Evening journal., 1892-09-07
THE FAIRS SECOND DAY
Another Sunlit Morn Re-
suits in Large Attendance.
PLENTYoP MUSIC AND MUCH NOISE.

Brass Bands Add Mciody.to the List Of At
fractions - Discurdant Yet Cheerful
Music Contributed in Abundance List
OF the Prizes Awarded some Of the Ex-
hlbits-Fair Notes.
Another fine day greeted the manage
ment Of tie Wilmington fair this morn
ing when they ordered the gates thrown
open TO the public During the morning
5000 people filed in the gates. They
came by train from the Delaware railroad,
over the New Castle cut off by steamboat
from Salem and Delaware City to the W.
a N. pier; by carriages and hacks; but
the great bulk of visitors came by VIII
miugton and Northern train from VIII
mington The influx continued from
o'clock this morning until
o'clock this afternoon, when a
great many business men were
noticed hurrying in to see the races and
pay o flying visit TO the various build
ings Flags of all nations were flying
from different stahs all over the fair
grounds. while bright colored windmills
gave variety to the gay scene.
Mr. McnIuiicn TO Go to Allentown.
Ex Marshal II. II. McNIullen, who SO
successfully manages the fruit and cereal
/ department and who has courte
Gus answer to each Of the I O0i
questions piled to him during the day,
received a communication this morning
asking him TO come to the Allentown
! fair next week. He Is wanted to act as
chief Judge in the fruit and cereal de-
partment there. The ex-marshal will
probably leave early next week to assume
bis duties there.
Two Band Concerts.
Hyatt's Military band, of twenty-five
pieces. arrived on the grounds carly this
morning and during the day gave two
fine concerts. one in the main build
ing and ono iu the band stand. The pro
grams were as follows:
Main Building.
Overture, .Prlmgrose, Ilirepsant
Watzes, Moonlight on the Hudson,
Grand selection. .'vang." ,oomic opera. Morse
"narkiea Tickle" ,charactoristicl.,..ft.. Hunt
'lurquato Iuaso, ...............,.s.. Donl1etu
Band stand.
Grand march Guard the Flag p.ors yieksFs i,,Ts
Characienstic selection. Boom zing
Austrian a'2pia Retreat. Tattoo, Soldiers
d.. approach OF night; b. the serenade; C,
tnps;d. prayer before baltic; hnalc.l
1ocQunut Dance .......+. ..t..t.t..... hcfmhnn
. "lnin Du hnlm ........... ............E tiiilct
0ullu, "Erusuna' lcumiqucl.... ......... .ha1el
Plenty of Music.
Each sido show ON the grounds has
drum and fife corps within TO advertise
, tho exhibition, and occasionally a hand
4 organ Is used TO make the noise noisier
e Then there are dozen OF old-fashioned
e hand-orgaus, with old-fashioned Italians
5 ot the handle Each merry -gorouud
p has AN organ of some kind, while the
e jows harps. mouth organs and bugles
abound. When the brass band and the
. great two manual organs In the womens'
building start at once the visitor rea-
lizas that he is at great exhibition.
She Broke suspender.
S Tho Wilmington girls, who frequently
lrt and smile bewitchingly upon the
o. passing youth. are here spending the
d day. They appear In the most winsome
4 apparel aud nearly every one wears sus.
r ponders. The ones who do not
Q use the "gallows" as orna-
2 mental skirt supporters. wear white
q kid slippers or the daintiest russell shoes
D These pretty little flirting girls, who
:, DO not see that they are doing anything
f wrong wear q half puzzled expression
y when they see a fashicnably dressed
% young man drawing near. This look
gradually broadens into a twitching
. smile, then there is a laugh and gig
N gle. Frequently the youth is bash.
l. ful and then the girls roar at his
bushes But in nearly every case the
n fellow goes to the gallows' with steI
e that Is remarkably spry. Occasionally a
1, girl stops. and, putting her hands upon
p her shoulder utters a pitful wall. Then
n a gallant youth steps up and eNclaims
n Pardon me. but what ails thee,
Il Oh, fair maid, young and tenderf
:. Softly, but swee ly, the reply will
come:
Oh, sir. hate to own e. but
I've broken a suspenucr.
To-day's Premium Awards.
s. Division X, Agricultural Implements
r. H. McFarlane. superintendent Besi
p exhibit. first. A. H. White second, An
ri, drew Maree; third, j. f. Mclaughlin
Special mention was made of the Hayes
creamer, also dehorning machine, ex
" hibited by r. c. Brosius, and vibrating
p gate by Il. " Miller.
A. Division Il, Dogs-Jacob Brombach
or Philadelphia, first and second in opeI
re class pugs; first and second in open clas
TO pug bitches; Alfred j. Fell, Pleasan
" Hin, Del, first for beagle bitch Thomal
be- ID. Pyle, ELAN. Pa, second George Du
i'm gan, iii Conner street Wilmington tw'
er beagles ono male and one female specia
be commendation Robert Byrne, Seventh
and Church streets, Wilmington, frs
and second on cocker spaniels John 4
IT Colt. 7O3 west Ninth street, Wilmington
FIRST on Italian greyhounds; Thomas NJ
H. Bullen, Brandywine hundred, first an'
second on foxhounds; John Jordan Della
ware City, Del, on American red fox
NJ hound Jacob Brombach, Philadel
b. phia. first on Italian greyhound
70. Mrs. T. d. Brown, 9Ol jefferson street
is first premium on toy terrier Dot ;Goorg
ao O. Whiteman, III Shipley street, frs
and second on short-haired collies
IS William w. Cooper, 1OS Madison street
y second premium on a fox terrier; Clar
or ence NJ Beadenkopf, second premium OF
ig fox terrier bitch and special commenda
li- tion for the puppies exhibited by him.
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