Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28

HAREs AND HOUNDS. The Capital Court-
ing Club held its first meeting on grounds
near Saulsbury's Station, on the Sacramento
Valley Railroad, yesterday There was good
sport, and hares were found in abundance.
The pairs were as follows: Morris Sheehan's
Dart and Fitzsimmon's Patsy Bolivar won
by the latter after very exciting race. KEEL
ly's Raven and Hennessey's Frank; won by
the former very happily and nicely.
r. Mullane's Boss Tweed and Cor
mans Molly McCarty; won by the
and Mullane's Loregan; draw, two haTes
setting up each dog Both killed in fine
style. Fitzsimmons' Bolivar and Powers
Juno; won by the latter in a very pretty
race. Kelly's Raven and Mary Stuart; won
easily by Raven. This was however, a very
nice race. B loss Tweed and Molly McCarty
were next slipped and ran race that all
lovers Of the sport would declare perfectly
splendid. Sheehan's Dart and 0'Brien's
Asparagus went from the slips next, and the
race was won by DAFT, but only after a hot
contest. Dart as usual, packed his hare
back nicely. Loregan and Frank then ran
and the first won easily. Mary Stuart and
Raven then went free from the slips, and the
latter brought the hare to the grass. kelly's
Jack then beat Boss Tweed, Bolivar beat
Dart and Pat, killing after a coed race
Raven beat Molly McCarty after warm
race, and Jack Loregan then beat Frank and
easily, killing cleverly. Jack and Raven
next ran an undecided and good race. Lore
gan beat Tweed 10 one of the best contested
races Of the day. The day was one Of ex-
been finer for coursiDg. Twenty-four hares
were killed. Several aide matches were run,
and all were speedy, and kills were made by
the dogs in each case. A. Manning, Presi-
dent of the Club, presided. There was
goodly number present, luncheon was had on
the grounds, and as hares were numerous,
the runs speedy and the sport exhilarating,
the company made rare good day of IT.
REVIVAL SERVICES. -Arrangements have
been made by which Mr.. and Mrs. George @.
Stebbins, who have been engaged in evan
gelissic work with Messrs Moody and
Saukey at Saa Francisco, viii come to Sac.
ranento and take part in union services to
commence on the 10Th of April. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stebbins are very successful as song
evangels, and Mrs. Stebbins is also an
effective revivalist speaker. 1t is expected
that Thomas K Cree, who had charge of tie
services and arrangements for Mr.. Moody at
the Bay. will also be here and take part in
the services sometime during the month.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-J. II. Haverly' 5
comic company win play at the Metropolitan
Theater in this city on next Friday and Sat
urday, and give a matinee. The eminent
comedian, j. B. Polk, will appear, supported
by carefully selected company of Metro
poIitau favorites, direct from New York, in
the laughahle absurdity entitled "The STRAIT
egists, the most amusing comedy success Of
the season. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
AUcTIoNs.-Sherburn l. Smith will sell on
the premises at IL A. N. today, lot /, Twenty
third and H, and lot s, Twenty-third and I
streets, each being full corner lot and 10.
Gated in desirable part of the city. Bell
& Co. will at IL o'clock this morning, at their
salesroom, 90S J street, sell fine bay mare,
a good phaeton and a new spring wagon. all
in good order and desirable property.