The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06
'HutchinS House,
rHos. Il. GALE. Proprietor.
Leading Hotel OF the city. Headquarters
for Commercial Men and Tourists,
All Street Cars pass this house.
Rates, s. ,os3 per day. according to loca-
ton of rooms.
HOUSTON TEX.
FORT WOE II.
THE DAY AT THE RACE COURSE
Some Gentlemen Robbed at a Hctel-The
Grievance of Fort Worth's Police
Force Made Known TO the Pub
lea Demented Sick Man
Allowed to Wander.

AVN bphtVis ssht NhhAOspUlO, was
found this MORNING s,rolliug about
town ia his stocking teet, and taken
in by tAe police, He ia apparently
just up from s spell OF siokness, and is
an object OF pity. He asked 90 DO sent
10 tho hospital. but was not so FORUM
aic, for alter holding him an hour or
Two, hc was turnec loose, and az late
hour this evening was wandering
aboni the streets, 40 one, apparently,
taking any interest," in him.
the Mansion mouse was tho vic
tim OF al exteniiva rob-
berry this morning before day.
William Carpenter, OF Wichita Falls,
lost $500 watch, and d. r. M. Atkins,
OF Liberty, Miss0Rri, lost q fine gold
waCch and $50 in cash contained in his
vest which wss under hts head. In
his room two friends also slept snd
say they sre positive OF having locked
the door when they retired, but found
~ unlocked on awakening this morn
ing and the vest gone. This, with
that Of Mr.. John Bannon, of our city,
who occupied another room, was found
late in The morning upon an old shed
adjoining the hotel in the rear. MIR.
B4nnon lost nothinE,! though his vest
contained pair Of gold spectaclos and
some change, while that of Mr.. A, kins
contained when found some valuable
papers besides some small change
which WAS undiaturbed. The night
watch aud porterp who were
up . and. down stairs all
nighb say they heard or saw
M, bir, n n uuSuul about tha bo,,ao M,
ponce are busy at work upon the case,
with a Gair prospect of success since
they have certain points that are al.
most infallible.
Tho grand kick being made by the
police force of this city Is feature not
unworthy the attention OF the city
fathers, and when the fact OF their not
| having received any pOy from the city
since last March for their services Ia
made known, the .jusLice OF their cause
Will be most apparent 10 even the most
obtuse. The salary OF the police force
Is fixed at $50, while tho Dallas police.
man receives $40.
The State National bank has been
busy to-day paying for cotton brought
In by tho Farmers Alliance this morn
ing.
THE RACES.
The races to-day were very well
attended, but far below the anticipa-
tions. The banks aud principal bust
ness houses having closed, it was ex-
pected that 8 large attendance would
be present. The management Of tue
park are greatly disappointed at the
| attendance, ana are OF the opinion that
1t will DO hard for Fort Worth TO be
again represented in the Spring races
of this circuit.
FIRST RACE,
Special purse, $500, for PAGERS.
The race was called promptly ut 2:l5.
Four entries-Aberdeen, W. n, Little
I'm, b. m, Patssy Clinkor, &. e., aud
Honesty. b. 6. In tho pools Little Em
sold for$2O against tho field ut $40. On
fhe start Little En- ahead; Patsey
Clinkor, second; Honesty, third, and
Aberdeen good two lengths behind.
AT the quarter, Little En- led
Patsey Cllnker three lengths, Aber-
deem breaking badly. AZ the one.half
mile Little En- led patsey Clinker one
length, Aberdeen in the rear. At tho
turn Patsey Clinker closed in and ran
aproast OF Little Em, with Honesty
pushing them close. On the home
stretch the horses held about the same
positions, Patsey Cllnker dfopping off
y little. Llttle EN-, first; Patsoy
ClinKer, secona; Honesty, third, eud
Aberdeen diatsncsd. Time-2:l9L.
Ia tho second heat Little En led
pstsey Ciinker oue'half longth, with
| Honesty close on. At tue oue-half
mile Littl Em led Patsey fully three
lengths, Honesty u bad tnlro. A. tho
hGlf-mlle PStsSY had closed his gap,
and WAS only half length ba6ind
littlo En-. At the turn Little Em and
CliuWer were neck and nook. Ga the
home stretch Lutte En- passed undor
ths wiIo only half neck Of Patspy,
wish Honesty bad Third, only sayiUg
| bis distance Time 900.
| In tho tliiI3 h0at Honesty tod by
t|O Lengths, but crowded Ia thou by
forcing Patssy IN the rear, giy!ng LIE.
10 I'm second. At the quarter pnst
Little En- had taken tho lead rlth
retsey Ciinker two lengths behind aud
Honesty u bad third. Tho samo posi-
tlops wore held NJ to tho turn, whom
Paisoy Clinlter closed III aud ran side
by s,Ga with Littl0 En-, Honesty Ave
lengths ia the roar. Ga the home
Btreich Little EN- gained, aud passed
under the wire. by ~ least three
ionsths ahead OF Pat-ey Ciinkor, with
Honosty away In tho rear. Time
2:Z2]a, Little En- thus won IN thrOu
straight heats.
SECOND RACE.
rho following sutrieG vera made for
the half-m Ito daeh: Helinnthus, Mol
lie Thomas, Rocket, Govern Roborts,
Luns Brown and l;usdalope. In ,hy
pools Helianthus sold tor SO, arainyt
Tho field FOX $40. AZ usual
IL these one-helt milo dashep,
agood start was hard to got, aud after
- miuu,es' loss OF time, a start was
finally made, with Moilie Thomas I'm
the lead, which she held all tho way,
passing under tho wiro ~ length shoad
OF Governor Roberts; Holisuthus, tho
f9vorita in the pool, third. Time-bllS.
THIRD RACE.
In tho third race the following ON
trios were made: Top Sawyer, Virgie
Hearne, Flour do Lis. In the pools
Top Sawyer sold tor $40, Flour do Lis
for $40, ant Nirglo Heurno for so.
In tho start al three wero abreast, a
being one ot Tho boat starts of the
races Az tho quarter post Flour do
Lls led by two lengths. Tao same
positions were maintained up 70 the
turning point, when Top Sawyer
closed, and IL was nip-and-tuck who
would WIN; but by u vigorous uso Of
two lengths ahead. Timo-1:iiN.
4 In tho second heat On oven starr was
medc. At the frat quarter Fleur
% Lis IL !, closely pressed by Vlrgie
Hesrnt aud Top sawyer. IN the half
mile, tho positions remained unohang.
Cd. On the turn tho horses were
punched. The horses passed. under
the wire with Top Sawyer only one
half q length ahead ol
Flour Do Lis, with virglo Hesrno close
on. Timo-l.ijH.
On tho third heat tho horses got a
very even start. AT the frat quarter
Top Sawyer was about ono hal, length
AHEAD. The Same position was mnin.
thned OF the half mile, but Rt tho three.
fourth stake. b)th horses ran al.