The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01

viewed the races, nc the exciting
periods Expressing much en- husiasm
fho special selling and match race.
OF this afternoon concluded the races
md ,he crowd adjourned veil sstishet
With lac dey'a programme, and ex
pressing nuoh o0nldnnoe ia tho futur,
OF Sp5rmah's fair and racas, which are
nov q guaranteed success for the ru-
tare, realizing w.iicn the management
authorize your correspondents TO cav
teaa n6xs yesr's i.eSting Will be, IL
dimensions, double that of this year
since no pains OK expense viii b,
spared by them 10 make Ii suSh.
Your correspondent is under special
ob!igeGlons 10 Messrs. l.. Il, Ely, 10,
Guntor and Sam Lazarus for the M INV
conrfesies extended,
In the mule and jack exhibit Best
jack, OF any age, Powers, Of Fanuin
couuty, took the first prize; j. NJ. Col
iins, GraYSon, aecoad.
u Muies-2 years old and over, j..
NJ, Holloway, of White Mound, ficst:
j. q. montgomery, OF Bells, second.
For tine best work mules in harpass
there waro number OF entries. j. q.
Montgomery got first apd Mr.. Horton
second.
In .n9 pantry and dairy departE,en
the judges We're threa genllsmen, who,
with po 'tei-kuives in hand, Dro-
oeedea 20 the task OF tAstlngiAl, OF the,
IS entries OF butter. The award was
eventually made 20 Mis- Medors Nor
ton.
Honey bsing mex on ths list, they
sampled this very libsraly, and
awarded the premium to w. J Jones,
Thence tney went through the vim.
egdr display, ssmpling sach of the
PROBABLY 10, eutriss, but since The
awards wero made by numbers, and
in mcs. instances tho namo OF tho
owner OF exhibitor was understandable,
1t Is unnecessary to give them.
Following tho vinegar the next upon
Tire programme was Thoat-bread, NJ
which tho display wss excellent, tho
number OF eniriaB being large anS the
quality or tbs bread particularly good.
rms was glSo aam led, a. was the
com bread Gud tho various kinda OF
cakes, thuta beins preminms offered
for five different yariesies. After Dar.
taking freely of the cakes aud maxim
the AWARDS, they went through the
exhibit VI lstd.sUJ hard aud soft sosp
IL hard soap MS u, d. JONES', o,
WhilesbOro, was awarded tho pte
MUM, ald Mrs. l.. y. GRAY III. di-
plOma, Jn a0gt Nnap, Miss Dolly KIM
fret, Hnd Mre. g. W. Sloan second.
Sour aud sweet pickles wore next
examined End thoroughly sampled,
zitar which tho prig were awarded
On Exhibits In Tho various dlaplays OF
homemade jeltes and preserves, OF
watch There were five varieties, and
che best peek of dried appls, an0
paaohss.
This concluded tho lahors Of the
Judges IN this division, aud they LETT,
much disg0sted with tho ARRANGEMENT
OF tho programme In not having bad
the wloo to immediately follow this
cake display, instead OF being ulscsd
in lotheI division, aud also feeling
somewhat uncomfortable for having
scno through 50 trylug au ordenl
in the way Of dict, and fully
determined not 20 ba caught upon
such committee again. Much sym
patty was expressed for them, paftlc
utarly by the diep, vino nssnied Ia
more iul,y appreciate their dilemma,
The eattlO aWeepstakes, best bull,
any nroed or cross, all agas. There
wero 10 very tins outries, anu much
tiue was consumed Ia the sweriing OF
the prize, which was finely awarded
tn Joaeps Oiimer, Of 3rsyson.
For the beat COW, any breed or ornsg,
81 ages, there were eleven entries.
Tho premlsm uae finally, after much
deliberstios. awarded 10 j. II. Mont.
geometry, OF Pilot Point.
For the ho't cslf, under ono wear,
there were ave entries, two OF which
were ruled out. The premium wa,
awarded to J. II. Montgomery, Of PHO,
Point.
In manufactures, Texas made, sl.o
Id tho division Of ladies' work, awards
we're made for 8 largo number OF arli-
oies, but the names OF tho succossful
exhibitions could not DO obtained.
In cotton, best bales, Texas raised,
there were four entrisR, three of " hiei,
were clsssed middling fair. Mrs, ~.
9. Davlp, OF Graysop, took frat prIzo:
Holloway u Palmer, OF Grryson, sec.
ona. The Other exhibitors were 4, ID.
Csntrell, OF Grayeon, and q. w. Pot.
ter, OF Van Alstyre. w. ]. Haswell.
the sol "Tsvorites' 'V COOK, to SSs
offered 10y Rossrts, Hardwlck & Tay.
Tor, ON tho best calico pleoed uuilt.
Second prize, v S3s stove, offered hv
the same firm, Mr.. N. y. Dumah, Van
AlH,yne.
Match race for $50, running, 900
yarts; entries, Red Fux-uwner, uxr-
ris; Dlck-owner, ". II, Curly. Rcd
Fox won by i've longihs.
Htle dash; selling race; entriea, Nat
Kramer, 95 pounds cold $40 In thu thc
pools; Moonlight, 90 pounds, So, Belle
Maudey lv0 pounds; Billy Smith. 81
pounds. Our Friend, l0i pou nds, made
tho feld, vh,oh ssld Tor 50. Az tho
start Our Friend took the lead and lead
to the one quarter mile pole, when
Nat Kramer passed him with n rnsh
and kept the lesd 10 the finish, VIM
Mug by length, Moonlight eaoond.
Our Friend third. Tlme-i.ls,.,
Special trottinv rsoe-En,r, rim,
George r., sold for $40 ia tho poals'
ownur,W. o. Foote, bryan A. rae. i. +.
Payton; Monitor, James LJnusbore.
Governor Wood, A, ID Carson, franz.
J. w. Milton. The field brought 81.
~ the start Tramp WAS length In
sne rear. ne went 10 the front
at the three fourth pole, but broke ana
gave place. to George X. mud prysn
Borue, coming under tho wire ia Tho
order nsmgd, Monitor, fourth, dow
ernor Wood, tfih. Time-s.3e..
Second Heat-Uoorgs Il. took Tho
LEAD ann came uuf,r tho wire ahead of
Brtsn Bofuo by hslia length. Tfamp,
!hhd; Monitor fourth: Governor
Wood, nth. riinr--2:3ls. In this
heei thero was ut four lengths differ.
eucs between auy two OF the horaes al
ihH nuish.
third heat-0eorge Il. fret, bryan
Borus second, Monitor Third, Governor
Woods Woo fourth, Tramp fifsh. Tlne-
0sntlsmen's Roadslsrs hss,s.
Eneslool 3ooeA D., John HS0r6.