New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
WESTCHESTER'S BIG FAIR.
OPENED SUCCESSFULLY IN BEAUTIFUL
WEATHER AT WHITE PLAINS.

PREsENT-THE EXHIBITS AND
PRIzE-wINNERs
A, unclouded sky and clear braclng air yeser-
day combined TO give a most suspicious opening
"a tbe Westchester County Fair and Horse Sho"
st the grounds east of White Plains. The far
in Its well-filled departments presents me eA-
hibit OF the products Of the fields, orchar''s anu
gardens OF Wcstchester. and interesting examples
of the bandiwork OF it's inhabitants The eXhiblts
of horses CATTLE fowls and dogs are also large
md there are many examples of improved farm
ing implements 20 be seen. as well as CARRIAGES
wagons and harness. In Floral Han inc WEST
chester Temporary Home. at White Plains mas an
excellent exhibit of the Soyd work done at inc
institution and a number OF the boys are eneaeed
In wood-carying An American flag made ny 'he
boys at the Home and specimens OF me reeuie-
work OF the girls Of the same institution are aiso
shown.
or course the usual number OF candy-sellers
photogrsphers fortune-telers. hot frankiurleT
mep and the hundred and one fakirs thai 80 10
make up the side attractions Of country i"i
were on the grounds in full force ana as ''oisS q"
over The exhibit of the Westchester Hor'Cui'"a
Society, in u tent by itself. is an addltlohai dti"O
ton Of the fair this year. Among the exhibito's
are w g. Dickerman and Bradford Rhooes Vi
Mamaroneck; ]. ID. Laying. J. II. Crane ana her-
bert Spawn OF Mount Kisco: j. i. Dutchei' oi
Paving and F. r. Piersoa, Of Tarryto"h'
Many tally-hos and carriages were on the GROUNDS
Yesterday.
sections OF the county occupying parking sP"Ce'
beinr George b. Newton. G. oliver lseiln' OhaI'Vs
q schenck. Edwin Gould. Miss Helen r. Benedict
Harry Campbell Graef, Miss Enos' Cha''r' -
ILtchfeld. Marion Story. J. b. Hartman, Jam
w Ouintard. c. Witzleben George ~ 80
Augustus T. Offender. Charles A. Could W. VIM,
man Tracy Bows. {. +. Bates, l. a. N'"i,'
rhomes Dimond W. H. Catn. Milford Mar'h' IT,
N Fulton tr Joseph Marlborough, H. >. re! n"'
Paul G. Thebaud. Howard Wlliets' u. d. ! ,
Howard j. Park. Isaac f. Sheldon ~ y. ,1rs
" J. Elias c. A. Baudouine, j. Adriance D'
~ Little and A. Fred Carpenter AIhois nv
holders Of grandstand boxes are A " ,.iaD
Char,as A Constable. Whtelaw Reid D. A"iio'ee
Rush. William o. Banding. Bond Emerson !" -
s,okes Daniel O'Day. Clarence whitman "'N
Frederick Van Wyck L,,h holds
us sixth annual exhibition IN con)uhc"om VIZ. n W.
fair IS the great attraction TINS year. Inc D..
=, ,ba association are George h Reau. Vi W
Cbester president William II. Catlih Vi NY,
nresident: Robert W. Leonard OF Nio"''
treasurer and Thomas A. Maitland Oh n'o
tarv The Judging begins every afternoon d.
-, 80 T., tront ~ the grandsiand. the judges beihs
as follows: Trotters and roadsterS~isaae L.
don. OF Rye. and ]. Agostini. OF Ne"-ho'A'
news harness horses ponies IN har"es9' 49,.
,onr.,n-hands and hlgh-steppers-Presco'' i' 49,.
OF Newport r. l.: Joseph T. whence % po',tnaI1
pm Francis T. Underhi. of New-foTk; hesina'u
nv pives \ew-Hamburg. " y. Saddle horses
s,d monies under saddle-F. {. Holhhs anu ' ~
Townsend of New-York hunters JUMP ~
po,o ponies-H l.. Herbert. OF New-A Oh IN Nr ~,
yrui ~ westburv Long Island. ana MORTON w.
Smith, OF Staten Island. ,os % the
Yesterdays entries for the seNeidi ci"9 suns.
1.orse show and the prize winners were as loAo"S
cass 49, hackneys. stations m1 ha,Yev out Of regis
old or oysT % MARE TO be shown
firr prize $50 second prize SiS gcbman by charley
MP9Tless o1 third csne Whiimsns bay Ta6
Ban ass ~ pniss IN rs s eaq ages
nss and not sssesdns y clarence Whit
mans chestnut mare Dot, by D@nesouy, or eedbgs
over cAii ia and hsnS 5 PIG
K isSSna Drl1S AGS9 S o a
Georse B. Hulm:s b. 3. hS"' iI 1,t b. g. Romeo.
Georss cod i rGin S f. : Edrin
ds , sE m s'Tf Fdse n Mss louise
Amaaon W. Ii. p Tais" and Pr B. H. rrsn C6srsf F.
n ssn.d's' b. The pss Se-Yok and T. L. Re'"''S
70 e. stations mare, RS. or p Fdsss s
over al -, and not by Is g. McGbbonss unnamed
e 5asa hands ,a5n Yrs Mr vs. sSIas s ia
hands third otals n This re Slssf W ch M Empress
Thomas inlas + g 5;la Ms'e en- %cedo
wea,he:be.,s nm M Lady GAY and 'A'''s' r. '''e
0 % a norss ls s:so 4snd fs end s e,
exceeding 10 hands mrs, p1 Leader the Scoihnan and
n 9ueena own. strauss HeSters ~ Gbjref
and b z Trinity, third. othe's show" + Weads Pion
BIoksSs Golden star aqe SS' wimsns XIV and
LADY Fanny Muford Marens Fngeo9W an and rwooa
oc I,ai nv " r. H. Martin. Won by George r. ReaaS
D9,srPrssj KsT'aP s, iae So prize So
George mHims ws eek u lands
charles +. Batess G. Actor. ana en- H. N'"'S -
riass e-Roadsers stations mares or selling ing I21r
years and - be SHOWN 10 TSsG Gnan Rrgas
go sam G. George Gagnon's b. Ngrhlight sec
9 Ri.,d ana W F T. Turner'S ch m. Matte Matche3s
cass t5-Heayywe:ght hnnters up u ~ -" o oiar
en- m Vanity No second award James COOKS en- g.
lel a,s aHigh serpers 42. shown to tran sound
neas style. conformation ard h9cK sc'%n =, RevnaI
Won BY william Bandings D. & Adonis' "ih'1S 900
W G. Brokaws p s M Ku'h oS ana AIR. b. e. er
ps.chss' george Pym H%e' G4 & o' i %
Miidrsd Charles F: Eates,s ~ AIGr =; s;
Class 5sPons under saddle al%n ms, Tics cz ga
ons ME SIS Won by y. {. Reyners - n Do
l. II Thomas gr M M DiSkf Nys ba: iS'0 'rl
TIE results Of the trottng races uaoof ING }o nTse
ton Of ths Fair Society ye"terday W. rs -o0''"
2e7 LAss-TROTT1NG- PCH's; VIZ
c.o,-. w D.oIer's ch - Commodore. ........... !
" W Iowerrc's BIZ Nsnity. .....'''.''''''' . 4
larcnr.ont forns B. 3 AZ 5...... 70 .
+ WiSs,'s b. T. Maste- Chimss...........''.'
= b b. b. g. David Bonner.......'.....'..im5
" H. Nelson's ch. &. Hadje H.
C. Wares b. nj r n,'-22aa 5i.. 2:27H: 2:!e'
900 c1Ass-TRoT AND PACE-pCRsf $500
F. James, Jay r2,I ne N on ga'e G25er,
M M D1se' Valley Farm b. Holly woodnu Dr.
er0'''r' Time 25l. 2:25. 224.