New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
SOME or THOSE PRESENT.


II any OF The many disapp int Il applicants for
seats at the game yesterday could have seen the
crowd, that filed The stands ana were ma,''d I'D
slid rank, on every available loot Of ground within
the inclosurc. wei on the heights back OF the
Manhattan Field. IL would have di-pcllcd any idea
thcY may have entertained that they badly
treated or that the committee had II IT. power 10 sell
any moro seats. ~ matter Of fact the annual
Thanks giving Day game has outgrOwn any accom-
no lntlon that Doe provided for 1t In tho city.
College men and their wlv-s ana sisters and sweet
heart. ave come 10 look upon the dag the one
day Of the year when they can gather together 10
renew old associations and form ones. and the
college men Of the city, when thcy turn out in
body. reinforced by details from nelehboring cuc,
and colleges. form large army ana have lots Of
ircAds. ~ member OF the committee said ycstcr
day: II T. absolutely impossible To accommodate al
the people who want To attcud Til, annual game
Their, is only place near New-lork where the
crowds could be- taken Of, and that Is Morris
Park / don't know but shall have TO ~ there
next
one reform s. possible NJ Manhattan Field. but to
make the change would deprive the scene Of one Of
It's most picturesque features. the coachcs and
hag,., II they should ho ruled on the grounds the
space which they occupy might be utilized for an
other mammoth stand that would accommodate Soy
cral thousand more spectators.
Among those present al the game We're:
ON Colonel II. Il. Becchcrs drag Colonel Bccchcr
stephen V. White John ". Taylor. Harry W. Beecher
Judge Cowen, OF baltimore; Henry Parr and V. Il.
schonck.
on Nfrcd Kay's coach-Nlr. and Mrs Kay, Miss
Mycrf, Mis- Peters Miss Hilton. Miss Brown. Dr.
a. Kane, ". l.. smith, Dir. Il. ID. Oakley. J.. Robert
Johnston aud George X. smith.
| on George l.. Falyss bralc-Mr. and Mrs. Fahys
Miss Huntington, MIS- Glib, W. d. Hester md ". II.
Eriart.
on RawS6n l.. Woods conch-Mr. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Knight Miss Gberson. Miss Dettmcr
| a. Il. Corts and 1t. John Wood
on the New-York Athletic Club coach-Bartow s.
| Weeks J. II. Booth. Robert c. Fisher, John d. Rcy
nods w. G. Wurtcmburg, j. r. Fisher, W. G.. Morse,
G.. d. stoke, A. W. s. Cockrane +. J. Giannni G. J.
Kcmpcr, Flank schlcs-lnger, T.. ). smith J. T.
QUINN j. W. Potter. c. e.. Schcssngcr, r. ". Hons
| man. +. VI. lIausng, W. H. Phckney, c. G.. Miller
| and j. ". Carter.
ON Irving BrOknw's Ivy Coacb-Mss Waters Miss
Mathicson Miss Bonner. Miss Broknw. Mrs stone and
Me-srg. Broknw, darlington. Palmer, Green STEELE
Clay, Jones, Black. Henderson, McAlpln and Agncw
en- Commissioner McC,ave's coach-The Misses
MC1lave tie Misses Mccall, Mrs. Granger John
Mo(1avc jr., Albert Met lave. John Mccall Thomas
! A. Dougherty and Louis Connolly
ON W. l.. ID. stokess brake-Mrs. Dallas Miss Black
| and Meesrs. stokes and Lapsley.
on the mail coach-Coonel A. b. Hilton Br,ce
Price. Nicholas Gcoifroy, Paul Fanham, Harry Hay
den. Hugh Murray and Frank Damon
On Harry Harris's coach-Mr. and Mrs. william D..
Harlan, Miss Enrbor Of Richmond the Misses Bradley,
| tho Misses Dwight, Miss IDevipe, Miss Harris Mrs..
Rafferty,. A. 2. Hughss. W. g. 1Aktn \ " Nv.