New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
LITTLE MAHER DID IT.
urs R,prNc; BETTER THAN THoRPEs.
TIVE MIDGET JOCKEY GOT BLUEAwAY AND M
prgATop HOME IN FRONT

TUT INFECT JOCKEY GOT BbtEhWAN AHp ~
pERATop HOME IN FRONT
p..,r~ A. Morris Park Yesterday was fortunate
IN mellow October air Into the gates poo'e'
nos, O. smiling friends OF the tdrf VINO "ele -
INA Of the sport mat they we're almost White 10
b. lsnisnt toward the exaspera'ns nnsh az
man, 81 the seoond-ave IL" and the Wills
49,. .,r, Travellers 70 the track who TOOK
N. trolley we're as happy as II they hea s'@h'o
out claims IN which gold dust "ss as common n
enc of -orporal Asa Bird Gardeners cockta"S- ~,
,,a who use the trolley sing glees and caroi' 81"
.he wav People who Journey by the Alaska PhNe
,ron Willis-ave brny back no wealth All INC
treasure which they carry with them theF ea'7
hehind in crsvasses and abysses beware ''e
nass" the old man said in Excelsior" And George
II Daniels SAYS the same thing se'e1ai un'eS
,n,nute In the course o. Office hours az ne SPINS
upon his revolving stool some vards NestNa.u W
the sire OF The Hospital for the Ruptureo ana 'he
Crippled -..., ,-.r
sunnose that George n. Daniels or Samuel cay
r.nter had unlimited power In moving inc race"
.ra.k lssions from the Battery or Brooklyn or
Newark 70 Morris Park Eght-rach rofuS ana
express trains with speed ~ nearly p ni'@ - ''
minute would then DC the RUE ana not me eNc3p
,,on While the present management OF the SEC
on1 Avenue Il" and the Willis Avenue prehensile
ana renrAhensihe retracor and deractor holds fas'
m. d.vo,ees OF racing must be bold ana hardy ana
sturdy and sanguine II they buy tickets On inc re-
luctant and backward route from Caste Ndroe'I
"a Pettenglrs camping ground by the $40" ana
.i..nv and apoplectic SecondWiiis petrlned ana
r.ostponed transportation line. When AlsIoUui"s
~ Alexandria started the first cabe-car In EGYPT
he remarked that his line could double discount any
vehicles which would put people on pillars Oh Wan
haitian Island and retard their progress ABOVE '"e
Harlem He looked long way ahead ne lore
saw the inaction OF the mummies who wouIo Keep
a. .,.cl Tho trains IN Second and Willis ayes
Ar,.+ohu,us had a spacious skull Would that he
were now alive and could move the trains lro"'
the Battery to the Westehoster Srands'an'' 'Se
old Alexandrians knew a great deai more Aoo'''
rapid transit than any OF the directors III Inc Ho'
ond-Willis Board. ,
ro,abIe multitude which went TO Morris
D.. ,.s+ersav although the trains were retractle
In the Wlis-ave. cars Notice 10 fasscnsei'
was conspicuous in enormous lettoTs Inns "o"0
forbade passengers TO stand on the PLATFORMS anu
declared that SAFETY and Convenience Require thn'
passengers should Keep their Seats What mol
,ov mockcIy of a notice this was! Most OF the
vuls-aye victims Of corporation rapacity had no
sests 70 keep Then how could they keep their
seats?
Tho weather at Morris Park yesterday was SUI
perb the attendance was of splendid proportions
and extremely enthusiastic. and The turl pd'ue'
w.re stirring A sober jockey rode 1mperator IN
the Ramapo Handicap, and he won the race I'M
perator has not always been ridden ny a sope'
Jockey. Little Maher was on BlueaWay ana I'M.
perator He won two races with his mounts III
Lydian would have that race as easily as I'M
perator won the Ramapo Handicap. sims rou e
tydian and he rode him in unapproac nan.e am
nimitaele style The a5es' fspr Is
aiding RAPIDLY and that all the citizens are IN
panic New-Orleans will he just the suitable pace
for Sims 10 ride In all winter ,..-. .h. racing
began because their gains were enormous on me
contests Of Saturday last They won immense
amounts yesterday Hewitt rode the favorlte,; as
settle IN the first If he were on the r SessG IN
the homestretch was Praxiteiean IN us naui'.eSS
polish and symmetry. Every bookmakeT; VINO h saw
Il breathed a prayer that Hewitt might i've nun,
dred years and ride six races on every uaS vi '"'
In the second race all the wen-backed horses
were beaten and the bookmakeTs leaped IN tie ar.
They are Midases already yet. ..,s
great many disagreeab,e things might De t0Io
about a lot of the riding, but Ia a Few Gays me
Mayor of the Greater New-York is TO be elected,
and 5ust now the Jockeys viii get repreve; ~ Is
unpleas fact. however, that much OF tne riu-
Ing at this meeting would disgrace John Gilpn'
FIRST RACE-Special conditions and special weights:
ssco added: $40 each; penalties and allowances
viher. mile
getting b s.
Frenl-y & Co.'S b {. serper ESQ. by
Logc-Ia sylphide. yrs, 1876 II;
Duke & .wishard's b z. Hugh Penn Penn .,
s. clascn's Dr. +. casseue, l. iii.
f Ssn K 9neo,oS g. ia DR. wilisms s-i So
Tirn~-1:42
Won in a drive by a length; head between second
and third.
SECOND RAcE-seco added: handicap, for ,wo-year-
ods six ana hal. fur,ones Of the withsrs mile.
Sensation Stables b. c. Mont dor BY
Rayon d0r--Mt: Vernon. 100 -. 800.