New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE1.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE AT THE FAlk'

TINT n,sp1.y OF CATTLE AND FARM PRO
DUCTS GOVERNORS DAY.
Tho fine weather Yesterday apprc' lated by Tie
tllOps sands Of visitors to Tn" NewJcr-c' H'"'o on
w,vcrlv. Officers of the state Agricultural society
said the attendance at the fair was larger 'ia vi %
"wednesday in prcyi,5, wears. and they at'r1bu''N IL
| to the weather They all in cxreiich' I'"mor'
and predicted that The fair tins year WON" w Wv,
most successful IN tc history OF thf N""N
year tho weather was inccmcnt for >c'rra oa'' Vi
The fair and the managers were d>hcar'cned. To-Day
will be Governor Day. and the lci"ihb "e" " ~
state vii, lc on the ground II the DAY Is as pesa'''
a. yn.,o,,v mo- les. than 10000 people Will vist TIC
fair. .., -,
There was noticeablv large representation o'
women Yesterday. The racccour>c dui1ng 'hc '''"'
of .pecd was cncrclcI by carriages. STAGES WIN
rim from Newark. Elizabeth and ne'ghb"1he '""">'
and farm wagons brought partic" from '"' ''"'' "
uo,c district, of Essex and Union c0urilc>.
During the morning the display I" '""'"asn"'''
horse, wae rrayed tcior Tie judges VII" a"aue" '''
nrrn,iuns for tho best specimens. Madah'c '"A"'
,eu made several dashrs her faroi1i" morse Wv"
lawn, preparatory I" ia" Afternoon performance
hrticul,u.a. tent the summit of the hiil oN'r"'h
inc tho r.cc,rark wa centre Of attraction. and was
crowdcd to ,itsation all day. The display {" mowers
plants fruits and vegetables Is irilafha'iN S''N'
Tho cattle hibt also drew large 'To""' III" - "''
81 the most in,cr>;,n. features of the fair. There
\
~ &l,.,trcn, twenty Dutch brcd cattle. fourteen
DrvonS twenty t,ucrn~cy-. tii:ty-h'o litic"r'' HI!
cyh, Ilos,cin-. forty Jerseys. and lot 81 hauNe an"
.,t cattle Most Of the cAhht> are from stock IaF"'>
i'm Ncw.Icr,cv There are ll'kprhetN >'n'"T"
through the crowd. but Il force {" dc'''N'N j. GIN
ulycd 10 look ont for such characters IL Is 'ain the
,hicve, are only lo"hnS over the rr""hd Al" Pc-
paIinc to reap harvest TO-DAY
when Tho racing BEGAN IN the afternoon there W'rr
over 20 900 people e." ground. The bay mare
Electra owned hy jonathan >i"rn>. OF Elizabeth
,r,ycd To be the best "f the lot III the - c'-~ ana
Noutd have In straight heats l'It Tor my ~
made in the >trtcn in the third heat when VI !Ilc o.
| her head. The d'U'! team t't Wa lir' H'"~t
rAcitin. OF the day. II hriii- narrower o"W' Nv
rate mes 10 4 match race Between Artutiis ahd !i
anton and Mattel =. AMI Ter. la. Inc first named
lc,rn ir, red nr>i all tour hca>. nt was 81 b't
IN ,ac lhir hcU tor rnniIi;.
When IlI. horses cent away for IN" hral heat
~ hi, race Mattel =. and Hcrtha got dccd'r'N ii
worst OF the start and III" pee tailor, Kissed u" JUue">
.,uudlX \ NcW-Norh lawyer. who. WIKI Ms VIE" I"
,upid q on tn" grand st"V ,Iihd " shame
Iudc,, shame" William Inhn>pn. OF New lWh. 'A-
warden q the Tomb. who VIZ one 81 ih' )ndsr>'
,,llrd t'c police, the track to put the man mat
shouted OF the cIound two "r' ci> attempted u
do 80 but the crowd drnl" them away. oWlnr Ia
darkness, only two heats Of III" = 80 'a> wee i"ic
General IScnham wuuin. both with apparent case.
IN. finals will hc tr,t.d at noon to-day. The sum
mari law.