New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18

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cor,mondation.
In ,oes than an hour after the opening Of the
afternoon session the promenade was fairly well
ouod and the number of people in the boxes
and galleries was greater than usual so early
IN tho day Two classes devoted to ponies in
harness and in saddle were quickly disposed of
nv the Judges The portly Charles +. Bates
added TO his numerous trophies the first prize In
the next competition. for the best cab horse and
best-appontod private hanson cab.
HEARTY CHEERS FOR WHITE WINGS"
Probably the most general outburst Of cheer
ing that has been heard since the show opened
vaq that which greeted the nine horses and
carts Of the street Cleaning Department. Each
stabIo sent a representative team. and tho
snlcndid showing made by the Department. and
tho civic pride which they aroused in the breasts
of ,h, hundreds who watched them was SHOWN
nv the hearty cheers which arose. with each
cart newly painted and completely appointed
even TO broom and shovel. and with cach man
and horse looking spic and span III SHINING mar
ness and clean uniform. the teams tro'ten AROUND
the arena on all sides the opinion was hearo
EXPRESSED that Tammany, if it carried OUT us
alleged intention of getting rid OF Coiohei
yva,ir- yould have n hard task in keeping the
Department UP to It's present standard OF per-
lection.
colonel Warning and his Deputy Commissioner
Mr. Gibson were among the group Oh street
Cleaning officials who watched with inc Keehest
,r,orost the oarade OF the selected horses from
the different stables MANY of these horses'
with n possible understanding OF the dis''hc''oh
thew held for the moment. pranced and caVorted
around the ring with all the airs and grace OF d
thoroughbred.
John Kelly. Of Stable A. won the hrst prize OF
$50. while stephen Ferretti. Of stable G, ana
Daniel Donnelly Of Stable J. won 'he se''''' "''N
third prizes respectively.
AN Upset IN THE TRoTrNG CLASS
The only accident Of the day occurred dur'h6
the pacing In the ring Of the twelve ro'terS c"-
tered In the class having record OF 30" :"
better Mr.. Hayner. who was oiiN'"s q
1jnneman's Dan orth. ran his rig too near to the
boarding around the ring and was o'ei'u'"'u
Involuntary EXPLANATIONS Of alarm were heard
from all parts OF the Garden. but In moment
Mr. Hayner sprang to hts feet apparently uh-
hurt. and assisted in controlling the s'af''e'
horse In this class Mcssrs G. j. and IL. nam
,r,s Tho Abhot caught the favor Of the Judges
Colooal Lawrence Kip's beautiful mare EnoIet''
whose graceful action was frequently applaudei'
obtained second honors, and 70 James W.
Cooke's Altamont was awarded the thiTd pace
MR. RATES GETS THE COACHING PRIZE
To many people the most Interesting eAh'o'
tton NJ the afternoon was the class set aside
for teams OF four. not under ttteeh Minus
shown before a coach or body brake. Louis ;.
Wormsers nne-lookng team was one OF inc
earliest to "eet the gate" and finally the strug-
gle FOR first place was narrowed down 10 inc
teams belonging to Charles r Bates Z. W.
DaFp
Apparently there was not much by which 20
choose. for the Judges were long In max
ing up their minds az to the best OF the three
turnouts The blue ribbon was however,at last
bestowed upon Mr. Bates whose modes,y when
receiving rosetteB is as marked as his rotundlty.
Mr. Jordan's team go; the award for second
place. and Mr.. Whitneys horses were decorated
with the yellow badge.
THE GARDEN THRONGED At NIGHT.
Tho promise that the cooler weather would
bring an abnormally large crowd 20 tho show
last night was fully borne out. AZ one time In
the course OF the evening IT was estimated that
there were not fewer than fourteen thousand
people present. The promenade was damned
with a slowly -moyng mass Of humanity while
every seat in the boxes and galleries had i,s oc-
cupant The scene was one OF unusual brill
lance, color ana beauty. FROM i"'I'y -'''' u
ST. 70 Th,rtieth-st MadIson-ave. was almost
blocked with waiting carriages. as were the
cross streets between these points and 20 ire
mendous was the crush that II was nearly mid
night before the last Of tho visitors found their
carriages
The most important class Judged during tho
night was the Corinthian class OF jumpers.
About a score Of competitions were presented to
he nd "a "A
Gus sitting out the awards were given In the or
der named TO Mcssrs H. +. and Thomas Clyde's
imported Kathleen. Warren NJ. Healy's kenslng
ton t. s. Reynars Huntress and Harry Payne
Whitney's Hurricane.
YESTERDAYS AWARDS