National Republican., 1880-10-07
THE FAIR AT IVY CITY.
Continued from ftsi panel

two and three years, do; and do, between
one and two years old, g. A. SnCuilcr.
Holsteins-Best herd and all premiums in
this class to Thomas Fletcher.
Jcrsoys--Best herd, T. l.. Hume; do. BULL
three years old, do; second, McKeen x HUI
lck third, w. w. Blunt; best bull, between
two and three years. John Morrymani second,
+. L. Hume; best bull, between onc and two
years old, r. l.. Hume; second, Mckeen 4
lIulick. All other first premiums to l. h.
Hume, McKecn & lIulick second.
Alderneys-Best herd, w. W. Blunt, as well
ms other premiums iu this class except for best
Jull between one and two years, which was
awarded to Mr.. James Dalglcish
Fat catte-licst herd, J. f. Yates.
Awards In other classes were made as fol-
lows:
sheen, cotswold 0nst buck and ewes, G. A.
snouiy r; second W. b. DlnGerdold.
SOuthdowns and murinos-G. A. Snouier.
Culinary department - Best homemade
wheat bread, Miss George Hunt; best do. rye,
graham and rusk, c. s Kraft; do biscuit
bread, Ms. J. w. Philliu,; do. sponge cake,
Ms. Annie Milta, aud do jelly cake, Miss
| i. J. Evans.
Horticultural department - Best ounces,
| Hon. Josiah Drul; do. dish peaches, Miss Rob
inson; second do, John NJ. King; do grapes
| United States insane asylum; best collection
and largest tomatoes and corn, Mr. :, y. Hyde
| Maryland; best new Seeding potatoes, Mr.
| Charles Fcrnald. Rockingham county, n. H..
| best drrrWnas, palms and crotons, r. j. HALT
day, BaltmorcSJ J. II. Small, second for palms.
aud George Glorius do. for dn,mnas aud
| crotUus; best collection lcins James PGutaud
| Baltimore; second. J. II. Small; best cycadCs
| (pslml, 90. foliage bcgouas, do. hand bouquet
| do. table ornament do. brides bouquet, beut
| and largest collection greenhouse plants and
| do twelve hothouse--all FIRST premiums to y.
II Small; best HCavis, James Pentlaud; second, y.
| IL Igg hos ut tpuf n
ond, J. II. SMALL best display florists rcquls'
| ties l.. Schnd; do. cut flowers George
| Glorius; second, j. ii. Small; do. table orna-
ment, j. II. Small; second, George Glorius;
best marautas aud culeue, George GlOrlus; sec
Ond, J. II. Small; best window'box aud rustic
stand, n. S.udcr; best lrcsh.wntcr aquarium,
Mrs Virginia lIill best collection evcrgrccns,
w. ID. BrackeuIidgc best specimen lnatanlas
ANA best twelve varic2ated plants, H. ). Hal
liday, and best design in autumn leaves, Miss
Lena A. Suhcll Awards will be made to-day
FOR G'oodcd horses, cattle and in the culinary
class. The awards for agricultural implements
will be made Monday.
In the main building the only additional
exhibit is that of Walter G.. Wilson of Phila-
dcphia, 500 varieties Of American biscuits.
The ladies' department is all in order ana
was inspected by the judges yesterday.
number Of new animals, chickens aud
wgrous were entered yesterday, the names OF
|
pair OF settlers and Il shepherd dog; {. w.
Wglcoit, largo Newfoundland dog; Henry
| Bwnuon aud c. NJ Kennedy, each hand
! some pair Of pointers; John Donohoo, an
English setter; L. L. Mills, Il thoroughbred
Gordon setter; Il. Powers Of Boston, Mass, q
white Scotch terrier, Daisy }. c. Hunter
, shepherd dogs; the Cumberland poultry yaIds
If Pennsylvania, several coops Of chickens;
l}oileau * Huagy Of Middlctown, Nd, fine
assortment of chickens; Mrs Il Il. Duffy, a
Cuchiu hen and eggs, aud Mr.. Z, L. ScArcincr
lwenty.six varieties of pigeons.
!, THE RACES.
Tuesdays races were trottcd Yesterday
| the 300 aud 226 classes. Between the heat
y Mr. 0. 4. Hickok exhibited st. Julien, and
in u jog, he covered q mile in 22lt, mokinl
the last half in 1:O73 BY 3 o'clock there wa
) u good crowd on the grand stand aud in th
quarter stretch and the horses were ruug u
Tor the first heat of the 500 class. The judge
: were Messrs. Alexander Hay, W. II. CIagct
: and Caleb Churchman, and timer, Mr.. a. W
Kelly.
All the entries came TO the score in tn
first race, consisting Of Buricws Lady Sargent
IN Cotlin's Bue Dick, Suydcl's Chester, Nickel
III veys Lady GolGdust and Battcy's Pilot Boy
T. Lady Sargent was the ftvortc In the pool
but, AS the scguc! showed, was not able to COP
with at least two Of the other entries Ate
4, several attempts the horses were sent O
At the first quarter, however, Pilot Boy opcmc
u gap between his competitors, and, ulihuUg
Chester pushed him hard, Won the heat by
clear length iu 232.
The horses for tho 2:2G class were the
brought out, the following starting for II
purse: Stccps May Medium, Turner's PA
DuughCrty, ROscuicit's slumewUl, FeeE
#. Timothy aud Hill's Duroc. Timothy was
n. hot flvortc, selling at $50 against DurOc
If and tho field 81. Tic iuvoritc won tie fir
heat easily, taking the lead at the start au
- holding 1t all the way round finishing IN 2:25
The remaining heats Of the 300 class wcl
ir mctlily contested by Pilot Boy aud Chestc
rs Lady GoIddusG being disauccd IN the secon
s. beat and Blue Dick drawn after the iourL
n. Tho Gtvorite, Lady Sargent finished thiId
p the second, third and hilh heats, aud s,cul
re in the fourth. Pilot Boy wou tho secot
an heat, being closely pressed by Chester. Tim
OF 2:29I. Chester won the last three heats al
Of race in 2;3Ol, 2;32 and 2:32t
od Timothy won the second heat IN the ::
in class, taking the lead ut the start, ns In q
he first heat. Ho was unable to win after TIL
sd. However, Stoncwul carrying of The houors
the third Trial in 2:27i, aud DHroc the four
in 2:32. IL was too durl; to finish this ra'
nm. and after consultation the judges decided tn
the race should be run of to-day at noon.
the pCUi.sciiiug at the National hotel Ia
evening the rricn s Of Timothy were ccrtu
Of his winning tho GuIl heat, aud free
backed their opinion with $50 on him agai,
'i'' the field.
lis' Tho following Is summary Of yosterd.,
ear sports
le' 800 CLASS, PURSE $3.50.
lof J. II. suyGcr's s. <. Chcster.......... ] !
ics D.. Battey's b. g. pilot Bgyu,.'...... 3
Ost j. q. BurlcW's b. IN. Lady sargent. .
un e. b. CUfius g g. Blue Dlck.-..,,,, i
NJ j. A. MckGygys s. m. Lady cold
I, dusi.,.......,s','.''''''' ''',''''',' % us
~ Time, 9.51, -2l8 -:uOs., 2l-, -;i-.l l'
IL I'D CLASS, PURSE 200.
Oc' A. j. Fccls' b. e, Timothy, hy,.,...,...,." ! .
Nes ]. Eosyulrld's ch. q. SIouewull.''.'''' y /
ISIS ". uills br. p, Dbrlc.......,,,,,.,.,.'
yes j. E. Turner's H. g. Phil DJughcrty... 3 3
mn. 4. Sleyls <. M, May Hcdiuiu....',,'.'. D
80 '. Time 2:2si 70 2:-6 2;-7si 2.al,
,rs Following IS the programme for to-day
,n First Iscc--2:3D class purse SGlO-Rob
ort Stocl's b. 5. E.wood Medium, j, Il, Burle'
Itr ch. m. Helene, w. w. Wood, 2. <. Tom II,
,gc. bricks, James Moorul'- b. s. King Almont
iIo II Phillips b. &. Lr,in, \. j. Fceks J..
tho Billy Burr color dTtb,
'ny Second raco-2:22 class, purse SsOO-Jar
,og Kecnau's 2. m. Emma b., john SPan's hlk
,O, Wilbur f., John L. Turner'S ch, 2. Edw
$50 Thorn. j, H. Phillips b. <. Jersey Boy, ca