New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28

| much yalor and the loss of considerable breath.
one of the judges in the Farm Products Depart
| ment told a reporter yesterday afternoon that he
was all tired out.
| What is tho natter" asked tie reporter.
"Oh. I've done Il hard days work. judging po-
tatoes." he replied.
Are you ii good judge Of potatoes"
well now. guess If there's one thing know
about It's potatoes Yes. | amt done such hard
days work since day last week, when me and
one of my sons dug fifteen barrels OF potatoes"
"All In day?"
"Ycs all e., orc day"
The reporter wa.ked over 20 tie racctrack in n
thoughtful. mood. Thor vas .arg"r attendance
yesterday even than wednesday. am the grand
stand was jammcl with peo2.e interested in the
races and Horse SHOW.
Many four-in-hands were the grounds. Thomas
4 Mait.ands coach. Marion Story's brake. W. Il. II
Martins brake. Miss Iieen r. Benedicts brake
and J. H. Shuts. jr's coach were all there. as
usua with about the same parties Tuesday
and Wednesday. on NJ. Mai,.ands coach besides
Mrs Maitland and W. II. Cat.in were NJ. and Mrs
W X Bond Emerson. Mss He.en VI. G,ud and
Edwin Could were there on A coach with party.
f. &. Wallace drove over from Greenwich his
brake. and with him were Ms. Wa.aca. Mr. an
Mrs Donad Toucsy. Mr and Mrs. \. Morse M.ss
Br0s1an and George II. Barnes On Edward IL
Johns0ns brake were Mrs. Johnson. Miss Il i11
and Miss Edna johnson Mss coo and Mrs. Palmer.
On Wednesday Thomas D.mSnd drove up t. IT,"
fair with h!s brake from the colonial C.uh. New
York. and yesterday n" drove from Harrison win
this party: Mrs Dlmonl Mi and Mrs Wa ter g.
Hunting. Mr. and Mrs Char.cs WIS. Miss SOUR
and Mrs. Key. With Everett ". Lt:c. "Ao wet
to the fair from Greenwich were Mrs Little Mr
and Mrs l.. V. Hardness. Mss MyE'ie and Ms
s NJ Andrews Warren T.. Smith a so drove over
from Greenwich and took Mrs Smith. Ms. \. y
Stewart. Miss Crlmmn- Randolph Purly and Miss
CARE Smith George Hoyi took these peope from
Stanford Mrs Edward 81. Mrs. Cap'n and
Mrs ones. Howard Wllets party. from Manaro-
neck. comprised Mr.. AMI Mrs Wizard Parker. Or
and Mrs : ". Lambert and Mr. Carson Others
presen; w.r. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln McCormtc
ton. Mrs George GARNER Fry ana Mrs.. Cralgheii.
nardna. F:a who went Up from Xcw-York Win
her brother ard Miss caro-. lie Bau Sauicr. Mr. and
Inc drsi CAS- in ;he Iiorsc SHOW juaseI yrsiSr-
day was the one for poughing horses RoNton
in foal or with foa at foot. Ecntc' hIar.cm Valley
Stock FARM wa FIRST and carmenciia 'W -. Dick
mares or g"ldinRs. four years OIL or over, ". ~
Taler's Stanford was first and j. u Browns Carrie
" wa second In the class for hackney stations.
mr. o2za and ID (o,rge Il Renfs sdrcy second In
George y. Iiu.me's superba and MAY Day were first
ana Il r csrnans aay hoTe ana l'vrn@s %e
and not exceeding Isl hands. suitable FOR woman.
Thomas A. Maltlan!a geliing second prize.
LIN the class for four-in-hlnd road teams 10 be
shown before q coach brak'. J. - Browns got
the blue ribbon. Georse X. Reads the rel. ani
Thomas \. Malt.and's the yellow. H. the mile and
a half for road tari"ms. Marion Sinry's Carrie
and Lola. driven by x + Carmau easy win
ners Louis Haight. driving the Yves; Hunt cnb's
entry, came In second. Robert + Potter rode Mrs.
j. y. Harrimans Hungry jim. which carried of the
prize IN the class for CARRYING hunters
jumpers. five years or over. and he also rode
Robert r.. To1's Maige Coldstrelm. which took the
second priz" IN the class fog jumping ponies. not
exceeding ~ hands. Nightingale Chestnut Hlll
Stock FARM nrst, and Billy Central Park
Horse Exchange was second.
The results In the trotting races were as follows:
Trot. for 2:i0 class-Mldget Wilkes E Ki?pl first;
Major "a Knapp. second and Folly &C.. Wecks),
third TrO for 2:?9 cass-Jcsse Clark dame Nc
Cennahan). first; Crownmont CHARTS Brlnckerhon).
second. and Tom Scott ~. ". HoTner). third.