Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19

| liSie, from which SAKE was thrown. Fol-
lowing Carlisle came the horse which SAKE
was 10 have ridden in the next race. II
was all ready and waiting at the time he
was killed.
The American Turf.
SARATOGA, August lSth.-The five fur
longs race for 2-year-ol non-winners Hart
won, Reed second, Leonidas third. Time.
l:O3l. The race for the mile and Il half
purse Nettlc won, Ida Stanhopc second.
Easter thirI. Time, 2:4O4. The race for
the mile purse for 3-year-olds, Woodard
Won Wilton second, Pilot third. Time. la.
The thrce-quarterS of mile race JOcoSe
won, Disturbance second, Northam third.
Time, 1;16l.
CHIcAGo, August ISth.-Thc mile and an
eighth race Ella Rowell won. Idle Pat
second, lIarpoon third. Time I:5Sl The
three-quarter mile heats race Alice won.
Best time, l:l4f The owncrS handicap
race, mile and one-SiNtcCnth, Boz SEDAN
won, Nirgilie Hearuc second. Revoke third.
Time, 100. The thrce-quarter mile sweep
stakes McBOwling won, Bell Boy second
Hateful third. Time. lI6!.
The Double Team Record lowered.
Providence r.. ~. August lSth.-Frank
Whites team, Edward and Dick Swiycl,r.
was driven by John Murphy. at Narrag,u-
sctt Park, this afternoon To beat their
record of 2.l63 for purse of 81 900. and
succeeded in handsome stvlc. Yhcv made
the first quarter in :$4I. the second in I:u7l.
the third in l:42l and the mile in 2.lG!
New York stock Market.
NEW YoEH, August lSth-Naou.- Stocks.
strong and higher Prices advanced L.
=. Lake shore Is selling mp t. s65 At
midday there was a fractional rca.tjcn
tNEw ToEV. August fSth.-Slocks !.rrnrr:
Kansas and Texas rose to ~. TrNa,-Pa,iG,
to lis, Omaha,tu 3Gs doprc!,rrvd tu91. The
market closed strong
New NoEN, August lSth-Cvaral Pa
ciiic, i23 Burlington. y: Northern
Pacific, 23 Northern Pacific l,rr-
terred, 54s; Northwestern. l0Ii: New York
Central, 105; Oregon Navigation Com
pany, S2} Oregon TrauscoutinoutaI. IL
Pacific Mail. 81, Panama. 9S: 81 Louis
and san Francisco, 17}; Union Pacific, 50
TcXas-Pacitic, l4s: Wells, Fargo 4 COS
Express. l03; Western Union, G7.
Hanlan's Lost LaurelS.
PHGLtpELPIHA, August 18th. The Pres
has a Montreal special which saws II is
not thought 10y Hanlau'S friends al all like
ly that he will come home without making
an effort to win back the title hc took with
him. II ne succeeds. he will undoubtedly
leave such Il dangerous quarter as soon as
possible. Once home again, no time will
be lost in matching Tecmer against Han
Ian, as the hackers OF the Young Mckee,
port sculler will rcdouble their confidence
in their mans ability to defeat Hanlan.
now that it has been shown that he can be
beaten.
4 Sacramento Land Case.
WAsHINGroN, August 1Sth.-Acting as
sistant Attomcy-Gencral Baxter. of the In
terror Department. to-day heard arguments
on the appeal FROM the decision i'll the case
OF Alvin Stevens ct al. W.. Eben Owen in
volving certain lands in the Sacramento
(Cal.) Land District. Decision was re-
served.
Death of Mary CIemmer."
WASHINGTON, August 1Sth.-Mary Glenn
mer (Mrs. Hudson) died at her residence in
this city tonight of hemOrrhagc of the
brain. She has been too i'll and feeble for
several months TO keep up her usual lite
rary work but it was not until last We'd
nesday that the rupture of blood vessel
in the brain produced complete prostration,
ending finally in death.
Brutal Dog Fight.
LoNG ISLAND CITY a.. I), August 18th
\ dog fight between the imported English
brindle jim, property of an English noble
man, backed by Boston and English sports
men, and Brindle from Philadelphia. for
$500 and the gate money, took place this
afternoon. The Philadelphia dog won.
killing his antagonist after two hours fight
ing. Between 500 and 600 persons from all
parts Of the United States and England
were present. The large English dog was
the favorite nj the start
The Texas and Pacific Railroad All Right
Again.
New ORLEANS, August 1Sth-Thc break
in the Texas and Pacific Railroad, caused
by the Davis crevasse, is fully repaired.
and trains are running regularly. Freight
for Texas, California and Mexico, from
New York, via the Cromwell steamship
line, is now transferred from the Cromwell
line Of steamers directly to the cars on the
steamship wharf.
Rumored Sale of Maud 8.
SARATOGA, August 1Sth.-It is said here
that Robert Bonner has purchased Maud
5. of Vanderbilt and that the mare will be
used in trotting races Maud : will. aS far
as rumor goes, be delivered to Bonncrs
representative tomorrow morning
Pleasure Resorts Crowded.
New YORK, August lsth.-Thc ther-
mometer touched 90 yesterday. Allpleas-
IRE resorts harp4 hourS Uarn r,cu-,I.I FrE,,n