The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-30
Houston,


HOUSTON, March 22.-Second day Of the
races of the Houston Jockey club:
Running race-halfmile heats, best two
in three, for $300--$175 to first, $50. to sec
ond, and $40 to third There were six start
ers, Hickory Jim, Queen Esther, Garfield,
Ell Captain, Rectorine and Mutual Friend.
Hickory Jim was the favorite, Garfield
Sef First heat-Garfel& first, Hickory Jim
second, Queen Estherl third, Ell Captain
fourth, Mutual Friend fifth, Rectorine
sixth. Time, so seconds.
Second heat-Garfeld first, Queen Esther
second Hickory Jim, Ell Captain and Mu-
tual Friend distance&. Time, so seconds.
Hickory Jim came in ahead of Garfield,
but charges of foul we're preferred and sus-
tanned.
known white man aged 80, dark hair, sandy
mustache, brown eyes, India ink tattoo
marks On the arms, was found on the street
with the head cut into with an
axe or Ratchet and body mangled,
one of the ears being cut off. There was
,,sothing on the body to Identity II, put the
pockets were cut open and apparently
robbed. The neck was broker, evidently
being done by being thrown from some
window, and the body had been
dragged 'several squares. Detectives are on
the track Of the parties supposed to be i'm
To'day Maurice Taylor, colored, came
home after a long absence and found an
other negro, Charles Jackson, in the arms
of his girl, and, enraged by
jealousy, went for Jackson.
A fight ensued, in, which
one negro was severely stabbed and the
other seriously shot. Thq girl fed and
named Fred KIunId, aged Is,
was on the wayI TO school,
be went TO fooling with hI little pistol and
accidentally shot himselfbn the abdomen
fatally. He was alive at asst accounts, but
momentarily expected tidie.
This has been q glori hs day for sensa-
Mousrox, March as.4 N the third day Of
the Houston Jockey cluf sthe weather was
threatening but the track in good condi-
ton; the attendance was not large.
First race-Mile dash for three-year olds ;
purse, $500; $175 10 the first horse, SIS 10
second, $40 10 the third. There were four
starters: Peyton Barry, Devotion, Heart
less and Mary s.. weight, 80 lbs.
Barry won, Mary s. second, Heartless third,
Devotion fourth. Time l.4Sl
Second race-Running, five furlongs, for
twO-year-olds. purse $500. fl75 10 first, Ss5
70 second, $40 70 third. -Four started:
Josh Billings Laura c., Hardwood, and
Lnrillard. Hard wood. the favorite won.
Lorillard second, Laura G.. third, Billings
fourth. Time, 1.O6t.
Third race-TrUtting, three in five, four
starter. Blind Tom, kOkomo, Tom Moore,
and Dick Shaw. Kokomo was the
favorite but the race was adj
judged 70 Bind Tom. Time, go. 2SJi.
Z.3st. 2fit. An appeal vas taken 10 the eN-
ecutire COMMITTEES u the club.
dbs sea y Of man iS1 ~
been identified ~ y hilroad lHb0rer named
Ed Poster, whol ms formerly to have
been in Milan da ~
About q week n married LADY namel
Mira Dickson, If time enceinte, ord al
the full term, vi ricken with apopleKF
and fell down be ho0r unconscious.
The Neil-kn0Ei = rge0n, Dr. Burroughs,
wns called and nd Der dying Pour
minutes amer a be discovered that the
child was alive. ~ tire consent Of her
husband and ~ q p1ck-t-kziie performed
The great Ca.sl.lt 'ilerafi0n. b. Ehieh the
child wns saref. ~ = nov doing well.
HorsTuE. Nj 4-Fourfh days rnces
Of the H0ustofr tcE Cub
Tirst rncersflle and quarter dash
uurse. 500. Or ~ Joe Murray; harrOE
Gancs seconf. Heartiess third Fritonea
Berry f1urtl- Mine, ll3f-
-eerrf rrf--L Ne heats hest tro out q
tlIr-e. rrrse. ftfi four sta-ters- Hickory
jim. Hettfs Scctt Iucinda. ani Ace u
Diar8onds- Hi.f.lrJ Jim ron the f.rst and
ssoord hsscs ard he racs In Ia and l-s5.