Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08


its desert, The exhibit must lie person.
ally examined TO be fully Appreciated.
HOUSEHOLD AWARDS,
The following awards have been made
in the nccdrwork branch Of the house
hold department of which Mrs. G. >.
Middictawn is tho judge Apron with
and N. 4. White, I'd, saequc crocheted,
lnittens crochttcd, N. T., White, 1st
lined table scarf, NJ. Is. White, Isl; tidy
I'd; pin cushion, VI. B. White, Isl; bureau
set, n, l.. White, list; pillow sham,
outlined, NJ, b. White, lst n. y. White,
I'd; splusher, NJ. Is. White, lst, n. f.
White, "a; towels outlined, NJ. b. White,
list; handlurchiofs, outlined, =, Il.
Norris, lst; carving cloth, outlined in
silk ur cotton, Miss Daisy Moore, Isl; S.
4. Norris I'd; tray towel, ), Il. Norris,
tst; patching, n, l., White, lst; NJ y.
White, ID; darnlng. $. Il. Norris, LIST,
| NJ. Is. White 2d pen-Miper, s. j.. Norris,
LIST; book marker, Same, lst; hcmAtitched
handkerchief, N. b. White, LIST; speci-
men Of prnmanship tchildrcnl, n, y.
| W hitc, lsti ?, ~ Norris, ~.
| CATTLE AWARDS.
The judge Of the cattle this year is
| AlonzO Bradley of Lee, Mass, one of
the best judges Of high grade md fancy
cattle III the country. The awards were
begun this morning, and are rs follows:
Division y, Glass 1, Ilolstelns--W m.
q. Snork, Utica Mil Nd, bull over 3
years; bun between and 3 years; bull
between and 2 years; COW over5 Years;
cow between 3 and years; hcifor be-
| tween . and 8 years; heifrr between
| and years; herd of 8; one male over =
years and females, NIL LIST. l}ul over
8 years; COW over 5 years; hcifcr be-
| tween and years; male over years,
all Cd.
Robert c. Tarrens, Eden Park, is ono
| OF the important local exhibitors, He
takes LIST premium for cow over 3 years.
| COW between 3 and years, hcfer be-
tween 2 and years, heifGr between
and 2 years, herd of | registered male
over years and 4 females; ed prem
iums, bull between 2 and 3 years, COW
over 3 years, COW between and 5
years, heifer between = and 3 years,
heiier between and 2 years, making in
all LIST premiums and b I'd premiums,
lie was also awarded the LIST premium
for milk and butter. A."
Mccormick Il Brother, Virginia
First premium on heifsr between and
8 years; same, second.
DUTCH BEI.rEp CATTLE.
| Division, b., Glass Z, Dutch l'elted--
III. b. Richards, Easton, Pa, first pre-
MUM on bulls over years; cows oyer
years, LIST and I'd; heifer between and
years, lst herd Of bull over 2 years
and 4 females, LIST; bull between | and
years, I'd; heifer between / and
years, I'd.
r, B. Frankinfleld, Eastoh, Pa, bull
between 2 and years; bull between !
and 2 years; COW between 8 and 81
heifer between ! and years, all first
premiums Second premium on COW
between and years; heifer between
2 and 8; herd Of ! bull over years and
4 females.
BENCH SHOW AWARDS.
There were very few entries in the
bench show this year and naturally
there are very few premiums to b.
awarded. The two principal exhibitor,
are Jacob Brombach of Philadelphia
and William Beadenkopf of this city
The prizes won by the former are frs
on miscellaneous open class dogs ant
bitches; Italian grey hounds, Kins
Charles, Duke of Wellington; pugs, is
, and I'd; bitches, 1st and Sd. For terriers
. William Beadenkopf. The show com
prlses altogether about 10 dogs. TIT
premiums were awarded this morning
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Tho f1rprniil,ns in tha oupiau1turol m
plement department were also awarded
this morning; Best exhibition, A. L
White 81 Brother, city; I'd, A. r. Maree
Sd, ]. f. Mclaughlin. Special mentor
was made of Hayes creamery and of
dehoming machine and vibrating gate
The fair authorities have succeeded
in securing four races for tomorrow
\ Besides the 4-year- class and run
ming half mile heats there will be two
additional races. One of them will be
"free-for-all race" and 2.20 class PAGERS
The programme;
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER sTH, 1892
Folr-year-old class.
Judge Fisher, s 8, Frank Barnes, Baltimore.
Xmas, hr d, Walter W. Acton, Salem, n. j.
Agate Wilmington, m, j. C. Mccoy, NJ, D.
Kirkwood,
Happy May M, j. C. Mccoy, Nj. d, Kirk
May Bel, b m, II, j. Morrison. ogletown.
Sonora, b IN, Brooke Lendwig, Douglassville
Va,
!, Running half-mile heats.
Poet, b s Slosn ~ Collins, Philadelphia.
Bismark, j. j. Mccain, Govanstown, Nd.
} Wallace G., DUPONT stables, Philadelphia.
: Two Brothers, j. IL, Brown, Philadelphia.
Foreigner, CHI 7. $. I; handoiph, Brgn Mawr
4 Cooce b., b IN James Frayling, Bryn Mawr.
| Lillian p, NJ. l., ievlin Philadelphia,
i | II o H., NJ, l. Devln, Philadelphia
. 6weet Ali %, NJ Deylne, Wilmington.
Glover Dale, BIZ Mike Cox, Philadelphia.
The number Of passengers carried b.
the Wilmington IL Northern Railroa,
Company up to noon to-day was esti
!, mated by Superintendent McCauslanl
i to be 1900 people. The steamer Maio
, Reybold brought $50, while the Bridge
!, ton brought as many more. This morn
a lng's attendance may well be estimate,
! at about 5000 people
The attendance yesterday exceede'
the expectation of the fair managers
!, Director William Lawton stated thi
, morning that the attendance was til
largest on the first day of the fair wit
one single exception, which was tn
= first year the fair was held. This
: certainly encouraging news for the fai
, people, who look upon the exhihitio
This year as being even more successful
than last year.
FAIR NOTES.
Q A little black bear cub 4-months ole
t tethered on the grass near the ladie:
o building is never ending source {
i amusement to passers-hy, He will wrestl
with any boy that comes along, He is
. wonderful adept at boxing. He shout
8 not be meddled with too much howeve
e as he used his teeth with mnNl eIfAct q