New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
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Among the awards the following
Horses-Trottng and ROAD stations stallion ana three
OF his get Charles Evespachen Dobbs Ferry, nrst iour-
yearold stallion Hiram Hairless Croon Lake. hrst three
yearold stallion Fred Purdy Sing Sing, first second
c. IL Deyins White Plains two-year.od. j. W. Daley
Mt Kisco frst; second B. Travis, Katonah oneyear.
old. S. A. Brown East View, first; coach stallion ana
three OF his get George Greene Katonah FIRST oneyea
old same mare. hree.year-old, C. II. Devine. White
Plains first second G. w BassfOrd two-yearod geld
ing Edward Rocket Sing Sing. first; second John F.
Gleason. East View; yearne colt william bFadretn
Sing Sing hrst second Samuel Coles, NsIhaai maleheu
pair carriage horses Aonwood Stock Farm Mamaroheck
first; second. Isaac Fowler. White Plains; brood mare
and foa j. w. DALEY FIRST second, Charles EVespacheh
pair road horses harness. G. W. Bassford White Plains
first pony, Eta Lord Rye, first; second, IT, W. Bass
ford pair Of mules. W. L. Chester White Plains hrst
second S. Lydecker. Nysck; team Of ponies. f. L.
Tinker. White Plains. first.
sheep-Southern buck, S. Lydecker. first; second s.
G. Tompkns, Purdy's Station; ewes S. Lydeeker' hrst;
eve lambs same.
Swine-Chester white boar. one year. j. Reynolds
White Plains first; second, George Gabbeman, Emsiofd
Berkshire boar Clarence Sackett, Rye INST; second ~
J. Garth, Scsrsdale; Berkshire SOW C. Saket hrst Sec
ond D. G. Garth; common breed boar W. H. Cheserhrst'
SOW JACK Hall Peasantvlle, first largest hog Bloom
inpdale Farm White Plains first three spring pigs john
Raven Kensco first; second George o. TompHns, Green
burg and pigs, Isaac F. Van Wart White Plains
first second, John Raven.
Poutry-Exhibbn OF not less than twenty fowls. not
less than six different kinds r. F. Thompson, Paterson
first; breeding pen OF light Brahmas, G. W. Car9 Ards
ley, first second r. p Thompson; dark Brahmas Il.
p Thompson first; partridge Cocbns II. p. Thompson,
second; buff Cochins r. Z. Thompson, FIRST white
Cochnns same exhibitor. first and second; white Leg
horns g. w Cargl first second w. REYNOLDS Pleasant
Vile; brown Leghorns H. J. Kerwin, Tarrytown hrst
second r. p. Thompson; black LeChorns Cargll first
REYNOLDS second; rose.comb white D'ghorn Charles F.
Kinba Peekskl first; white Dorkings, j. II. Tompkins
IT,, first; gray Dorsings Cargll, first; second H. j.
Kerwin; Ifoudans, w r. Spellman. New-Rochelle hrst
and second; Plymouth Rocks j. ii. Thompson
first; Cardli second; white Plymouth Rocks
j. II. Thompson first; Domnicks. Carqil, first Wyan'
dottes Charles E. Kimball FIRST second J. IT, Thompson
black Minorcas II. J. Kerwin FIRST; Langshans Walter
Johnson White Plains, first Pekn bantams, f. BiidSall
Purchase first black breasted red bantams Cargi
first; red game black breasted w. w Bsinbdge, White
Plains first; black African bantams, d. c. Pauding'
Tarrytown first pair light bantams Cargil first second
4. p Thompson.
Turkeys-Pair OF bronze Theodore F. Tompkns. YORK
town first; pearl Guinea fowls, w. L. Chester, White
Plains Ayesbury ducks Carri first Pekin ducks. Miss
E. c. Barnes, White Plains first second, H. c. Fisher,
East View.
Pgeons-Blus pouters. Z. Miller. White Plains first
white fantas T. Brdsa hrst blue owl pigeons, George
L. Johnson, first.
Miss T. Reed, OF Yonkers, awarded first prize
for the finest patchwork quilt. 1t made of satin
in DELICATE coors with plush border Complimentary
for the fair by Mrs. Roxana Penfed, OF kensco who
eighty five years old The judges thought IT, worthy
of the second prize, but It had not been properly
entered.