New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
PICK OF THE STABLES.
INTEREST IN THE LIVE STOCK SHOW AT
THE FAIR
TWENTY TuoUs AND PEOPLE WATCH THE FIERY
ARABIANS THE SIX KENTUCKY MULE NND
TIE HORSES FROM THE STABLES OF


ARABrAys. THE SLY KENTUCKY MULE AND
TIE HORSES FROM THE STABLES OF
THE CzAR AND THE KAISER.
Chicago. Aug Il Horses proud stepping anu
bob.snlrited selected from the choice stables vi III.
world pranced around the arena III the DC ,nnn
stock pavilion in the resenee OF 2oooo pop, ao,
all parts of the earth at the WormS ran 49,,
There were p1nderons stations OF shlegs man, U.s.,
almost made the earth tropbe as they nlo'."' 90.
along with them came the hery-eyci heeVioo,o'
,iJ,r and Een;uckv ,tecds with shiny. sa'm
uL. coats There were horses from every o'a'e "
thc Union Of every grade and variety. IL ""' vs.
openlng OF the live stock slow al the "'oo 80
and # Is said to be the largest and most eo"'p'
show Of It's kind ever held on the American Gun"
nent. , H.
Horses were not the only animals shown III ''e
big arena There was n collection OF cattle qu''e 10
great and varied as that OF the horses. The eAhio
ton OF live stock opened to-day and VIII CLOSE oe'oo'
90 and each day in the mean time there WI" Nv
grand display OF horses and cattle III the I'VE s'"'"
pavilion The attendance at the opening to-day was
all that the management could have DESIRED II
shows that the live stock feature OF the fdir i u
popular one. besides the 1905 head OF cattle anu
1o17 horses there will be over 1sOo heal OF sheep
and 100 hogs In the south end of the grounds ar"
forty stables each zoo feet long and foriy-two ieet
WIDE equipped with everything to make cohiior''oe
habation for the arisOcratic comp'utors Win ''''
stalls occupied By the choicest possessions OF STOCK
rasers, the live stock stables promise 10 become ',r
centre of attraction. Every morning cavacade VIII
proceed TO the live stock pavilion where the Iuus''
will make the awards This was what the pavilion
was built fer. and Chief Buchanan expects every seat
Of the vast amphitheatrc to be filled every morning.
There Will be leaping and hurdle contests ana the
southern mule will be in for honors against the west
ern Jack. Tile mule question was serious one lor
time. Judge Jones, OF Columbia. Tenn. wanted the
great Southern product entered under separate cas'
fcaion. and lie wrote to every southern Congressman
asking him 10 stir mp Chief Buchanan to give the
mule Il chance. Finally that animal was placed III
a separate class and judge Jones felt happy.
The Gar Of Russia has sent twenty one horses TO
fine Fair some Of them have pcdigrees that run
back 1915 years and there are stations In the group
that 100000 cannot bny guard captain OF
cavalry F. VI. ImailoT was sent AZ special delegate
TO look after the horses. which We're from the stables
Of His IIlghness the Grand Dixie Dmltn. The horses
are classcd ~ standard Orloh trotters, heavy ana
light types: CrloH half-breo1 saddle or weight car
rlors for heavy cavalry service great feature OF
attraction at the Exposition will be the parade Of
these stables and also those Of the imperial stables OF
Germany
Nnctytwo newspaper men from S,uta Cmoina
were doing the Fair to-day.
Commissioner Massey, Oh l''li"dI'' VIII ""'' -
carload pf peaches from his state her" Tor Delaware
Day Wednesday. They the contribution Tor Inc
occasion by the growers OF Delaware. Governor K"p-
Inson of Delaware with his staff and delegation
OF congressman ard Senators are expect q I'd o.
on hand to glorify their state.
Illinois Day. Thursday. is being repeatedly a"'
nounccd by those who working TO make 1t great
I'm the history Of the Fair In special feature II
will eclipse all previous pr grammos There VIII pc
fun and entertainment for ybody from early
morning until late AZ night. Enthusiasts say mere
will bc half million people on the GROUNDS thaI
day.
All the park north Of the Art Building VIII be
brilliantly Illuminated Tuesday night. The state
buildings will cndeavOr to rival another in bril-
nncy and hospitality. There will be dancing In the
pnvions and the lawns. and refreshments Will BE-
served on balconies and under trees. There VIII b"
fine music. here. there and everywhere. All the
bands on the grounds will be In service. II VIII b.
West Point Cadet night. and gala one
Chairman Thacher II the Executive Committee on
Awards investigating report that serious irregil-
laritcs exist in the Austrian Judging. The chai ge
Is made that Alfred Taussg. son OF the Vienna pe r
fumcr has been Judging perfumery In place or MS
father who was appointed juror In the Department
of Manufactures the nomination OF the imperial
Austrian Commission. Alfred Tanssig. jr., Is also
nccu opening nogOla OIs for the sale OF medal
to \. Wcmer, Of Vienna, who exhibits enafneileh
The paid admissions at the Worlds Fair to-day