San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-30
FIRST RACE-THREE MINUTE CLAss-PURsE
5000, TRoTTING.


Jack ID, I'd; Independent, Sd. Time $3.50.
SECOND RACE-TRoTTING 3-YEAR-oLDs -
PURSE 500.
Entries-Noblemont w. b. Mullins.
Downing, Geo. Redmon.
Winnie Davis, w. M. Whittier.
Renos' Baby, 7. G. Halsell
Reno g., HIPS Stock Farm.
Ell Guarasch, Showai ter & Mead.
Betting-Reno's Baby sold for SO.
Field, s..
THIRD RACE SIS MILES DASH, ALL AGES,
VT. FOR AGE, PURSE 500.
Entries-David Loffington; VT. l04;
owner, Bachelor.
Fancy Boston: 1903; owner; i'm. Lane.
Germania; 104; owner, Maddox.
Winnie Davis; 100: owner, j. w. Cherry.
Joe Harris; 104; owner, T. Polk.
Zuleka; 1903; owner, ChaS. Melton.
Betting-Winnie Davis, sold for $40:
Field, sold for $40.
800, ALL AGES, WEIGHT FOR AGE.
Entries-Oakey 116; owner, Bachelor
Crescent Bell 1l3; owner; Foster.
Telegraph 122; owner, McElroy.
Alphonso 122; owner, Geo. White.
Ben Jones, scratched.
Neutrality-suspicious. solo for $40, field $40.
FIFTH RACES MILE HEATS, W.T.. FOR
AGE. PURSE $500.
Entries-Fox Hall; owner, Bachelor.
Winnie Woods, owner, ModdoX.
Bob l., owner, Cotton,
Secret, owner, Cherry.
Alliance, owner, Harle.
Nettie Lockwood, owner, Howell
Betting-Secret sold for $50: Nettie
Lockwood for SIS; Fox Hall for $40; field,
for s..
PROBABLE WINNERS.
First race, Independence, Billy Woods.
Second race, Renos' Baby, Ell Guarasch.
Third race, Winnie Davis, Dick Loffing-
ton.
Fourth race, Oakley, Alphonso,
Fifth race, Secret, Nettie Lockwood.
Modesto Torres. chief of the police at
the Fair groundS,has stationed his men as
follows:
DAY DUTY.
Main Gate-A. F.. Ford, w. F. Wright,
M. G. Kelly.
Exhibition Hall-George Beigel, Bias
Gortorie, George Butler, G. Torres, Jose
Chares, A. II. Nicholson, Tim Sullivan.
Machinery Hall-Willam Bitters, l.. i.
Webb.
Gate at Stables-John Osman.
Grand Stand, Upstairs-Jno. Z. Looney.
John Taylor
Mounted at Judges Stand-A. d. Rel.
Mounted for Fences-O. Doebler, Jose
Quintano, c. Walker, Y. Y. Herrerer.
Poultry Departmental A. Erdenberg.
NIGHT DUTY.
Main Gate-J. w. Gusman.
Exhibition Hale. A. Tardy, X. +.
Anderson, S. W. Mones, Jose Guerrero,
A. Leal.
Machinery Hall-W. A. Howell, L.
Bort.
Gate at Stables-W. L. Matheisen.
Mounted Men,. S. Mcneil, j. NJ.
SalSedo.
Poultry Departmental. L. Jayne.
TOMORROW
Tomorrow's programm will be as inter-
esting. il not more so than today's. 1t is
Firemen'S Day, and that well-known sill
YER tongued orator from our sister city
of Corpus Christi, Col. L. III. Ropes, will
deliver the regular grafton. There will
be a balloon ascension in the afternoon,
racing, walking on the slack wire, and
other attractions.
The railways are bringing in great
crowds to the grounds, and the turnstile
receipts are very encouraging to the
Financially the asso-
citation is getting along all
right, and in the city the president of the
Fair has sent his collectors out today
''doing" the city with their collection
books in hand, collecting the bonus Of
fered by the citizens, payable on the
opening day of the Fair, for the same to
be held. The election and the opening of
the exposition somewhat worked against
the efforts of the collectors and not nearly
all of the subscribers could be seen or all
the money collected. They will keep at
II though, until all is collected.
Tonight the grounds will be open until
midnight, and indeed, during the entire
Fair, the evenings will be one of the fea5-
,ureS of this years work.
The Mexican band consisting of forty
men, arrived at o'clock this afternoon.
md will give their first concert tomorrow
morning in the auditorium.
The Fair is at least well provided with
music, having both the Mexican and
United States military bands and the
spanish students orchestra.