New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04
JUDGING THE EXHIBITS.
FEATURES OF THE SECOND DAY OF THE
NEW-JERSEY FAIR.
FINE TRoTTING IN TWO CLAssEs-LAH'H rA~s
IN EACH CoNTF Stan ACCIDENT
THE TRACK

rr,,r rporr1NG IN TWO CLAssEs-LARGE FIELDS
IN EACH CoNTFsT-AN ACCIDENT
on THE TRACK.
The work OF Judging the horses ana o'ner -
hints was begun at the New-Jersey State Fair -
wsvsrlv SATURDAY the standardized norses IN
Guiding the Clydesdales Percherons and Normans'
hsIne the first TO pass Inspection. The attendance
in the morning light. but AFTER the noon "ou'
crowds began 10 arrive. and by the time the raees
were begun the fair grounds In the neishoornoou VI
tho track were we'll filled. conspicuous nsufe
u,as Aug,stus W Cutler the candidate OF the ruras
sections for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor Mr. Cutler was accompanied Dy Jesse ID
Rogers OF Newark. a devoted admirer. ana TO
ce,ved many introductlons He refused 10 taik
noli,ics hu was volube the subject or live STOCK
and vegetables At the red cottage OF the Womens
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union there was good at
tendance and a meeting was held In the afternoon.
The first number Of the State Fair daily was
issued Yesterday by the association IL Is s"ees
OF four pages. five columns each
The cattle attracted much attention Among the
exhibits Is a fine herd OF Guernseys belonging 70
A J. Cassatt from his stock farm at Berwyn.
Chester County. Penn. Another fine herd Is tnas
OF A. w Cortelyou. OF Neshaie. y. y. the WELL
known Bloomingdale herd OF Holstein fresians'
and another is the herd OF Herefords belonging to
G. W Mlken OF Youngstown, Ohio.
The art department. managed by SIas G Haisey'
OF Newar1 Hn UNIQUE beer mugs gathered in Ger
many BY DR. Halsey when he was United States
Consul at Saxe-Coburg and Gotha - l.,
In all the departments the judges were busy m
speeding and making awards. This work VIII PROB
The &c croWd on the sfandstand and within the in
closure was much smaller than on Monday ina
great day will be Thursday. when the Governor ana
ali the leading politicians and principal ofncers
OF the State will be on the grounis. - .,. -
The trottng the chief feature or the fair, az
the fields In both races were large. ana some or
the heats extremely exciting Notwithstanding me
big fields however. there were no accidents ex-
cept al the close the first heat OF the three min.
LII 1rau II.
Repetition. ir came together. and Joseph NJ poo..
ley the driver OF the former. was thrown OUT ana
his sulky wrecked. John Treadweli young man
who sprang through opening into the track.
captured Lucy ID. and prevented her from CRASH
ing into the entire field. which was Just turning
beyond her TO return TO the judges pooey was
unhurt. The summary;
FIRST RACE-3:Oo TROT. PURSE 500
F. Clarks ch q Prince Headlight n. lockwood. ! !
!. T. Gibson's Cleveland alpha Br )oks 49,.
J. W. Lovatts b. m. Kate McCracken ,M suin'on)
Be-kmans b. m. Dora Mount norton ....''. .
r. =. SHOCKS b. m. Fulda 'NewkirN 49,, -, E
Belle Meade Farms b. Fiirt johnson 10 10
A. saunders's b. m Palace Queen cowner)........
e. smiths IL. Rsvslie owner .............. lc
T. Windsor stock Farms Iva H. 'Morsp ........'g -
som-rset stock FARMS h. Repetition. jr Mier)l3 ds
Tme-2::ss. 2;ats 225s.
SECOND RACE-22s TRoT PURSE 500
L NJ IAc<woods ch. e Crownmont. by Mon
tello. dam unknown owner .....,..,........ ! !
h. IA. Demarests m Bell Butler townerl....
J. Fieminss blk. m. Kitty kstler 'Owner.
Mount Eden Stock tarm's b g. Gleason 'brookS > )
stensels b. m. Lady Duncan ,Syron) .:... .
Hudson River Stock Farms b. h. Colonel Rnp-
pert Darlington.
g. Movers br. x chester 1. Owner,. ........
!. d. Dus-nberrys b h. Foremo-, dsoobins).. .
"a n Thompson'r b. solomon dustin. dis
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