New-York tribune., 1900-07-13


AT Brighton yesterday salt breezes came tumbling
in from the Azores and made the air so refreshing
that the thousands Of spectators laughed at the
sufferings OF the steaming stay-at-homes in Man
haitian. Homer sang Of the windy plains of Troy.
and F. Peter Dunno sings of the windy politicians
of Chicago.
Homer died before Brighton was born. Dunno
never saw the windy sands over which Ralph Bay
ard now keeps watch and ward. But II is only the
Polar truth say that Brighton in July and August
can cool OF almost anything except the place
which our District Attorney has banished Reform.
Dr. Cosby. one of our Health Commissioners. is
Richard CroBer's medical adviser, and right good
doctor too they say of the captain of the Pima
fore. 'Our saucy ships beauty cried the jolly
tars OF the Pinafore. and they cheered for the
tain. "A right good captain too.' The jolly tars
of Tammany woke the echoes OF the Wigwam with
the thunderous refrain. "Our saucy Boss a Beauty
is" Yes isn't he p beauty? How Bryan will ad-
mire him when he becomes convinced that the
Boss intends TO sell thousands of Tammany
votes TO Plat with the understanding that Platt
viii do all he TO leave Tammany in the
disturbed possession IF the spois Of the metropolis
the blackmai Of the poolroems of the dives, the
faro banks, the stews and the slums,
One Of the evening papers yesterday said that
the Ruler Of NeW-York had disappeared mysteri-
ousIy from his customary haunts. The fact was
THAI the Ruler Brighton The Boss had
hot time with Hiu IN the old town Of Kansas City.
Since then his physician has been busy in trying
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ccOl enough. Croker still hot-over Hill. So
his doctor carried him to Brighton-the coolest
place outside Of the Van Wyck ice chest-and the
Boss became 50 cold thar trained nurses were
called in last night. and sinapisms Concentrations
and emhrocations were applied. This is no Shang-
hal fable. Wild duck fabrication like the opium
dream Of the plot TO assassnate the President.
Incredible as il may seem. Mr.. Croker actu-
ally present al the Brighton races and when his
medical attendant tested his temperature he found
had fol 11arl ral aI4b p11obf he
did not have with him the cice Mayor Van Wyck,
The Arctic brother Van Wyck, the glacial Gel
shenen. the frigariie Carroll the CONCEALED
Cram Moreover. he had left his Ice Trust
certificates in his safety deposit vault. Neverthe-
less. Mr.. Croker was cooled of. Brighton
refrigerator owns no peel
In all seriousness Brighton enjoyably cool
throughout the afternoon. The breezes were almost
gales times. and more than one heavy shower
fen, but the track did not become muddy until after
people went home and no one of the races was
affected il result by the weather. The attendance
MAS excellent and the interest was maintained
won the Nautilus stakes with l36 pounds up in so
princey style as 10 indicate that the wisest invest
Inent which Mr. Beard ever made in hoTsetiesh
was his purchase Of the Prince from ]. E. Madden
last year Mr.. Beard has been patient with his
pi5e Of Afebo21rn M he has Toysl rcer IittJ
fellow this Prince-not far outside of the class of
peI1fv Of sneed plenty Sf q lorage ple1tv Of 6over
10 carry weight plenty Of pluck and plenty of en-
durance. Spencer rode the Prince well James was
second and Bombshell was third
David Garrick is a of ours. Because by the
congi{Ions OF the Nautilus he carried only II
David GarTick- ridden by Maher, was the fayorite
in him after his poor r.nning in the Realzati tion
This cur al time in the Nautilus showed a
stake horse he is y so vile d dog ' Of dogs that he
ought 10 be nut through a menhaden mill. and
Lake RonkonkOma- Yet this eur Is OF
base etc o flustTio1s i57 csars CLAW might
stop bUnshole, but the degenerate dust Of this
lily ivered knaye David Garrick is not worthy Of
Mayor Giroy, Cobourg Maribert and Aibonita
only Marx Cheek to meet Voter. voters weight
only i2 Rain was falling briskly e The bet,
ting opened Al to on Voter and 10 l against
many people backed Mark Cheek with moderate
ana the betfjng sain2f ,fSr cbee iy was 20 olT on
10 J. But Voter merely played with Mark Cheek,
best form now; and as sprinter with heavy
The .beef-and-he aneTies'' of Park Row had Grape
on the doors yesterday, because the 'beef-and''
tha Meehan noaa Bennett and Hifn6coek gaG9 SIa69
put every sInker on Meehanus. The baked beans
horse Dolando This gedine IS now Owned by the
Fleischmanns, although ia former years he was
stabbed in a Park Row basement and fed on erulers
race He was ridden ~ Maber and was 'g of '4 veil
~ ne start out ~ the first turn he was crossed
an9 Ioued ny Andronicus, ridden by O'Connor.
TFis f0uling forced back DOlando 50 that he lost
An
% caS Passe9 tse judges 5irst with Dolando second
anQ HanGcuh third Maher made compla int
Heslsa,tlon and examined number Of jockeys
shq olhe.rs. Ihey decided 70 set back Androncus
Dolando. second TO Handcuf and third 10 Rare
Perfume They suspended O'Connor for foul rid
ing for the resi- Of The meeting and referred his
case 10 me Jockey club for further action
gTettitsd however. that il bore 50 harshly on Mr.
employer Of o,connor " ]''''i ioii''uS ana 'he
Mr. Featherstone is an honorable fair and lib
an aua gc-a ay,l1 fy
his methods haye aye always been manly. open and
cannot be convinced that the boy ever rides fouy
But be is mistaken TO thai matter. O'Connor
has done great deal Of foui riding since ne got
hIs first mount, and ne is practically ncorrgible.
Mr. Featherstcne has acted toward the lad with
every way 70 make man Of him He holds the
ce ibst if III m baiisd "a - Sbiu b m .oTe man
n @ ot P or aF dp 10 0oI Enea6d ne would sell out
Mr Fea therstone backed Andronfcus all three
ways. He does not about the loss Of the
money. which not important thing 10 him,
but he feels hurt with regard to the punishment Of
his jockey. O'Connor can well be spared but ii is
be hoped that AIr Featherstone will not sell
out his stable and win not take it 10 England.
5e is exceedingly popular, and with good reason.
II he rettres or goes to England the loss TO Ameri
can fdciLS VIII pe slghlhcaal and considerable
Colonel Pepper has been putting Rutter on his
horses in several recent races This unwise.
NO doubt ttutter Is an honest boy. but he has
skill enough 10 guide obese and antiquated pig
hungry enough TO eat cinders. In the first race
Colonel Pepper wisely put OConnor Her Ex-
allied Majesty Queen Pepper, and the Queen rolled
II he Pepper 5stiI iti11i M the S SIe c9ntenis
Browndale ridden by Turner, was a strong favorite
but was unplaced. Where was the cver-victorious
always invincibe Doggett. for so many years the
often rides strong races, especially the Whitney
first jockey. and no turfman is more liberal to his
einplGyes & man MI w hltney IS When Turner rides
on 5srosdNay cable car no conductor dares 10 ask
him for q nickel As 10 that he is like Mr. Vree-
him 6olble fare 10 and from cpDe Tsad YVES 80
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