Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

81 80 2722
Innings l 3456 50
D. State 2s4 "a Il / $50
Brandywipe, , > 3 o 0-22
Passed Balls, Diamond State 10; Brandywipe
4 Missed hy catches, Diamond State 4; Bran
DIVINE 8. Time, hours, 30 minutes Umpire,
J. g. Hall, West Philadelphia B. 3. G. Scorers,
W, J. McClary, Diamond State; J. @. Matlack,
Brsndywine
The Tyott'n9.-On Friday the principal iea
ture OF attraction was the trials Of speed. The
track was 10 good order, and horses and Grl.
yer generally performed their respective parts
very we'll The only cause of complaint was
that there was a little too much jockeying in
starting. The first contest was between Rach-
ell Bay, entered by Zadock Townsend, and a
Patchen Colt entered by James V. Jetfers.-
Rachel Bay was awarded the first premium OF
$50. winning the first heat in g. 46 and the sec.
ond IT 80. The colt received the second pre-
MUM of $40.
The next contest was be tween PAGERS. James
Sharp entered Keystone Messenger; George W
Morrison entered gray mare Maggie and Harry
Coward entered brown horse Frank The frat
premium of $50 was awarded to Maggie, sbe
winning the first and second heats in 2.49 and
2.53; the second premium OF $50 was awarded
to Mr.. Cowards horse
| 10Th Class.--Mile heats-Best two in three
James Milford entered mare Flora James II
CLARK entered gray horse, Hawk Fred. Layton
entered roam horse Abe. and George McCrone
entered bay horse John Hunter. The cont, :
was very exciting. The first heat was won BY
Abe in 2.5l and the second in 252 Hawk. how
ever, not being over two feet behind on Cross =
ing the score in either heat. The first pre-
MUM OF 30 0was awarded 10 Abe the second
OF $40 was awarded to Hawk, and the third Of
$40 to Flora.
10th Cisss.-George Lobiel entered os
ceola, and Miner Harvey entered Montreal
Osceola was awarded the FIRST premium Of $50,
having Won the inst two heats, each in s.
Montreal was awarded the second premium OF
$40.
nth Class.-Horsss tro. to wagons; two
mile heats, bes, two iu three. WIN. Dable en-
tered gray mare Jenny Lind: ?. Daley entered
bay horse Dan. Jenny Lind won the first tW o
heats i'll $50, and 5.35, She was awarded the
hrst premium ct 800, and Dan the second
premium of S2b.
THIS ended tue performance of the day. Ga
5 turuay there were several exciting contests
. and very large number OF citizens were
present TO witness the same.
The other portions OF the exhi oitioa wer,
rather meagre, although there were few e oe
! horses cattle, sheep aud pigs, and the house
3 mold department appeared TO be looming up il
. lap ,rtance We take tie following SUNNI r,
= from the Gazette
a HoRsEs-Henry DUPONT exhibited the Cana
dian mare "Skippy,' years old; thorough
bred mare, years old mare Blossom"
years Cd and colt months; Norman mar
% Cody" years; Black Hawk mare 'INealy
d years; Montreal mare "Sal,"5 years an
IS Morgan mare Flower years.
o Moses Journey exhibited the Black H..
/" mars Fanny ? years old, and Geo. NJ. Patch
IT en- yeas
d Jason Davis, Young Morgan Bac' Hawk,
y months. aad Black Eawk Morgan Ella"
II years.
D, Wm. +, Critic, sui colt, abe Lincoln :,
10 year.
Cows-Natye grade COW, & years Durhai
cows, months, Durham COW Rose year
Ia Durham COW Lilly, years, Durham COW Chez
W ry, yeare; Derkom COW, Canty, years. b
r. Henry DUPONT. Devon cows, Curly year
Star, years, and 2 Devon heiiers, Beauty,
le year, and Jenny, months OLD, by B. F. Ho
az comb.
1t, CHIcEEss AND DuoE--Ir J. K Brown
OF harmony Mills made quite az extensive di
CT play Of chickens and ducks consisting OF Bra
AZ una fowls black East Indian ducxs, Row,
o. ducks, black Poands white Laghooas slv
w pheasaats, shawl neck saua fowls, blat
L. Spanish fowls, golden pheasant aad black Har
lis burgs
l. Samuel Candy exhibited a coop OF Br4ha,
Tia | tOIlshLt lONle-
rs Edward Tatnall, Of The Brandywiue NJ
in sery, made al excessive display OF evergreen
be &c, consisting OF oalsam FIR, Norway spruc
ul junipeIls crocorca golden aIborvija,, Core
no can plue, Siberian atbogftae, irish juniper, 81
b. vs- Or, hsm.ock sp:uce, rldIt densa Jun PERI
ut ericoldes, scotch pine Japsn green, Auetri,
i'm pine, box tree, Scotch pine, tobacco plar
ID oeetS. turnps, cora, castor oil plan
10 Longstroth's patent movable comb bee hive
cir Michel Mullen, rdn4r tor Geo. G. Lood,
OF exhibited a lot OF large pumpk,uG, egg plant
de pa-snips, tuInips, corn, tomatoes, lima bean
,is &C.
he DR.. J. A. Brown exhibited samples of sag
cane Is teet high. From ths cane be ma
IS gallons OF syrup from - teuths OF an acr
=, which would be over 200 gallons to the aGr
~ He also had on exhibition, samples OF no mi
~ corn.
W Miss Carrie a gdeu m lde handsome displ
-" of wax fruit, and flowers hair work, paintin.
&C.
"a Ferris q Garrett exhibited az Automatic G
~ Machine.
~ Cooling & Lloyd had on exhibition We
i, handsome Jenny Liod wagon and also suls
IS ncLear Kendall exhibited large sht
80 card containing photographs OF their facto
Nv and OF the different styles of carriages man
=. featured by them.