The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-25
WAVERLY'S BEST RECORD.
POLITICIANS Dir Ar THE FIR
DRIUS $4,000 PERSONS.


| or New Jcrsey--The Most Popular Man
| and the Prettiest tsiri-f'rixe Awards.
Politicians day at the Wavcrly fair was the
| biggest day the New Jersey Agricultural So
| cicty has ever had. not excepting the day
| when Blaine appeared on tho grounds some
| years ago. There were 10000 persons on the
| grounds at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
| hill overlooking the race track and the whole
grounds never held greater throhg 1t was
| great sight from the race track. The grass
was completely hidden by a black mass Of hui
| manly. Umbrellas we're prominent feature
| everywhere. for In spite Of tho hazy atmos-
phcro which hung over tho grounds. the sun
was extremely hot.
| The absence Of the Governor did not seem to
make much difference AT the enclosure in
| which stands the t"nt " the President OF the
society. 1t Is there that the politicians of high
and low degree gather. hobnob and occasion
ally disappear into tho inner compartment Of
the tent. from which the cnk Of the ice in the
glasses occasionally reaches tho cars Of the
thirsty mortals outside OF tho canvas walls.
Con. Scwe New Jerseys Republican boss
and cx-United States Senator. was tho most
prominent man in tho ring: but later in tho
afternoon James Smith. Jr.. tho Democratic
boss Of Newark. took away n little OF his lustrc.
Congressman Pdcock was on hand. too fresh
from the peach orchards which he bought upin
the bud. Among the DINNER lights were Joseph
4. Haynes Of Newark. who wants n fifth term
as Mayor: Congressman Buchanan and Bcr-
gen. j. II. Gaskill. President OF tho state League
of Republican Clubs: cx-Statc Treasurer Tof
fey. ex-Comptroller Anderson. State Treasurer
George Gray. United States Marshal Budd
Deacon. Fish Commissioner Frank Ward of
Newton. known as the Bald Eagle of Sus-
SEX. Scnntor t!ymer of Ocean: Surrogate Cra-
ter OF Monmouth. eN.Senators tn" Of Glouces-
ff nE NJ M
6. Kelsey. staff iittlc. Mayor Rankin Of Eisa-
Strimrle. smith. Post Monahan. Panconst.
Then there we're many men nI not strictly poll
fG s1s sn hHvnS o%h to 4" Win
President Of tn. Newark lines: Acting super:
Enfp qoa HG sn n, sn
road. M Bond had, his daughter with him.
$Sh NJ s{ to the s'' El;sS;.S $'vs
Jennie Bond is n slender and stately blonde.
with clear complexion: regular teeth, II
passed the whole afternoon in tho enclosure
near the Presidents tent and attracted great
Of Vas n bss ON bs XIII
M who Looked ok, like her to be her
The judges, in nearly ali Of the, departments
have eonclHded their work and sent in their
State awards and society awards. The State |
special awards OF first premiums were as fol- |
Horses-Charles Bsssini. Pennington Stock Farm,
stallion: Cypress; bergen. Newnrk brood mare.
Ss?s.n 5ss ] a ss;ss
s,i$sn s'T :as! s.ss sis sn
rlercheron stallion: Tranquility stock Farm b.s! |
sS snd SsSs best AyTss
sow; 5 p. Wade; hest Ho.1sn bull: charles 8; Hon;
herd Magic
Tranquility stock Farm took award: for
fSs a. ED Red
s9.s "ss sn af e
The society awards were:
Horses-E. h. Combs. best 4year.old stallion; wag.
is. ss. i S,saa
%ess .11 r;a .s'i ets'
f.%ij s SGI,s; E%ws5s $:1E 1T r:.a
S;s ,Sss:a 5hsy s,%s
sft :ss%s% s n$,,s:
Lawrence best pony mare for saddle: NJ / & Meyer.
best draught horse, Bnncy Bro. hest team draught
horses.
There was fine parade OF show horses
around the race track ut II o'clock Yesterday !
morning, and 10000 people watched the hand |
some ami mails. No other horses on the ground
tratsS so and Hh tS5cD "y
ton by Madam Marantettc. Woodawn has all |
the known PAGES aud several hitherto unde-
veloped. Filema ker is the champion jumper. |
and cleared the hurdle bar at feet II inches |
yesterday.
There was no disorder on the grounds yes
terdHy. and few cases Of robbery werc report |
ed. The gambling outside Of the grounds was |
completely checked by the police. and no |
games Of chance were permitted inside Of the |
big enclosure.