New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

dav was Frank Work, who drove a handsome Day
trotter C. H. Schurk had out a fine team o' pays
which he had photographed while in acton. Ed
ward Johnson showed the horsemen thing or TWO
with his fast sorrel PAGER High Boy ana hen'E
Pirard kept them all guessing with speed oa!
horse Ex-Chief Of Police Thomas Brynes urove
sorre trotier & to mme2sev Alderman Brown
was out usqa with hs gray ySdiSafT iIofr 10 hEd
JUNIOR oui he hag & &coilsI' t,T b,T, Horses that
can ro; in 2l3 are not plentiful even on the Speed-
way, and consequently the maIlorHE I2i os ol 'e
Motion and Justice Geserich Of the supreme Gne
Of the nveliest brushes Of the morning was ma
between Peter Nance driving Abbie \. ara @ rreI-
The brush n2 aHd tuck from i.sn I brlugs 5ee.
down. and Nance claimed victory some nolse
in, Their doubts OF Mr. Nance having beaten Luxon
ana Mr Nance declared that Abbie \ could beat
Koi Tb;s on may possibly cause match race
arranged between the TWO nye5; entoved the
day behind MS gray PAGER GenmeT tsG Soy a%d UnG
other horsemen dizzy 20 watch nm. ratfiTk nTS. J
C.easOn formerly boss OF everything III, queens
conntV breezed his bay rotter Parnell. and George
Coleman LEI few WRAPS ou, now ana no 'hen fst Ma, baV
James Perkins made things lively Tor all conner
John Mcclure drove speedy pacer and d. Mr =
Mapes the real estate man, held the lines over % a
q
r Crimmns was out with cob. and SOL. hecht
with Cvclone was in the hunt every time II was
renOrted that Captain Mcdonald ana MT. SUaus
were going 20 have brush In the afternoon ana
everybody was on hand TO see IT, but up 10 a iate
hour Nj straus had not appeared BON @ men m ndE h
lots OF fun Mr.. Huber. OF dime musem lahfi We We
ont driving his team. was william lONeII: lne
old-time owner Of running horses. Dr. ~ rag =
helped along the sport with his pay trotleT, anu
Tobv THOMPSON. With his fast black rotter. re-
fused in mos; sportsmanlike manner to TAKE any
bodV's dust - - .,,o.
OF course Reilly was out. and he was as much
~ evidence as ever. Everybody knows Reilly. he
eavs mis- horse is a trotter. but whether ne is or
MOI doesn't matter much II ia Reillys way or
driving and his energy in seeking brushes that IL
"An' aid ycz see Reilly shouted one OF the lat
ters friends on the walk Yesterday.
AN sure OF did" replied another friend, an ne
wint down the road In fcine shape - IT,.
Reilly has a bay horse or uncertain age Una
know q think or two about getting over the
ground and It is a pleasure 10 see Reily me Up
alongside oi some ambitious horseman ior bruSh
Re'iv drives Ike an old-t!me track driver. nc
Ieane on, OF his blackboard at angle OF about -
Ie.roos and N drives with hands. whip and
mouth Reillys energy generally frGhtens his op-
ponent's horse II he can get Close enough 70 MN
and 80 Reilly often wins And if he Is beaten the
1rs. time l. does not discourage him bit. Tor ne
keeps at his until the latter out OF sheer con
sideraion for his horsc refuses 10 brush any more
Reilly is a casl-iron driver and he has cast-iron
Dr. Collins had a couple Of lively brushes In the
! afternoon He drove his speedy big mare Sagasta
| and she was full OF 90 as ever. Frank Schorcr
! lend and Nj Butler sent hne black trotter along
AT a merry pace. Altogether the day WAS most
| deliphtful one for both and beast, and the
| roadway never in better shape.