Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15

breed, Thomas Slack, Jr., LIST and I'd.
SHEEP AWARDS.
Southdown class. "A. Barnes, six LIST and
two ID; .. y. Brubakcr. one LIST and three
"a; IL. u. Riggl0 & Sons, two I'd; Oxford
Downs, II. A, Barnes, five LIST and one ID;
NJ, Quiyey & sons, live list and two "a; II.
p. Riggle & sons, one LIST and four ri;
Cot5wolds, L. a. Barnes. four list: G, T.,
Carothers, three LIST and six ID; Leicesters,
William Lore, Mt. Pleasant, seven LIST;
ShrOpshircs, u. 4. Barnes. five LIST and one
I'd; inc1lns, ". G. Shook, six list and six
I'd; mixed breeds. II, L. Riggle x Son, four
lst and five ID; Harry q. Fisher, Fanlk-
land, three LIST.
WINNERS or CATTLE AWARDS.
j. o. Magee & SONS Of Elizabeth, n j.,
captured eight LIST on GUERNSEY cattle and
two I'd, one Of which was a herd prize.
William Lindsay Of the same place, cap
tured two list on Ayrshires and three ID.
William Sellers won I'd on Ayrshire bull
Joseph Krauss, Roselle, n. j., wins four
LIST on Guernsey cattle
HORSES AND PONIES.
Frank Stidham WINS LIST on two ponies,
Nettie and Stella, while Elam Page wins
LIST on foal OF 80.
L. p. Moody wins I'd on Shetland pony,
while Manuel Richenhefger takes also "a.
George W. Gray, Wilmington, wins LIST
the grounds; stallion, foal Of 81, LIST; brood
mare, over years, foal at side, out Of
Moscow al.
Robert Porter. filly foal Of Oh, ID; brood
mare, f1al al side, ID.
Robert Morris, Ogletown, Old May,
record 2,25, lst ida May, ID; Lady Hennes,
| LIST; May Wood, ID.
Harry Wood wins lst on Benvienue and
! foal of 80.
/ Il, p. Bullen obtains LIST on Delaware
Gilt Edge.
| HORSE AWARDS.
Division A, class 5--percheron stallion
| over 5 years, u. a. Cornbrooks, Faux
land, LIST; class g. Clydesdalcs iiliy of ~ ,
| Thomas Higgins, Pleasant Hill, 1st class
| Z, heavy and light draught, pair heavy
horses weighing not less than 2, Dpounds,
Jester Il Mcdaniel, LIST; single heavy
horse, weight not less than !, 200 pounds,
lester & Mcdaniel, LIST; pair light draught
not less than 1900, Jester d Mcdaniel, LIST;
single light weight not less than loo
pounds, Jester Il Mcdaniel, 2d single
light draught not less than / 900 Truman
Wallace, Wilmington, !st; class 8, mules
and jacks, Frank Saunders, HockeSsin,
LIST for jack. Glass 8 carriage and
saddle horses, single buggy horse G.
n. Barnard, Avondale, Pa, LIST; A. II.
Tyson, Chester, ID, saddle mare Betsy, w.
T. Wallace, No. 407 West sixth street, city,
LIST; same, ID; George G. Whitcman, city.
Glass 10, ponies II hands high and under,
l.. W. Stidham, LIST; for pony under II
hands, broken to harness, X. w. Richen.
berger, I'd; pair under II hands, w. Lind
saw list; same gets lSt and ID on saddlcr
under Il hands pony under II hands
broken to harness, Frank Mitchell, city,
LIST; L. u. Brown, city, "a.
General utility class. Stallion over
years, W. W. Stevens, GheStcrtown, lst
! II, r. Bullen, city, 3D. stallion foal 1880
w. Simpson K Son, Eddystone LIST; foal OF
1891, Clark Petit, 1st; George Gray city
ID; geldng over 4 years H. ii. Jordan
liockessin, lst gelding foa Of 1889, Elan
Page, Port Penn; gelding foal 1890, Gle
Lantbson, city, LIST; brood mare with foa
Porter, city. "a; brood mare over years
J Thomas Iinckson. Booths Corner, lst
George Gray, "A, brood mare foal of 1883
I Robert Shaw, LIST; Thomas Hinckson
booths Corner, ID; mare foal of 1890
Harry Wood, Zen Venue Stock Farm, LIST
/ Giles Larnbson, ID; FLY Of 1891, John i
', Conway, Edge Moor, LIST: Mrs. Ann
/. Porter, city, I'd.
STANDARD BRKD HORSES,
I Division A. class l--Standard or trottin
Y breed horses; the scale Of points betwee
! tho noted stallion Bellman, belonging /
e Clark Petit, and Lyman, the property 3
t George y, Wetherll of lielview, nea
s Edge Moor, were so very close that the fir
e and second moneys were divided betwee
a them,
crty of Harry Wood, lst foal of 'lssi
J Webert, property OF w. scott Simmoni
II city, Isl; stallion foals uf 1880, .Indp
II tiilpin, belonging TO +. II. Pinkerton, Ne
Castle, and stallion foal BnltOnian, belonl
l. ing to Albert Summerillc, PennSEruy
:, divided the honors and premiums; broO
IL. e - -tt At...u
- Robert j. Morrison, Ogetown, LIST, an
L. Ida May of same got "a; brood mare Ov,
lie 4 years, May, belonging to same, lst 70
er Of lSSS, belonging to same, LIST; tilly foal
f. 1880, Bcllarnina, owned by John
l.ippincutt, Wondstnwn, n. j., lst ill
toal Of 1890, Rubylyn, owned by Ueor,
4 d. Wetherill, Belleyiew, I'd.
1. DIPLOMAS GRANTED.
lie Diplomas have been granted as follow
ID The Hays Grea!ner, Of New York; III
p. Keystone Dehprning clipper, Of Cucnr1
ri VILE, Pa; patent farm gate, $. u, Mile
or two diplomas, Singer sewing machii
$, exhibit Of eight machines and also /
ii. white work, Iav0rite Manufacture
IS Company root beer and extract, ;.
Is, Green; the Milton wagon jack, W.
+. WolEnger Milton, Pa.
g MILK AND urTrER AWARDS.
- William g. Snooks Utica Mills Ere
h. crick Md, for C,w giving greatest weig
h. Of milk in "a hours, Pansel, I'd No. q
ID ~ pounds OF milk, lst.
n Mccormick Brothers, Bel Air Nj
II, greatest weight Of butter in p hours,
e ounces of butter from Ncstal of PauISdn
.r, Register No. B,2iB list. For grade lt0lstei
e yielding a pounds milk in "A hours Al
4 making q. ounces Of butter, Robert /,
I'll rens, Wilmington, the COW got Two LIST
ed POULTRY AWARDS.
g The following poultry awards have be
~ made Il. II, Tatnall, Falkland, tw1 L
~ and two DDS Il. j. Chandler, kenl
- square fourteen lists, ten DDS W.
Smith, Whitmey's Point. eighty lists for
~ three IDS, @, y. Rrabaker,2d; H. rhom
~ Camden, thigty-onc lists, sixteen 2is; w.
W EeEler Reading, two lists, six 1ds; Alfl
W. !. Fell Pleasant Hill, one lst, two IDS
~ G. Maple Trenton. n J., twnnty-s!x 1,
pe fourteen }ds; W. II. Vahlc, Philadclpn
r. three lists; James X. Gunagan, boy lestuv
~ 1st. Joseph Krouse, Rochelle y. j.. til
.ie- Ists r. r, ralnall, Faulklurd, one
w wo DDS.
III Yesterday was comparatively ia
Is day Oh the HaZci Dell track, althou
nd the weather could not have been bet
&. for racing, The track was in fair c.
dc, dition during the afternoon and the
veg cumstunces were favorable for n
IL Il track "nrk Notwithstanding this fac
ne seemed an oil day with the fayortcs q
Isl seldom did they equal the work
e former days.
tai, Big Thursday had brought togctho
M dense throng Of humanity to with
~, -. wnat every pne expected would be
~ best events Il the week The Erf
liz liz Stg4l va packed far beyond its capa,
On, and even the "bleachers" were v
we'd filed with people. 1t is estimated !