New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
CANDIDATES AT TRENTON.
GOVERNORS DAY FILLS THE BIG INTER
STATE FAIR GROUNDS.
GOVERNOR GREEN, GENERAL GRUBB, LEON
ALBEIT AND 80 900 OTHER PEOPLE ON HAND
TBY rELEGRArn TO rue rRIDuNE.J

AMI ooIOOO OTflEh PEOBLE ON HAND
PRIZES AWARDED TO EXHIBITORS.
rBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIDUNE.I
Trenton. Oct. 3.-It was almost a holiday here to-
day, the people came in crowds to the Interstate
Fair, and many employers gave their employees va
cation that they might be present on Governors
Day. Before il O'Clock there more than
10000 persons at the grounds, and by O'Clock tho
number had reached between 10000 and $4,000 All
were bent on having good time, and although It was
necessary to endure good deal Of Iostng and elbow
ing 10 get through the exhibition buildings, and from
0ne building 10 another perfect good nature pre-
vailed, and not case Of drunkenness or disordery
conduct occurred on the grounds. Governor Green
and General f. Burd Grub reached the fair by diff
ierent routes at about . O'Clock. Leon Albeit ar
rived later, having been detained at a luncheon In
Trenton given by leading Democratic club. The
three gentlemen met with number of prominent poll
ticians IN Secretary Muirhead's quarters and all
heartily congratulated the managers of the fair on the
success of their undertaking. They were afterwari
entertained by the directors, in their under the
grand stand, and made tour OF the fair Three good
bands OF music played during the day-in the grand
stand, in Machinery Hall, and In the Art Department.
Their notes mingled with the voices of the throng and
the organs Of the sideshows and merry rounds.
ducing spirit Of animation hard to describe but felt
alike by old and young
The negro woman with two heads, four arms and
four legs who sings alto and soprano at the same
time and cOnverses on a different subject with each
head was the star attraction which all determined
to see, but even the meanest Of the fakirs' made
money In the crowd of today
The phenomenal success Of this fair, Of which the
people of Trenton Justly proud, led TO Singh
lar result this afternoon The capital stock Of the
association Is 100000, all except about 100000 OF
which had been sold. The secretary only had TO
Intimate that the remainder to be disposed Of and
IL was all taken In blocks Of about $500 within few
minutes. The permanent buildings have already
cost about 100000, and the exhibition is clearly
dBtned he one Of the favore Institutions OF the
State.
Pcynaud the jumper, still suffering severely
with his lungs, and though he visited the grounds to-
day was not able to perform his fOolhardy feat.
The exhibition viii close tomorrow evening. The
awards on thoroughbred cattle were as follows
Jersey-Herd prize first on bulls, cows and heifers
heiers, II. j. Holmes; first on three and four
year-od COWS, and second on COW and hcifer,
Isaac Hunt, Hamilton square, y. j.
Guernseys-Herd prize and first on bulls, cows and
heters of various ages, william H. Dubois, Marlboro
yearOld COW, yearlmg heiter second herd. three
yesr-Qld bull and twoyear old hefer, William Lind
Ayershlres-Herd prize first on three-y ear-od bull,
hree and four-y ear-od cows and second on one ana
J. o. Magre d Sons, Elizabeth, N j.; second on
herd, first on one and twoyearold bulls and one ard
bull, Wniam LinO>dy, Elizabeth
Short Horns and Durhams-First one two and
three yearod bulls, three and four-year-od cows and
heifers G. ~ CarotheS, HustOnville Penn; herd
prize and first yearng bull and twO-year-Old
hefer, and second yearlng hefer and thTee-year-
old COW, Thomas BOak & Sons, Gerry, Chauauqua
County, y. Y.
Devons-IIerd prize first on bulls and COW. and
second on yearng and twO-year-old heller. W. II.
Jones & Son, South MonrOse, Penn; first on three
and four year-od cows and yearlings and two-year-
old heifers and second on herd, Jones Cogsweu,
Forest Lake. Penn. - :,
and one. and f0uryear-old cows q. W. Millikcn,
Youngstown. Ohio.
Dutch Bced Catto-Herd prize and first on one and
twoyearOd bulls yearling, two and threeyearod
cows and second on the last three, VI. b. Richards
Easton, Penn. second on herd, Il. b. Frankenheld,
EastOn, Penn.
Red Poicd and Polled Angus--Herd prize and first
and second on all classes D. l. Stevens Elkdae, Penn.
First prizes for chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese
OF various kinds were awarded to John Boyd, OF
Beverly j. and G. Rahusteck Railway Martin klea.
son, Rochester, N. Y; H. W: Vahle, Philadelphia
Richard c. Kaighn. Ellisburg, n. u John Fkin East
Orange; Edward Miller, White House; j. {. Maple
Trenton H. H. Harmer & Bros P3illPs6'Irg ,J j. n
b. Reed, Trenton; F. G. Bean, Fairview, Penn;
Hedges & Stewart, Elizabeth c. f. CarotherS,
FastOn and many Others. The exhibits, which
covered every kind and variety known in this part
~ IN numbered nearly 800.