Daily Republican., 1889-09-06

Bridge, exhibitB Holstein- -Friesans, o
bull, Q COWS and beifer. John o. Magee,
Elizabeth, N. j., shows handsome herd
OF % Ayrshirts, including Duke OF RI
more, 8 yeare, which has captured the
following priest 1st at Dairy Farm
Show, New York, in 'S7; also lat al
Philadelphia and Wayerley. Aged Ayr
shire bull Stanley, 1st, New York State
Fair, 'S6, LIST at New Jersey State Fair
three years in succession, and also 1st al
Pennsylvania State Fair; ALTO COW Belle
Drummond, 1st at Pennsylvania, and
Marlgoli, LIST at New Jersey State Fair.
The following additional awards have
been made;
SWINE AWARDS.
Caleb NJ. Walters, Seal, Pa, best boar,
fow and litter, pen pigs, Chester eows,
litter pigs, fattest and heaviest hog. Also
second, fattest and heaviest hog, Chester
boars. All include 10 head, Berks eow,
Berks boar, sow and litter. William
Lindsay, boar, pig, sow and litter and
pom of shoats. Caleb NJ. Walters, Berk.
shire boars, LIST and End, SOW and littei
pigs, brood SOW, Berks pigs. A. Darling.
ton Strobe, West Chester, pen and eight
weeks pen, not lees than Eve, best boar,
between and . years, End. A. Darling.
ton Strobe, West Chester, brood SOW ovel
Q years, End; SOW between 0 months and
l year, 2sd; SOW between 5 and months
2nd; best boar between Q months and 1
year, fstl pen between 8 and Q months,
let; hest boar between and 6 months,
End; SOW between and Q years, I'd. j.
Paxton 81 Sons, Houstonyille, Pa, benf
and SOW between aud months, boai
and SOW between months and year.
SOW and boar over two years, 1st.
George X. Barney, Chadd's Ford, bsar
and SOW between 8 and months, End
Cow and litter over weeks best boai
between and . years, cow with not less
than D pigs, between 8 aud 8 weeks. @.
K. Carothers, Houstonville, Pa, SOW be-
tween aud 3 years, boar between y
months and 1 year, pen between s spd .
months, boar between aud o mSnths,
SOW same and sow between and 3 years
end; Poland China bear over a years,
over Q years, boar bttweeA 0 months and
l year, End; SOW between months and !
year, and SOW over Q years, 2nd.
SHEEP AWARDS
Jesse Cope, West Chester, so tbdowr
ram, over three years, between 1 AMI
years southdown ewes, over 8 yeats same
lat and ID. Same between and 2 year
eve lambs ewce between and Q years
ewes over two years, 2 ewes under year
81, eve between . and years, %, thor
oughbreA buck Of any age. I'd, Q and
years, 1sE, buck under year, 1st, undei
2 years. %, buck under 5 years, lit meri
no ewes over 3 years. 1st. Caleb NJ
WALTERS Seal, Pa, Shropshire thor
oughbred buck, buck . years old, unde
| year, 1st aud ID, eve between l en-,
2 years, 1st and ID. ewes between
and 8 years, LIST and ID, thoroughbret
Shropshire eve over 8 years, vt AMI
%. Lackawanna Breeding Association
Waverly, Pc, thoroughbred buck an
age, buck 8 years old, buck BETWEEN an
2 years, Thoroughbred owes anye age c
breed, ewes over years, between . and
and and Q years and pen Of ewes over
yeaTs, Lat, Charlee v. Walter, We.
Chester, Brandywine Stock Farm. pen {
ewes over . years, ID, ewes over year
LIST and I'd; ;bctween 1 and . years. LIST an
I'd, buck, ysars or over, / year old an
under, LIST and I'd. Caleb NJ. Walter
Seal, Pa, . ewes under year, 1st an
ID, buck, B years old, Lincoln thorough
bred, . bucks oyer year, Q under yea
Q ewes, each over and under year, pc
between l and years, pen OF ewes over
years, over l year, 2 ewes over 3 year
thoroughbred Lincoln eve, 2 ewes ov,
years, 2 over 2, Leicester bucks over
years, same undor l, pen Of Leicest'
ewes over 2 years, 3 Leicester ewes und,
year, LIST and I'd, Leices.er ewes b
tween . and 3 and over 5 years and pc
of ewes between 1 and years. Williai
HON. W, oil, Newark, buck years OLE
I'd, buck between and 2 years, pen {
ewes, triplets.
The awards In the horse and cattle d,
partments have not yet been announced
but will be to-day.
The KRights' Tournament, which
was impossible to finish on Tuesday, wa
completed yesterday morning aud re
suited In Q victory Tor II. s. Ducker, @
Reisterstown, Md, Knight OF siler
Shades. w. Beeston, of Mt. Pleasan
Delaware, knight Of Mt. Pleasant, fet
ond, and Dallas Lore, Of Kirkwood
Knight Of Indiola, third. The prize
were $50 to first. $Ss to second and $40 t
third. The winner rs q nne horsema
and holds very steady hand. He is
winner of 20 tournaments. The ecol
follows:
H.. 5. Ducker, Silent Shades"
~, Reistersto "n, Md; d;;;......:.,;..;;:.4 Al
| W. hccstSut mt IleasAhtt ht.
F. fasion, a%s .1ii Dcminica." Mi.
pais. pGssiSs; Lore. i.Iaaiols klrlr6si: z
u, h. stedman, 'Pawtucket,"
J. rio'EIasqss &. E.4Ssa, R. H1ria 1aiien.; riov.: 3
O. aenes; G;ooichild. ~ ::Pi;,ii;die,; :Pfoaidcnce,
yfsss r5SyideRS Esascn. r; :;;;, l.
J. Snfs ". hank. :S,iici BELLE
o, ". III Teii, "5wansea, pravi- A"'
dence, X. l..."....".....'....... drawn
In running off the tie for first place
Ducker again made four straight, Will
Beeston missed all. In the tie for thir
money, Lore ns de two, while Rasto
got but one ring. Another tournsman
Is announced for tomorrow.
THE RACES.
Long before the hour announced for th
commencement OF tie races people con
menced to fl ok to the grand siaud, an
when timo was called it was occupied b
fully $500 persons, while thousand
more were ranged along the fence sur
rounding the track.
The judges stand was crowded to cue
an extent that 1t caused considerabl
annoyance. Judge Smith, of St Louis
again presided, and the members OF tn
association can consider themselves for
tunate in securing his services, AZ tn
Omaha, Nebraska, Fair Association
made heavy bid for bis services Aite
he had consented to come to Wilmington
special committee from Omaha visite
him at his home at Earlville and ener
getically opposed his coming East. Ii
had served them for several years an
thoy believed their fair, which is now 4
progress, would not be a success withou
] him.
His decisions have been fair and I'm