Evening journal., 1888-10-10

Sary because OF the demand for space, is
filed. The exhibits are we'll arranged
and will repay a visit William Lawton.
chinaware, occupies a space about twenty
feet long, for the display Of fancy arti-
cles. The space is in charge Of one Of the
young women clerks of the establish
ment.
The Diamond State Iron Company
shows striking exhibit Of its products.
M. Meyers, clothier exhibits clothing
marked popular prices Yesterday he
gave away large quantity Of toy wind
wheels, which furnished amusement to
the recipients
School desks are shown by John NJ.
LOTUS, who supplied ST. Paul's and st.
Patricks r. G. parochial schools with the
'favorite' desk.
Berfolette Brothers have e number of
bicycles on exhibition
Proctor & Gamble Of Cincinnati o.
and the Kendall Manufacturing Co. of
Providence, r. l., exhibit soap and soap
inc respectively.
c. T. Toppin, w. H. Hartlove and
Giles & Rudolph exhibit articles in their
lines of business. In this extension
Charles W. Horn, Jones Guthrie
Patrick Cahill, Samuel J.. White and
John w Reeve have exhibits Of carriages
Division D., poultry, Robert McFar.
land superintendent; and Division 4,
farm products, H. II. McMullin, superin.
tendent, are in the large tent. Both de
partments are full Of interest to the
pleasure seeker. The exhibit Of poultry
is large and well selected Chickens Of
all sizes, from the large brahma to the
diminutive bantams, and beauty from
the silver gray dorking to the crested
Polish fowls, are shown Several OF the
bantams created trouble by escaping from
their coops
Ducks, turkeys, guineas geese and
pigeons are an interesting exhibit. The
blue-checkered Antwerps, yellow breast
ers, splashed tumblers, blue barbs
and turbets are among the breeds Of pig
cons shown.
A pair of peafowls are noticeable for
their strutting and naughty bearing.
A dog show is also given this tent. A
number of full blooded animals are receiv-
ing attention. Among these dogs are a st.
Bernard, exhibited by G. NJ Rodgers.
beautiful cocker spaniel, an intelligent
Irish setter pair Of rough coated Scotch
collies and cute little pug dog
The farm products department is well |
hlled Machinery for making butter is |
slow. Several hives of bees. one Of
which was allowed liberty yesterday. in
a covered cage, are on hand together /
with honey in various forms.
}. NJ Hughes, gardner TO George w.
Childs, exhibits number Of manpel
wurtzel beets, which are extremely large
Other exhibits of prize turnips. egp
plants and various other vegetables are
shown. A Chinese egg plant with two
small white eggs growing from 1t is a
There are thirty three bags Of wheat
on exhibition besides other cereals.
The National Dredging Company ex-
hibits tobacco plant, together with
dried tobacco.
In the fruit display, very fine apples
pears, etc, are exhibited. A cluster of
chestnut burrs is among the fruit.
II. +. Mayne Of this city exhibits three
pumpkins, rs, 81 and 6s pounds
The races were called at 9 o'clock. the
crowd on the grounds centering around
the grand stand to witness the events.
The spectators almost froze. but the
weather had a wholesome effect on the
horses, and better races never were wit
messed The first race was the 8. UO min
ute class, purse $500 There were twelve
entries. The starters were Grover G., J.
N. Headley, Chester Pa Phil Mcguire.
Jrs J. II. Phillips, Philadelphia: Cimar.
ron, ID nj. Ulrich, Newark, Del. Jessie
D., II. Supplee, Glen Mills, Pa. Veteran.
K. II. Strobe, Elwin, Pa James S.
Brooke Ludwig, Shellington, Pa Ii
took fve heats to decide the contest. and
was pretty one between James s. and
Jessie d. The mare won however. with
lanes s. second, Veteran third and Gin.
Lrron fourth The score was as follows
}rover G. ....... AE
mi Mcguire. ..........H ....4.4.4.....6 dis