, 1862-05-30
THE U0RLD's HORSE FAIR.
Progress Of the Work and Premiums
Offered.

fo }carn that +bo ,,,o,a-x.,. oe +he Vor1d,z |
Horse Fair to be held n thIa c1tv on the Cd Of |
sen+emhar ,,avt have ,nanpursted active one-
r.tiona and With an industry and spirit which |
forc+ell the most successful results. The
interest felt in this Fair Is not local by anv
means. but ia manifested in every mart of the
North, and the most material assurances ara
being received bv the Secretary. Chas. n
Brsedon. ESQ. from the yarious states aron,no
that the show Of stock vii, he the fnest avs1
made In this country.
The grounds of this Association ara 1ocated
on State street, lust outside the sontb limits
Of the CITY Of Chicago. They consist of s,xtv
acres ofland. beautifur,v 1ocated we'll ad,nted
to this purpose. convenient and aceess;b1e
and have been leased until 1867. The State
street horse railway runs right to the grounds:
the Chicago and Rock Island and MICHIGAN
Southern and Northern Indiana, within a few
yards, the Michigan Central, Illinois Central
and Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne and Cinc1n-
natl Air Line Railroads within few blocks
so that all needed facilities for reaching the
grounds from all directions safely and pleas
antly will be afforded. Added thereto, they
are accessible By several parallel quiet streets,
which will enable those who desire to visit
ahlv.
Two tracks ard an exhibition r;no hare
heen constructed ona If t},aso +r,cEs ia q
mile in length. the other half mile. Each is
independent Of the other. but thew are 60 con.
strnc,e5 az to make the tshome strefeh,, IN
e,cb terminate at one fndoa,s st,nd and n
f5ont Of the centre Of tbe amDh;theatre The
exhibition rnp ia a1so ]ocated here. so that
the oreat centre os interest ;s retained and vat
,ooa ,.o,u ,ac,,raa f,on, all r.rts af 80
o,o1nda
The ,r,nbi,ho,+ra will Ia oho,+ I'm eao. -
1.n,,+h ~ .o o+oa ~, =, :.
IN nm neo,1a and eecnra II oocb c,,aoto+or =
complete view of the tracks, and r;no Al.
mittance to this a1nphitheatrc VIII he ten cent.
Three hundred t1rht stalls 1aree and com-
modious. are also being erected. These stalls
Biu be comp1cted the first dav Of Iu1v ,ffar
which time, and I'D to September 1st. 1892
they will BE FREE tn snch ~ choose to occnnv
them providine thev are left in 10 oood con-
d,t5on ~ when at frat occnniad and +bo
track and nrounds are to t,e fyee n the .,,bHr
axcan+ a. snch +tn,oe os +ho, ,,,o, 1,a =; -, g.
+he ,,n~noeos ~ oxh;h;+;o1, Dn,;,,o. 49, eo.
ts,r,snoa ~ +ho Ea;r obar,xo - -,
do, u,11 ha made for e.c1 et,1, nco1r;aa r.
a,Ha;no~ 7,a-, 80. o,,s 1,aas:~
Naoo+;at;an. a.o ho;.a -saaa s@ 11st1, A..
~a;,rsa.s 1,- .1-1,;o1, - - a1s,atez =. ~
f,ea +ransnor+o+,o,, ~ e+.a,- ~, o-,;t;t;s,, ~
.na fro,n +ha IT. erh;oot g.. - .1as 49," ~
1,t;one. a1ao +ha o.,.-;.,r ~ -.o,1a.e..s ~
ha1ffara Tha rasn1t oe @,,oao So .ar-..;ets. ~
In w. h.-nac.
Fs1ao;.114 ;ntsrast;aa rss.'ts. sa..u
--1~A @eS'n9 Ass'"ies W ene Aar
~ ~ a;r;saa A. ;..a ou 4as lio1.lls uofses
49,. ~ oao uue s's1 p1en1'
s.,,a.+s,aa. - orr 5000 'aos
- 1:,t -,,o 1000 ~1-r.s3 -, ~
0s1oo s'oo @o0 P.en1ulos MIL
except when otherwise specified. The last
week Of the Fair will be devoted In the main
| to the exhibition Of turf horses, The races
will commence promptly at two or three
| o'clock o. m. Of each dav named. as the Fx-
ecutiye Committee shall hereafter decide. The
time fixed upon will be announced in the
daily programmes published each dav of the
| Fair. The entrance fee for the premiums
named for the races will be seven and half
| per ceutum,
-
| TEE CIRCUIT CoURr.-The attention Of
| the Circuit Court for the past two OF three
days has been occupied with the case of The
| Architectural Iron Company OF New York
70. John Link. This is an action brought to
recover payment upon the iron front build
ing northwest corner Of Lake and Lasalle
streets, owned by John Link, the defence al
leging for non-payment, a violation Of con-
tract. The case was given to the jury last
evening.
unaa,.sea 0n1 ~ I;n ~, y, - ssso agul'enl ~
! a1eomhara >' ~ '' "l'i ~ 1'u'o 1| ienst I'll
Tn tho case ofp y sha-,oo1, 80 n r.,
den a ~ hettsr lnoE:n 90 10 so1ao, has.-
case the Roard of Edncotion havo f7,ed a., ~
sBer to plaintiff,s hill. nrayinp FIR an ;ninnc.
| ton to prevent the defendants from entering
| into the nurcbase of boo,s o7 at,t;one,v ~,
| the schools. The answer claims that tha
| Common Council bv and with the advice of
the Board have the power to use the school
tax fund for snpp1Vinr the schools with fnrn;.
'u1e' appai"sun' oe' @l1a' lne noaro nave the
en1ne eupesntenoence anu control OF the
eeuools, anu Ihas tne superintendent, under
| LIE ADVICE o1 Ine board, AaS the 6uperinten-