New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Amusemenrs
Queens County Agricultural Fair.

Queens County Agricultural Fair.
This very successful Fair was Continued and
closed on Friday, the crowd Of visitors being stll
larger than it Was the previous day. The yisitorr
after looking at the grand show Of fruits aud vege,a,
bles, and the small show Of other things, seemed
generally Opposed to looking up acquaintance s.A
looking and waiting for something interesting to ap-
pear upon the track; but they looked for il in vain.
until after noon. "Saddle horses" were then called
for, but only two answered 10 the call. This 10
about in The proportion at all borse-shows and
Indicates that we are not nation OF equstIlsns.
Ills TACT Is made evident, 10 our disadvantsSe, In
81 our cavalry regiments. After long waiting.
time there was a little excitement over show u
horses Tor tr0,ting speed in skeleton sulkes which
are all well enough on a race-course, but never
shouid DO admitted upon the grounds OF an Agricnl-
tural Fahr However, 1t amused the patient crOwt,
who came 10 be amused rather than Instructed Is
WAS sfterward nsttnctcd far or the eight OF extra
ordinary good hor.es oou d do it, for there was q
civalcade OF remarkably fine ones. In this Toros,o
Chief aud bis COTS aud Others Of Mr.. Bowne
horses took the lead.
There were, during the afternoon, several little
trials Of speed, both in harness and under the saddle
for The AL a.emenr of the crowd aud to determine
the winner for the best double team, which came Of
too late for me TO witness.
AT o'clock, Mr. Harold declared the premiums
awarded and then the preIt crowd slowly dispered.
did not learn the exact receipts, but they could n
have been LEES than $1,000; 80 thai, in p,cuniary
point OF view q il L. most successful one ever
held here, and more 90 than country societies gen-
orally are; and owing TO occupying the race-course.
the EXPENSES were ght. Tbs will enable the 90
ciey 10 otter very high premiums at it, next Annual
Far.
1 give below the names OF all the prize winners
and their TesIdences that l could obtain up 70 the
inc left, without specifying articles fully.
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL socIETYs ANIMAL
FAIR PREMIUM LIST.
List Of persons receiving Ps~n1m' on Durham Cattle
Samuel c laoer, ko.yn. joan H. Brewer, tosSing; K
broAne, Flushing " iism h. Ru,hniors, Hempssssd; T.
Or Devo5.-Ed g. Fall. West Farms; Henry W. Anss.
On ASrSaire..-psniel v Smith Glen Cove
On Aid-ruey--John Aiony Newtown; r. z. ThocaA.
20 tn hemp'tead; Patrick Ryaa, North hempsead
Ing; Csu9an JsHlaica' John H. brewer Flushing; Ben
Franku, Fn.lins R)bL w Whis Jericho: q. Van Disc.
hew'owB h. fsirciid. tlushins Michael Boycs New
town. sieph Z. BOVINE, Fo'hinsi iLos j. Jackson Gsa
On worsinr oren.-RObt. w. White, Oyster Bay; w..
On 'a' Hor.es SUD- r Jackson, Flushing; K...r
FlD.hios. Root w White Jercho' Dan O. Jones' Flash
ins s4l W.ss. North Hampstead saIai COX. Oystsa
Ga Brood Mar..-Ed. NO.r.nd, North Heup.,..d; San
Nu.tfs, Nouh mp,seld Hon. w. Allen Great Neck
P.s'. ki,saui, Flushing; Pete Hurst, Newtown.
hls ched Hor.e-sJo4n 4 Bort''' Ae@P'tesd s'RGsa
Flushing, Geo w sandfid, NswO~n Jane. Moore, Ms
h...s Ben Strong @ iSha A. kins J.~ ss,s
more Gr,a, Neck Ben ii Downing tiuhinsi Dan J.
Jsss a. 5i:1' ssssJ oys s'y p F. b s..
town; Hulet New-He.aps,.ad 4. r. kAAen, FlusniDgS
f.s9S s.sg Mani Letting kss. W Whit.
Jench. D. X. Hal. OeIcoye; u. L. Elliott Newtown
On hesp-Geo Brad,l. fiashius saml Wanssr. oyssss
On swine--simon n. BOVINE. Flushing; Oliver CreotA
NrwtoHn; Mcdonald Co.. Flushing; Mich,s Boyce, New
On Poalty--Clsrkson Pea,sl. Hea pstead, EN- w
NsTs-n Msny s l. T,DI Nss1Ts Fysa s,s
F.a.bipsi neary IS. Allen. tire.s Hsci
Ca D.ry frsdae,s-MI. +: c&,;sr North H5s%pss.a!
Mrs. Susan well Jamaica; Daniel sserman Cedar swamp,
On era.p~ben Wood, Manha.se,t; Ab'm Bedel. Hemp
stead Jane. Lott, fu.hi.s Geo. Sea Ing Glen Covs wv
II Van Giehs Great Neck; ioan b. Lor Flushing wilsts
On Four-wm Hamilton Son. Flushing
On Ve.ctebes ana Koois -TO~Lseud d. Cook Locust Vd
ley; Mcdonald Co. Flushing VIM And-r'on. Nsw.ows.
Charlie. ID. Dsmo'e, se~to~n; geo ". buHe"s Sew'or.s
bs w.0s u.sns .y .. John &
dysr, Oyster Bay; O. L. Willard Oyster Bay; Mch.:a
sS Di j.@.ic.; " Rsrr Ns~sowa; JeSS Mi, New.
town. Peer Hay.,s5 os:s. Bay Ins fRSSIss' n sss
.,ssd; Ja. c. DUN Hswtown; ssmi waaser Craas
swamp s.mq Lord Newtown Tho. Foster. New,owni
So .,h Locust Valley, J. Van wipAle. Nestowni J. w.
Coles. Glen Cove; Me. q. J. Price Gen Cove
Fushius; " u. Hail. Glen Cove; 4. Burrows Ne"townI
Gs0nsi Marsh Astoria Ds'i to-ieI Robert Bonner 3
Fu.hing; Iohu BrownsOn. Oyster Bay Jos Lawrence,
Flu.inns. ClaIk.on PesIssu hsmpsteadj H. NJ Bovine.
wneu Weeks, Glen Csyes MI't Emily Miet'' VIM.
Bridge. John Corcrun, fustDf john Brosnso1. Oyses
Bay. Nm :. Robin. Ws.tbanyi the Rev wm Anderson.
Aewto~n; WIN u %ilkin. Flushing. -, sam,
Ga Flowers ann Triple. MauhAssett; w. c. Wusons
cur Hoyt Astoria; John CsdDess Flashing; Isaac Blu
chansn Astsria; Paron. Co., Flushing; w. A. baIEss
Oleu Cove; Mr. jas w strong Ne"'e"h' Wv "n''-s
Astoria; Daniel ". strong Newtown
B-., pi,psy OF CaTras es-Wm. Ellis. Flushing; C. a.
Jordan. jamaica s. b. CIes'man Jamaica hensd Afns's
Newtown. -
Hou.ehold Marufsctures-Mrs Fanny Seaman Roekswsyv
Mrs Cnss Cook Ne~town; Mrs. Raj MEs. slnney Jsnsb
ca. Mrs Bgr ksruooi re~town; Mrs Ienard Mrs. Abn.
brekman Gen Cove Mrs III zAbetn Luke Glen Covs Mss
& LawteIce Flushing; Miss c. :. pebevoise NewtownI
Mr. Goldsmith Newtown, Ms Lswrence, Flusains Miss
Arabe.s u. Rec.