Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-09

Fifth Day.
st. Julien After His Trot,
Awards, the Races. Etc.

A ~, >
| imagined, from that Of yesterday. A large
corps OF men was employed this morning set
ing Things 10 right from the upsetting they got
| The grand stand and quarter stretch were
swept up and the grounds generally cleaned.
I'M ne colSulnptlon OF peanuts and chestnuts on
| Ine grand stand yesterday was immense PEG.
pie In the excitement over what was going on
on the track forgot what they were doing and
were couple OF bushels Of shells swept from
| the floor Of the grand stand. and one peck OF
cigar ana cigarette stumps from the quarter
ana The pop corn man were cleaned out com.
| pletely. To-day they We're Testocked The EN-
ptoyes; Ihe stand keepers and all show the effects
| OF their labor yesterday, and came to worS
SLOW to-day, but smiling. hopeful and ready
as wen as anxious to make another harvest Of
me same Rlnd, even though 1t did not require
an extra amount of labor. They. like ali the
rest OF tne world, are willing TO stand TERRELL.
naIu Knocks, so That they receive pay for t.
Money Is an JUNCTION that heals many hard
bruises line treasurer had not completed his
returns Tor yesterday at noon to day. conse
quentiy there IS no way to get anything like the
feal hguIss OF the attendance. Mr.. ClagetJ
says theIe were at least fifteen THOUSAND u ~
| pie present. This includes all the compiinnn
talles, season tickets, extioitors' tickets and
inc employs as well as the stockholders. Ali
VINO had tickets OF any Kind Used them. Fifteen
huDdred exhibitors tickets had been issued tho
majority of them being to exhibitors In the
d l4eei dehartInent The receipts of the gra1i
stand and quarter stretch for tickets was about
$500 though the exact figures are not vet OBJ
ta1pable. The Independent Ice Comnany
tad oGt Iour hundred and fifty gallons OF
full. VII julius
ST. JULIEN LOOKED WE'LL TO-DAY
al'5r MS great performance OF yesterday He
had many visitors. la talking about the eyhi
btion made by 81. julien yesterday. MIR. Hgejl1tE
SAID: The time was even faster than / cx-
peeSea, Ihere was such crowd that good
performance was deserved, but there was one
thing, If not more, that prevented even faster
time from being made. There was suca num.
DeTs pressing against the fence sitting on it
and leaning against it, that ! was afraft To
drive very near. The result was that | was
forced to keep the center OF the track almost all
OF me way. This added three or four hundred
me 1eLce OF course Sc, Julien would .have cut
the time down little. The danger In kpeDint
near the fence was this: The pressure at points
was very great, and had | Rugged the leIca r.
may have been broken 10, and there is n9feIi-
lIg what Kind OF an accident might have
occurred; l don't want to hart any
horse h9 be lenc 90 was ,t Wa1 to hurt tn
the inside fence as well as the outside C1n5e-
1uenuy used the care did. ON the Who'll, 7
an satisfied with it, and think the people wh3
saw the performance are. ST. julien was not in
his lest condition. His legs were swollen. aad
ne mad not altogether recovered from his re-
cent cold. | was fearful at one time that he
would not be able TO trot. and had telegraphed
10 New ORR aud San Francisco that l did not
think would put him on the track. AS it was
the speed did not injure him in the least. Since
Line thousand miles. be has trotted thirty
eight heats since then. On Friday next he win
trot IN New York againt his record. | Will have
him out On the track again this afternoon. but
Will hot let him go very fast MY purpose in
haflpg him out to-day is that all can see him"
TIE CROWDS THIS MORNING
were early III attendance. Thousands OF sclo0,
children, carrying lunch baskets ana out for a
regular cay, sport OF 1t, dispersed themselves
about the buildings and grounds continually
making new discoveries and adding to their
nnpdS I'm,
generally rejecting ali save the coloret or pic:
tuTe cards. Travelling through the pass re
ways In the neighborhood OF the popcorn min
and the hot buckwheat cake baker is freuuen-lg
1mpeded by the crowds continually surrounding
The attractions that give away anything. Per-
maps me culinary department and its particu-
which there are left nothing but hard cTl!Sts
suffered the most from the judges visit. Al
least, SO the visitors say when the look at halt
enpied bottles OF Jellles and preserves. But the
magic premium card is more valued than Tie
exhibit. There are now no empty spa ,es in
either Machinery Hall or the Main building.
exhibitors. and no pains Is spared tok keep every
thing renewed and In order. The specimens of
Wolk dcLe by the boys OF the reform school.
are alike ereditate to the intelligence OF the
inmates and discipline OF the Institution. cane
chair seats, boots AND shoes and tailoring. with !
their ornamental vase and flowers make 10 |
their exhibit. taXldernist shows his work |
outside CT the common line of stuffed birds. He |
has two bull pups and kitten with elevated !
back, and pigeons, spring chickens aud rsr-
olts an paced In appropriate positions IL |
fancy house.
& cAvAlCADE or ALL TIE LIVE STOCK
on the grounds, many OF which were gaiy dec. |
Grated with flags, was made On the track &c |
sight The procession was led by the tn Durnon
heifers owned by Mr.. James Yates. or Kappa |
hammock, Va These heifers weigh respectively |
fatted cattle they have taken numerous prizes |
wherever they have been exhibited this fail. |
I ne are beauties In every particular. They |
Association which Mr. Yates values more than |
that received elsewhere.
Races To-day.
The fret race to-day was the PIG class The |
starters were Wedgewood Deck Wright. Trim |
kett and Driver. The first heat was won by |
II1nkett; Driver second, Wedgewooi third !
1ime-2:22.
The second heat was won By Trnkett, Wedge
G TOoo second, Driver third, Deck Wright fourth.
Second race-Class "a. Phil Doughefty.
d Dora, Belle Oakley and Stonewall started. |
r1 won the race by halt length. Dough
cry coming In last. Time 2241l.
81 Sec9ha neat won by StoneEall. Oakley sec-
oHu, Doughefty third and Dora fourth. ifme |
THE FOLLOWING AWARDS
were made yesterday:
Eorse-Roadsters, best in harness, A. j. Fea;l.
SWine-Jersty reds, SOW and l.tter OF uius
William E. Manakee.
IL
nnaceoCs fowls, Boieau q Heagy; best disp; " |
OF pigeons, l. G. Schreiner; pouters first pTS- |
MUM, E. c. Schreiner; flock pied, second ur1 |
mlum same; White carrier pigeons d. A, |
Relnohl; tumbler pigeons, f. c. Scnreiner fan |
tails. same; barbS, same; trumpeterS, same.
Jacotins, same; owls, same; turpits, SAM: |
swallows, same; nuns, same; nagpieS. same;
priests. same. GalllDaceOuS Observation-Disclosures
dark, Boileau & Heagy; partridge cochinS same;
black cochins same; black red game, same:
White leghorn, II. Plotting brown leghorn W.
T. Clapp. Chlcks-Ltght brahmas, first pre-
miGms, DR.. George ii. CairneS; second do. j.
Snaner; black cochinS, Boileau & Heagy; OuI
cCchils, w. E. Phillips; golden Seabright ban
tams, Peter Fegan; white leghOrn, first pre-
MUM, Boileau & Heagy; second do, w. I.
Hagerty.
ornamental and minor pets divlsio1-Ameri-
can rabbits Ii. Schreimer; red squirrels, E. L.
weaver; black squirrel Mrs NJ A. Pearson.
Ladies' department-Carriage afghan for
chtlds carriage, Miss CayOD silk needlework,
Julia 0'Neal; rug made OF rags. Mrs. q. A. Bart
lett; tapestry worSted WOrS. Emma VI. Lewis;
fancy work by child under IL years, first pre-
MUM, May Clagett, darn net cushion; second
do, Nettie Collett, darn net crochet. Ornarnen-
tai work-Wax work fruit, julia Nj. Niles; wax
work figures, Chas. w. LyDran6; wax work,
Canadian autumn leaves, Miss X. E. Thomo;
wax flowers, Miss Linda Hobbs wax embalmed
Mowers, Mrs. j. T.. Reilly.
Dogs and catS-Gordon setter, +. L. Mills;
English setter, John DOncghue; setter, j. j.