Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11


cold weather and brisk penetrating wind
doubtless kept many away but the attend.
snce was as large as the same day last
year. All sunool children were admitted
'ree OF charge. The secretary and his
distant had been buaily engaged in
king entries up 10 closing the night
fore.
The exhibit in the ladies' department is
double that of former years. A unique
exhibit In the fine arts department IL
jewulry made Of ivory and marble by
Paul Rsed, the colored man, who Is serv-
ing life sentence for the murder OF
William Green, alins Billy, tho Joksr.
iced worked in the marble department OF
the penitentiary and Is eyidentl,' skilled
worker. The cut flowers were brought
in yesterday morning. There were many
handsome designs The judges began
work in the various Department. yeater.
day about noon. H. W. Vahle, Philadel.
phia, exhibits many fancy cage birds.
Samuel W. Scaultz, manufacturer OF
oigsrs, Elkton, exhibits a case of cigars.
Among the exhibitors Of sheep orc
George W. Boulden, Elkton; John q
Gallaher, Cherry Hill; William Home
wood, Newark; William 7. Lee, Elkton !;
O. b. Lore, Mt Pleasant; W. Il. Jones,
Waverly, Pa; John Brown, Glasgow;
Alfred Maohie, Fair Hill; Parker L.
George, Elkton; t. s. Miller, Elkton !;
Frank e, Pennington, Elkton; e. Il.
Andrews Zion; Isaac N, Dean, Elkton /;
IiRckawRnna Breeders Association,
Wayerly, Pa.
Among the exhibitors in the Horse De.
artment ]. Frank Talbot, Calvert coun-
ay, Md Robert JSquette, Elkton; Joseph
Hanson, Fair Hill; Wm. Clifford, Farm.
ington, Md ]. T. Buchanan, Lswisville,
Pa; Theo. L. Warren, Christians; Henry
X. Armstrong. Middletown; Joseph W.
Dsrriokson. Mermaid; Thomas Ford,
Iclkton; John NJ. Thsckery, Eiktop; B
II. Green, Warwick; Joseph Porter,
Cherry Hill; II. d Strawbridge, New
London, Pa, DIR. Georgs o. Morrow,
Henry A. Wright Ekton; ]. T Hitch.
cock, Northeast; Edward Lester, st.
Georges; Thomas Clayton, Chesapeake
Z City; VIM. Bye, Fair Hill Lewis Shippers,
Eikton; John A. Swayney Appleton; Isaac
vansant Newark; Thomas II. Ricketts,,
Elkton; g. Il. Cochran, Middletown; A.
Emerson Pitt, Kimblayille, Pennsyl
sania; L. H. MeaTns, Calvert
James Il, Doan, Elkton; Joseph East
ham, Pleasant Hill, Del; Barney Moore
Elkton; Elkton Stock Farm; Josepl
Rhoads, Warwick; @. @. Biddle, Ohesa
peake City; 4 l.. Anderson, Zion, Ben
jamin W. McVey, Pennington, Md; E
T. George, Elk.on, Md. William Hops
:. Baltimore; Thomas Clayton, Chesapeake
~; David Gilpin, Elkton; W. T. hey
nolds, Rising Sun; Manly Drennen, Elk
ton; a. W. Crockett, Middletown; ]
Alfred Mackie, Fair Hill; William j
Howard, Chesapeake City; r. A. Yansant
st. Augustine; George X. Ewing, Fai
Hill; j. B Luton, Newark; Charle
Blakson, Cherry Hill; J. s. Smith, Leeds
j. II. Armour, Bay View; John 4. Gamble
Georae II. Howard, Eikton; Miss u. E
Wilson, Newark.
Among the exhibitors OF swine are th
following: Janbb P. Markee, Elkton
W. Lindsay, Elizabeth, N. j.; John =
Lewia, Newark II. ID. strawbridge, Nov
London, Pa; George J. Cash, Newark
Theodore L Warren, Ohtistiana; william
Il. Mcdowell, Calvert, Md; II: q
Mcdowell, Calvert II. @, warren, Zion
Morris Dunbar, Blston; f, Z. Carroll
Havre de Grace; Lewis Shippers, Elkton
Caroline v Howard, Elkton.
The exhibit IN hefarm produce depart
nent il tne. There are many specimen
Of wheat exhibited Among others show
ing wheat Of various varieties are: A. p
Crockett, Middletown, Dsl,; John Fenton
Thomas Clayton, Eikton; George W
williams, Prinoipio; Harvey McIntire
DR.. II. G. Maoksll, John I. Galiaher
Cherry Hill; ". II. and II. O. MCDOWELL
Calvert; Il. ". Wilson. Chrome, Pa
Thomas II. Warbuiton, Bay View; Jamel
II. Steele, Appleton; DR.. Il. p. Greenleaf
Wilmington; Henry A. Wright, Clarence
WRIGHT Eikton; William Yonkers, Me
,hanics Valley; William Fl. VanPelt, Oai
vert. Malvern Jones, George Ricketts,
James McIntire, w. A. Mitchell, Frank
McCartney and Nj. Stanley, James W
Sinners, Mechanics Valley; Samuel Had
dock, Zion; Mrs. William Wright, Lewis
vile, Pa; William @. Pyle, Chesapeak
Otty; Hugh M, Cameron, Hloni j. 4
4 Buchanan, LaRisvlle; A. W. and o. L
Kirk, Prircipio, Md q, Oldham Massey
Chesapeake City; w. p. REYNOLDS, hlslri
Inn; Kent Cloud, Oxford, Pa.
Other exhibitors in the farm produc
nepartmart ore Walter Armstrong, Merit
East; Peter Miggett, Iron Hill; A. 1
Laws. North East; Mrs. Alexander Brown
Ohrope. Pa; Joseph III. Moo-e
Mechanics Valley; Miss Mary Holt, E'k
Com. Johu A.. Ward, William Atnscow
eliza johnson, b. Ii. Sapp, George W
Denney. Allen II. Grosh, Charles Il
Foard' Joseph Terrell and Ptioo Whit
eker. Elktop; Charles Walton, Ircn Hit
Thonas Fasaitt, Calvert; j. z Finley
Appleton; L. T. Il. Ward, Cherry Hill;
ii. Oovington, Appletoni Mrs. Jesse bsu
we'll, Elltop,y
among the exhibitors are teter missei,
Iron Hill; O. F. Kirk, PFieritio; hls'
j. Betz, Cherry Hill; j, L. Grove, ZOE
Md; W. II. Reed, Chesapeake City; MI,
William p. Howard, Chesapeake clty; y
NJ. Thomas, Camden, Del hIWood ,. na
ierston, OOloTa; Hugh Al. cameron I,on nl
Joseph Nj. Moore, Mechanics NaLFS
Ellen Mshoney, Eikton. MRS, Japles n
Willis Of Fair Kill shows the largest ~
Piles. They arc pippins and enc Weigu
81 ounces.
The officers Of the races were the SAN
as on the previous day. .oo
In the 2 81 class, premium, Soyo, nv
started' as follows; Katherine s., e.
teYed by Elkton Stock Farm; Naionii
entered by William Hops, Balllmor'
Charley Allen, entered by A. Ii. TSsoi
Chester, Pa; Honest John, entered
q. w, Percy, Hoosic Falls; oahiap
Boy. entered by George Scattergood.
fine first heat the rnoe for the most pa
vna between Honest John and Ohafle
Allen. Yalouia, however, came up So So
canlured second place from Allen: II
latter was driven by the we'll know
horspman, Jack Phillips. Honest job
raa Inc fayorite from the start with th
bontmakers. In the second heat psioni
,eS but was passed by Honest John ut "a