The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
In GEN ERAL.
The Lexington Races-ulckory jim
Wins q Big Purse.
The Battles Of Tho Baismen- Summary
OF the ScOree.
And 0,her Tales Of tho Telegraph.
The Lexington Races,

The Lexington Races.
LEXINGTON. KsSTucSY, May 9th,
$50 nd day OF the kentucky association
epilng meeting thsie vas bright warm
weather, greatly improved track AID good
attendance
First R,cs-one ard one-slltecnth
miles all ages purse, $500, was a walk over
Tor Athione.
Selling Rpoe--Purse $3.50, mile starters
ard pool: Tom BARLOW, $3.50; Springer,
sos; Baronella, Sl2. field--Mnj ,r Pickett
and Golden venture, SIG. Tom Barlow took
the lead, but was pafs u by Springer at the
nus'ter. Springer was never headed and
won easily by eight lengths Barlow. ftc.
ond; Major Pickett, third. Timo-l:5O.
The winner was not sold.
Robinson stakeB-For year-old flleys,
ons-hsli mile start.re aud poole: Clark,
Pair lmprom tue and Rs'inue, 1900; Wen {.
dn, $50; Onise Bright, $40; Lady Urspi,
k6j 0Athe, Trophy, and Lilly o the field,
Irou'seau and 0lida, 500. The
start was poor. rroussesu getting
followed by Ouiso Bright, impromp.u,
On'dr, Wanda, Trophy, Orait aud Lily o..
There positions remained unchanged st the
one.qnartsr, whore the horses took closer
order and mate n run for home. Ttous
sepu won by three quarters Of a
length, Retinuo, second; Wanda and
Impromptu y dead heat for third place.
followed hy Olsihe. Ouids. Trophy, Lily
o.. Lady Graf and Onse Bright in tao Or
der remed, Time-53 i-2
,PA@nix. Hotel stakes-For three year
S Srs'' anI '0 I pool, q Aa Gnf' sa'o
Rchard L., sl4i feld-Neophy to
and Voyage '26 Richard l.. went of IN
ths lead; Neophy'e, second Admiral,
. It'd. 4 -.
lead before reaching the itand and never
WAS sf erward beaded, winning under n
pal by Ten leng his; Richard H.. second.
eigh, .lengths in front OF Neophyte, third.
Time-2:is
Parse Of $500 Handicap, all sge., mile
aid eighth; starters and pool: Bonnie
An,traiian, $50, fed-Vangnard, Wave
o'Light, Ida b., Josie Carer, Hickory Jim
aud 5sunterer, $l2O. 5,nn'srer had the
lead in the start, Hickory jim,
second; Josie Garter, third, followed oy
Van Guard, Wave o. Light and Bonnie
a australian in the order named. Ida b
was lett ut the post. Hickory Jim took the
lead at the start and was rever afterwards
headed, winning bv a Length; Bonnie Aus-
iralian, sgcond; Wave o. Light, third.
Time-2:Oi.
Tho Chicago summer Meeting.
CHICAGO, NAV 0-En,ries for the sum
mer troting meeting oi tho Chicago Dfiy.
ing park, which closed the lst inst =,
li'ned here tomorrow. The meeting
ocgins July An aud closes the l2.h. The
fifteen events Just closed sglrernte
POL eutries. Adding to these thirty five
Eomis atoms 10 Ashland trotting stake for
4.year olds, which closed January LIT, last,
tn h. trotted ut this meeting, makes the
Total 249.
4. "a H.. 49,. 49, -.
amount Is Be-; aside for epsclsl races
and exhibition OF speed by
Johnston, Jay-Ey d. See S.. Julian, Trinket,
Cliucstone, RhoiIas and other horses whose
exceptional speed bar them from the CLASS
purses, for double team races, stallion
races AID trotting with fnnning mate. The
last two have already been practically ar-
ranged. Tine Total money offered ~ the
meeting is $4,000.
Base Bal.
sT LOUIS, MAJ o.
st Loul, tAmeIcs).o ! Is
oi ssse S's-s Louis 5; conmSuG Er orsE
II. Louis, G; COLUMBUS. b.
CIhCINnarI, May O.
CincnDatis ........0 o O. Q
ioIs ,os ,,,,,''i 49,. u
d ook yn ......,,....0 / o 0 d .
Second nsse hits Allegheny, IL: Brooslyn, 8
Err or - leg ony, O. Brookly Ii. ~.
NRw York, May o.
U 0 o o o 90
Bisa hus-New York, IL; Detroits, L. Errors
New York. 3; Dero 3.
PRovIDESUE. May o.
BniriI 10 Nc" .''.. ..''... o O.
liase hits-Provid ence, 6; Buffalo. o. ERRORS
J4Prov ,dence .; Buii'-lo. 4.
Clev. llnd ...........J u o 0 o l. .
R8se hits Bostons, 6; Cleye aud. 10. Errors
i4B)s,ons, 4; Cleveland 10,
IN LADELPHIA, May D.
4 ,S limSlts ....::...o
Bsse hts Baltimore, s.; Ath les, 7. Errors
- d IGNORES 3: Athletes, IL.
INC 60, NHy9-
Es sc.s9 Ua i;,;.:5 Ga @
Ba.e hits-koysstonet, 4: cheagos 6. Errors
Ktystonee. ~; Chicago, Z.
or Louis, May O.
Unions. ..........-.. o 2-is
Matt nails. II o 90 l. 4
Base hits Uui N. &c Nationals. S. Errors
Unions, O. Nationals, H.
NAsnINGroS, May o.
" Ms a. hinsssSs.. .... Q i
LoUIsviLLE, May O.
i@SisSapoii.......o d
Base hits-Louisv 8; Indianapolis, O. Er.
ors--Louisvile, Z; Indianapolis, 4
Tho Grant g. ward Failure.
New YORK, Nay 9-The suspicion grows
that the Grant & Ward failure Is much more
serious than at first supposed. A we'll
known member OF tho slOcs exchange said
that, "ior four or five months | have heard
rsmors OF queer Transactions OF Grant q
Ward. do at think IS goo 900 by any
means an exttsvagant estimate Of the liza
bilities OF the firm. Ny belief Ia they ex-
coed SO 600 600. When the failure was an
uouncad said II won d be the largest Wsll
3 rect ever saw, END I'm more firmly con-
vinosd than ever OF the trUth oi the esti-
mates. What their assets can be, no one
knows, but they are probably very snail
aud the Disparity in the figures
will undoubtedly cauge surprise. The clarE
OF Grant Il Ward eSid the Gmcun. OF the
liabilities would undoubtedly be very
large. they ara nov discovering new
business ev6ry day. ] know the names Of
some persons caught, but csnuo' give them
Some eentismen nfe In for s5000O0, and
OTHERS for still larger amounts. William o.
Smith, at the stock exchange, member OF
the firm sad: 81 do not think the state
ment OF the assignee will be ready until the