New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
devoted largely to the awarding Of the long list Of
POLITICIANS HAVE A DAY.
TIIRoNGs AT THE NEw-JERsEY STATE FAIR-THE
MANAGERS ELATED WITH THEIR SUCCESS.

THRONGS AT THE NEW-JERSEY STATE FAlh-Ih>
MANAGERS ELATDD WITH THEIR SUCCESS.
Yesterday was politicians day at the New-Jersey
state Fair, at wayerly, and nearly oil the DIG ana
little politicians and oflcehoders in the State, nom
the hills OF Sussex sands of Cape May were on
hand 10 honor day which has hecome traditional at
waverly. An enormous crowd Of people filled the
spacious fair grounds. The people began TO come ac
q. m, and they still arriving at p in' wneh
the races were in progress. Trains from New-fOrt
and intermediate stations, packed with people, haoeu
at the station every few minutes during the morning
and early afternoon and the roads leading to "avery
were filed with all kinds of vehicles, many OF them
coming from way-back districts In Union, Essex SOM
erset, Hunterdon, Passaic, Morris and MiddcseS
counties.
At President Isham's tent, where refreshments were
served TO guests a crowd was assembled. Among the
most prominent were General william J. sewell, Con-
gressmen Buchanan and Berg n, ex-State Controller
william j. Anderson, ex-Sate Treasurer John D. Ioi
tey United states Marshal Budd Deacon, senator
Clyner OF Ocean; Collector Isaac Moffat of the FIRST
Internal Revenue District. ex-senator William Bettie
Of Camden President Gaskett Of the State Republican
League ex-senator Hutchinson, Of Burlington judge
Hendrlckson Senator brown, ID. Bogardus and Others
Of Monmouth; ex-Assemblyman Meeker, and Assem-
blymen Smith and Post, Of Morris County; ex-City
Controller Derouse, of Camden City solicitor Morgan
Of Camden and other Camden officials DR.. Roc, who
will be the next Republican Senator from Gloucester
ex Senator Cramer, ex-senator Emson, of Ocean; AS
sembymen Monnhan, of Middlesex. strimpe, of salem
and Davidson Of Gloucester; Sheriff Slinn, OF Bur
lngtOn: Sheriff West, Of Camden Postmaster Wmton
Of Haddonfeld; Daniel White, of Red Bank; suIro-
cato Croter, of Monmouth; Sheriff Smoek, Of Mon
month; ex-Judre Herbert, Of Monmouth; Secretary OF
state Kelsey, state Treasurer George r. Gray, ex-
sheriff Reynolds Of Newark, and Congressman Eng
lsh Of Essex. The charier-eectiOn campaign In
Newark and the outing Of the Jimmie Mclaughlin
Association In Jersey City, kept many Essex and liud
son politicians away from the fair grounds. General
Sewell was warmly greeted on all sides. Everybody
wanted 10 shake hands with him. and IT was manifest
that the personal regard for him was as strong among
Democrats rs Republicans.
The attendance yesterday appr0xmated 10000. A
notable feature was the large number OF handsome
private cqupages on the grounds occupying all points
Of vantage When the racing began every inch OF space
on the grand stand and around the track was occupied
and the scene presented one solid mass of humanity
At IL a. N. there a parade Of show horses IN
Class A. with the prize-winners decorated.
The awards OF prizes were announced yesterday.
The list Is exceedingly long The first State special
prizes for horses Of the most general interest and
the cattle awards received much attention. There was
no dissatisfaction with the decisions OF the judges
At p. NJ. the crowd began pouring out OF the iair
grounds Thousands left there early in order to AVOID
the crush when the should end, but 1t was some
time before dminuon was seen In the great throh9
OF people, The fair managers said that the fair Thurs
dav of last wear was great but that yesterday
fairly ecupsed It, They were eated with their success
Every days attendance this was in excess OF te
corresponding day I'm 1890 ,,
The racing OF lively character, and good hel1S
started In all but the II pacing class, where only
three came TO the post Two Of these three, how
ever were so evenly matched that darkness set IN
before either had secured the necessary three heats
This was also tDe the "a trotting class, AMI
the final heats each of these classes were posponed
until / O'Clock today. In the 30 class I. VI.
Thomson handily In straight meats.
The final heats in the Q "a pacing class which were
postponed from Wednesday paced yesterday, ana
they were one Of the features OF the sport. e IL,
Newcomb Hartford Conn, with his bay stallion,
Chronon carried of tile third, fourth and NTH heats
and the purse. Tle summary follows
First race unfinished on Wednesday.
o.oa CILASS-PACLNG. PURSE si0O