Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-07
SUCCESSFUL Exusnsrous
1sss 81 Frewsfams Awarded - a.
Rockville Husr

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Correspondence Of THr EvkSrse sr.s
- RocKvr,Ik, sept q, 1854
rronums nave been awarded at the fair winch
Is In progress as follows;
horse raees-2'so class-E C. Darleys Joe
MS, q. Sareers surprise second W. d.
Vests Minnie orloer, third Running rae. omar
70 ali-W. W. Hutchinson's Valley Row nrs,. ciars
Maxwells Butterfly. second; 4 p sealman, An.
tietam- third Free-for-an race. s,oo-J N
smiths Lady storms. FIRST; W. 1. Laurhtour EN-
1sSS s1ono; J; X MSores BrighIwood. third
nrst; o. q. selnans Lady sqpealer s.ssona 1880
Durham cattle registered-Bull VI X Jones
Gather; bull calf ]. n B0yley ierSss ..,,ss
registered-BulL W. l. Muncaster: second nun
:; Hutton; COW. z c Hutton; second COW, W.
cali, b. G. Hutton Jersey cattle graae-,,,ow M "a
e Muncaster; second COW, X Jones; heller n
watkins Channel Island cattle-Blli Shsries
veirs; second bull. J. d. Blunt; COW n n Rsnns.
heller W. X Muncaster: bull James pawson:
o1. eali j. ID Blunt; hslfer. .. ID. Blunt
horse, Thoroughbred. Anderson onutS. wsiSsns
mare 7. II. Bagley; horse. J. n. Bagey; aalcs
WILL Ssrs sSaI.o 49, - A Crown colts one and two
horses Nelson Baker; second X r. Hewitt. ntiT
Kirk q Janney; two-year My. John :. 1rundIe
Heavy draft horses-Best stallion, J. H. oasssway,
second, ". I. Jones; mare, l. ID. Blunt; second X
Mills; three year-old mare. ". q. Brewer; second
n NJ D. ousot; one-year-od mar. >. a. Gassaway;
colt, w. L Muncaster. Mule and horse teAms-
Best Z. r. Kirk; span OF horses, W 4 Nuuca-ter.
jacks x h. Hewitt Devon cattle, reglstered-
heifer, ThoS Neira Fat cattle-Beef on hoot 4
Z. Wilson; beef on hoot owned in Montsou,,ry
County, NJ Gran, Working oNen-Best pair, J. ID
Blunt, Blunt; second, Jno: K Wilson; third, Benz q.
Gather; best Jersey, W. T. Muncaster: test chan
mel Island, r. ID. Blunt
sheep-Cotswald, Il NJ. Ricketts,; southdown.
best ewes, j. w. Keys; second n a, uutton.
snropshire-Ram, F.C. Hutton; lot ewes, F.C. Iiui,
ton. Grade-LDt ewes, T. NJ. Ricketts,: second "a
h. Jones; lainbS, Jno ". Keys
Hoss-Boar, }. W. Keys: second. j. r. Brewer;
shoatS X Watkins; SOW aud pigs, J. ". keys
second. K. NJ. ItickettS Grade-Lot shoats. II
Gran; second, y. c. Hutton; SOW and pigs, j.
BOgley.
ChicKens-white Brahmas. white Cochin ana
chicks and bun cochin aud chicks {. r. BOileau.
Laanshans, chlckSwhite Leghorn ana CHICKS a. "
Buckley; brown LcghOrns and chicks A. n pAlby.
second, Lewis sadIler; Plymouth Rocks N. a. Mi.
Ter; Wyandottes, A. ;. Dalby; frikzed fowls " n
Seloy; Minorcas U. NJ. Muncaster
Dalry-Best butter. n. Z. Hallowell; second r.
c. Hutton; third, A. FarQuhar: lot honey, q. d.
Duvall; second, }. T. Muncaster.
seed-whne wheat, 4. II. Hewitt: second, z. W.
Page; red +. stabier; buckwheaI. a. " Page:
white corn. r. Stabier; second, d. N. Halloween:
white and yellow ear corn, Z. " Rundle; yellow
W. Page: Timothy seed, T. VI. Pay. o''' L.
Tooacco-Z W. Pase. Machinery and agrcul-
ture implements-Lyddane. Jones a Co second
Carriage ana harness-Best display Jno. A.
Nichols: vehicles. ID. n. Castle.
yegetables-Class 4, beets C. F. Brooke; sec
ond, Lewis Sadtler; cabbage, &. u. Duyall: SEQ
ond, X Is. Farquhar; cymllnS L. l. Han: pumn
kinS J. b. Brewer; egg plants h. sJabler; cuculn-
bers W. wagner; pOlatoeS &. h. Duyal; display
VI vegetables, "A. c. Hallowell-
Class 2-llna beans, George Peters; second n
flack; string beans Z. Kingdom; satisfy, X NJ
StaOler; pafsnlp ana carrots, y. X. Baker; celery
n. c. hailowell; potatoes, J. ". bay; second ]. h
Brewer: sweet potatoes, T. J. Hal: tomatoes "A
Z. Hallowell; turnips, ". Wagner; onions u "a
Page; sweet corn, n. c. Halloween
fruits-Best display. d. d: higgins: peaches,
+. staoler; ounces. y. ID. onutt; grapes, Lewis
sadtier; pluns, {. X. GRAZ pears, W. X Gather;
Flowers-Best display, C. X Hartshorn. cut
roses geraniums, Diooie Brooke; fuchsias Miss
Belle Nelrs, hahlias, Geo. Refer; pyramid a. N
Hartshoyn; plate, Mrs {. r. Brooke.
Homemade FaOncs-Class lst-carpetine Mrs.
SIX quit, Miss BAKER; crazy quiz. Mr. - poae
crochet quit, MS l. l. stonesSreet; knit quilt,
Mrs. Lizzie Umstead.
Class 2d-larn stockings susan II. Dawson. cot
ton, L Baker; darnlng, Miss Bessie stonestreel: ma
chine sewing, Susan A. Dawson; sewing by hand
Mrs. 2; y: Lard; patened garment, Miss E Baker;
| on flannel Miss r. e. Brooke.
Class 3d-Fancy knitting Miss T. Baker; crochet
on worsted, Mrs. 7. ID. Laird; crochet on cotton.
Mrs NJ. c. Carroll; homemade lace, Miss Bessie
Snouner; pin-cushiOn, embroidered, Mrs p d.
Laird; painted pin-cushlon, Miss Baker; IRE
screen, Miss Nj. Cleinents afghan, Miss X Griffith
Works OF art-on painting, Miss j. X Codmlse:
painting IN water cOlors Miss T. Hutton: pencil
ing, Miss Z. Baker; painted china. Miss X Talbot;
crayon drawing, Miss Emma sLabler; hammered
ID, {. = Brooke.
Culinary Observation-Disclosures light bread-
II. Il. Brooke: second, c. n. Trundle; biscuit. A.
Brooke; second, Miss c. A. Janney; crackers { r.
Brooke; rolls Mrs. A NJ. stabler; rusks c. n.
Srooke; sponge cake, NJ. n. stabler; pound cake
: A Dawson; fancy cake, r. ID. Laird; lellies,
Mrs j. H. Gassaway; Gained fruit, \. X baker.
Class second-Preseryes n. ID. orutt; second, p.
ID. Laird; pickles, Miss l. FarQular; catsup,
Miss b. Waters; vinegar, X NJ. stabler; hard
soap. Mrs ID. H. Boulc; soft SOAP MIA L G.
Laieyer. n A M
WILL oF THE LATE W. ". CUHrrs--The viii or
the late WIN. Wallace curtis was nled In tho Pro-
bate Court to-day. IL was executed December ia
1883, and witnessed by y. \. Burkett, r. A. Law.
and John b. Thompson lie leaves 70 his sisters,
Helen M. and Angelina L. curtis 81 800 which Is
Increased by cOdicll, dated Aug sG 81. lSss: 70
his niece Frances >. Hoey, $500, and his nephews.
W., Wallace Fowler and curtis X Backqs 500 each
his son, Charles william and should the Latter die
before MS mother, 70 the two sisters. Z he per-
sonal property Is left 10 the vile ana son. 70 I've a.
vided AS they may agree, ana the son Is named Is
executor.
The Will OF John Fischer, filed to-day, leaves his
estate 70 Leon Tobriner In trust Tor heinrich w.
Nj. Stena and Theo. Petersen, OF Neustadt ID
Luoech, Holstein. Germany
J. NJ. Norris has sold % Providence Hospital for
$l2,3O0 properly on the east the building -
Ieet 2s inches on street by la feet on ID street
southeast
Josie Gassenhemer has bought for g. 500 OF K
G. Darlington. Jr., lots 10, and parts IA and Ia
square 625, fronting on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween North Capitol and LIST streets east.
George IL. Boston was acquitted IN the Police
Court this afternoon OF charge OF obtaining 81 u
from Mrs Eiiza Brooks under false preJenstA
Burned by Boiling Pitch.
P0rTsvILLE, Pa, sept Fire broke out In the
great uengling brewery this morning, occasiooed
ny the overflow OF a cauldron OF pitch. John Auer
was horribly burned
Another Poss-Ofssce Rohberv.
NEWTON, y. j., sept when the postmaster