The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

| Honesty, ueIl0 Davis ffAuN Heed,
Sam slifrp. Arkansas Traveller, baaslo
nf0wn, Oxygen, lisnibler, Unolo jack.
Third rnon, tnreo.qnarlars OF a milo
fssn, 2.yoar.Olds-J. III. fsnton, LANA
Brown, Panola, Luxe Short, Rozita.
| sFoufih race, thro0 quarters OF 4 mile
dsah, all ages-Chantllia Tom berlin,
lIslianthus, Fl0tch Taylor, Eva Brit
ton.
Trotting-Roy, $50; George, $780,
Tramp, $40; Ford, $40.
Pecing-Honesty, $50; Aberdeen, $685.
| fold, $50.
Two-yoar-oid dash-Brown, $50; Fen.
ton, $40; field, $40.
Al agos-Chantllls 500; Berlin, {So;
Taylor, 500; Helianthus, $40; Brltton,
$50.
THE REFRIGERATOR SOLD.
Promptly at IL o'clock this morning
Receiver II. II. Prendham offered for
Ralo the property OF tho Continental
Meat company, which conslsts OF the
buildings, machinery and Y acres
OF land. IL was announced
before tho sale that no bids loss than
s32 600 would be cried. Then $4,000
WAC the iirst bid, which was quickly
followed by 500. COO. $27 900, ana so ON,
until it reached $4,000, whom 1t was
knocked down TO MIR. larry Skinkle,
Of Chicago. There were only
aud his son. Mr.. Sklnltle declined to
answer questions Ia regard to his In
tantlons, and treated everything In a
joeular way.
MIR. Skinkle Is ongeged in tho manu-
featuring OF rofrigalanng machinery
in Chicago, aud had g heavy claim
on tho one here. A short
while after Your reporter
met Mr.. Dahlmen, VINO stated thas he
had Reen Mr.. Sklnkls, ani that he,
Dahlman, hso tbs refusal OF the works
81 the figure they were sold for to-day,
and should he not tako them they VIII
he converted into ioe-.a.stng machine
cry aud moved from the Fort,
Your reporter jnqnirad Of Mr.. Dahl-
man abouB tho loan or anDsidy
that no had asked foS from the mat-
chants Of Esr5 Worth. Mr. Dahl.nan
said that everything was moving on
very slowly, bat thero would 20 4
meeting OF the business men or the
] Fort to- morrow morning 20 tho opsra
house, as o O'clock, 10 t1ko dehnitv
action.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate tranRfera
were filed for record in the county
clerks office this morning:
r., ID, Zackery to A. l.. Snow, two
tracts of land lying on waters OF HUI
ricsne creek, out of the A. NJ. Down
ing 320.acro survey; confederation,
81 COO.
Wright, lot !, block 80, in jennings al
dition to the city OF ForS worth; con-
alteration, 5000.
j. .. Runion 10 II. B. Zachery, sou
acres out of the Downing survey, In
TarrGnt county; consideration not
Texas Continental Meat company
by A. II. Hl1gs, president, John d.
| Mathis, yiue-pTesiCeDt, and g. A. LavI,
| secretary and treasurer, 10 L. II. Precd..
ham, ~ acres of ground in the city or
Fora Worth, together with tho worl4
thereon, in consideration OF his APP
| ointment rs receiver III sun pend
| ing against the vendors.
THE CITY COUNCIL,
This evening et 2:l5 O'clock his hon
OF, Peter Smith, called tbe city council
60 order. All present. The report OF
the claims committee was read and
adopted. The joint report Of The oiti..
zens' and special committee that had
visited st. Louis to confer with the
Could officials In regard to opening ny
Houston street, WAS read, and after
considerable salk the matter was re-
ferred back. The meeting then adj
Ijourned.
HEAVY SUIT.
J. r. Marriott to-day fled @ sui!
against II. Eberling, to recover $lC,0OU
actual and $1,000 exemplary damages
A LEVY.
Yesterday levy on 147 head
of beef cattle was made
in the southern portion Of This
county, to partially satisfy iudg.
ment against w. y. Hudson Tor $l0,-
776.7O Ia favor of Heard, Allen d
Flome, of Cleburne.
A BLIND MAN ROBBED.
| Officer Rea arrested ore III. @. Ter
rell charging him with robbing an old
blind man named Hughes OF So dol
lara. Hughes states that he met Ter
rail- in I,iston's saloon, and that Ter.
rall offered to share his bed with him;
being poor and blind be readily
accepted. Bnt no sooner had he en-
tered TerrelI's room when his "bootle''
wss demanded. He identified Terrell
bs his voice. Terrell denies the whole
/ affSir, but there seems TO be plenty
nj proof that Terrell was the man WAC
l ID The old man from the saloon.
al defsh SHORT.
To-day, o. gentleman,. MIR. John
Bstchelor.w ho lives near t'errle,ieXes
arrived at the Fort ON the 2 O'CLOCK
train from Dallas, and at once went to
the races. Needing some money he
went into his pocket and found that his
pocket book containg SIPS in gold and
$40 in currency, was missing
| He immediately notified Deputy
Sheriff Sebe Maddox and Officer Rush-
ing, who took the GEO IN hand. MI
Alexander stated to your reporter thai
he Is sure that his pockets were moi
picked IS he has travelled 60 much foi
that. But ne thinks no dropped il
when he took out his pocket.book tx
pay his fare.
A SEGECT PARTY.
To-day q select party OF Ii left foi
Huntsville, to serve various lengths OF
terms in the peniteDtisry.
DISTRICT COURT.
Iu the district coHrt to-day Charles
Hornsly WAS tried and convicted o.
theft of over $40. He will serve the
STATE foy Two years.
Il ~ W MARRIAGE LICENSES.
+ The following marriage Licenses were
issued to-day by the county clerk;
Il 3. +. Hale to Miss Lizzie Gromnie
ard George L. Dougherty to Miss Fan
nle a. Young.
!. DALLAsITEs IN TOWN.
Joe Littlaton, James q. Arnold, II
1 RI. Purdy, Dan Q. Stewart, r. a. AT
drich, S. p. Mendez, r. Ell. Chiltor
and Robert Hegg are at the Pickwick
II j. Shsehan aid Theodore p. Parker
are at the Mansion.
+ Thomas Bess, n. D. Johnson and
Fraok Mccullough are ct the Bruins
wick.
LINDELL HOTEL.
On your arrival in tho FoSt b5ar in
mind that che "Iindsll" is run only
in frat. class style and at reasonable
, rates. Tryi it.
/. ALLIANCE COTTON.
u Alliance cotton is coming In freely
and Thousand bales is expected by
; tomorrow. A hundred wagons are
camped in Trinity bottom.