Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31
National Fair Races.

ST. JULIEN TO TROT FOR HIS BEST FOR 81, 500
FAST PAGERS ENTERED-THE REVISED PRO
GRAM.
The National Fair Association are not only to
congratulated that through Mr.. Caleb Church
man arrangements have been made for the ap-
pearance Of the celebrated horse st. Julien here
on Friday, october 9Th, but also on the fact that
they nave made arrangements with four of the
peWeeO sO on tnf Hrao whe
handles st. Julien, Is that he shall receive a
special purse OF 81, 500, and that he must make
square attempt to beat his own time-s:11k. In In
the language of Mr. Hickok he ''Win give two
as fast heats as can possibly drive the horse"
The PAGERS referred to Will enter for Sd race 81
day (Oct. 7th) free for all PAGERS 500, S15l To-
first; 1915 second; 1925 third, and $50 fourth;
and they are Matte Hunter. Lucy, Rowdy Boy
andHs and Sorre M Dan all Of them having record Of
abled Will not be here.
The revised program for the trials of speed is
as iolloWs+the purses footing up slO,soo:
SIS; third, s45; fourth. $50. Second race a:2s
class, lass Purse s!oo First $3.50; second, sl75:
Second day-Wednesday, october s-First
race: 2:s0 class. Purse $500. First $500; sec
ond, $50; third, $50; fourth, $50. Second race:
M a22 elass g. Purse $500 First, 500; second $500;
Third day-Thursday Oct. First race 24s
class. Purse $500. First, 5000: second, slOO;
Purse 500. Two-mile heats. First. $3.50; sec
ond, s175; third, $685. fourth. SO. Third race:
Free for all PAGERS, 81 500: First. $3.50; second,
1915; third, $225 fourth, $50.
Fourth day-Fr1day. Oct S-First race: 2I9
class. Purse. $1,000. First, $500; second $3.50;
third, $50; fourth, s1OO. Second race: 81
class. Purse, 5000 First. $500; second sl5);
third. $50; fourth, $50; Third race: For ST Ju-
lien against time. 211A. Purse, S2,5GO
Fifth day-Saturday, october 9.-Fir5t race:
2;4o class Purse $500. First, $3.50; second sI25;
hfr6 *.
all, ST. julien barred. Pure 81, 200, First, $500;
second, $500; third, $50; fourth, sl2o. Third
race: For PAGERS that have never beaten 2.s2.
Purse $500, First, $3.50; second, SIPS; third s75;
TRADE WITH BRAzlL-The charge d'afTaires
al interim of the United States at Rio de
Janeiro, in recent dispatch to the Department
tween the United States and Brazil, uses the
following language:-"I have observed With
much interest and satisfaction the rapid
markets OF Brazil. They are growing in favor
constantly, and in the sale of nOtions $50.
called) and household goods the impetus has
peen great. The importers OF American cottons
are meeting with splendid success. a test OF
the Westinghouse cir brake took place shoie
1lme ago IN the presence of Ills Majesty the
Emperor, and learn that the agent, very
OF orders. Regular and rapid communication
IS accomplishing much In the interest OF our.
exports TO Brazil"
ORDERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED from the War de-
partmelt directing Major James P. Martin,
assistant adJutant general, to report to Adju-
tant General Dunn for assignment to duty in
his Office. Orders sending him from the
department Of Arizona to General Sherldan's
headquarters, were recently issued, but they
have been revoked. Major Martin was formerly
on duty ia the adjutant's of1ice-from 1870 10
1876.
Su1cIDB.-J. S. Morgan, of j. S. Morgan Co.,
job printers, OF Cincinnati, arrived in Cleveland
Ohio, yesterday morning, ,dined at his hotel With
friend, then called at Sinclair Place on Mrs.
Luehrs, who holds his note for 81, 900, told her
she had better send her note to Cincinnati as
meeting OF bis creditors would be held there to-
day, then walked to the other side of the room,
drew revolver and shot himself through the
head. He died in few hours.
THE MARINE CITY DIsAsrER.-A dispatch from
Desrolt. Mich, says, In relation to the burning
OF the steamer Marine City on Sunday, that It
Is estimated that there were 100 passengers and
crew OF 40 on board; that about 1S0 are re-
n0rfad CQUn6s "a