New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15

Was defeat. The Americans will play after they
leturn to New-York, probably with one of the
Canadian teams. The Irish treated them well
hat they don't mind this one defeat.
YOUNG DUKES STARTLING DEFEAT
sREYsToNE WINS THE COMFY ISLAND DERBY
SOME CURIOUS INCIDENTS
1t may console Mr.. Tilden in these days of
'cancerous growths" false constructions" and
npt practices know that his intimate personal friend
md political associate, William L. Scott, of Erie has
'olt extremely healthy growth, consplcuOusy
construction and evidently honest practices That colt
named Greystone, after Mr.. Tilden's country
eat at Yonkers. He won the Coney Island
Derby yesterday and will doubtless crafty the Sage
Gramercy Park TO be assured that he much bet
than any Democratic candidate for the Pres-
lency-Mr Tlden having " scratched" his Own entry
slikely to run.
And vet with the praises OF which the
urf viii resound for years Greystone took minutes
md fty-one seconds TO traverse the mile and half He
las a of the deliberaton which always been
conspicuous characteristic of the statesman whose pub
&c career lie now closed, and his
due not much to marvellous merit in
himself poor quality of his competitors IL that
Igain he resembles the Democratic veteran whom Mr..
cott had in view when he gave the colt his The
cad which Mr. Tlden had the for the Presjden
a nomination when he bolted the not due
much own ranecendent virtues the weakness
his rivals.
But the Coney Island Derby amazed every by the
completeness OF the collapse Of Young Duke. He
roudy boldly and triumphantly Thursday, and
easily that 1t was pitful to see hun stagger
lone yesterday behind Greystone, Tornado and
gelcher SO another idol is shattered. 1t
ras said on the yesterday that the Dryers did
got dare to start Psnique against Young Duke because
aid that he had at his mercy every stake for which he
difference between s Young Dukes Hnng
Thursday aud on Saturday can be explained IS by con
luding that he is better than Greystohe, Tornado,
telcher, a
nut that he cannot stay and mile and ahaf is too
The only remarkable thing about Greystane,s per PEI,
1pni1s an the way The time was seventeen seconds
dover than Luke Blaekburn's famous mile and
liter HA" ALL be considered of eEtromely poor
S SeT Would have made better contest with Mr. sco
olt Greystone must win races III faster time on oeI
T S aeK seigTe ne s noern gray colt by King Alfonso
ut Of Geneva Nothing in his running IN 1883 1854
indo1btediy This proved that II he has excep-
aonal speed he has never shown III; t a me mos r
ding OF problems now TO select the DesI OF tae t Si
rearOds Neither GreystOne nor Young Duke can IarI
fam Iee ebess or Ioisette We shall see Never
has there been year when the results OF the threeyc
lanes Keenss B1rgomaster won the race, but
IS tins was for horses that had never won race the
The starter Mr. CALDWELL apparently with careful IN
e5 gave the secosd race at start to Mclaughlin,
gho was riding Little Savage
The third was the Coney Island DerDy. - nj.
;S"ss Pes FOR the cup which was a tame affair this year.
jot all like the memorable contests wneh Lux 3d%A
ebhards hopes and sacked bis pocket by running away
The nth race was one Mr. Lawrences favorte light
Weight handicaps aud he put such feathers on Tue pc
ocked the others up in their stables u,,+os .,
The farce of the day was the match three
nile between the three-year-Od lilies Lana Room,
Iwned by j. G Watson, aud Young Duchess owned oy
william Cooper IL was TePSf r Sedam S Tremendous
avorte Mr. Watson understood 10 CONSIDER hei ~
tey eet pcsS Ss MoSesy Fallen Leaf or any other
hreey ear-od ny on the globe MI watson Ho 90, snv
bout thfee-y ear-od nlies would M the E dnys
oPGdia BrianniGa Ls ON fsu legs legs that animal
must be a mud turtle she could not even eeS bn
red Ssrds h tbe absurd time OF 1875 ,,. ,,.,.
The steepechase was won ~ WOOSTER dlho hVa -
anned and badly bruised bat the rigid OF reaes
concerning which Virgil sang were soit ts 80 RIys
md Iynehs bones aid not break Some indignant ana
isboea persons we're beard 20 are nnbespiTted
5~ners who always on cash prinelpes aSsaieu "
s 4rscK was stia and cngng. and the time n al The
races was slow ~ the building o. INC &
as years ago TIE attendance ana the interest "ee
LANES r. KEKNE WINS PURSE.
ass arst rsce was for $500 for madens OF al ages
.teciai weights. mile Nine starters-D d, winners :
Tsttoo coils % years 10 pounds, ridden by MeAehhyl'
4 a nraces Tirnbuotoo 6. iO7, Lewis. j. Wadens "a
,nesco a. IO7 Green. Davis Halls Rosere % lo''
M.vaard) @ l. LOrliaTds Gdeaway %. lOI' brehhahi'
t,,ves Irs. Toe blackburn "A, no. Mclaughlin james
n Ks.ne's Burgomsstsr g. 10, walker. p Loruards
r.hana q. 81. oBey), Walden Cos weshmaD a. lo''
Nancy Betting Auctions Tattoo colt si2o, Joe BLACK
-, soo Hureonaster 500 Bahama $40, GhdeawAy StV'
held $40; and IN che books Iss.oo cor 20 Ra
yoe slAer0u - Rosiere y ito j. Tinbueteo 3
70 Gleswsy 70 l. Psfsgsco ~ 70 !, n front
.,t 70 second blackburn laird. Paiapseo
fnaft6 Cdeaway not long conspicuous az ~
tshed last Joe blackburn ran well 70 th5 lhst -
When hs craven nature betrAy tsci s M tsrongh
sgaege longer Burgomastef vas wei ny AZ thIVY ~
the fun and won easily Al the end e2ssh ys,s'S 1i,
srto fourth H. Tattoo colt nh, Bahama sxth fs.aPs
81 seventh and Weishman oghth lbs Voc ~. ~ \ I.
masters arst appearances, and M the s1 ssA1 atchrd
1890, even for ss.eh a track; 2O4 and the nine
ssu.t be considered poor lot Mutual neols SSS 20
oIvKS TIA RACE AT TIN START.
The second race for twoyear old nilies nVeisp'
mile for $500 There starters each caFy
,ns fI2 poundso. l. Ioriilard's souci Breunanj n '"
kittsop's Prsciana sheridan r. Lorlsras hAIve
ssaayerl SIR Keiso's Relay psakss r. ". Wsiden' LI
ts savage Caeiaughinl Wnd hcoani' inooloi'
shisy.,. Florence (fTshsr). Betting in the auc-
- seais wss Marvel $50. fItts Savage $50 Fteeanl
SO e.uci sIb neld 80, and m ths bo2hs h.tFe w
Liit, ss,sss fs ssSssas 10 e !. Fiss'
10 fo l. The start was extremely UNFAIR
ftele savage being four lengths 10 ifonL s"eei s,
barvs third sad hfss ~ ~, baiss so, suea cad that
~ ~ rsSs ieagfay Handicapped 20 make y w .'
,i,,ie savage ran In front Tor hai ,hohs
pulled her bach 70 resesse ss srons Now Mclaughlin
90 fttls savage fresh and strong Ihsvios
sSsisassd 9ss , .sa ls afi savage viasns 6y
asss, snxh, Tkeeaera second four ss,s Eslsy
.~xS close fourth, Florence n,anii n nooi,
slsih and PFsolasa iss. nMs ass xoa N The starter
sann 80. ~. dsfx and not given the race 70 hoi@"s