The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

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tries were: Adventurer, oh. g.;Black-
fellow, bk. g.; Bob Swim, br. a.; Fieur
De Lis, br. nl,; Lady Morton, br. M;
Top Sawyer, br. C., carrying each lis
pounds. Hertoglst, br. M; Amanda
Brown, br. M, carrying LOG pounds.
Much tino was spent IN getting off,
Bob SWIM not falling back and
Amanda Brown having some advan-
tsgo in the start. Fleur De Lis then
led for Squsrter, when Bob Swim
came to tho front and held it to the
aniah; Top Sawyer, second; Amanda
Brown, third. Time-l:j0.
AT tho first turn Blackfellow run
into and threw G. Fisher, of Topeka,
Kansas, rider c? Bob Swim, and he
had hemorrhage last night. He he'd
TO be helped from the horse, and doc
tor called. He was very much OK
hausted, though at last accounts was
easy.
Sanford Johnson, manager of the
Waco and Houston courses, arrived
from Houston to attend the races. W.
NJ. G. King, Of the Chicago Horse
man, Is attending tbs races ia the in
terest of his paper.
ENTRIES FOR TO. MORROW.
The following entries have been
made for the races tomorrow:
First race, 2:27 trot--Bllly Boy,
George 4, Tramp, Billy Fcrd, Reno,
Defiance.
Second race, 2:25 pece--Aberdeen
Honesty, Bello Davis, Frank Reed,
Sam Sharp, Arkansas Traveller, BESSIE
brown, Oxygen, Rambler, Uncle j ack.
Third race, tbree-quartsrs Of mile
dash, 2year.olds-J. III. Fonton, Lima
Brown, Pamela, Luxe Short, Rozita.
Foutth race, thcee'qusrters OF milo
dash, al agos-C hantilln, Tom Berliu,
Iieilaathus, Fletoh Taylor, Eva Brit
ton.
POOLS,
Trotting-Boy, $50; George, $50;
Tcaap, $40; Ford, $40.
Pacing Honesty, 500; Aberdeen, $50;
feld, $50.
Two Year-old dash-Brown, $50; Fen
ION, $40; field, $40.
AN ages--Chantilla, SEQ; Berlin, SIS;
Taylor, $50; Helianthus, $50; Britson,
$40.
THE REFRIGERATOR SOLD.
promptly at III O'CLOCK this morning
Receiver +. II. Prendham offered for
sal5 tue property OF tho Continental
Meat company, which corsists OF the
buildings, machinery and q acres
| OF lsad. IT. was announced
beiors tue sale that no bids less than
s32OOO would be cried. Then $4,000
was the first bid, which WAS quickly
followed by $26, 900. $27,C00, ana 40 on,
until 1t Reached $4,000, when 1t was
Knocked Gown to Mr.. Harry Skinkle,
Of Chicago. There were only
two bidders, Mr.. j. w. Skinkio
and his son. Mr.. Skinklo declined TO
answer questions In regard TO his In.
tentions, and treated everything IN
locular way.
Mr.. Skinkle Is engaged In the manu.
laotnring OF refrlgerating machinery
In Chicago, and had u heavy claim
on the one here. A short
while after your Reporter
mot Mr.. altman, who stated t6et no
had seen MIR. Skinkle, end that he,
Deplmau, had the refusal of the works
1T ne Hsore they were sold for to-day,
aud should he not take them they will
DO converted Into ice-msk'ng machin-
erv and moved from tne Fort.
Your reporter inquired OF Mr.. Dshl-
man about tho loan or subsidy
at ne had aghed for from the mer.
chslia OF Font Worth. Mr.. Dahlman
"a tast eve gtbing was moving on
very slowly, bat there would be q
meellug OF the business men of tho
Font 10 morrow moI ming at tho opera
mouse, al o'clock, to tako detipito
fDilon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following real estate transfers
wore iilod for record Ia tho county
clerks Office this morning.
IL. Il. Isckery TO A. l., Snow, two
tracts or land LYNX on waters OF Hur-
iosns creek, out OF the A. NJ. Down
81, 200.
Mrs. II. 4. Mcdonald to Albert
Wright, lot !, block 80, In Jenninss nd.
dition to tho city OF Fort Worth; CON
slde.atlon, 5000.
Us. Run!on to Il. b. Zachefy, SOL
acres out OF tho Downing survey, 10
Tarraut county; consideration not
stated.
Texas Continental Moat company
a. II. Hugs, president, John Al.
h.atbls. vlce-Dresldent, aud q. A. Lev, |
Vcro j ant treasurer, TO L. II. Prsnd.
ram, - scres OF ground IN the city of
Fort Wof,h together with tho works |
thereon, In consideration of his an. |
polntment ~ receiver In n suit pend |
Ing against tue vendors.
the CITY COUNCIL.
This evening at 2:l5 o'clcck his hon. |
or, Pc NJ Smith, called tho city council |
- order. All present. The raport OF |
the cla ina committee was read and |
adopted. Tao Joint report OF the oiti-
zens' and spt clsl committee that had
Wal vi sc, Louis - confer with the
Gould officials 10 regard I, , opening up
Houston street, WAS read, and after
considerable talk the matter was re-
Tered ,bsoS. The meeting then sd-
journed.
HEAVY SUIT.
j. X. Marriott to-day filed a sult
against Ii. Eberling, to recover sl0.0o0
actual and 5000 exemplary damages.
A LEVY.
Yesterday levy ON ii7 head
OF beef cattle was made
In tho southern portion Of this
countv, to partially satisfy a indy.
ment sgainst w. 4. Hudson Tor $40. |
..0,Io Ia favor OF Heard, Allen x
FI0ms, OF Clsbufne.
A nLtSD MAN RopBep,
Officer Ees arrested ono n, @, Tar
rel charging him with robbinr an old
blind man named Hughes OF 81 dol.
lars. Hughes states that he met Tar.
rel IL Listens ssloop, aud that Ter.
reil onatc3 10 share his bod with him
bsluE Poor and blind he rsadiiv
&C septed. Bnt no sooner had hs an. |
tered Terrell'g room when his Wbootlaw
was demanded. He identified Tcrrell |
By bis voice. Terrell depies the whola
aesirs but there seems 10 be plsntv
OF proof that Terrell was the mar, VINO
led The old man from tho saloon.
SHORT. M
To-day, 4 gentleman, Mr.. Jos,
S,icn - =; ;. ~. yes near Fsrr!s, ssss.