The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-29

FOURTH DAY
Of the Dallas State Fair and EXPOSE
ton.
INTEREST UNABATED.
Thousands in Attendance---At-
fractions Increase With
Each Day.
INTEREST UNABATED
THE RACES-THE CATTLE SHOW AND
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
THURSDAYS AWARDS.
HARNESS HORSES.

10y JULIUS, Vi
McLennan county; Jos. Baldwin, of
Houston; Sanford johnson, of Waco.
Stallions-eight entries: First pre-
MUM, Peacock" r. T.. Maddox, Fort
Worth; second premium, "Hadnood,"
Q. Haines, Kentucky.
Geldings--six entries: First pre-
MUM, "Ben Lake." r.. Il. Maddox,
Fort Worth; second premium, "Rod-
ney," w. M. Ireland, Collin county.
Mares-five entries: First premium,
"Nellie," w. G. Harris, Kentucky; Sec
ond premium, 'Maud b." II. E. Mad
dox, Fort Worth.
CoLTS-HORsEs.
First premium, "New Era" j. c..
Kicks, Dallas county.
COLTs-NAREs.
First premium, Kos Bany, Bosque
county; second premium, Durrett,
Dallas county.
JEANNETvrES.
Committee-Gov Marion Martin, j.
Il. Jackson, l.. l.. castings.
y First premium, M. l.. Finch, Navarro
county; second premium, NJ. l.. Finch.
JACK COLTS.
First premium, L. G. Casender Dal-
las county.
JEANETTE COLTS.
First premium, j. Massie, Collin
county.
HEREFORD CATTLE.
Committee-Capt. A. Shines, Col.
c. G. Slaughter, w. l.. Akard.
Best bull, 3-year-old and over-First
premium, +. M. Houtz, Wise county.
Best bull, 1-year-old and under g.
First premium, Polk Bros, Fort
Worth.
Best bull, 1-year-old and under Q
First premium, f. M. Houtz, Wise
county; second premium same.
Best cow, 3-year-old and over Pr.
M. Houtz.
Best heifer, 1-year-old and under 2
First premium, +. M. Houtz; second
premium, same.
Best heifer calf-F'irst premium, II.
M. Houtz; sweepstakes same.
Best bull, any age-F. M. Houtz;
best COW, years, same.
THE RACES.
There were at least 10000 people
present to witness the races Yesterday. |
The grand stand ~as packeda In the
running races the Jockeys tried hard |
to get in their work in the start. One
of them, the rider of Nat Cramer, was
fined $40 for not keeping his place
Otherwise the races passed off splen-
didly. The trotting race was for $1,000
The first race was postponed race:
purse $3.50; three-fourths mile dash.
Kitty Pease first. Our Friend second.
Abba Hunt third. Time: 1:l6l.
first Race = Ihrce-tourths heats;
purse $4OO. First heat, Luke Short
first, Elsie b. second, Ella Rowitt third.
Time: 1:19. Second heat, Elsie b. first.
Luke Short second. Time: 1:21. Third
heat, Elsie b. first Luke Short second.
Time: 1:21. In favor of Elsie b.
Free for all trot Purse $1,000. Spen-
ella first, Unnecessary second, Elwood
third. Time: 2:25, 2:27, 2:2s; Spenella
winner.
Third Race Three-fourths mile:
run. Purse $400; 3-year-olds. II. Il.
Bright first, Germania second. Bertha
G. third. Time: 1:2O.
Pacing race-free for all; purse.
$1,000: NARROW, first; Uncle Ebb,
second; Wayne Wilks, third. Time.
2:23, 2:24; race will be finished to-day,
There were entries i'm the bycicle race,
one mile for club championship: Il. II.
Monagan, Sydney. Smith, Jr., Hugh
Blakeney. Monagan was winner with
ease, playing with the boys and stay
ing in the rear until on the last quarter
when he came home with dart.
[NoTE.-The above was crowded out
of yesterday evenings HERALD owing
to q press OF matter.
To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The weather certainly has been most !
favorable to the success of the Fair and
exposition. There was large crowd
in attendance last night to witness the |
fire works and listen to the Mexican {
band. The fire works were successful.
1t was fine display. 1t is said to
have been the finest ever exhibited in
Texas. The association intended 1t to :
be and they were not disappointed. 4
Everything in Machinery hall is 6