Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-07
THE FAIRS SECOND DAY


on slate, first on etching on linen with
indelible ink; Mrs. A. G.. Fogg 600 west
Twelfth street, second on landscape from
from nature, first on water color
landscape from nature Mrs G.
b. Scudder, first. on copy in oil Of
animal Tillie J. Beaver, 0i6 jefferson
street, first, on marine copy in oil;
second, on animal copy in oil second,
on chamois in oil Mary Z. J. William
Merchantville, N. j. second premium on
painting on lace, first premium on paint
ing on CLOTH second on flower painting in
oil Mrs. w. n. Eaton, 70S Washing
ton street, Fl st on copied flower
scene; L. l.. Pentoney,' second for
painting on plush, second on lustro
painting Mrs, II. A. Miller, 1904 Rodney
street, second on tamborine painting; f.
L. Seeds, first on oil portrait from nature
first ON landscape copy in oil; Mrs
George w. Sparks, first ON pastel copy
figure Houston Harlan, 7O6 Washington
street, first on landscape pastel copy,
second on marine pastel copy
Miss Lizzie Bacon, first on
animal painting, second on painting on
satin; A. w. Hopes, 912 West Tenth
street, second on etching on linen
Charles Brombach, Philadelphia, second
on display of drawings by an individual;
l. f. Pancer, second on oil painting in
still life; f. b. MacNair, first on display
in amateur photography.
Result of the First Race.
2.30 paclng-purse $500.
Nodine. b &, w. II. Thompson, Mount
william Red, B S. L. r. Redmond, Ar.
Lille II b IN, Mack Meiheld. Lancas-
ter, Pa.................. ............ 4
Guile, Boy sgs. E. A. Wilson, Egles-
Leonsine,, S m, j. v. Il. willis, Belle
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Fair Notes.
KirlSwood Maid, who made the mile
twice in 2 % yesterday afternoon, made
the fastest time ever reported on the
Hazel Dell track.
Morrison's May Bell is pretty per-
former but she persists in making those
awkward breaks by which she was dis
tanced yesterday.
Wilton Greenway Of Havre de Grace.
Md, is looked upon as sure winner
when he comes on the track. He has
excellent control of his horses and, when
the bell sounds he can bring his animal
down" without delay
Professor M. II. Beckwith, of the Agri-
cultural Experiment station, has two cases
Of insects on the fair grounds. They are
insects which feed on plants aud grain.
One case contains about forty
species, with the male and female
Of each. The other case con.
tains twentyfour species of bomby-
eide, or the spinners. Most of them are
known as moths. The first case shows
the Larvae that preys on tomatoes. pota.
toes and vegetation of nearly all kinds.
Some are common butterflies that are not
essentially injurious. They feed mostly
on weeds. The Larvae Of some of these
insects are fully four inches long.
The following women of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital are in charge Of the
Hospital restaurant in the main build
ing: Mrs. Henry Mendinhall. Mrs.
/ A. Negendank, Mrs. Charles f. Ru.
| dolph. Mrs Newbold Trump, Mrs. j.
A. Cranston, Mrs L. Kittinger and Mrs.
William II. Pierson. The assistants are
Misses Edith Trump, Jessie Thomas, Mary
Thomas, Ida Foulk Carrie Mendinhall. Ida
Tantum, Sarah Almond, Miss Jefferis.
Miss Lee Miss Adams, Misses Cranston and
Chambers, Mrs. Henry Robinson, Mrs vii.
liam H. Billany, Mrs c. w. Pussy, Mrs.
j. A. McCaulley Mrs. William C.
Philips, Mrs. Charles Beapenkopf, Mrs.
G. q. Lobdell jr, Mrs Elizabeth Good.
ing, Mrs. j. w. II. Watson, Mrs. Frank
Sellers, Mrs. Charles Doughten.