New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

FIRST PREMIUM BETTER COW, ECHO n.
Exhibited by F. r. Sanders Lacomla. y II.
In the poultry house were also shown rabbits
guinea pigs white rats. and several varieties of
foreign and domestic
The exhibition OF cattle not extensive as
many expected but goodly number Of fine ami
mails shown. The best were the property or
Westminster County farmers. Premiums were
offered for both registered and grade stock. and
the honors were largely awarded to home breeders
although a w-Hampshire herd OF registered Bel
ters captured several first prizes. The SUBDIVISIONS
of Class No l Holsteins, Jerseys or Alder
news Shorthorns Ayrshires Devons. Guernseys
T5-efords polled stock Belters grades and natives
and there were numerous premiums in each suodI-
vision Working must stih be Used IN west
chester County as Class No. was composed large
" Of such animals and several premiums were
awarded This class also contained fatted catue
and trained cattle The meaning OF 'he 'a''s 49,
M, being explained in the catalogue
Farm produce. grain and SEEDS oo'S'i.uleu -,
No : Class No devoted to potatoes O4A9S
No G to other vegetables, melons ,o'Ha 10y
k,ns souashes and peppers. and CIass 40. ~ -
s,s,ed o, cabbares and caulihowers Class 40 Il
consisted OF fruits and the display was eAce''en'
In quality but somewhat limited IN quah''S'
-rba dairy DEPARTMENT was. as IN all Empire state
airs an important feature Of the exhibition ire
scs ana feles in Glass No u afforded the good
housewives Of Wcstches;er chance 10 Sho" t''ei'
skin. and they improved It in goodly numbers
The DISPLAY Of flowers and plants vas not so
extensive as might have been expected o1' SUING
beautiful specimens were exhibited
There we're groups Of both professional ana INA
,eur oil nainttnrs and colors. and specimens
Of china painting were also shown Glass Ppt",-
ing drawing and penmanshlp prizes Were a." -
and photographs IN India Ink were eN'''"'-U ~,
vomeu's Industrial exhibit and tne, NoI i S1c,-
denartnent with kindred groups IN pam am .l,s
reedlework contained nuch 20 i4ltIt-,, - ~
The department in which chltitI,S Ng IN - 81
limited attracted much attention. Besides the Ie4t
ms mentioned. there were dog snow an t
OF agricultural implements ana Sts,tt 49,, he
cats TIE concluding days great IeaL!IS .,,tr -
e1tTies and which brought ont saturday pretty
babies from nearly every CITY NIilase a"o S~'00
r. timing on Wednesday the horse show monop-
mn and nd women on Thursday midday trains
from New-York bore hundreds OF well kI4"n U,
into the field the grounds were coaches, breaks
scription wednesday, spectacle Of people sitting
in the rain TO watch the exhibition was SUFFICIENT
nun tb bas index 70 the inheritance OF the event
The giyers included John b. Archbold Howard
WiIetts. Edwin Gould. f. c. Hoyt. G. 5 Hoyt r.
E 8 6aT r L: r. WheaW Red george I B. Hume
Louis stern, William 4 IseI!n John Gerke1 7, NH,
jay. E. G Potter William II T I;nli John a
A CLARK George c. Clausen, Adrian Isein, il, w
r. H. Martin, Marion story and 7. A Maitland
ton to many of the givers of prizes were Edwin H.
Mss Grace Fai-Iee Anhony White Plains Mrs
Antonio TrelpeI Mamaroneck: Miss Henrietta c.
Miss Anne Fowle, Mamaroneck: John Arthur New
York; Mrs. E. S. Woodward. Tarrytown; A. st
Plains; Charles j. Coulter, jr, Rye; j. Campbell
Thompson and Mrs Thompson, New-YOrk; George
Tarrytown Miss Gladys E. Toplitz. Herbert Cop
New-York: F. Ambrose Clark Cooperstown. n. Y;
R1 Ss iufae Carlisle Maron story and
Mrs. story Port Chester; George WillSinson Stet,
Chester: Miss Gladys Croker, Larchmont; Mrs
and Master Carman. Huntington: Long Island; Van
Wyck Rossiter. Nyack: Henry w. Rose. New York;
Frank New-York: Harry r Peters, Islip. Long
Island; Miss Mary Deering New-YoTk; George
palmer, Boston Mass Willie DALEY, White
Frank Ma Gonld New-York David McAndless
White Plains; Mrs II. H. Good. Great Barrington
Marshall. New-York: William r. Fl. Martin, Green
witch. Conn: Master Willie Leith. White Plains;
Mrs Edwin c. Kirkland George D. King & Son,
F; ". Howes and Mrs W; F. KotmanS New JS Srk;
New-York: Cyrus Field Judson, jr., Ardsey; Miss
Eleanor Jay. Katonah, and J. Stanley Halle.
William Jay, of Bedford. the president of the
association, had personally given his attention 10
the show and his break and four occupied a place
commanding a view Of The ring every Gay; me ne
New Rochelle the secretary and his force OF as
sisants. in small degree contributed 70 the sue
rotary proved himself "a good in the right
place by his management Of the exhibition Inc
land Howard Willets. Marion Story. William Fl
CatIin and Edwin H Weatherbee IS also entitied
The judges J. Agostini. C. Oliver i-ehn.
George 3. Hulme. z. c. lie Montague and T. l. n
4 Column sixty feet high, composed Of vegsta 6es
fruits ana nu,S bsrrng Of course the girls and
The The horses The column terminated in sheaf of
! wheat and bore American flag.
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