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


CONTESTS were close aud generally exciting
ana between tho heats, tho First ReRi-
men, bsnd disoouised good music. DR..
marshsh or Philadelphia, acted az stsrt-
iug Juoge and William d. Eyanp OF Balti
more Ard Edmund Bailey of Dover as
essittan's Co'. Robert Houeh OF E.ston,
MO-, was scorer. Tho races passed n
smoothly, except In the fourth heat OF the
wc ND race, when DR. Mashall threatened
tonnefhe drivers for not scoring properly.
but merely reprimanded them. Bnt lI,tle
betting was indulged In. Tho 80 pacing
rsoe was postponed until this afternoon,
o. o'ooak, on account OF darkness.
s5me Of the finishes were very close
Following are the summaries:
s. 90 class. trottInR, purse $3.50.
Henderson supples. Gull Mills,
Pa, b M j sale D. .....,i 8 1 4
frooke Ludwig. Shillington,
Pa, b 9 James 8 .........5 0 a
r; Harry Strobe, Ewyn, Pa,
ps Varnran.... ....t,.,.....2 8
D. M. Urich, Newark, DEL.
on Oimarron. ..... ....b q a B
J. N. Headley, Chester. Pa,
on q GrOvet C........,,...4 & a
I. 3 pawlips, phila.. b 9 Phil.
1ine. 2i9l, iii. aisi . sol AL.
$50 cLAsa TRorTMa PURSE $40.
Brooke Ludwig, shillington,
Pa, oh IN Lady Linda .....i AT
james Elliot. Philadelphia, b
W. Nicholson, Philadelphia. oh
Archie johnson, warren, Pa,
Big Milton Blackwood ......3 g. a. a
@. N MatlRck, West Chester,
m Rosie Pesse. !. .......g IS -
]. Fl. Phillips, Philadelphia, br
Wine Shade. .........,.5 O. G @
n; Hunter, Philadelphia, ;
Ti@e. ASST a siii. ass, . So, 2. 3d.
"a 30 class, pacing, unfiniehei:
H Coward, Philadelphia, CHI v JOKER. l
], Il. Phillips, Philadelphia, br 8 Happy
wash woodruff, philadelphia, m
O. W. Peresy, Hco:ic Falls, New York,
blk Acc Of Diamonds. ...,.,,.s
Time, 3 80, q 82t.
The following awards were made yes-
terday In the fine arta department I'M
der the charge Of Olawson q. aammitt,
J. Travers Jones, Judge: Best oil paint
ing, original, 'The Light of Other Days."
Miss o. e Miller; best landscape In oil,
Miss e r Bailey beat flower painting
In oil, original. "Carnations," Miss A B,
6wayne; best oil painting. copy, Mrs.
q II Palmer, "Flowers !" second beat
oil painting, original. "The Old Aims.
house," by George W. Humphry beat
original painting in water coIors, Mrs. I.
Allen Billes; best painting In water
colors, copy, Miss NJ Hammitt; second
bsat water color, "Yiews on Ohristiana,ps
Henry Braunstein bast painting on
wood, "Cazriage Bcoll," Henry Braun
Bhin; best painting on brass,
Moonlight" Miss Maggie A. Bonner;
best painted tile, Mrs. s. Porter
best display of painting on china or por-
ain, 10 pieces; in porcelain colors, Mrs
u. Palmer best single piece of above,
70. William Porter best pottery paint.
:, Miss Julia White; best pastel panel,
Moonlight" the author Of which could
not be ascertained; best painting on she'll
Awarded No. g. the author Of which also
ould not be ascertained.
The exhibit Of agricultural exhibits ia
sry large and complete, aud several Of
ie exhibitors say that the display far
irpasses those made az Peninsula
Airs this year. W. 81. Jones. Phiisdel.
hia, shows Keystone circular saw :s>-
5utting wood, three Appleton feed grind.
'ra, one Appleton corn shelter. j, q.
lRker 10 In charge OF thiseSh:5it. w. II.
harrison, secretary of Paryin r=oa Wagon
70. or Fenusxtu-4, ~. r., SHOWS i've
gona jrsiading the new Eclipse
- with adjustable standards John
Mclaughlin, King street above Second,
We two cutting boxes, four plows, one
IN cutter, three jacks, one moving
~ ~ hine, grain fan and two bags of phos.
"a. Q. Brown, Wilmington, exhibits
Oliver chilled plows, Studebsker
wagon, Ssudebsker cart, Thomas
smoothing harrow, Clsrk culaway hRr.
COW, Climax harrow, Bailey hay out
tors, 2 Bald gin hay cutters, Baltimore
nay cutter, 3 TX l. windmills, which furn-
iBh the water used on the grounds.
=. Il. White & Brother, Front and
Orange streets, exhibit Eureka wind
mill with Gould force pumps and tanks,
together with q Eureka windmill aud
feed grinder, manufactured by Smith d.
Woodland, Kalamazoo, Mich. This firm
has the largest display of implements on
the grounds, including l Deering binder,
/ Deering mower, Baker root cutter, 4
corn shelters, Buckeye cider mill, |
Birds cultiyator, farmers Friend corn |
dropper, Webater road wagon, corn
Mariner, Royal self dumping horse rake,
Thomas hay shaker, Wards sulky
blow, I wizards double pillow. 10 Ward I
plows, two wheelbarrows 3 jacks, bag
holder, Little Giant cutter, Dicks I
cutters Hicks cutter, buckeye grain
drill, Missouri grain drill, Perry pull.
verifying harrow, Deering binder, Acme
pulvsri2iing harrows, o X. hay fork,s1
Grown grass seed suwer
M A. ]. Springer, Front street nesr
Tntnall, shows Minneapolis standard
binder, Billiard hay tedder, Nos. 8, 8,
and 8 Bradley mowers, American mill,
/ new Model mill, ! Poyneer tanning
mill, Superior drill, / Little Diamond
SILKY culivAtor, 3 Birds oul,iyators,
K!zer corn shelter, corn King sheller,
] Prince shelters, with end without
cleaner Tiger spring harrow, Tren-
ton shelter. ! hmes lover hay cutter,
CLARK root outter, Evans ir pie harrow,
0 Bissell chilled plows, J. Yankee rayers-
sihle pillow, Billings corn planter,
Matthews seed drill, Universal cuiti-
vator and corn cover.
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The ANIMAL session of the PHILADELPHIA