New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST
lEREAT INTEREST IN PREPARATIONS
FOR THE MONMOUTH COUNTY
HORSE SHOW

Long Branch n. j.. July 10 (SpeciaD.-There was
Spirited bidding tonight at the annual SAFE oi po
for the Monmouth County open air morse sno"' -
rhe excellent prices realized show tnat in'ei's' "
mot on the wane There has been little else 70 'aiN
sabout this week besides the borse show Every Gay
,brinrs additional entries. Additional prizes con-
1inue IN pour in TO the secretary as the time lor
holding the sixth annual exhibition advances, i"o
new ones were added this week. the eoh'fiD 70
being Mrs Norman l.. Munro and ROBERT . NAo
'Creery. While Mrs. Munro has been hoiie i'oi.i -"
Turopean trip only days. she has not iost ih'ei
&c, In one of the most attractive features ol the
North Jersey coast. Her prize Is FOR ponies uiuei
141 and they must be driven by women VINO must
NE owners or relatives of the owners Dealers ana
professionals are barred.
Nr McCreery's prize is for children's ponies not
sxceedng 122 TO be driven by children under '"eVe
years.
Arrangements being perfected by secretary
<asey for additional train service Tor the hlsht
exhibition on the evening OF July ~ "hiIe INC
initial night exhibition last year was an unqueIheo
success this seasons closing programme WILL Iro"
present Indications eclipse 1t In many Respects
n asst wears night exhibition an experiment
n, was so successful that additional features VIII
DE added this season, which is sure to increase H.
1erest.
The grounds are being put in order. and no ex-
pense will be spared TO make the sixth annua
exhibition Of the Monmouth County Horse eho"
the peer OF them all .
II has tust been learned that Mrs. II. " Thorne
widow OF the late Inspector Thorne, who recently
sailed from this place to England. expects 10 De-
come heiress TO an estate worth mi!hohs it S naIs
Thorne writes to relatives In this city TINS Week
that the fortune due the Gorton family IN IN Nan IN
chester England, Is in fair way 10 DE setteu up
soon. William +. Palmer and Gilbert Faimef' Oh
this & ey ir0 are eTs Gacb 70 cnS nS although only in its
fancy is hourshing organization ana nas totber
nuch toward bringing the cottage Colony ntbng prvi
Seges which confined exclusively 70 fnenlpes Is
of the club. stand second to none along 'no 'eiS'S
At the annual election OF officers and committees
enrR der rRe r. smith PRESIDENT P Sanford Ross vice
breeeiSent. ~ w r Evans secretary and treasurer;
Hxecutiye ,,oTI SGmTl''gg n Evans rs wsshington Wilson
Chauncey S. Truax and Richard Deeves W0meh ne,o
n Cook. Mrs. r Sanford Ross Mrs. washington
Wilson Mrs THONGS T Kinney oy,a MrS TnS later
fecretary of the committee and Mrs. IruaA Is
Patrons or the Norwood Field Club are interested
An the two tournaments-one for women ana ~, rne
other for Will mot end 8 un nT the close Of
season when the player IN each contest RECEIVING
ese,an1s ene I1s' tn the women's tournament Miss
Naething, Miss simmons, Mrs IL n; BIowI5Is' S IIs
Tsw won the mems handicap cup last season
Miss Watson the successful contestant IN me
Arrangements are about complete for The dsdiSa,
eon of the Tace Harper Wing 10 ane ane of interest
no the summer folk inasmuch as its superintendent
Mrs Wam D. be HaPST Wing OF viii bs deddaed on
"Wednesday afternoon at S:9o o'clock Governor
Foster NJ VOORHEES, is expected to be present ana
take part in the ceremonies. The exercises on
Wednesday will consist of address OF welcome
by Mayor Augustus Chandler Colonel John A
Mccall, who is spending the summer at NORWOOD
Park; the Rev. DIR. I. V Brokaw, OF Freehold and
the Rev Samuel D. Price. OF Shrewsbury, will
make addresses. The Rev. DR.; Maitland Alexander,
pastor of the First Presbyteriap Church. Of PITTS
burg son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Alexander, Of Sea-
bright will perform the dedicatory ceremonies
srhe Rev; II II; p. Roche. rector OF st. Jamess
Episcopal Church. and the Rev. William p Can't
well rector Of the Church Of our Lady Star Of the
Sea will offer prayer during the exercises. Ex-
Senator James A Bradley. of Asbury Park. is down
for address.
The Rev. Donald Sage Mackay, the summer pas
Etor Of the Elberon Memorial Church will arrive
tnext Friday. DR.. Mackay is his way from
Europe having been absent since the first part Of
May. He will preach on Sunday. July %. The Rev
IDr Burrell Will fiji the pulpit Sunday. The at
fIendance at the Elberon Memorial Church Is un-
usually large The Sunday school continues to in
screase each week
There dance at the Elberon Hotel Saturday
aa1ight and a delightful occasion IL was.
= II. F. kean. a brother of United States Senator
NJohn Kean, jr., OF Elizabeth IS at Elberon. Mr.
>kean is at the Winthrop cottage
qcb He'd fo-do for