The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
QUEENS COUNTY ram.
Distribution OF PrIEea-CIoae TrottIur
the Trnck

| distribution OF PrIEes-CIose TrottIne on
! the Track.
The Queens county iaIr opened on the Nine
| ola Fair Grounds yesterday. Secretary Hicks
SAYS the attendance exceeded that OF any pre-
vious opening day. The interior OF the main
exhibition hall was huge flower garden with
| patches OF tempting fruit cropping out here
| and there. Heaps OF Strawberries as big as
| some apples were piled on tables. Several
large punches Of grapes exhibited by George
| Lucas OF Glen Cove attracted attention. A
feature in the floral exhibits was a display OF
several varieties Of orchids by T. Schuchsrdt
! of Newtown and Mr.. Lucas OF Glen Cove. Mr.
| Schuchardt's display received first prize. Mr.
| Lucas took second prize Mr.. Lucas'S coec-
hon OF roses was ono OF the attractive features.
About llity varieties were shown. lie received
the llrst prize in this class of exhibits. Among
the floral designs was rarasol nude OF ever,
jeffrey. ''''''' ~ - -
h. ?. Jeffrey & Son OF Bellmore took nine first
Hempstead took three first prizes. Elizabeth
Rogers Of hempsteaI two frat prizes; kuius
Lewis OF Mineoia six rst prizes. NJ. L. Titus OF
MineoIa seven first TRIES I. q. Neuse of Glen
Cove fr-t prize for the greatest and hest varie-
two first prizes for display OF roses. y. Hallock
q, reedmoor two first prizes for collections If
first prize for collections OF ferns borsonias.
Sya,nrs I' cut roses. tea roses and Mrs. John
Wes nt In sS. first p i0p 4
GoMdwin il, Of Roslyn, Mrs. Ellen Ward of Roslyn
Il w. Titus 9f Glen owe. J: Il; Van NostEand of
Buen Of Mineola ali carried OF first prizes. q.
K. simons3n Of Glen Head received four first
prizes IN tho strawberry exhibit Others who
Ion, IS: j. v. Titus. 81, and Ge%rge Lucas sIs
he grand stand was partly lllIed with spec
tators whom tho trottinR began. The contests
were generally close. Summary:
e. $ Ar ~ "a ssIs
Alfred {. GOra~o, Now hyde FsrE, Blk T. Leo
:, ~ rr,,,,.,. Timo--a:is sisil
~. ia mo rs"1 I&r pqiHG min
az Fd h%5s ElT S}%R Sa~. s.s,s, 3
' . Tms-s ssjs rs Isl 3:54H '''''''''1 .
In the next trot Thomas W. Pearsal's o. q.
M!lburn Hero came in first in three heats but
heat FeaTsai rem"nstrated in 10 Iore siti
language with the Judges. and was ruled or
the track. NJ, Later ne anolnGiHed, and was re-
ln6tated: Inc victory was given to HYDE Park
Maid. summary:
Mares GeIdngs and s'3on" Nth no record better
G;orso1 Virgins Now Hyde Park, b H. Hyde
william :, Thorn RP..yn, nix Pnnsy
Thomas W. reAr'all, Ba'dwins, g. =. MiIburn
=. II. soudder. Glen Head, br IN Fosse ....... dis
W. MAthyen, Flushing b. blk. pts. HuNsAr. dis
Tmo-2:S2. $3.50 2:Ir.
Single road horse with record better than o:52
First prize 1885, second So; third SIS Beat three III
hvo heats
Otis host. Flushing. CHI. z. sandy......3 l
Il, V. villa East Milston, e. NAssa
Arrsnder smith Rockville; Centre blk
Daniel dunlap PArivilio, Dr. h. Harry
II. II. Ballo, Greenport br &. DR.. Look
JAMES, i. Nsmnnn FfsarsAilE & g. "h
Time.2;li 80 q:iaaiitt y a. I'll"
single road horse with record no better Than o.3S
First prize so0, second, $50 third $50 hest three in
hvo heats "
o.:Blake. New York, br. m, Nails C...........a
John A. Potter PatchoKue. b. h. silver dis
J. q. Seaman. herrick D. IN Dolly Warden dis
1ime-2;5I 2:i4a&
There was track exhibition OF stallions dur |
Ing tho afternoon. The fair VIII close to-day. |