The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-24
NEW JERSEYS STATE FAIR.
mn NONE PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE
WV THAN EYER BEFORE

1.ou Abbett Drops IN and Goes the
v.,,As the Same as tho Rest-0ooA Trot-
,,.E-Partiai List OF Premiuss Awarded.
Yesterday was two kinds OF day at the New
,.rscy state Fair at wavorly. 1t was Cover
rs dny and Farmers day. and tho farmers
ou,ounbered tho Governors many thousands
~ one but they both had good timo and no.
s,Sy was jealous. Tho farmers got there
o."nb earlier in the day thnn tho Governors
Thcv began to como early In the morning. For
,ho m ost part they came In their own "phan-
,ans" and before noon there was no space
,.u around tho track fence whero horse
.onld DO tied while his owner took In tho
sights
only one Of them. That was Gov Leon
Ihhett OF New Jersey. Ho arrived from New
york about o'clock In tho afternoon. Prcsi-
dsnt II. Hayward Ishani. L. Il. Goddis. W. L.
Tompkins. and n. L. Rue let him at tho sta
Mon and drove at onco to the grounds. He
risited the President tont first and nfterward
wont down to tho grand stand and spent q
short time in tho judges stand. After that
IA. held an informal reception In tho Presl-
dents tent He left on the 5 o'clock train. The
Gorsrnors did not stay as long as the farmers,
Int they had Just rs much fun.
Tho Judges in tho various classes and do
rartmcnts began the work Of awarding pro-
NUNS ut II O'Clock in tho morning. They
worked hard all day. but tho entries were so
numerous that but few classes were COM
nleted. The intorcst Of tho farmers was
orestest in tho horses. cattle. and fruits. In
Tho cattle department tho work was not
finished, and Superintendent Ayres was unable
% announce my OF tho premiums last night
The lists will not be made public until tho work
10 completed.
Inthc show classes Of standard bred horses
the awards were more quickly made. The
Judges were G. A. Willis. L. v. D. Sheppard,
Dr. A. ". Hankcs. and Assistant Superintend-
ept OF Show Glasses Austin Groove. They
awarded the first special State premium for the
stallion and four Of his get to Cypress. BY Kcn-
tucky Prince. owned by Dassimir 4 Rodel Of
the Pennington stud farm. The same owners
took the first aud second special State pre-
miums for two-ycar-old nllies: the second
special State premium for mnre and two
fosls the first special State premium for
mare and one, foal: first society premium
gm for y S yp 5Sssks fs ssSssy
sy y SseSSs% NJ + / bergen en-, Of ths l|s1itans
MARIE and and 3year-old lilly. and the rst special
s special state pre%l9n for stallioni years I'D
coast. BY Nutwood. dam BY panc9ast: Redding-
ton Prince. by Bayonne Prince. dam by Happy
Medium. won the second premium.
There was tremendous attendance The
crowd was 1000 larger than has ever before
attended the Waverly fair on Wednesday.
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pleasure in watching and trying the seductive
which offer very large profit on an exceed
inggIIy small chance Of winning ,o,.
,nH hs e OF yhS snd ae
Eked the recipient to cover small red spot
Nth hve brass plates. and. incidentally. pay
and M more coppers. They Wv, worked 'p the
game we'll. and caught large strings
Of suckers. Their best game was to
have capper cover one spot with four plates
e" nearly that Just faint bit Of red showed.
last plate would not cover the spot That
last plate never covered the spot. One gentle:
man wanted to open q little game OF hide and
20 seek with putty ball and three shells. He
III
The races: Of which there were three In the
the sKilful driving OF Mark Demorest. Iron
wood is an ill-tempered brute on ordinary oc-
easlons. but Yesterday ne mad an extra KIM In
his disposition. In the first heat Demorest got
away last by several lengths but he held Iron
wood down. and by, shrewd work got
iihrongh and took the pole. In the third heat
t,ooked as II there was an effort to use Iron
Hood up by scoring. HnlI an nour was con.
tumed In sending them on and then the start
stallion ship@an was entered for the race.
senatcbod r. wo up TINT Hhn ,u, as'H was
: t,;el hon. i; !. wds s"'o '"a' oh'pIian sho"eu
sTiai neat IN k:lo. ,
Tho $50 trOt was won by w. II. LOckwoOd's
sorrel gelding Pickett. Pickett won the first
heat 70 tha nhnatnnt No.. Iin,I,ott "a ~ NnaI
and 5., nv ihltt SStTpt'e. w ncu
t Hnu uIiten ny .. .. SrHTocht 81 fremont. AFTER
Me tnfrd neat Jarvls v. Layton went
davit that ClSS6ctte had been " rntcrnd
and driven in two races at the Queens County
n w,rnnS Inrk noVul tMo Wttks uSo Wnler !lo
name OF fnhnle A. Schrocht was called to tho
Nanu. but he could give no satisfactory cXplR-
nation and his statements were contradictory
He took friend into tht. stand with him who
busted himself hlnrk pumr,linr TN" i,,d~cs' The
l1cl on
Pcketts first hent was sensational. His
record when the race began was D:4Sk He
trttad the hant in c.<O ln,vorins n, hiu rocnrd NV
i8, secnndu n artrin tSn " u9 Dy
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