Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-17
THE CONDUCTORS, FAIR.

Still the People Come-A Big Matinee
 Attendance-The Fair 10 Continue
 Monday and Tuesday-Announce-
 ment.
 The attendance at the Railway C"pduc- tors fair last night, though large, was slightly smaller than on the previous even ing, but that was probably owing to the fact that the crowd of the afternoon excel led in numbers that of any previous mati- nee. At o'clock the railway and other exhibitors, to the number of about twenty, presented the Conductors organization with set of resolutions and Conductor Frank Hermance, the efficient general manager, with a very handsome badge The exhibitors, railway and others, also presented the genial John Mccarthy with a splendid lamp. These presents were token and expression of the appre- citation on the part of the exhibitors of the management of the whole affairs from its original inception and in appreciation of the gentlemanly way they have been treat ed by the managers.
 The announcement that the fair would be continued Monday and Tuesday of next week was received by everyone with satis- faction, as it is not often New Haven is treated to such a grand exhibit, and many nave uOI yet udu u kOUu CnduCe 10 see It.
 The fair to-day, Monday and Tuesday will open at 10 o'clock in the morning and remain open continuously until II o'clock at night.
 The sale of coupon tickets will close at 9 o'clock Tuesday night and the voting and guessing will be stopped at 10. The result of the voting will be announced Tuesday evening as soon as possible. The lucky numbers of the guessing will be announced in the newspapers at later date.
 Little Eva Nudge will entertain the au- dience this afternoon with some char acter sketches and dances.
 Dickerman, the florist, has remodeled his exhibit and improved it in every respect his choicest plants. His original exhibit was erected in the remarkably quick time of two hours.
 The E. s. Greedy Sc Co, importers and manufacturers of electrical and railway supplies, of and Day street, New York, exhibit nickel bronze center car journal bearings, Woods patent car-box lubricator, Victor telegraph instruments, great variety of electrical supplies and full lines of car trimmings, lanterns, etc. This display included the manufactures of James Graham 6S Co. of this city and the whole display is great addition to the exhibit.
 The exhibition of the working of the celebrated Kelsey railroad signal, New Haven invention, creates great interest. The company's factory is at Florence, Mass, but the business may be removed to New Haven.
 All of the exhibitors have signihed their willingness to remain over the two ad- ditionsl days, or have the ladies who have so efficiently presided at the guessing and voting booths.
 Up to yesterday afternoon 10, 1000 season tickets had been sold.
 The number of votes of the five leaders in the voting contest is as follows:
 For conductors-W. L. Thomas 2Si, S. H Clark 445, F. A. Hermance G9I, Ed Holcomb 562' A. Lafayette 193, F. E. DicSerman S34, George, Eaton 21O, E. F. Sinclair 162
 Bicycle rider-E. B. Beers 310 F. s. Waterbury 1891, Miss c. Camp lS Miss F. Well 25, L. F. Weston l5.
 For Physician E. A. Cheney 295, Dr. A. F: Talmage 3Ol, Dr.i Robert Ives 2i0 Dr. F. J.
 For Liveryman-S. H. Cruttenden 190. J. C. Nesbitt sT, H.V. Ransom IF, A F. Hall 5,Charles Cruttsnden g.
 School Teacher-w A. Ives 126, Professor Loomis 147, Sister Celestine I50, Joseph Gile 14S Portraits of Colonels-Company A, Second regiment, 115; Company D, Second regiment, s3; Company E, Second regiment, 57; Company K, First regiment, 146; Company l, Third regi- ment, 46.
 134, W. J: Barker 427, c. A. Smith 22i, Ed.
 Pastors-Rev Father Mulholaud a1o. Rev E. Poteat 2l3, Rev. L.H Squires l5o, Rev. Dr. Snyth Al.
 G. A. R. fiag-Admiral Foote post 149, Henry Merwin 50, Won Steinwehr leo, Elias Howe B. In connection with the vote for the most pop ular conductor General Manager Hermance de- sires to state that he is not candidate for the insurance policy the lantern, and requests that his friends put in their votes for some other conductor,