, 1862-09-01
THE WORLDS HORSE FAlR.
WADlTl0N OF TaE GROB gDS
AND BUILDINGS.
Entries Of Biooded Stock
Facilities for Getting There.

Facilities for Getting There.
r. '1s.t " Tue grounds of the Worlds Horse
sau anofos satisfactory evidence of thu er.
.ent and completeness Of the prenara.,ons
ue,ns made tor the great exhibition which
-" open VI tuesday. In former fssne of
lne TRIBUNE these grounds have been ac,n-
!aeely described; we propose in this article
80 nouce some among the Numerous lots of
ho1ses already on the ground, which viii
compete tor the liberal prizes offered. r.
1ofe Fpeaklpg OF these, however, we should
STATE that the various buildings erected with.
IN the enclosure arc now in state Of read;-
ness to be used for the purposes tn wb;,1
they nave been assigned The amphi-
1neatfe Is stupendous structure.
capable OF comfortably seating from
m2m f,5 = lihtrty to forty Thousand people, who
n snhe+an9y us npiy protected from the weather By
a a.sat5 asuusiaoti9 ROOT 4 large pagoda has been
erected within the ring, Tor lhe accommoda.
tlon q - The Judges, the bands, and the reoort-
eIs. ihe stalls for horses are numerous. and
~ sn.h nSster anaty than are usually furnished
1r.1sS - AntuA4uus. VI course there is no
tasa taeh " uoo11s, at which a'1 who are in at
tenaance at the Fair can be supplied with
everything needful for the inner man.
IL tne horses now on the grounds are fair
sample OF those yet to be entered in the Iists-
tee poo4c may expect to see rare collection
of plooded stock during the next two weeks,
ara1a aneng og me iots already entered, is q fine
monght here BY Leven Z. Dorsey, ir,, Of
Eden, jefferson county, Kentucky. One Of
Tie finest in this lot Is two year old baV
mare, "N9rma Gold Dust" noble animal OF
rare Travelling qualities. A beautiful sorrel
also attracts the admiration Of all who see
6eE. The same owner also has several verv
me stations, which are fast trotters and Of
Unsurpassed symmetry Of form, which Wi1l
make some sharp bids for the ribbons.
J. B. Parks, Of st. Matthews, Kentucky, is
| on hand with his celebrated station aEdgard
Everett This horse is six years of age, fl
teen and half hands high, and model Of
oeauty, strength and agility. He has taken
large number of premiums, the first in the
/ west, At st. Louis, in 1860, when only four
years OF age, competing with many fine
| horseE, among them the famous ETHAN Al
1eD,' which took the first premium, E?erett
receiving the second He is superb animll
1or stock purposes as we'll as for speed. Hs
size is the noted s'Black Hawk,' lis dam, the
Arabian mare sAfarg Keller"
There are many other noble horses which
attracted our attention during brief circuit
around the grounds, and which will be pro-
per1y noticed in due time.
FREE RIDE TH1TuER~
The Chicago and Rock Islald Railroad will
run train to the grounds to-day, {Monday)
leaving the depot on Van Buren, street Ut
to Wit the grounds there and back free OF
charge. The train will leave the fair grounds
to return, about six O'Clock p. m.
THE ENTRY Books OPEN.
The entry books will be opened this (Mon.
Gat) morning at . o'clock at tile Secretary
Office on the fair grounds. Entries will be re.
ceIEed IN each class III to the time the class is
called.
WHAT TIE RAILROADS DO.
In order to prevent m1sappreEension, and
for the Information Of exhib tors and yi5itors
to the fair, we repnb1ish the rates adopted by
the different railroad lines converginE here,
Tor transporting stock, vehicles aud passen-
gers to and from the fair.
TRANSPORTATION OF STOCK.
The following roads agree to transport stock
aud vehicles for exhibition at the Worlds
Horse Fair, to be held at Chicago, September
I'd to 18Th inclusive, At regular stock rates to
Chicago, and return the same free, if accom-
panied by the certificate of the Secretary of
The Fair, that said stock has b7en on exhoi-
| tlon and has not been sold. groom, riding
in the car with stock, will be passed free to
and from Chicago, with such shipments-it
being distinctly uuds rstood thYt the company
furnishing transportation as above shall be re-
leased from all liability for DAMAGES to ship.
merits, both ways: Michigan Central Railroad;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad; Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Cnic ,g1
Railroad; Illinois Central Railroad; Chicago
Burlington aud Quincy Railroad !; Chicago AM
Rock Island Railroad; Galena aud Chicag;
Union Railroad; Cnicago and Northwestern
Railroad; St. Louis, Alton aud Chicago Rail
= road; Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad.
: TRANSPORTATION oF PASSENGERS.
n The Michigan Central, Michigan Souther
l. md Northern Indiana, and the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railways agree t
= sell tickets to those desiring to visit th
= Worlds Horse Fair, on tue first two days c
d each week Of the Fair, at sixty per cent. {
,. the usual rate Of fare to and from Chicago
- good to return at any time during the Fai
% and on Sunday evening the 14th ct Septeu
y her, provided they are endorsed or stampe
"a by The secretary Of the Fair.
a The Chicago e. Rock Island, Chicago
- Northwestern, Galena s Chicago Union, an
II St Louis, Alton s. Chicago Railways agre
TO sell tickets at all stations on their respe,
tive lines during the first three days Of tt
R. Fair, at sixty per cent: Of the usuat rate,
1e and from Chicago, said tickets emitting tt
uolttI W u ANkA1u pA.oaEtE dut Lll1t An't
- the Fair, and on the trains of SUNDAY, tia l4t
ID Of September, provided they are endorsed
d. stamped by the secretary of the F lir.
% The Chicago y Milwaukee, railway agrees
49, sell tickets At all stations on the line durit
'e- the fai-, at If pr cent of 1he usual rate
IL charging full fare to Chicago and return II
he holder Tree, provided the tickets are stampt
- or endorsed by the secretary Of the Fair.
The Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line rallro:
ts agrees to sell tickets at all stations on its lin
I<1r1z n$r r4H-$f x1F& &1HT
re lar rate to and FROM Chicago, good to retu
~ during the Fair, and on sunday, the 1ita
September, provided they are stamped or e
r. dorsed by the Secretary ofthe Fair.
i've FAMILY TICKETS TO TIE FAIR.
Id Citizens desiring to attend the Fair, al
-. wishing to avoid the crowd at the ticket
~ fees at the grounds, may secure family a
of carriage tickets at the City Raileay otise,
,ad Stale Street These ticket5 are sold at
Iav count of twenty per cent. from the regul
ri rats Of admission for single person OF c:
-. riage-
~ roL1cE CoCRT on THE GROUNDS.
:1n 4 regularly organized police court will
I've opened on the grounds for the trial and pu
hi ishment OF diforder]y persons. An adequ:
nh, police force, organized by the Board of Trat
viii be kept on the grounds day and mig
d. thus insuring order and freedom tron a1l 8
no5ance from disorder1g persons.
An ape cal to the Women of the We
by Working WUmaa.
OF Within thirty days, our country will hay
III mi lion and Of quarter men in camps or on
cps battle fields. We have sent out our frier
las' and our nelghbors, and yielded up our fathe
Ing our sons and our brothers to do service in t
asse hour Of peril. They have gone nobIy, as
Icy csme mrn. Our prayers followed them, q
ose at their suferiugs our hearts will be touct
1ea With sympathy.
ave Have re anything more TO dos We can,
70 attend them in their wauderiugs and ex
ian sures, and sit by them to cool their parcl
lfly lips when fever overtakcs them. Fain wo
I'm we bud up thtir wounds and ward az
Que deaths hand. But VIC may Lot. It is woms
'1sn lot to wait and watch. Often we Eould
NY borne part in many time Of trial vi
$40 there vas no place FOR us. But now the
TOTS Of esr call on us for all our devotion,
m. our eacrifces. In the days OF the Reyoluti
,r-, the EomGn By their courage and endura1
~ gave strength to the warriors that fought
last blttles of freedom. Our cause is no less =
the thy than Was theil's, aDdzthe wants OF
n3v sick, the wounded aud the dying c. An nevel