New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
TIE yEWENG1AyD Fam Ar NEUH4rEN
THIRD DAY--THE CROWD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN THE FAIR-THE SIDE sHOWS-ENIIIBI-
TON OF MATCH HORSESHOE CATTLE.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
IFROM Our NPLCIAL CORRESPONDENT

IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
NEw-HAYAy. Conn, Sept 3,-This is the third
dav Of the Fair and the continuous stream Of human
beings from al parts Of The State st flows into the City
of Inns filing the hotels till not handbreadth OF room
Il left Last evening meeting of the Far Association
was held AT Representatives. Hall, at the sateHousc,
which was presided by Heut-Goy Hyde
Of Tonand, Connecticut. A discussion was had on
the subject OF different breeds Of cattle and the manner
of raising them Col Needhain gave his experience Wh
Ayershres and Attorneys. His conclusions were that
the best breeds wore those to whom the most skill had
been applied ia Ieedlng me same rue "nch aIpeo 10
crops applied with equal force TO cattle The subject OF
using steamed food for cattle discussed VIM Birnlo
Of Springfield Mr. Everett of PRINCETON. Mass and other
gentlemen their views, but difference OF opinion
tendance at meeting which proved much Interest
The Floral Department was crowded al last evening the
SOME disrSy Of howefs Il is certainly very agreeable
place to while away hour after the fatigue Of day
amid the dust. heat, and crowd at the far
What really distinctive feature OF THIS ialr Is me
shows upon the ground which might AFFORD quleh study
AT the last session OF the Legislature some shrewd
agrculturist secured the passage OF law which
prohibits the establishing OF any booth show swing &c
al .. o mile OF an agricultural far 30 the man
ayers on H. occasion have charged fee 70 the various
classes OF shows 10 come upon the grounds ana nave
thus turned handsome penny You 40 sooner enter The
grounds than noise, dubbed music as Internal as Chinese
drumming greets your ears ana you D9eOne aware thai
female player with snakes Is mere that wild men, and
deformod men, and animals are present IN force The
hOarHe sh0ungs tine man WIN me WohuclW heh are
heard The learned pig u READY 10 PICK mp the aPhaDet
in au astonishing way The hoLse-tamel shouts himself
hO1Tse 70 the multtude ana tc idJ woman euH1atte
undey while the ten cent stamps come ia slowly
al Occasionally three monte IeIlOW gets
of down among the catuepes where inc locust cinDs
are scarce and with rough board across his knee yy
plies his game amid crowd OF green ones WHO get pt
and fall back for the next Inc inevitable indian win
bead cushions, is here, looking decidedly harm
less. These people, with those who =, eater to
uon buildings and make the circle complete The morn
ing to-day Is occupied ~ showing hOss upon the track
in eases where speed is not considered. This is not
very attractive part OF The programme ana the lncleas
ing crowd look through the other departments or await
patiently the trOttng, which really tic life aud at
When the bells ring FOR the horses the track bcseged
and an other parts Of the exhibition deserted Fat
cattle aud fat women mowers reapers GHd wlDgers all
appeal alike in vain for RtentOn for prancug stecd
upon the track mas Gapuyated the popuaee Yesterday
took place which interested the farmers not
tla II vas the monster OK General Grant belonging
to Carlos Pierce OF Boston. He is white, and weighs
600O pounds. hi tue b ard room building an exhibition
Of miscellaneous articles consisting OF sewing machines
dry goods, Photographs peffumerles nat store SHOWS
pianos and divers other things which altogether present
an attractive appearance ana urcW RoJu ulHly Nlt-
os Tie exhibition, however is TOO snail Tor Idlr Ike
this, aud shows lack OF enthusiasm IN that department
thatls to be regretted, for IL field ia which there Is
room to DO many eredtable Thugs which would make
the place an important well AS interesting one NJ
noon An exhibition OF match horses occurred which
made ripple Of excitement IN the crowd and received
attention. Sixteen nne horses we're entered when,
with their tine equpages, made an attractive show The
teams from Connecticut and Massachusetts, This
was followed by caYacade of cattle, ABOUT 200 Ia NUM-
ber which headed by the baud ana the marshals I'm
grounds for while their return to the cattle pens.
ne,n0on Like yesterday, this afternoon witnessed
great influx Of people They came on foot In carriages,
ana on the cars, uhtl aJ ioch hei ny, II MOI iuy'
5000 people present overlooking inc great stand
and surglug around the track until the line OF eager
sghseers reached almost about the haliine circle Az
o'clock tile trotting commenced:
The first race-for four ycar-Od colts, mile heats best
two In three in harness. $3.50 70 first $50 to secondwas
won by Hymen In two straight heats Ia dOjs and 2i2
The second raceor horses that have never troited in
public than mile heats best three in hye, IN
harness. trst secondwas won by Richard
Nevos Old Put entered by Dan Mace, I'm 236t 23l 239
Three races will take place tomorrow ana VIII con-
Clude the fair.