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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

rams Is endeavoring TO procure. COM
soldiers In the late war.
delightful musicale was given last
"Wednesday evening at Glen Roy. the resi-
dence OF AIR. Thomas A. Smith, Tor the
benefit OF Ware church, under the aus
picts OF Mira. |. IL. Darlington. OF Kich-
mond. The chief performers were Mr..
and Mrs. Maloney. and Miss Darlington.
OF your city, assisted by the Misses sea-
well, OF this county. The enchanting
music was enjoyed by large and fasn-
ionabIe audience. Refreshments were az
forwards served. followed By dancing. Tne
occasion was one of much enjoyment and
a handsome sum was realized
Mrs Russell, OF Leesburg. Is visiting
Mrs. Morton at Hope Haven.
Miss Oldmixon, Of Philadelphia, VINO
has been spending some weeks at Elinlhs,,
ton, the guest or Mrs. Lehay, has returned
home. MIR. James Lehay also returned TO
Philadelphia this week.
General and Mrs. Taliaferro have re-
turned home from n visit OF several Gays
TO Dr. and Mrs. Booth. at Carriers Grove,
on James river. Tney also spent day III
" Mr.. lyon !. Tyler. president of William
and Mary College is spending several
days I'm this county with friends, continu-
ing his researches among old tombstones;
Mr.. James L. Taliaferro has returned
from Washington city, having perlorHeu
HIS mission OF informing Hon. W. n
Jores OF his nomination at Tappahannock
as Democratic candidate Tor Iohsress
from this district.
Mrs. a. II. Robins, No. 200 east Marshall
street. Richmond, Is visiting relatives In
this county, and Will return home next
Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
Actors SupcrstltiOns.

What appears most remarkable about
those who wear IN sock ana bushin is
that Wn e the fat hJS gone f0rth Eat
actors stand at the head Of the long line
OF sureISUIl ous people. II u 4 sure thTg
that all actors are not superstitious ami
thar actress IS laugh merI'y at the aCcu-
ottcn.
J'ecple who are in front" 10. con
neftcd With the stag 81 )ulG r. m"mb'r
thai actors are human and even actresses
arr rot divine, the divine S1rlh' Icing
lie only exception one oyer .earS q.
Icing human, they are amenahle &c tie
the same bogies and subject 10 the SINE
penalties as other human t(inrs. ihey
ar C better, nor are The; wnr"e as 4
class. This being accepted one will ad-
init that the superstitious a-tor is the
most supersduous person ON arm be-
cause he not only hollis 10 the Comrion
surCp I'ons, but has. also. The peculiar
s. pei"i lions Of thc stage.
These stage suparStitlOGs NAV &c d.
yided into two classes i'm liv dual and
general Individual su erstitions are
tho" T. .. are coiT ID hy '.u' fStrr a.o rc
ana laughed at by ihe others. C.eatial
ace accepted like "Glsrcl tr'rhs" ~
many actors, and ndculed by the ma
toiity OF the professor. Thors are also
nany actors who take offence w.ien ac-
cuscd OF being sovete, ID by superstition.
hut aGnit that they would be hBc0n.-
T. rtafl" for q year ~ they "a. Iovn WITH
Twelve others at table, ntlt Oh th-,r his
": ~ side out and '',rn changed fhc.r
Fer ar: farance Sa6e, han aca black az,
fcnd tt( tag" at fc1'eTsG i.;ohc ,N,'
spilli piece of mir-.r fl 'heIr ir.ss-
groom. saw a white-ncsca COW Tut her
head In the stage window. hrIr1 cog
howl TIE evening of the 1rst performance,
saw a oross-eyed man or woman in the
auc.erce on the same occasion, ard 90
on q the end OF ,he lls: There ls q
many prompting TO de.,y the gGyerprg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
LIBRARY COUPON.

/. Reyeries OF Il Bachelor.
=. Lays OF ADCleRt NOIne.
3. thy floss Scandal.
4. The House VI the Seven Gables
6. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream i.ite.
3. Erankensteln.
o. A Book Of Golden Deeds.
10. Moses from an Old Manse.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
T. Essays OF Eitu.
III Vicar Of Wakefield.
Is Twice-Toid Tales.
il. Pau and virginia.
IT, "StOry OF an Atilcah fafih
II. Lays OF the scottish SaFaAets
lS Lucille.
49, Dreams.
%. Black Beauty. -,.,
q one of the professions
- Sartor Kesartus- ~,
e. The idyis OF me Eins'
~ M, ne f.ady II the Lake.
- ltnWvr,inE5 in Florence.
81 Dr. and His rleAd5
'SSs e , MhltGGrree Greatest Talng in the world
~ Iana ROohh'
* I0ngfeiOws FoeHS
g. The Princess.
Rasseias
81. Poeticai Selections
gf past and Present.
~ @Il1noaehts IRON the Emperor Marcus
Aureiius Antonius,"
a. Heroes and necY Worshlp.
D ssfTaIt. from QitNhfal'tt%a
an tales from SAAAes4saEe' tseeoni
volume). ,,,
81. ..sgtne Premium Cook Book"
- "1in on the Floss"
a. Mill on the Floss (SecoHd seriesl
~ ''Romola:
* Poems.
a. "Essays." .,o.,
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ANXIETY AT TIrN TsIv.
TEA As RIPCBLIC1NS,
state Ticket Nominated by the Party-Ma-
kenson for Governor

DALLAS, TEN, Aug. 3O.--The following
is the ticket for State officers. nominated
by the Republican convention: Governor,
w. X. MakensOn: Lieutenant-G Governor
X. Renfro; Treasurer, j. q. Low; Attor-
ney General, j. \. Hurley; Land Com
missioner, Ed. Anderson; Comptroller c.
a. Iomiinson; superintendent of Educa-
ton, A. III. Calwell; Chief Justice supreme
Court, J. NJ. Mccormick; Associate. {. II.
Morris, Associate. G. O. Harris; Chief
Justice Court Criminal Appeals, w. X
Homan, Associate, Henry Terrell and {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
THE PROHIBITION MACHINE
How Norfoks City Affairs are Being Run
More Police Talk

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 3O.-Special.-The
effort Of the Prohibition machine Of Nor
folk 10 run the city In the interest Of the
national Prohibition party and for It's up
building in this section is resulting in
characterization. corruption, and the gen
eral disgust and dissatisfaction OF the
people. AT no time since the election In
May has the feeling been more bitter, the
persecution OF Democratic police more
relentless than now. In the face OF strong
public sentiment and business interest In
opposition TO the expressed opinions of
the Mayor and the Chief of Police, the
Police Commissioners. Bolton and Yer
dier, are constantly removing from the
police force men OF the best capacity and
character and appointing inferior men I'm
their places. At the Investigation last
night OF charges against Sergeant Muir
ray, OF the police, for shooting a negro
who was begging on the street, he (Mur-
ray) being suspended by the chief for In
subordination. In reply TO a question from
commissioner Nerdier. the chief said: II
can't think II is reform TO turn out n
good man and put In a man not SO good"
ana at the request OF the commissioners
he said he would give the names of the
officers 10 whom he referred. The letter
from Chief Iredell Will be plain. out
spoken document. ana Will be interesting.
when the Council meets all of the mat
tiers relating TO the removal of Captain
Nilliens. the suspension of Murray, and
the reinstatement OF Murray just for any
conduct which the chief thought mutt
nous. VIII be considered. The people of
this city, barring the more radical and
fanaticai frOhibitionists believe that the
Police Commissioners VIII be slow to
impose punishment upon newly-appointed
policemen for any neglect to paw proper
respect 10 Chief Iredcll or his orders. IL
Is the opinion generally expressed. that
they would like for Chief lredell 10 re-
sign, so that a henchman could be APP
pointed IN his stead. Alrea dy Prohibit
ton counchmen upon the floor of the
select branch have questioned the legality
OF his appointment The Mayor believes.
and Chief lredeli believes, that the two
police commissioners would ike to ao-
point man who could be handled. but
the Shief is made OF the finest North
taroiina timber, and viii stick TO his
post. do his duty. and when the crash
comes there Wa. be two political bun
yeariingS knocked off the track; and of
them II win DC said. as OF the famous
niue steer on the plains. with tail erect
ana voice loud, met the great six-wheel
engine and took a Journey 20 'kingdom
COME. mat their effrontery should be
admired, but little respect paid to their
discretion. " ''e''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
The Princess OF Wales.

That the Princess Of Wales is n very
capable as well as a pretty woman is
We'll known. she Is, 10 begin with. better
read than the generality of her sex, aud
OF the Duke Of York's illness she came
out In new light and proved herself
a capital nurse. Indeed. the hospital
when once the Princess was al her sons
bedside. Now, we hear OF the exceltcnt
service she rendered the Duchess OF Vol,
during the first anxious time passed
.ntousn al White Lodse, not tGat tner
is usual on such occasions. but 81 ~
natural one under the circumstance rhe
Princess was extraordinarily cle.er and
tentions from first to last. Her daughter
ln-law's medical attendants looked on in
ADMIRATION at hec quiet, quick ways.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

To this black, shel-ihcit sted stake,
f.irt With sea grasses. moist gnd Green
T now would moor my beat ana make
4 survey OF the lonely scene.
tfere all Is sad and stu aud gray:
Wite water fields around me lie,
cool mirrors that for miles away
Reflect the pale october SKY.
Where al the clty's boundary
Trees crowd and garden bushes spread,
Wan. slanting sunlight fully
Prchtens their blOts OF brown ana red,
or touches on the ocean rim
Afar. some tinted sail
OF speeding boat where Chogglans SWIM
out to the Adriauc gale.
The windoWpancs above the quay
Row upon row and square on square,
Seem human faces turned 10 me
With vacant. melancholy stare.
What would they watch? Some gleam-
ing train
OF galcys so in silver state?
one black hull only drifts amain,
With one sad passenger rs freight
From Adriatica by Percy Pnkerton.
a
II is n strange fact that the man who
sings most theoretically and effectively
OF - Life on the Ocean WaVe' becomes
seasick before he gets both feet on the
gangplank.- Washington Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
IN Elephant at Auction.

remember oIN an elephant was being
sold by action ~ execution OF q decree.
and for some reason or Other IL had not
its proper 'mahout," or driver on It's
back. The sale was taking place m the
large open ground or pialn around the
courts and a small crowd had assembled
10 listen TO the bidding. WHAT with the
noise and the absence OF It's proper keep
or. the animal began TO show si0ns OF
irritation, which. Of course. only inersas-
ca the excitement and the no.sc am NJ
the people. SuddelAy Il ran at en- OF
the spectators. knocked him Il .wn. AMI
was proceeding 10 tread the lie out OF
him, when one OF It's "1rass GU ter"
standing by, struck # vita spear and
drove Il on The driver On Is back thc1
got fright ened, and, watching : IS oDpor.
tunity as the elephant we;t nder a
tree seized hold of a branch and swung
himself up. The elephant uied once or
twice TO push the tree down but no.
being able TO do this. IT wander Il ablu
in the thorough enjoyment Of as lib lriy
at every turn II lis b-dy serd,u IA.
paric-strci:cr, but SIT Gu | .rs peopl
now collected ia large numbc.s scamD.r'
ing in all directions.
Soon IL came upon a dog cart belonging
70 one of the JUICES clerks who had
probably left his work to see the specta-
Gle. The horse had been taken out, and
the elephant, lifting the whole vehicle up
La It's trunk, with as much ease apparent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
THE FUSICNISTS WIN.
xoarH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN
srxrE CONTENTION.
Chairman Eayss and the Old Tfmes Snoweo
Under--Coionci Jim Boyd's HOT ANU
sotshern speech.

RALEIGH n. e., Aug. 3o.-spe Fai'-
rhe Republican State Convention was
called TO order at ~ O'Clock to-day--h. a.
Johnson fcolore0 temporary charmhh'
The opening gun was a speech by D. D.
raves. Of Rutherford county. the leader
OF the straightout Republican, haVes
couns,ied loyalty 20 the old parry anu
believed in hehting II out on 'he o''
rres 10 the last ditch. Hon. o. 81. DOCK
ery wag made permanent chairman
After a recess the work OF organization
was gone into, and in the interim Col
LANES H. Boyd Mayor of Greensboro
mfde a hot anti-southcrn apeech' j.,
The Committee on Credentials came N
and the minority report was adopttu,
which was victory Tor hariiS '''" wv
The Committee on Platform and ResC-
unions endorsed the ticket OF the fopuIS'
convention, and coalition was iu,B az
ouIesccd in by all except a Few "id-''ihe
The ticket Includes two Democratic
Judges who are now on the supreme Court
bench. , -, 49,,
The convention was composed OF a3Ru,
half and half negroes and whites. vne
only Significance OF the whole anair Is
shaf the two parties have fused for the
firht against the hosts of North CaroIna
Democracy. .,s.
me ticket nominated by the Popu ist
convention and which was to-day en-
dorsed by the Republican body, by wore
Of ia 10 o.. is: ". ~. Worth. for stat
Treasurer ". T. Faircioth. for chic
Justice Of the Supreme Court; u. 9; t9h-
nor. d. NJ. Furches. and Walter Clarke,
for associates justices.
The PLATFORM
I'VE favor financial policy not In
favor Of nO-mctaliism, either OF GOA
or silver. rs the basis OF n nnanc al
system: but international bimetallism, +
Ice secured by strenuous efforts OF me
na,ional mower. to be directed against
such foreign nations as adhere to the
single golc standard. Under existing con
ditjons. with no international agreement.
We favor the free courage OF the ne en ,d,re
81 10 10 l. Now and in the future al
dollars should be of equal purchaslng
power, to the end that a suitable cur,
rency. abundant for all wants, sha
secure to al the people the fun results
OF their labor"
A. =. Holton was elected chairman o.
the State committee
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He Had Ruled Well.

A pretty story Is related Of the iitt,e
King Of Spain. II seems that his motneI,
the queen Regent. herself prepared a
German grammar and reading pDoK . su,S
Mai sly who was greatly delighted with
his mothers present, tried to learn g g
poem In the book with great energy ara an.
'rbe noern was called "Was Jeder Thun
Hl ms P"''o or what Everyone Must DO
and the verses end with "Konige mus
SEN gut regieren,' or Kings must RUE
On the evening after repeating the poem
tho Oueen Regent came as usuai 10 see
her son and wish him good-nigat., w ,f,th
he said 70 her Art thou contehted ~ ,,
Wnhonso looked delighted. and ,saio'
''Yes. [ think / have ruled very well To-
daV"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
GOREu III IN OK.
Accident to Rev. DIR. G. +. Bagby OF
Farnyille.

FARMVILLE, VA, Aug. 30-Speclal.-
This afternoon while Or. G.. f. BaSby,
pastor of the Baptist church, was walk
ing along tho street. an OK hitched TO a
cart ran at him and gored him. The OK
nearly tore the Doctors clothes off. and
made two ugly scars on his back. The
wound though painful, is not serious
one. pr Bagby IS the father of Rev. Mr..
Bagby, Of Richmond.
Judge J. NJ. Crute's child. fifteen months
old fell from n second-story window last
night TO the ground. and so far has not
shown any signs OF being hurt by the
fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

lie is Arrested Upon Serious Charge and
Ruiled to Answer,

DANVILLE, VA, Aug. 8.-Speciai.-
Mr.. Thomas j. Penn. tobaccOnist, was
arrestea here to-day on a warrant sworn
out hv n coiored girl. Mamie Hanna.
charging him with an attempt at criminal
assault on her younger sister a girl under
twelve years OF age. Penn was admitted
IN hail bv me Mayor. but was rearrested
This afternoon. and bail being refused by
the Mayor a writ Of habeas corpus was
sworn out before Judge Aiken, Of the
Hastings Court. Judge Aiken heard the
testimony and sent the defendant on to
the grand Jury. admitting him to bail in
the sum of l.500.
MIR. Penn and his friends Indignantly
DENY the charge. and say it is case OF
blackmaii and revenge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
Cavalry School Seventeenth Century

Here * "a contemporary picture OF the
ideal seat and bearing # a trooper Of the
seventeenth century at attention." "He
should sit his horse in a cOmely posture,
carrying his body upright: the right hand
bearing his pistol or Carbine cOuched upon
his thigh the left hand with his bride
reins under the guard Of the pommel Of
the saddle. and his legs close and straight
by his horses sides. with his toes turned
a little inward His horse is 10 be so well
managed that he will constantly stand
without rage or dlstemper; then he (the
horse Is 10 be made sensible by Welding
OF the body or thrusting forth his (the
rider's) legs, how 10 put himself into a
short or large trot; then how by the even
stroke Of both spurs. 10 pass into n swift
speed upon one or the other
hand. 10 retire back" and 81
forth. The training of the horse ~ on
dura fire. 10 "staud constantly without
rage or distemper." and gene rally to de-
mean himself as q good tr0op horse
should, was to be accomplished So FAR as
possible by patience and g.ntleness. But
there were occasions wncn a different
treatment was enjoined. as the following
extract explains: III your horse be restV
80 ns he cannot be put forwards. then
let one take cat tied by the tail 10 a
long pole, and when he (the horse) goes
backward, thrust the cat within his tail
where she may claw him. and forget not
Il threaten your horse with terrible
noise. Or otherwise take q hedgehog and
tie him straight by one OF his feet 10 mo
inside Of the horses tail. that so he (the
hedgehog may squcal and prick him.
Macmillan's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
fO-Day's Yacht Race

DARTMOUTH Aug. So.-The Virilant
arrived here to-day. The crowd which had
gathered along the shore gave her a
hearty welcome.
auspices of the Royal Dartmouth Yacht
tiub. The first prizes is $40 and the
second $50 The triangular course is from
Dartmouth range around the Bell buoy
oft the Keeries. thence 10 q mark boot ~
the East blackstone and back. four times
around; total distance, forty miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
Captaln Kitchin ON the Stump.

WELDON, n. c., Aug. 2O.-Special-
Captain W. n. Kitchin. the new Popu-
busy stumping the State. and says that
he intends TO DO all In nls power 70
defeat the county and Legislative ticket.
He speaks at Enfield Saturday. The
than ne did some months ago. Popu-
listic doctrine does not seem to agree
with him, and II IS predicted that he
will become disguised with IT, and return
10 the Democratic fold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

~ euines-kiehmond People I'm Giouccster
County Other Mat,~r.

GLOUCESTER. c. H.. VA. Aug. 30
spseiai'-rhe great Baptist meeting 1,
Guinea, at which Or. I.andrup, and Ma
III III, Vi your city, did, the preaching re-.
sutea IN about one hundred profsssions
shnrc cave r sDost eighty additions to Union,
kapid progress In this county dmr,,e- tx, Ky
,a,v YEN years and that denominatioS las
Lar ~, idie hemp and Miss Eta Moore
t -. me county very hastily iast Ths'rs-
gay Tor Washington city, where they yara
united IN the bonds OF ma,rsmonyy ", ne
returned the next day. ana
PaSe-Puller Camp q Confederate yets-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
gnE STANTON K4CEs.
Several Interesting tvents-Largc Attend
auce AT ths -rxhlb.fa


STANTON, VA, Aug. S).-The Fair
to-day has been a grand success. The
weather has been perfect. and larg
crowds have thronged the grounds. 1t
is estimated that fully 500 people Wer.
out This is without doubt n splendid
exhibition. The live stock department /,
fun 10 OVerfloWng with the nnest spe 1
mems. The horses and cattle were
brought out this morning and passed be
fore the judges and such a SOW OF
thoroughbred animals has never before
been witnessed.
The fancy work department IS very
full, and the specimens are excee d ne. 3
fine. The Judges were buy ali day Try
ing 10 decide as 10 premiums The pre-
serves and jelly department was nos 30
full, owing to the scarcity Of fruit. One
jar Of preserves thirty years old. The
party who put them up has long been
dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
Anoth,r Alexandria Suicide.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. 80-Special.-
Private Waterman Hammersley jumped
Off the King Street wharf into the river
tonight and was drowned. No cause as
signed for this suicide.
Miss Minnie Breng!e. who was burned
recently while heating n curling iron in
a lamp flame, had "a relapse to-day anG
died tonight She was very popular
She was twenty-five years of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
Her Crnnk Fin Broken

WILMINGTON n. c., Aug. 3o.-The
steamer City of ST. Augustine, captain
Haskell, from New York, of Jacksonville,
put In at Southport yesterday afternoon
with a crank pin broken. She win repair
ut Wilmington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

The races all started on time ard were

TIC TdNE5 III aVNIVVI OF IIIIIt d.W WIG
as follows:
The first race to-day was for county
and driven By non-prOfessionals Won b.
Nat Hibberts Grover Cleveland. in two
straight heats Time, go 2:53. 30 Trot-
ting class. won by .. \. TrOwbrid e.
Red Fox. three heats. John Paul second
Time. 2:39 IA, 2:6.
Running race-starters, Demora. Holly
woo6. Topaz. Lily NJ. King Cadmus
mile dash, Won by Hollywood. owned
hy \. J.. >Quaries. Ashland. Va. Time
1.i6.
Three minute ciass-trottrg-wo By
Kelly. owned by James Cox. Woodstock
In three straight heats. Time 2.3s. .:
2.l3. Onyche Wilkes second, Lii ly Medium
third. Ida G. fourth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
JAPAN SE AMIGOS.
Think nm Important Rattle Has Been
Foucht-ArIntnR Themselves


NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Regarding the
Chna-Japan trouble Naoeyman. Hashi-
guchi, the Japanese consul, said to-day:
We are becoming very anxious over the
situation. as we know, from the move
ment of the troops and squadrons during
the last month that an important battle
has probably been fought by this time -
Relative 10 the cable dispatch that
Japan had bought 100000 needle rifles in
Vienna. the consul said he thought the
story had li.tle or no foundation OF the
wal dispac' hes from Shanghai he said that
little reliance. could be put upon them.
ANXIETY At TIN TsIS.
LONDON, Aug SO--A dispatch from
Shanghai says that feeling of anxiety
is increasing In Tien Tsin Notwithstanding
the imperial warnings against assault
upon foreigners. The uneasiness is owing
to the fact that the numbers of young
and undiscipined recruits are arriving
there.
The foreign residents are arming and
combining for mutual defence. In re-
Spouse 10 their representations France
Germany. Great Britain. Russia, ard the
United States are each sending a warship
to Tien Tsin. The United States will
send the Monocacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

Robby--"How did the sphinx get the
credit OF being so wise, papa?" Mr.. Morris
by keeping his mouth shut for 1900
years. It'd Bita
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31

When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparila,
why don't you try 1t yourself? lt Will
build you up. HOOTs Sarsaparllla viii
make YOU strong.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
ana efficiently, on the liver and bowels.
~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-31
THE roNoxIrM TRACKS,

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3o.-The races at To
m0nium to-day resulted as follows:
Mile dash. purse 500. won by Geronimo.
Time. 50 IA.
TWO thirty-fve class-tr0tt' nc. purse
230J-Charles H.. first Eva NJ. second
Pannis Blosso third Best time, 2.29 IL.
Two eighteen class-pacing. pa Sc if0l
Robert g., first, Beltou second, Happi-
ness third Best time 2:iS 1t
Two nifty class -trottiug three-year-
olds and under. purse $2l0-Liudw0ot
first. Chatity second, Happy Earl third.
Best time, 2:30 IL
Manufactured urths Of . mile heats
purse $io0-Mai1 Of Screen first. Gypsie
l:l9 -.
Harry HarwoO1 won the steeD'o chase
with Peggy second and Geronimo third
No time taken.