New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15

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WEDNESDAY
Tie weather is fine; yesterdays long rain has made
everything pleasant, and the attendance Is large cas
of people differing from those usually attracting attention
In Saratoga GIL tho streets and crowd the grounds
The objects exhibited are waved and large though there
are some dchcienGos.
ENTRIES oP SHEEP.
give the names only OF those having sheep, which in'
IT, L. LoriiIard, p. 4Iowand, s. & W. s. Allen, Yer.
comes vi; H. NJ, Holmes, Wellington County Isaac
Freeman Beuis LlighsJ Oscar Granger Son, SaGdtOsa
A. }. Spring, Grecnheldi a. &. Wqrnng Saratoga H. %
H. c, Holmes, Quokar SRnnss; Hoyt g son. Eoea ae
Hooseck; J. A. Harwood Rupert, VII j. HaycrlAl d.
Glcn's Fslsi Il. Rider, Cambridge; T. d. Hinds, Bran
don, VT; James ;han, Saratoga william ChamDefai'
Red Hook; C. Ilayn, Rcd Hook; Boxer HaTeen, Com
stocks Landing; j. J. Yiele Schuyervc; :. q. Smith,
Talfno1n; H. Hunter, Ketchum's Corners; j. Il. Dcyeo,
Northumberland; W & W. II. Warning, Saratogai W.
B. DIusmore Staatsburg; T.. y. Hardin liatfoEd d. W.
Perry, North Hoosacki Percy d H3l'n9ack, doi T., H.
Cuts, Orwell. VT. II. Brtmer, do. ID. w. Child way
bridge, Vt. w. Dorand, Saratoga; d. w. LARK, JIM
VT; H. & N. Burgess North Hoosacki H. Burgess uv
j. H. Spmguc, Waltham, VT; Thomas 81 steele, u w.
Mason, and n. Il. Wheeler Nernonti H. IL bsiilTi'
Newlork; u. LOOMS, Windsor LosA, Cohn.i ~ y
Boughton, Waterford; W. Baker, Mcchanlcsylllc; -
Douing and S. r. Due, New-York; Wolcott CamP9cH
New-Yor Mills; Z. Gezlcy, Pleasant Plains; ). D sap
mOG HsT W ra iH? o. HoShd Auburn David
son, Chaon. Certainly this very ohs is Oi sHV'P
exhibitors.
have never seen so large show Of poultry Meny 90
not know how much attention is paid to this business
and partly as curiosity give list Of the different KINDS
silver DorIncs: black white and silver Polcnds; French
fouls Rumpln LeghOrns, Bun Shanshals, Builen Ora! -
Brauson Pooas Black Spanish, Tartar games, Sumata
games Earl of Derby, Indian Mountain games blacA
Gombnrq Dominiques, Sea.brieht Bantams, Red Ban
tams, Java Bantams, Ncuken Bant ms. Pyle game
SPECIFIED Java game, Black Grow game, Ales3ury DUCKS
two kinds hiuscOng South American and Cuban ducks,
Hopin ducks Cavura ducks Black Palm aud White
ducks Beside these Guinea fouls, bro1zed turkeys
one gobbcr weighing 80 pounds and Wild Bremen ana
African geese. Then there are II different KINDS OF
pigeons, macy Of them very beautiful
HOGS.
The show of hogs included among othor Cheserwh,ts
improved do Yorkshrcs Sulok and Crosses Cheshlres
ard Beks ires thought had fine shows of hogs
before, but ANYTHING equal to this Many "ere
very fat aud heavy, and all wero clean as any eeduea
To see half dozen fine pigs enjoying themselves al we
maternal font gives the spectators idea of cOnnuba
felicity.
On the whole think ! have never seen poorer snow
of cattle There is very little good stock OF indeed any
except thoroughbeds. There arr perhaps hundre empty
pens There are few Durham and Devon cows, but LO'
near enough for a common dairy was told that all mo
best graded stock has been sold Of the county. Hardly
II is difficult get 20 Saratoga WITH stock and great com
plants made about the difficulties IN getting many
other articles hithcr.
EVENING MEETING.
At tho opening Of this meeting, Mir. Could President,
read the decisions the TRIALS Of mow,H rcapes' &c
The document IL very long. give further substance;
CLASS Three mowers were prominent: Buckeye No
TO- u. l. Clipper No. Is, and Woods No. D. vi thtSc the
subbc Of The Two FIRST were sgy shortest but Tor oven
Bos and snoothncss ofcu for adaptation uneven ground
md TO different kinds Of bottom Of grasses and 10
the Gdminbc way in which the grass was eil ior dryg
tho cutting Of the three macn, Was nearly all that co4d
be asked and oil marked ~ by the Judges ueaohs
perfection of work. and they were tic Only ones mus
marked. In clover the following were the marks Buck
eye, 40; r.. Clipper y; Who'd, -. a..
On the whole tho judges give tae preference 70 the
Buckeye for quality Of work.
1886 Ii; Red Clipper, 1900 bi Woods. ls5,l 10; On
another occasion in the above order: 25.l3 H.; Bb.2
~: 257 50 H.. There was ambiguity on account OF di-
ficnt lengths Of cnt aud trails we're had toa7eTgc
bat the whole in this respect they Go not decide when
AS abityt, break they decide that the Buckeye best
is provided against accidents, and They've It prsersleo
They think too that tho wheels Of the Buckeye Will on 81
those # the Clipper. Sul they speak hshy OF e INNS OF
Of the Clipper For another reason, they think the BGck
eve duabe, which is owing To TIC advantage aken
TO get ny tnc slow OF fast motion viii be'cl geHhg ana
the second fIs with spurs The Buckeyes side dram was
- H. Clrncr b. and Woods Oh; hence, for ths they
ciye II Preference They gisJ give preference i1 poTa
lli.y b,ceuse, in moving II ods IL ban completely over
the frame. Ihoy also eye mo p,eleiehSe III 10y a.
management on account q the folding ~ the hhEeiar'
Hence they avad the sod media! to fiat q Co. Tor tue
CItss5.-D. NJ. Osborn & Coz Reaper received The
premium for quality ard wsrk, ensc IL drliii duIably;
simplicity fachy-heuce the gold medal was awarded
CLiss 2l.-SeC Rqicrs.-Thcro is long description Of
different trials with five different machines Ihey give
kinds of work, though the dram IS 1J-9 pounds greater
than al competitors
CL1ss 3.-ComJ7ed Morcrs and Rcopcrs, Hand Rakers.
There ara seven competitors: were peculiarly well
adapted to difficult work; nearly alike as to
make judging difficult but they give the gold medal TO
Woods machine, principally for Us durability.
CLASS 4.-COmbiucd Keepers ruth scJ-raSiHy or drop-
p,Hc ottachmept-Therc 10 competitors, and the
trial was long, close and difficult Some had superior
points; but Williams, Wallace ~ Co.'S machine, having
The greatest number, got the gold medal
CLASS 5-Seyeral competitors but none Of them found
worthy Of the gold medal.
CLiss 6.--God modal awarded TO X. L. Allen, entry
No. 81. No more hight on the subject.
SECOND PREMIUM.
Glass Twenty dollars to the II. ]. Clipper be-
cause it came near getting the gold medal
Glass 2-Twenty-fyc dollars TO G. Wheeler
class 2l-To c. G. Bradley & Son, No . prize Of S25
class 81. +. Harrington cnuy ~; 50 cash.
Class j.-To Seymour, Morgan " Allen, 50 cash.
CLASS 7-Horsc- Porer Iiclined Endless ChaiH.-A
long account, and gold medal to Il. and NJ Hardin
Class s-Horse-Po Leccr and SweP.-Dow &
Fowler The machine described valuable power, &c.
Gold medal recommended 10 the Executive Committee.
CLASS 9-IeA-Lorse Ihrosher and CtaHer-Same
party above, with what substantially Is the Old Fotts
machine, and premium recommended
CLASS 10-Tgohorse Thraster and Cleaner combined.
Gold medal recommended to r. & NJ. Harden.
CLASS l3-Horse Rakes.-Seyera competitors, and a
lo,r account Of the trials. TO Barker Sheldon Co.
gold medal TO A. b. Sprout $2j II. ~ Tracy and r. s.
Carver judged worthy of second premiums for horse
rakes with and without tho suy attachments Tor 'hey
reason that such machines greatly are needed.
CLASS lf-Hay Tedder.-llerrlngs Tcddcr was judged
worthy Of gold medal for the design as 1t oyercomes
many difficulties in other machines, but 1t was re-
fused because the workmanship was inferior Cordially
approving they forced to condemn poor
Glass I5-H0rse- Poorer Hay FOrks.-Four kinds cont
pleted. Gold medal awarded 10 j. Mansfield IL Co.. go
10 Chapman Hawlcy Co.. which last was because II IS
applicable TO barley and oats. second premium or
equivalent is recommended for A. ID. Sprout for hapoon
fork
This s ALL part Of tho report was read After that
fruit discussion. Mr.. Wilder, from Boston, and Others
spoke. The grape and wine subject was discussed
tBy Telegraph
THE STATE PAIR-THIRD DAY.
SARATOGA. Thursday. Sept l3 1865.
The attendance at the State Fair very large. IL IS cs
tmated that there were 10000 persons on the grounds to-