Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-07-27

demonstrations illustrating" the arts.
Sciences, industries and progress, of
Maryland ever witnessed i'm the State.
Immediately after the street parade
the Exhibition viii l.. opened on tit,
PImljco grounds, just outside ot the
city, for which the following pro
grammc has been marked out hv the
management, which cannot fail to bc
of interest to all classes Of citizens Of
the State as we'll as visitors from other
States:
FIRST rNN-MoNpNN, srrrENTEE
The immense Industrial Parade.
Magnificent floats in procession illustrating
the Arts, Sciences, Industries and Progress, of
Malvland.
Thousands of men and hundreds of horses
in line.
1rrird m Pin,ijco.
Exhibition and sale of thoroughbred stock,
farm implements, agricultural machinery
and Of the Product, Of the Industrial cstab-
lshmentS of Maryland.
Races by stables of national reputation, for
valuable purses and prizes.
SECOND pAY-TUESDNY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Races by famous horses, under the auspices
of the Maryland Breeders Associaton
Exhibition by owners and others Of thor
oughbrcd stock, and awarding of prizes for
high grade cattle horses, sheep, hogs, etc.
Grand cavalcadc of horse. around the track
which is regarded is the finest aud fastest in
America.
Grand auction sale ot stock an American
rattrrSalI's at Pim;icO Far Grounds.
THIRD pAY-wEpNEspAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Races by several of the best known horses
in the country, under the au- pjrrs Of thc Ma
rylaud Breeders Association.
Exhibits of fnccdlcWorl; and object, of house.
hold skill by the committee hayIug charge ur
the Ladies' Department.
Display by student, of the Mauual Training
School of the city of Baltimore, of specimens
Of their skill and handiWork.
The method, of instruction will he iI,lstrl-
ted 10y the pupils precisely As IN the school
room, as their machinery and tool, VIII he
set up in Machinery Hail. and the system of
study and methods of manipulation will be
open to all desiring to witness TINS interesting
mode of education i'll actual operation.
This will be a subject of great Importance
to parent, and other, Interested, and should
be visited by all who realize the necessity for
improved methods OF education.
FoUErH pNN--rHrEsuNY, sErIEI#EE T..
Bnitimoir'E Historic 1HHic,t%ory.
The British Attempt to Capture the M"nu-
mental city.
Battle OF North Point Reproduced at Plmli-
GO, III which five thousand men will cuga e,
including United States regulars, hy authori-
ty of the War Department, and troops from
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia. West Nr-
glnia and the District of Columbia.
Death of Gen Ross the English command
er.
Killing Of the 'hoy martyrs" wells and
McCemas.
The artillery duel, the assault on the Amer
lean entryuchuenI, the rcpui-c; the British
driven in disorder from the iicli return of
the victorious American troops.
The star Spanglcd Banner rendered by Il
chorus Of five hundred voices.
Races by famous horses.
Musical concert by Masscd bands" Fifty
baIrls stationed throughout the grounds at
points cIui-diStamt from Il given centre, at Il
signal, VIII at once break forth in Il Hood of
patriotic melody, and marching upon 4 point
selected, will unite iii one grand volume OF
music, eliminating in the swelling strains of
that deathIcss national anthem, "Ghc Star
SpanSled Banner
Grand dress parar,e mf the assembled troops
ON the field at Pimlico.
At night the ceremony of the dedication of
the new Postotlce building in the presence of
the President of the United states and mem
bcrs of his Cabinet.
Decoration ofthe Battle Monument, erected
in Monument square to commemorate the
| heroic valor Of the Defenders Of Baltimore
with appropriate memorial services.
The festivities to close with Grand Com-
mcmOratiun Bali.
FIFTH pAN-FRIDNN, SEPTEMBER Is.
Races at Pimlico.
Exhibits of products, implements and ma
cIiinery.
Distribution of prizcs for excellence in
! breeds Of cattle, horses, sheep and other live
stock.
Awarding of premiums for specimens of
skill in household productions and handi-
| work.
At night the homhardmeut OF Fort MciIen-
ry. (Ships detailed hy the t. 5. government;
the authorities to lend their aid to make the
display the occasion of a grand patriotic ava
kenng among the people,
The advance of the British fleet into posi-
ton.
The first gun, 'Cockburn signal Of attack;
the batteries of the British squadron open ON
/ the American fort Armistc,ld replies to the
brnad>dcS of the British ships.
Naval manwuyres; artillery firing; mortar
practice, bombs bursting in the air"
The British retreat.
SMITH pAY-sATURpNY, SEPTEMBER II.
Races under the auspices of the Maryland
Breeders Association by tirst-clasS trotters.
Special race for purse of 5000.
Awarding premiums for displays of pre-
serves pickles and homemade condiments
Sales Of horses, cattle and thoroughbred
stock generally; also of implements and ma
chinery carriages, wagons and all manner oi
furniturca and material, such as exhibitions aud
owners may choose to dispose of.
The day will close with general auction OF
all material left ON hand, when intending
purchasers may be certain of securing great
bargains.