New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29

fabrics In the office in the Floral Building the
Judges are busy preparing the final lists Oh
They look well disposed enough TO nave uecluou
that every exhibitor deserved some kind OF prize
To-day they expect to have the lists ready
With the arrival of the afternoon trains yes
terday the crowds grew larger ana 'he c'ies "
the side-show people were energetic ana hopeiu''
Tho rumble Of the frequent coach was heard along
the roads The smart set was perhaps ho' -
numerous as heretofore but later. when the weather
took back its not too gentle hints of bleaSness
and cyclones. abundant sunshine MADE the seem
more attractive than ever The police con'ihueu
their vigilance in ferreting out wouid-oe iaA'S'
and told you with bit of ostentation how soine
sbollmen" had been run off the grounds and lodged
IN the White Plains lookup. Another story was OF
daring thief who had snatched Nii ol o''i'
from an old gentleman about very properly ~ pay
Cor his ticket 10 the races. A righteous crowd
gave chase and the pckpocket was taken 10 coih-
pare notes with the shellmen. But all TINS uiu io'
nrevent a certain whirling red and black machine
from nourshng visbly behind the grandstand' oie
venturous damose from the coaches looked on win
her escort and then put a quarter on the piach'
..iust for the fun of the thing. you know, as one
does AZ Monte Carlo" The bystanders stared at
her in bucolic amazement Perhaps they enVied
her repeated winnings.
The horse show stalls filled with long
row Of coaches. brakes and drags e. [. Hoy'
with a party. and went back last night Others
BY this time may be fairly reskoned as sra aay ,nsrs
with a party. Another party. INCLUDING Thomas ss
Dimond, Mr.. and Mrs Cortland =; HSnstings, ana
iewis's party drove from Tarrytown. Miss Helen Helen
Benedict and r ar and mrs s' Edw Rf
had Go Scac sh. run 10 Of ,b pe3 ,RTons ana "4
The races and the morse Show We're carried on
simultaneously For TIE former the entries s W ws
dcuy they all succeeded ii f iaTins nrob 4qGs
started hGTever h nt I 0sen Al Long after the
winner had crossed the line the resi- weIe b n
Sssu after Te p10 sa o i2 'e judges sa" Inc m
2i5 classNWon by Lee Floods Edgeight; time
Mack: sT third. 6. Weeds's Bob.
2s3 class-w0n by John DAYS Editn e; fWe
In the horse show prizes were awarded BriarcN
and iioxton farms for first and second in the best
hauling contests for farm teams, ana IN me re-
Minnie got first prze in the class for lles between
three and four years. with w. A. tane |AvSi'I !,
Dickerman's Portrait first. and J: c. De La Vergne
Linde Rose second For par TGadsIerS sirng
NJ and Nepia; W. H. Taller's VIII Florence and
perb black stallion Fashion, with three Of his get.
were awarded first. and George Green Ruius
over 152 hands the order was Dckman Brown
to be Louis stems HerTni, and Chester; second.
UNDER 'i Gfieen hands F. NJ Fulton RS Marpe
the lucky one with Mrs Marion Story's imp Lady
Richard +. Carman took the prize for best tandem
driving and there tie for second between
Mrs Thomas Maitland and Charles $. Bates, jr.
Mrs Maitland knocked down more posts, but also
took more difficult turns than Mr.. Rates The best
'sngle depot rig" voted TO be W. X. H. Mar
tins because his the only Vehicle competing
that had a place for luggage. For park team and
coach Thomas A. Maitland's was the only entry.
The jumping class went TO Mr. Harriman's Hungry
Jim, ridden by Robert Potter, and second 70 the
chestnut gelding Westchester. Of the Westminster
Hunt Club The spectators mostly stayed for the
excitement OF the Jumps and II was after dusk
when the horn OF the last departing coach sent It's
the hills.