New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
THE MONMOUTH COUNTY HORSE SHOW
MILITARY TOURNAMENT AT
LONG BRANCH

Long Branch y. J.. July y (Specian.-The eighth
annual exhibition of the Monmouth County HORSE
Show ended tonight in a blaze Of glory Four nun
dred entries and the largest attendance IN the ms
tory OF the exhibition is the record. Horse SHOWS
by electric light not an innovation at hoHS-
wood. They have been in vogue for several years
and so popular have they become that il would be
impossibity to have successIul eA
hibition without this feature.
There was not a hitch in the show from start 10
finish. the hfty-three classes being judged within
the time limit to the satisfaction of all
There was good representation from all the re-
sorts along the North Jersey coast. Summer VS.
itors were present from the Picturesque Highlanos
on the north 10 Point Pleasant on the south. Then
too Nevr-York and Philadelphia contributed their
quota, friends Of the exhibitors from both cities
being present in large numbers.
The .rize money was well distributed. Since the
death - Mr.. Bates. who generally got most Of the
blue ribbons. the cotagers have taken greater in
terest in the show. Not that they disliked MT
Bates and his entrias-for no winner got more ap-
plause than he-but mainly because there has
since been better distribution which mas created
more interest among The cottasers; ,,,,- t,,,r,b
The horse viii sun be king. the blue ribbon win
ners, Of course. having the right OF way There
as well, for after the Judges rendered their de
cision those who lost submitted to the will OF the
No one is disappointed in the result Of The eighth
anxious exhibitor who thought that he ought to
heSe won several prizes which some one else capt
ID. and the fair maiden who would like 10 see
an exhibition every dev for the remainder Of the
season.
After the horse show. there is generally a lu
bnt those who guide affairs in Long Branch DO mot not
meets in sight al Elkrood Park under the man
asement OF the Gentemen's Driving and Field
fciIvwoe6 IN about three weeks there viii be
something TO attract visitors each week until the
There is disposition the part of the mana
gers of the military tournanent-Who pS me me va @
wood ParEto raEe the nrst tournament Of the
this means the hardest kind OF work put When
o;Donohue and a few Others are working together
great things are generally accompLtshed- ,,..
to stay and the public can rest assured that when
the programme is completed this year il viii in
clude the best that can he procured IN that par
ticular line ,,.- ,,.ou, ,,,+
little in a social way Long Branch Last night
a horse show fete was given at the Hoily"ooa
At the Scarboro Hotel the women OF the delplhg
Eena society gave . n4aaa. s u Yer. n3tronesses
The concerts at the West End Hotel continue TO
attract This is one of the best seasons in the his
tory Of the hotel. many as eight hunnreu guests
Norwood Park has been. trifie slow this week.
ASIDE from the Meeky 6anee n at snea sne gT To-
Elberon, too. has been quiet The sale OF me n
Bioomingdale Of New-York. was reported early in
the week.
M Of The bs h9 8ehhs hsd The ffer danoe for ft
vas held between and O'Clock. after wflch the
0sH[ Mr. 'a7 and rS Mrs Daniel Edwards will
week for a trip Duluth. Wis. They VIII be ab-
sent a couple of weeks.
The Rev. Thomas s. Hammond. pastor or the
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. North Long
Branch viii MI his pulpit tomorrow, afIer an 40,
sence Of six weeks in Europe Mr. Hammond
spent most Of his abroad visiting his parents
al Staffordshire. England.
The Rev. J. T. Shaw and Christian Brehm. OF
Long Branch. accompanied by Loren Holdridse, OF
Trenton viii leave next week for European trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. De Witt Seymour are on a TWO
weeks trip to the Thousand Islands ,
Mrs William n Harper. of Norwood Park is
spending the week in Workmanship.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson A Flock. OF New ork. are
guests DR.. and Mrs J. A Booth at their ocean
cottage.
Among the late hotel arrivals -
Elberon HOTEL T A Clark George H CORNISH
A Morgan OIcott Albert Gould Jennings, T. w
White and James A Farley. Of New-Hork -
Scarboro HoteI-Miss Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs; II
Kahn. Master Kahn. ": J; Hirschfeld and m Alnert Z
n Oberfelder of New-York. and A W. patterson
and Herman n. Bauer of Elizabeth.
Brighton Hotel-Otto II. Dodge j. H Callahan,
] ! Harold and P. J. O'Donohue, of New-fork;
Harvey s Smith Of Utica, N Y; /. J. KarroI. Of
Syracuse: J J. VI. Donnel. of Buffalo, and O. F.
Hanrahan of New-York. -
hollywood Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. l. V. Watch
smith OF Chicago: Edward Long. OF WilkesbaTTe.
Penn, A. Frankenthal. L. Galentlne ana MISS
Amelia L. Brunhill, Of New-fork