Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-24
The State Fair.

1I1C 0GSSO0 E d1T. Continued Suceess-The Races Yesterday
 Additional Premiums.
 The attendance at the State fair at Meriden yesterday, although large, did not reach the number present on Wednesday. The hotels were crowded and the boarding houses were also taxed to their utmost capacity.
 PREMIUMS.
 The following additional premiums are an. nounced:
 First premiums to George H. Bright of Bridgeport pied pouters white crested fanfais red pied pouters black S. H. fantails, yellow wing turbits, red wing runta black boot booted tumblers, red de blue bald do yellow barbs, yellow tumblers blue do, red carriers fantais red archanges yellow do. blue crested fan tails, white booted fantatls
 Levi E. Coe of Meriden, first premiums for white barbs do turbits, do pouters do dragons do Jaco- bins.
 blue English owls black wing turbits. blue do, black African owls. white do, yellow English do, red do J. H. Waterman of Meriden, first premium for red Jacobins.
 Antwerps and blue carriers
 FOWLS.
 Silver Duckwing Bantans, fowls, L. c. skinerni chicks, J. H. Waterman.
 Yellow Duckwing Game Bantams-o. G. Harrison on fowls and chicks.
 Black Breasted Red Game Bantams, fowls J. H Waterman: chicks Levi E. Coe.
 Dark Brahma Fowls-Arthur Rogers, first; chicks, Charles H. Sleeter.
 Light Brahma Chicks-David Marcham.
 Partridge Cochins Fowls and Chicks-Sherman Hartwen Washington, Conn.
 Bun Cochins, Fowls and Chicks Sherman Hart well, Washington. Conn. Bronze Turkeys-Sherman Hartwen
 White Leghorns, fowls, David Msrcham; chicks I B Clark.
 Brown Leghorns, chicks, A. E. Little.
 Black Leghorns, William Bowers.
 Rose Comb Brown Leghorns, chicks, Mrs. M l. Naples.
 Black Breasted Red Games fowls, J. Shute.
 Yellow Duckwing Games, J. shute, for fowls and chicks.
 Black Batavia Games, William Boners, New Brit Japan silkies. E. A. Todd, New Haven. for fowls Plymouth Rocks, fowls, c. A. H. Bright; chicks, Black African Bantams, fowls, Edward A. Todd; Rose Comb Black Bantams, fowls and chicks, J. N White Guineas, old, Edward A. Todd.
 Pearl Guineas, E. E. Smith.
 Common Rabbits, Arthur Batten
 Grey Squirrels, K. N. Bill.
 Incubator Edwin Dayton of Meriden.
 Grey China Geese, Edwa I'd A. Todd
 White China Geese, David Marcham
 Cayuga Ducks, E. E. Smith.
 Aylesbury Ducks, David Marcham.
 Pekin Ducks, David Marcham.
 Rowen Ducks, T. B. Clark
 Muscovy Ducks, W. w. Clark, jr.
 Additional premiums for cattle have been awarded as follows:
 shorthorns- Sweepstakes for bull-Linus Birdsey. Sweepstakes for cow-M. W. Terrin. Herd-M. w. Terrill Bulls Three -year-old = Linus Birdsey. Two-year- -old-Linus Birdsey. One-year-old-M w. -Four-year- -old-M. W. Terrill Heifers- -Two-year- old-M W. Terrin. One-year-old-M W. Terrill. Jerseys-BuI- Sweepstakes Lyman A Mills -Sweepstake-Samuel C.. Colt. Herd-samuel two-year-o1d A. B. Colgrove; one-year-old, Thomas Fairclough. Bull calves-W. S. & H. E. Savage. Cows man A Mills Heifers- s-two-year- -oid-samuel c. Colt one-year-old, Charles R, Christy. Heifer Holsteins or Dutch-Bulls, one year old-M L. Stoddard. Calves-M. L. stoddard Heifers, two year old.M; l. stoddard , One year old-M. L. stoddard' Swiss Sweepstakes bulls = c. F. Mansfield sweepstakes-cows- R. Fish. Herd,Wm R. year-old-C. F. Mansfield One-year old-John P. Purple. Calves-G. ". Harris. Cows -four3year:old Heifers-Two-yea -year-old-Geo. ": Harris oneyear- old-Wm. R. Fish. Calves-C. F. Mansfield. Herd-J. Nelson Borland. Bu1l-three years old-J. Nelson Borland. calyes-E;W H; w. Tillotson @ years old-E. W. & H. W. Tillotson. Heifers- one year old-J. Ne'son Borland. Calves-J Nelson Bor- land.
 Grade or Cross Breed stock-Hcrd of one bull and five cows-JamesA. Bill. Cows-four years old.C. two years old-James A. Bill. Heifers-one year o1d-John Swain. Heifer calVes-Edward Malley. Exhibition of Discipline-One Yoke of oxen or steers & H. Peck, half or first premium; James A. Bill half of first aod second premium. Exhibition Of discipline-Pair of trained seers three old by boy under eighteen years old, D. L. Yale.
 Exhibition of Strength-The oxen to be tested on a stone boat and the load to be moved not less than four feet in a direct line, s. H. Peck.
 The races for to-day are as follows:
 230 CIAss-PURsE $20O.
 c. H. Yale, Stamford, oh. g. Claremont.
 George Nelson, New York city, br. g. Brown Dick Disbrow Bud, Rye, N. R., Dr. m. Rose Bud. John Hard, Stratford, br. m. Emma. i. J. H. Lyon, New Haven, b. g. O. A. Hickok.
 THE TRoTTING-A NEW HAVEN HORSE WINS. The trotting was as follows: In the three minute class there were seven entries. Four horses trotted. The race was won by the bay gelding Willard, owned by Jacob Bros chart of this city and driven by Jarvis Joslyn time 2:394, 2:45, 2:414. The first heat was won by Farragut, time 2:42,. Willard taking the second, third and fourth heats. In the 2:37 class there were eight entries. The contest was very spirited between chest nut mare Olive, entered by J. H. Lewis, Stratford, and bay mare Highland Win, en- tered by D. Strong, Winsted. The first heat was taken by Highland Win in 2:34, the sec ond and third by Olive, time 2:33, 2:324 i; and the fourth and fifth heats by Highland Win, who won the race time 2:324 and 2:324.