The sun., 1898-01-13

each; Silver Brook, los; Ethel Farrell
Bird of Freedom, lO6 each.
Selections.
First Race-Phil Thompson, DR.. jim
Gallatin.
Second Race-Praire Flower, Noun
tain Maid, Periodical.
Third Race--Jewsharp, Chisw'c;
Charles Mcdonald.
Fourth Race-Lisnerour, Cant Tell
Arcaven.
Fifth Race-Will Fonso, Advance, Mr.
Waverly.
Sixth Race-Bird of Freedom, scio
Ethel farrell.
Paddock Points.
The Herring Run Associat ion have re.
instated Jockeys Rigby, Stansbcrry and
Griffen who were ruled off during their
meeting OF last summer.
During the afternoon Moses Goldblat
expressed desire to make clear breast
of what he knew in regard to the ring
ing OF Jersey Boy on Monday. The ex-
ecutive committee will hear his state
ment today.
The Legislature is in session in Mary
land and the owners of race horses are in
hopes they will not interfere with racing
this term but give them and the trades
men OF ElIton and Newark chance to
live. Wellthcy may if things go along
without any further trouble but getting
into argument which may cause the
principals to draw a gun and at the same
time attempt to raise a riot by
so dong the attention OF the
lawmakers would be called
and then there would be very little hopes
of the present law remaining as it is. Of
course we are not afraid Of any one being
hurt, unless the iatcs should pull the
trigger; but ior the benefit OF the many
law-abiding owners and followers of the
turf, we plead to all hot-headcd individ-
uaIs to try and contro! themselves, espc-
cially during tLc critical times.
Jockey Dorscy's ride on Hurry came
in for a great deal Of criticism, as many
thought he gave hat hoEsc Il very easy
race, and they were more than likely
right, as he took the outside most of the
way, and kept his head down as he was
afraid he might get a little mud on his
beautiful countrnanCc.
The Brown coIors were the lucky ones
yesterday as they won three races out of
five III which they were used.
Jockey {. lIucston rode his first win
ncr since he was hurt at Prospect Park
last summer.
II. Handfell had Il good day las he won
heavily on Walter O., and Classic; he
played the later too sure
Plunger Lyons had coed day as he
played Walter o., st. Pat and Frank L.
Hough very heavily both at the track
and in the out Of town pool rooms. There
is no use talking the North Carolinaian
is in great form just now.
Billy :Beatty:: lost a few ducats on
Francis NJ, and Reform. Never mind.
get even on Phil Thompson today.
Of course W" were all glad to see
Willie Morris ride winner, but still
we like to see him at the track once in
awhile. Oh, well he might surprise
himself and come again today. Nobody
will steal her while you are away Old
ooy
Jack White finally won Il bet yester-
lay on st. Pat. This breaks his spell of
la'd luck, as the popular owner lost
Eighteen straight bets previous, so he
says.
Moses Gains played st. Pat heavily.
He will no doubt order several new
suits, as he has made up his mind to be
he Berry Wal! Of the outlaws. His i'm
ported valet has not vet arrived, but is
very soon.
McCaulcy couldn't cash ticket yes
erday. Never mind, he will start Great
Bear soon and even things up little.
Billy Grath won swell bet on his
rood mare Minis Between him and
'Iippen Old Virginia will have all the
money in Maryland.
Peterson, the little old man plunger,
las been losing very heavily Of late, but
hey will come his way soon, and Don
lclly will know it with his to3 third,
$ the plunger likes that kind OF betting.
Billy Carmody lost good bet on
lallie Gay, but got even on Frank
Tough.
Bobby Mann, the owner of Meadows,
'ishcs it understood he is not fromCork,
ut Belfast is the little gcntleman's
ONE. Now no one knows but he might
G acquainted with Il Thomas Dyccr,
.ho is from Scotland, although he claims
, be from Canada but Hurben Frank.
n says no, he is sure he is not Cam
uck.
John HIGGINS, the American trainer,
ho has been so successful with his
ring OF horses owned by Mr. Lorillaru
nd Lord William Eercsford, leaves this
ty today for Newmarket. Mr.. lIuggns
as here on a visit to his old home and
is departure today probably means the
st time lie will ever be seen here {
Mr.. LoriIlard seems welded to ltil- :
'pa, and the same disposition is gradu- .,
y growing upon Mr.. Higgins.
FOOT BILL. =
Parke II. Davis, Lafayettcs football t
ach, is now a full-Hpdueu LAWYER hav- t