Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-07
STATE PAIR RAcss.

STATE PAIR RACES.
The following is full list Of the entries re-
ceived BY the State Board of Agriculture up
to noon on Saturday last:
Observation-Disclosures stake, three.fourths of a
mile; eleven entries, as fellows: Ella Doane,
Forest King. Kate Carson, Bob. Joe Daniels,
Jr., lGrsers), May B.. Atlanta, Jim Doug.
las. Duke Of Monday, Jim Renwick, Prem
| ium.
No. 2-Breeders' stake, one and half
miles, nineteen entries-Captain Kidd, Lizzie
F.. Cy. Mulkey. Hattie Ball. Belle s.. Maria
F., Duke Of Monday, Judge McKinstry,
Rhoderick Dhu, Ansis Laurie, Evangeline,
Cornuccpia, Conquest, Precious, Duchess of
Norfolk. Del Norte, Matte A. fliy, idIer.
Closed March LIST.
No. Selling race, mile and repeat, nine
entries Patrol. Inauguration. Sinner. Jack
Douglas. sister to Lottery, Haddineton, Villa
Randlett, Euchre, Joe Howell.
No. 4-2:40 class, three in five, eleven
nominasions--Vanderlypn, Freestone, Allen
| Roy, Frank Mosco, Marion, Marie. Slim Jim,
Louis D., Rowdy Boy, Big Lie, Edwin For
rest.
No. 5-2:25 class, nine entries-Starr King.
Ashley, Del Sur, Captain Smith, Crown
Point, Honesty, Reliance, Director, Cairo.
NO. Three year-olds-Bertha, Bonita.
NO. 7-Two-year-ol mile heats, FIVE en-
tries-Neluska, Ruby, Flower Girl, Sallie
Benton. Pride.
No. Silly stake. fye-eiehths of mile,
eight entries-Flou Flou, Satanella. Satinet,
Lou Spencer, Rosa B., Augusta E, Nubis,
No. 9-California Derby, one and half
miles, six entries-Preciops, Judge McKins.
try. Captain Kidd, Hattie Ball, Maria F.,
Duke of Monday.
No. 10-Jennie B. stake, dash of mile,
thirteen entries-May D., Forest King, Bob,
Fostress. Nighthawk, Duke of Norfolk, At.
ianta, Lizzie p, Frank Rhoads, Jim Doug.
lass, Duke OF Monday, Red Boy, Fred Col.
No. 11-Selling race. one and one.eighth
miles, nine entries-Belshaw, Joe Daniels,
Jr. lRandall) Lady Partisan, Jubilee. Sister
to Lottery. Villa Randlett, Cy Mulkey,
Euchce, Joe Howell.
No. l2-2:30 class, seven entries-Blanche,
Psscorra. Hayward. ManoD, Sweetness, Al.
bert w, Nellie R., lump Winston formerly
Kent.
No. 1922 class. three Brigadier,
Belle Echo, Romero.
No. l4-Pacing, 2:25 class, four entries
Coyette. Oakland Boy, Lady Hays, Ouida.
No. 1.-Two miles and repeat. $40 class,
SIX entries-San Mateo Belle. Vanderlynp,
Freestone, Slim Jim, Exile, Edwin Forrest.
No. 16-Colt and filly stake for two-year-
olds, dash of one mile. ten entries-Panama,
Frou Frou. Certiorari, Santanella, May B.,
Lou Spencer, Augusta E., Nubia, Irene,
Young Flush.
miles, twelve entries-Ela Doane Belshaw.
Idler, George Bender, Sinner, Jubilee, Sister
to Lottery. Haddington, Villa Randlatt, Cy
Mulkey. Euchre, Joe Howell.
No. 1S-Post stake, three miles, six NOM
inators-Messrs. Boots, Pritchard. Hearst,
Gimer, Sterler & Ayers, and Palo Alto
Stock Farm.
No. 2O-2:l9 class, three entries-B rigadier,
Director, Gibraltar. This race was declared
It's place. Entries to same will close August
18th, with Edwin f. Smith, Secretary.
Same conditions as ether trotting races.
No. 2l-Double-team trot, three entries
Carlisle and mate, Don Elipha and mate,
Inca and Sweetness. This race was allowed
to stand.
FoRETAsrEs OF HADEs.-There are two or
three accordion fsnd sin the region between
and K streets, on and near the line of
Third street. Yesterday the ACCORDION mania
seized them in the most virulent form, and if
ever poor mortals were punished for their
sins, the unfortunates who were compelled to
listen to these wind machines from 9 A. NJ
Sunday until near midnight last night, were
certainly made to atone for every wrong of
life, In thought, word or deed. The operators
were evidently amateurs of the most embry.
otic kind. They manifested but one virtue,
and that was application. If they are at
all affected by curses they will go speedily to
Hades, and in its hottest torments awaken to
the justice of their punishment The Third
street people say they can endure decayed
tannery, take delight in o slre factory, sleep
beneath the dulcet strains of o calliope or
calmly contemplate their last hours in the
midst OF Chinese new year revels, but that
they have been guilty of no sins of commits
sion or omission to warrant the soul torture
and physical discomfort the ACCORDION fends
visit on them every Sunday-especially the
misery that the wind pumper 10 the beer shop
on the west siGe evolves from his wheezy in
| strument.
SERIOUSLY IF Nor FATALLY INJURED
About o'clock last evening, while Owen
Mohan was sitting on the railing inclosing the
deep lot on the northwest corner of Eleventh
and K streets, talking with friend, the rail-
ing gave way with his weight, and he was
precipitated backwards, head first, a dis
tarce Of about twelve feet. Parties went i'm
| mediately to his assistance. He was picked
| up, placed in hack. conveyed to his home
on 0 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
| and received immediate medical attention.
He was seriously hurt about the head and
shoulders, and also injured internally. At q
late hour last night the extent of his injuries
was not known. The slight railing built
along the edge of the walk to protect the Pc
destrians from falling into this deep lot, is old
and rotten, and should be replaced by good
strong fence. There are similar lots 10 other
portions of the city that are as .,oorly fenced.
and the owners of the same, if they do not
look after them, will wake up some morning
and find that they are sued for large bill of
damages by some injured party, for not fur
nishipg the protection that the law requires.
OCCIDENTAL LODGE. K. OF PAT meet.
ing Saturday evening in the banguet-room of
Red Mems Hall, called for the purpose of
perfecting arrangements for the new Lodge
of Knights of Pythias, it was decided that
the name Of the Lodge should be Occidental
Lodge, No. 76, X. Of P" The following of.
fcers were elected to serve for the ensuing
term: Past Chancellor, J. +. Lucas Chan.
cellor Commander. Joseph A. Baker Vice.
Chancellor. Arthur V. Boyne; Keeper of
Records and Seal, Walter Z. Rogers Pre-
late, III. w. Rivett; Master of Finance,
Frank Il. Kiefer Master of Exchequer, G.
HI. Smith ; Medical Examiner, DIR. Charles
Z. Pinkhsm. The Institution of the Lodge
will take place in the castle hall of Columbia
Lodge, No. AZ, Friday evening, August 18th,
| under the auspices of the Grand Lodge Of
fcers from San Francisco. The Lodge starts
out with forty.fve charter members, and
gives promise of being ore of the largest and
best Lodges of Knights in the State.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento firms passed Ogden
on the %: For Weinstock & Lubip, box
dry goods, 2 boxes flaw nets A. J. Vermilya,
l box burial cases; Fritz & Miller, box
burial cases; Henry Fisher, l barrel con.
fectionery Huntington, Hopkins & Co., so
coils tarred cordage, IL boiler hues, 14S bum
dles sheet iron, 124 plates iron; Terry Nc
walnut furniture; w. d. Comstock, 1 box
furniture BilliDgsley & Co., Al cases ham
dies; a. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 3 crates
ssirsups; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 10 half barrels
| fish, Is tierces hams, 10 barrels aud 80 cases
syrup, 200 5-galion kegs Adams, Mcneil &
| Co., packages tobacco; Lindley & Co, 20
boxes and 10 packages tobacco; G. w. Ches-
lay, IL pals and boxes cut tobacco, l box
| hardware.
LATE ARREsTs.-At II o'clock last night
the following arrests appeared on the slate at
the police station: Thomas Gainor. for safe
keeping, by officer Leavy. Della Gallagher,
q common drunkard, by officers Eldred and
| Frszee, and Coffee. locil. Anil Connect,
disturbing the peace, ty officer EIdred.
Chris. Ruhler and f. Fisher, battery, by
officer EIdred. Tom jackson. burglary, by
officer Farrell and George Karcher, local.
Vicente Gonzales, drunk, by officer Farrell
Lizzie Wilcox ana Tom Cronin were arrested
BY officer Farrell for battery. John Welsh,
ledger. by officer Dunleyy. All Coon, for
disturbing the peace, by Deputy Sheriff
Rider.
| INSTALLATION OF OYFIogRs.-A public in.