The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-07
AWARDS AT VAVERLY.
Partial List of the Lucky
Prize Winners at the
State Fair.
THIS IS POLITICIANS DAY
Tomorrow the Admission Fee Will
be Iednced-Excellent Rae
ing Programme.
THIS IS POLITICIANS DAY

About 1000 visitors at the State Fair
Waverly. yesterday, passed a day of
uninterrupted pleasure.
Despite the large attendance the de-
partments were noe overcrowded. those
being on sightseeing did not have to suf-
fer any discomfort OIL that score.
Those who were Interested In the track
events certainly had a feast. in itself.
Four races were decided, two for trotters !,
a pacing and a running race. The track
rec'rl WAS smashed by Ruprecht in the
two-year-old race. q the pacing event
produced the most desperately fought
race OF the week.
Early morning visitors had q novel
treat. The judges concluded their work
IN the horse department, aud the display
OF the exhibitors was made In front of
the grand stuud. Scores of mag ~Aifieent
turnouts paraded In front of tne grand
stand, and from the dainty Shetland
pom to the Immense draught horse,
which seemed unable to get out of his
way. all were admired.
The admission tomorrow will be but
twenty-five cents. An excellent racing
programme has beeu made out aud the
attractions will be the same as any other
ia II Is Ia u " klN6 Oil
IA chance to see the fair. TAe depart
ments will not be cleared Of their ex-
hinits until Saturday.
AT least q 1000 people are expected on
the grounds today. 1t is s'politicians'
day." and most Of the ~dignitsrles in city,
county aud state offices will De present.
Candidates for fsll elections will pioo-
ally appear to patch up their fences.
THE AWARDS.
The Judges selected to make the awards
in the various departments finished their
work yesterday. 1t WIS a long and tedi-
ous TASK, but general satisfaction is ex-
pressed by exhibitors as the fairness of
the decisions given.
The books containing the lists In sever
al of the departments are still In the
secretary's hands.
The list thus far made out, is as fol-
lows
Carriages and wagons-Milk wagon.
first premium, Michael Kneurer, New
ark; cut under park phaton. first pre-
MUM. c. CRUDE, Newark; light gear
surrey, first premium. Charles CRUDE;
light top business wagon, first premium,
Charles CRUDE; top buggy, tirst premium,
D.. e.. Hetfield. Runway: track sulky,
first premium. d. g. Hetfeld; buggy,
no top, first premium. g. Elsenhauer.
Eiiz thesh; eoapa rockaway first
premium. John Colyer & Co.; SPIDER
pt ae on. first premium. Colyer &
CO.: doctors Dhaeton. first premium,
Colyer & Co.; scroll loop phaetou, first
premium. Colyer & Co.; road buggy, top,
first premium. Coiyar & Co.: three
spring top delivery Wagon irst premium,
w. H.. Cleveland & Sou; blackboard, with
top. first premium, Phineas Jone, & Co.,
Newark; white bridal coach. first pre-
MUM. D.. 6. Nogt; trap blackboard, first
premium. A. r. Wood. Elizabeth. n. j.;
speed cart. FIRST premium, u. r. Wool,
Elizabeth; five light landau, first pre-
MUM. Gulder & Posi-. Newark; six seat
rocEaway, first premium. Colder & Post,
two-seat surrey. first lreniuni, Colder 4
POSI-; oak cnt under depot carriage, first
premium. f. L. Graves. Rahw car
peuter Wagon first premium, William G.
ART, Ellzabath; Acme hicycle carriage.
first premium. Rufus Chandler. Newark;
70 ID cart. first premium. A. z. Wright.
Little Neck, Long Island.
N~EEDLEwOHK IN EMBROIDERY
NeeulsworK aud Em~broiaery-rag rugs.
first premium, john G.. Faber, Newark;
cit Chef shawl, first premium, Miss Ra-
benneimer. Irving on; knit DO IT'S, two
pair, second premium. P. L. Agens. New
ark; knit silk rug, first premium, Bertha
Behringer, Newark; sofa pillow OH eau
Vas, first premium, ReOecca Stiles,
Springfield; patchwork. infant cradls
quit. first premium, Mrs. Alfred ITCH
enor, IrviDgton; set OF fruit doilies. sec
oud premium. Mary Landrigan, Newark;
centre piece Tor table. nrst PREMIUM, Miss
Marion Gardiner, Newark: embroidered
tea cloth In silk, Mrs. A. z. Mitchell,
E ISL Orange; silk quilt. first premium,
Miss NJ. w. ho;chkiss, Esst Orange;
knit cape, second premium, Alice Fisher,
WavertYs ~fasciDat r, second premium, e.
tella Francisco. I%rviuyion: hand knit lace,
first prrmiam. Mrs j. Waters, Newark;
knitted skirt, first premium, Mrs. z.
Vnntier, Newark; plain sewing by baud.
first PREMIUM, Mi4s D. d. B.lja min,
Newark; gold thread embroidery, iirst
premium, Mrs. d.. D. Bsnjamlu; ladies'
crochet skirt. secoud premium, Mrs. w.
H. Harrison, Elizabeth; knit shoulder
Cape, first premium, Mrs. w. H. Harri-
son; embroidered piano scarf, second
premium. Mrs. II. II. Babcock, Trenton;
specimen of point lace, firsB premium,
Mrs. H. H.. Bancock; raveled carpet rug,
first pre- mium, Mrs. James NJ. Wade. r.
vington; braided pillow snnms, first
premium. Mrs. f. S. Van SAINT, Trenton;
embroidered skirt. first Uranium, Mrs.
Van SAINT; specimen of darning. first
premium, Mrs. Vaa SAINT: silk purse, tirst
premium. Mrs. Van SAINTS: embroid cred
sideboard cloth, first premium, Lizzie
Adams, Newark; IN Embroidered glove
case, Lizzie Adams; lace couuterpane
and shauts. first premium, Essex