New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
RAIN AT THE BIG FAIR.
PROCEEDINGS on GOVERNORS DAY.
PRIZES AWARDED IN MANY cLAs-Es-PRoMiNENr
PEOPLE PRESENT.


PEOPLE PRESENT.
Rain made Governors Day." also called " Poiiu-
clans Day. at the New-Jersey state Fair disagree
able one yesterday. 1t gave the managers OF the
exhibition "the blues" for instead OF the 10000
visitors they expected. not more than lo"V 10
1900 bought admission tickets. This means loss
in receipts Of at least $4,000 to the STATE ATT
cultural Society. Owing TO the showers curing .ne
morning the parade Of show and rotng horses. which
was 10 have taken place at 10 O'Clock, was poSpoied
until this morning. The parade of over 400 neao OF
cattle new fea ure the fair viii also De- heu 'his
morning on the trOtting course.
John Kean. r. the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Of New-Jersey. arrived at O'Clock, having
driven from Elizabeth. where he lives. President
Ishnm escorted him TO the presidential tent Oh me
hill. where Mr. Kcan shook hands and talked win
Republicans from more than half the counties IN the
state About 100 big and little politicians dozen
OF the latter 10 OF the former, with hepuphcah
farmers largely in the majority, clustered hpou' me
tent. Ex-senator sewcn arrived few minutes offer
Mr. Kean and Elisha b. Gaddis OF Newark, win him'
Mr. sewcll was warmly greeted by Democrats ana
Rcm,bllcans for he is one Of the bcSi known men In
tbe state He and Mr.. Kcan mingled In the crowd
In front OF President IShams tent and chatteu win
men and women FOR couple OF hours. EA-s'a'e
Controller Anderson, ex-Stae Treasurer Tohcy. 'ohh
c. Foster Franklin Murphy Foster VI. Noorh's eA
State senator Stainsby r. Wayne Parker ana other
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hors Of tho state Committee were in the thron3.
Governor Albeit arrived at 80 o'clock with state
/ Treasurer George r. Gray. Democrats noeAed INTO
the Presidents tent when they entered H. congress
man Thomas Dunn English. John T. Dnnn eS->peARcr
NJ the Ncw-Jerscy Assembly: Leonard Kaisch, OK
,ssemblyman George W. Wcdenmaycr and score OF
other Democratic leaders present But the Dem
orats looked i'm vain fo Judge WcrtS Their Candidate
FOR Governor and when they heard he was not OK
pected thcy wandered oil 10 the grand stand " see
/ the tsottng and pacing horses compete
The fair will close this evening. The work Of Inds'
ING the exhibits continued ycsteua! III 'nc
horse dcpartmcn; premiums we1c AWARDED 10 > A.
Clark Elizabeth for family horses; Black Diamond
Graf. NJ f. Thayer Westfcld kivour, second
Matched teams carriage and coach horscs)-M W.
Pancv d Co. Newark, FIRST and second 'oSS'ni'''''c'
toou-o F. Lawrence, Newark. first; NJ. W. Baney'
second Pair Of cobs-C. Il. lledd"n, Newark hisl
/ " J. Tayor Genndge, second Saddle hor'eS-'' H.
Iloidcn first 5. A. Clark. second stallion pony
| W NJ. Lindsay. westncld. first and second Marc ana
nonv-D g. Macie. Elizabeth. Farm horses-E. T.
| nverts Fast Orange first c. Mc(;llvnry. Elizabeth,
second. single horse-T. ID. Kelly, Woodbridge hrs''
s. a. Clark, second. Draft horseS-J' bahev :" "'
first and second. Team draft horscs-M. W. DnneS'
Grst Wilkinson Gaddls d CO.. Nc"a'n s'''"
! Neam)-T d. Kelly. IL,
me awards for cattle we're as follows Ayreshlres'
T. q Maccc Elizabeth Is. L. Skinner, Bethieheu'
Penn: Red Pollard. and Angus, j. McLah' on''"'
/ CLAYTON OHIO J. VI. Jackson Is Co., 'o't'ihe' ''''o'
Dutch velta II. b. Richards Easton' PENN, u. f'"n
enfield Eason, Penn; Dcvonshires. NJ H. 'one' "
son Montrose y. j.; Guernseys, George In Moh'e'
Round Brook y. j.: Joseph krooSe' Kose"e ~ 80
Herefords. o. " Mliken, Ohio; Holstelns' NJ w.
! srooh Mica Mills Nd: ID. Il. Courier. Hilton, ~
l. Jcrey, John = Gordon, Mercer. fehh'' iio'I'
Grove Farm Pa!nfcld, y. j., chrthofhS' - To-
Carothers HoustonNne Penn; Il. u W. N"'N''
Mineral Ridge. Ohio; Brown swiss, . b'hn' ""s"'
/ II. H. Hne 4 son, gainesville ONO
The slate offered special premiums. "mch "c'e
awarded a. follows: Best herd OF Jerseys - "
Mareo g. SON. Elizabeth. first, Holly Grove Farm
s.cona single bull J. O. Mngec son, inst Hon1
Grove Farm second; Ayreshlrcs. william LhoSy'
Westaeld first md J. o. Nagce second 'ue'"s'' D.
George A. La Monte, first; William Lindsay S'oona
r. T. R,dgeuay, Cream Ridge, got INST prcn'i"'" -.
bull and william Lindsay. second Inc w.. go
first premium for COW and George "a ann Y" sr,r cows
| Uolsfrin breed A. =. Cort!lyou, bun anu ious
arst D. r Mage bull and -four lou, G p2s%um With
r. Wodis second. In cow. j. q, Mhe W,,, -" Ind
and second premiums In grade e"' Set And u o
W3ecs second j. f. IIolcombe, OF Resviile ma tne
hes, grade COW and William Lindsay Is s.So nr wss
awarded to william C. Adds. OF Dcauare pl mr."
white Boar BENJAMIN HAS q Ae Of Moani i"i
mon Poland China boar. W. e. oddis - liz IT,
William Linds9y Gne he, w, liam = stewart. pudds
Iohe Sweepstakes best white large boar he'!""'
Ualsc and ". A. stewart r., .,. sovsrs
Numerous prizes were given l"r Itnl's, a. %
vegetables and grain In the various deSrm,e.n. ~"
Cor carriage agricultural instruments. inrmplre eS.
large number OF premiums vas aTninei 70 f'r ho
& Mc5andee the florists at snort HIS ~ )" "''o
made large display. ,,., -, ,,o ,rach Ne
Owing 10 The bad conditions OF ue uaoH ~, u,o
o,,cra y, horscs entered in the Il" ana 70 'hNs.
refused 70 star; their horses. and other races e,o
postponed until today at IL 10 oS roei Hns con
p pat Grover c. OWED by William seaney ,n %
plnchanlton Y. T.. capturing The hrst io.r'm AZ,
am heats and the purse. The final hea, wa: ~, a
Eesncrnte one and both drivers were Forcing their
horses 10 the utmost AT the finish Lit'Ic DnSy ""h
ho,..essy beaten Of. summary
10 PACING C1Ass-PURsE. ao0o-s3oo TO FIRST
e15O TO SECOND. 800 TO THIRD.
v-u,tar, 6iaueyis D % Grover & LYMAN. l
Academy Hotel Stables !. IN. Fannie d. -
u - Ca5pbel,s G. m Little Daisy towneE) 20 3
John paly's DO . Crsiiy lo%4assn a.2so. 2-2s;.