The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-10-29
FREDERICK FAIR OVER.
A Satisfactory Exhlbit-Receipts
Nearly up to Last Year Despite
the Bad Notwithstanding
List.

The great Frederick Fair Is over aud
nothing but the memory of the event
of last week remains to tell of the ex-
element and pleasure attending the
exhibition. Tat the weather mater
tally interfered with the perfect sue
cess of the fair, was very unfortunate,
but, Notwithstanding that adverse
condition, the crowds on Thursday and
Friday made up for any deficiency on
the first two days.
The fair itself was an excellent one
this year, and every department did
credit to the general display. The en-
| try lists were large and the class of ar
ticles and stock better than previous
! years. Below are given partial list
of the premiums IN the several classes.
7 Next week we will continue them.
There was one great disappointment
to the unusually large crowd of
spectators on the grounds Friday, aud
that was the calling off OF three races
out of the four that were on the pro-
| gram, owing to the muddy track.
General disapproval was manifested at
the decision of the Racing Board, and
many horsemen declared that they
were unfairly treated.
The horses were made to go in the
mud aud rain on Wednesday and
! Thursday, said one of them, aud we
do not understand why the manage
ment were so solicitous of our animals
on the last day. Besides this the
! crowd had nothing to entertain them
after three o'clock but the sights they
had already seen. Two heats in two
unfinished races from the day before
i and one running race was all the at
fractions on the track that day, aud
many horses had not had chance to
start and get chance to pay the eX-
penses of their stable.
The managers of the fair say that
! the receipts are only few hundred
dollars short of last year and are very
well pleased with the results.
PREMIUM LIST.
Thoroughbred Horses, Glass No l6-Best
brood mare TEST, years, f. s. Delaghter.
Standard Bred, Glass No. l7.-Best standard.
bred stallion, years and over, LIST Internal,
| w. Il Mitchell; End, Monocacy, T.. NJ. de Gar
menoia Best standard bred stallion, years
and over, LIST King Charles. X. V. Smith; |
year and over, LIST, r V. Smith; End, VIM. g.
| e.
year and over, lst, X. v. Smith; Ind, l.. V.
Baughman. Best STANDARDIZED finy,2 years
old list, h. C. Dutrow; End, d. Z. Walker.
| Best filly, l-year-old, VIM. q. Miller
French Coach Horses, Glass No. lS-Best
coach stallion, 4 years and over, Paris, 10
years, d. G. Walker.
Quick Draught Horses Glass l9.-Best quick
draught stallion, LIST, j. l.. Crone; End, Kemp
Buckley. Best quick draugnt brood mare 1st,
II. McHenry; 2nd, John e. stone Best quick
draft mare or gelding for saddle lst r. w.
| Dorsey;2nd, j. II. Clemson. Best pair of car
riage horses not less than Is hands and owned
by one exhibitor, LIST, c. n. Hargett Ind, c.
Quick Draught Colt, Glass No 2O.-Best
quick draught stallion, l-year-old, ID. NJ. Biggs
Best quick draught weanlng LIST, II. Nc
Henry; Pad, Thomas Buxton. Best quick
draught fily, Sugars old, lst ID. G. Walker; 2nd,
2years old, lst Kemp Buckley; End, D. II.
| Routzahn. Best quick draught filly, 1.year-
old, IL. McHenry; End, n. Il. Norris. Best
quick draft l-year-old filly LIST, Kemp Buckley;
End, E. j. otterback.
stallion, years and over, list, Kitg Victor,
Jonn White & Son; End Bruno. j. c. Keller.
Best Percheron brood mare, Corrlnne, John
old, John White & Sons. Best Percheron
weanling, King Victor, Jr., John White &
| Sons.
CIydesdales, Glass No. 22.-Best Clydesdale
stallion, years and over, list, Dandy Jim, Jas.
Crnm, 4.years-old; End, Brooks, .years-old,
| j. N. Ricket.
Heavy Draught Horses and Colts.-Best
heavy draught stallion, years and over, list,
| Richard Harris; End, j. II. Kefauver. Best
| heavy draught stallion, 2years and over, lst
| Bruce Ogle. Best heavy draught stallion, l.
| year-old list, Carlton Ahalt; Ind, w. g. Miller,
| Best heavy draught Weanling, LIST G. FalR Ind
l.. A. ,snontfer. Best heavy draught brood
mare, LIST G. p. Ahalt; End, G. N. Hargett.
Best heavy draught FLY, years-od LIST, G.
| n. Hargett; End, l.. Snouffer Best heavy
| draught tilly, LIST, j. G. Keller; 3nd G. w. Zms
| merman. Best heavy draught flliy, l.year-
old, LIST, G; W. Zimmerman; End, Andrew
Bowie. Best heavy draught wean-
Household Department, silk Work BEST
Emitted mitts, LIST, Mrs. Louis G.. Kemp; 2nd,
| Miss Cora Fout.
Linen Woik, Glass No 5s-Judges, Miss Nan.
ME Thomas, Miss Margaret Ciingan, Mrs.
Helen Schley, Mrs. ]. Roger McSherry.-Best
embroidery on linen, LIST, Mrs. VIM. II. Gels
ton, LIST, Miss Mamie Alnutt; 2nd, Miss May
Stuart: Best timing on linen needlework, LIST,
Mrs. Charles III. laughter; 2nd, Miss Cornelia
| Dutrow. Best Roman embroidery greatest
1 variety of designs, LIST, Mrs r. W. 4. Dawson;
End, Mrs. George T. Tt omas. Best centre
piece, Spanish laid work, list, Miss Mary Mil
Ter; End, Mrs. W. l.. Clay. Best drawn work,
LIST, Mrs. VIM. E. Staup; 2nd, Miss NJ. c.
Remsburg. Be ST Etching on linen, LIST, Mrs.
George +. Smith; Dad Miss Nora Renner.
Best hand maae antique work LIST, Mrs.
Richardson; End, Miss N. Rupp. Best
button holes, LIST, Mrs. Charles Mullen; End,
Miss Annie Young Best knitting, LIST, MISS
Best set tinted doyles, needlework, 1st Mrs.
w. l.. Clay; End Mrs. Geo. +. Thomas. Best
set doyles, Roman embro derry LIST, Mrs. W.
L. Clarys2nd, Miss Minnie Blessing. Best hem
site" FARNN;fssEps ~, kunkel; End, Miss