New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02


extensive SCALE sti Individual members of this mob
are bold savage enough to browbea and threaten
men and women. TO violate every principle OF sell
restraint and common decenCy. the times! o
the morals Of the times That such things should
be OH tile edge and border Of New-York City in this
day and generation!
But the Concy Island Jockey Club does not have
control of these ra!lroad pens. In the Dash Stakes.
Mr. Belmont's colt Washer. second In the Futurity.
was an evcnmOney favOritc. Eut five furlongs did
not suit him 80 we'll six furlonGs. apparently and
he was only 70 tn fifth the finish. although he
carried light weight E>pcranza the lilly that
Lucky Baldwin and his friends hacked So heavily
in the Fuurity. well and got second place Bat
she was not quite fast enough 20 beat Eclipse who
WAS ut lg outside odds In the betting. but won very
easily although he c6nccding much weight to
the others in the Correction with the top weight
was third Ma>hcr did not show his time
FORM lie was ,nlucky In the race and will do better
later.
In the third race the Western horse Al farnw.
who has bosn doing we'll the other side
Of the ALE Ghanics and gaining many prlHc''
had friends few. But he Is hardly
acclima,izcd in the Eas: yet. aud while he did not
run 4 bad race. he failed To get place. Mr. Cornchl
sem owner OF King Crab. said before the that lie
was ready to bet 81 900 that King crab would defeat
AL Iarrow. He was right. Strldcaway was the IA
vorilc. but buddhist In fine form, the Nil DIS
pcranduin Rogers having at last got captain Brown
horse, into excellent running condition., and won
without difficulty. While Sti.dcaway Was second and
King Crab third. Al Farrow came home fourth
One Of the most ciriuC u bishop, in tie history OF
the English Church va, named Masce He wa> aid
think still is Bishop " fcier"r,nch. although M 10
his existing L., d present Gay cloqucace Will not voucu
1t Is not In the le. likely that the boy Mcgee. who
w.s in BouUy Bechs saddle In tine fourth race, Is even
the Iclno,est rels,ve Of the golden ongued Bishop
Of Peterborough. IL he were, ,hat precious spe"cl1'
prlatc OF the English Church would hasten To d!sown
him and even cast him out altogether. For that little
Magee lost the fourth race on Bobby beach either
purposey ~ the EXTREMIST negligence ana care
cssncss apparent to almost every spectator on
the ground. Yet the judges. with that noble ana loiy
Indifference to minor human affairs whicii 80 often
charactrizes the judges Oh American rareoourses
and which is SO truly O!ympian IN It's ma1e-y
so heaven kissing In it, attitude. ana YET
often 80 deplorabls and gr1cvous In It's results,
failed to display the slightest interest In The peculiar
lilies Of young Magces riding. The rsro was won By
the rankest Of outsiders. Mabel Glenn. 1t was NJ
ported that In the ring at time II wac possible to
get even 40 much as 100 to against Mabel Glenn
II is certain that there difficulty In getting 30
and so 70 /, and in the French pools Mabel Glenn
Iaid $3.50 20 for S. straight and &C., 80 for - place
tickets. II dime museum sort OF race, ah'
way one of thosc distorted. cxtravaCant and
amazing affairs that human being out
SIDE of lrnatic asylum could possibly ven
ture To try to und"r,ta rd Here were worth
and Drzzle in this race. both well backed. ana
both fast sprintcrS. The race was over the fu'"TN
Course. Drizzc ridden By Martin, 10 the care
f, student for many years OF Tie riding OF Martin
nothing more need bc said as 20 the reason "hV
Drzzle wa. near the front a. the finish Stevenson
has ridden fair tius year Why he dii not
do better with Worth doc, not exactly nOat Oh the
surface Of the pool. But there 1t i>-Ma.ri "iri''i'
at any price YOU please. got the race. Bobby i'ra
wa, second. Worth and Drizllc, both failed 10 get
place and every bookniaker In tho rins mtaphorcaly
speaking threw up his hat In his heart caroled and ca
uted was jublant and joyous THANKED the Judges In
the Utmost Of his SOUL rejoiced nightly that none Of
the officers Of the club had inQuirng mind or III
dulged in troutlesomc curiosity, and went home hi
pesTss YIN h%'' -sd T al the %@F Da to
run tilen1i At lIS pound, in t Labor pay H,yi
T vaner d sA BY Beige ar n.y.
Taw Kupcrta, Judge Morrow and N harrow were
bac I' Of Fienzi ever got VIZ even money: Tns
80 Slowly afier tho fail Of the nag. Una; Tay"r
hhsnS 81 Ending s fe a e
he was III least four lengths in front. Then both
the bckstietch Fircnzi outan Prince Royal and gained
on Rhono. while Harrison kept Tenny comfortably ~
mile Firehzi with the create. possible cas-. .Inok off
Prince Noyal, moved up TO Kh3"o und swinging into
the Lead. Prince ROYAL and Rhonc soundiy
Lcatcn and Garrison, , went ~ %or" on Icn1 my,
tbs mot unfortunate confidence land vel lie had
often seen Tenny r,u and knew what burst Of sped
IN The homnstrcfch Tenny Is master off, looked back
rom Ftrenzrs sadde at Garrison on TenDy and
srinned At him. II was fatal grin .rirn. could
hehind Tenny up to the last rlong and then shot by
him rs salvador shot by Tenny %hen they last mot At
fall Of the flag r1in the mile and quarter In OS IL
or Qs. and probably T"nny would n,y"r have caught
thinning that was certain 10 beat the Que Of tho
Turf. That was to move up: XII of Prince ROYAL .i
mare. lessen her speai. shorten her stride In
the homestretth, and let TeDny come up with
~ua OF those tremendous PUSHES OF his that
onlv a Salvador OF q Fircnzi at full speed eclipse.
Either salvador or Frenzi at time. at any place,
con heat Tpnuy In the last urOng II they lie behind
him. II they try 10 make a pace IN front Of him
The result is somewhat doubtful II Jockey Is foolish
enough 10 sacncn w Trrnv s IN lis f,Iiest Stride