. He has almost fully erred from his re-
cen. Illness and smiles az cheerfuy as ever.
J. Z. Mcdonald Is in London. He expects to
spend few days at Vantage with Morton, VINO
trains for Richard Croker and to Join Charles NILS
in Paris some time next week.
Pierre Lonllard Is at Nice. where he never misses
an opportunity to discuss the English Handicapped
high opinion of Sandia who has received liberia
imposts in almost every handicap In which he Is
entered.
Colonel D. Tenny Pulsifer is greatly disappointed
he his stallion Tenny has not arrived In Ken
lucky. Several high-class matrons nave beei
booked to Tenny. and his arr wal from California i
aIxousy awaited by many breeders.
outdoor work Is the order OF the day at the loca
tracks and everything indicates prosperous rae
The entries for the stakes that to be decided
at Brighton Beach have exceeded the expectation;
OF the officials The entries for all the stakes arr
likely TO exceed 100 in number
The following the entries for the Brighton
Cup. at two miles and quarter, at weight for age
Handspring. Requital Mingo II. Mirage. Buck Mas
Nank Pooh Lazzarone, Basil. King Arthur ii. tn
Friar. Maurice. Winged Foot and Hattie Trow
bridge. .
The horses entered for the Brighton Handicap a
a mile and a quarter Buck Masse. Soufte, Leh
man Shakespeare H. Counter Tenor Premier
Dcrian Handspring Requta Elkins. Nanki Pooh
Jefferson King Arthur IL. Regulator The Friar
Dutch Skater and Noley.
Reports from Melton. England. say that Foxhal
Keene H. earning laures as a skilful horseman WIN
il fearless without being reckless. Mr.. keene ha
been among the first to be In al the death In al
most every fox hunt in which he has been engaged
Two of his BEST hunters have been cut down IN tn
Il not likely 20 miss single meet until the season
closes. 49, .
where he intends remain until after the Inaugu
ration.