The daily gazette., 1881-09-30

eeoseberries. Apples, Mrs. Lou Goodies,
HazIeville, first premium. Preserved
green corn, Mrs. P. Sprnance, first pre-
MUM. Branded peaches, NJ. A. Sparks,
Chestertown, Md, first premium; Mrs.
p Spruance, second. Branded pears,
Mrs. P. Spruance.
Spiced pears, Mrs. j. T. Faulkner, first
premium; Mrs. Lou Gooden, second
Spiced crab apples, Mrs. Howard Will
son, Lebanon, fist premium; Mrs. Leu
Gooden, second. Splced plumbs, Mrs.
p. Spruance. Spiced grapes, Miss T. A.
Mcllvaine, Dover, first premium; Mrs.
Il. Pheeger, Camden, second. Spiced
peaches, Mrs. T: A. McIlvaine. brst pre-
MUM; M. A. Sparks, second. Spiced
cherries, Mrs. j. T. Faulkner, first pre-
MUM; Mrs. T. A. McIlvaine, second
SDiced damsons, Mrs. T. A. Mcllvaine,
first premium; Mrs. j. T. Faulkner, SO O.
ond. Spiced picked ounces, M. A.
Sparks. Spiced cantaloupes, Mrs. M. r.
Seward, Dover, first premium; T. A.
Mcllvsine, second. Spiced cucumbers,
Mrs. Lncy Hitch. Spiced apnles, Mrs.
p. Spruance. Grab apple jelly, Mrs.
John M. Boyd, Smyrna. second prem
ium. Peach jelly, Alice Hitch, Sails
bury, Md, fret premium; M. A. Sparks,
second. Ounce Jelly, II. and M. M .
Barnard, Lebanon. Pear jelly, Mrs. J.
I. Faulkner, first premium, Mrs. Lou
Gooden, second. Plum jelly, Miss Al
Ice Hitch, first premium. Mrs, Geo. w.
Collins, Dover, second.
Sec ion 7-Maggie M Barnard, Lebanon,
and Mrs W r Dickson, Magno Ia, COM
| miitee.
Shell work, Mrs sipple, Frederick,
| nrst prem tum.
wax flowers. Mrs R B Beadles. Oak
| Hall Nd, first premium, Miss Annie
Jostin, Dover. second.
! Wax iruit. Mrs H Beadles, frs. pre-
MUM.
| Wax designs, Mrs T B Allen, Whining
ton, first premium, Mary Holt, Whining
too, second.
| fhantom flowers, Miss B Allen, Will
mington, first, premium. L Painter.
| :, Artificial flowers, Miss Sallie sipple,
| Frederiea, first premium, Galloway,
Dover, second,
Division q. Section 4-Bread rolls, H 8
| Marshall, Lewis, first premium, Mrs
James Faulkner, Magnolia. second. Best
corn bread, Mrs. John Hogarth, Canter-
bury. first premium. Best dozen Mary
land biscuit, Mrs Draper, Dover. first
oaf OF white bread. M iss Alice Hoffecker,
smyrna, first premium. Best loaf of bran
bread, X Bell, second premium, s A
Miss II Collins, 10 years old. of Dover,
second. Bessie Finley and Miss FL Can
non, of Dover. Best loal of wheat bread,
first premium, Miss Alice Gibson Dover,
second premium, Miss Lilly Taylo Hest
fruit cake, Mrs X + Bell, Symrna, FIRST
premium, Mrs g w Collins, Dover, Sec
ond. Best pound cake. Mrs aP spruance;
| Smyrna, first premium, Mrs q W ColliL Q,
Dover, second. Lady cake, M rs Il Wilson,
Dover, second premium. Best sponge
cake, Miss Emma Jump, Dover, first pre-
| MUM. Miss W Bird, Washington. ses-
| ond. White mountain cake, Miss Amy
Ford. DOVAr III ISt uranium Mrg w a M
Denney, second. Best Jelly cake. Mrs =
| Mcllvaine, Dover, first premium, Mrs p
| Spruance. Smyrna, second, and Miss
| Della Wilson, Smyrna, second. Best cup
CAKE, Miss N B Fulton, Dover, first pI e.
| mium, Mrs Spruanee, Smyrna, second.
RIBBON cake, Miss Minnie Burton, Dover,
first premium, Miss Lizzie Psnnewill,
! second. Best jumbles, Miss Fl Cannon,
i Dover, first premium, Miss Emma Jump,
| Dover, second. Best plate of small cake,
I Mrs P Spruance, smyrna. fist, Mrs e
| Bailey, Canter bury, second.
| Combination cake, N IS Alice Hazel,
| Dover, first premium. Best of any other
| kind Miss Alice Hoffecker Smyrna, first
premium. Mrs Ch Alloway, Dovs', first
| first pr MUM. Mrs Culbreth, Dover, first
premiu um. Mrs r lloyd, Dover, first
premium. Best half dozen rusks, Mrs II
| = Marshall, Lewis, first premium. Mrs 7
| cakes, p. Sprrance, Smyrna, first pre-
mum Essie Barnard, Lebanon, second
Dover cake, w p Seward. Dover, first
premium.
THE RACES.
The races, to day, were spirited and
| well-contested, and commenced at IL 80
O'Clock with the unfinished pacing race,
which Eddie q. wound up by taking The
first heat, Lady Lighttoot second, Black
Cat third aud Don Cameron fourth.
Time, 2 30a.
Summaries of the other races are as
| follows:
NO. 7--22. 2.cLAss-PURsE 5000.
James Elliott, Phtla., b. m.
Early Rose .,.....,......... 1
John Il. turner; Phiia.. CHI.
M. Helene.... ...,:;.:...... l 2 2
Go. ScaiteIgood, Phtla., s.
g.. Colo fl der,...........".'. / 2 3
Time, 2.25lS. % u, 2.aO. 2.3O 2.2s.
The heats being So cut up coupled
with other delays, threw this race over
and it will be finished at 1890 o'clock
tomorrow.
NO. 8-s45 cLAss-PURsE $500.
Edmund bailey. FELTON,, Del. r.
&. die Wyld,. ............ l !
L. X. Redmond. Phila., q. m.
Lydia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2 2 2
John Ray, Phlid., U. q. Elwood R, 3 8 3
W. G. Marshall, Easton. Md, b.
Alex. Maxwell, Middietown Del,
br. g. sleepy Dave, .............. s s
Edw. BALI, Baltin ore,c G. Clip
................t.....
Time, 2.S6l4, 2.37, 2.39.
NO. 9-coLrs YEARS OLD AND UNDER
PURSE, $3.50.
James W. Clark, Cecilton, Md;
j. j. johnson, Millington, Nd, 8.
q. Fearless. ,....................... i
]. ii. Wilson. Clayton, Del., s. m,
Lady Mescow,...............
Time, 200, 1903, 8.O71z.
The 2.45 race not only developed good
time for this class, but was particularly
interesting by reason of the victory
achieved by the local horse, Idle Wyld
(forme-ly Gloucester) OF FELTON,. He
Two heats in handsome style, but on the
third made break on the second half,
and allowed Lydia K. TO get ahead.
Few then expected the FELTON, horse to
take the heat, but being we'll handled
by the driver, Pratt, he made a splendid
squirt on the home stretch, and passed
under the wire only neck ahead of the
mare, aud won the heat and the race
amid thel wild applaush of hundreds of
admiring friends.
In the colt race Fearless and Star
collided on the back stretch, In the first
heat, ,upsettipg the former. Lady Moscow,
meanwhile kept on and took the heat,
the other two really being distanced, but
on account of the collision 1t was not
counted against them. Fearless look