Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-04

when he walked through the crowd snout-
ing that be was ready to bet $40, 600 against
ell, 900 that Cleveland would be reelected.
No one disputed his word and his remarks
were unheedsd. He IL credited with having
won $500 at tbs Esston fair, while his profits
this week will run up In the hundreds.
TIE BALL GAME.
The last game OF the three arranged by
the Dover club, which was played this
morning betSeen the Dover and Smyrna
mines was nosa typical contestby any means.
HooRE By INNINGS.
5Syaas.: RSysE s,.:.asi 8 90 ) 9 9 ! = 4
THE RAuRs.
The first rsce OF the day was the unfin-
ished 2 20 pacing class OF yesterday. Grover
O. had but little trouble In winning the heat
and raee. The summary:
22O, pacing, purse S3 %, unfinished.
'I ErSssi 9SasH BaIo sstHi r. eS n afosss Essie
Joho " asdawin, Church Hill. Nd. BIS Belton.,.'.s
The 2.s7 class had four starters out of IS
entries. KITE CLARK won easily IN straight
heats. The Summary;
2s7 class. pusss gsOp
Buad AZ giags, NJ " ,shi9Igson: NJ b n Kate GarkJ
George Seattle good, Plijls. B z Oakland Boy 8 8
DT g. 9ee' ali MaiIilyilss sl y D. JACK Logan
The 2 80 c ass, pacing race, was also won
| Victory. Tho summary:
$50 clhsB, paclnn, purse $500.
q ", Prey, HoOso Falls. N. Y, Dlk 8 Ace Of
wiliia% siS,t lv;assis. Ind rs
| UIeaver and Myers ,Phiis. b Mark WaReheld.4 4
| Time. 22sl8 an, a2s.
TIE free.ior-all race did not pass off as
| smoothly az the other con ts.ts, ard tne
reeult was that Allen II. wes dista Geo b.
tho iud. 90 for foul driving in the .sece d
heat. Decorator ald Or,,1sS Bud HE
under the wire so close In the first h. I tn
1t was declared tie. r driver IL
H. YVES gresil incensod at the acti TIE
| judges, but the decision of the lart;r We
| finai and the only alternative unl tio III
| cumstapces. Decorator was glv5 flfst
| place In the second heat, and Won ihe two
succeeding ones and race. The summary
| Free for AZ l.purse $500;
T. u. ssatiar, baltimore, b, m Msxgie. K.'l 3
'.HS TIM. S I'LL, d, ,lsDs9 ass. sssss. Aian rs
Tho last evenr on the programme was the
ruuatng rice, mile heats. Efiia Hardy
ven In straight heats. Tie summary:
3. stuffelt, Resaipg, Ps b Effis Hrdy-......1 ]
William Hafmar. Phila. hlk < Black Prince......s
oxford stables philadelphia. : Pat Daley. "a
Robert Hsnnf, glsymont, Bay Miller....... dis
CATTLE PREMIUMS.
Tht following cattle premiums were nm.
nouneed to-day: Registered Jersey-Bul
one year and under two years ole, FIRST, E
II. Bancroft; COW, three years cid or over
first and sdcond, E. II. Bancroft, COW, tw.
years old and under three, first, Il, Fl. Ban.
croft; heller, one year old ard unc.r Two
first and second, Il. Il. Bancroft; COW cali
one year old and under tw first and sec.
ond, Il. II. Bancroft. UNREGISTERED JSrsey
Cow, thi b years old or over, first, JameE
II. Peterton, Dover; COW celf, under one
yoar, first, James Fl. Peterson; second
Frank Maioney, Lebanon.
Sreep stakes, best herd Of one bull aud
Ave females, milk and butter, q. d. BGn.
croft.
Short horns-Bull two years Grover, flrst
JanGs L. II. Ootter, Dover; bull calf,
under orc year, first, DR.. a. Rldgely
Dovsr; COW three years old over, Jemes L.
Il. Cotte-.
Gr3de fbort horns-T II two years OF
ov {, iirei, D. IL. Wilson, Dove-; one yeal
old and utier two, bull, tirst, William d
" bL, DovtE; bull c IL der one year old
first, John W. Dawes, two, W. E. Cotter
COW, three years old or over, hrst d. Z
Wilson; Doytr; COW etfs pnd,r on ysal
old, second, JOIN VI. DSvc,.
HORSE PRi.auuMe.
D. M. Wilson OF Dover he. bsen aT rded
first premit m on roam F-encn Pa chian
stallion, three yerrs old. The ar inal Is G
yeritable mountain Of fo.se flesh and Ia
t7alued at : 1850. h'f Mary Mrli..lis1 OF
hiilington, Nd. got tlr.t premium IN a
dark Iron grey No. ma tallion, foIr ears
old. Samuel Mt la u aLo OF MilNngton
wGs awarded second p-enium on BLACK
Norman stallion, q co sterpart in size to
tho former Norman. Miss Mullalieu exhlb-
tied gray French Norman stallion, but re-
ceived no premium.
Il. H. DAScRorr's HERD OF JERSEYS.
E. Fl. Bsncsoft Of Camden, who was the
only exhibitor Of pure Jersey cattle, has
upwards Of 90 heaa on his farm and
exhibit IS head at tho fair. They arc all
regi tered and are OF the bost selected Jar-
sey st-ails, being imported ard domestic
bred. Among the herd are animals, wi ich
cost from $500 to 81 900 each. The herd Is
headed n the pure Stoke Pogts bull, st.
Ianbert's King, No. I8, ,l9S, dropped Feb
ruary Got., 1887. The beast mas unusually
fne pllft, and comes Of an ancestry un-
surpre-ec in buttar and milk records, and
could ret ba duplicated for LOCO. The
| Stoke Pdgi5 strain Is considered the best
strain Of Jersey blood, having largo num-
ber Of representatives which have made
/ great butter records.
| MIR. Nahoroft's herd took all the premiums
at the f1if, there be ng no cCmp4tiion. The
entire he'd Is colledeG to he cne OF the
| finest Ii aot the Il" est on thr Peninsula.
| The tlrr COWS Will average over 800
pounds Ct butter year and bring elf q
| year. Tie herd on exhibition attracted
| general t.ention or account OF the matliy
| gold colrs, full black points, and uniform.
| lte Of appearance. Tho eapacious udders
| OF the CO.'S gave full evidences OF their milk
| giving gualiti,s. The Jerseys carry
as many coiors as any breed OF cattle, al
| THOUGH his fact is not generally known.
Mr.. Barnard takes a great interest in rais-
Ing this sreed OF cattle and hopes TO have
Representative Jersey farm before many
years.