New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
CROWDS AT THE FAIR.
THE VARIOUS EXHIBITS MAKE CRED
TABLE SHOWING FOR THE COUNTY.
MANY SPECIAL FEATURES TO AMusE NlslloRs
WHEN THEY ARE WEARY OF BEING IN
sTRucrED-REsCLTs OF THE RACES
AND THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY,


"Wednesday was grea, day at the Westchester
County Fair The stormy weather that preVa'eu
on Tuesday exhausted itself Tuesday night. ana
yesterday morning dawned bright and iaif i''rac'-
Inc largo attendance The storm did some dam
age TO the tents upon the grounds pio"iis "o" =,
tho one devoted TO the exhibition OF abrico' "
machinery wagons and carriages. Inc ,ei'' '''
tering the kennels also tumbled III hehp' ''"
early in the morning the coSs coh'h'" IA ~
were bowling dismaly. .
The exhibit OF fruits garden truck ana ast'cu'.
ural products generally is exceptionally goo" '"''
year The buildings devoted to these eNhip's az
we'll filed and arc an Interesting feature I'll inc
fair.
Floral Hall the main exhibition building, is sor-
geous with The variosatcd tints OF flowers III ''ic
galleries OF the hall the exhibits OF the women
Industrial Department and they are constantly
thronged with women, who critically inspect t,ic
needeworl exposed 10 view. Quilts are especially
conspicuous in this department. Some. in regular
designs are narvels of workmanship, Whlie some
OF the crazy quilts" rival the Popocratic party III
the Heterogeneous character OF their component
parts
Outside Of the regular exhibits of the fair. which
in quality and quantity highly croGitable to
the county are the sdeshows The fakirs. fortune
teers, Oriental dancers. owners Of ling and cane
games. hot frankfur;er man and kindred enterpris-
ing individuals greet the passerby cffusively. and
keep reciting the seductiVencss OF their schemes
until one passes out of hearing. Without these
people half the attractiveness of county fair
would be lost. Photograph galleries merry-go-
rounds mammoth cXen candy kitchens and pop
corn bazaars the hlare Of brass bands and The
tunes played ~ hand organs. all combine to make
the Westchestcr Fair show we'll worth attending
The poultry display is the best in many years
The dog show IS also excellent The eat exhibit at
tracts much attention Everyb body seems to know
some hing about and prize feline IL sure TO
have d crowd Of admirers. particularly among the
an Is a
in rabbits and pigeons.
Yesterday th,re great increase IN III" at
Tendance of people IN private conyeyances, some Of
the turrOuis being decidedly handsome. one coach
ing party drawn by six horses was particularly
noticeable, q were many four-in-hanGs 81
be the great DAY O: fair Week, when the largest
crowd Of sishtsoers will h" in attendance on
Saturday The managers announce that there Will be
exhibited the celebrated sextuole cycle Of railroad
express racing fame, aions with TWO triple cycle.
which seats comfortably 200 people was partially
filled Those present were also entertained by the
music Of The band. the performances of troupe OF
japanese acrobatS. the feats Of a trick horse eX-
hibiiion fancy bicycle riding ana balloon ascen-
siderable expense in securing special attractions.
and have 9nel Cd an atirse'iy soa sGdw
FIRST RACE-29o TRoT Or pAc1i-lURSE $500
Ec DEC F !, Ro GrsenT Nj; v c9n%}..
Annie WOOD. g. m. John O. B!enls. Dundee j.,
LAKE. ~ =! i'm 25ij.. 1925. 4:4, 2:so.
sICoND RACE--2:5O TRoT-PURsE 500
Moie T. en- m John J. Timmias. , . ,
Forrest H.. s. 81. r. Breese. White . . - q , /,
1Iadje en- >. CW. II. Church. MI hlsco) 30, . y
Fir .os., 2:c9la, 2:so'1' e;ao's 2;Si Esq.,
The following are the entries for to-day's races;
2:c9-clas. trct-supsemacy. b. NJ James McClenahan
Port Chester: Daisy Fallon h. James Mct iehahal
I,crt chester: Kpeer b. Harlem Valley Stock faIn
White Plains Aerpo. Edward Martens a,ount Yer
non. Deciees hr M. an T. Smith. tIuls'oiu r.t"
in,i,ev b s. c. B. Lyons Engewood. y j.: Ecru b. m:
Lee Flood Greenwich. Ccnl. Ebert X b. g. f:lber'
Kim pceLskill ~ y; Concaye D. G. Charles bi mex
.rhen Fishhil-on- Hudson; sporty b. s. H. T. MARSHAL
Greenwich Conn. w. vo,,
.;3i-class troi-Addie T., Clarence Ware oih.
er.: Supremacy. b. James McClenahan TORI
1.,sx TaIon D. NJ James McC'enahan Port tnester iNy
Scoo.nut b. s. Harlem Valley Stock Farm White rams
aSy ETrrsorl blk. m Y. " Iape. White rams b,I''
m J. r. Brecse White Plains Forrest r. en-: e.
y rreese Whit Plains; Hadje. oh. 5. W. H. thure
49,, ISS.cc. sarah Jane $. M Jerrie Radford. Port
Chester: Aldeoararn. br Kittle Stock Farm mount
k!scc.