Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
.hs broLs On lhs lOtrlh .nd fIlA hsals

she broke on the fourth and filth heats
and lott.
The tSird race was for the 2 80 olAsu,
fos purss Of $500. There were II en-.
titles, but oniy four started, % follows:
Joker" 4. Coward, Philadelphia. Pa. ;
"Hnppy RUSSELL" j. II. Phillips, PhilE.
dslphis, Pa; "MAgRie r ;" Washington
Woodruff, Philadelphia, Pa; "Aoe Il
DiamondS," !" q. w. Percy, Hoosic Falls,
N. Y. Only two heats were run And
the race will be finished this afternoon.
SO far Joker has the Joke on his oompe
titora,
THE POULTRY KxHIBIT.
The poultry exhibit 10 the largest
ever seen ut any show ia Delaware.
rhe following are amongst the exhibi.
tors: Mrs, 8. a. Thomas, Wyoming,
Del, exhibits six entries Of fowls and
one Of AngorA rabbits; Mrs. ]. W.
Banks, Riverside, three entries Of
duckg, one Of chickens; Joseph j.
Kvis.er, Kannett Square, Pa, three
entries OF fowls, one Of ducks; Joseph
q. DAviE, HaFe's Corner, three blue
bfeALted game fowls; John Anderson,
Wilmington, one entry, poultry; W. q.
Conrad, ElWyp, Pa, two trios, Ply
mouth Rocks, tWo pair ducks, one pair
Pekin ducks; x. r. Cloud, Kennett
Square, Plymouth Rocks, WyAndots,
one pAiE black ducks, trio OF white
Ruineas; J. o. Singles, OentTevills, Pa,
trio BlnoToA chickens, trio Of white
WyAndotS, trio laced WyAndols;
John g. Flsber, two trioS Lang
shAns, two tFloS white WyAndoiB,
Joseph Grouse, Ro1elle, N. j., ten en-
tries ducks, Eoulk chickens; George
Z. PawllD, dve entries chickens; H. n.
Thomas, Wyoming, Del, twenty four
entries OF chickens; g. /. Chandler,
Kennett Square, twenty.fouE entries
chickens, Ruineas and turkeys; Herbert
y. Mayne, thirteen pair fancy pigeons,
i've entritB Plymouth Rock chickens,
hIonAe turkeys; w. d. Buth, thirty
two entries chickens and pigeons;
n, 8. Temple, Poo0psln, Pa, fifteen en-
tries, chickens, turkeys and geest; John
y. Oldham, Wilmington; three tIiob
Houosn chickens, three OF common
chickens; n. n. Herbert, one entry,
fowls; J. P. PrentlsS, chickens and car.
EieF pieeonsi W. H. worth, Falkland,
enc pair ducks; J, ,6uthFie, Wilmington,
eight light BrAhma chickens; II. Wse-
ntr, two pair bADtAms and tour chicks;
pair WyandOs chicks, Bramn Fowls.
DOGS ON EXHIBIT.
The following are . few OF the dog
entriIB: Amos EAstburn, one pair OF
setter pups 4 months old, one blue skye
terrier, ono pair beagle dogs; o. d.
MoOAIty, Newark, DEL, female pointer
With 0 dog puppies; Il. Il. Banks,
Wilmington, one pair beagle
dogs; Il. q. Coll, one EpRiish
bull dog; Miss Nellie Rogers, l mastifi
dog; Walter A. hager, WilminRton,
Irish setter bitch; d. q. HuTlook,
New Castle, Q beagle pups; =. 4 Cars.
well, Scotch 0oliis; W. 8. Hainus,
Wilmington, ] EaRlsh setter dog; 8. T.
Dorsey, Wilmington, English aetter
bitch. Other entities In the dog line
we're not Snfholsntly clearly defined to
report with any degree Of accuracy.
Among tho osheT exhibits In this de-
pArtment are the following: N. A
Wtlmington, three hives Of
bses and AttAohments; y. NJ. Jones,
9 number OF Eilk worms;
William Edmuudaop, HAre's Corner,
atty sig boxes Of honey and three bee
hiveSi .. Newton Chandler, Ferris Re.
form School, Maltese cat and . number
Of kittens; John BreBliD, Wilmington,
, ful rigged ship; q. L. Brown, Will
an opossnm; Frederick Con-
ner, Ons coon.
GRAIN, FRUIr AND YEGBrABLRs.
The following arc amongst the ex.
hibitors Of grain, fruit and vegetables:
D. Quincy PoulsoD, LinWOOd, wheat;
Wm. Rdmundsop, HArs's Co nsr, wheat
and corn; VIM. W mite, whoAt; j. Blown,
New Garden, Pa , wheat, oatF, corn and
'omAtoeai W. h. Worth, Falkland,
ihTee varieties potatoes; NAtior Ai
Dredging Company, Wilmington,
several varieties Of tobacco; Robert
Porter, cabbage, ruta-baRAs, turnips;
4. T, Allen, yellow CORD, green cor n
md bea0si james Grimm, AshlaL d,
EheAt, oats, 3 varieties Of potatoes, 2
II oAbbaae; James 7. Casey, Carpenter,
wheat and corr; John G.. Fisher, Stan.
oD, cabbage and popcorn; John z.
2sELtngtDn, WhsAt and corn; W.
Home wood, Newark, turnips and IL
IArietles OF celery; John n. Oldham,
cabbage and onions;
cnomAH 5iack, Fulloastle wheat; ].
{, PieFsOn, WOoddAls, pop corn,
,otatpes and turnipS; hp.
A2Des Mcdaniel, Harmony, posA-
oesi John Kelley, UeBtFeville, cabbage;
1illlsm Gregg, Falkland, potatoes;
v. ID. klAlF, Two varieties corn; Her
'srt 3. MAyne, number OF large pump
Tins and yellow corn; JOHN Brown,
'otAtat; W. n. Oroes, Newark,
itron melons; b. 81. Grub,
Of OF mRnRle.Wnrzle; George W. Ohilds,
o. OF mADgle-wuryle; B. q. Derrick.
on, Stanton, table bee,s, cabbage and
y. Derrickson, two var.
eties OF potatoes; John Emery Red Lion
* varieties of Bppies; crab apples
nd lima beans; David Hyde, State
Dad, basket onionp; John H Anderson,
ms beAnli j. W. Gregg, potAtoesi ]. !
iendrtckSoD, popcorn; John Ball, !
Wenty varieties Of apples and quInceB
|. n. DAvidton, LoDRberFy wheat;
Ienry Walker, Mermaid, potatoes and
AbbAgei UrlAh Drake, sig varieties Of
pplee.
Paul Giles, cabbage; z. c. Dlllwortb,
Eenty varieties Of apples; Laura Dill.
'orth Thirty varieties of Applss; DR.. G
{. T. GreenleAf, thirty.tW0 varieties
ed wheat Richard jackson, thirty {
We VArlehes Of apples; VIM. BsnRe, I
lsket OF peaches; 7. l.. J. Bald win, [
i OF grapes and mora than could be :
loertAined The milk wagon race and
Inlt rlos had mot come of at IL o. {
ooE.
A YsloW jack smiIo.
The yellow fever In Florida has no effect 7