New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
LAST DAY OF THE FAIR.
CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION.
rxcrILrNcE or TIE FRUIT DisPLAY-wINNERs
OF PRIZES HORSE AND BICYCLE RACES.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBJSI.l

s,,oc,,se sent l2-Anoihcr pleasant day was
granted the state Fair. It's last The attendance
was large The annual report was received SeS'e'
dsv hy m. managers. The treasurers report LOT
lss showed receipts OF fls.o's' anu d" eNF'
OF about the same amount
IN. fruit department Is one OF the attrhCUo"S Va
the fair + W. Dawley. the superintendent '"''
i, is much superior 10 last years eNhlp''o", NJ
wlthstaniing this IL considered. an oH-ye'r io'
,,, There are 800 plates Of fruit on eNhlos''oh'
The Western New-York Horticultural society Show
"a, i,,es the Central New York Society 80 plates
=. :, r,rhv OF Monte.a!r y. j.. has foTty Vhrl'''eS
- grapes; > d. willard. OF Hei"Va' my o-
varieties Of plums. The Geneva Experiment 7''O''
has a large AMI fine exhibit oi Tul' anu VIZ
,,hes II has been bad weather for frui; since Inc
,,,r opened and some OF It Is decaying Inc suPe'
r,,.rfo,, avs that new permanent structures io'
,,,, and vegetables Will be- erected for the NEXT Ia"
and the tents Will be done away with
s,,n. of the more important awards IN ms de-
parturrnt follows: For best COLLECTION VI nun -
,t professional list, the nrst prize Of 500 goes %
the Western Ncw-York Horticultural aoc'"N -
onJ 800 to the Central Ne"-forK ho''' '''"'1'
eocio,v Rest collection Of apples foriy 'd''''V,'
v,liam Palmer Bronners Corners w. S'i'
/ u. Rabcock Fulton Collection OF pears, p'"S NV,
and plums. Elwanger Barry "o'"''''
each. , 80, MP LIST Francis
uda, ,Ihurv can; collection Of pears ~ IN
pon west brighton: collection a. peaches NJ I
Plerson. Seneca Caste - cA. Mont,
Cranes grown in open ar < = -,
c,a,r y. j. E:wanger & Barry exhibited l'o Sp's'
- =, n.ars 70 OF grapes and 30 OF p'ufns anu
won nfty-nine first prizes. 20
In the floral department. T. r. Vun'''" ,a,s
-, s,,r,cuse took first premiums on plants p"'''S
and cut flowers ,, ,,ro vas an ex-
cellcut showing. ontario County captur'n VI.
.,,aro Of the premiums in spring and winter WIT
Van
vile. yellow corn: A. fairchild. Syraa VT Van Tn.s
corn: II, q. King Lafayette ncps; POTATOES
L. T. b1Gf0GH "n nouliry is credit TO the state
ne @ fw common birds here. The increased
entrance a l6G his year is the best in quality me
society has had in long TIM ,ne, maj the quality
- ,T .iock in his department Is first -cas' y. W., ~
crowded condition Of the building an1 I'm , fhe ,nfer
ee, ~ The exhibition. The entries are aDPut s,p
and among the largest exnhep'7v nrmiiion " A.
Shaper. Onconia. Liverpool Poultry fnr's, ascn
London ohio l. Lept c,I Of Glens raIls ~ Z Dol
hear Fttor and ". r. Burn, OF liISS so so All
The lastnamed has over IN ehr,eS winners Of first
pTh Institute lectures to-day were by Professor
T. H. Bailey OF Ithaca. on Spraying ff ,,I,ion
and George r; Powell Of Ghen'' 0"
IN me r r,. have been badly nterfered With by
the rain and IT was not until yeste rh track was
;n fair condition and fully 5000 people Witnessed tn
three contests OF the afternoon naiheS wv ~ ,ro,
foa;s OF 1890. the 22f pacing rhce am ren Tor foals
OF 1890 Psyche en- m. ana haui in three straight
heats best time, 20 .-oo thor. were
In the 22i pacing race purse N s@v ' r. b. m:
j. r. b. g.: Tony NJ b. e.; War Witch: D, m AMI AMI
Nettie D., III. The last TWO wer' "'S carab INNS
the others finished In the ORDER gwen '' ~
THE 2:i5 race purse $500 had six sarters onG,ass
mark Maid. Luther Benediclne. Mlzhie ID Waii
Frances W. and Minnie Madden ld'n n1hi niSer
won i'm three straight heats: best time 2;i'2 u i
was second. Benedctlne third, Minnie ''"' ~
tanced . ,,.,,o races and an
attendance of over 5000 greeted the wneeh'eh'
Summaries OF the bicycle races follow :, ers,.
one mile. novice,I p Cornish l. lam schaefer.
$. A. A.. third Time, min. 30 3,5 SEC o,.,,n, v
one mile handicap open.-F; w. n"D U"tavI, e
NJ {. A. s5 yards first A. r. stone 90 Yards
y ;S,rh T rfGond; m phsa Is IS sec
onarter mile open.-F W. Fisher. e. Z. ~ nrs.
G. Fred Royse G. c. c.. second; +. D. Jenny ''''''
'n Wne m ii city SandcapFreq W Fisher C. C.
c. scratch nrst " IL. Bex = A a.; % y ,sIrS
second; J. r. Dickinson. C. & c'' iSo yaf'S '''''
Time mns n n op Se Smith; oswego, first, F.
on nsnnw Ttica' second; a.. J. Pendergast' C. {.
C. third Time line syoSn - H. sec Gardner s A. A.
first: " II. .Ber 5. a. a.. SECOND; Alb stone
na Data .hird Zine %n " e + F. 5ss and A. j.
one mile team e ra'e Won points F Jacques
apd W Fl Birdsall Auburn Cyclers second
POINTS Time min. As 3-5 sec: - - - ers,.
Half mile open-G. Fred RoySe' cr a. Irtica'
Emmett smith. Osweso: second ~ D. "eo'e' '
third. Time. l min. IL 10 sec ., ~, ,wentv
Following the sixth race company ,,. o, tW under
four ~ Gapan I Drake
borsehar 81, gave a fancy drill on wheels and exc
c cStsdO some dime difrcuit figures.