The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-07


Daily PrssraMns sf she New England
1888 Fair.
The following is the printed programme of
the Fair. Some changes may be made here
after, but it will for the most part be adhered
to:
TUESDAY.
8 IL A. M.-Meeting of the Marshals and
superintendent at Presidents headquarters.
IL A. M.-Meeting of Society and judges at
same place; Introductory Address, wnen IN
structons will be given and vacancies filled.
II M.-Exhibition of stock in rings, to con-
tinue throughout the day.
PIP M-No. IS; for the fastest pair of trOt-
ting horses, mile heats, in 3, to go in harness,
$500 to first 800 to second.
3P. Mo. So; for the fastest trOtting stall
lion, to harness. $400 to first, $500 to second,
mile heats best in 5. ~
Bp WEDNESDAY,.
81-2 A. M.-Mseting of the Marshals and
Superintendents at Presidents headquarts.
A. M.-Grand procession of all movable
stock on exhibition.
10 A. M-No. q; geldings and FLIES; three
an under four years old.
1045 A. M.-No. %; mares and peldinps
four years old and older
II IL A. M.-No. %; stations, four years
and under five.
2P. M.-No 81; for horses that never trot-
ted better than .3S, mile heats, best 3 in 5, to
harness, $3.50 to first, $3.50 to second
81. M.-No SO; for the best gentleman's
horse, owner to drive, to go in carriage to
weigh, including driver, $50 pounds, premium
OF one OF Kimball Brothers best road wagons.
THURSDAY. '-t
. 8 IL A. M.-Meeting of the Marshals and
Superintendents at Presidents headquarters.
ga. M.-Grand cavalcade.
10 A. M.-NO. 81; draft horses
IL A. M.-NO. 30; matched horses.
II IL A. M.-No. "a; stations, three years
old and under four.
.2P. M.-No. 80; For the Best Colts, years
old, mile heats in harness, best 2 in 3, $500 to
21-2P. M.-No. 40; For Stations with their
progeny first premium $50, second premium
3P. M.-No. Al For Horses that have never
trotted better than LAS, mile heats in harness,
8 in 5, $3.50 to first, 800 to second.
FRIDAY.
81-2 A. M.-Meeting of the MarshaIs and
Superintendents at Presidents Headquarters
GA. M.-Exhibition of Prize Cattle
91-2 A. NJ NO. 80; Ponies.
10 A. M.-No SO; Saddle Horses.
II A. M.-Address by DR.. George B. Loring
OF Mass; after which announcement of pre-
miums. sas 4 rs = As.
1P Mo. ~; For Horses that have never
trotted better than 2. 3d. mile heats, best in s,
in harness. 800 to first, $50 to second.
2P. M-No. 43; For Horses that have never
trotted better than 2 "a, mile heats, in harness,
in 5, $50 to first, $50 to second.
81. M-NO. a; Open to all trotting horses
mile heats, to harness, best in 8, 500 to first
$500 to second. .'' -, c ~
r,... a,- PRICES OF ADMISSION. t.
The charge of admission to the grounds will
be as follows: IN .Y.,,.--',. 5s
For single admission each day, 80 cents. al
Admission to the Grand Stand, an extra
charge of Is cents. s--'
For a two horse vehicle and driver, leach
person beside the driver to pay the regular en-
trance fee,) 50. go -al-s',sl .--.l.i -'n7al
The charge of admission to the hall will be
as follows: e EIDfLlLf 5<stpf
Single admission each day, IS cents. This
will admit the holder to all the rooms, Picture
Gallery inclusive. Fre " I-s1li ,7i7ff1
\ Tickets not transferable. 800 sl.f -43F