New-York tribune., 1896-05-08

rd wheeling into line brought forth rounds OF
uplause from the spectators
After the drill the cayuse was brought INTO
he ring and the real fun Of the evening began.
me little cayuse had profited by his experience
u Tuesday night and began his kicking tactics
early In the game. officer Bavendam maze the
frst attempt to catch him. The pony enjoyed
the chase He ran and plunged and kicked ana
vhinnied When he whinnied the people iaugheo
Tie cayuse turned short corners ana doupieo 80
mddeny that the officer was surprised. lie grew
red in the face and painted, but the cayuse hao
the best Of It, Once he scared the Judges anu
the grooms by throwing his heels uncom1ortapiy
near their heads. In fact those heeis lie"
around like leaves in a storm he lhspiieu
wholesome respect on the part OF Oincers new
amb and Pratt who followed Bavendam' as wen
Is the last named, who developed an amusing
cautousness early in the game. Ofiicer fra''
received kick in the shin when his turn caii'e'
Then everybody agreed that the cayuse was 100
swift" for the meeting, and the chase orohe
up Afterward the men were Juogeo OH e'e''
points" with the following result First Omcer
Cullen on Sport black gelding. prize szo; secohu'
Officer Kelly on Prince, bay gelding' prize slo'
third. Officer Shay on Bob bay gelding' prize siV'
Superintendent McKelvey and Inspector NC
Laughin watched the drill and looked pieaseo
at the fine appearance of their men.
The men who composed the squad were Onicei'
Cullen. Bavendam. stoothoff. Kelly. Myers. camp
BELL Callahan. Shay, Tompkins. Clerk HioooH'
Newconb Rigney, Finn. McElroy and Pratt
The box and season ticket holders were iate
- usual In arriving but the attendance was do
sooo as on previous nights
some Of the spectators were party composer
AMrtnur Kemp Frank NJ. Ware, j. H. Shuits, ~
=, I =. nyoe and Richard +. Carman. Ihey canIe
I've. S. N tne afternoon on Mr.. Carmans Iour,,n
u.u1ea. ra. and drove TO Howe's Hotei LOT JIM
vi, attending the show afterward. Other new
rofx visitors were: George b. Hulme, DR.: Cnaries
p-,uts nooerts. Nspenard Stewart and Malcolm
Dao"n. IN Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lattlns DoA
Isaea "r; and Mrs Henry T. Body, OF Staten
n. nanu. IN President W. n. Dykmans box were
Joseph ats ansn W Seward weop mr. Mnntarn amu M
NJ s' =; y .. richardson. Miss Richardson. Mr. ana
hov harry Kingsley. In Timothy L. Woodrun
NJ, were Police Commissioner and mrs
sS"ss. MI and Mrs Franklin woodruff MI
W% ny AIRS Nilsson. DR.. Burchard and Rodney a.
ws'u. r. n. Sproules box party consisted or
s.S ~ Ailred Barber Mr. and Mrs. Paul d. Bern
scr.Nss MISS Thorn, Miss Daisie Sproule Edward
y2m1er and Mrs NJ. ]. Sproule. The guests IN
49, "aloridges box included Mrs. A. {; wal, II.
~se Z. s. Burr and W. c. Burr. In BOX zS
DIE mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Barnes. Miss Beatrice
s~snes, John Arbuckle and Mrs. Jamison. 9th
present included Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Macy. Mrs. Sweetland. Carl Waters Colonel
Isn L. Dixie. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Tooker. Jr.
H. Seaman. Harry c. Du Val, MI and
AZ l.. Candee. Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Litcn-
On, ass Mss Marion Smith. MI and Mrs StuTgis 1s,
ms4@ 49, Mr. and Mrs d. NJ. Morrison, j. f. Tai
A. ~ jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Dodge MT
Ars Charles A. Moore and Morton w. Smith,
~e Richmond County Hunt