National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31
tsms Richard Smith, pair black African ban-

tams; T. D. Dorsey, pair Japanese bantams.
Chickens-Richard Smith, pair dark Brah-
mas; Nelson & Seibert, pair light Brahmas;
Boileau & HOagy, pair buff Cochins; Nell
son Il Soibort, pair partridge Cochins;
Richard Smith pair white Cochins; Boileau &
Heagy, pair black Cochins; Richard Smith,
pair Plymouth Rocks; 8. NJ. Clark, pair Ameri-
can Domiuiqucs; Samuel f. Wheatley, pair
black.red game; Bennett & Colby, pair yellow
duckwing game also pair red and pair white
Pile game, ami pair white aud pair black
game; w. q. Lee, pair silver Hamburgs; Boiloau
~ Hoagy, pair white Lcghorns; Samuel f..
| Wheatley, pair black Leghorns; Nelson &
Seibert, pair brown Leghoms; Bennett &
Colby, pair black.red game bantams; also
pair silver game bnntams; Boileau 6 Hcagy
pair yellow duckwing game bantam.; r. d.
Dorsey, pair Pile game bantams; T. Walsh pair
black African bantans; Il. J. Middleton,
pair black Spanish; NJ. Hart, pair white
crested PoandS; $. NJ. Clark, pair La Flcchc;
L. H. Dorsey, pair black Pile game bantamS,
also pair Scabrigbt bantams and pair silver Sea-
bright bantams.
Turkeys, Geese aud Ducks-Richard Smith
pair white China geese, also pair brown China
geese, pair Cayuga ducks aud pair Peltin
ducks; ID. Mcmahon, pair japanese geese; Dr.
X. II. Evans, pair white Guinea fowls, also
pair Guinea pigs, pair Angora rabbits, pair
Abyssinian Guinea pigs, pair California quail
and pair mountain quail; S. w. Stinemets,
green parrot, also pair English rabbits.
Pigeons-Dr. Il. H. Evans, pair black Pied
pouters, also pair red, pair yellow, pair white,
pair silver and pair blue pnutcis; George Can.
thorn, pair black carriers; +. A. DcnnisOn, pair
dun carriers; DIR. L. II. Evans, pair rcd Barbs;
S.W. StinGmstl,p pair white. crested fantails also
pnir black-crested lantails aud pair yellow
Jgcobius; DIR. X. ii. Evans, pair blue Ant
wcrps; W. Stewart pair yellow turbts ID. A.
DonnisOn. pair yellow Qnakers; also pair arch
angels; David Kaufman pair ruilled magpies;
George Fahnkolp, pair yellow maapics; Geo.
GohIu, pair red magpies; DIR. X. II.
Evans pair booted fantails; ID. Davis pair
black aud pair white Jacobins; George Fahn-
Eoln nair red swallows II /. wn',m-" "-;"
blue chequered Priest; Dr. Il. II. Evans, pair
white pigmy pouterS; S. w. Stuemeiz. pair
black tumbors; II. f. Whitman, pair chcq-
uercd Amtworps; J. Fahnkolp, pair blue owls;
G. d. Davis, par plain black, pair plain blue,
pair yellow aud pair red fantails; D. \. Denu-
son, pair ring-doves; +. Ieller, pair blue
Priests ami pair yellow owls; y. a. Dcnnison,
pair black Smells.
Beor-Potor Doelgcr best beer, not less than
half barrel.
Culimury-Mrs, G.. ID. Hanson, for best home
mado light bread; G. s. Kraft, best homemade
biscuit. John IL. Magrudcr, btst homemade
rolls; Mrs. T.. Cooper, best homemade sponge
cake; Mrs. II. Tecl, best homemade pound cake
Mrs II. c. Whiting, best homemade jelly
cake.
Dairy Products and Utcnsils-Goorge NJ.
Oyster IL Co., best three iriins butter not less
iilty.sx pounds in each frkin, made by the
exhibitor and fitted for expectation, also best
iirkin butter in shipping order, not less than
lifty-six pounds; best butter, not less than
twenty eight pounds, in frkins crooks or ubs
and butter not lcss than eight pounds, in roll or
print; best three frkins creamery butter in
shipping order, not less than fifty-six pounds,
made in the following months One In June,
ono in July and one III Augusta. X. Ward
Of the Attorney dairy churD, and 800 for col
lection of wood dairy utensils.
A Norman geldiny exhibited by Colonel L.
p. Wright, jelly cake made by Miss Annie
NJ. Mohun, a little girl twelve years OF age
and almond cake by Miss Chubb received
honorable mention.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN 10 in receipt
of a number of communications suggesting
that the admission to the National Fair
grounds should be reduced from fifty to
twenty-five cents. This is purely business
matter belonging to tho Fair Association, and
it is for them to decide whether such change
would increase their popularity or receipts.
The board of directors have decided to re-
duce the price of admission to the grand stand
| and to the quarter-stretch to-day and to- NOR
row to twenty-five cents. There vii! i've no
horse-raciug ON those days, but u fine military
display, tournament, fox hunt ana q variety
of other amusements for the public entertain
mont have been arranged.