New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

STATE FAIR AT WAVERLY.
TROTTING AND PACING ON THE NEWER
sEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S TRACK.

TROTTING AND PACING ON THE NEWER
sEY AGRICULTURAL sOCIETY's TRACK.
Waverly Sept. (SpeciaD.-The second day OF the
State Fair of the New-Jersey Agricultural Society
at Waverly showed a greatly decreased attendance
from that of Labor Day. when. It is estimated.
twelve thousand people were present 1t Is doubtful
II at any time to-day there we're more than three
thousand persons on the grounds.
The fair this year is remarkable for the small
number OF fakirs and side-shows compared with
previous exhibitions and fewer beer booths and
sausage vendors are TO be seen than at any pre-
vlous fair In years. They may, however put in an
appearance tomorrow and Thursday the big days
of the fair.
On Politicians Hill a small knot Of officials. in
GLIDING President Tompkins. Directors z. B. Cad
dis 2. T. Quinn II. p. Jones. Dennis Long and
Silas c. Halsey. gathered under large canvas
awning and, comfortably seated on chairs, enjoyed
the racing.
There were large fields OF horses IN the two races
scheduled for tho day. and the finishes were close
and exciting The number OF horses that nave
started so far IN the two days racing here have
been greater than at any fair yet held BY the
association. James ". Reilly. superintendent Is
highly elated the success that his department
of tho exhibition has met with so far.
The police arrangements. which are good, are IN
charge of George Cass. chief OF special police IN
after the shower tho track was IN such clip
perry condition that consultation az the judges
and superintendent 81 the speed department was
held and they decided It would he unsafe 70 run
off the two remaining heats. and word was sent 70
President Tompkins 10 this effect He came 10 tho
stand. and agreed with the Judges that the racing
should stop for the day. The unfinished races Will
be run OFF TO- morrow beginning NJ 12@ O'Clock
with the ESQ trot The regular contests scheduled
for tomorrow are 2:2 trottng. 2.S pacing and
227 tTottng.
Following is a summary Of to-dav's racing:
TROTTING-2.5o CLASS PURSE S3oo O-nhnished)
". snyder's b. Ella sligo. .................
David Tierss Oh. Thresa B....................
SfeteNss <
Charles p Simmons b. m Beldia Dernisl
W. H. Browns b n. Kronkine UAw.sl. .........S ..
Windsor Stock Farms r. Sir Bev!s Dud.esion). il
Albion /. Pages IN. Stanley tEmer1) ............6
d Norton's blk Sposwo0d Prince ..............
". II Coville's tlk z. JpfoN ...................
l. X. Bryan's blk DevsinPe ............. u
Glen Moore FARMS IN. Grace Lake Phean) 5000. 10 10
Tirne-2:25a. 26h
PACING-2:25 CLAss-PURsE $500 O-nini.hei)
Maplswood Stock FARMS :. ? Jersey Btlman Gar
]
Fred T. seinways h m. Addie s Da,y)............
H H. IonRstreet's b Spain (E. Smith. ..........
Alcyoner FARMS b. Cinder AcyOner Halsed)....
John a. Moreys m. e. Cnce
A r. Commingss Oh G. Malvol.o ...t..... .
Charles Winters DIRK. tr. Lord Belgrave (SergenO
J. S. Murrays Mary A tEmery) ......... q 10
DR.. George Tcehursts /. e. Farmer DICK civilian
@ X. Kser's br. &. George X. CWrghO.
Emil Sees Oh. Z Maxine (Penmorei ~
Time 1914. 21elz
Where the drivers given thr If tho
horss drove