Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

Big Crowd at Rockville-Many Mo
Premiums Awarded.

Big Crowd at Rockviile-Many More
Premiums Awarded.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 4.--The third and last
day Of tho agricultural fair opened auspi-
ciously, the only discomfort to those coming
from distance being the heat. Inside the
| grounds the shade rendered the atmosphere
cool and pleasant and there was a
| large crowd in attendance. which will be
| greatly augmented This afternoon when the
principal races will take place. The officers of
the society are much elated at the financial
| success of the exhibition and the absence Of all
disorder within the grounds
The second grand cavalcade Of stock and
teams in the circle today was very fine and
would be credit to any county in the state.
During the morning exhibitors we're busy in
showing the good points of their articles and
those in the agricultural and mechanical lines
are much pleased with their success in securing
additional trade in the county.
MORE PREMIUMS.
The reports of the awarding committees
handed in this morning give the following ad-
ditional premiums: Quick draft four-year- old
stallion-H. II. Griffith, first; VIM r. Gather,
second. Three year-old colt stallion-Alfred
Ray. Two-year-old stallion colt-John L.
Dawson. first: Alan Albert. second. Four-year-
old mare-Robert Lyddane, first; Thomas r.
suter. second: Three-year-old filly-T. b.
Se eaGeT Ff yHsah H zsE ss0Hs snol TH
colt-Albert Fields, first; John l.. Dawson.
second. Four-year-old gelding p b.
Veirs. first; d. n. war6eld, second. Best
span of hOrses--Robert Lyddane, first; Arthur
Stabler second.
Fruits-Best display raised by exhibitor,
Charles r. Hartshorne, first; William r.
by any one-Miss Eloise Baker. Best
display Of apples labeled William r. Gather.
Apples-F. NJ. Hallowell, first: John ". Keys,
second. Peaches-C. D. Duvall. first; VIM.
Bogley, second. Ounces. w. Horner.
Grapes-C. r. Hartshorne. Plums-George
Shaw. Pears-C. h. Hartshorne, first; VIM.
Heading, second.
Home-mad fabrics.-Best carpeting. Vim.
Dorsey, firstand second. Rug-Wm. Dorsey, first:
Mrs Lee Ofutt, second. Silk quilt. II. Neff,
first; Miss Eloise Baker, second. Crazy quilt
Chas. Albert. first; Mrs. H. Maurice Talbot,
second. Worsted quilt-Miss Eloise Baker.
Knit quilt-Mrs. Lee Offutt, first; Mrs. C. J.
G " Eagerly @H Six 1 button Se' Loiss.
Mrs P; d. Laird. first; E. Z. stonestrcet. sec
ond. Cotton stocking-Mrs. c. W. Baggerly.
FIRST: Mrs .. B. Williams. second. Darned
stockings-Mrs. P. D. Laird, first; E. E. Stone
street, second; Machine sewing j. H. :Neff,
first; Miss Eloise Baker, second. Hand sewing
Mrs Geo. Bennett, first; Mrs.W. L. Muncsster,
second. Patched garment-Mrs. p. d. Laird,
first; Mrs. c. F. Brooke, second.
Hand embroidery l.. A. Poole, first; c.
W. Baggerly, second. Flannel embroidery
Silk embroidery-Mrs. Lee Ofutt, first; Mrs.
~ G. Gould. second. Drawn work Miss N.
Flagg. first; c. W. Baggerly. second. Fancy
knit worsted-Mrs. Lee Offutt, first; Miss Eloise
Baker, second. Crochet work, worsted-Miss
Eloise Baker, first; HRS p. ID. Laird, second.
Crochet cotton-Miss Rose Clagett, first; Miss
Belle Feirs, secoad. Hand made lace-C. W.
Baggerly, fret; Miss l.. A. Poole second Sofa
cushion-Aliss Alice F Stabler, first Mrs g. F.
Nesbitt, second. Painted pincushion-W Wag-
broidered pincushion-C. W. Baggerly, first;
Mrs. ?. ID. Laird, second. Fire screen
Miss 4. L. Bagley, first; Mrs. P. D. Laird,
second. Crewell work-Mrs. P. d. Laird,
first; Charles Albert, second. Afghan-Mrs.
Cooke D..Luckett, first; Miss Belle veirs, second.
D. Luekett, second. Display fancy work-Mrs.
P. ID. Laird. first; Mrs. NJ G. Gould, second
Hemstitching- N. G. Gould, first; Mrs. p.
y. Laird, second. Sweepstakes-Mrs. P. D.
Laird, first; Miss Belle veirs, second.
Ter. Water color painting NJ. NJ stabler,
first; same, second. Crayon-John H. Bagley,
first; Miss NJ. NJ. Stabler, second.
Culinary department-Light bread-Mrs P.
d. Laird, first; Mrs. Fred Stabler. second
stabler, second. Crackers-Miss Ella Far
quhar. first; Mrs. c. +. Brooke, second Rolls
Miss Belle veirs, first; Mrs r. NJ. stabler.
second. Rusks-W. Wagner, first: Mrs. c. F.
Brooke. second Sponge cake--Mrs. G. F. Nesbitt,
first; Miss N. N. Stabler, second. Pound cake
w. Wagner, first; Miss Eloise Baker, second
Fancy cake-W. Wagner, first; Mrs p D. Laird,
second. Candy-N. Wagner, first; Miss ALA
Waters, second. Jellies-Mrs. P D. Laird,
first; w. Wagner, second. Canned fruit
Miss Belle Veirs, first; Mrs. P. d. Laird,
second. Preserves-NIiss Rose Wagner. first:
Miss Belle Veirs, second. Pickles-Mrs. T. d.
Laird, first; Mrs. c. +. Brooke, second Cstsup-
Miss Ellen Farquhar, first; Miss Emma Stabler,
second. Vinegar-Miss Belle Veirs, first; Mrs.
X. NJ. Stabler. second. Hard soap-Mrs. Fred.
Stabler, first; j. ". Graf. second. Soft SOAP
Miss Belle Veirs, first; Mrs. b. l.. Thomas,
second.
wAsHIAGIoNIAN INJURED.
Last evening an old gentleman named John
Lennon Of Washington was knocked down and
severely injured by being struck on the head
with large stone by negro boy on ono Of the
streets leading from the fair grounds. He re-
ceived surgical aid and was afterward sent
homo.
Corrigan, the Horse Owner, VIII Fight.
NEW YoRE, Sept 4.--The end is not yet in