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I PORTING! P3fe rSPflRTINfi 1 1
' :i extra. I 0L1Ii wWSSpffiwinfflM HfflliflYlfl extra. I
u,::: j JMt. j imimIm yyii i iiM wfiifL i
PRICE : NEW YOIUv. TllT.vSDA Y. .1 NPAHY .. .Hy.',. PRICE ONE CENT. f
380,499 WAS THE DAILY AVERAGE NUMBER OF WORLDS FOR '92. !
EXTRA.
SNQWANKLEDEEP
.... .
Guttenburg Race Track Pre
sented a Very Slip
pery Footing.
ELECT FELL IN FIRST RAGE.
Nabcolish, Jonnie W., Harry
Alonzo and Logan Car
ried Off Honors.
GrTTEMiOHfl Hies Tiuck, .Ian. .".-Iiiclnc
Associations nro pnpulirl) siippoitd to bo
formed lor llio purpose o! Itapiovlng tho
breed ot race horses.
At least this much 13 stated l'i the nrttclfs
ot ncorporatlon.
Whether or no raring In deep Fnow ever a
frozen track In bitterly cold weather Is calcu.
lated to work this Improvement c.u bo con
jectured by tbo raccgilug nutllc.
It U mora than protable that tho Hudson
County Jockey Club Is Incorporated on differ
ent principles.
There It l,J00 or moio coming lu from tbo
city pool-rooms, and loo from cii.li of tho
thirty oad bookies at tho track.
This more than overbalances nny scruples
the management might bavo as to tho advl
tablllty ot racing.
Thst the track was In a very da-ieeroca
condition must be admitted.
Tho horsemen Ucclaied that the 6noiv
would cake under tho hoofs ot the horses mid
cause them to Blip and sprawl about, and
that there was ureal danger ot accident din
ing thoiraces.
J Several ntraemen complained to 1 hi Scire-
I try that they could not net jnckc)t.toaicept
mounts bccaiio 4he bnjs feared tint Ihey
would meet the fato that befell .loo l.ergon
en Gloucester's slipper) track jesterdaj.
Many owners wished to scratch, knowing
that It wasdangemus to race.
Mojt of theiu requests vver denied.
IhP Association, however, Insisted tli.it
raclDg must k.0 on betanse they could not
possibly tliluk of keeping so man) gool dol
lars out ot tto Ireasurj.
'Iho track was ankle deep In snow and not
an etioit had been made to remove 11.
Tho horses gallopcJ over it until thu track
looked llko a inlxturo ot chocolate and cream
and wss a very slippery mass.
outside of tho bookies, their clerks and tho
employees of Ihu track, theic was buel) a
corporal's gum d present.
"1 hese tow visitors took- but little Interest
in the racing nud bettnu was vi rv light.
1 he programme nusutrn iiuuu uuti .ui i
had tho U aclc been in an) I hint, llko lair ton.
dltlon tho sport might bavo been itiJojcJ.
'iho first accident happened in the opening
race, when Elect bllpped nnd tell at tho fur-1
lens pole, Just at ho was moving up nud !
looked dangerous.
Judge Hurko said thit l.lect tripped on1
Trophy's heels, but tho inajoilty ot the spec- i
tutors thought that it was simply u case of
slipping on tho ley track.
'i he race, which was a nvtldcn artnlr, tur
nlshed tho usual ruuawav. hthel Poole, the
favorite, lumped out of tho pad Jock gate and
went around tho track four times heroic sho
could be stopped.
Asshe wasnot In the starters hards, all
beia wore declared off.
Nabocllsh vrns favorite In tho second bet
ting and ho won easily. Nattio Hamilton
filly snatched tho plate by a bcul Horn
liophy,
9 lilue and Whlto opened favorlto In tbo bet-
I ting in tho second race, but a ton nt monev
came in on .lenulu W'. and she was quickly lu
the favorite's cosltlon.
Tho latter proved to bo the good thing, and
getting away In front, she led to the finish.
Uluo and Whlto was setoud. lad) suillh,
who was well ployed, was a poor third.
Hairy Alono was ihof ivorlin In tho third
iccoaudbo won, much to Iho dtllguteithe
talent.
Ho was no easy thing, however, and his
backers were kept busy guessing unto tho
last few lumps.
Brussels led to the sixteenth pole, and
directly the tivorlio Leaded him Maggie 1C.
cams with aiush and forced Penny to ride
his hardest to win by iv h. ad. Fred I te came
last at the end and teat Hitisscis out lor
third plate.
FIRST RACE.
1'urse $400; foi maidens; five furlongs.
Btarltrt. TThti. JurWi StrL Jilt, "in
Nsiioclla' 110. Iliieaton ft SI 11
attle Hamilton f 101 .llallirt. .1 4 'J
Irnnliy "C .ll..loo 1 1" ''
I ajranaka ... 105. cun'Iiam. 4 0-1
laiy llaiurd lin.N. Hill ... i ; '
I'runt) . 110 Jlutln .7 7 .
lemma 110 bliivld. .ft K 7
I vu inf. i; tk, .it r
Itlial Poi.'i. . t'l Stewart . t r t
. "1-otl t .Mi aviay aud was withdrawn.
I'.nt l,nttin Nabocll.h. r. In 2 ud rt.n,
I lopny 3 to 1 mil arm . I Jy llillirf, I. tn 1 i.i
tu t. (.'ticnn, II to 1 and 'J In 1 I'.uo' It tn I
nill tu 1 ftnltn Hamilton tilt., into . aim t"
1 l.auiomki, 1.' is 1 ami .' to 1 , I'ninty, Jli M 1
inilJtol.
'Iropny, I.ady Ilnllard and Naboclish made
the running m close oidoi to the he.nl of ihe
siictch. Thero abotllsh eul to ilu'liom
anduon handily by u length irom .Nntlio
llainlltou filly, who Deal 'Iroph) a hiu.tror
the place, r.lectwasmnvlm-up last lit the
tin long pole, when he sllpptd and It II. "'lino
, -I.OJ.
' Mutuclspald: SI i. tight, $7.(1.1: pUct'.t.l .".
kittle Uamlltonflll) paid tl."-.bJ.
SKOSP HM.1.
i'urea J100: fnr two-year-olds, t.ell iu
allowances; irur furlongs
.fittruri Ha.oAr .ttekitt Sirt, .f. "(
l-ntleW IU3 N hill . .1 Hi 11.
HIua autl Wli t 1UJ l.alirli., 4 :f' V
lodj Hmitli l! (InRiii 1 'JiV a.
I.H.nil IPS nr.cdo.nT u f. 4
I Al .i.l.. I, ,, S ,Pll S i ft
1 elicit j n.i 07. .stvmrt ii H u
I'f.t lUil ii .lenni. V., lituftaurt 1 to Ji Ulilo
and Uttiin i to ft and ) to V Tody timllh. to 1
". I 4T i .11,11 tillr, irxidft, AU'llo tl. Id ),
tu ami 1.1 fully, 411 amt ll
Jennie M , rushed to tho (rout soon aft cr the
siuriuud t... ueier licudoj, though uluo and
whlto prifS'd ber closely nt the end.
I'enuy landed Jennlu W. a winner by n
"d. Ulue and Whlto beat Tody huilih lo'ir
ngthsior the place. Tlmo-aoy...
Muturlspaid i Htralght. t!.80; plice, t-'.'Jt'.
luo and white paid ig.45.
Titian W.CK.
l'uraoS400j felling allOKaattj; one mile
Jrla. irdktt. Jiri.vi. fin. alt. I..
Hii,4iDt0 m. .11. l.nT. '. Ik
'. K l'i., ft, .foi...!, 1 7 Jb
i "4 ..., 11)7. liojl. ft S I.
i
I lltun." . UH noiolrt, 1 II 1
lllllllnrli II, o I .lili 7 (l f,
iiiljl lot W I runth II J Ii
t UleuloLhy 1 12 J Jnusi 4 4 7
I inrastan ...... 1DU l uslub H 8 8
I'oit httlnn Harrr Altinro, erpn ami 1 to H
r illllnrli. .' to I and 1 to ft, Krti.ai, t, and i
lllDcltiLli,. 'i ami 4, MatEl. K , III in 1 4. t-i-1
I.M, iUaniln. au Hike, 40 and l& l.aurratau,
100 and 40.
Hruisels wentoff In front as usual and cut
out a surf pato with llarrv Monu, Van D) ke
andtllonloch) tlineup. Tnlsoidertoullnutd
' to tho lar nun, where lirussolsxhol out ami
opened up a gap ot three lengths, which liu
i held Intuihebirel4.li.
reiui) hid in hustle Harry Alonzo hnnl,
and by detcrml.icil riding got up anil vton by
a lit ad from Maggie lv who camo with n tci.
Mile rush on the last smceuth. I red Ue
t.as -hlrd a neck. 'J Una l.ottiv
i Mutucls paid, straight, 94.73; place, V.'.UU.
I .Magg e K. paid '.M..,)0.
toinrii RaCK.
PurtPtsou, peualtlcd anJ allouanccj; six
Imnngs.
Zlrr'tr. Iliu.r.. 1nt.t.. f-trl. j'lf. tin,
l.'Sin 1411 S1lrl.li 4 'Jli IIS
Itl.irflnCri . ., . 'H II .lunoa .1 t, i
I nt rtalnl l,i Mnart ' )li bli
1 miraii luo N lllli ,1 , 4
I'ui.jli 1115 ,T. Minn 'i 4 ft
Anno I lUaiptli.. 'JO Lolch 1 rt-4 I.
, I'.it JXtlntf -thicMtaltil). a to 1 and ptpmj
l.prwjtt, a tn t and crrn l.oan. 3 tit 1 ani (. to ft.
I .Monti an, 7 to 7. and ft to fti Anns Kllzatrth. Caud
1 H at klcck, 1ft sntl ft
'iho llelii rnted closri) bunched to the head
i of the stretch with l.ogan and I'm crtalnty In
trout.
I lnlhostrt(h Logan drew out and won
eall) b) a ienth und a half from Mack-
I lotk, uliobf.it 1 ncertaluty a head for tha
'plate, lltnc l.llltj.
(tMuttielspald: Mi alglit, t&.'-'l), place, J.l.a.".
lilacklutk ji.ild tl.'.'O.
I n nt IMCR.
I'ursejioo. Lolling allowances; fHe fur
longs. Marl.., rrtt. jtrtn: nr'. jli. rio
I'olt.lrri . .. UJ t.rln n . 4 :n in
MutHnar 10" tlanalil . U in '."
I my (lark Hi UonoTan 1 'Ja an
liar; M . 01 uraPr ,14 4
I Carons.il II .1 aa ti I. 0
.Mnniln II II 1 J ,. .tutici, "t ft o
1'o.t Itittiut; l'i UJora 1 to ln.,1 out , Mi cllan,
r. to 1 ami 1 to Hi, i.u I latk, Sanj J, .Maiiui. II.
II , li and ,1, Mary .M , .'jDmil 111, laionasl. luo
.ml 1)
i Mticllago and I.ticy Clark got tho brst ot tho
start aim raced togethir tu the sttctcti, with
1 olydora und Mary M. next.
In tho stretch 1'uDdora mow up tu tho
ItaCersaudlu i cloo llnish won easll) b) a
1 head irom .Mucilage, who beat l.nty Clark
threo pails of n length. 'Ilmo l.o.!i4,
I Mutuels paid: Htialght. V.JO; rlacc,
t-'.'J.-j. .Mucilage paid $.1. !.".
HXTH HACK.
I I'urto J400; selling allowances; weights
'M lb. aboie the scale; soicn furlongs.
, SUirlm. Hrtilit: Jnrl.' Art. JJIf. ftn.
Min.ri.rcn .. lis 'I I.elnh.. .1 21 H
Uooilchopper lit Martin .. js Hi
I Urn 1J1 f.nnls.. .. 1 11 a
.loot f urtn.y .. 1J4 II. I.owta .'2 4 4
i I aril lliimi lls..lrnich . . ft ft ft
Walter Knin US t..l.yiiia. 4 i (,
Post Hi'tUnx. Wnojelioppor, 1 lo Q anl onl,
I f.,nili,i,T. 4 to 1 nd .1 ti, ft, litia. U tu 1 amlU i
l to 1 , Hr floors.. 10 to 1 ana ft to J I fairly U.wtt,
'bltulaiiU8l.il. Walter keira, 1U0 to l anil 'JO
tol.
I'tra made tho running Inlo the stictch,
when sir tlLomo cut loose and wdn easily by
three lengths Irom Woodeuopner, who t.'is
' head Hi iront of Kxtru. 1 Ime l.uotj.
f RACING IN SOUTH JERSEY.
I Glennll, an 3 to 1 Shot, Defeats
Sumnrltnn In tho Tblrd Race. ,
Oi.nitn.sTM; ItAt it Tn.CK. Jan. fl ltcsults
' of to-tinj's races resulted nsfollons
riist Ifjco-One and a quarter miles Won
, I.) IIusb llowaid, y to 1 ; Mchal, K to 5 place,
second; Vendtlla thud. 'lime '-'.14u
. becond llite-olx and ttquanei ftiriiujs
1 Won by iln(.e, II to 1 ; .Misery, 4 to.', place,
second, l'lovnmr thlul. 'lime l.VJM.
I 'ihliu ltace line mile. Won by (ilonall. 8
to 1 ; Samaritan second, Capt. Hammer third.
' 'llnio 1 4,Yli
lnurtli llato-Uvc-t'lghihsof a mile. Won
, h) I'latiery (1 to ilj, 1 lille 1 fall ( to 1 place)
I .Maid of lilarne) third, lime 1.011.
1 1 III h lluco-ine mile Won b) Itnlclgh, 1
to :. aniiout ; Juitglir. 1 to u place, second;
Maddeulnud. lime 1.44H.
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.
I
oioucesteh, N. J., Jaa. ". Tho following
aro tbo entries and profcablo startcM for to
morrow: Firfct Huri" P.to eicMbs of a rollo, four yr
ols, Ffllltns. -litatiil I'rU, li'O Jerq tet, Ari"-
hutt War livtsiolt 1UJ nth , JjtJy Sumter, 'J7 lb.
hneftiiil )inti nix and n hi if turloaxs, lor thrift-
y&lo !, ditttiiii; Mage, 1U). I. a OaUtr t'olt.
Uj, Jiraniift Liniule;, ferine, V5 eacli,lA Jitlfti
till), 1UII
InlrJ Ho-HTe-lehth of a mlln, ellinir.
Mttlo Phi, ll.1. Mtnot, 111, Neelmorti, Lodi
I rad. Piedmont, 101 eicli , tl Hence, Hf Hi
I Pour Hi Pa; Six and i (.narter fuihutti, nit
, ng. liltfwtitn, Pirkat Jim Clare, tOiu I.auL.
i land, Lt f , i oahil), eJ, Hirerklp coldiug, )Ui
rach, Mia, lOJlb.
1 I mil Hat it aid a nutrtnr furlontri. flliug,
Alratialt. Clovsrr'atc. llattle I'rj, Ua (juUiun,
lo'j rtlinr nj Uisttipuiofmeii.. Kfu rien: la
I ftlt o.fihia, Cnatlro'ite aaa Mlrnmra, J UJ lb.
I ea4.ii
I Htith Ilac T.irer.ijuartets of a n.tli llin-.
i riuucc, Mhtfl AJoju auil .Jupttr, KJJ tivb
' Monllera ami litrmtr, 1UU aelt, D.'bcmilr ami
( orue On, 'J lb each
MAY BE A BOARD OF RECORDS.
Ex-Heeistor Fltzforald' neslcnntlon
Iadtcntoa lip Croatlon.
Surrogate 1 ltgenld to-day sent his tesle
nation to Major tlliroy as Commissioner of
Kecords.
The olll authorising the appointment of a
Hoard ot ileituds designated ilr. J-ltciald
as one of tho commissioner-
llu resigned In ordei toatold complica
tions. Ills action 1st iken as evidence that .Mayer
tillroy has declled tu appoint a IloaiJ ot
itetont'S niter all.
'ihe appointments wou'd Involio teveral
millions of fxpeuulturu on the city.
MARION MANOLA'S ILLNESS.
No Perform aroe at Horrmnnn'a
Thrttre To-Mgrllt Bocauir. of it.
tmlng to the Illness nt .Mnilo-i Manola
! there ulll bo no pvrf. r.iance ut llernnatn's
I'llttalro to-.iUht. .Ml-.. I.thell, ivho Is .Miss
Manilla's tinderstud), I J also ill.
I Mnn.'ET Illtiom deen'cs I'm tl.crc Is any
III tec llu g bet ween, him ind Mi. alacou, Miss
MaiolVsliusbaud. as as reported thlsaftci.
I I tor, aud Mr. -Mason sais hedld not wfu-o
' itipluv i U(ipitt(d that Mist M inula Mil
ihu uolo ui resume hir place lu the company
i lu-ntrrou nlhi.
1 New Wtifld't" rjUiiitlna- Reoord.
i. ARiacuTri rnr r 1
I iomi.v. Jan. u.-Jniuvs AM'ilng. the will-
known an.a'etirruauiiloii kaii performed
I an unptect.lenltd ft at In the v.atin; llae to
day at 1 lngor yen. Ilo skated une mile with
I ibjee sharp tuu.s lu .'lm Uv; .."i.. bJatlng
I the worla'a record and earnit g the Hist gold
medal -maided by ins .atlotiul skating
Association.
' Anotbo Coluratiu Day Salt.
' K. Hojs Appleton, a taxpaytr nt UrooklTti,
has broughl an action In Supreme touri
against Kiedv'iltk Udrtdge, a decorator,
anil County udtter Kiederrcc Kellei and the
Hoard of Supervisors ot Kings count) to torn
pel them to i pay tu the count) mo turn ui
B'J.DftO leeeived fur dtcorailtir, the Cuiiit-llou-e
and Hall ot ltecoras lor the coltimouo
celebiatlou.
JlT MUES10M 6BUU TIBEB.J
;Up Again To-Day in Supple
mentary Proceedings.
I Mves by riiyliu tho Itacrs and
' Never Toltl a Lie.
j ) -Dlvc-Kecper '1 homas K. Could hppenrcd
I In ( hamlcrsiif the tin Court c'us altornoou
j lo ho further exsinlneu In supplementary
procttdlngs on ,i jiugiuent of I5J7 for
I liiiors furnished him by 1 con !-. Keller, ume
i loi.r years ago. Uoull was In an Indlgiiuiil
frame ot mind.
"If I wasn't Tom tiould," he said to his
counsel, tt-Judgn I'ltinaii, " 1 wouldn't bo
hounded In this manner. 1'to been down
here set oral times and told them all 1 kno.
hy in heaven's name don't they get through
with me 7"
I awjcr Max Altmocr, who represents Kel
ler, said to Gould that ho could oa) tho Judg
ment and avoid all lui liter trouble.
" Now, look here," talJ tiould, "let mo tell
yuu that I touldu t pa) It, and what's more I
wouldn't If I tould."
Mr. i.ould testified that he had lost a little
book that contained the names of men from
whom ho borrow rd money during tbo past
)eai. Uo renicmbeied hal0k borrowed I .'A
irom "lllll" Mntih, 1o from (.'. W. Jobaon
aL'S from Henry tioodwln and Sl.'i from John
llurke. ills fi lends, men whom bo met at
tho race tracks und pool rooms, olten gave
him inoae) to pla) Iho races. It he won he
"spill" with them. It lie lost, that ended It.
.Mr. Altmc)ei' asked: "Is tba )our only
sourto ot income,:"
" cs, sir , playing tho races "
Mi. .Mtiuo.MT 1 don't waul to bo initiated
Into lhal business.
Mi. tiould on, j on may como to It yet.
t.uuia went on to say that all the money ho
hud lu the world was T1-U7. He bought his
clothing and lived en what money ho was I
ublo to mtko on 1 be races.
He uo longer lttes at the flat ot Mrs. Sher
man, at .'lis West Thirty-second street, but
now hires a room in a hotel at Tblrt) -ninth
street and Second avenue, south llrooklyu,
kept by l nomas 1'. Wogan, a brother of John
J. Wogan, who was shot and killed In tho
saloon at Twent) -third street and Sixth ave
nue a )ear ago last Christmas morning.
Uould said that ho paid (. per week for a
furnished room. Ho did not know what be
came of the fixtures ot ihu sixth nvetuie
saloon, lie did not ship them to the Wogan
Hotel In Suuth llrooklyu, and ho had no In
terest whatever In the Wogan estate.
Hohas threo watches In pawn tortus.
Thuy have been in over a year. He never
inado Mrs. Sherman my presents of diamonds
or Jenolry.
Ho had made no preparation to open a
saloon In West Twenty-fourth street with a
man named Chapman, but he old expect to
go to tho tiloucester incctracK to act as a
commissioner lu placing bets telegraphed
from New ork In u Ion weeks.
since lust wiok- ho had made $75 pla) Ing
tno races, of this araouut ho had paid 4."
that ho had hot rowed al the race track and
no had lived on tho other $.10.
Mr. Altmeycr said ho hadagood mind to
make a motion tn ti&vo (iuu'd punlshod for
tontempt for pa) Ing out money thai bo
should bno applied to Keller's judgment. Ho
thought he could hao t.ould indicted fcr per
jury, too.
Gould retorted: " on. you can't do any thing
of the sort. I nover told a He In my lite, and
I am not going to begin now."
liotild also testified that he bnd not had an
excise license in his own nani for fifteen
years, lie had been ldentltled with other
people who had licenses.
I nwyrr Altmeytr said that ho would hae ,
I to bring uould dewn again to bo further
I examined.
I lo this Mr. Pitman objected and Insisted
thet the examination be concluded.
tlnally Judge Mecarih) was appealed to, j
and It was stipulated that Gould's exnmlna-!
tmn be concluded at tho next hearing, Jan.
IP.
al .i
DIDN'T CUT THE GALLIA LOOSE
The Bohemia Lost the Disabled
Cunarder In a Storm,
fur MsociATcn rneai.
Iltiinuno, Jan. 5. I'pon tho arrival hero
to-day ot the Hsmburg-Mnerlcan line steamer
I llohtmla, Interviews nero bad with scleral'
I persons aboard of ner In regard to her at
'toinpttotoK tin disabled cunarJ liner Urn
I brla, and to thercpoit that the towing haw
ser had been cut on board thu llohemla.
Everybody o'i board the stenmer emphatic
ally denied that the hawser was tut.
'lhoi say that the weather was fairly calm
when tho steel hawser und several othoi
lines horn the lohctnla weio made fast on
bnaid the Mubrln. I be llohemla then torgeil
ahead with thu ( iinard liner In tun-, but in
the evening a vloleut storm set lu. Ilnlh ves.
tels pinned lieailly aud iho strain upon thu
tow lug lines was tremendous.
At 10 c'dock at Highlit was snowing heav.
llyaudal that hour the staiboard lino and
port hawser parlo I. 'J ho breaks were not
clouu luboard,;biit u cnuslrjerablu distant c
fiomtbo hnhcmla.
When Iho lints partoj the llohemla Mopped
and signalled tepeateill) lo the I mbrU, but'
I no answer wa received. When daylight
1 broko the sea was close.? canned for the
I mbrla, but no s'gn of ht r could be een.
JUMPED OFF THE IDAHO.
A Woulil-r Rulcldo on n, Grand
SJtieet Fnrry-nor.t.
j Irnl ( oniad, tlilrlv-flio jciis old, o! ii;i
i 1 Illiui 111. HUH, lll(,Okl)n, Jilllipoil "t! tin
i feri)-b,at laihn, of the i.nnd slietl line,
i thlsailtrnonn.
lie was ri'seud b) ILe ilei .iiands aud n-
moved lo tLe hjs'trn Duirlit IKspllil.
Itop'lblloanH Win In Kantias.
frii ASfcoriaTrn rnrs,. ,
' Tort ti, .Ian. n. 1 ii supreme l.urt this
I aftf ruocu deeioed the siutDj.Ku-en'.lia! I.tk-
' Islatlvo contest t B'onjaliisi lloji'nthal vllein.
Uiat, 'IhiMleclson Is u Lieai vlrloi) lurtLt
Itepublieaus nnd virtu illv as-nrs lotlnu,
ihu biganiailon oi tho House.
I Kc77 CI: vl of Naval Ordnance.
Irv laaociairn rrvas.i
Atnisoio, Jan &. 'Ihe I'rcslucnt to-day
appointed Capt. win, T. sampon, I'nlttd
stuns Navj, lo bn Chlefot the Hureiu of
urUcancc
Alleced Ma -Batr Thief
The caje of Aiitonlo sperora, ot cold spring,
cbargc.l with stealing aud riding a mali-ba.,
came up before CommlsslonT shields tbl
lulti-mooD. aud. attei several nltnesiei hail
1 tcsttrtd, wis adjourned till irlJay, Jan. Ill
rvr.FiFAR1"a llyn.d waurnroctf and w
aaTfatira foratioi aolfii. iVn and ftOe rtold.t.rr
U.h.if. Health Pifairtili.. i.o., 'jo touicli tl. ,
th. V. V
LESS TYPHUS TO-DAY.
i
Threo Now Oasea of the Disease
ReportD'J To-Day.
Three Deaths Among Patients at1
j North Brother Island.
Health OfTlclHls Tlelleve They Havo
the Dlscnto I'utter Control.
I 'Ihero was an encouraging decreao In the i
' number of new typhus cases reported at the ,
llureau of contagious Diseases, .'ion Mulberry
street, this morning. Up to lo o'clock Charles
Howard, lorty-lour years old, who was a fre
quenter ot the lodging-houses at 100 and '-'so
Uowcry, was the only person reported HI with
typhus
Howard, It Is thought, probably contracted
the dlscaso at 'JSO Howory, Irom which a tase
of typhus was reported last 'luesday.
Peter lilsbrow, aged lhlil).5K, anutso In
Mills's Training School for Male Nurses, 4'.'d
last Tweuty-stxth stroet, was touud to te
suffering from typhus ut noon to-day, aud
his case was reported to the Health Hoard
Uo was removed to the Reception Hospital.
Jacob Harding, forty-nine yeirs old, was
removed irom tho Charity Hospital on mack
well's island to the Illvcrsldo Hospital this
afternoon suffering from typhus tevei. lie
had been living at .14 Bayard street.
Although the health authorities nnd occa
sion to congratulate themselves on tbls ap
parent victory over this frightful disease,
they are considerably worried on account ot
Its being tbo first manifestation ot typhus at
1 100 llowery. which house, it Is feared, may
also develop Into a centro of contagion.
The following deaths were nlso reported
tbls morning:
Death. Tram Tvpliu..
Jnatrn Hillemax, Ihlrtj-aliht, on North
Brother laland. Tak.n from 34 ltajarj atr.et to
clout. tntur lloapltal, Ileo. .11. Di.eorrred nit
day to b Btirt.rlna; from trphnt.
llcnntRn I.. Ilustlt, hftr-tiTo, on North
Brother Island. Taa.n from 34 Flayard atrett,
Jan 1.
Jnacra N. Rntwitlt, nftj.one, on North
Brotbtr laland, TaV.o from 34 Bajard atml,
Jan 1.
I)r. liobert", Chief ot the bi.reau ot con
tagious Diseases, was exultant to-day over
the discovery of the presumable source to
which tho Infection of Jerome liadgely, of
2tlS West Nineteenth street, may be traced.
" liadgely," said Dr. ltobcrts, "was a soup
ladler at Merrltt's Mission on Eighth avenue.
It Is not Improbablo that bo Ihero camo lu
contact with one of those men who had
lodged at .14 llayard street before the latter
place was quarantined."
This discovery affords great relief, Inas
much as scs West Nineteenth street, which
Is a tenement-house, need now no longer be
dreaded as an original rottrce ot infection, as
It was feared It might bo until the origin of
lladgely's Illness was traced.
I Another favorablo discovery to-day was
I that ot the whereabouts of eleven-) ear-old
I Henry N'alnsky's father. Ilcnrv had been i
brought by hm father to the Deborah Nur
scry, lift East llroadway, a week ago. The
boy was soon afterwards taken sltk, aud last
I Monday was declared by Inspectors of the
Health Hoard to be suffering from typhus.
He was thereupon removed to North Pre
ttier Island, despite tho protests ot Drs. Free
man and Urekes, of tho Nursery, that he h id
only typhoid fever. Another Investigation
last Wednesday corroborated the Health
Hoard's diagnosis as typhus. . I
What troubled Dr. Roberts and bin starr
most, however, was that the child's father
was nowhere to bo found. He and llttlo
Hcnr) had been clgar-peddlcrs, and when the
child was left at the Deborah Nurery, tho
l father gave no nddrcss. last night tho
Health lospectois succeeded In locating him
ais:i I-.ast llroadway, whence he was re-(
moved to the lleceptlon Hospital In Kasl
Sixteenth street. Ilo has shown no indica
tion ot typhus, but will bo detained for
twenty-one days foi Inspection.
I ihe tramped accommodations at tho dis
posal ot the Health Hoard for thu detention
; nt suspected .ases will probably be obviated
I within a few months. A contract for the
j erection of an additional reception hospital
1 at the foot of Kast sixteenth street was )c&
I terda) awarded to Thomas Dw)er. whose bid
ot 81,:i 10 was tho lowest mtinlttcd lo the
. Health Hoard.
'Ihe statement of William Ciande, who was
found suffering from t) plius yesterday after.
noon, that ho had. not been examined by a
, hcilth Inspector making his rounds whllo
Oinco wis lodging at 10S Doner) tbe night
before, was pooh-doohed by President llson,
, of the Health Hoard.
"Such a ruargo Is absurd on the face of It,"
slid Mr. Wilson to an 1-vrMr.G Woitl o if-
,jorter "Wo know that our Inspectors are
1 eniclent, -oncleniloi's norki rs nnd can trust
! turn implicitly."
Aslorthechaigc inad.vl hut William III lie,
I a lodger al 404 Pearl Mreet, who came Into
llillevue Hospital jtsleidiy alternoon with
, a viiulenl attatkof t)phus,aud thai a health
inspector hadextmlned him tho nlghi tluie
anu pionounced l.lni all rlht. Mi, Wllsou
said that this was quite possible, nor could
any blame attach tn Ihe physician. 'Dphus
inl.hl have developed soon after ibepli).
sli Ian etmtn'd tl.o iiinu without bavin,:
prevloui.lv fhowu llt-elf in the lasl belore
'Ihu lepnned honsei' wherein tynhti Ins
made Its appcatau 'i hlucu Dei-. 1 last a.e
,14 llajnidsiieoi.lS lihlslun slreol, 1(1(1 lliu
tmi 1U4 I'arl. Ku a, nil I'earl streri. I., II.
ion and "SO lloner), HI sUlli nvenae, ..()
'ast I weulUlb slli'et. Jil'.' West Mnrlrenth
tieei, I'.' lailik place, d iu.tt hint squ.irr,
lu I'ell str. et jnl Hid nlinshuusn and wo. I.,
house on lllackwell s Island.
In " of the fart that the nork'.o.ire on
' IllackwtH's Istind has I .sou inmates. tu
heilih autlmrllles are trently concerned
nver me appearance of tvphua there, I'ert'lval
' i arue) and William Morell having icon
found suterlng irom that disease lh"re HM
night,
i omplalnts huro been trade ol thccondi.
mi, ol the street infieut of some of the
bo.i'oi wheie t)phushas btokenom partlcu
Utl) as llaiardi-trrel.
Hani I. oi reditu oi ihe nil blent deacrlptlen
were st indlng u troniot this house jester
dav, and were not uulr au rjetoie but a
menace to publls health, even without t).
Phus raging In tin neighborhood. l,r.
Itoterts said loan Evxmxo Woain leporttr
ihl morning .
" 1 have had the house cleaned ou; from top
. x air
GREATER BROOKLYN AS PLANNED BY BOODY.
to bottom, nnd no doubt a vast accumulation
of refuse was dumped Into the barrels on the
street. This refuso. however, was thoroughly
disinfected betoro I allowed It to go Into tho
street."
l'i esldcnt W llson said to the reporter -
" I made the rounds ot several Infected
lodgtng-bnuses last night, and when I called
aiU4 llayaid streot the refuse had been re
moved from the street. Thu street In front
of the other houses was also tree from gar
bage." Tho police of the ninbeth strcot station
report that (Jicai Menard, twenty-three, und
Uertlo Young, twenty-three, were found sick
at 1 1 I'ell street last night, as Is Mipposed
Irom typhus lever. 1 he Hoard of Health was
nottllod and an Inspector Investigated tho
cases, but found they were not typhus.
President Wilson, of the Health Board, has
derided to have the police lodging-houses In
spected. This will bo dona Just as soon as
additional Inspectors aro appointed. Dr.
Itoberts said if his inspectors got through the
lodging-houses to-nlgut he would start them
to-morrow night lu the police lodging
houses. supt. Hvrneti sent out the following order
to the police to-day:
C'aptalna and aerreanta of pollen wi,l t. rar.fnl
to tlloronctilr aorutloU. ami .xamln. p.raona who
mar applj at th. atatlon-lioua. for loifa: tn, for th.
porpoao. If poatlhlo, ot aar.rtalnlnf wij.tliar tti.r
aro anrtfrini from aojr cnntaaioua diifaaa. anil If
rotlierwill promptly notllf the llolrl ot Health
thiontrh thla office, ao that the perion fr peraona
can Ii. promptly eared for.
lu all ra,ea where tber. l, doubt In th. tnlnila
of the officer In thar.e. the poll-, aurieon of th.
diatrict v. Ill le imlneillat.ly nolifle,) aothat he can
make a more thorough, eiaininatioo of tho case "
President W llson, of the Hoard ot lloaltb,
had a conference to-ilny with Mayoi Ullroy In
regard tu tho typhus plague. Mr. Wilson
aald ho lelt confident, the illseuse would not
become epidemic, out precaution was neces
sary and additional medical Insi colors were
needed. Ilo osked the Mnyor for ,:i,000 for
thlny additional Inspectors to be appointed
for one month.
Mavordllroy said he bad no doubt that tho
Hoard ot Ksllmato would ajiproprlato wha'
ever sum was needed lor tho purpose.
'Iho Illness ot Johu W. Henry, the colored
newsboy whose case wan reported yesterdai,
has been pronounced to be pure typhus and
he has been removed to Illvrrsldo Hospital.
SATOLLI.BURTSELL AND M'GLYNN
How tho AblOarate Camo to Be Con
nected with tho Famous Case.
1 be Itev. Dr. nurtsell garo out this after
noon tho following statem-nt In regard toil.e
i sitolll.Mctilyim incident:
"In 1HSM Mgr. Satollt camn as the repre
senlallve of I'opo I.co Mil. In Iho formal
organlatlon of tho Catholic I'nlverslly at
Washlug'i n. On his return lo Homo ho
st.tjed some days at Archbishop t'crrlgtn s
residence, thence, wltn the An hbl'hopxcun-
' rent, he telegraphed to Coonei Irstltute, ask
ing Dr. MtUlynn to favor htm with a meeting.
1 Hr. Mr(il)iin was absent on a lecture lour,
but when he received the telegiam he sent It
mine from V ermont, asking mo to call upon
Mgr. Satolll In bis nsmotoexpiesshls regrets
at not being able tu sen him In person ami tu
i siy that he would give Imimdlale attention
lu whatever Hie MoitJtgnor mtghl say to me.
1 " When .1 rei-elvcd the It tier Mgr. Satollt
had I'll lor Ktiropc, and I Immediately wrote
i tn him explaining these circumstances. At
that lime 1 did not kno.r whether Mgi.
Satolll had any power to act In thnease
i "tin his arrival h-re lasi Autumn, as
AbUgaiu of )'(iki I.eu XIII., I called upon
him, reminding him ol Ills former telegram
aud my letter. He remembeied both, and
I Immediately statid thai he had been com-
I mission! d to Inquire Into the mutter. When
I biought bitoro him some important facts
1 ho said lie would ak the Holy See to grant
1 him all tno power netctsar) to settle the
, case '
RAILKOAD MErTuPSET A BRIDGE.
I Lehltrh Employee Ronew the War
' with Jornoy Centra,
1 1 mm sioner Dugan, ot the Jersey 4 Hy
street mil iVatei I'ourd, nltlifo-ii policemen
lespondi'd toa call fnr help Irom the central
Hallwty of Sew Jerse), and have leen on
guard tt the draw brldgo over the Morris
until on' seitlouuf whlili was iiimpleltn
) est 1 1 ,1 D
Thu bridge Is on Jersey avenue, I afajette.
sinio llie l'eadlng combine was Lrokeu the
old fight Utwten .linei t entrnl and lehlgh
kllc) hus nrn rcnowi d wllh ledo'ibleii i:iii
enr, nnd lai nlglil tiller tuclr wnrkiuenhad
lelt the ti'il.o ut perallDti, a I'hlgh Valley
locomotive tan down tin trar. u lid , trnlge
oir.ilng a g ing I luboieis.
I Mnved ut tn seene, the men looped st v.
eral lit-avv lulu, aruuiid iln Iruu work ut ll.i
l,ri.,i und i l,i' I'Houioilio hoiked on wan
the u'hereiius of ti " chains In a stunt grip
Then, w as a Hoping and it-arl.'g, anil ihe
new t.il.l.'o w is n pplrd linm Its iuundatlui .
Ihe gang ol iin ii pfl in pr vent a rr.
sumpil,n ui wink on the bridge and inirnit
slon"i HiigannAsit.nl for by Hie central
. I(nlw3 -His iimrkli.g.
IhniutilcTlsal a standstill the autboil-
i th s slmpl) prevrving the pife l 'tween Ihe
I elllgrreuts wlil'o 'bov appeal lotho courts.
Tin.lov V.n Satisfied.
In tr 1 ) iron . f den. Slocun ' Itrookljn,
'naioi.h nd Lney Maud oicctrie rn.id are
t happv tcoai oei Hie slgnl.i.' ut agKtu-.ents
of hours i libit w.tjei, ,te lo one yeai,
ll,r men "ill norN len hours. Instead if
twelve asforiin I, and instead oi Mx mitittr
for meals the) l allowed forty Inlnuic
.rev .iron is- i.-nl .' per day and nippers
il.'.O
intra; A mj Ilr'. rme l.leorlre I'rllcta.
1'or 14 ty all nrst-claaa druse Ists. Try tatm.
SNOW ALL DAY, THEN COLD
Fine Skating la Promised Sure b
Noxt Sunday.
According to Weather Prophet Dunn, the
blinding snowstorm thai set In this morning
will last throughout tbo day ana perhaps far I
Into tbo utght.
"Ihen," lu the languago of Mr. Dunn,
"lookout tor a cold wave, which Is bearlug !
down (in us from the chilly Northwest. Ill
should reach hero by to-morrow nlgnu"
The snowstorm was central this morning
over the lake legion, and was moving over
nur heads In the direction nt Iho Atlantic ni a
disagreeably slow rule ut speed.
When It started In the Northwest yester
day attei noon It sent snow tailing along Its
path, and the consequence today Is that
inow Is falling irom Michigan and the Ublo
valloy eastward over the Middle Atlantic and
New Kugland States.
It Is slightly warmer In these localities,
although It is growlug colder In the North,
wcsi.
'Iho lowest temperature this morning was
17 decrees. Tub coldest point al H icelock
wasNnithtleld, vt., where tho thermometer
registered lsdegrees below zero, lhownrm.
edi place was he) West, Mil, with a tern
peraluro of 74 dekreen above zero.
I cannot offer skaters mucn encourage
ment, before Sunday," ndded sergt. Dunn,
"but then ihe skating should be tine. 'Iho
approaching cold wavu will do tint nork."
BIT OFF MARMIUN'S LIP.
Dunn Also Held for Threatening- to
Bhoot Him.
t harlcs Dunn, agod forty-four, of 4ft.' 1 hlrd
avenue, was held In thu Yorkvillo police
Court this morning In 1 100 ball for oxaminn
tlou on acbargo of mayhem and In ItUO ball
on n charge of carrying concealed weapons.
I or some tlmo bad blued had existed be
tween iiunn and Tiavld Marmlon, of 140 fast
Thirty-tint strecl. lesterday tho two met
on the street, hut words ensued und iho men
clluihed. In the sirugglo Dunu gm Mur
mlon's upper lip between bis teeth aud bit It
until 11 hung by a shred.
Dunu then went 10 a store and bought a
revolv or, telling his friends. It Is allosed, that
ho would wait till Marmlon s lip grew tin,
when lu would shoot him
Marmlon wa-s pretty badly hurt.
OLD ASTOR SERVANT DEAD.
Worked for tho First John Jacob
Her Escape Irom Fire.
iiv aasorlASM. rarao
Sas'nv Hut, Jau. .1. Mrs. Harriet Perkins ,
died this morning at thn resldento of Mrs.
AOram W'alieman, Jr., In whu-e husband's
lamlly she had been a servant for (went)
nlneyeais. tlefore that, for ten years, she
was In the service of John Jacob Astor, nisi!
of the name. '
Shawos one nt the persons alio escaped
from a burning ilat-hdusu In NowWk tn 1
March, lss'.', when the wife and diughtcr or I
A lira 111 Wnkcman losi their lives. tbu was I
born In llatli, Kugland, In IHUtt.
Suit Against a Hank rjlemlnsad.
An ai tlou I rougut by t harles hex Hroosc,
as cccivcr ot William (. Jlogeis, to recover
i(),Oi)u damaijes Irom thn Tradesman a Na.
tlonal Hank, because of tlio failure of the
bank In October, 1HS7. t pi) a note ot about
son, vv hth result! il It lingers Becoming
nnanctill) embarrass -d and his place put lu
Ihe hand' o ie slieilT, was ilh-iulss.0 tn.
da) by lud,e Ileacu 01 the supreme court.
Actor M nun Ilia Diamond I'ln.
Julin K.intll the aitor, lu the Isiex
! Mnrl-it I'o'lct' (ouit, 10-da tha.ged Iludulph
Pulloch, a.e I nineteen years awollrrtm-
plO)ed at '.".'tl his: 'I hlrteenth street, wlih
enteiliu his mum while ho vvus aieeplng anil
stealing n illamonl pin Irom his buieau
j I'olluch II. nli'd the 1 hurges mid wail, id f 1
cianilnatl 11 '
i Lawyer Hyman tn Contempt,
lu-t.te Htrren, In Supreme lourt.t -la'
decided that I av yei samut I I'. II) In m and
Ills uoihi't l-ll ll)iian. mu t lr tcwpl'.
iiunHlied is fm I'uniempi if 1 irt 1,1 b
itiuilo.' 111 Invtsllgatiini hr h 1 110 i inn.
1 rulsrl m.rr. Inlu.i tile l'i 'eh n:ciiri...l ut 14
lln'v. 1 , '.i. V.'U I lit.
SmtigRlnd on tho Vexlfrn anil.
spdi.il lirasury Atent si ,i i , . a
' luougll. tn the Cil'toii.'luus.' l.'tuoi fc ir
I lire hind', me met rrclminiplpi sand a sit 1
tsllvei r.lves art! flu k". sel oil 011 Iwaidtte
I atiainiT Wi.'rrtilainl. whMi airlvnl .fs.i
oi) ftiiui vuiwrrp. 'Ihey I1.1J le , mhil.' 1
' b) ne m the snip's oftutia,
I No Grant to Amorlciir Ynclf CluL'.
I li A'SQne.rii ' araa
1 Itresv I m .1 'Ihe state t "U.111 '.utr
1 nf the I Jt d "iniee lo-dav iJeoiid Le anpilta.
I tlou ot the Mnerlcan stht clul' 1 grant
. nf inlrD'iini it,a u( lands u Icr uuler lu
ll)e. West Insur coict)
Trm " Admiral"
Is unquestionably the finest grade cigar
ette e vti iCiKOLifU limiiiuu 11 filer. '
NEW YORK BASEBALL CLUB.
Roonranlzatlon Txpet.ted at To
Morrow's Jeraoy City Meet ner.
Something decisive will probably be accom
pllihcdtn tbo iiffalrsof the New orlcliasc-
ball Hub, when the directors meet In upcctal
session to-morrow alternoon In .lerjey city.
Thn t'lublsdcrcltcl In us pavnunt ot tala
rlcs lu pla) era for list si nson, and that Is due
10 n big tlcflrli In tho treasury. At a meeting
i a few vveckii ago It was voted to Issue fiO.OOtl
worth of 11 per cent, bonds to meet Immcdlato
debts. 'I hesn bends tan be Issued only nt a
meeting hold In Jersey City, as tho Club was
organloil iiudi-rthn Invvsnt Now Jersey.
11 Is not unllkel) that a retirgatiizailou of
tin Club will be- em-cud to-morrow, as sev
eral small slutkbuldern have steadlasllv
reinsert to pay assessments necessitated hr a
deficit, 1 hey aro not expected to subscribe
lotho bonds tu bo Issued, aud in thalwuy
Ihey aro liable to Und themselves frozen out.
A nuw 1 resident will probably be chosen
and the recent transfer of stock 10 Chicago
parties bears out the prophocy mado In this
paper at the tlmo of the last meotlng, that
ilther Al tl. Spalding nr Capt. Adrian Anson
would Lo heard of In connection with II."
management of the Hub.
ALWIN LOMLER A SUICIDE.
Cooper Union Insurance Agent
Shoots Hlmsoir In His Office.
Alnln Lnmler.slxt) jearaold, of 182 Second
avenue, committed sutrldu at II. JO o'clock
lo-day lu bis Insurance office, T'4 Cooper
I nlun
I omit r was observed to cuicr hlscrflce at
about 11 o'clock this morning, and nothing j
further was seen of hlui until Philip Millet,
his clerk, ui rived mil o'clock. J
'Iho duor was lockrd, but he could see
Louder silting In u chair, His bond resting1
ngalnst the wall and his arms hanging limp
over the aims of the chair. I
Miller opened tho duor and spoVe, but there
was liu uusvver. '1 hen ho noticed that a hole I
was burned lu the shirt ovei the heart audi
that he belielti a corpse. I
A inessag.) 011 thu desk directed yuung
Mlllei lo take thn change, about l.'i. In the
cash. Ixii and to break tho news gently lu
laimlers wife. It also requi tied that the
body bu sent to 1 rcsh Pond, I. I., and be cremated.
MR. CARTER WEDS MRS. DICKSON
Unlti-d to the Naval Burgeon's
vorced Wife tn This City.
'Ihe marriage ut Mr.. Nina Dickson, the di
vorced wife nf surgeon Dickson, of the Unite I
Slates Navy, tn Ihe Itev. llrglnald Oldham
'arter, ut Ashley Itectory, Stcckbrldge,
Hampshire, hngland, has created a stir lu
W ashlngton ioi lal elides.
'1 lie I ildo Is Hits aaopled daughter o(
'Inuir.as W. I.tuah in, a wealth) lairjcr, of
llaliliutie,
Mr carter was naiiird as co-iespondont lu
the dlcirn procridliig brought by her bus.
hand '1 he wedding look plaie at the Mall
borough lintel un Mondiy aud the couple left
liiimedlitel) 101 f.'uropc.
TELEGRAPHERS' TOURNAMENT.
Arrangements Doing Made for nn
Interesting Contest.
1'rumlnent New ork telegraphers are
atriinging for a telegiaphlc tncrnauieat.
'Ihe tuulest will probably tako pine in
II iidman Hall, Ultli aventio and Nlncuuiith
siieet, on the alternonu and evening it
sittirda), March ll
Inn entries, which wlp Include a !iJle
1 liss will be iqs.li to all comer
BIDS ALL REJECTED.
Jersey C ty Water Slippy Contrncti
10 II ItHndvcirtlotid, j
Ile.,erso lit) Mice ui I W. ei Hoard t.
,lu n in 1 id all bidscif I 'nr sii plstiij ll.c
I' v ipii w.iti r
New iliis v 1 I ie .a rt -c I tn.
Hnr ltuililnr rhnlns Brolten by Ice. j
Whie i in-lug tin' tmv on htrh '.'Strip
thl' nnir'ilii. tie 1 His island frrry-bna' 1
sho, kiin.jMio 1 miller ontlns b ukc tniuci ,
1 il,o inn in n, gut ilua'lng lie und she did I 0'
ii. tin . in Ui'j Hargu OITlec until uiil"cl.
II, 1 -lie was altnoM iniureil 0 Hut siuall I
1 in 111 1 ui Italluii who 1..H1I0I to gouvir t ;
111 I Hi. d-t iiumigr Hits, on t. e s'eii'iei
i. lit r'lia.
I rourteon-Y.inr-Old P.urgle.rj.
ll.uiuas lllniaii and Mlckc) Hanagau, btth
ifcuittrtn .vetr-i old aud reside! is if the j
bullae .lit I si 'Ihlri). second s.riel. were1
I held lu 1 orhx lllo tuurt tins mamlng on1
I tlinuiussi'uiilesston that I v nnd Mlc'.cj Ual
1 burglnned Mis. halo M.oovenis upan.
liKut and st den a cloak and some cl tlnn .
I J.tlge Lvnn Lectut To-N'Sllt.
.1 Jgo W suhope lynn will deuver a lecture
this rrt'iHn.' at ihe rnoms ot tho t.atllc
soilrt) the subject telug "Toe Irish In
America"
KT4flbody baa accol word for Dr Hull's Coofb
Syrup. Ha lame la world-wide. V
EXTRL i
TALKOFTHETURF. f
i
Jockey Joe Bergen' Killed I
on the Sharp Tarn on I
Gloucester Track. m J
ELLEN FONSO BHINGS S2.2D0. 1
Blackburn's Owner Said to Have M
Won Heavily Spicy ' ' M
Track Talk. il
Jockey Joo llergen was killed In a race at
illouccsterjestcrdn). Ho hud the mount on 3
Ktyser In the third, and coming around the f$
turn (he bruto stumbled nnd fell, llergen 4'
was ihrown heavily to the froen track. John j!
Atwoed, with Macauley In the saddle, fell '
over Keys, r ncd landed In a heap on the pros- i
irate Jockej-. It la believed that one ot i&
John Atwood's hools struck Bergen's p
head, lor tho toy's skull was found 1
to bo fractured. Ho was removed- g
lo his homo nearby, and oarly last evening '
lio died. Macauley was uninjured. The horse S
John At wood broke a leg and will have to be V
dcr-troyrtl. The turn nt the Gloucester traclc 'ii
Is very sharp, and this lu not the am fatal !
accident that has occurred at that traclc Joe kJ
llergen was a very popular rider. IIli stylo Xm
nf getting out In front and staying there K-rA
mado him warm friends with the public, who 'iKj
were always assured that they wcro getting M
an honest rlue. Joo flcrgen was a brother of $
Marty and Mike llergeti. 7
-- M
diccnll. Morris has purchased of John . -Si
lladden tho two-year-old rtlljr Ehcn Fonso, j
dam Miss i'aston, for nVJOO. &?
It Is said that tho horsemen of Outtenburg $
had In contemplation the getting up ot ape- M
tltlon asking tno Association that all sur- ffl
plus money derived from bidding up winners
of selling rates do divided between the st
second and third horses In the proportion ot V-
two-thirds to second aud one-third to third. &
'Iho scheme, however, fell through, as the i
originators learcd tu antagonlzo the Assocla- tf,
tlon.
' ' ,
'Iho Hoard of Control President, A. F. Wal- . v
cott, "alls for Kuropo to-day with his family.
i
Iho Latnnla track has been treated toa ?!
top dressing of sand at considerable expense, 1
I as tho material has to b9 caned a great dls- S
lauce. k
r?
I Martin, Insload of wearing the regulation &
silk Jockey h cap, donned a sealskin cap yes- fi
I teulay lu proton trnm cold thu cut here- m
celved froui a ilylngelod or earth on Tuesday. V
I ... ;
I Hlarl.burn lu a raco at (floucester a fow
1 da) sugo ran censor and Little silver lo a SS
head. Instead ot walling and winning at the i
1 South Jersey track. Do.vulng quietly shipped
j his sprinter to tiuttenburg and pulled off a t
good thing. Hcgnt very creamy odds against ;
, Ins hoise, and Is credited with winning heav- 4'
" I
Don Alouro. according to Philip Dwyer, will j
not be cnleied In either the Hrooiclyn or
Miburbati Handicaps, but will bo prepared wi
and scui West lu rate for the rich American ik
Deib). 8
I ...
did Hamum Is racing at Fast St- Louis. Tho J
I "Iruu llc.se," as he was called when ho met 1
aul defeated the nest horses of his lime. Is J
i tun a shadow ot his former self and cannot j
I 'landle the poor class he la meeting at the f,
, Western truck. Haruuin is fourteen years old. ft
I lu the tuiee.jear-old raco nt Gloucester
I jeslerday Wist wus tia"keu down from tl tol
i tueveti uione). Ho never s'jovved a bit ot ft.
speed Mraugo pluu'.ei are made by the M
talent In these dais, but tlils)oungster must J
1 hnvi. siioivn sumcililng lo warraut the f
plutige anl bo will Le worth waltulng. '
... M
It Is sa'd that ihe Hoard of Control will j
Interi a clause In tho undlllooa of future sell- ft
Ing races making all horses claimable. i
. . .
Mollli- Davl-ivvas at 1 tou lu ihe last ra'-e '
it t,utlti.biiig)tsterda),and the smart ones,
knowing thai Hiadleys hoises never win at
I isldaon, pla)td tllaJlator to win and got all
i the litoue) ,
I Hm talon: would rave sold their Play or 3
1 l'a rlcc-it very cheap while the colt was '
iiat'lng durru tie backstreich. Martin was
1 pun. hlng lor dear lire to keep up, and at tne "
In ml or tno strticn ii whipping aud up. t
pjrc.tlv bcHti'ii. In tho run Home, however,
iliiMiihers died away lo nolhlng, and at llui
nnls'i I'lav ur 1'ay. to the astonishment vt
evir) on.', lu-t walked lu.
...
ihe ii. tidcn taee fumt-led the usual run- .
ana) Hi the Lady Ws ningiuu gelding, who
wt'tii a mile und thi c-quartvis teioie he J
could is) t'upped 'j1
It lie.tld h'ueene Leigh bet JS.OOO on 111. i
tills nine and White, liwaslruo that lliue ;
and W bile had Ihe worst of luo weights, but
lelgh Ui'ined that Martin was tcu pounds
bo tei i ban voting 1 eljh, who i ude the ally lu ,. i
il,i li itcnaihui. t jK
J 11. McWiy Is rredllfd with winning i?
4 . utio cvci htlklua's victor) )esterday, H
l'i Hue Uuiicid was a hot favoilloanil he vvus ,n
bull mesM-d about. He gut mvaylasl and y
w.ispockiteu and Interfered villi several j
time uui ing ihniace.
,
Judgo Uurke warned llu.hj penny that , .
he must do his Pest with Alrpl.int jcsierda).
,l.o v..) tho odds receded against thlshoise , r
pi ol tily loured rusplclons In the Judges il
mind thut Ihey were jfrald to wtu with Alr-
plant for feir he would ho bid up. renny J
tried his best, nut could not land Atrplact. ,
Letter than third. j
UnrarnBrdt.ln Pa. Tacrllaptetra(600
'1 ha AUlt ut Opera Singer Giovanni TagUtplc-
tra to recover t.',"00 from Iheatrlcal Mau- J
a.er Oscar llamtnersteln for breicbof con- m
luct was scaled lo-day In Judge McAdimi'a
cuuri, foi tiuo without extra costs.
The Hrevrlqa and Dotillas wf Beer 'M
By Sobaafar Bwg. Ceocla4 to kt pert tlaa. , JM
. r .'.ammmV
K fc., . - . . .Jaaaxal

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