The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-21
PET H1IsTED,s ram.
Good Trottine TO Road Horses-Pets Fat
Cattie and Merchautabie Butter and

Go0d TrotttBg to Road Hor.es-Pet- Fat
Cattie and Merchautable Butter and
Eggs.
The twelfth fair Of the New Jersey State Agr-
cultural Society opened yesterday at Waverley be-
tween Newark aud Elizabeth. Gen. ~ Norris Ila
sted IL President. lie sat in gorgeous tent striped
Hkea mattress, and as the SUN reporter entered,
was eating three pounds of grapes. lie Ia round
aud jolly. The Sun reporter asked whether he had
any nicts 10 communicate in addition 70 those fur
nisued by the eataioguei "Nonc, sir, none. Take
q seat sir We're going to have the finest fair u,at
ey.y was given All ask is that you'll not mention
me Ian plain citizen, sir. go In for fat cattle
and stirring up the farming interest am nothing
but a plain fariSer, sir. ! go In for good horses,
good butter, and eGSp; and women lhlt ain slraiu
OF having children. NC MeIeupo ,u,d ar,,
the arrangements. Every bus was 70 have ring IN
his noee, and side shows wore fotbldden: Never.
theless, there was big horse on exhibition IN
tent, which was 19k hands high. Ne was once
driven before nre.proof safe wagon OF this city.
Bills announcing Horace Greeley's Essay on Fam.
ing were posted at all points. They stooa
above the pigs, and above struttng gob0iers
parrot screamed under one Of them. and little COCK
a-dOode-do bantams ctowed In their shadow.
The exhibition yesterday was In state OF incip-
ence. To-day the enterprise will be In full blast,
aud until the close on Friday, the attendance VIII
be large
Yesterday was the nrst day Of the races. The
first trot was for horses owned In New Jersey road
horses, owners to drive. The entries were Rosa
lie, Don Juan Sailor Boy, and Lylee The winner
was Rosalie.
SUMMARY
wAvERIEY, N, j.. Sept. e0.-Purse ti00 road horses
to road wagons, owners drivingi mile hvats, lin
nrst, second and third moneys.
T.. Dunhams m. Rosalie.
g. Hedden's b. &. Don Juan.
Z. Iawkln.'s pr, q SAILOR Boy ...................
Iime.ii61. isl
Rosalic won the race and FIST money, Don Juan
second, sailor Boy third
The second trot was for horses OF three minute
class. The entries were Farrants gray gelding:
LoZers brow stallion; GERMS sorrel mare List
ner, Coulter Little Mac, Buck and William There
was protest against Lislner for having beaten
three minutes, He won In three heats.
SUMMARY.
wAvRRLKY Sept. 20.--Pur.e 500 nrst. second, and
third money; for horses that had beaten min
uteai mile heats, IN 5. IN harness.
q. ". DmmicE's b. Z Listner................... 1
y. &. GERMS =
j. a. LoZiefe d. e......
Farrunts G. e.. r. Heweu's Coulter, j. and =.
Klo.z's Little Maid, r. h. GOlloway's Buck, and q.
Churchill's " iam also started, but got no money.
Time-2:i6, 2lG, sex. LstUer Hrst money, Ger.
rim second Lozer third.
The tLird trot OF four year olds. The entries
were Clinton Mad, Gypsy, Maggie Monroe, and
Highland Mary Tue race was won by Maggie Aon-
roe In three heats.
SUMMARY.
wAyERLrY, Sent eo.-Purse SIS for rour.ycar.o,ds
owned IA new Jersey mi heats. IN o, IN harness.
H. Dempstcrr y. m. Maggie MunToc............. J
G. y. Reeves b m. Clinton Maid. ................
u. \. Graves m II ghlnnd Mary.............
Timc-SjiS &i6t. S:V.
For to-day three trots are announced.