Evening capital., 1889-08-29
YHE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.


Awards Of Premiums for Live stock.
Flowers and Other Objects THE Races.
SECOND DAT.
The Anne Arundel County Fair Asso-
citation bad their exhibits al In order AZ
the Bay Ridge fair grounds yesterday.
Large crowds viewed the different depart
ments ot the displays during the dav.
Many OF the visitors from the surround
ing country were surprised 10 see the
advance the association had made since
last season.
The Wild West Show proves attractive
and as the programme Is sandalched
between the races. the prand-stand visit
ors see both events. Today the gun
clubs will shoot 3 match aud tomorrow
the Spa and the Severn Boat Clubs. Of
Annapolis, and the Ariel Boat Club. of
Baltimore, will give q series or row.
Ing races on Lake Ogleton. The commit.
tee on awards got through considerable
work yesterday. They will wind up
their duties today.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
Among the premiums awarded yester-
day were the following from Annapolis:
1 O1ASASuc - 1AtttuEG 0QCUlN8g ASlaIlC,
| w. ii. Rullman, Golden Seabright Ban
tams, VIM. lglehart; Black. Breasted Red
Bantams. w. III. Rullman, Annapolis.
Flowers.-B Best collection of cut fiow.
ers. Miss Julia Brayshaw, Annapolis; col
lection Of geraniums, Mrs. Charles Webb
Of j., Bay Ridge; floral designs, Miss Ma.
rie Claude, Annapolis; bouquet Of grass.
es, Miss Judith Hollins, Annapolis.
Art Department.-Painting on velvet,
Mrs. r. w. Goodman, Annapolis; painted
tiles, Mrs. Dennis Claude. Annapolis; oil
painting. Miss Fanny Brewster, Annapo.
lis; water-color painting, Miss X. s. Brew.
er, Annapolis; crayon drawing, Mas Fan.
/ ny Brewer, Annapolis; India ink drawing,
Nm. Rogers, Annapolis; painted splash
er. Mrs. Dennis Claude, Annapolis.
Among the miscellaneous list who were
awarded premiums was Miss j. Lucy
Brayshaw, of Annapolis, for best yeast
powder biscuitsI Miss Mary 4. Sellman.
of Annapolis, for orange cakei and Mrs.
Theodore Conner, Annapolis, for best fox
grape jelly.
YEsTEsDAY's RACES
First Race-Purse, 5000. Geo. Kin.
near's 8. < Billy #. Hentschel /, /, /; O.
B. Chenowith's 5 b. IN. Gypsy 9. (owner)
2. 3, g.: John I. Jones &. 8. Billy y,
(Jmith, 8,2,3;J. A. Weller's b. g. J Z.
O., (J. Nelson 4, dist. Time, S.Of, 2 6Of,
2514.
Second Race-Purse 800. Chas Du
vall's &. g., Prince Charlie, (Armstrong.) }
3, /, 2, 1, 1; Frank Chairs gr. g. Maryland
Boy, ID. Revelle,) 1. 4. /, 2, 2; James
Browns blk. &. Black Boy, (Shadrick,) 4,
| 3, 3. dis; T.. Nutwelre blk. 8. Bonegus,
(owner,) 2. 2. dis; e tCeciPs b. &. Sulrain,
(Larrimore, distanced. Time-3.1S, S.O6,
3 064, 8t4, 3 90.
Third Race-Double teams; best three
In five; purse $75 j. r. Taylor's b. &.
Bill and b. m. Mag. (owner,) 1, |, /; +
Starr's &. &. Strontia aud r. g. Dexter b.,
! lowner,) 2, 3, 9; j. G.. Larrimore's 9 6.
Hard to- Knock Out and b. 8. King Fish
er, (owner,) 3, 2, dis. Time, 8 203, S.SSt'
315.
Fourth Race-Half mile heats. runnipgj
purse 800. Thomas p. Orme's ch. g.
Vexation, /. i; Thomas p Orme's ch. 4.
Pickwick, 2, q Time, 90, So.
judges Chas. Webb of j., starter, Thos.
/. Hall and Richard Hentschel, associates;
G Reynolds, timer.
TO MORROW s RACE
The races tomorrow will be between
four year oids, owned Ia Anne Arundel
county; purse. 500. Entries: j. w. Ga.
reys Cleveland, j. O'Leary's Prime and
j. G. Larrimore's Cyclops, Jr. Double
teams owned Ia Anne Anne Arundel coun.
ty; purse. SIS; Entries: J.G. Larrlmore' &
| Hard .to- Knockout and King Fisher.
Trct for stations that have made the sea-
son In Anne Arundel county; purse, 800.
Entries ]. Bird Patrician and j. G. Lar
rimore's Cyclops, Jr.
A Great Surprise