Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-09
THE FAIR AT FAIRYIEW
A YERY SATISFACTORILY ATTEND-
AN(Jls



Horse and bicycle RacIng-Ths
Fair a Financial Success-A Fins
Display of Cattle.
Special Correspondence OF Gaeztte and journal
DOVER, Oct. / The second day Of the
Delaware State Fair opened beautifully,
as far as weather was concerned, and the
attendance was quite as good as the as
ISOLATION had expected. About 4,00(
persons were on the grounds, the rail
roads bringing in about $500 pssssngere,
which was considered very good for the
second day Of fair. Everything passed
of pleasantly and there was no disorder.
Among the visitors to the grounds to.
day were Governor Charles C. Stockley,
ex-senator John W. Causey, George Il.
Bates, Esq, Edward r. Cochran, Esq,
DIR. Nathan Pratt, state Treasurer John
III. Houston, Senator Wilson 7. Cavender,
ex. Secretary James L. Wolcott and ex-
Speaker Reynear Williams.
The awarding committees were hard at
work all day, but they had mot com.
pleted their work by night. The ex-
hibi's were In much better order than
yesterday, the only objection that can be
offered now is that they are arranged In
such q manner that the good. articles
have TO be hunted for, and art mot put
| to the front.
The cattle department Is In good order,
and the display is very fine. The dis
play OF Jerseys lie especially good (Mr.
Bsncroit's herd containing some partiou-
lsrly fine animals), almost the whole Of
the new cattle building being devoted to
them. Among the exhibitors making q
display are the following:
| Mr.. K. Bancroft, Camden, exhibits the
following herd Jersey bull, Koff Massie,
ii, ,297, by King Koffee, s, ,522, out If Gem
Of SAssafras, S,434.
| Jersey COWS, Sir Georges RhodR, i'm
ported, rs, ,064 by Sir George, 221 out Of
Rhods, 3,071 La Herupe, imported,
13, ,624 by Carlo, 180, out Of Qullusbor-
ough Clotho, imported, 18,903, 2. 8l2 r.
s. J, II. B /; Little Windsor, Ia, 100 by
Normsny, 5,268, out Of Countess OF Wind
cor, 2,024; Badier Rose, imported, is, $50
by Badier Boy, 2l7, ont Of Smut, r. s.
1921 T; Flors Of Camden, imported,
1926, by Grey Princs 1853, out Of Ruth
Duffel 2,204.
Jerssy heifers-La Herupe, I'd, 90, $40,
by DR.. Jump, ,202, ont of La Hsrupe,
13, ga Clothora, 28,546, by Minnie'a
Duke Of Darlington, 8,934, ont of Clotho,
1908; Miss Jump, "a, $50, by DR.. Jump,
3,2O2, ont of Lady Duneden, 1873 !
Little Windsor, 2d, rs, ,545, by DR.. Jump,
3, ,2O2, out OF Little Windsor, ID, 100
Rose Victoria, 2s,54s, by Count St,
3sorge, imported, s,402, ont Of Bsdier
Rose, 1886 La Herupe, 3D., 2s,h47, by
Dr.. Jump, 3,2O2. out Of La Herupe,
1924.
D. P. Bernard, Jr., Lebanon, exhibits
the following herd:
Jersey bull--Uncle Abe, 3,20]. by
Superb, 1856, out Of Synephonia, a, 1886,
Jersey bull oalt-Winners' Hero,
register applied for, by Winner, |, ,b72, ,oui
Of Annetta c., 2,667.
Four unregistered Jersey COWS and two
Unregistered Jersey calves.
| J. Colby Smith, Willow Grove, ex'
hibits the following: Jersey bull Duke
(Pierott), unregistered Jersey COW, two
unregistered Jersey COW calves.
George A. Millington, Dover, exhibited
the following:
Jersey oows-Bslle Rodman, 6,36s, by
Motley Modoo, 1885, out OF Gertrude
Rodman, 7,7O8; Mollie, unregistered, by
Delaware Darling, 8, ,461
Heifer oalf-Ida M, by DR.. Jump
8, 202, out Of Flirt of St. Cloud, IL, 447
Bull oalf-Belle's Nuke, IL, ,462, by Dr.
Jump, 3,202, ont Of Bslle Rodmsn, 6,3S8
William Dawes, Dover, unregistered
Jersey bull.
John Dennis, Dover, unregistered
Jersey bull calf.
H. Brown, Camden, unregistered Jsr.
sey COW.
A. N. Brown, Wyoming, exhibits Jer
sey bull, Jumps Carlo, $3.50, by DR..
Jump, 1902, out OF La Herupe, imported
IL, ,624, also, two unregistered Jersey COW
calves.
| D. NJ. Wilson, Dover, unregistered
Jersey and cow and COW calf.
Mrs, J. q. ClendAniel, Dover, un-
registered Jersey COW.
| K. G. Psrdee, Dover, Unregistered JerasJ
cow and calf.
T. A. Lathrop, Camden, unregistered
Jersey heifer.
Edmond Stout, Magnolia, unregistered
Jersey heifer calf.
Mlnos Connaway, Leipsio, exhibits /
belted Holstein bull calf and heifer calf
John Dennis, Dover, exhibits fine twir
beifers, grade Short Horn.
Nathaniel Slaughter, Dover, grad
Short Horn bull.
D. D Marvel, Hszlettville, thres grad
Short Horn heifers and two grade Shor
Horn COWS.
D. NJ. Wilson, Dover, exhibits grade
Short Horn COW, grade Short Horn bull
calf and grade short horn COW calf.
John s. Herripgton, Dover, two grad
Short Horn COWS.
W. II. Smithers, Dover, grade shor
horn bull.
Mrs. ]. H. clendaniel, Dover, grad
Devon bull calf.
8. J. speal, Camden, three yoke o
oxen.
D. D. Marvel, Hazlettville, yoke o
oxen.
C. H. Pardee, Dover, yoke of oxen.
In the division allotted to swine tn,
following exhibits are made:
H. Brown, Camden, Berkshire SOW.
j. Colby Smith, Willow Grove, fiv
Berkshire pigs, two Berkshire soWs, anC
/ one Berkshire boar.
Il. G. Cooper, Camden, brood SOW ant
| pigs.
A. U. Hepbron, Leipsic, Chester Whit
boar.
George Brown, Dover, Bsrkshire SOW
Jersey Red boar, Jersey Red SOW an,
pigs, Yorkshire boar, Yorkshire SOW ant
, pigs, three Yorkshire sows.
, Isaac G. Lofland, Dover, fat hog.
THE RACING.
, The trotting races for the day wer
very good and we'll contested, the entir
crowd being apparently pleased an
interested. The running races, however
are 3 mere hippodroming sxpedient, a
least 80 far 30 they have gone Th
, great trouble seems to be to get horses
: The management is only partially t
blame for this as strenuous efforts hav
been made to get horses, and II th
promises made had been kept the horse
!, would have been here, but here they AZ
8 not, and thatis the end Of it. A run
. ming race is a very pretty one, and a
8 agreeable variation from the trostin
4 events, when we'll contested, and woul
Z. no doubt draw we'll If properly managed
4 but as 1: is now the publ
: is disappointed. Any one VIII
J. saw Annie G.'s rider swim
back on his horse yesterday in order nj
Q to beat the Other horse more than
. quarter mile, and again to-day swim
y back to keep her from winning, woul
u have bean thoroughly disgusted. Th
o only remedy seems to be for the assooii
o tion to offer such money as will brin
Y good horses here, and then they will hay
l. good races.
70 The first race on to.day's programn
o WAS the colt race, open to all horses nj
D over four years old This was as hsi
% fought and stubbornly contested q raoe
g any Of the meeting SO far. There wel
A seven starters, but there was g wof,