New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07


ment The Tribune predicted a large crowd. and
| the management should have needed the predic-
| ton. There were not enough programmes ana
therefore the passengers by the late trains were az
| a disadvantage. Caterer McGrath was In despair.
| for his provision for the occasion was wofully
| short and he was compelled TO send n troop OF his
mon from the luncheon counter to assist the bar
| tenders in assuaging the thirst OF the multitude
The grandstand swarming and the lawns were
black With spectators. The betting Enclosure was
| a tangled OF men. who souirmed twisted anu
squeezed their way to find the longest odds against
| their seectiono w.
Society was well represented and so was ram
many Hall stay-at-home warriors. mute. inglori-
Gus poets futile statesmen dumb orators anu o'lei
men and women of all kinds made up the az
semblage In the paddock the turfmen OF ,he r"hs'
exchanged greetings with the turfmen from the
West notable number OF drags. taliy-no coacnes
and other vehicles were seen In the carriage III
closure ...
II was a day long to be remembered. ana the we"
OF the lawns and grandstand from the inhe'd was
extremely fine The dainty hosts or women p'ese"'
gave a delicate charm ID the br1ihanc! u III"
scene as all wore costumes worthy OF ASCOT anu
Sandown. 49,
Almost everything was enjoyable expect the
TRANSFORMATION which seemed TO be worse IMAM
ever before II appeared 10 many that speciai pains
had been taken TO harass and annoy the patrons
OF Morris Park.
betting
lively interest In racing speculation. and that the
SPORT will Increase in popularity II the Jockey Ciup
will adopt stringent rules and fill the places Oh 'r"
on the turf with efficient officials.
In tho results OF the contests It was certainly
| milllonaires' day. Marcus Daily won '"o 80"
James r. Keene's Doubet won the JuVeh,le ..
| He is the first OF the get OF the iH-ra'eu DV""
| face the starter Doublets victory was ueoI''',
| and he defeated a meritorious cot !" ms -
II,hraos rho 20 considered Carnegie steel py en-
| merits who believe he is free from biow-hoes. no
| Nautch Girl had won the previous race WI, =,
| wos warmly congratulated AFTER the su0O'' -
| Do,,,o, Nautch Girls victory was an expensive
| ore She was entered to be sold Tor s"'. "neI
| Or ,yoo led I'D for sale, Frederick Berie" ran
her ND to 5000 when extra S retained her io'
the heeh ssrSuo'tan Handicap furnished splendid
contest although there was much ero t Wus Was
jcstling the turns rlhgraneba , che Ciawson.
Etbelber who finished second was soy I'u is key
II Martin snrine the remainder Of the meet
70 oe :, Cloud was we'll the fore until t,e teen
for home was made, when ne u'opP''
The time 1894. was extremely, Is above the
able that the class OF the Contestants
feeling Of gloom peryadea M Mhlsney Was
Ine Expressions OF sympathy Tor r hand
ney his bersayewsht Were l. likely to cause
cbanees in the arrangements OF Nj, uu, he raced
stable II is probable that the nor nenager sydney
| IN
| Paget. , o.hu,rea was prominent on
49,, onJi,,hho1se lawn where he Listened an iohn
discussion of the campaign IN CuOa
| a Logan and Creighton Wetp ,,, sheriff Dunn.
Mayor wyck es-MayGr T Iaanf s and Philip j.
ex-senator MURPHY James tins furnished by Eugene D.
WOOD Albany John IT. msny friends that he
%as unable 10 place bet on the rs Tnseparabe
Hunter anu iTotsnhar took lively interest In me
SPORT MI Heckscher visited many OF 1me AND
1p oacourses in Europe when he was hp' Th az,
rscecOn any large crowds He remarked: Inc a.. ~.
tendance and the interest maniieS,ett, today
urnsnerous appearance of the spectators, o.ori3
Indicate that this country will soon ,eaa ese
- 20 ing az II does in almost everything e'S1' @,
III r aGIhe' ~ The Thistle who is owned oy o.;
Iucien APpeHy won t the 5aSle Mr. AppleSy
Was warmly He is one 81 n bet t on
anicvcioids OF the New-Jersey turf ne w. -, VI.
ePtSht ~ the thistle and won Handsomely oyer
his Victory lie purchased the horse tGT s centrS
In June. ,,,area,ing affair and
49, v,ere no serious accidents 10 mar the uaS
sport.