Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-09
THE FAIRS LAST DAY.


hibits and herd.
. division B. class Q, Polled Angus-D.
S. Stevens, Elkdale, Pa, takes seven
firsts on all exhibits and second on COW
over years and COW between and
years
Division B. class a. fat cattle-First
on fat COW, fat heifer, lot Of five head,
heaviest and largest animal.
In the Horse Stalls.
The horse awards were also made this
morning, as follows:
Division A, class 5-percheron stallion
over years, d. A. Cornbrooks, Faulk
land, first.
Glass 6, Clydesdale. -Filly, foal Of
1891, Thomas Higgins, of Pleasant Hill,
Del. first
Glass 7, Heavy and Light Draught-
Pair of heavy horses, weight not less
than 2, 400 pounds; single heavy horse,
weight not less than / 200 pounds; pair
of light draught weight not less than
1000 pounds, first; second on single
lightweight horse, weight not less than
/ 900 pounds, TO Jester & Mcdaniel, of
Wilmington; first on single light draught
weight not less than =, 600, to Truman
Wallace, of Wilmington.
Glass 8, Mules and Jacks.-Frank San
ders, Hockessin, first for jack
Glass o, Carriage and Saddle Horses. -
Single buggy horse, first to c. n. Barnard,
Avondale, Pa. second, to A. II. Tyson,
Chester, Pa saddle mare, Betsy" be-
longing to w. y. Wallace, of 407 west
Sixth street, Wilmington, first; George
c. Whiteman, III Shipley street, gets
second for saddle horse
Glass 10.-Ponies fourteen hands high
and under-L w. Stidham, Wilmington
first, pony under twelve hands, broken
TO harness; second to r. w. Richenberger
Wilmington; best pair, under twelve
hands William Lindsey, Westfield, n J.
same gets first and second on saddle
ponies under twelve hands; Pony under
fourteen hands broken TO harness,
Frank Mitchell, 1904 Adams street,
Wilmington, first; T. ID. Brown 001 JEFF
ferson, second on same.
Division A, Glass 3, General Utility
Stallion over 4 years, w. W. Stevens,
Chestertown., Md, first II. p Bullen,
Wilmington, second; stallion foal 1890,
w Simpson & Son, Eddystone, Pa, first.
George Gray, Wilmington, second geld
ing over years, II. II. Jordan,
Hockessin, first; gelding foal OF
! 1889 Elan Page, Port Penn,
first gelding foal 1890, Giles Lambson
Wilmington, first brood mare with foal
at side, George Gray, Wilmington, first
Robert Porter, Wilmington, second
brood mare over four years, Thomas
Hinkson, of Booths Corner, first
George Gray, Wilmington, sec
1889, Robert Shaw Wilmington, first
Thomas Hinkson, Booths Corner, sec
ond mare, foal of 1890 Harry Wood
| Benvenue Stock Farm, frs Giles LAMB
/ son, Wilmington, second; FLY of 1891
John E. Conway, Edge Moor. first Mrs
| Anna Porter, Wilmington, second.
Division A, Glass 1, Standard or Trot
/ ting Bred Horses-The scale of points be
tween the celebrated stations Bellman
belonging to Clark Pettet, of Salem. n
j., and Lyndon, belonging to George d
Wetherill, of Bellevue, Del, were 81
very close that the first and secon,
moneys were divided equally between
| them
Stallion, foal Of 1888, "Benvenue, be
longing to Benvenue stock farm, first
stallion, foal of 1899, "W ilbert. propert
of Winfield Scott Simmons, Wilmington
first.
The points between Judge Gilpin.
stallion foal 1890, belonging to +. Il
Pinkerton, of New Castle, and "Bel
tonian, belonging to Albert Summerville
of Pennsgrove n j., were an exact ii
and the .honors and premiums wer
divided
Brood mare with foal at side" May,
belonging to Robert J. Morrison, Ogle
town, Del, gets first; ida May, be
longing to same man, gets second.
Brood mare over years May" bC
longing TO Morrison, gets first.
Foal Of 1SSS-May Bell belonging I
Morrison, COTS first
Filly, foal of 1890 ellamana. b,
longing to John w. Lippincott,o of Woods
town, n. j.. first "Rubylyn, belongin
to George d. Wetherin, of Bellevue
second.
Division G, class 8, dairy implements
John f. Mclaughlin, of Wilmington
gets first premium on collection of impl'
ments, and special premiums on some.
The Milk and Butter Test.
Cow giving the greatest weight
milk in "a hours, COW Pansy, H. No. IS
forty-four pounds, belongs to Willial
V. Shook, of Utica Mills, Nd. Cow pr
ducing greatest weight of butter in
hours, Vestal of Paulsdale, No. 6246, te
ounces in twentyfour hours, belongs
Mccormick Bros, of Bel Air Nd.
Native bred COW giving create
J weight Of milk in twenty-four hour
Jet forty-four pounds, and belongs
Robert c. Torrens, Third and PHI
streets, Wilmington.
e Native bred COW producing create
weight of butter in twenty four hour
COW Jet, six and half ounces, belon
ing to same man.
What business Men and Boys wear.
One of the most attractive department
d on the fair grounds is that in the ma
building, where the New York ClothiI
Manufacturing company has fine exl
e bit. There are life-sized figures attirl
in the new fall styles and the attracti
n light overcoats double breasted busine
coats, which will be worn this year I
both business and dress, were surround
Q by crowds OF admiring visitors eve
day Especially was this true I'll
l. morning when the two courteous ;
tendants had TO answer thousal
= questions. Little boys were loud
, their praises of the neat knee pantaloo
| exhibited which have been sent o