New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
A FAIR WEATHER DAY.
HANDSOME BABIES WIN PRIZES
sMAIL CHILDREN THE ATTRACTIONS

sMAII, CHILDREN THE ATTRACTION
p1AIys-A SUCCESSFUL FAIR oLo''
.rother fine day favored the people OIL "os,' , w.
Couuty yesterday, and they attepeed ' ~. =. ,,+
Plains IN large numbess. The crow" .,,on, tho,
as ON Friday but there we've more -, ,,ot
on any previous day Besides the TO-, ~, thoro ,rer,
drew everybody to the big agricui'ui -' - has.
two good trottlng races bicycle 'ou' -,
WV So So s.,oon ascent and parachute drop
- - a,I,, o,toved The feature oil me uay'
houovar ras rho baby show. Ihei" "eIo '"0i'S''No
entries ~ habv bows and girS unuer '"o So",S 'i'
from several surrounding to"i'S A"o9 ""'o an "a
hnJ,od bv tbeir mothers ON large pid'iorih d. o"e
side of the tent. and mos VI .no'u W. ~ ~
embarrassed by the crown OF curious sp'V'a'ois a'
tev soon began 10 oTy pioeousN'
70 me secretary, was on hand with some
- as candy he had brought for the occasion. and
So as 90 far restored that the judges could begin
20. ,rork These were Mrs Theodore f. Tompkns,
'. vor,town Mrs. J. f. Marshall, of Mt Vernon. and
Iobp Embree, Of Yonkers The judging was done
nv points beauty. health, weight disposition, etc.
and when the ordeal the following babies
received prizes Boy one year and not two
wears old Leslie II. Corr. age fourteen months. child
of Mrs. Arthur Corr, White Plains; girl over one
year and under two years Ethel O'Nei fourteen
months old. daughter of Mrs. J. I. ONeil, OF White
Plains girl under year. Leila Green, eleven months
old child Of Mrs f. d. Green, of New-RochelIe boy
under year. Freddie BIT ton monlhs oIu, soh vi
Mrs. James Brit White Plains.
The other entries were Mrs. Mary Harriot, OF Rye
Neck baby boy Roy, four months; Mrs. Nj. E. Sher-
wood, Purchase girl Matte F.. eighteen months;
Mrs j. Allen Yonkers Nellie, six months;
Mrs. James z. Collins. Dobbs Fefry'
boy Davis, four and a half months; Mrs. Eugene
Clarke, Yonlers. Dorothy, twenty-five months; Mrs.
f. l. Cox. White Plains. Lulu nineteen months; Mrs.
w j. slader Portchester Bessie. twelve months;
Il AliCe. eiohePn months (.
Mrs. Philip BIander White Plains, Walter p. fifteen
months: Mrs. David McAndless Hartsdale, Ida B.,
fifteen months Mrs John Raven hensco, julius
twentyone months Mrs. Theodore Laeborg Scarsdale,
Charles j.. six months: Mrs. Frederick Smith. Mount
Vernon Fred. H.. months; Mrs. Charles Stefani,
New-Rochelle. Charles g., four and half months;
Mrs James c. DuscnberIy White Plains, Arthur J. c.,
twenty-five months old Mrs. S, Lydecker. Nyack,
Fife fourteen months Mrs. JudsOn Purdy. Armonck,
Judson w. eight and a half months; Mrs b. Reilly,
Tarrytown. Oracle fifteen months; Mrs Samuel Rob
bins. Kensico. Norma NJ. nine months: and Mrs.
Carrie Briggs. Rye Neck. Alice five months.
The two younger prze-winners received sets of
three gold buttons with pearl settings, and the elder
ones each a silver knife fork and spoon, I'm hand
some plush case Every of the babies was worthy
of prize. but only the four lad been ProNGe1;o o
entries were r. r. Thomas Bertha, Ebert Kipps
Famine. and John Spacc's Sparkle Inc last was
first in three OF the -four heats and econd In the hliG
her best time being = -. ierha' aiier coming IN
second in the first ard second heats. and first in the
third heat diSanced in the fourth. and Fantlnc
received second place $500,
Tie 40 class race for 5000 was won by Joseph
II. Carpenters WeSichcStcr Queen in three straight
heats. ". H. IockwOoi's Dan second. Time 40 IL,
. :43 "a. > 40 ID
The half-mile. mile and twomie bicycle races were
won by Zimmerman. of the Cape May club, the hlst
IN ~ Is, the second In 313, and the last IN
G:4gl-2 The prizes he were silver shaving
mug water service. and watch. The quare. -lnlle
race was won by +. g. Brown of the New-Jersey
Athletic Club in forty-three seconds. The pizc was
handsome leather t-aveling-bag There were several
entries among them being SchOfer OF the Berkeley
Athletic aud Foster OF the Hartford Wheel Club.
The fair proeVd an entire success. and Mr. Long
said that he expected it TO be greatly enlarged and
improved for next year