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Special Features For The
Year.

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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.
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pound boy. who rode Ppopriety in the Red

"sAS sSNo pVpitvsS III eho hSu
THE Tcldik n WI t trainer 4 JOINER has
ppeg viii offer to ihe, public on Monday, next
as e'fH at the i sfsSn dsssa
p pea winner OF $4,000 in purses last year
s"rteS Tn en- In the only race in which he
aascoSy . st MssTy e. Mssf
The former a winner in good company. and the
see caSS b B'sdf S sssS q;
ssd Is G
shaspe. and no speedier horse on muddy track
ssn on anS ESd I e is ts S sht 81 q
mud he is lnvincible. .Atthe same time q num-
her q east offs from the stables q NJ Dryer
summaries follow:
THE rIRsr RACE.
a, 5Sr aSSss az sS
sI,s to third; i've furlonss..
fsSn Rny: b los s s m'snn by Tn. M
s. SG,ti s. sa sS.'i w sid
Sonora. Bashtord, Phianhropis rrocds. and Enola
s:.: ssss
30 to Enoa. 80 to Procids co to / PGsnthropist
THE SECOND RACE.
dsd 81 r sG5 ss To- ,sa
10 thrd; penalties and aowances threoqusrters Of
Valley rasn sisbs ss Uncle Jess by Sir Moar'd
S Sss $:i. E sSsssSas ~ Es
and SH T.ts Also fsSR''''
Bss.ins-Assn,. 81. aishaei to 8: Ajax. ~ to !:
E EnGs I .o Il Tom Watson Ei,Is 70
Is sHsFs r D. is l q e k Is
with 81 800 aided Of which $3.50 10 second and $50
!" third penalties and allowances: one mile and
Rsns1cas stables Oh Locohatchee. BY onondasa-.
Brown Rogers br. c Pckpocket. liz tsmmi. .....
eA.n'' s'"O'e time aaf !se l'' (s'Fssn'
posss to Xs. tS on I0e0h'eh'' ~ Pick
THE FOURTH RACE.
.dss o %hG Of $40 esss Win q goo
w;Jenn,nr.: n. Mary Stone. =. by Sir Modred-.
Gideon hslys Gr G srry Monarch s. los isimmD !
Julien and ,lspenny also
Ss;v sssn
THE FIFTH RACE.
"a: :sSh , %,Sh $ GSS sa;:$ .niss ssSS Second
r hsI 1MysF ,Ss zornss by zor.cici,
'f%s and rhanis :s ran
L. s.!.s=.s f$!$.s ti:e.
Anna b., IL to /; thanks ~ to
THE SIXTH RACE.
pa.s d for rSSS .oS Z, Of saS each y,h
third selling allowances: three.Quartsrs OF . mile.
B,%wnx RoIerss oh. Z. by Glsnslg-MOyns, % wv.
Rnrriase Brother. ch C. Troubs 1oa iR.i,.l.
Brook wood Stables ar. C. Sir Richard. lO2 (SmmN 8
sweet Alice. Integrity Jodan Mendacity. and Chat
tanooga also ran.
FREDERICKSBURG, !a. Again. 81, :ss.E5 Integrity to
j: sweet Alice. to Ghstsnooea 20 0" to T. S.n no
dAcity. 60 to /.
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Charley Ebbetts as a spriuter.

The Mkado and Ajax Swimming clubs have estab-
lshed pretty and houses at West Brighton Beach,
where the members propose TO enjoy themselves In
general athletic games and pastimeA The frkt
petitions on Monday proved very successful. and
showed that the Clubs have some some good athletes
In their ranks Charley Ebbetts. Secretary OF the
Brooklyn Baseball Climb promises to take rank among
tho leading sprners Of the day judging by the way
he captured tie lCoyard run. The Ajax swim mers
have chosen these officers: John Bush. President:
John Henry Vice President: Alfred Gamer Recording
secretary: Dsnel Kennedy financial Secretary and
samuel Henry. Treasurer. The results on Monday
ON. hundred yard Dash-FInal heat won by Charles
Ebbstts. Daniel kennedy Ajax swimming Club seq.
onL; Frederick Cresssr hhaio 5. e., third. Time
II seconds,
Running Hop Step. and Jump. scratch-won by
George ID Turner Alan e., with leap Of 81 feet -.
feet inches: Daniel Kennedy. Ajax e. third with
81 feet AZ inrhes
Rnnnins high Jump scratch-won by Frederick
Lucius. Mikadn $. e.. with feet; John Henry Ajax
e.. second with feet II inches; Frederick Cretssr
MIkado 5. a.. third. with 4 feet IL inches.
t.ne hall mile Run scratch-finsI heat won by
Thomas Burns. brooklyn baseball Club: Alfred IT.
Gamer Ajax ;, T.. second; William Green, ado 4 q
third. Time. minutes al seconds.
standing Long Jump. srratch-"on by Willis Terry
with feet; jAmin Tlton. Ajax = 4. third. with
feet inches.
Ajax s. L.. with 10 feet inches: Daniel kennedy
Ajax n G., third. with III feet inch.
The MikAdo and Ajax teams then played beach ten.
mis- and after an Interesting game Ebbetrs MikadOs
won by the following score SO "a, 81
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Tennis Experts mt sar.tex,.

SARATOGA. Aug. 2-Congrsss Spring Park was the
scene to-day OF the beginning Of the second annual
tennis tournament for the upionshp oil the state
or New York In singles Tomorrow the nrs round OF
the national Eastern doubles will be commenced.
Promptly ut 2o'cock this afternoon Referee Joseph
Whlttesey started the play aud ali four courts
were In use " o. Hall the ws!known expert. played
IN improved form and had no trouble in defrAtnx J. IT.
Blum, ~ ~. W, Il. Gnl-,t "f the New York Attn.
ehc tIhb had very hard wmS indeed with r. L.. Hall
~ ne only winning the iirh set at ID by superior
headlnrnA the rrltcal point, The second set was
some what easier An tti played with con.
ndence taking he set at "a. and the match
Mheh y q, blkby Long wood r,cket Cub. met p. g.
Tohin ni oaiofnln ne best match o. the day ensued
pan over Ms opp0nenrs head Whenever lie yennrsi to
the net Tho Californian won the hrst set by the good
score OF ID bur seemed 10 lose his grin on the sac
ond: which Biaby won, G-l The third and d. eidinr
tst was hArd Fought BiSby won IL. %. as much on
hs o Ipna bad strokes good onss
nan a soppsa ths liAy IN the midd OF the anernosa
Ahh sohneneu poslponement until 10. m orrow SUM.
mary mary Men. singles. ,preininary ronnd-v. o. Hail
HSi, u, IT, "a; y. O. Blx6y. Hosien, beat i. s.
bskI ', A. ssAysY. 80. ia N.s"' SsstN2p
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IT ase ball Notes,

PppSHxETpSIE. Aug. n.-Hasabati circles were much
stirred over the result OF the game to-day between
the Poughk.epsies and the Red Hook Combines Tho
score stood u TO III favor OF the Combines.
month stay at Saratoga starts tonight on tshiny
excursion to Cape NincOut Director wallace or TIE
Pr oklyn Club r. H. Has.ead. ard Georg. Andrea will
make up the party.
The Manhattan A. c. schedule for August Is a. fol
G.. Orange oval 10 Staten Island a. g.. 1t Aanhat.
tan Field: Is. IiAr.em A. A. AT Manhattan Field: II.
Oritani g.. at Manhattan Field; 20 Aontclair A e..
at Montcisir: - En.iewood T. e. at Manhattan Field
p orange at Manhattan Field: 81, New Jersey A. c.
n; Bergen Point.
CHic.Go. Aug. c-Thomas F. Burns commenced suit
in the United states Circuit Court this afternoon for
sI3op damages against the Pittsburgh Athletic Com
USny operating tho Pittsburgh baseball Cub The snit
Of the ball club for three years
annual salary Of 500 He says that after serving
two months. he was discharged without cause.
rHiL.pFLPnIA. Aug. 1.-The Charles T. Livingston
composed Of payers from the Southern. Western aud
P-nnsy lvania state leagues The men Joe Daley
anil Mack, catchers; aprocel and smith pitchers;
ODonnelilst b; Oonroy, I'd b.: Devn. ID Est.rday
The club want 10 arrange games with all hrst-class
clubs Addres f. Da .nasss secretary. l1t3 PssSyunk
avenue. this city.
The claim has been made that be 'ause Burke has
maize large numLer OF er-ors he cannoi o. 10
coed rs second baseman Ihs cases OF John Ward
AMI Danny Richardson DO not besr our that assertion
ward was long time trying to convince people that
lie could play se;ond. but he finally succeeded Richard
TO- New that he the point ,svsraI Iimes
giving mp IN disgust lie stuck 10 It, however and
day he j. the peer OF second basen and short stors
burke IA been an outheder. AMI inheid work Is
t. him lie IN young. active and ambitions, md there
seems to he 10 good reason to believe that no
lie ome us proficient rs Ric harrison.
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THEY KEEP THEIR PROMISES.

The scores OF new clients OF the RACING PRIVATE
IMPORTATION AGENCY who arc taxing advantage OF
the test wires at 81 for days selections were tho
happest people yesterday in the city pool Tho
AGENCY opened the ball by sending adobe H. al y to
]. amt followed on with four other good winners in.
Guiding tho regular daily GLOUCESTER snip" CAP
STONE at to l. Another Grand success his afternoon
Is 8 certainty for Clients Special terms to enable
everybody to test the value OF the AGfNciS advice.
but only during tho next eight days live dollars for
six days selections II the subscriber will call send to
the Offices 1911 Fast 23d st. for the information. Seven
dollars II the selections are sent by wires which
Will OF be prepaid. Let It he distinctly under
stood That this offer Ia open, and extends only until
Wednesday, Aug TO- after which date new subscribers
Will be accepted only the old terms $40 for six days
wires ana cent net winnings. which viii m0st
positively bu resumed Prospectus lres On psrsonA or
written application
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she s.A's Guide to New York.

Rrplies TO questions asked epeyU day by The
guests and citizens Of the american metropolis.
Suggestions to siohtseers and practical ,nfo,Yna-
honJor prarticalp people. The Sun uin publish. in
ftneJor use al The Columbus Celebration merit De-
fober. complete unique. and pra ctical guide book
TO this ciip. 'ciH TEL risitors ,rhat ne siohfs
are, hour TO reach them. wh-re 10 lodge and board
"hie mere and the cost. ,ohsrs 10 do wholesale or
retail shopping, ho'o 10 dmuss themselves. and get
rest "hen reo'v I" sightseeing. HWN be atirac-
'ipsiD pr1nfed. pleasant TO read. and the subi.c,
matter nill be dirided and arranged in a ,cnu 10
insure the best results The retail prize ,rH be rs
cents per copn Tie suns Guide ,0iH also Offer
unqualified aad EXCEPTIONAL oppor tuniiiss 10 adprr
hsna Those eho ,rish further iaJorn alton ON
nus subject should address Tie Guide Book Do.
patnlen! " he Ns1 York Sun
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mrpsuwxER Mrrr OF THE CHESS MEx.
Hodges Heats Dsiuar Twice-E.tries for
the Cup Tourney.

SKANEATELEs. Aug. IA large crowd wit
| messed the opening OF the midsummer meet
ing OF the New York State Chess Association.
Tho competitors for the handicap and the
challenge cup Journeys were all on mana.
Play in these events will. however. begin to-
morrow. The first day was devoted exclusively
to the championship match between Eugene
Delmar and A. B. Hodges. The latter is the
chan pion OF the association for the current
year by virtue OF his having won the cham
ponship tournament held in New York city
on washington's Birthday. Eugene Delmar
has held the Championship Of the assocatio o5
fer three Sonsesutiye years. ne Also deieate at
match played here last summer The present
match Is fye games up. $40 to the winner and
Delmar winning the toss, chose the white
Lopez. Hodges adopting stenitz,s defence.
Ing into the hostile camp with his Knight he
won an exchange on the. twenty frst move.
for the sake Of assuming the attack. On the
sixty sixth move queens were exchanged ana
saSc Hsass. @ss e the
wS him Vim T h S tH nns h De% asT rc
signed on the seventy Fourth move after three
and n half hours play.
ing. BY dint q a fine combination hs won
about q Wholesale exchange. Demar re-
signed on the twenty ninth move.
The following players have entered the
challenge cup tourney: Hanham Manhattan
lyn G. G; Thornton. Buffalo Z. c.. Gould. AL
bany G. c..
To-day Hodges won three moro games. a
Bird opening in nifty three moves. Znkcrtort
in thirty seven moves, and Giuoco Piano in
forty eight moves.
In the cup tourney Hanham escaped q mar
row defeat at the hands of Thornton by adroitly
Rrasplng chance to draw the game. keme9y
won In brilliant style from Deyo who was sub
sttuted for Goold OF Albany.
The handicap contains thirty players: These
are the results Of tho first round: Burlingnme
felin drew with Voigt. Young drew with Ship
ley. In the second class Goold beat Waller.
Shotwell beat Baker. Broughton beat Farms
worth. Dixon VS.. Searle adjourned. In the
third class Robertson boat Brinekerhoh
l'ehm beat Dodge and Graves drew with Ka-
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AmJty Wheeinen Active.

A meeting of the Amity Wheelmsn took place last
evening at the clubs new home. Manhattan avenue.
near Msserols street. Brooklyn Tho invitation Of the
Arcadia Athletic Association TO visit their home
On next Friday evening was accepted. and Capt Tim
IIawxhurst announced that the men would mount
their wheels at the club house and wheel through Bed.
ford avenue tn lafayette. thence up Reid to Putnam
where the Arcadia. home wi be ipspectsd Aschsduls
OF runs framed for tho balance of the season. tho
nrst one being on Sunday morning next to oohey
Island Then weekly runs to PatchoEue, Roslyn
lonk ers nnd adjacent points will follow. II was also
eesrh 10 .see bonds {. cover the cost OF squpping
fcrIhtd for the entire issue
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RACING Ar ST PAUE.
81. Croix Wins tho Carnival Stakes for
Two re ar-olds.


ST.. PAU. Aug. 2-Favorites almost swept
the board ut the Twin City track to-day. the
talent going wrong only once. and then a
strongly played second choice captured the
money Thorpe and freeman each rode two
winners.
The event Of the day. the Carnivn! Stakes
for two-yenr-olds. colts and geldings at six
furlones worth $1.8s0 to the winner. had q
field OF four starters, made up as foliovs:
ASsSasp 11S nInhos5 Il Crox md
AAlSsS 81 and ESokGaS beng quoted ct y,c
With a little, shaking IN BY =. length from
length. Time. l:19. st. Croix. though pre-
viously a winner this season, won his frst
Irooguois. ia an exceedingly smart ycnngster.
toni nh9 rSann RS o. the rse Mere Cover
money Lena rreyS CLAYTON ns Sp. the f svse
THORPE, the ,fsvorits at to 5; Torrent, Brit
ton In the saddle. at 3 to l. and Senior. ridden
by Freeman the favorite at u to 8.
Racing at Garncid and Hawthorne Parks.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-Thore was good sport at
Garfield Park to-day. In six races only two
favorites won. but tho finishes were nicely
drawn. and the weather was pleasant. Lum-
ooiuiuu' Ut III W i. ana iO clay. at ~ 10 IL
were tho successful outsiders. The Etna
stable won two races with Forsrunner and
Rudolph both ridden by Goodale. and both
sired by Fonso
Judge Baker this morning refused to grant
the club mandamus against the Mayor. but
track folks. inasmuch as It upheld tho consti.
nationality Of the Stnte pool-selling law.
4, Fourteen youngsters were forty minutes at
the post Tor the opening race. At the end "
was hot drive between Lumberman and
nnirden, the former winning by a nose with
iayorite. Haydee. fourth. Fo5erunner favorite
from Chimes. Gentelia set the pace "a and was
third ut tho finish. The third race was
also won by the, favorite. Rudolph. Marin osa
t hSeIng at rh bis saddle. with Newcastle bad
contestants. and ttpma on. second choise
Won very easily. Btssie Bisland beating the
favorite. Palisade. a neck for the place. julius
Sax quit after seven furlongs. Seventeen were
In the purse for three year-old platers. Hyman
End aS s s,alyati9n being equal choices. Lyman
Col Clay who beat him head in driving
finish Ragner was a good third and Salvation
fourth. Falstad. a two-year-o old. won the final
mile neatly from the favorite. Springaway,
Bismarck setting q warm pace. Strathmaid
-. Ed Corrigan acted as starter at his Haw-
thorne track to-day. and n OF one favorite won.
Jockey Perkin succeeded in landing three
winners The feature OF the sport was the ap
gearance OF Juliet. recently imported from
England by Taylor X Caldwell. in the hurdle
race She showed marvellous speed. but was
Pedro, Le Blanche. and Juliet noses apart be-
hind him.
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Arcadia Athlete. in s...,o,

President Thomas s. Lewis fresh from his camping
ard fishing trip 10 the H. Lawrence River. presided
over the special meetnR OF the Arcadia Athletic Asso-
Citations hoard 81 .iovrrnors. which was he'd last
evening In the club house, Futnam avenue near
avenue. Brooklyn IL was decided TO have a forna al
opening OF the club house Friday evening on lie 90.
members were elected Anew feature IN the club Was
Of the smhrrs the privilege Of the clubs plant from
10 o'clock IN the morning Until o'clock in The
Ct day "~
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Eastern Association.
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LTAGCr AND ANrRicAS ASSOCIATION
New York VS., Washington. at tho Polo grounds
brooklyn Va Phi!adeiphia ut Eastern Farx.
Boston Va. Baltimore. vt Boston.
Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh, At Cincinnati
Louisville VS. Cleveland at Louisville.
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Tnsewood +. C. vs. Staten Island A. c. at Enelew God
OTHER CANES
Manhattan A. c VS.. Jenersons, at Manhattan Field.
New Jersey A. {. VS. Leontnes. at Bergen Point.
Crescent league VS.. Brighton A. &. at P!ainneid.
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Grand Circuit Trot. Po.tuo,.s

BurrAIo. Aug. For tho second time in three vice.,
the weather was against tho Grand Trotting Circuit
and the meeting here, which was to begin this after.
noon. had to he postponed until Tomorrow. Astorm
last n,xht caused the delay. The conrss drisd 80
slowly this morning that II MAS not safe 10 start tho
horses.
ILe new grand stand recently erected greatly i'm.
proves the facilities for sightseeing. and The large
stand formerly used FOR the Judges and press has
replaced BY y smaller one,
Frank Walker Of Indianapolis 10 hsre to start the
fysrs, and has big Job On mis- hands to get through
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Jem Smith FlMnks.

despatch from London to the Police Gasstts yester
day says that sstrong attempt was made to get Jem
smith to fight Joe Choynski for 600 side. at the
q ney Island Athletic club. Smith was told that he
wouhi receive fair play in America, and Richard X.
Fox guaranteed him 81 900 " he aed right
~ .liher the C9ney Island or olympic Cub. Nothing.
howeNsr would tempt smith TO night in thus country.
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George Tnylor freaks the One mile Worlds
Record on u Bicycle,

George +. Taylor OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club yesterday broke the one-mile worlds
bicycle record at Springfield. He rode the
2:14 10. This breaks the previous three
quarters and mile records held by W. v. Vim
die. Tho previous records wero ]: ~ for the
three-4uaiters and 2:l5 for tho mile Tho best
English record was made by Osborne. His
time for tho three-puarters was AZ. and the
mile 2:lG.
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BROOKLYN. 3: WASHINGTON. l.

But little fault could be found yesterday
S Tsy M osay .fiH to
and the i.ilo spectators at Eastern Park en-.
}oy;sG contest OF pretty PLAYS and scientific
the home team excclled. The Neutrality-suspicious.
could not hit Stein safely. and their only run
was made by means OF the finest sncrifre
costly hadlord tlled his position In right
S.ld to the extent Of four accepted chances.
}n tss ds,ingaiIhad himself by leaning
stars WIG, SShons ErishtSst in The The Brookiyn
pade on very warm fou-tp catches. and a
fourth was secured bv catching u foul ny with
eis body rathing the grand, stand. Besides.
pat Tom paly nadeh pickup that could not
20 eIuniied once In q thousand times. Paul
Bedford I hit the bal in the second inning,
yss about PASS S"n rem picked tin i ~ w Sn,
Washington iielder a first. Mlks Griiiin's
turn came 10 the fourth inning. Berger had
ssin1g tS an and bnrySa struck oYi. Richardson
MI the Ia'l htrrillc rap and Mike had to run
for 1t before It could be caught Then. without
seconds hesitation. he nut tho bal to Ward.
Foutz's hands IL was as neat double i ' minv
se3ne would want to soc. ''''
drst on balls. and Richardson It Tor AN IN 20
Dufres made a sacrifice hunt, and when Robin.
but one 81 their nnmhor reached third base
Not until the NTH inning did tho BrooeIvns
IN the right place and Dave made second,
Einslow came To limo with the clcanest kind
OF hit over second base, and Foutz y long legs
brought him safely home. In the eighth Il, !.
Ward hit safely over Eirharlsqn's head and
Bays single e left feI gave Burns a VII.
earned run. The score:
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The Winner. mt Gloue..t.-.

GLOUCESTER Aug 2-The following are tho
results OF the races here to-day:
FIRST Race-Five.eighths Of a mile. Abscondsr nrst
silas second on the Lea: third Time. :o6%
second. Little Nell third Time. 0:53M
Third Race-seven.eghths OF n mile. Reply first
Veyay second. Onaway third. Time. 1:35.
Fourth Racc-One and one-sxieentn miles Capstons
nrst. Pluto second Burnside third. Timc :68
Fifth Notwithstanding OF "A milo. Ballyhoo nrst
Sir William second. Capt. brown third. Time, :1pL
sixth kace-four and q half iurlongs Bismarck
hrst Little Willie second. Mulligan third Time, :OI n
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ONE WIN FOR THE EAST.
BROoRLTN CiPTURES THE PRIZE,
AND dDViNC ES IN THE RACE.

The New Yoras wiid In Their Series In
Boston with ~ EattiinH Drsw-Slsve.
land Holds Ga to the Leadership After n.
Pluoky Fight with ~. Louis.
The Brooklyns were the only Eastern club.
20 win yesterday. and, from tie with tho Phil
adelphias. clearly established 90, lives In
second place. Tho only other change In the
record Is that Chicago jumped up from tenth
place to u tie with Washington for seventh.
Cleveland played q strong uphill game and
won. and the best thu Bostons could do with
the New lorAs was "A draw. The Philadelphias
and Ia timorcs were the only clubs to remain
Idle. rain Interfering with their contest The
games resulted as follows:
Brooklyn. 3; Washington,
New SorN. Il, Boston, q.
Chicago. r; Pittsburgh, e.
cleveland ~. 1T. Louis 10.
Louisville. IL Cincinnati. 4.
Philadelphia Baltimore rain.