New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13
PREVIOUS WAS IN FRONT.
rRoHMAN IS STILL RUNNING.
MICHAEL F. DIVERS COLT WAS IN sELLiN'
RACE SHORT TINE AGO.

RACE A SHORT TINE AGO
,.,,, Dwver is IN deep thought Had the
,,eather been fine from the outset the brooAs"
Jockey Club would have counted up bigger P,o",'
IN this meeting than In any other since 'he "aoN
los o,ened Many people have a fancy Tor pe''i"e
an horses Just now But the metropolitan 'u'i ~
ISOLATION is doing all 1t can do 10 stop Speo"'".o
Illinois "a State Of high rank. Mr. IerKes Il ho"
a, the front Illinois. Chicago Gas ana Cnioaeo
street railways are IN favor with ILLINOIS "e'
In these days. and the gas corporations anu ''e
street railway corporations get all they want Even
a. that Chicago the second city In America OH!
second to the Greater New-York. is barred rom
racing Washington Park is WITHIN inc ','' ms
OF the Greater Chicago. Had there never oeei' al.
Corr,gans or any Hankinses In chicago 'he Se.T"u
city in America would now be enjoying races "',"
might approach in merit those wh'eh are 81" -,
his mart Of the country. But when the dealers III
faro banks in Cook County tried 10 MANURE .u't
fairs the Two Hundred OF the western "e'opo,''
rebelled. Corrigan was useful IN Keno gam. -
Clark-st. His friend Hawkins was influential al
49, ,,r,o IN Tho state of Altgeld But when Corr-
gan and Hankins tried 10 manage the turf IN ,''"'
great Western State as II the turf were Only wv
or A poolroom. the Illinois hegiSa."'e
inpatient and the Chicago Common Coun'' -
s,,hordinate Horses still ut Joliet. lh"' -
true Horses ran at Clifton' n D.
e,.aoler savs that he hopes they Will run IN New
Jersey at some era hereafter. Perhaps ."e' w.,
But not unless the turf on the other sue % va
North River is cleansed with choride Vi '''''
carbolic acid ,,o,,. con,
The METROPOLITAN Turf Association is cheh! con"
posed OF superintendents Of schools OF a.e""o''
Mos, ~ the members predatory Most Vi
them II they engaged In game o' pun,
would keep at least three aces up thei' s'ee''. ~
permit their unfortunate victims 10 re'ai" a., an,
deuces in the pack No hgh-class racing Will De
.een either in Illinois or New-Jersey uni" ''ie p'0
fessional gamblers will consent to aio" one '"''0e
ton ~ their simple and creduiou3 uuPe''
Philip J. Dwyer says. in plain strong "o'us' INA,
he Is bent giving more none! ~ W." , 49,
trainers lust soon as ne ieeiS SUN =,
widows and orphans who own the STOCK Oh .ne
Broollvn Jockey Club can AFFORD 10 10 IT, Inv
yiaows and orphans are still nervous ana APP
nr.hensive They can't tell whether or not the
present turf boom will last Many thouSA' "
men and and few chIdreh wen
Gravesend yesterday. and the most oi 'n'''
their filthy lucre in backing Frohman III the go So
American Stakes and Howard Mann In inc MI"
race The Frohmans and the Haymahs ".e
sure grip on the most closely compac'eu ''e - -
trus, ever heard Of In any country ,s.g .aoor
prising then that the general pnDh', ANA , ~.
10 follow Trust conquerors. snouIu co's 81, a
Theatrical Trust invincibie on the lu'i =, roar
eral ,ublic had seen trusts triumphant III sus"''
rubber gas, leather tobacco, starcH o'i. ,,1,
and other things. How cou!o inc s -, 49,
doubt thar the Turf Trus; would triumph III 'ie
c., American Stakes with $3.50: But IL dluh l.
I,robr,on the Turf Trust Titan. ran IKE a )ach.
screw which gets a turn in two "eehs' anu
Michael T. Dryers Previous, VINO was put !"
selling race at an entry price OF <oV IL ie" "een'
400 ~ Morris Park the $4,000 first money III
&c, 900 cr.ot American Stakes while Philip j.
Dwyer's Handbali was secohu' anu '
Varus was third r.. .h,s
This was the richest stake run IN the East 'is
wear up 10 date AT Morris farK the mos .".u ,
able prizc was the Eclipse Stakes win 'o'"'
value of $1,000 This was won with s'rihihe e"se
=, r,,,id Cidcon's colt Frohman. who ran yes'er'
dav with Taral up as II he were worth just ABOUT
20 cents Up to yesterday the ohi! .uii 'i~ "
,he East in 1897 which was of equal value win the
soCln Eclipse Stakes the Brooklyn Derby OF
$1,000 which won by Octagon VINO had Deeh
def.ated badly a few days before by Draw Lao. a
simpi- selling platter.
S.nce rho cave bears were dubbed to death by
the cave men near the Swiss lakes many Thousand
years ago there never were more puzzihe races Una"
those OF 1857 in the Empire State
The Kialto was drenched with tears last night In
London on the Strand all the actors and actresses
were sobbing. The name OF the col. Frohmah oush.
70 be changed to-day. Alter II TO Alexander Con-
stock This colt Frohman may be devoted 10 MS
art Yet pure and unsefsh devotion 10 art does
not always amass riches as 1t ought 70 90; IRON ron
;erday he was like an inch-worm. Many an ODD
thing been seen n America sREe the the nd ist run Of
III success Of P5eyous Sma1cIn Thai
Morris Pak ,b in the sa f2 the great god pam Alter
the way in which Previous had been running Delore
that h ram2 wd or Twain
II any human being takes ne -e saif
Stakes he may fairly be expected TO Iook upon
Sheriff Tam M me anq q, Tank And no human being
outside Of asylum for idiots could De expected 10
40 M SS bay IS st working for his trainer. and
Sin St" sill has his eye on the Handicapped -,
Brornley & Co ought 10 start varnish mill
~ Ie;m@s Caiways trainer should rent cottage in
Philadelphia ,,,, ho,,a . cottage close nv
The hay crop in the principal streets of Phiadei-
phia viii be enormous this Year ,o,.o o,,ora,o
from the western wilderness. In Cfnandaieua ana
skncaees he may be sd insfed a. p1 an sgaoT
when De Soto discovered the Mississippi could h nave
rio ad been ewa eHo With energy
skill than Thorpe DISPLAYED Imperstor ,snt ,5 So
and silent an ndoys whom pyap Mr. o. Ga%Ss
may ride {asi for other owners When they SIT IN
'' Bro oniMa' co. came from Cincinnati In the
early ice age Cincinnati began 70 move She heaea
win First Mate some day. Abou, the time when
the bridge over the North River from Manhattan
time Thorpe and H. Martin will wake up and begin
to ride races at almost the speed of an extinct
II is plain enough that the turf has magnifcent
boom on at this time The attendance yes neL ~
thick heaps Of money the chief race OF the gay
that for the Great American Stakes Why , dont
they start a racecoursc Of their Owr? Philip j.
Dwyer will have a thoughtful. reflective and med
tativc Sunday The widows and tho orphans VINO
ho'd most Of stock OF the Brooklyn Jockey
Club have been properly cared for up 10 date. and
Mr. Dryer will now devote his thoughts to the
sfudv of methods by which the deserving owners
breeders and trainers Of the country shall be suit
ably enriched
II is well known that many OF these breeders.
owners and trainers the verge of beggary,
end are looking anx!ously to Mr.. Dwyer for help.
Ills generous heart is swelling with sympathy.
r'hc ooint which puzzles him is the best way In
which to relieve this distress. II is matter Of
Common knowledge that the magnates Of the
STANDARD oil Trust the millionaires OF the Sugar
the Leather Trust. the Cotton Oil Trust. the
Whiskey Trust. the Corset Trust, the Starch
Trust the Coal Trust. the Gas Trust. the Ice
.mIust ". - 49, ,rnst the Elevated Railroad