The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-06

Pair Irish gray games. premiums 8 and
90; George Parsley, city. first premium; w.
+. Christian, CITY. second premium.
Pair duck wing games, premiums IS and
81: O. Parsley, city, second premium.
Pair black spanish, premiums - and ~;
w. II. Fry and w. +. Christian, city; first
and second premiums respectively.
Pair white leghorns; same premium; same
award.
Pair silver Polands, premiums s. and 81;
W. III. Fry first premium.
Pair golden POlands, premiums IS and ~;
W. f. Christian, city, first premium.
Pair Houdans. same premium; first and
second awarded respectively 10 Messrs.
Christian and Fry, city.
Pair silver Hamburgs; premiums same (;
| w. r. Christian, first premium.
Pair Il. 3. Game bantams, premiums
same; w. II. Christian first, w. ID. Fry
second.
Pair golden seabright bantams, prem
| iums same; IL. G. Green, city, hrst, +. +.
Becker, city. second. -
Pair bronze turkeys, old birds; w. III.
Fry, first. w. Fl. Schofield, city, second
premiums.
Pair bronze turkeys. Matched "a. same
premiums; t. NJ. Reveal, Carmel, hrst, and
| w. +. Christian second premiums.
! Pair white turkeys. premiums same; w.
III. Fry, first, W. +. Christian, second prem
ium.
Pair white Guinea fowls, same premiums;
same awards.
Pair Bremen geese. same premiums; w.
Fl. Fry. first, w. III. Ennis. Clermont, sec
ond premium.
Pair wild geese, same premium w. +.
Christian, w. III. Fry, first and second prem
iums respectively.
Pair Rouen ducks, same premiums; w.
III. Fry, first. w. i. Christian, second.
Pair Avlesburg ducks, same premiums;
W. ii. Fry, first and second awards.
Pair black Cayugs ducks, premiums, 50
and 50; w. Il. Christian, krst and second
premiums.
Best display of pigeons, premium, 81; F.
PIP. Becker city, first premium.
Best pair OF Capous, hatch of 1874, pre-
MUM 50; w. +. Christian, city, first pre-
MUM.
Matching, premium IS; James Ii.
Fry. city, first premium.
Best collection Of poultry, premium SO;
w. f. Christian. city, first premium.
ON Cur FLowERs-The following awards
have been made:
$40, Mrs. A. Wallace, city: second premium,
Sl5, Mrs. Emma Raglan; third premium, $40,
Mrs. Mary X. Ragsn, Clayton.
/ Best collection cut roses, not less than ten
varieties, so, Mrs. DIR. Rogers, Greencastle.
Best collection cut dahlias, -, Mrs Emma
! Raglan, Clayton.
Best collection OF Yerbenas, IS, Miss Nevle
Raglan, Clayton.
| Best basket cut flowers, Mrs. Emma Ra-
gan, Clayton. first premium, 50; Mrs. Dr.
Rogers, Greencastle. second, 81.
Best round bouquet, Mrs: DIR. Rogers. first
premium, -; second premium, Mrs. Emma
Rsgan. IS.
Best Hat bouquet, Mrs. DIR. Rogers, first
premium. 50: Miss Belle Raglan, Fillmore -
The special premiums offered by the Hon
w. w. Curry nave not yet been awarded.
RACE
I
esterday was oneof the greatest objects o.
interest TO the human race assembled on
the Elk position grounds The pacing match
was called at 3 o'clock, there being six en-.
tries as follows:
s.Bav Sallie," driven 10y J. A. Gosnel.
"Granger," driven by James Walker o.
s.Tom Hfndficks," driven by ]. $ Nugen
Louisville.
LADY Elliott" driven by j. A. Elliott
aAbe Lincoln" drived 10y Elias Billgaier
city.
.;C;en. Ringgold," driven by Thomas NJ
| Anderson, Franklin.
The purse of 500 was divided as follows.
First prize 500, second $50, third $50. The
horses started on the first heat. but at III
lcOnclusion all but Bay Sailie and Granger
were withdrawn. The former won three Of thu
first heats easily. Time 2.35jz. 2;3l, z:30
Bay,Saliie accordingly took the $40 purse
and Granger the $50; the third going TO thu
association, there being no third contestin:
horse.
Il ODDS AND ENDS
There is some waiting and gnash
ing OF teeth reported. because tn,
gas around the Exposition building i
not lighted sooner in the evening. Thos
driving up find it embarrassing to- avoid run
ming into other conveysnces, and peopl
walking around are in danger of bein.
trampled on, or falling into lnad-holes ant
"sich." The request is that the gas b.
lighted earlier. or the moon be brought M
sooner.
The number of tickets sold yesterday az
Sregated about % 1000, which are divided a
follows: Main entrance. Loco; side, 5000
gate fees and exhibition tickets, 5000. al
together it was the biggest Wednesday sine
the Exposition was first founded.
The programme for to-day is as follows
discrimination of horses for general pur
poses, and match horses, and the continue
ton of the examination of cattle and hogs
AT. p. NJ. (open to ALL trotters that neve
beat 2:slO a purse of S3ee- $50 to the first
$50 10 the second, and $40 40 the third.
ON marble statuary, Messrs. Carpenter d
Bros. took the premium ON the statuar
around the music pagoda-
PUMPS AND WELLS.
The workings of II. Il E0use's wells ar
truly startling. They are displayed in tn
northwest corner of the building and eigh
or ten streams of water, ranging from hal
zach 90 four inches, are constantly beini
forced from the ground and emptied il
trougbs. One OF the pumps in use is iron
the Newcastle, Ind, mandatory, wher
alone they are made, and is a success il
its simplicity and power 1t y capable O
performing 1000 revolutions minute
and easily makes from 100 10 2D0. the re
quired number. Il has seven inch cylin
der and forces 200 gallons of water 10 th
minute The wells of Mr.. Rouse's max
have a world vide peputstioD. and the nam