Daily Republican., 1889-09-05

Brownley, Philadeiphia.
Toy terriers, first, Dot, 7. D. Brown,
Wilmington.
schIpperke. first, Dandy Ruby, J. G.
Crier, Allentown, Pa.
Skye terrier. drst, Donald, Associated
Fanciers.
Irish terrier, FIRST Judy, Associated
Fanciers.
Bedlington terrier, first, Punch, Chas.
Porter. Jr., Philadelphia.
Dalmation or coach dog, first, Dick,
Valentine Laubacher, Wilmington.
Frank II. Carswell has eight collies on
exhibition, and as they arc all fine ami
mails they attracted considerable atten-
tion. Bose Lady Glare, oithe Kensing-
ton kennels, was also greatly admired.
ing fully 175 pounds, is q fine animal and
attracts con siderable attention.
The Irish setter Nellie has won pre-
mlums at New York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and ayain yesterday. She is a fine
animal. The English setter Magnolia
won the prize in the puppy class at the
Rochester bench show. The Basset
hound Bobbette has also won q number
of prizes, and is now in the champion
ship olaes. DIR. Coger exhibits the pug
Othsllo. which seems to be great
favorite with the ladies. He won four
prizes last season and thus secured his
entry into the championship class. The
bulldog Glenwood 10 q splendid animal
and has taken o number of prizes at
other shows. The Irish terrier Judy has
also taken number of prizes, and the
same is the csc with the bull terrier
Baron. The fine Gordon setter Grouse
is very intelligent animal and shows q
fNa ah .trn ha.. IL nlI ,.sl. l.
TO him. There Is q number of other fine
dogs on exhibition. and this part Of the
fair Is well worthy visit.
The judges also completed their work
in the floral department yesterday, and
announced the prizes as follows:
Original design cut flowers NOT less
than six feet In height, first, j. l.. Brown
& Co. second. NJ +. Hayden.
Dcsign If growing plants, first, NJ. #.
Hayden; 'econd, J. L. Brown & Co.
Table des'go, j. L. Brown & Co.
Combination funeral design, first, j.
l.. Brown Il Co.; oecond, NJ. F. Hayden.
Anchor. eighteen inches, M. F. Hay
Cen.
Combination design of cross and eTVwr
twenty four inch frame, first J.A l.
!, Brown & Co.; second, Nj. r. alden.
Combination piece, any design, u. r
Hayden.
Plateau of cut flowers, George w
, Brown & Son.
Plateau of geIanium flowers, Hrst, ]
L. Brown 4 Co.; second, J. N. Lewis
!, . Bro.
Plateau OF dahlias, twenty-seven ir cl
n frame, j. l.. Brown & Co.; second, g. w
Brinton IL Son.
y Collection OF cut roses, twenty-av
| In Of
|. NJ. +. Hayden; second, J. L. Brown 4
u Co.
!, Carnations, twelve varieties, J. L
!" Brown 81 o..
j, Cut flowers, fifty varieties, first, G
~ w. Brinton 81 Son; second, j. l. Brow
> s. Co.
, Dahlias, twelve varieties, G. W. Bril-
:, ton Il Son.
d Seeding dahliau, G. w. Brinton & sor
- Display of florists supplies, M. 1
- % Hayden.
. The committee thinks the display {
= Seeding eeraniums exhibited by Lou
4 L. A. Greenleaf worthy of especial mel
tion.
Collection of plants In bloom = Firs
G. w. Brlnton & Son; second, J.
Brown g. Co.
Ornamental foliage and decoratIy
- plan,s-First, NJ. +. Hayden; second, j
~ l.. Brown.
y y Collection OF green house plants
First, j. N. Lewis; second, L. E. DAyiii
Roses in bloom This display Is s
q cloao between J. L. Brown g. Co. an
q NJ. F. Hayden that the judges were I'LL
) dec ded.
h Decorative plant, first, NJ. F. Hayden
= second, l.. T. Baylls.
Geraniums In bloom, first, j. 1
Brown s. Co.; second, l.. E. Baylia.
y Geraniums in bloom, first, J. 1
= Brown ~ Co.; second, L. E. Bayls.
=, Carnations In bloom, first, NJ. +. Hay
= den; j. l.. Brown d Co.
, Collections of cactl, first, j. N. Levi
>. s. Bro; second, Louis Il. A. Greenleaf.
- Ferus, frst, NJ. y. Hayden q Co.; sec
; oni, ]. N. Lewis s. Son.
= Palms, first, M. F. Hayden; second, L
Il. Baylis.
, Bejonies, first, J. L. Blown & Co; SCI
:, y ond, l.. L. Baylls.
Bedding carpation, first, j. l.. Brow
"a & Co.; second. q. W. Brinton & Bon.
Specimen geranium bloom, first, G. W
Brlnton & Son; second, j. l.. Brown
,r Co.
= Abutilor, G.. w. Brlnton s. Bon.
Specimen plant OF eolious, frst, G. W
N Brinton & Bon; second, j. N. Lewis
# Bro.
u Flowering begon!a, fret, G.. W. Bril-
\ ton s. Con; second, j. N. Lewis s. Bro.
p Rex begonis, l.. L. Baylls.
= Fracenis. j. N. Lewis.
Fiens elastica, first, j. L. Brown & Co
:, SC ond, j. N. Lewis " Bro.
Gamma plant, hrst, G. W. Brinton ,
IL Son; second, l.. l.. A. Greenleat.
:. Calladium, first, j. l.. Brown i Co
- second, G. w. Briuton u Son.
Acalphia, trst, O. w. Brinton 81 sor
p second, J. n. Lewis IL Bro.
= Cuphi, first, L. L. BAylis; second, J. L
> Brown 81 Co.
= Clssius d'scolor, first. J. L. Brown
i Co.; second, J. N. Lewis q Bro.
Pandannis Vtilus, second, j. n. Levi
& Bro.
D Torente, first, j. L. Brown s. Co.
p second, G. w. Briaton & Bon.
> Specimen plant OF smilax, j. L. Brow
" In this department j. L. Brown
7 Co., have miniature design of tn
: yacht Volunteer In cut flowers, which
!, very handsome.
= The display of blooded horfes and fin
i cattle is large and good. Among tn
:, former Is Il. X. Cochran, oil the Cochran
u park stock farm, Midd etown, who has
m splendid horses en- the grounds. Mr.
- Cochran gives his attention exclusivel,
~ to the breeding of fine trottiug stock an'
fayors the Hambletonian strain. Thoma
:, w, Mccracken OF SUNNI Bridge la
some fine hors on exhibition and favor
= tbs Wilkes stI ain. which is said to pro
, duce the fastest trotters In this country
- Another prominent Delaware breeder