New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
NO FLAGGING OF INTEREST.
PEOPLE STILL THRONGING TO THE GARDEN
HORSE SHOW.
THE JUDGING GOES OK RAPIDLY SOME OF THE
wELI.KNOwy PEOPLE PRESENT
TO.DAY'S PROGRAMME.


ro.DAY's PROGRAMME.
In SPITE of the war cloud which ovcrluns the Mad
ison square Garden for short Time yesterday NOM INV
horse show hravely and the judiclal ucP'i'
mcnt on the little white stand. continued on 'ne
even tenor Of lis wsy, measuring ont b'ue. reu anu
yellow rbhon for the horses by III" yard Ire Po"e'
were prn ipil contestants in tie mo NJ ara '''i'
afternoon ana little heats bcat hiGh win a'''''"
hope nrd apprehension , their faNor'"S passN "'''
the critical eve. OF tlr judge, There were PONIES
under the sndGlc md ponies In harness. Every sFIF
and size Of animal was represented from The shaggy
little shetland who ccukln't JUMP anything hehr 'n"'
cuLstone tie animal who ONLY missed being Jun
grown horse by half an inch Of stntue
The afternoon wound up with more Jumping i"'
Garden crowded TO greater degree ii'h o. any
previous day of the week. and the great mass VI Iro
DIE occ,pyinu the galleries and s~sts back OF th'
boxes evidently took the deepest interest III tN Ior
tunes OF the riders. The audible comment :" "''
spectators at a jumping contest Oh this hiia i ~
delcacly shaded that even II one shuts MS e''s Nv
can soc II oil in Imagination. FIRST upon INC '
Ike niur1nur o ten thousand voices there break niue
ripp.s OF applause tho horses come INTO Tue rne
The sudden soppage Of the flood OF music when mas
been Touring down from the balcony which hons inc
hidden musicians tells that the jumping II "p'"" "
begin. a subdned burst N laughter arouih ue s'r''
circle OF seats mems that somc uneasy pirate Is ce
general ruction in his efforts to free himself ron
~ the ,avorItos springs out Of the bunch and rs hcadeu
for the first barrier A rustic Of half suppressed
cxclamations as lie rises 10 IL, sudden sui'hee9 i"
the watching crowd holds It's breath while horse ana
rider poisc over the obstacle. and a burst OF up
p)ausc rs the polished horse shoes twinkle over ue
rail I'm snfetv tell story Of each successful jump
whe the swapping of fence rails. thc cracking OF UH
whip on the TANKS of obstinate stecd or chorus
of anxious excanntiOns mark the rfusai o' 'H'
disastrous tumble. an
The curtain Inter for TIE evening was u' ui'''
of the blue coated pol ceEnen from the Annexed DIS
trlct Twelve mounted police officers rom I'VE lh''N
first Thirty second and Thirty third precincts COM
peted for the prizes offered for the best trained "'a's
and most perfect appointments and vi lr"S' i"''"
four mounted officers formed an escort - ''' 'o'
were thlrty-slX men in line. -crS'ah' N"'o' WI" %
riddcn up Fnh-avc. at the head Of more par'u'S
than he can count. WAS In tomhh"' ''p '"''
platoons led by serscaats Cannon No"''''' anu
NcAv,ddv Tho bIue.coits marched and wheeieu Ill
omen and close order. Their ranks were strasn' d
strings and all the men sat rs erect aS 50 MANY
guards on sentry duty. Their horses w'r' n"' >"
spirited as those Of the PARK pofcch'eh' anu ''.N0
ouently the d?H WAS smoother than that OF l"oen'E
night Superintendent Byrac> and Ponce 'o'''h''-
sione,s Mc('ove and Martin reviewed tho ev0utiohS
NJ the mounted ssuh from the judges Stan1. -Nter
the SQUAD drill the twelve competitors canend aTV''
the RING one BIZ ons while the judges compared n'rs'
The lucky me-, were then called TO the stand ana INC
ribbons awarded in the following Of"cF' DUO ~
James GIIldlv OF the Thirty third Precinct r7f 70
Caoree n Unbburd and yellow to James Fmwley,
NJ the Thirty first Precinct. NOundsman herman
ohm NJ the Thirty. G ond lrecinct, WAS highly com
mendcd.
As the evening wore on the crowd became pro
die,ous Every seat in the house was hlle'' a. ne
promenade solid mass OF rlDo"lhS "ui'"i"''
The air was heavy With tlc odor Of roses ana phhS'
worn AZ corsage and buttonhole. When the Fourth
horses. as IA, the end OF the pItz" wnn"rs p't"or
xen $50 animals capcrcd about their way bach 70
the stells there no end Of fun fr INC b'O'"'"
who had to steer them through the frght"n'N prVhe
naders In the height OF ths excitement c"7 o' NV
uc, s,enper.. which was being h1ched up to a mail
phacton for the next competition. got gay ana Ie'
20 n kick at his mate tina, must have cr'cHed MS
ribs There wns a chorus Of little shTehs from The
women IN the neghborhoOd, and lively scra'h'ie VI
all hands for more quiet place"
The crowd n,nss-d in from, of Mr.. Dcnedicrs DoA
where Mrs. Cleveland sal at the rail iooiIhe as PRIV
IA eyer Women stood ny "a their places M" Sui'"1
Mt her through their lorsnctos. Men eiho"ra 'h'"
WAY into the centre OF the crowd 90 get nearer view
The object Of all this Inspection bore " - o"'
woman with Washington trimming can
Among the spectators during tie afternoon am
evening were Ms. ". X Vanderbilt. Richard t.
Peters MS :. r. narger Mrs.. Charles D pot''
Ms. w. Jay sehleiYrlu, Mr. and Mrs. George Goil"
Boucher T. F. Cushing, Randolph Robinson Mr'
md Mrs. Robert scdswice. Mr.. and Nh. {. q.
Franci.lyn j. Lee Taller, The Misses stirling. OF BaIi
more: Mr. and 9rs. Reginald Dc kovcr. Nh ana MIS-
Eugene Bogcn. the Kisses Cameron. MI ana MIS-
James l.. l,rcesc. Niss Ncier. Mis- NcAhNt". Nelson
Lewis Miss ogden. Mr. ana Nj. \. c. 'lapn, - H.
A. TrcmcrhccIc. Pnncc rJnintovAii. Miss 6co'iaa'm
wi,n,crarc Nj, Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. AMI
Mrs J. f. ID. Laricr. Mg AMI Mrs Marion story,
Nj and Mrs, e. 4. ,tcvcns, Mr.. ami Mr., Joan Blood
good Jr %r. and Ms. T. I. Havcrmcy"r. MiNa iiaV'r
never Perry T1narN. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marie, Miss
Hoe Mis- schcncN. MSS CiCy Mrs. Bu'ks Eorhe.
Richard Harding Davis. Charles belmont Davis. NJ.
md Mrs f.. F. Coward. MI and Mrs. Cooper Ilr"ltt.
Mr. and Mrs W T. strong. Miss strong. NJ. and Ms.
Herman Oelrichs. Miss Fair Mis-. iun!u9 Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carnan. Mis- Lc'ch Mrs Alfred
Youngs. Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. E>lcr. Mr. and Mr.. Ed
ward Rivcs Merritt. NJ. and Mr.. Prer Mollcr Ms,
Moller Edwin c. Moi'er Spauidne de Garmcnta,
the Misses de GarmcnGa. Mis- Emma Ives. NJ. and
Ms Charles \. Freeman Dr. F,Nsc,den cts. George
Enos ThrO7. MIS- EnUs. Ms, Nathalie Enos. Mis- Y.
A. PecArs. Nls, Thompson. The Misses Webb.
A. L. webb. e., W R"nscn Webb. G.. 'riSi-
ton Wrlb Mr.. cNA Ms IiiIcth BoodSood.
Mrs Frederick Nelson Frederick t.cbhard.
MIR and Mrs rr-nN pcn'pion. Miss Ia Montacn"
Mr. aua Mrs !icrrv g. Hilton. NJ. arA Mrs Albrr;
Hilton. NJ a'd Mrs. ]. Townsend Rlr'j"n. Miss Bn'+
den. william Nver~ j. ". GcTrl. j!.. "a rn.c d Nh
vsrro. Mr. ard Mrs. T.. J.. Garrison Ni-s Ot>. Mr..
and MIS-. Fernando iznasa. 'lss Adele GRANT M
william JaHl9y. Mrs. Frank winthrop 1hcO'orc
Zarcrs NrS. I.cnTv Acr. Mrs. Wilbur Little Dayf
II. Bdct~. !. J. i:air's1u. Of Lonion Mr. ard Mrs.
Thomas Iau'ion. Mr.. aud Irs. Einpk X. sturcis.
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Losli.arl. ~ and Ms II. Y. Il.
Kennedy. Mrs. J. C. Wcstcrrclt MIS- W,>iervc!t. Mr.
and Mr.. g. ". Carts. NJ. and Mr.. frd Allen.
Mr.. ard Ms. y. =. Collier Il. Mci'ch Haa'r-on.
J. Coleman D;f,vtou. w ard Mr., Tutrno Thayc.. o.
Boston: Nr arH N>. Duncan Eliot Nr. a1l
Mrs. Georcc De r,rcsi Ms he Ere {. Jrla'
Potter. } hn II. ravis Nis, Flora Davis,
Mr.. and Nrs. a. CIsS CgaGcM. EIscre Higgins VT
and Mrs. u. Mortimer nrol;s. Mr.. anl Mrs Chester
Griswol1. 7. Graz ttCvc,f. r. o. Beach Mrs William
Goddard Miss Hop Goddard Nr. ami Mr.. 1hoinns
Hitchcock. n. < GRAFT Center Hitchcock. Miss
Juhna Cgiiing. Miss Mary Cuitne. Barton wiring.
Miss jansen r. It. G-0r;c WalL"r, J. y. Gr!sTroid,