Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-18


LIST; COW, years, I'd; COW, year, I'd.
Joseph Krause-buli, 8 years, LIST; bull,
between 2 end years, %; heller, be.
tween and 9 years, lat.
Glass -Hsrsfurds-William Il. Jones
q Son, bull, years, LIST; COW, years.
1sti COW, years, I'd; COW, between 3 and
years, lat.
THE BENCH SHOW.
The Judges Of the dog department, e.
/. Martin of this city and John Deputy
of Bed Lion, completed their awards on
Thursday with the following results: Eng
lizh setter, Israel Burlington, Whining.
ton, LIST; Collie bitch, Frank Carsweli,
LIST; Collie dog, Bevis, to Same, LIST;
Collie, Jennie, LIST; u. W. Jester, vt.
Georges, received the following LIST pre-
miuns Cocker Spaniel bitch; English
beagle bitch; and 1st and I'd Cocker
Spaniel pups; also LIST and I'd on four
foxhound pups "a dogs and bitehes);
Laverack, setter, I'd; Bray, Carolina fox
hound, A. K. O. 8. b. No 1887, I'd Phil.
adelphia, 1883, LIST; champion, Glen
Rock, A. X. O. 8. B., No. 1,Gl5, winner
of 10 prizes, specials, and cards of New
York. Chicago Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, valued at lest place at
SIS, 600, u. W. Jester, st. Georges Ken.
nels, st. Georges, 1st; Irish setter, bitch,
William A. Hagan, 1st, English bull pup,
II. ]. Cobb, LIST; female pointer and pups,
Charles e. MCCARTHY, 1st; fox terrier and
pups, Edward Witsil; three beagle dogs,
John q. Smith LIST and I'd; beagle dog
and bitch, Il. Il. Banks, DUPONT Station,
1st and I'd; English setter pups, dog pup,
a. 8. Haines, lat; bitch pup, Il. 3.
Dorsey, I'd; bull dog, John August, LIST;
Irish setter, Charles B. Dubell, 1st;
Cocker Spaniel, Thurman Wallace, let;
Blue Skye terrier, Amos Eastburn, list;
pair OF setter pups, months old with
pedigres, Amos Easthurn, LIST; English
mastiT ,oaius Marius, Miss Nellie Rodgers,
list.
e. FARM PRODUCTS.
I The garden aud roots awards by Judge
ShAntz, were as follows Potatoes, Blue
Victor, one basket, Calvin Dsrrickson,
Stanton, Del, LIST; Beauty of Hebron, W.
Il. Worth, Falkland, Dsl., LIST; White
Star, B. Il. Derrickson, Stanton, Del, LIST;
Empire State, W. II. Worth, Falkland,
Del, LIST; EARLY Bose, NJ. HinckBon, Bran
DIVINE hundred, 1st; Mammoth Pearl, ].
W. Gregg, Falkland, DEL, Magnum
Bonum, Uriah Drake, Wilmington, lat;
Rutsbsga tuEnips, Robert Porter. Viii
mington, lat; turnips, j. Taylor Pierson,
Wooddale, Del, lat; sweet potatoes, John
Diver, Pennsgrove, N. j., LIST; egg plants,
"a. T. Alexander, Wilmington, LIST; citron
melon, W. II. Oroes, Newark, LIST; cuoum-
bers, Joseph X. SteelmaD, Wilmington;
celery, William Homewood, Newark, lat;
table beets, B. e. DeYrickson, Stanton,
Del, LIST; nnangold wurtzal, J. B. Harvey,
GTubb's Landing, lat; cabbage, q. e.
Dersiekaon, Stanton, DEL, lat; mammoth
pumpkins, Herbert F. Mayne, Whining
ION, LIST; Japan pumpkins, USiah Drake,
Wilmington, lat; display OF pumpkins, j.
&. Steele, Wilmington; hill Of peanuts,
Joseph K. 9tealmsn, 1st; horse radish, II.
n. Alexander, Wilmington, LIST; oyster
plants, Miss Lena DilwoEth, Csntreville,
LIST; Chinese egg plant, Il. j. Richardson,
Wilmington, list; lima beans, }. II. An
,derson, Carpenter, Del, LIST; ivory vaz
beans, Miss Lena Dilworth, Oentreville,
LIST; onions, grown from seed, Alfred G
Brooks, Christiaua Del; bsst display Of
onions, 8 varieties, NJ. q. Brockett
Hancs, Pa; parsnips, Miss Lena Dill
worth, 1st.
DAIRY FIxruBEs.
In the dairy fixtures department Judge
scss " ~ Troc cryy, PED f'nr' Is"'ss I.
0ross, New Caste, ana j. >. JscAaoa
aa1la Go1Rt, made tho toilowjn
a. 9ssnness - ]onia9 RE s'rd "a
hsad dreamer, "a. butter workers. tteed
LIST; Cooley, Cd. Butter print, Reed, 1st
Cooley, I'd. Butter carrier, Cooley, list
Reed, I'd. Ohurns, Davis swing, LIST
Reed, I'd. Cream can, Reed lst. Cream
taperlng vat, Cooley, lst.
AIT PRIZES.
The following is the only award as We
made In the pom and ins class, art depart
msnt jerome B. Bell, LIST, for his eketcl
Of Historical scciety's building on Marke
street.
Newton Chandler received Rrst pre-
MUM for his coop Of Maltese kittens.
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The attendance at the fair Fride,
was considerably curtRiled by the heav
rain of the early morning and tine threat
ening weather. Those who did 20 wer
mostly people who desired to soc til
bicycle and horse rsces. The pre-
Rrammes in both cases were excellen
ones and with fine weather yesterday
sport Wonld have been as exciting as dun
ing any day of the fair. The exhibition
buildings were practically deserted, an
the 4, 600 OF 5000 people present were 81
thsre to sec the racing. TIE grand stan
contained about ZOO people and til
sitsrnoon's sport was interesting despit
numerous drawbacks
joan Mealey Friday purchased
pair Of fine Chester White pigs from a.
StHoude He intends them as pseaer
for John Elliott Of Cnristiana
Among other recommendations 10
special premiums, Judge ii. j. 3aAntz, i
his report to Secretary T. D. Brown, liz
coYporated the following st9tement
1.-THE following is list OF uheats ~
hibited by DR.. i. P. Grtonleat Of Wi
mington, in which there il no competitio
and therefore no premiums, but who
the award committee considers worthy G
the highest premium, and have, therefore
suggested special premium for then
30. 2, Martins amber, High.grade Rm5el
Rocky Mountain, Delaware amber, Monii
Pooie, Renabel, Golden Prolific Dienl
Mediterranean, Sunsicker Hindosta,
9he last is q nav and apparently yer
valuable variety for this country, hsvin
found ita way hsFe from Caleatta in
cargo of goat sSins, and vas discoyare
and first used By noroGco mRuufa
tures Of Wilmington, Del After Il
second planting it was secured by d
Greenleat, who has exhibited ona bush
of the third planting which, upon Gle,
examination, Is found to contain inus
better milling quality than any 9th
variety Of wheat brought TO my notice h
number OF years. II will, think, |
the coming wheat for this country
mise, both for its quality apd tleld.
therefore, award it q special prsnirn 4
its great merit Signed H. j. fshsnt
Judge OF the cereaa md roots exhibit
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