New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
WESTCHESTER'S BIG FAIR.
WINNERS IN THE HORSE SHOW.
RESULTS OF THE RAcEs-oTHER FEATURES OF
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RESULTS OF THE RAcEs-oTHER FEATURES OF
There were not so many people al the westchester
Fair yesterday as on Thursday. The day looKeo
stormy in the morning. and that doubtless had much
TO do with the decrease in numbers. 1t was estimated
however that at least 5000 people visited the grounds
The silver cups the prizes In he pony races, were
on exhibition yesterday In tbs gallery OF florsi
Hall. Most OF them are Of extremely pretty design
and attracted much attention. Jay Gould drove over
from his country place in the afternoon and sat for
while in Miss Kate Carey's box. He did not appear
strong but told Mr. Tea that the bright scene at the
fair did him more good than all the medicine ne had
taken for some time. Mr. Gould stayed only about
half hour The other boxes filed with the usual
crowd of fashionable people These some OF those
present:
Major Cooley the Misses Cooley the Potter, Mr.
Mrs. j. Barden Hartman, the Misses Hurst. j. Z.
Havemeyer Mr.. and Mrs Paul Gilbert Thebaud, Paul l..
Thebaud Mrs. NJ. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Hartman IT, Miss Kate Carey Miss LILLE d. Campbell,
Miss Carolini :. Story Mrs Jules Reyna, Il. Gilbert
Schermerhorn the Misses Beall, Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. 81. Waterbury Mr. and Mrs II. Wainwright. C. Bates,
Mrs. Walter Crosby Mr. Brennan, Mr. Navarro, MI and
Mrs. Strong, Mr.. ana Mrs. Newton Mrs Gregory,
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton Mrs Douglass. Mrs.
Carpenter Mrs Job D. Archbod, Mrs. Henry Draper,
Miss IngersO Mrs FosdIek, Miss Newton, Miss Elliott,
Mrs. and Miss Balou Cornelius Sewen, James Fraser
Misses Fraser Arthur l.. Barney Mr. and Mrs Fred
Stone the Misses Hurst Miss Roberts, William II.
Churchill, Henry Sedgwick, r. II. Jafray X. III. Jsf'
fray, j. w. Jarray, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Potter Mr..
and Misses Everett Mr.. and Mrs. William Kngsland,
Mr. Mrs Woodruff, Dr. and Mrs Barron, Miss Barron
Frederick william Hams IT., Mrs. watson, the Misses
Watson Miss Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schuyler. Hamil-
ton Carey, Butler Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs Woodruff,
Mr. Mrs Jean Ellis, Mrs E. G. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs
Reed Potter Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sands
Mrs. James McVickar Mr.. and Mrs. De Laney Kane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Teal, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray,
William Brown Lord, Mrs Watson, the Misses Watson,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Parsons, Mr. and Mrs Oliver Crom-
WELL Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Wainwright, the Misses
Irving the Mathews Miss Eva Smith, Miss Eliz
abeth Jessup Miss Ada Norris. Miss Emma Nor
rls, Miss Emily Kirkby, Miss Kirkby, the
Rev. Henry Kirkby and frederick Ives.
The horse show began at . D. m. In Glass IA,
tandem, Mr.. Fulton got the first prize $50 cup,
presented by William Rockefeller of Scarborough. Mr.
Thebaud got the second prize In the next Class 10,
carriage horses single, ii IL to Is IL hands Pinch,
owned by Colonel Mclean, took the first prize. $50
cup given By F. A. Watson. OF Westcheser. Banter,
f. c. Potter, owner took the second. In Class 20.
carriage horses double, II IL to Is IL hands. Mr..
COlford received the first prize. $50 cup given by
James " Waterbury, Of Westchester. special eX-
hibon OF hackney stations given after the horse
show.
The only exciting incident that occurred in the after
noon was runaway Of a team belonging to one OF
the spectators Howard WIlletts, Of Irvngton. The
horses fastened to a tree In the infeld NO one
was In the carriage The groom was near the horses
heads No one knows exactly how 1t was done, but
the horses got loose and started away on the dead
run for the southeast gate The flying animals crossed
the track struck post. and then crashed into the
carriage of " H. Ackers, of ossinging Mr.. and Mrs.
Osslnglng, a maid and the cOachman were in the
vehicle The maid was thrown ont and received a
severe shock. Nobody was injured
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