Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-27

/ "a =
the unexpended balance of the appropriation
made by the Act of March 3, 1888. not to exceed
500 900 in aid of State and local Boards, or 9TH
erwise in his discretion, in preventing the spread
OF the same, and maintain q quarantine at
points of danger.
An amendment was adopted providing that
the reports in the Congressional Record shall be
an accurate transcript of the proceedings and
debates of the two houses OF Congress.
The bill then passed.
The bill to forfeit the unearned land grant of
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company was
taken up, when the Senate went into an execu-
tive session, and soon adjourned.
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June 26th.-Brown endeavored
to have the House proceed to the consideration
of the Mexican pension bill, with the Senate
amendments, but the House determined-135 to
$50 take up the unfinished business, viz the
bill TO forfeit the land grant of the g backbone"
railroad of Louisiana.
Oates and Van Eaton opposed the bill and
Curtin favored it.
The vote on the passage of the bill resulted
yeas II, nays III.
Before the announcement of the vote. Lewis,
who had voted in the affirmative, changed his
vote to the negative, and moved reconsidera-
ton.
Ellis moved to table that motion, and pending
this Lewis moved to adjourn. Lost.
Lewis and White of Kentucky reSorted to fill
clustering tactics and finally secured an adjourn
ment.
Pacific Coast Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON, June 26th.-Postmasters have
been appointed on the Pacific coast rs follows
Jesus Daniel, Threnberg, A T.; B. s. Southern,
Palisade, New; I. T. Wiler, Foster Or: Henry
ODER, Nehalem, Or; Samuel McCardy AzuSa,
Cal; W. H. Bradley, May Cal; F. j. Motter,
rod, Island Mountain, New; Marion Hacker,
North CanyOnville. Or: J. G. Woodend Star
buck, W. T.; Lammon f. Sampson, Tacoma, w.
T.; Ellis Garrison, Luning, New. New offices
| have been established in California at Hat
Creek. Shasta county, and ut Monti, Sonoma
county.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 26th.-Stoeks weak and
especially Northern Pacific common dropping
81 TO Is; Northern Pacific preferred, l to 80.
The remainder of the list yielded = TO y. At
noon the whole list is frmer, at 4 recovery of =
to q, the latter Western Union.
New YORK, June 26th.-Stocks were regular
and weak at the opening, and declined 4 to
IL, which succeeded by rally of a to |. Near
II o clock Northern Pacific preferred fell down
to 40 again from as Early in the day Oregon
Transcontinental fell off 81 1t is said a large
loan was disturbed in which Northern Pacific
preferred and Oregon Transcontinental were
collateral.
NEW YORK, June 26th.-Central Pacific, 3S34;;
Burlington, los; Northern Pacific, Is; do pre-
ferred, 3Sts; Northwestern, So; New GOrk Cen
tral, 96l4; Oregon Transcontinental, G]s Ore
gon Railway and Navigation, 6034 Pacific Mail,
39l4; Panama, IS; st. Louis and San Francisco,
HIS; Texas Pacific, "a Union Pacific, 50; Wells,
NEW YORK, June 26th-After midday Rock
Island broke from 100 to 1887. The general list
is weaker i'll sympathy. At l P. NJ. the market
was firm again, and Western Union went up to
521s on denial OF the report that the dividend
had been enjoined.
The Yale-Harvard Boat Race.
New LONDON Conn, June 26th-Yale won
the boat race by three lengths. Time-Iale,
l:l5 Harvard, y 80. The time made is the
fastest for four mile race recorded.
The Columbia Harvard Race.
NEW LONDON, June 26th.-The Columbia Har-
ward race was postponed TO 1890 this morning
with the understanding that If it were not rowed
then 1t should take place one hour after the
Yale Harvard race. Il raining hard and
the water was rough at that hour, and the race
could not be rowed
LATER.-rhe race between the Harvard and
Columbia freshmen took place at the close of
the Yale Harvard contest, and was won easily
by Columbia, who came in four lengths ahead.
Ilme-COlumbia, 9451a; Harvard, 9:5i.
The Chicago Races.
CHICAGO. June 26th-At the races of the Chi
cagO Driving Park running meeting to-day the
weather was cold and the track heavy. The
first race was for the Criterion stakes for two
year-old colts, three-quarters of Il mile The
Bill Ade), Tenness Willie Clark, TroubadOr,
Irish Pat and Rock Troubador won by half
length, Tennessee second Rogers poor third.
The second race was the Illinois Derby, for
three-ycarold colts and fillieS mile and IL half
The starters were Venture, Audrain and ia
quitI. Audran won, Venture second, JaQuitd
third. Time, 24112.
The third race was for il handicap purse mile
and quarter. The starters were lmogene, Ida
B.. Latrance, Palmetto, Revoke, George L., and
Boulevard. 1mOgene won at will by eight
lengths, George l.. second, Revoke third. Time,
2l6
In the fourth race, for the Garden City cup,
for all ages two miles and a 0uarter the start
or Pat nri 'opl Ipb I'm Iat and
Lucky b. In the betting, Hunts pair-April
Fool and John DaviS-were the fdvorites. April
Fool at once began to set the pace, and it was
judged that the intention was to have John
Davis, his stable companion, win. Fool soon
had four lengths the lead of Lucky B., Davis
third, Pate fourth-half length apart. The
| positions continued without change for mile
and a half, when Lucky B. drew up TO within
half a length of Fool the other two out, John
| Davis showing a total inability to 20 to the
| front. 1t was Il fighting race home between
| Fool and Lucky B., but the former was never
headed, and won by length, Lucky g. second,
| Davis poor third. Time, 4:l2
The fifth race was handicap StecplechaSe for
| all ages over the full coursc-abOut 30 miles
The starters were Scalper, Ohio Boy and Miss
Moulscy, with Ohio Boy the favortc They
ran four lengths apart, with Scalper in the lead
two full rounds, when Scalper made wide turn
and lost ground, Ohio Bay going to the front in
the main track; but Scalper again took the lead
at the head of the stretch, and without
urging by four lengths, Ohio Boy second, MOul-
sey a bad third. Time 41915.
The sixth race was Il mile dash for all ages
The starters were Wallet Keene Bob Burns
Trouble, Werner, Tennyson, Adventurer Hyder
Abad and Joe Roye. Wallet was the favorte
The race was between Wallet, Hyder Abad and
TcnnysOn, and the three came in in the order
named, three lengths between the first and sec
| Ond, one length between the second and third
| Third LIS.
That Jay-Eye-See Challenge.
New YORK, June 26th-The Spirit Of the Times
Z n
| by Vanderbilt to the challenge made by Jaw
| Eye-See against Maud ::
- | have heard of the challenge said to be
signed by the owner of Jay-Eye-Sec. Why he
| or anybody else, should have impcrtincnce
| enough to allude to me or my mare as the chal-
| lengcd party, knowing, as everyone knows, that
| have invariably refused to allow her TO trot in
| a race or match, is past my comprehension. l
| keep Maud for my own amusement. and am
well satisfied i'll my Own mind that she is the
fastest piece of trotting horseileSh in the world
If she is not the fastest, she is at least the hand
soonest and most perfect. When anyone else
| gets and drives on the road iner-looking ami
| NAL independent of speed, will probably dis
pose of Maud >. ! have said on previous Occa-
sions that there are some horses if they could
| trOt mile i'll II minute, | would not have as Il
| gift for my private use. ! think Maud ;. is per
| lection in every thing she undertakes | shall
| not use Maud ;. for other than road purposes
The Pugilists.
NEW YORK, July 26th.-Four very mild-man-
nered rounds settled the glove contest between
| Cleary of Philadelphia and Kilrain of Boston
Neither hurt, neither was the victor. and
neither was vanquiShed. Five thousand people
were present. The battle was declared Il draw
amid Kisses.
The Sullivan Mitchell battle is off for the
present, Mitchell being down with malaria.
Mitchell, however. tclcgraphs from Long
Branch: Have intermittent fever. Feel well
to-day. If same tomorrow, will box.
Bibby and the Japanese.
PATERSON N. j.. June 26th.-The wrestling
match between Matsada Sorakichi, the Jap
anese, and Edwin Bibby, yesterday afternoon at
| the Gentlemen,s Driving Park. attracted large