The sun., 1898-01-14

ITO, SIT MOIkte, Drown fOnSO, llo cIcI
Oracle, III; False Pride, lo4; Vern
j., 80.
Fifth Race-Six iurlongs. Red Star
l22; John p, Rnvolio, Gowanda, II
each; Miss Ortlway, III; Nesbrosses, ! III
Privateer, Henry. ll3 ea,h; LisnerOur
III; Sister Ida, 80.
Sixth Race-Six furlongl; selling
Caroven, Runaway, 40 each; DR.. Jim
Busirus, Flames. Frank b., Long Gain
A. B. Dade, l07 each; Lady Frances
l05.
First Race-Stockbrdgc, Great Bear
Bessie Abbott.
Second Race-IIope, Magnolia, Peggy X.
Third Race-Nlidrose, Sparkle, Equity.
Fourth Racc-Lida Woodlands, Oracle,
Pocket Piece.
Fifth Race-John p, Privatcer, Henry.
Sixth Race-A. b. Dadc, Lady Francis,
DR.. jim.
Paddock Points.
Judge Bayarl gave it out that al
though Moses GoldbIatt had made CON
fession of the ringing of Jersey Bov, his
decision would not be changed as he
stated he, (GoIdblatt) had contradicted
himself at least a half dozen times, and
under the circumstances he could not
credit it, but should any good reliable
information come toa him he might
change his decision alw1rnlc the Offend
ers off instead Of only suspending them
indefinitely.
Following is the confession of Gold
blatt, who takes all the blame on him
self; son Monday afternoonI had Sidney
Bender, with colored man concealed
in the bushes close to the road, on which
Jersey Boy and his rubber were going to
come on their way to the track at Barks-
dale. We had not long to wait, as |
had calculated the time very closely.
Finally he made his appearance and
when he did stopped him and asked
him,the boy, who was leading the horse,
to 60 and get me Il bottle OF whiskey,
and would hold his horse, Jersey Boy
until he came back; he consented and
went. As soon as he was out of sight
| called to the man who had charge of
Sidney Bender to bring him out, and we
at once changed the blankets and
hen | sent my man away with
he genuine Jersey Boy and waited
;or the rubber to return with the whiskey.
He finally came and took the bottle
rom him and he went at the track with
what he supposed was the same horse he
rad left with me, but it was Sidney
Bender, who looked very much the same.
As sOGn as the entries was out on Satur-
nay sent six hundred dollars to friend
If mine in Baltimore whose name is
Ackerlen; tolI him to go to New York
md bet the money and in case he was
,ot acquainted with the pool rooms
,ave him the address of Henry Schultz,
Who was familiar with them. | also
cnt two hundred dollars west and that
S all had bet and all know about
he case. | make this statement on
ccount OF a lot of innocent men being
blamed for what did myself.
The safe Of the Barksdale Association
vas well filled with rrvolvers yesterday, |
$ four had been taken from Johnnie .
Ryan and Dick Liddlc, This was done
o prevent any trouble. Later in the
lay they were returned, as the princi-
aIs had made up what ever difficulty
vas between them. 1t is said that John
Underwood acted as peace maker.
Willie Morris had very little time to
ide after his reinstatement, as starter
assidy sat him down for the balance
/ the meeting for disobedence at the
ost. Does this punishment not look
cry severe for boy, who rode but one
ice and won that? He is certainly no
lore guilty than those who escape with
fine for the same offense. :
W. EsscImont has taken charge of
harlic Wells and Grange Camp for
lunger Lyons. They will no doubt
in many races, as a more careful train
could not be had lie was former
aincr for old Bill Lowell.
Jack White was congratulating him I
If on beating the first four races, when i.
G fell for Il bunch on the fifth. He
idn't think they were so easy.
Legion was supposed good thing but ,
II by the way side. He was backed :
own at one time to 3 to l. but it didn't y
Ike long for the books to get next, to !
hat bird he was, and in less time :
IAN it takes to tell it he was lO-4 and ..
G finished last.
Can't Tell got up to Little Jim as they J.
rncd into the stretch. and those famil- !;
+ with his gamcncss thought he +
ould win sure, but second was the best ,
could do. !
Chick Ncrl got Phil Thompson off in 5
mt and the race was never after in
'ubt as he stood all the rest of the n
rises in the race ON their heads the first i,
arer.
Tom Dycrr won a good swell bet on :,
5 horse: :Jcwsharp. 1t looked as though :
would never get Candelabra as they
mt up the back stretch, but l'uler's
idc stopped as though he was shot b
d Jcwsharp won by Il length. II
Herbert Franklin had good day as he
lycd the green colors all day. They b
N two races and second. fl
Ben Rigly ma'le great hit by running !,
Forest and at the same time getting "
, prize offered by the books.
DIAMOND DUST. 81
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