New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
TALK AMONG TURFMEN.
FEARFUL FAREwErLs TO THE KINGLY OWNER
OF DOBBINs-THE OPENING At AQUEDUCT.


Rey Ricardo sailed away to far-off England yes
terday amid the tears and sobs and means OF MS
faithful followers who stood upon the pier and
with leaky eyes and dropping hearts mournfuhy
razod upon the Campania she moved toward Al
hion Rey Ricardo had every reason TO feel proul
Of the 'send-off'' given him by the cohor's Oh
Tammany. II touching TO observe ionash
Gradski. the ever-alert and watchful chiet Oh COS
sacks OF Tammany's army, marshailng the neId
and STAFF officers OF the organization on the ship
and on the wharf. He was suave TO a marked de-
gree and succeeded admirably In making the oc-
CASTOR pathetic without the usual napdoodie ana
ryrotechnicai displays Of oratory Mt Tammany gain
erings. Don Andrezzlo ell Toro del Terre foio was
silent and pensIve as he wandered ainlessly ABOUT
the ship bordering. like Logan the Mingo' ana
rnuttcrng to himself, who will care for Don An
drcZzio now" To make the burden heavier TOT
tho haplcss Don the balloon-thrashers OF New
York defeated the chicken-herders CO Philadelphia
10 the tune OF II TO in the afternoon while Key
Ricardo far away the billow. Woe Is Don
Andrczzo's portion. lie has been harassed by
"knockcrs" and now he is wrestling with the hor-
rid thought. rs Roy Ricardo Jonah" There IS
nobody IN whom he ccnfde. Hence Don An
drezzio suffers in silence. with secret thought
that MS sovereign i noOioo.
Sarhcm John kcly stood on high place on the
deck oi a mahogany Laden barge. tor the nr3t
I time IN man. months the Sachcrn failed 70 smile
for ne i truly oya 10 mis- friends. and - as fain-
ul to Roy Ricardo A. he Is POPULAR III Iahiany
vcrc shock when he csp.cd Sachem Kelly; as the
latlcrs trousers were turned up an eighth OF an
Belmont talked long and earnestly win NalhaA
S'raus. who was evidently telling him how 1t feels
to Withdraw IN the midst Of political campaign
John H. sexton. who is wei. liked. made spen-
dil showing IN the latest style In spring clothing.
John +. carroll Was close second to Mr. Sex
ton In his apparel. which caused sheriff Thomas
J. Dunn TO remark. They have pooled their issues
and he bel! Is stilod." Or. William T. jenkins
WIS Intensely ETath"d at tho gathering that as
scnbed - such an early hour TO wines me de,
parture OF the chef There was a proius9n of
flowers for Key Ricardo In The saloon, ahd ms
cabin. Ills triumph WAS complete as no gazed
from The promenade deck ~ the crowd OF Tam
/ many hcnchmen on the pier.
II IL We're not for the war, Thomas Reilly. tho
president OF the Queens County Jockey Club. says,
the papers would pay more attention to the race
Hguoduct propcrty with bornbardnent risks as he
spanish agrrcsson. II Blanco. Weyler; or any
with them. for Mr.. Reilly intends 10 compel them
TO bet with the guertlas IN the dead line" The
By n trccha o. fierce. uncompromisng "layers-of-
Odds who have had a hard winter ard are
out FOR the money and they do not want any
Weylors TO get AT them until after the rainy season
Peter DO Lacy says: 'Tr tho rocetrecks will put
up money l VIII raise regiment. and make
The Allen adjutnnt. and take all the pOoroom
mon 20 CUBA and end tho war in week" Peter
BATTLES and only meeting single defeat.
stable OF his own during the coming seasori
Summertime I'm the past caused the expulsion or
Or Street. but Summer Sea only caused a slight
coInmoiion az WASHINGTON. summertime was rid
cense wac revoked summer sea was ridden ner-
vously at Renrlngs. but the stewards took no &C
ton although the sb"s; turf writer's criticised the
race earnestly and emphatically.
David Gideon journeyed 20 Sheepshead Bay 70
cral seasons but found that James T. Sloane the
millionaire Jockey. rad engaged the cottage.