The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
stretch promised to win the lead from plucky

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held the lead, pressed by Martin Mcclellan to
the half wire and winning the heat, with the
sorrel and Shaw's Knox close together two
lengths behind.
Third Hedt-Ths heat was called at 4.30 but
| rung back about four times and lined twice
Ned B. promptly took the lead, but was closely
| followed by Martin Mcclellan on the first hail.
| On the last half Ned B sped ahead, while Nc
Lellan kept well ahead of Shaw's Knox, and in
| this order they came in heads and tails, Ned b.
winning the heat and race.
The following is the
| SUMMARY
C. W. Bisbee Camden, ms. CHI. g. Uncle Ben. 4 : =
| John Shaw Augusta ms. blk S. Shaw's hnoX.1 .
| c. j. Shaw Detroit MS. $. G. Martin Mcclellan 2
| A. W. Bracket, Pittsfeld, ms. g. g. Ned 81
F. b. Ramsdell, Knightsville, MS. blk. M :
'''' 90 mee-289, $50, $40.
NOTES.
We should state that in the race for four
year old horses at the Park, Samuel D. Jor-
dams black stallion Maine Jefferson, won in
| three straight heats. Time, $50, 2.45, 2.43.
The Female Orphan Asylum visited the fair
yesterday
A very large proportion of the fruits and
vegetables on exhibition have been donated
| to the Maine General Hospital.
| The Cumberland Centre Club made a very
| fine showing at the fair.
Today will be the last of the fair, and every
body should improve the opportunity to see
| fine exhibition.
1t was curious that no furniture was entered
| for exhibition.
There were $500 paying tickets to the hall
| taken up to last evening.
| The attendance in the afternoon was estima-
ted at 5000. The judges stand was very much
| crowded
| Quite number of sales of fine oxen on the
| grounds are reported, New Hampshire lumber
men supplying themselves pretty freely
| The cry of "mad dog" created some excite
ment for few moments outside the Park yes
terday, and is probably to be credited to some
uneasy specimens of Young America. who
wanted to see some "fun.''
The trotting to take place at Presumpscot
Park today is the best of the season. Among
the horses entered are Camors, Anodyne, Knox
| Boy, Emperor William, Coupon, Tom Patchen
| and other noted trotters In the $50 class are
| Pickpocket, Black Diamond, Detective
| Patchen, Cotton Tail, Ike, Matchmaker, Fly
! ing Maid and Others Also special purse of
| $150-$75, $40, $40, and $15, for horses only
| that were beaten III tic 2.42 class. 3 90 class,
and green horses.
| The Cement Drain Pipe Co.'S exhibit OF
their ware at the Fair was accidentally omit
ted by us. 1t was very extensive and hand
some, and attracted general attention.
Premiums Awarded
WORKING OXEN.
| Five wear old oxen-Edgar Hilton & Son, Arson,
| let q Il. Shores WaterVille I'd. g
| -Four years old. Hamilton, South Harrison,
LIST, $40; George Ladd, Stark, I'd, s.
Three years old-James r. Hilton, Stark, LIST, IS;
Francis Hilton Arson, I'd, A.
TWO year old steers-Columbus Hilton, Arson,
| LIST. Sc; Charles Hunnewell Windham, 3D. 4.
One e year old steers-o. B. Henry, Webster, LIST,
| So; Otis NJ. Hilton, Anson 2d, 2.
GENTLENEN's DRIVING HORSES.
C. r. Mouton, Portland. 1st, $50; S. G. Bridge
ham, West Minot, I'd, 15 j. P. Norton, Lewiston,
3D. 10.
BEST DRAFT STALLION OF ANY BLOOD OR OWNER
SHIP.
G. j. Shaw's brown stallion ''Napoleon," LIST
prc.A., e ;; ROLAND g. G. Hackett and c. P.
Mattoeks, I'd, TO-
GELpINGs AND MARES.
LIST prem. SIS, bay mare Eva Josiah Morrill,,
West Cumberland; I'd do, TO- gelding "Ledo," G. J.
Shaw, Detroit; Sd do, o. bay geldng Roger" II.
W Dyer, Cape Elizabeth
PULLING OXEN AND COUNTY TEAM.
Draft oxen feet inches and over, G. Hall, Fal-
SIS.
oxen feet 5 inches William Bean, Cornish, 1st
$50; w. Warren, Scarboro, "a, 10; Francis Hilton,
Ansoni oQ o.. 4 4 10 e,o eo+
%aas % Go on 'e' is'' Gov
00'A'' 'o''i'' -''
pLoWs
Steel plows, j. j. Frye Portland, list, IS; revers
ble plows, same, 1st B.
The committee report that they found the plows
exhibited by Whittemore Bros; OF Boston, and by
w. . Canieroh q 70. VI oiu W po "oi'iS VI
special notice.
siLIiAA 1l-AsuI iNI1 a1m ,
Grange; %, 5, to Winthrop Grange.
Best eXhlplt oi vegetables, Ise -, 10 "ihoiioP
Grange. a.,
Best eXmpit Oh cereais' ISL, 20, to "Htnrop
'raiise' cYprsr
F., n ,-o NJ Io, Footor,, Let e5. W;ntbron
Dsirv;n@ JHssociation Sd &: Ncierson Factory,
al K
ou' o. r..~-------4--44---
-,,..,,,s,, nairviur Association, LIST. 80,
Turner Factory. "a, z
poMLsiio oh 1- e., -
L. A. Gilbert, East turner, ISL 20; ~. =. Driggs'
South Turner, 3D. A. Rufus Prince, South Turner,
sd, z.
DoEoiio SAW
kutus PrInce Sou.h "a 49, ~ Nus i1
Niui">' i'i"e- Ne''
BUTTER.
,,,,. .o,;5 ,,,,+taT Ior,,rs ,rrrrbv Re1east
10 pos.iUs soiu o'''0i' '''i A''
Isl prein 20. ,,as d TT S,ou of viptbron 1st
n d. @. ord
pIeli;, 80 o,ft "a X caor@a Rfa,ncbsrd & RE
Murphy B91 Cei 90 q george n'nch'io iio'
ouilperiaiiu ooh'i'' AVN
The special committee appointed to judge of but
ter salted with the Higgins Eureka Salt report that
there is but one specimen entered, and that they
award the gold medal to Howard Murphy OF Belfast,
who entered the same.
HONEY.
.o,,,n,;++oo o,,ord tbo srst nremirm 70 +he
ine d Nv n al plnnY,ar of North New
only entry maze by H. A. fl''ili'her Vi Noi'h Ne"
Portland 90
GRAIN
-, mkt. 90 oo+, . 7, I;,oo1, of rannvsvi,la
Best eXhlplt Vi oaiS, a. H. i-hooii Vi Doni''''ne
ISL preh 20 1, 80 r1, ,rooro WIN
Best pushel Oh p so 10 d. iiehy hooio' "tn
throp ISL preli, e. ,r, ,roro WI;
For best trace Oh corn, 10 q. hehry 'iooie' WIZ
tiirop, ISL preii.' 60 ~
,.,, -
Us.iy -. - Piamn,or1 e Rrn t,u,berjan3 2I
P 20 go wv ~ - ~ -
rs I4. II r, 1,o;rho,l,s North Monmouth 1st
heiihe 90 H. " : ~ N' wv "
pi 49, - oolo, Iro A Piclsford Lewiston LIST
~, nu''V 60 00i0i II" a.
p 1i, 20 Of 5r;ed fodder r1on+s r w North Ir
.nnneta H ct NJ nr ,en g. p"'''''
Bennef nrenarati9n~J w North II Augusta
I 81 h1 nrew r 81 ~
A'' y o-i.' go, ,,,,,,
Borlih' CHEESE ANp p'Nii'h i''i NH