The Portland daily press., 1895-08-27
OPENS TODAY.



ton, n. B. II. L. Clark of Auburn Mass.
VIM Ballard of Portsmouth, n. H., and
Messrs. Stephens Plummer and Kennes-
ton of Maine.
WITH THE HORSES.
The horse exhibit is very fine indeed
and lovers of the king of domestic AMI
mails will find plenty of material upon
which to feast their eyes. Some OF the
best known follow.
In the club stables is Jerry O'Neil OF
Boston, with Candidate, Rosebud Paul
Clifford and Others In No. , stable
are Hollester and Albert t., from the
A n. Kingsley stable, Oshuelot, N. H.,
in stalls n. SO and 81.
Frank Hayden of Canaan, VT, with
the famous Early Bird and Leighton,
also by Jay Bird are in stalls No. SO and
TO-
Stalls 111-1ao, Muster Hill stock farm,
New Braintree, Mass. with Success, the
mare that won the race at Saco last week,
also Gloria, Monturo and others. Young
Brady has charge of the stables and also
does the driving.
Italls S0-S5, E. R. Noyes of Portland,
with Amber Odell, Billy Crockett and
others.
Also in the same line, in IS to 80, is W.
A. Baggs of Springfield Mass, with
Emoline, also Siroe, who won the r ace
at Mystic last week.
Stalls 1924, S. r. Clark of Philadelphia
with Claus Forester and Silver Mark
Stall 96, Senator Blackburn, owned
by D. Fitzgerald of Boston.
Stalls 97-9S, General Turner of Amber
Penn, with j. NJ. D., and Brown Jim.
Stalls 29S-300 are occupied by the Maple
hurst farm, Lancaster, Mass, Col Thay
er, proprietor, with stable mostly of
youngsters, handled by Allie Trout
who also drives them.
In stall 296 is the PAGER Blizzard, driv-
en- by Charles Smart of Meriden, Conn.
In 293-294 is NJ. 7. Pooler of Skowhe-
gan, withythe sblack bull dog Mahlon,
also the PAGER Becker.
Nos. 319-320, B. T. g. F. r.. Briggs
of Auburn. with Messenger Wilkes,
Rockefeller and others.
Nos. 2ss-2s9, Charles Opdyke of New
York. with Lady Bug and Pilgrim.
Nos 2s2 and 2S3, E.. K. Bonnie of New
York with Zembia Nutshell and Dick,
all fast ones.
Nos. 273 and 27s, the Allen farm of
Pittsfeld, Mass, the home of Kremlin,
with Mazatlan, Siam, Lyric and
others.
Nos. 2S5 and 275, J. F. Paine of Lex
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Lee, Summons and Edna M.
B. 81. Demarest of Baltimore, Md, &C.
cupies ten stalls in the horse sheds in
Guiding Rebus, Nellie McCory and other
fast ones Myrtle Peck's stable of run
ming and exhibition horses is also includ-
ed in his string.
No. 257, Abe johnson of Brockton,
Mass, with Fred Wilkes, a fine Maine
bred horse, also Margaret L.
Nos 245 and 249, M. A.Nevins of Clare
mont, n. H., has a large stable of horses
including Rex Nutwood.
BICYCLE RACES AT THE FAIR.
The prizes for the mile handicap open
bicycle race at Rigby park Saturday af
ternoon in connection with the fair, may
Do Soou Ill Gu0 WluuOW VI IlOOpcI OOA
81 Leighton's store. They are, first,
onyx parlor clock; second, pearl opera
glasses; third, chair; fourth, silk UNI
brella. Probably there will be satisfac-
tory mum ber..of entries for this event, but
of course the chief interest will centre
around johnson, who will attempt to
discount records both Friday and Satur-
day afternoons.
NOTES.
A large tent contains an exhibit of
many OF Edisons' inventions, and piano.
ramic picture of the Passion play at
Oberammegau.
The E. O. Bailey company have erect
ed mammoth show place for the dis
play of carriages and sleighs of their
manufacture.
Baby Ringwood, the 1856 pounds fight
ing coon. who is anxious to fight anybody
of his weight on earth, will present his
head as a target for baseballs this week.
The collation. given to the officers of
the fleet will take place at the West End
hotel this evening at s. 30 O'Clock.
From to 10 o'clock the reception by
Mayor Baxter and the city government
will take place at City building.
The lecture before the New Engla and
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