Evening journal., 1890-06-26

claim to the prize, the judge awarded it
to Dampman.
In the running high jump the starter
with their handicaps were as follows
q. Il. Lohand, scratch l.. l. Jones, Al
inches The jump was won by Lofland
height, 4 feet 104 inches.
The one mile ordinary. state champion.
ship. in which w. c. Seeds, q II Lohand
and B. f. Mcdaniel entered, was won by
w. @. Seeds; B. f. Mcdaniel, second
time, 3233 35.
The following men with their handi-
caps were starters in the pole vault, r.
H. Lofland. scratch w. N. Chandler.
scratch @. r. Harman, 12 inches and @.
s. McCowen, 10 inches. The vault was
won by W. N. Chandler, height, feet
and inch.
The following men entered in the one
mile safety handicap, L. Merrihew. 175
yards; Clarence Elliott, 126 yards; Fred
Elliott, 115 yards; g. G. Smith, 175
yards; Fl. l.. Pyle, 1850 yards. The race
was won by Fred Elliott B. Frank Nc.
Daniel. second time, $40.
George ID, Derry and @. E. Harman,
entered the hammer throwing contest.
y
52 feet inches. Harman, second.
The following men entered in the one
mile ordinary, open w. O. Seeds, z II.
Lohand, w w. Taxis. The race was
won by Tsxis; w. CSeeds, second; time,
337.
The next race was the FIVE mile safety
handicap for the club championship, In
which Fred. Elliott, $40 yards; q. O.
Smith, 800 yards; II. l.. Pyle, 700 yards
A. L. Northup, 800 yards; Clarence FL
lott, 900 yards; and B. F. Mcdaniel, $40
yards, were starters. The race was won
by Fred Elliott: II l.. Northup, second.
Time, II minutes. 45 seconds
In the fve-mile club handicap, ordi-
nary, the following were the starters.
with their handicap: w. @. Seeds, 230
| yards; Clarence Elliott, 600 yards The
race was won by Elliott, in II minutes.
In the 100 yards dash final race w. N.
Chandler won in II 30 seconds; Pierce
second.
In the one-mile consolation safety race,
| Ii. l.. Pyle, g. G. Smith and A. l..
Northup started. The race was won by
Northup; Smith second. Time, 3 40.
In the one mile, ordinary consolation
race, z, H. Lohand, Charles King and
L B Tantum entered The race was
won by Lohand without any trouble in
4.19; King second.
Evening Concert
| At s p. m. a vocal concert was given In
the Brandy,yine Springs Concert Hall,
under the managership OF I. Leslie Car
| penter, but although large crowds col
Tested round the dancing pavilion and
outside the windows of the hall, only 100
persons occupied seats within. The Viii
mington Banjo Club and Grace Orchestrs
furnished the music, and were enthusias
tieally applauded each time they ap-
peared. Misses Kate Blsselle anc
Mary X. Thielman, and Messrs. w
r, Walters and John W. Brattor
sang a qnartette "Gipsy Life" which
was well received Miss Lillian jackson
was enthusiastically applauded on hel
appearance Miss Mary X. Thielman
was, of course, the favorite If the eve
ming, who. each time she appeared, wa
greeted with loud continued plaudits
which she acknowledged with smiles
The final was galop by the Grace Or
chestra; after which an open air con
cert by the First Regiment Band
Grace Orchestra and Wilmington Banj
Club brought to Close a most enioyabl
and exciting days sport. la the danciu
pavilion was select dancing, under th
direction OF A. S. Webster. with mus
under the leadership Of Prof Josep
, Burgaurer.
The II o'clock train brought tire
but pleased crowd home