Daily Republican., 1880-09-30
ART pHPARrMsss.

Colsrs--lst, Miss Sue Colt, Smyrna; "a,
Miss Florence Murphey, Dover.
Animals-1st, Miss Kate Bell, snyr-
ma; I'd, Miss Florence Murphsy, Dover.
Flowers-lst, Miss Rose Virden,
Philadelphis; I'd, Mrs. DR.. Cloakel
Smyrna.
Marine views-lst, Miss Jennie
knight, Dover; ID, Miss Sue Colt,
Smyrna.
Any person under Is years--Misi
Laura Bell, Smyrna.
Water Colors-1st, Miss Ella Murphey
Dover; I'd, Miss Ella Murphey, Dover.
Screen--Miss Florence Murphey, Do
yer.
Drawings in Pastile-Miss Ella Mas
sey, Canterbury.
Crayons-lst, r. C. Holmes, Dover
%, Miss Rose Virden, Philadelphia.
Drawings-Miss Kate Bell, Smyrna.
Architectural DrswiDgs-Prank Bell,
Smyrna.
Ornamental Penmanship-MrS. DR..
Cloake, Smyrna.
Photographs colored in oil-lst, Mrs.
Draper, Dover I'd, J. A. Consterdine,
33 Reed street, Philadelphia.
Photogrsphs-R. c. Holmes, Dover.
Miss Rose virden, special for flowers.
Tiles-Missss Hayes.
Plaques-lst, Mrs. Wood /; I'd, Miss
Jennie knight.
THB BICYCLE RACK.
The bicycle race took place in the
forenoon and attracted great attention.
The following riders started
George Pyle, VIM. Pyle and A. G..
Curtis, Wilmington, and D. Lees, D. H.
Lears and Ross williams Of Philadel-
phis. The purse was $45 in plate, di-
vided. II was won BY Lee in two
straight heats. Time A Il, 4,05.
rHB RUNNING RACBs,
In the morning the running race
took place. In the first was entered
vigor and Dunn, and II was looked at
with interest.
The running race for two year old
colts had three starts: Danichief by
W. s. Hitch; Dan Sparkling by V. X.
Hitch, and Comet by L. R. Hitch, all Of
Laurel. The half.mile heats were
quickly trotted; Daniohief winning
very easily in the good time Of
l.07I and l 0J. Comet was badly dis
tanced in the Hrst heat.
Heats.
Dan Sparkling, V. Z. Hitcb..,......2 2
Comet, l.. K. Hitch. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Danichet, w. y. Hitch. /
Time, l.o715 and LOS; being hali-mile heats.
rHR TR0TTING.
When the bell tapped Just after one
o'clock, for the first race, the grand
stand was packed unpleasantly close,
and outside of the track was lined
with standing thousands.
For the first race, the $50 Peninsula
class, eight horses were entered, and
six Of them responded to the summons,
Modoc and Little Mac, both local favor. ,
ties, not putting in an appearance. The
race narrowed the field down To four,
Polly being dlstsncsd in the first heat, |
while Crazy was drawn after the second
having come in fifth. Potato Bug took |
The two first heats and Gray Morgan,
The third, fourth and fifth. Lady Nor.
ris took third money.
The Peninsular horses Of $50 class. !
Purse, $l5O:
Heats.
". A. TwiIley, Cambridge, Md, Lit
tie Annie. ................. 8494,
l.. r. LeyeriDg, Easton, Md, Lady
q. H AdHir, Bell Haven Grey Nor
y. W. ". Spray, Kcnnsdyviiic, Nd,
Ors,Y................:.............SsdiS dis.
". J. Marshall, EastOn, Md. Potato
Time, us, "a, 2isji' ~ X,
For the Els class, purse 81 900,
here were $500 extra TO the horse that
beats 2.20:
Heats.
TOhn splan, New York, BIS. Wedge /
Iohn =; turner, Piiiid:Iphii, Daisy
Alden Goldsmith, wssainstsn1iiis
Time, as, 2.23, 224.
For the 2aS class the purse was
1850:
Heats.
John B. Wharton, Dover, Del, Sher.
man Morgan. n...................... 81
James Dougherty, New York, Broad. |
Bi1e flOra.................
Robert Steele, Philadelphia, ElwOod
Medium. m......................
Alden Goldsmith, WashingtOnyille,
N, Y, Una. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VIM. II. Doble, Philadelphia, Mem.
brin0 Charta.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.