The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-19

lower the track record of 2:14A.
The following premiums were given
yesterday:
Class A for best team, owned by one
person, George Field
Working oxen, six year old and over:
First, Richard How'd, second, G. K.
Northam of East Haven; four and five
year-olds, Ralph Blackstone; three
year-olds, David Baldwin; two-year-
olds, Judson Stent
Draught oxen, over 5000 pounds, S.
Palmer; under 5000 pounds, Richard
How'd first, David Baldwin second.
Fat cattle, first, Ralph Blackstone;
second, e. S. Palmer
Bulls, Holsteins, James Fl. Beach;
Durham, Judson Stent; Eben Fisher,
second.
Cows Holsteins Eben Fisher first;
j. III. Beach second.
Jersey-A. NJ Young; heifer, two
years old, A. M. Young; Ayrshire, Will
liam Linsley
The following are the summaries of
the horse races:
2;40 Glass, Trot or Pace-Purse $3.50.
Myra w, b M by Sphynx, Park
Stables, Providence, r. L.. 1 1
Pink Wilkes, blk m, by Gull
ford B. Davis. .............. 2
Rome Wilkes, b g, by Browns
St. Bel, w. A. Booth. .... 2 3
Martina, b m, by Brown HAL
Mrs. j. II. Callkins.. ...,...
Ace of Spades, blk g, s. t. b. by
Gambolier, l.. Kaltzwicl1 :. 5 7
Carrie b.. m, by Aristocrat,
a. l.. Berton.. ...,........
Baud Bell, b m. untraced,
Brown :. :. .................. 6 6
Esperanz, b m, e. B. Mead. :. 8
Bessie. b m. by Candidate, S.
Hodgkinson.. :. .....,.... b Or
Time 251a 1926, 2:24A.
The winner Of the above race is a
promising PAGER, sired by sphynx, dam
Kate Sprague, by Governor Sprangue.
In the opinion of the horsemen who
noticed her at Branford she will be fav-
orably heard from later.
2:15 Class-Pace-Purse $3.50.
Mocking Bird, TO g, by Jay
Bird, G. l.. Jencks.. :. ...... 1 l
Alvin r., g, by Douglass I,
G. Fl. Cook. =. ..............
Burtona, blk m, by Sherman,
V. B. Strong. ....,.......
Queen of Kings, blk m, by King
Patchen, G. r. White. :. DIR
Time-2:19K, 2:1SA, 2:19
In the foregoing contest Trainer Cook
gave his, horse an easy race for the
reason as stated that the PAGER was
not up to his usual speed. He has
made three faster miles in race on
the same track than the time made by
the winner Yesterday.
The judges stand was occupied by
Dr. e. s. Ross, starter; +. l.. Newton, |
Fred S. Cakes. and Robert Fl. Meachen,
judges; Henry s. Lancraft took the |
time. F. A, Finch filled the position of |
clerk.
The officers and committee having |
the fair in charge are the following:
President, Edwin Doolittle; vice pres
idents, Richard A. How'd, Edward L.
Wilford; secretary, John P. Callahan; |
treasurer. William r. Foote: executive |
committee, Henry w. Averill chair
man, James Galligan James H. Barker,
David Baldwin, F. E. Peckham, John
r. Sliney. F.. S. Palmer.
Committee on printing and premium |
list, j. P. Callahan, F.fE. Peckham, w.
r. Foote. Ht1i
Committee in charge Of live stock
r. M. Cooke, F.. l.. MILFORD.
Committee on music--H. w. Averill.
Committee on arrangement of
grounds F. Barker, J. T. Siney F.
r, Peckham
Committee on receiving exhibits-F.
L. Peckham, e. S. Palmer. j. G.
Palmer.
Chief marshal-Mchael p. Rice
Assistant marshals-F f. Beach Roy
Freeman, J. F. Kinney, Dennis Man
nix Eugene McGrail Thomas O'Brien
Earl Bradley David Stent, Wilson
Clarence T. Bliss
Committee on arrangements of ex-
C, e. Jourdan, Mrs Earl
Mrs. C. A. Blackstone Mrs
j. r. Palmer, Mrs, 7. A. Coe Miss
Alice Baker. Miss r. T. McGrai, Miss
Lizzie Cooke, Miss Nellie Reidy
Committee to promote interest in the
P, Carney, Frank Brain
ard, Louis A. Fisk, r. A. How'd S. S.
Cooke, j. w. Lynch, c. A. Blackstone,
f. Bragg. George II Fowler, George 4.
Field, John w. Nichols Harry Cush-
man, A. B. Plant, Morgan Hoadley, A.
J. Coyle, Daniel Averlll, T. f. Dunn,
Jesse Harrison.
The exhibition of agricultural and
products opens at II a.
m and closes at o'clock p. m. each