Evening star., 1898-09-02

pied by anxious spectators, notwithstanding
the intense heat. But enc accident happen
ed during the progress of the racing The
driver Of DIR. Bell was thrown from his
sulky near the judges stand the horse
aasnlng around the track at fearful speed.
Inc animal, after running several times
around the circle, was finally captured and
jured.
lne general management OF the races is
much more satisfactory than during pre-
v,ous years when thare was much delay in
closed at much earlier hour than hereto
lore, allowing all to witness them and
reach home in good time
me following is a full r=cord of the races
yesterday:
cisbsa, Pirst race 22o class trettins 800
Steele Norfolk y = q Clay Colin a1,,
N1,la Ella, S blk. M, ]. c. Van siekier. North
Happy E,ta b. m. by Happy RUSSELL
,t.:,d r.: u rHarding, Annapolis, Md:
Hi,ms NIUE. I09e' ,y9' b. g., A. Merriheld, Baiu-
Nsstywe1d. NJ. by .Arrowwood, W. Hal
bert, Hagerstown. Md Md.......... 8 8 dis
Time, 2.2s1a, 2.2e1s, 22s, aabM.
n, second race, 240 class, trotting; purse, 800
rat WssbjIsoy s5 g. by BBelmontonian, p R. C. Bedford.
Beesna1, ses,an eh G.. H. ccprerthite, washing
Scottish king eh 8, by Scott, Jos. W.
Smith, Charlottesville, Va. a........ 8 3 8
May Gard Blossom, ss b. m. D. Ii. Kelly. Baiti-
Time. 2.s5ls. 2a7. 2.se.
,i Ihird race, 230 clars, trotting; purse, 5000
Bessie Could blk. ~. by Monte Gould. W.
caane" Sfs Rsia12,ie, y % y Jack Dawson Tom
D. Pc EPendleton, Baltimore, Md - -. 3 2
DT Bill; g. g.; Thomas E. Doris Baltimore.
Time, 2.S7R, 2.37, 2s6
Fourth race, hurdle, mile dash; purse. 800
MffUhso findsn M' si e. by McDuff, Frank R. Keys. :,
Bedford, eh; g, by Beverly, E NJ utterback,
Watson Va. observation-disclosures.
Dare Devil. ch. g., Fred. Page, Forest Glen,
Time, t.55.
Premfums Awarded Yesterday.
Farm products-Red wheat. first, C. R.
Purdum; second, E. NJ. Jones; buckwheat,
first Anna Schooley; second, D. H. Horner;
cabbage, first, Lee Adamson; second, E. O..
Ecmonston; cymblings, first, w. E. Mum
caster; second. Mervin Counselman; pump
klns, first, Urban Wagner; second, Joseph
Nicholson; egg plant, first, Ellen Farquhar;
second, Bernard Welsh: cucumbers, first,
Seth Warfield; second, D. NJ Offutt; lima
BEANS first, Mabel Shaw; second, E. Dove;
string beans, first Mr. C. r. Purdum; sec
ond, Miss E. Warfield; satisfy, first, Ber-
nard Welsh; second, Seth Warfteld; par
ships, first, Bernard Welsh; second, Ellen
al QuHdi, WHlte corn, HrSl, }. ~ Dawson,
second, Milton Offutt: white ear corn. first,
T. b. Ofutt; second. Mrs. H c. Hurley;
yellow corn, first, Mervin Counselman; sec
ond, Urban Wagner; yellow ear corn, first,
Albert Fields; second, Lee Offutt; oats,
hrst, Urban Wagner; second, Seth War
field; timothy seed, first, Seth Wartieid;
barley seed, d. H. Horner.
Garden products-Beets, first, A. L.
Bowie; second w, V. Horner; carrots, first
Robert Welsh; second Bernard Welsh;
celery
first, S. B. Ldydane; second, NJ. Counsel
man; sweet potatoes, first, NJ. V. Horner;
second. Seth Warfeld; tomatoes, urst, S.
M. Waters; second, Jos. Nicholson; turnips,
Atwood; second, Ellen Farquhar; parsley,
first, Mary c. Granger; second, Seth War
field; sweet corn, first, Emmett Dove; sec
ond, E. O. Edmonstdn; peppers, first, NJ. V.
Horner; second, Ellen Horner; hops, first,
Agnes Dawson; secondy Helen A Howard;
kale, first, Seth Warfield; second. Seth
Warfeld; okra, first R.. c. Warfield; sec
ond, A. l.. Bowie; radishes first, Seth War
field second, Seth Warfield.
Fruit-Apples, first c. NJ. Beall; second,
Mrs. H. L. Wells; peaches. first, Walter
Bcgly; second, H. NJ. Cronise.
Ounces. first, Mrs. P. D. Laird; second,
Mr. Horner: grapes, first, H. NJ. Cronise;
second, Louis Sadtler: plums, first, George
Book second, H. M. Talbot; damsons
first. w. w. Welsh second. H. M. Cronise;
pears, first, E. o. Edmonstcn; second, E.
Q. Edmonston; watermelons. first w. L.
Schaeffer; second, e. O. AEdmonst ton; musk
melons, first. ]. Griffith; second. s. T.
Darby; display of fruits. first, Seth War
field: second, Urban Wagner; apples, first
F. E. Ricketts,; second, Mrs. Alice Myers;
dairy fresh butter. first Mrs. H, s. Wells;
second, Mrs. VIM. Fitzhugh; home made
cheese. first, Anna Schooley; lots of honey,
first, A. S. Dalby; second. Mrs. H. L. Wells.
Domestic Manufactures.
Cotton quilt, first, Mrs. ]. Z. Thompson
second, Susie Darby. Silk quilt, first. Su-
sic Darby; second Mrs. A. o. Armstrong
Worsted quilt. first, Mrs. H. N. Copp; Sec
ond Susie Darby. Knit quilt, first, Mrs
H. N. Copp; second, Mrs. S. II. Darby
Crochet quilt, first, Maggie Jones: second
Mamie sherwood. Knitting in worsted
first Miss Bessie Peter; second, H. w.
Talbot. Crochet In worsted, first, Ida
Dove; second, Mrs. p. D. Laird Fancy
knitting in worsted, first, Miss Ida Offutt;
second, Mrs. NJ II. Copp. Tent and cross
in worsted, first, Mrs. C. w. Baggarly. Al
Laird; second, Mrs. o. M. Linthicum. Ken
sington stitch in worsted, first, Mrs. P. d.
Laird; second, Mrs. NJ. H. Copp. Embroi-
derry stitch in worsted, first, Mrs R. ALL
mutt; second. Mrs. P. d. Laird. Knitting
in linen thread, first, Grace Darby; second
Susie Darby. Patched garment, first Mrs
.. B. Williams; second, Lillian A. Bennett.
Hemstitching, first Mary Lyddane; sec
Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Mary c. Gran
ger. Sofa cushion. first, Miss Alice Stabler;
second, Helen Gladmon. Pincushion. first
Ida Anthony; second. Mrs. o. NJ. Linthi-
cum. Rug cushion, first Mrs Benoni ALL
mutt; second, Mrs. r. G. Warfeld Honiton
work. first. Mrs. r. c. Warfeld; second,
Mrs. s. w. Taylor. Crochet in linen
thread. first, Mrs. H. H. Miller; second,
Susie Darby. Point lace in linen thread l.
first, Mamie Wheeler; second, Gertrude
Cissell. Antique lace in linen thread. first.
Rosalie Thornton; second, Mrs S. E. East
burn. Drawn work in linen, first, Nellie
Allnutt; second, Cornelia Warfield out
line work, any material, first, l.. A. Ben
nett; second. Mrs. c. r. Purdum. Cut-out
embroidery linen, first and second Miss
Mamie Wheeler. Embroidery in silk. first,
Mrs. Robert Allnutt; second Mrs. p. D.
Laird. Embroidery in other material, first,
Mrs. c. w. Baggarley; second, Miss V. G,
Howe. Royal art embroidery on silk, first.
Mrs. Agnes Dawson; second, Mrs G. I'm.
dertill. Chenille embroidery In silk, first,
Mrs. C. w. Baggarley.
Childrens Observation-Disclosures first
Mortie Counselman; second, Walter Myers
Sweet potatoes, first, Walter Myers. Lima
beans, first. Lena B. Cronise second. Hat
tie Mcfarland. Cabbage, first Griffitb
Oursler. String beans, first, Euge Bean: