Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-27
TALBOT coUSrY F..tR.
The Management Hope to Come out
MiIhnmt LOSING Any MnnnN.

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EAsToN, Md, Sept. 20.--A bright and
beautiful day brought 5000 people to
the Talbot county fair grounds and
made it one of the best days the associa-
ton has ever had. Among the promi-
nent people present were Governor
Frank Brown of Maryland; Governor
Reynolds of Delaware; Congressman
John w. Causcy of Delaware; State
Treasurer Wilbur II Burnte, Secretary
of State John Dunbracco Hawkins, Col
lector W. A. Comegys of the port of
Wilmington; Dr. Anderson of Dover;
DR.. IL. IL. Gilpin, Railroad Superintend-
ent Robert Lowry Holiday, all of
Delaware; w. b. Usilton, William ].
Vannort, Samuel Vannort, r. d. Hyn-
son, L. w. Wickes, Chestertown; ex-
Senator w. Il. p. Turpin, Lemuel Dun
bracco, Captain j. w. Collins, Centre
vile; W. Laird Henry, Cambridge;
Captain Isaac White, Salisbury, and J.
Seth Hopkins, Baltimore.
Governor Brown remained over to
attend the fair tomorrow. His son,
Frank Brown, Jr., and Mr.. Bowerman,
the governors private secretary, &C.
companied him. The governor received
Il great deal of attention in quiet way,
and he will doubtless remember his
visit here pleasantly for years hereafter.
Congressman Isidor Rayner, who was
expected and who would have been the
guest of Col. Owen Norris, telegraphed
Mr.. Norris that unexpected contin-
gencies detained him in Baltimore. The
people were much disappointed not to
meet Mr.. Rayner, who has never been
in Talbot county. Senator Charles II.
Gibson, who returned home to Radcliffe
this morning, was on the fair grounds
al! day.
The following is the summary of to-
days races
2.37, trot; purse, $3.50
Bel Air Stock Farms Panic m, Barnes1 ]
W. X. Merrynelds br III, Maggie Camp
F. i. shreve Z COS Starinder, g,
John X. Caulk's br Volbrino, ii. Caulk.d J 3
{. W. Bakers Myrtle Boy, Long. ........5 5
Li lnSN, stock Farms Annie Link
lime, 23l, 3,s7A, aSiA.
pa class, pacing. Purse $500.
W; Q. ARMSTRONG; bl 6, Gus Nj,
+! b. Shreeve Is Bros 5, San
mu ply, Shreeve 4 8 2 8
william l. Bass &, Branchwood,
Bass ,,,........ ....d q . o
Forest Stock Farms b M vota, :
Frank sE' Barnes M Comet ,arne:s d's ss,s
Time, s3S, G22H, 2.siti. a,3ih. 227A1.
2.l9 class, trot; purse, S40O.
). Waltons Catnarne Leyburn. Settle. i 1 1
wilton Greenways & IN NerlindH b.,
David Ross $ Tong Kl;ck Rose
u. 4. Iyson,s g Ahram L., Tyson. ~ 4 4
Z. W. Bakers Marvellous, Ltng ....4 DIR
Frahk Barnes bl IN Kate, Barnes. 5 DIR
lime, @29H, 22S, s23a.
EAsToN, Mp, Sept. 2t.-The attend.
ance at the Talbot county fair to-day
was not as large as yesterday, but the
receipts were satisfactory and profitable.
But for Wednesdays rainy day the
association would have made probably
$4,000. As it is the management Is
hopeful thai the receipts will pay ex-
penses and they will come out square or
little better on the halance-sheet. The
following is summary of the races to-
day:
$500.
Cecil, I, q. Hammond, Irl 1
Prince g., 8, j. II. Pawling. ..........2 ? 2
Jack Lucas, b &, Ashby stock Farm. "a 8 8
fr ri hysdyk pr 5, }. Griffin. ..-.......dis
Time, 23!, 23lk 2.2SA.
Second Race-2.25 class; trotting; purse
Nellie D., b m, S. Il. Nelson ........... 1
Myrtletwig. b I, L. W. Baker. . 2
Happy George, br :, b. h. EmOry,. 8 3
Milllam ., {, >. q. Foulk. ,.....,..... 8 5 z
prlhcess orloii' D. m, j. Dugan.,........ 4 10
p u. T., D s, NJ. II. Mhlte,,.-........... z 4
Dukes, > Z, W. IL. Merried ...,,...m8 8 3
Charlie =, b &, :. j. MuUuery .... S d
AntOnina, br M W. Grecnway. ..,,,.. 10 s
Will Brooks, b III, s. Waltons .........iO 0 o
Time, 2.2ta, 2..6L 2.2GgQ.