Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-03

To-DAY's RAoEs-FINE SPORT PROMISED.
At a meeting of the Capital Turf Club last
evening the committee previously appointed
TO classify horses in trotting race for to day
in addition to the $50 class-reported that
they had been unable to make satisfactory ar
raDgements for the same. On motion they were
granted until this evening to report. and the
race was declared off. The entries for to-day
are as follows: Trotting, $50 class; purse,
s25O-William Nickals names b. h. Jimmy
Daniel McCarty names b. IN. Cassie Mack;
Ben. Timmons names b. g. Captain JInks;
Wilbur L. Smith names blk. s. Berlin. The
race promises, say experts, to be one OF the
finest trots ever seen on the track-so far as
evenness is concerned-as all the horses are
credited with private records of $50 and it
is thought that at least five heats will have
to be trotted to decide the race. Pool buyers
are at sea in making choice, and this will
have the effect of making the race all the
more Interesting.
ANOTHER L-sTREET RoBBERY.-A man re-
ported to police headquarters yesterday
afternoon that he had been robbed at Lottie
Smith dive on Second street, between X and
L, of about $50 in money, and she was arrest
ed by officers Ferral, Brissell and Rider, and
given IOiiCC iOSh-up. @iioiiiS
West who keeps another notorious den in
the same neighborhood, was afterward arrest
ed by the same officers for completely in the
robbery, and took a rest from worldly cares
for the night in cell No. l of Karcher's
palace foot of L street. Chief Karcher and
the officers named above, in subsequently
working up the case, ascertained that Mollie
West committed the robbery, and that she
and Lottie Smith had divided the money be-
tween them. Molie upon the strength Of
of the make got coupe and took an extra
drive down the Riverside, and Lottie sent SCI
by express to her lover in San Francisco, who
recently left this city under notice of the po-
lice, and who had yesterday telegraphed to
Lottie to send him all the money she could
and to look out for herself. Chief Karcher
telegraphed to Wells, Fargo & Co. at San
Francisco not to deliver the money sent, as
it was stolen, and it will be returned. The
sum of S53 was also found upon Mollie' S
person, making more than sufficient to re-
store the amount of which the man was
robbed. The promptness and successful
manner in which the case was worked up
and brought in evinces efficiency and atten-
tiveness to duty highly commendable to our
police authorities.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.- The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
31st For D. W. Earl. 10 steel shoes and 10
steel dies; Huntington, Hopkins L Co., 6
cases sledges, bundles handles, l package
steel wire, l box broom wire, 3 boxes hard
ware, box brass tube-fttings; L. X. Ham
mer, pianos A. C. TUFTS, l box drugs; j.
Parsons, l box shoes; w. McKibbin, box
wood-hatchets &. H. Stevens & Co., II box
shoes S. B. Page, iron safe ; j. q. Davis, l
box furniture r. Stone & Co, ) boxes jap
AIMED nails; A c. Brown, 1 box molding !;
Eureka Publishing House, $ boxes books ;
Weinstock & Lubin, 2 bales dry goods, l box
fancy soap; B. Van Guilder, 3 boxes car
riage bolts G.. H. Swinerton, box stove
CRATES Booth & Co, % boxes matches, 6
packages and u bales tobacco Adams, Nc
Neill & CO., u bales tobacco Locke {; Law
enson, roll carpet; Thomas Harper, cases
shoes T. A. Nichols, l tool-chest IL. w.
Hodges, table and boxes household goods !;
w. D. Comstock, IS boxes chairs /; Van Heu-
sen & Huntoop, l box furniture Frank
Foster. / box leather; Hale Bros. K Co., l
box collars.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the case against Chas Blodgett, for
disturbing the peace, was dismissed, but he
was fined 81 80 and sentenced to confinement
in jail for "a hours, for refusing to obey the
order of the Court to appear as witness.
/ The case OF Samuel Ford, for battery, was
continued until to-day. J. +. Spencer and
Peter Donahue pleaded not guilty to charge
of having disturbed the peaceful quiet of /.
street, hut the testimony showed that they
were mistaken, and they will receive sentence
( to-day. Young Hallahap, charged with bat
terry, was found guilty and fined SO 80, which
/ he paid, and promised the Judge he would be
a good boy in future. Mrs. Donovan, who
tried to bail Mayo out dry with water
/ bucket, regretted her rudeness when the
( effect of her spree was gone, and she was al
( lowed TO depart with tie imposition of q
/ lecture from his Honor, and paying fine
of 50.
INSANE MAN ARRESTED. - Yesterday after
noon officers Campbell and Smith and Dep
MY Sheriff Jackson arrested one Mike Mahan,
an insane man, at theyside of Isles Bridge.
/ He had been seen several times within the
past few days in that neighborhood in an a.
most entirely nude state, and when APP
preached yesterday by citizen waded into
the water up to his neck and there remained
/ for some time TO prevent capture by the man.
/ When taken by the officers yesterday he was
provided with clothing and taken to the Ar
I cade picnic grounds in an almost famished
/ condition, when Miss NJ. Menke and Mrs.
/ Mauretieh, who were attending the picnic
! held there yesterday, kindly provided him
with a good luz ca He was brought to the
! city last evening and placed in safe quarters
/ at the police station to await proper action.
/ ONE BETTER-A correspondent, referring
to the recent mention in the RECORD UNIoN
| Of fine century plant IN this city preparing
/ for bloom, writes as follows: AT the resi-
dence of George Rich, on the upper Stockton
{ road, there is a century plant of still larger
/ proportion, and will die in the glory OF
/ the incoming Presidential election. The
/ blossom stalk has already attained the
! hight Of 80 feet, and is still looming upward
/ And what may appear singular and unusual
/ in these moderately inclined plants is, that q
/ second stalk has now put forth at the base
/ and pushing upward with unparalleled rapid
/ ity, which has 10 doubt come upon the scene
as the dark horse OF the race"
NEW STAND. PIPE-The new stand-pipe al
the old water works building was placed ii
position yesterday, and when properly com
pleted will afford a reserve pressure which
will obviate the difficulty recently experienced
of the water being shut off in all parts of the
city at night whenever the works are tempo
rarily stopped for any slight repairs.
FREIGHT MovEMFNTs.- following cal
loads of freight were received yesterday
One of barley, of wood, 1 of lumber, o.
bolts Of oil barrels, OF spirits. l Of gran
lite, of horses, 4 of sheep and of cattle
The following car loads were shipped East
One of merchandise, l of sugar, 3 of coffee,
of wool, Of wine and OF nails.
SACRAMENTO GRADUATEs.-Samuel Alex
ander Chambers, Harry Winans Carroll, ia
cob Eugene Larue and William Elaathar
/ Osborn, of Sacramento, were among th'
graduates who received diplomas at the com
.mencement exercises of the State University
yesterday.
FIRsr RAsPBERRIEs. Sample boxes of th'
first raspberries of the season were yesterda.
received from ". H. PufFer, of Penryn
Placer county, and were of fine quality ant
favor.
NEWCASTLE STRAWBERRIES. under
signed have made arrangements with one o
the largest strawberry-growers in Newcastle
for daily supply of the choicest and best
favored strawberries in the State. ID. DeBer
nardi & Co., 30S and 80 X street.
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