The daily gazette., 1881-10-01

Ietville, second. Any other variety, a
NJ Thomas, Camden, first and second
premium, e w. Jester, st. Georges, q rst
premium, A @ Mensob, Camden, FIRST
premium, e d Paradee, Dover, second.
Turpips, John Hogarth, Canter bury,
first premium. Sugar bsets. w r Ca
hoop, Dover, first premium. Table beets,
willis, Magnolia, first premium, W
q Postles second. Carrots, G E Barlow
Townsend first premium. Parsnips, y
ID Paradee first premium. Sweet peta-
toes. j 8 Will, Magnolia first premium,
g w Collins second. Cabbage, u K Bar.
low first premium, J 8 Willis second.
Onions, Willis lfist premium, l. A
Lathrop Smyrna second. Lima beans,
M q Paradee frstIpreni um, II M Thom-
as second. Egg plant, W r Cahoon first
premium. Tomatoes, r W Wilson rirst
premium. g w Collins second. Hubbard
squashes, w A Willis Dover first pre-
MUM. Cashaw pumpkins, w G Postles
hrst premium. Any other variety of
cooking pumpkins, y II Paradee first
premium. Peanuts, j 3 Willis first pre-
MUM.
whortleberry jelly, Mrs G W Collins,
FIRST premium. Black berry jelly. II and
Hitch, second. Straw berry jelly, R VIII
son, Dover, first premium, MISS LIZZIE
McGonigal, Dover. second. Cherry
jslly, Miss Alice Hitch. Raspberry Jelly,
ID Wilson, first premium, r Wilson,
second. Canned white peaches, Mrs j
Pennington, Dover, frat premium,
Mrs N MocIe, Leipsio, second premium
Canned peaches. Mrs G W Collins, first
premium, X. Wilson, second. Gao ned
AaI
premium, Mrs g W Collins, second
Canned apples, Mrs G w Collins, sec
ond. CanAed ounces. Mrs w Collins,
second. Canned pears, Miss Lizzie Nc
GoDigie, first premium, Mrs S B Cooper,
Camden, second. Canned tomatoes, + A
Mctlvaine.
Summaries of the races are as fol-
lows:
No. 10.-2.2O class-Purse 5000
$500 to hrst, $3.50 to second, 500 10
third and $50 to fourth.
VIII. Crawford, Ph.ladei-
phia, b. s. VoltaiI e........ 22l
W. II. Doble, Philadelphia,
blk. G. scotland. 8 283 8
Geo. Scattergood. Pbiiadel-
phia, s. 8. Goldfinder. "a l l 2
Time, 2.294, 2.31s, 2.S1, 2.s7s, 2.S54.
No. 11.-2 80 class-Purse $200-$1O0
TO first, $50 to second, $50 to third and
$40 to fourth.
Z. Baltz, Baltimore, C. g. Clipper 4
j.. ID. Alexander, Canterbury,
Del, G. IN. Motlie eF.,.,,,.,.,. 8 @ g
James +, Earle, Centreville, Md
b. m, Gamble Maid.............. 4 s 8
JohL sand Camden, N. j., b. Il.
jim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
II: A. Richardson, Dover & G.
E gene ........,...,....,...... s 7
W. G. Marshall. Easion, Md, b.g.
hlpIon ......................... 2
3. ii &. dasseLt, CeDtrevlile, Nd, r..
y, FTAu .......................di dis.
W. ID. Doole, fhilade iphia, r. q.
oocrales'..'..s...'. L j
Time, 2.4Os, 2.37, 2.35t.
WSocrates first money, Jim Harp se-
cond, Ripton third and Clipper fourth.
No. 12.-229 class-Purse $40O-S2OO
to first, 500 to second, $50 to third and
$40 to fouith.
John B. Wharton, Dover, b. s.
. sherman Morg n.............. / /
WIN. ii. Crawford, Philadelphia,
DIX. 9. Membrlno Clay ........... 4 8
VIM. Fl. Doble, Philadelphia, ch.
o: Membrlno Charler............ Q 3 .
Il, W. Conover, M iddletown, MI,
b. m. kate ay aylor................ 4 2
John Ray, Phlladelphia, b. &.
Whlteneid ........................ 4
Time, 1921, 233., 2.36.
Sherman Morgan first money, Kate
Taylor second, Membrino Charter third
and Membrino Clay fourth.
FAIR NOTES.
Matte Turner made two splendid at
tempts to beat her pacing record of 2. Is
this afternoon, but only succeeded in
Th.aE Erof .In L.
the mile In 2.20 and at the second at
tempt in 2.1S.
1t was rather remarkable that In the
racing to-day the time made in the $50
and 2 20 classes should equal that Of tie
2.20 class.
Idle Wilde, the famous FELTON, trotter,
was taken seriously III this afternoon.
Among the visitors here to-day we're
ex-Congre' Jas. Williams, Speak
ers Z. F. Rust and Reynear Williams,
of the last Legislature, Representative
Tomlinson,. Senator Harrington, Chas.
q. Stockley, DR.. Hugh Martin, John W.
Causey and Wilbur f. Blrnlte.
THE RACES.
The trotting commenced at 1890
O'Clock, and from the first the quarter
stretch and the space in front of the
grani stand were filled with anxious
gamblers, betting money wildly on the
respective heats aud races. The first
contest was for the unfinished 2.24 race
of the previous day,in which Early Rose
had taken two heals, Helene two, and
Goldtinder one. To-day's hest settled
the race, it being taken by Early Rose,
in good style, in 2.26a. This race was
honestly contested from the first, and
the sports who lost their tin paid il over
with a good grace, though they growled
exceedingly at other races before the
day was done.
The regular races opened with the
2.20 class, in which there were but three
starters, Voltaire, Goldfinder, aud Budd
Doble's old Scotland. Valtaire took
two straight heats, and then, rather sus-
pciously, Goldtinder took two, thus pro-
longing the race and exciting the betting
to furious degree. Voltalre took the
fifth heat and the race with ease.
The 2.50 race was soon settled, Budd
Doble's Socrates taking it in three
straight heats without any special effort.
The 2.29 race was the most interesting
to the vast audience, as the famous local
steed, Sherman Morgan, OF Dover, was
one OF the contestants, and great things
were expected of him Sherman took the
first heat in good style, and without sus-
picloD. In the second heat Conover's
mare, Kate Taylor, pressed him closely,
hnt cama in spcond wharaunnn q mnttar