The Portland daily press., 1877-09-08

| White Muscovy, 1st prem, Z E L Hayward.
Colored Muscovy, 1st and I'd prems, G E L Hay
ward.
Rouen Muscovy, 1st, Cd and Sd prem, Shurt-
left.
Cayuga, LIST and 2d prem, G L Hayward.
Black, 1st and I'd prem, G f Hayward.
Wood, ID and Sd prem, G L Hayward.
White Call. 1st and I'd prem. j Kenniston.
Crested, list, I'd and Sd prem, Hayward.
Decoys, 1st prem, l. Hayward.
Pekin, 1st and "a prem, Stevens, stroudwater
wild, ID and Sd prem, VIM woowwortb, Dix
mont.
Gray Call, 1st and I'd prem, G E L Hayward.
Coon, I'd prem, G Warren, Portland.
ooLUMBARIAN DIVISION.
Pouters-Blue pied, 1st prem. d Pluumer, Cape
Elizabeth; I'd do, E Hayward.
White pied, 1st prem, G L Hayward.
Red pied, LIST prem, e HAYWARD
G e Hayward.
White, 1st prem, Plummer
Red, 1st PREM G f L Hayward.
Yellow, lst and I'd prem, G L Hayward.
Fans-White smooth head, LIST prem, D Plummer;
I'd do, G L Hayward.
d Plummer,
Black crested Calcutta-1st prem, Pummer.
Black Smoothheads-1st prem. d Plummer I'd do
Yellow Smoothheads-1stp prem. c LsHayward
Blue Smoothheads-1st prem. E L Hayward I'd
do, d Plummer.
Almond Tumblers-1st and I'd prems, Gel Hay
ward.
Bearded Tumblers-1st prem, Hayward.
Blue Tumblers-1st prem, e Hayward.
Yellow Tumblers-1st prem, L Hayward.
Red Tumblers-ist prem, E L Hayward
Inside Black Short faced-1st prem, G L Hay
ward.
Inside plain-1st prem, E L Hayward.
Inside Long faced-1st prem. E Hayward.
Inside Yellow short faced-1st prem. E L Hay
ward.
Big Eyed blacklist prem, E Hayward.
Black Jacobins-1st prem, Plummer.
White Jacobins-1st prem, d Plummer.
Red JacObinS prem, ID Plummer; I'd do. C. r.
L Hayward.
Black Turbits prem, E Hayward
Yellow Turbits-1st prem, E Hayward.
Red Turbits-1st prem, e Hayward.
Black Nuns-1st prem, L HAYWARD.
Black Magpies-1st prem, G L Hayward; I'd do,
D Plummer.
Red Magpies-1st prem, Hayward
Yellow Magpies-1st prem, G L Hayward.
White owis-ist prem. L Hayward.
Blue Owls-1st prem, ID Plummer.
Black Barbs, LIST prem, d Plummer.
Red Barbs LIST prem, G l. Hayward.
Yellow Barbs, 1st and I'd prem, L Hayward.
Blue Magpies, 1st prem, E HAYWARD.
c l. Hayward.
Notified Trumpeters, lst prem, D Plummer; I'd
do, E L Hayward.
White Trumpeters, LIST and I'd prem, G L Hay
ward.
Red Trumpeters, 1st prem, G E L Hayward.
Yellow Trumpeters, 1st prem, G Hayward.
Blue Antwerps, 1st prem, e l. Hayward
Black Antwerps, 1st prem, L Hayward
Black Swallows, ist prem, c L Hayward; I'd do,
ID PluMmer.
Blue Swallows, 1st prem, c e Hayward.
Yellow Swallows, 1st and I'd prem, c L Hay
ward.
Black Dragons. 1st prem, L Hayward
White Dragons 1st prem. E L Hayward.
Runts, 1st prem, c E L Hayward.
Starngs 1st prem, E L Hayward
Yellow long-faced Tumblers, LIST prem, G E L
Hayward
Black Winged Turbits, LIST and I'd prem, G E L
Hayward.
Blue Winged Turbits, Let and I'd prem, C L Hay
ward.
Yellow Winged Turbits. 1st prem C Hayward.
Red Winged Turblts, 1st prem, G L Hayward.
Silver Winged Tnrbits, 1st prem, L Hayward.
Black Tailed Turbits, 1st prem, 9 E L Hayward.
Blue Blu Tailed all Tnrblts, M LIST prem, e L Hayward.
White Tailed Turbits, 1st prem, e l. Hayward
Yellow Tailed Turbts, 1st prem, E L Hayward
Black aacl More Caps, 1st prem, L HAYWARD.
Dun Barbs, 1st prem, L Hayward.
Red Feathered Legs, 1st prem, g HAYWARD.
Red Priests, ist and I'd prem, G E L Hayward.
suabians, 1st prem, 6 L Hayward ""'''
Ca5res 2a preR HaTr
Silver Ball Head Tunblers, LIST prem, E I
Hayward.
Black Ball Head Tumblers, 1st PREM C L
Hayward.
Archangels, 1st prem. Plummer,
STATIONS.
For general use-1st prem, W H Irish, Portland
for Phil Sheridan; I'd do, J Winslow Jones' Portland
Lon Morris.
In the case Of 4 years old and under s recon-
mend diplomas to j ID Cushman, Dexter, for Lam
crster; Geo Shores, Watervie, for Somerset Knox;
9 A Kimball, Rumfort Point, for Eclar; W H
Warren, Cornish, for Black Dimon; NJ G Palmer,
Portland, for Palmer Knox; e Dana, Portland, tor
Dana Fearnaught.
Whalebone Knox would have been mentioned had
it not been for his blindness.
Four years old under five-1st prem, H H Tufts
Skowhegan, CuDard; I'd do, W Clark Fairfield
Lookout; Sd DO, james, West Waterville, Col
Andy.
Recommend diplomas to A jackson, Winthrop,
for Sir George; E II McKenney, Biddeford, for
Knox Cbiet; John A Tompson, Portland, for Victor
Hollis; c P Mattocks, Portland, for Mattocks
Morgan.
WORKING OXEN.
Yearlng steers-1st prem. Frank Gowell, Wayne;
I'd do, r S Coe. Centre Harbor, N 81.
Trained Steers-1st PREM P W Aver. Freedom;
I'd do, 8 Coe, Centre Harbor, N II.
Two years old steers-lst prem, G A Atkinson,
@ A Atkinson, Mercer.
Three year old steers-1st prem. L G Fisher
Cabot, vt; I'd do, G Atkinson, Mercer; Sd do, r NJ
Oliver. .E
Four year old oxen-1st prem, r NJ Oliver; I'd do,
A Libby: West Watervillei Sd do, Edwin Hume
well, South Windham. tt
Five year old oxen-1st prem, A Hall, windham
I'd do, Libby, West Waterville; Sd do same. :
Six year ear old 9d o oxeG-ist prem Berry. North
do. Martin Bumpus, Turner.
To Eli Stone, Windham, they recommend a
gratuity of $25.
The reports of the Hall awards will be pab-
uShed IN Monday mornings papers.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT.-The sensational
play of the above name was produced at Fanny
Marsh's Theatre last evening before a large
house. The play was well given and was
equally as well received by the audience. This
play has been given before in this theatre and
drew well, as it promises to this time. Miss
Marsh as Laura Courtland and Mr.. Cowper as
Smokey the veteran were well supported by
the company. The scenic effects are excellent,
especially the railroad train and the pier
scene. Several of the make-ups of the charac.
ters were unusually good. Miss Smith made
about as hideous an 'Old Judas as one would
wish to see, and Mr.. Wooderson as the lawyer
was true to life. In the pier scene Ben Gilfoil
was immense. He is one Of the finest min
strels now travelling: and no one should fail to
see him in this piece. Mr.. Calder as the side
walk merchant was also good, and received
loud applause.
Under the Gsslight will be repeated this
afternoon at the matinee and this evening for
the last time. 1t is we'll given, and those who
| enjoy good sensational play should not fail to
| see it,
REFORM CLUB CONFERENCE.-The quarter.
| ly session of the Reform Clubs of this state
was held at the Town Hall, Waterville, on
Wednesday. John Benson, Jr, of Auburn
| was elect president of the meeting, 81. A.
| Stevens Secretary. Reports were submitted
| from clubs throughout the state all indicating
rapid progress Of the reform movement. Al
the evening session Mr.. T. W. Dunn of Water
vile, welcomed the clubs, after which lspeech'