New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

cou.n I saw first ono horse and man go down.
and then u second come tunbns on top oil them
and then IL third. The last got ." without
damage ami rcniouned and rode on. lie o'"cf
two men pulled ont from under the White
horse bleeding and unconscious Tho first had al
dreadful cash in his forehead and seemed to me
to be dying.
Tie IeAt morning / went to the Cathedral, to
see tic festivities Of the Assumption, which are
said 10 eAcccd polnp those OF any other festival!
| WAS Il little late, and the Cardinal was seated
on his thTUEr, aud they rOblng HIM Ter
TIE celebration. | hired chairs and sat IN Front
OF one Of the treat columns Of the dome. where me
ST OF tie war-wagon OF Florence ID dashed, wci
was captured ny the Sicncsc cni"Ilcs ago. y
little Child was seated on the h"or III front o.
me playing with = doll and singing to himself.
There is c.asclc,s movement Of people. ana every
body is talking. - that you hear nothing rom
the chanccl There are many priests IN inc con,
sIega,on and some monks. On the right 81 ':c
chancrl is high platurn foi the orchestra, en-"
the celebrated tenor and s"piailo vi nc Guy
ure 10 sins The orchestra begins. H. soiiIs
like n military march and gives crcsccndo I"
the conversation ah"ut me. Inc t"h"r Is nhr.
Those III the chance told me aicrwari 'h,t II
sounded marsh. but from "heI" AN II J.; pcrIec,;
ana the praSina is very effective Nhr'l VIII
this ceasciesS c!a,tpr OF talk and movement emo
Is nobody GONG to pray or pay any "''cn'ipn to
t!li. celebration? Occasionally some one BOWS
for Il moment toward 81. Caihrriics chapel. AMI
then rises and saiGtcs som" iIicnd with lod ''lK
This continues Throughout. II did not stop Whcl
The itOSt was CIcNdlct. Al we i'"s ~
iron, of me presenting gentleman to Il
friend with great clatcr. y few Werf kAc'Iih@
on my left | heard laughter on my uEhi. ard
turned wha, occdsioEcd II at such a '"lrii,ii
time \ priest and Noun. man we're pHYflLE
contcnding for CHAIR thai II lady l;'d lhst hi'.
The music was finely rendered. The pirhr'ir'
and the two Sulri>ts did most of II. lie chorus
Parts were weak. ] here was no prrarhlh@ bu
after the Cardinal had been uir"l"i ana gone
out. did not feel thai had ,Grn ~ = pIaGIr
in Paris and Cologne, bn, that had seen
spectacle unsurpassed IL scenic rpri,'"r. lh d
place that the Artists had "hhd"!ch Ioi 'p'
Years On my WAY home heard th,t tie arri-
dent at the race WAS the lC>Gl, q! Nil!dnN. IN"
feeling ran so hi:h between the two c"ntrad'
that ono Of then had carl wc'p"n VITA
which he struck the other III IL" hr.'d nv mean
To- kill him. The luu>cning OF the rem q! Inc
wounded uian brought the horse down; &c muir
dcrer did not expect also 10 fall WIN I'N i"i>''
and still less to have another horse ana man
A, the race Friday afternoon there were !1llv
10000 people. for the lottery drawn ina, daF
had attracted great numbers from ia" country
My blue and white man had thrd place. ana I"'
inside before Tie MS, round. He dri not >lark'n
and hug the corners, hn' SWINE OUT ana came
around with a cnrvc which lIa,tc rnc ircinh'
every time lest lie STRIKE the porch of fhe Town
Hall He came III lcn:ih ab'dd and was borne
OF by his comrades wish shouts. IL TOOK M
an hour to recover perfect calmncsS. II was not
tbs race but the ELECT. ic trmor WlIch 'n'
catches from i",""n people in the highest s'''"
of excitement and g, pr' i1i:"n.
All this WAS ol.ly y'ctara'i'n for tEc f'>'!v''
Which BEGAN saturday II tie carly mon
Ing the cty aaiII :" receive "nr OF th
ncphcwS OF Tie ELl@, "Eo Was 10 plr:f' at Ia"
a.yrtlcs. :,
fil>, there Was the pageant. rcprcScr;.rI 'i",
seventeen coE'rad' q: Tie ci'N III 'h coy ii'r ai
manner in winch IL a'trnucd = tnninHih"n' Ii
the Middle ACES The order of the procession
this: Invent: trninl";'rs, anh"uA'>hE 'n'
entry: The nlar!."'>. ".'n ,p'iNant-. WIZ SAX,
OF the lists: hp'." a.: ki..-h' 10 f'l pah"pN
With tc roor> OF caoi, r"ntradc. and ac'' nnp4rrI
Icy lis c.4 Ire, tru:Npr'"r hd"hrrr. "l.I"!-"'T-
r.S. hts les with $40" l"Ir'-. %'h Nv, I"'""'
waving the cnItia, ii = Win nj! KINDS 81 =I"'c-
tai noveIucis tdI"r t!r "ori"cr!". 81 w'r-""-"E
Of Slcna, which waa carried Irt' h'ih rs tr
IsIacitcs bore the ARK then rerr',"nt.;l'" Of
TIE Grand Dikr, who. with his lo!.r. wt- cl'd
III robes Of co.h II gold. worked villa ms g
c' .!.eon on H." horses narks: company o! boys.
holding up "oniinli"ns frS'ro'i' 9" hover, cog
In'y of pikcnrn III haIh"rhs and 'A' 81 arrh"r,
Caci, kri.ht. u. 10 passed tie Prince. ha!," a:d
lowered III, tl'i,rs r!r WAL" j., h'I.'n L'r,
iorn."d and Ia. lrIp"trr sounded q >'". ''n"
could well nr.::Ii. "uc>'.I in the IIud' A-">-
especially after tie whole coimpanN ha.i drawn
aside I" their places t t%r Tie Ta~e ","n "a "a
second place from made ] felt certain of him.
The animals were ~ excited 10y the flags and The
sllon,s of the mIItitrdc That they made IL FALSE
start, hnrlHs one Policeman L" T." sr"'Ind and nj
ting another wtrling like >p!nnin=
top. Therefore Nv" ropes were dr'"n
time came in and tool, his place" As my ii'-rG
would haze II. my f.\oiiic horse r'airi nd .p'
his fee; cntanclr! in IL" ropes aid haired h..
rldtT 10 inc tlbUN'i, 49, '!'i It Wa f'ilib'
s"ie..css, and probably with broken l'.'. Ilr"i
the other horses lad gone ny hos" 'nld pot
w restrained h% p"lic"ui"A. bat ".ln'ri away.
overlook the Others, and came ~ fourth IL 1i''
race lie made tic c"Irsr splrnddy. and turned
the corners with skill. Tic poor creature looii.'i
drcadfnlly detected that lie had been beaten after
all
During the evening bands wcr" stationed IN
different parts Of the civ. Whlrh kept up tn
music continuously. Tie last thins n"nd ~
night .was THEN sounding bras, nnd tinkllna
cymbas. and at o'"lcri ola Sunday morr.in,
they were at il again. kept tie house that
day, hut understand tne' had q pa."aEt rep
rsenting tiP trHmpl.al entry q IIalan inir i'"n"
in the wear 100. - Roman 'r:pi rae" WIKI min"
teams, and an"I der lui-,' race un'Irr ia" une 81
- The carriers Of 1hc LOWS ot u victory. In
short cVerVt hing was dor" on Siuday lUt play
ing have nc' seen one CASE of drunk" unr>~,
hut ! saw woman GIVING her Nc"r-"!d h'h, liz
dinner cousistio. Of meat tapparcn''N veal.
pear and half pin, OF led wirc. Ai.d the child
lived!
HE HAD To FXPRESS HIS JOY.