The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-07
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
Thu crowd of Wednesday at the New
England Fair at Providence, was complete
ly overshadowed by the crowd of Thurs
day. Good estimaters set the number of
people on the ground at o'clock at TWEEN
ty-ffve thousand, and it my safely be said
that there were all Of eighteen to twenty
thousand people present This gives
CERTAIN SUCCESS TO THE FAIR
1t is believed that the receipts will be
upwards of $50, 900 for the four days. So
well is the fair carried on, so perfect are
the arrangements in every department, that
the great crowds are easily entertained and
there is very little confusion or disorder
If the people turn out Friday in goody
numbers the fair will close in blaze of
glory, and all will be serene and happy
with the New England Society
EXHIBITION OF STOCK AND HORSES.
During the forenoon the various grades
of cattle were brought out for exhibition
before the committees, and after due in
spection the premiums were awarded. The
premiums in other departments were also
generally made out. Exhibitions of horses
occupied some time during the day, and
many fine displays were made The gold
medal special premium, which is the high
est gift of the society, and has been con-
ferred only upon tearnaught and Young
Morrill,, was to-day awarded to Mambrino
Thatcher. This bars him from further
competition in the New England Society
The young stallion is under seven years
old. His quarters were visited by a large
number of persons.
THE RACING
brought out . 80 and 9 34 horses in two
rather exciting contests. In the first there
were six entries, and all of the steeds ap
peared for the trial. The race was taken
by Hudson's bay mare Princess, which won
the 2 40 class yesterday, in three straight
heats. The following is a
SUMMARY:
New England Fair Thursday, Sept. 8,
1874 Race nf 80 horses for premium
of 5000; 1925 to first, $50 to second S25
to third; mile heats, best in to harness.
p. W. Hudson, Norwak, Conn,
Ms ~ m. Princess ...................1 !
7. S. Foster, Providence, MS. br.
III Proctor......................
j. $. Parks, Providence. MS. b. S.
Harry Whitford ..........,..,......3 3 3
w G Sheldon, Providence. ms. b.
=. Qnarryman ..................."...4 1 8
c. w. Richardson, Providence, ms.
+. m. Jennie Andrews...............5
A. B. Sprague, O1eco, Conn. IS.
Providence Maid.......,............d dist.
Time-2 AT; ? Al 2;2 SO.
The race for :34 horses was well con-
tested, and afforded good deal of pleas
ure. 1t was captured by the gray geldirg
Gray Dick, owned in Providence. APP
pended is
SUMMARY:
Same place and day. Race for . :34
horses, for premium of S500-S300 to
first, Sl25 to second, $50 to third; mile
heats, best in to harness,
w. La Rose, Prov, ms. z. G,
Gray ck.........................1 l
w. j. Sheldon, Prov, ms. b. z.
Ira Brown.............,..,,.. 8
L. 5. Carpenter, Prov, ms. CHI.
m. Lizzie heeler,,.,",..,.......2
l.. b. Brown, Prov, ms. br. &.
Billy phens.,...........,.4
Time $50 1-2; ? al ? ;37 Ia; ;3S Ia.
THE STOCK SALE.
The sale of the Kansas Farm stock was
continued Colts, fllies and brood mares
were sold to the amount of $4,000. The
largest sale was $40. The balance of
the stock will be sold tomorrow.
A discussion, upon manures and their
application was participated in by DIR. Lo-
ring, L. II. Hyde of Stafford, Conn, II.
b. Alcott of Manchester, Conn, Jonathan
Angel of Providence and others.