The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Fl. W. yahle, Philadelphia three first
prizes.
Joseph Krause, Rosselle, N, j., two
prizes.
H. A. Buylor. Reading, Pa, three
prizes.
]. Q. Maple. Trenton, N. j., twenty
two prizes
Morris G, Temple was the judge In
Division L.
PETS AND PIGEONS.
W. A. Smith first prizes for Guinea
pigs, rabbits, hares, squirrel and a
hawk.
H. W. vahle. 1903 first prizes for
pigeons; Nj. L. Gdeder. two first
prizes; +. A. Schofer, thlrty-one first
prizes; w. W. Gathers, live first prizes
SHEEP AND HOGS.
The judges in the Sheep and Hog de-
pnrtmeuts were John Fisher and l.. j.,
Chandler. A. ID. Barnes, OF Chenungo
county, N. Y, won the first prizes in
Oxfords, Southdown and Cotswold
sheep, thirty prizes in all. lie hns
Shropshires on exhibition, but they
have not been judged. Mr.. Barnes TO.
celyed all the first and seconds in
Cheshire hogs, ten prizes in all.
G. l.. CarotherS. Houstonville. Pa,
received six tlrsts and five seconds in
hogs and four tir5ts and five seconds
in sheep.
o. d. Bruchoker, Lancaster. Pa, re-
ceived seconds on Sonthiown sheep.
He and Carolhers carried Off the prizes
for the Poland China hogs.
There were over 100 persons that
passed through the gates to the grand
stand, to witness the trotting events.
In tine last half of the first heat of the
second race the sulkies of Iogul and
Linkwood Chief collided. but neither OF
the drivers were injured.
4 In the bicycle race, when about a
third of the way around the track on
the second lap, j. G. Donnelly took u
header AID a half-doZen riders who
were close behind and could not evade
/ the fallen Donnelly, all tumbled in Il
promiscuous heap. Whom Donnelly
was eXtrlclted 1t was ascertained that
one OF his arms was broken.
During the afternoon U, Fred Cope
| OF Philadelphia, gave a wonderful ex
hihition In front of the grand stand oil
fancy and trick cycling, Clark Petit
the owner OF TIL" bay stallion Bsllman
with n three year old record of 2.iTlt
drove the handsome animal around
the track to the admiration OF tho
spectators. No attempt was made tt
speed him.
The pacing race, purse $500, was
won by Nodine. owned b. VIM ii
Thompson, OF Mt. Holly in three
straight heats. Time 9.25H. Tn,
horse, VIM, Rod, OF Arlington, Md.
got second money.
In the trottinS race, purse $500
Orange CHIEF, owned by Wilton Green
way, OF liavre de Glact. Md, woI
/ - aI in "a, n
nine horses. in 2S4. Hattie II. own
oil by S. Il. Clark, OF Belmont Park
Pa, got second money and Famni,
Miller owned by L. Q. Redmond, Ar
lington, MI, third.
Ihs third race, purse $500, w i'll
live horses, WAS won by Remolia ow n
ed by A. II. Tyson of Chester. Pa, II
three straight heats. rlmo =. 50 !. Tn,
second money went to Bronze, owned
by Milton Greenway, Havre dc Grace
Md, tho other horse having been dis
tancei.
The match race between the horse
OF Edward Twaidell OF Philadelphia
and John Z. rwaldell, of Beaver Val
ley, was left unfinished, utter trottinl
one heat in Biz.
BICYCLE EVENTS.
The bicycle races were for first, sec
ond and third prizes, offered by TIL
Fair Association, and resulted as fol
lows:
Halflnile handicap. C. r. King, W
A. G., fifty yards, won; J. a. Mead, q
Z. w, iiEtecn yards, second; 5. IL, lill
yeu. I. A. W. scratch, third. Time
l.l5ai.
Mile Open S. II. Bilyeu. p. A. W,
won; J, II. Draper, =. A. W. second
j. A. Mead, q G. W. third. Time 2 A
Mile flanIicap-J. II. Draper +, a. W.
scratch won; 5. II. Bilyeu, Z. A. W.
scratch second; J. L. lionLh w. w. C.
, 10 yards, third. Tins, 1885,,