Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12


I'd, and Rosa do Rayster. Jesse Chandler,
Granogue Farm, exhibits one pair OF fat
cattle and u pair OF very handsome work
cattle; the latter weigh about 1000 Apiece
and worked In the harvest fields this sum-
mer. Ashton Il. Tatum, Wilmington, ex-
hibtts Holsteln Frieeians, including i'm
ported De weirmger, fromy. Holland, be-
tween and 8 years old, with d calf; /;
another fine animal Of this herd Is Vogeltge
Third; she is an expected LIST wilmer.
Robert Torrens, Wilmington, exhibits q
handsome Holstein Frlesians. a bull and
heller. william Sellers, Edge Moor,
has a remark ably fine herd oil IL
head OF Ayrshire1, Including the fine
thorou. hbre bull Ouls n,6 o lrs This he
captured six premiums here last year, ioGr
Isis and 2ds. John soreth. oooch's Bridge,
exhibits HolsteIn Friesans, a bull, COWS
and heifer. John o. Magee, Elizabeth, N.
j., shows handsome herd OF 23 Ayrshlres,
including Duke OF Elmore, year,, which
has captured the following prizes: LIST at
Dairy Farm Show, New York, In 'S7; also
lst at Philadelphia and Waverly. Aged
Ayrshire bull Stanley, lst, New Yark State
Fair, S6, 1st at New Jersey State Fair thres
years In succession, and also LIST at Penn
sylvania State Fair; also COW Belle Drum
mond, 1st at Pennsylvania, and Marigold,
lst at New Jersey State Fair.
ADDITIONAL AWARDS.
A finer collection of poultry has never
before been exhibited here. Multitudes OF
people passed necessarily to aud fro from
early until late curiously peeplng In at the
splendid display OF American and foreign
birds, each having few words Of comment
on the beauty OF the birds.
]. O. Warple, Trenton, N. j., obtained
first premium fer red and white Riie game
bantams, red and blaok breasted bsntaml.
golden and bright bantam fowls, golden
and silver eeabrlght fowls I'd; hrst for
silver seabright bantams, white single
comb bantams. bearded Polish bantams,
rose comb white and black bantams, white
single comb bantams, white crest bantams,
bu6 Pekin bantams, white crest Polish
bantams. white booted bantams. B. 8,
Crons & Co., Allentown, Pa, first for bufl
Pekin bantams. Japanese bantams, Pekin
bantam fowls. 3. A. williamson, Dllworth-
town. Pa, red and black breasted games
Irish grey and brown breasted. vii,
red games fsst. N. g. semple
Pocopson. Pa, first for red car
fowls, white turkey, Embden geese; j
l.. Harris, Oinnaminson, N. j.. fret AND
second for red can fowls and chicks, frs
for red games; J. G.. Darlington, Philadel
phla. silver duckllngs, red game bantams
black and red breasted red game bantams
ureLS m. ID Olouui htnueIt oquhfos DAffeV
Plymouth Rock FOWLS white Ruineas, Pepir
ducks. bronze turkeys; 81. +. Maine, city
Pekin ducklings, Plymouth Rock chicks
e. j. Chandler, Kennett Square, Whit
Plymouth Rock fowls. first and second
| mottled fowls, barred American Dominiqu,
fowls and chicks, first; Il. NJ. Thomas
Camden, N. g.. eolored, silver and gfe,
dork fowls. FIRST; black Spanish, whit,
faced, first and second; Langshan chicks
n II 4nf
and barren Plymouth Rock fowls an,
chicks, second.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Maltese kittens II, M. Mayue, thi
CITY, was awarded first prize, second 10
Maltese cat and kittens; A. A. ooble, frs
| for Persian cat; Mrs. Jones Guthrie fire
| for Dutch and white rabbits.
The awards OF the fancy pigeons had no
been made up to noon.
HORSE AWARDING.
| Among the agricultural implemen,
exhibitors are the following: j.. r. Whit
a Bro, Wilmington, whose large tent an
show space is crowded by farmers froi
New Castle, Kent and Sussex closely g,
amining tho varied assortment OF / x
Windmllls, Deering binders and mower
Reed dairy goods, horse rakes, wired han
and sulky plows, Buckeye grain drill
Oorbin Accomac harrows and wheel cult
vators and having tools.
John +. McLaughlin's splendid exhib
OF agricultural implements Is surrounde
by Interested farmers and mechanic
throughout the day. There are Adria
Platt q Co.'s binders ana mowers, McOo
mick's binders, Thomas, Whitford d Hot
mans drills, South Bend chilled plow
Reeds creameries, Van Wrinkles rain fan
Bald win feed cutters, New England roc
cutters. spring tooth harrows, Stoddar
disc harrows and hay rakes, Studebakt
farm wagons and road carts, Bateman
cultivators and garden drills.
j. 7. and L. e. Eilason OF New Castle 81
hibit among other agricultural Implement
the Walter A. Wood binder mower an
reaper. This machine is run on the SrounC
by machinery In order that the farmel
may witness with what facility 1t work
l. cuts and binds and carries up. Msssr
Eliason also show corn, grain and fertii
Ing drills, beautiful other chilled plov
and fence material. There is also fiu
display Of Lucas paints.
W. q. Mahaffy OF Wilmington shoy
SONS splendid home made wagons atron
and well built which are very much az
mired by the down-State farmers.
FLORAL DISPLAY.
The judges, who made the awards in Il
floral department were Robert Craig, Phil
delphia, e1-president American Flor
Society, Walter Cole, Lancaster, Pa. an
MIR. Westcott, OF Pennington & Compap
one Of the largest cut flower firms
Philadelphia.
As one passes in the ladies building
either door, attention is arrested by the L
markabie collection OF magnificent swee
smelling plants aud flowers. which eSter
from one side, clear to the centre of II
structure.
Spacious avenues for the visitors inte
venes below where they stand In amaz
ment at the lofty columns OF charmir
plants and flowers, which extends upwai
almost to the very roof.
, Frequently as fashionable lady al
maiden, admirers OF this floral diepli
J pass along, bursts of praise and commend
/, ton are ahowered on the inanimate thing
; "oh, Rrn't they just lovely" or "Who Q
I hibits such beautiful flowers2"
I A true model of the Volunteer made to
, scale Just as she left the harbor In her wi
ming race with the Thistle receives gre
: admiration.
{ A beautiful display OF numerous varieti
, of flowers plants and ferns arrenged
pyramldal form Is a striking feature til
: meets the eyes OF all. This floral statua
Is displayed by NJ. Il. Hayden this city.
a A feature OF j. S, Brown Il Co.'s cole
r tion is large carriage bell, worked In ca
. nations, white dahlias and tribe rose
8 This handsome piece OF hpral art is hui
T from the centre of the building and met
Q the gaza OF all passersby.
The following exhibitors have receiv
l awards 10 the floral display: j. L. Broy
: & b., combination design Of rhres pIec,
!. scroll, cross and crown. combination ere
q aud cloSn OF yellow carnations and pei
3 OF the garden rosss; Is. tor meiahlias, C
Q gsraniums, seraniums IL pots, rex oegonil
8 marriage nel, model OF Volunteer, coll
q in pots, 25 varieties, fancy collaiiun
= ticus easiica cissus. lseolor; j.
, Lewis 4 Bro. grneuhousp plan
cacd, Paulomls Cilnas L. e. Baylf
: epeeia.aa Rex BeGcn!d Cuphia.
= W. Brinton, SIvuebrook,, blooialns plan