New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

PASSING COMMENT ON RAClNG ArrAirNo'
Fast work was the order Of the morning at Nor
ris Park The candidates for the Withers had
their anal trials Heavy betting is expected on the
Witbers Ilothario and Jean Beraud have run
remarkable trials and the followers OF the Paset
stable and the shrewd set that string their money
with Bob Rose" will speculate freely
Many years ago somebody hit a citizen OF New
Jersey named Billy" Patterson Nobody ever as
covered the name Of "Biny's" assailant and the
matter was shrouded in mystery. Now the puoic
is to be harassed by being asked. VINO NIT fhh
Dwyer?" If Philip hit he could not nave
been looking or he would know the name or De
able to describe the man who struck the piiai Vi
the turf. Perhaps some impecunlous Ia0oeo'i
struck Phil" for loan OF $. and the Broohlyh
turfman was amazed that ne masniiieu ''.e
affair into an assault with intent to maltrea'
MAIN and perhaps TO kill him by sudden shock
ANYBODY who knows Philip J. Dwyer Will not be-
ueve for an instant that he sought the services OF
James j. Corbett to rebuke the man VINO upset
him and strained his nerves 1t Is possible or 5
where the solar plexus is located. for Professor
Robert Fitzsmmons. the anatonlst, ga.e ,oooaijtv
a practical demonstration OF the exact Iocant!,
which is several inches below tho entrance 10 .ne
inside wastcoast pocket MAKES sbs n Tact remains
that the racegoing public is confronted by inc
question who struck Phil Dwyer? .r-, rno
a silly and grotesque story has come from Eng s
land that Riley Grammar has won $4,000 from the
es1s DsDsrs whch printed Re starting
that Grammar was coming home because ne cou,,a
NOT understand the English system or Dettng' =.
is true however that Grammar won nea'Iy idsl
Saturday or l, o. Applebys Knight OF the ThlstIe,
and with Sloan winning three races Day may
have made things extremely lively Tor some OF 'he
British bookmakers. , ..,o.,o, .yo
suspended Jockey Hogan for the rest OF the Morris
park meeting for interfering with KomurasaKl III
the hurdle race on Tuesday. ..,, =,
Peter Dunno (''Mr. DooleyO was entertained py
his friends here the night before his departure
Tor England on the Paris. Ii was reported that ne
missed the steamer as he was Invisible 20 many
who desired to bid him goodby. F: v Adams or y,
chicago who is sometimes addressed as "Grizzley.
Ss IN an ardent admirer OF Mr.. Dooey. Adams went
to the steamer at early hour with Dooley. Inc
latter was wearied and worn out with so diihcult
ieave-taking and sat in the corner or the saloon.
where he soon fell asleep. His friend Adams
thought thet all the flowers sent aboard were lot
Mr. Doolev and he industriously piled up all the
flowers around him that Mr. DooIey was ODD
scured from view and slept soundly, unii ne was
awakened somewhere off Fire Island Adams went
ashore a half-hour before the ship sailed, and as
the men at the gangpank would not permit him 10
go back again to see Dooey ana 10 point out ms
bower OF roses somebody started the report tna'
Adams was Dooley. and that ne missed the snip De-
cause he went ashore to purchase cigarettes
I q Follansbee has decided to put Murillo "a
because the horse Is so SLOW at the
most in fiat racing that he has little chance TO Win
| on the fiat. - -. ...
The starter writes letters to owners whose horses
he leaves at the post, and suggests that they send
the horses to the barrier and have them schooled
| When a horse has started in races and mas mad nc
diculty in getting off It is singular that when ina
horse is left at the post the starter should request
| the owner to have the horse schooled.