Evening capital., 1889-08-30
7HE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.



Increased Attractions-Immens Crowei
The Last Day.
The attendance at Bay Ridge Yesterday
exceed that OF any previous day OF Tire
Anne ARUNDEL county fair. and the exhi-
plllon hall was thronged with visitors
Inc large herd OF Ayrshire and Guernsey
cattie exniDited ny Mr.. j. ID. Blunt, Of
Goshen, Montgomery county. attracted
mach attention, while the imported Per
cheron Stallion Marion, exhibited bv Mr..
John White a. Sons, Of Adamstown. fred
erick county, was generally admired.
The following were noticeable exhibits
IN the horse show: Imported Percheron
stallion. White & Sons. Adamstown: reg.
istered Clydesdale stallion, L. A. Palmer.
Annapolis; thoroughbred stallion, Thom-
as 4. Orme, South River: light draught
stallion, with four colts, j. G.. Larmore.
MillersvIlle; light draught mare. Robert
n Cheston, West River; mare and fnal.
Louis Wolfes, Jr, Annapolis: light
uraught colt, uuder three years, Jacob
Bird, West River. light draught cot.
under two years, G.. Burley Duvall. ST.
Margaret's; heavy draught stallion, Hen
~ u. Simon, Collington; heavy draught
gelding, Jas. Bray shaw, Annapolis; heavy
dIaueht mare and foal and heavy draught
filly, J. White & Sons, Adamstown.
Additional premiums we're awarded yes.
terday to the following: For Futz wheat.
5. Ogle Tilghman, st. Margarats; other
varieties Of wheat. HI. s Ridout. ST. Mar
garets; white oats, Amos FInkbine, An
napolis; yellow corn aud white corn, A.
b: Best, Obligation; green tobacco. G. III .
Worthineton, Brownsville; turnip beets,
carrots, Joseph Hangartner, Annapolis;
egg plants. George Garner; onions, A. b.
Best; parsnips, p. II. Israel. Davidson
vile; early potatoes, w. T. Howard. OBJ
legation; sweet potatoes, Daniel Duvall,
Parole; sQuashes, r.. B. Cole, Harman's s !;
tomatoes, w. A. Shipley, Welham's Cross
Roads; best display, Il. s. Cole, Harman's; :;
apples, Charles Hollins, Annapolis; grapes
Mrs. ID. Claude, Annapolis; peaches, Win
chester Bros. Annapolis; pears. Chas
HolliDs; Annapolis; canteloupes, w. A.
Shipley, Welham's Cross Roads, water
melons, r. G.. CLANCY, Annapolis; best
display of fruits. II. s. Cole.
YESTERDAYS 3 RACES.
The races yesterday were che best since
the opening of the fair, aud many Balti-
more trottiDg men were out. Mr.. Arthur
Emory was starting judge Of the trottiug
matches, ard Mr.. Frank Starr of the run
ming races. The associate judges were
Thomas Hall. of Anne Arundel county,
II. G. Henshaw, of Frederick county, and
Moses Adler, of Baltimore.
First Race--Free for all; purse $500.
Hentscbel u Hops. b. g. St. Elmo,
(Henstchel,) /, 1,8, 1; o. B. Chenowith's 8
blk. g. Music, (owner,l 3, 8, 1. 8, Jacob
Birds b. s. Patrician. (Armstrong.) 2, 2,
2. 2; +. Stars q. &. Eddy B drawn
Time. AZ, 2.36. $50, $50.
Second Rqce-2.50 class; purse 5000.
John T. Jooes's 6. g. Billy g., (Smitb) 3.
/, /, 1; r. M. Cheston's b. m. Sunday.
20. B. Chenoweth, 1. 3, 4, 4; Hereford s.
Fernheimer's &. g. Dandy, (Fernheimer,) J
2. 2, 2, 2; Hentschel g Hopps's b. m.
Bessie Morrill,, (Hentschel,) 4, 4, 3. 8; j..
E. c., Linda S. and Cyclops we're drawn
before the race. Time, 2 Sc, 2 254, 8 90,
3 OF.
Third Race.-A sweepstake, of So.
with $40 added; one mile dash; running.
T. p. Orme's s. s. Pickwick, /; ]. j. Nc
CaDn's ch. s. King Fan, g. Time. 2 Oh.
Fourth Race "A handicap sweepstake
of So, with $50 added; one-half mile
heats, best two in three. f.. NJ. Ketch-
mans ch. g. Commander, /; Thos. p.
Orme's s. g. Vexation distanced.