New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
PRIZES AT THE STATE FAIR.
AWARDS MADE FOR THE BEST EXHIBITS
OF CATTLE AND HORSES.
a STORM OF WIND INJURIES THE DISPLAY OF
FRHT--ro-DAY WILL BE GRANGEi's
DAY AT SYRACUSE
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SYRACUSE Sent 1.-the fourth day Vi .'0 49,
rair opened with fine weather and goou "''o"
the only dsagreeable feature being ~, a.. t.rt
winch early In the morning raised ha'ou WI. oros.
IN which Is the great fruit display III. "'' r,,
Of grapes was thrown down, and many pia'es Oh "s'
,,noo rha vorS Of the Judges In the various NC
na,tmepts is nearly completed and The crowns VI Sis
seors sought ont those exhibits bearing the premium"
cards . ,,,,. ,,,. oil boen
The merits Of the large cattle eXhibll nave oil ~.
pa.sed upon by the judges The FOLLOWING orc 'ne
ancno awarSs in this department, additional 10 tose
,a, named In The Tribune: In the brown o~iSS
Lee d.. ID BAKER as Judge. b. +. Mittng' "oooViiie'
xop the gold medal for the best heri also ioI ''''
hull and produce: A. NJ. Kent, Jamesp'""' .'' y.
tbree. wear eN bull, b. F. Mittirg seooho' ana o. a.
bancroft Worcester. Mass. third. Mt. ban'r0, w"
sv. Of the first prizes in this class In The REQ pom
,e + : Peer Judge George T. squires son.
,,,,on received The medal their herd, also nrs'
nr.mium on two-year-old bull. three-yearo'c n.'e'
x.sr,nc heifer and heifer calf d. D. Dunhihe' ."ahy
wen sn other lrst prizes In this cmSs' III '
,Iostein Friesisn class, Messrs Hoxie OF 'Iaiii''
s YIN Dresser OF Cobleskl. we're Judges. McsSrs
smiths g. Powell had thir,yone entries IN this cnSs
and d. F. WILDER. Oneonta, twenty-iour. MT ""oe'
,xor the cold medal on herd Smiths Powell won
tho gold medal on bull and produce, ana also .oo"
first premium on bull calf COW and yearfns heiier
sey class herd prize was worth far more una" vac
ola medal offered as II to be won with eight
herds In the contest. Mr.. lloXe )udgco Ihis ''"ss
and the honor goes TO Massachusetts, the lor.un".
exhibitor being Francis Shaw, OF Wayland H. ~
Rord.n OF Easton won the medal for bnii ana
nr.duce For three-yesrolds b. F. Mitting took first
a Buckley Valley Falls, had the best two-year-om
bd,. g. Howard Dawson, MibrOok, won first on Dun
calf yearling heifer and heller CALI win t"ehtSSA
entries In competition for best fouryear-od cow H. ~
Borden was awarded first F. Shaw second ana 'hiiu'
In tine Dutch belted class John A. Sanford Goshch.
took the gold medal herd prize. also medal LOT pu"
anA produce and all other first prizes In THIS chSS
making nearly clean sweep. A. NJ. NihSio"' Dram
don Vt Judged the Ayrshire class. j. r converse
Voodville received the herd prize also "'u"i 'o
bull and produce. G. H. Bell, Rome, won "'S' vi
threeyear old bull: W. G. Tucker. Elm Valley. second
Other honors In this class were divided between Nr'
Converse and +. II. g. c. S. Barney Milford.
There was strong competition I'm the jersey Glass;
Professor /. P. Roberts, OF Cornell was the Jus
r. l. Proctor Utica, captured the gold medal Oh h'ru'
also on bull and produce. {. |. kingsoory oS"eso'
won first on three year-od bull A. h. Cooley lA'ue
Britain second: j. J. Gordon, Mercer PENN 'hi'u
The Associated Farm Skan.atelcs. won first on year
ling bull: r. D. Button first on bun calf: r. L.
Eawley, Pitsford won first on threeyoaT-old heller.
Mr. Gordon won first on two-year-old hoife''
I'm the fat cattle class q. o. HOlcohD' oi I'Hns!f
ysnia won first and third on fat cow J. T. lime,
ebnrock Ohio. second Mr. Iiolcomb also showed
N. best fat helfer; T. Boat and son. Gerry second
In the working oxen class. Lyman Bush, faFete'
carried of the honors, several others competing T.
b. Wheeler Rome. won first on three-year-oia Nceis
and Alanson Hodge. Delphi. first on t~o-year-oiu
steers.
The horse department In number OF entries Is pos
siMv o5 Der cent under last years exhibit but the
quality Is superior The imported French coach sun
lion Danser owned by Ira H. Otis, OF Roches'er, Is
one OF the finest horses the grounds He Won hrN'
N ass
last year Another exhibit by Mr. Oils Is Iisr"ss''
whose dam trotied In 2:47 at the age Of twenty three
and whose sister. two years younger won
the French Derby In LOO. J. W. Aihih''
o! scipio Is another large exhibitor, showing eighteen
head OF Percherons and French coach horses. His
rercleron stallion Tangleur has won $1,000 IN prizes
and has not been beaten In his class al inc 9'"'e
Fair since 1887. Another fine animal Is Ambissa-
dclr who won first at the French government Iair
OF Marsenes las, year In class Of 100 entries Inc
jackson Horse Company, Of Jackson Centre, PENN
,now sixteen shire horses and Exmore pony stallion
that IL only III hands high, or, in other words,
forty five inches lie Is four years Old weighs 800
bounds, and It would require as many oohars "
tay him. In the stall adjoining this Pgmy OF 'he
equine breed is giant, an English SHIRE slalioh'
1872 hands high. eight years old. weight 2,aoo
mounds Ten thousand dollars wouldn't buy him.
N Smiths g. Powell have fine exhibit OF about forty
oil Cydeaals Percherons and roadsters and the Blood
~ GOOD stock farm, of New marlborough, Mass, show
An the hackney class ana runners. Inc hssocat,d
iaock Farm, Skantslteles, y. u, exhibit mostly
Cleveland bays. Hillside stock Farm Elnira, ex..
Llbits u prize wilmer AT the Agricultural Show u
London - A., -. ~,
Bogar smiths lowell, Syracuse, won ilrst prizes
on iour-yesr, three-year and one-year OLD stations,
brood mare. two-yearold and one-yearold hlnes ana
fsis under one year C. A McNee, Malone, took second
VITA r-yearold In the Eng sl Shire class the gold
nsaa! for sires awarded to the Jackson Horse
Company Us all other first prizes In this class
CC l. MeNee won second fOuryearOld stallion.
In the Fercheron class James Wood Judged. The gold
neoal for sires won by J, ". Akin sclpo; FL.
wood g. Aiin, Sciplo won first prize Oh touryearOd
stallion J. W. Akin second andG r. seeley. Marcelus,
THIRD A. 5. WaTdeD Ulysses Penn., won first on
fwoyear-o,d stallion Smiths & Powell won first on
yeariing lilly. j. W. Akin took all other first prizes
In this class. In the French coach stallion class Ira
L. Otis. Rochester won first on four,yearold stallion
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
state Agricultural Society this morning. George Il.
Powell. OF Client and Professor l. T. Roberts. OF Cor
nell University chosen TO represent the society
at meeting Of the State School Commissioners at
WatcrtOwn which cOnvenes tomorrow They VIII
speak on the subject Of introducing agriculture as a
study In the common schools. Tomorrow Is Changers
Day. J. u. GHgham. Worthy Master Of the National
Grange will deliver address In the afternoon