Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-12

lay the cornet, and, StrangeSt of all, the |
rombone, surprising all in her musical |
accomplishments. She did not keep pace
With her classmates in her other studies, |
nd so year after year she failed to gradu- !
tie, Victoria was the light Of her fathers |
yes while she was at school. He visited
Ter TIVE or three times week, and wrote
o her sometimes twice a day, addressing
ler as My Adored Angel When he
Visited her she would skip over balustrade
% meet him, and he would greet her most
ASKING CoNUNDRUMs.
PHILADELPHIA, September 18th. The
Times ON the Morosini elopement, says: 1t
is only few years since that Morosini was
Il sort of body guard for Jay Gould. Out
Of gratitude for protecting him from the
assaults of some half-crazed spectators
who had been ruined by some of Gould's
points, the latter formed firm of brokers
and put MoroSini in rs one of the partners.
Because of this connection he has made n
great deal of money, and like great many
other parvenus, has since moved in great
grandeur among his fellow gamblers. Why
the daughter of this man should not clone
with her fathers coachman if she wanted
to, it is difficult to understand, as also why
the father should object, as the position of
coachman is quite an honorable as that of
porter in Jay Gould's office, or that of finan-
cial valet to such q man.
THE FUGITIvEs RUN TO EARTH
Troy q. ", September 11th.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent from here to-
night:
To G. Norisini Ne,c York: There is little doubt
that the coachman, Schelling, and wife, are in
Troy. TROY DAILY TELEGRAM
The American Turf.
Providence (R. L., September 11th.-At
Narragansett Park to-day the track was eX-
cellent. In the race for the PHI class, I'M
finished yesterday, Bessie NJ won Lorenzo
second, Messina Boy third. Time, 2:153-
2:16f-2:1S4-2;193. In the postponed race
for the 2:23 class the judges announced the
suspension Of the owner and driver of
Alis, Of Montgomery, for foul driving.
Montgomery won, Iron Age second, Kitty
Patchcn third, Don Carlos fourth. Best
time, 2:19. In the race for the 2:15 class,
Harry Wilkes won, Clemmie c. second,
Phyllis third. Time, 2:l51-2:193-2:1 6l-
2174-2:163- In the race for free-for.
all PAGERS, Westmont won, Jewett second,
Bill 5. third. Time, 2158 -2:15!-2133.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, September 11th.-The
track was fast to-day. In the three-quarter
of a mile race for two-year-olds, selling
purses, Sussex won, Joybcll second, Miss
DAILY third Time, Eli. In the mile and
a furloug handicap, sweepstakes, Duplex
won, Fcrg Kyle second, Logan third. Time,
1:55I. The Bridge handicap race, mile
and a quarter, was won by Water Lilly,
Louisette second, Blast third. Time. 2:3S.
In the mile and three-quarters race, handi-
cap sweepstakes, for all ages Monitor won,
Clnnmcl second, Duchess third. Time,
i:05. lii the three-quarters of mile race
for three-year-oldS and upwards, selling.
Pinafore won, Medusa second, Galaxy
third. Time, 1:1G!. In the steeplechase,
over that course, Quebec won, Charley
Ep},s second, Disturbance third. Time, 4:l3.
liaud :. Preparing to Beat Her Record.
New YORK. September 11ih.-Robert
Bonner says that he has sent Maud = To
Charter oak Park at Hartford where she is
t. remain several weeks under the care OF
her old trainer and groom in order to give
her proper preparation to beat her own UNI
e9ualed record. Vanderbilt believes, and /
believe, in fact. every one believes who
knows the mare, that she is capable Of do
in this
After q Chinese Murderer.
New GoRK. September ilth.-A dispatch
from 'hiiaGe|piIia says CharlpS f. Sing, a
Chinese detective attached to the Chinese
Consulate at New York. arrived in Phila-
dc!piIia yesterday, i'll search of the murder
ers of the Celestial laundryman on Sixth
avenue, New York city. last fall. He had
read OF the 4 attempted murder Of Ching
sing last Monday IN this city The
methods employed were similar 10
I4Joe used in the murder Of the
NcW York iaundrymU. and hc suspected
dat the same man had been engaged in
both crimes. The Chinaman killed in New
! DIRK had been bound with ropes and tied
10 staples in the door and stabbed. The
Philadelphia laundryman was bound in
the same manner, but instead Of using a
knife, III effort WAS made to force Il GUAM
ji;g az chlo"uiurm down the victims
throat. lie resisted successfully. and was
Rescued alive. The Chinese detective, after
a close inspection Of the ;lirce prisoners at
MoyGnensin@. concluded that they were
not the men he wanted
Sir Moses Montefiore
New YORK, September l1th.-The promi-
ncnt rabbis Of the city, and some Of the
most prominent lay Hebrews. met vester-
day afternoon 10 make preliminary ar
engagements for celebrating the centenary
Of Sir Moses MOntcfiore, whose hundredth
birthday occurs October 10Th Great dis
play will be made in fifteen or twenty Of
the synagogues of the city Hebrew and
Christian alike are to be welcomed as far
as accommodations can be provided in each
house Of worship. The celebration will
entirely partake OF a religious character.
Coleman's Yacht CarmeIita.
New YORK, September 11th.-So great
has been the heat during the past few days
that operations on the schooner yacht Car
lnclita, in the yard of j. X. Driscoll. at
Green Point, have been suspended The
yacht is well advanced, having the deck
frame all in. James Y. Coleman, of San
Francisco, her owner, is now in Europe.
The model is of deep draft, keel type. 10
feet over all, IL feet 1 inches wide and 10
feet draft of water
The New Invoice of Mormons.
NEW York, September 11th.-The 500
Mormon converts who arrived yesterday
are made up Of people from England.
Wales, Scotland, Norway, Sweden. Ger
many and Switzerland There is one
freshman among them, said the Rev. A.
W. Blosset " and he is the first Irishman
who has came over for fifteen years. In
appearance the Mormon party compared
tavorably with most immigrants. They
were of all ages. Many women were
sWclteTlng IN winter ulsters that reached to
their feet. One man wore a comforter
around his neck. The party is under the
charge of Elder d. Bennett. There are
with them thirty-One missionaries, who are
returning after various terms of labor
abroad.
Tobacco Crop.
New YORK, September llth.-The actual
offers for the new crop of tobacco show
hat Havana is likely to command good
prices. From 10 to 20 cents per pound has
been offered in New England for Havana.
Is to 30 cents in New York, and in one in
stance in Pennsylvania as high as 40 cents.
In Wisconsin Is to 20 cents per pound has
been refused for Havana. Growers are ex-
oecting a higher price. While the crop is
arge, it bids fair to be the greatest wrapper
;rop ever known. This is one reason for
he good prices. Old tobaccos are pretty
we'll used up; indeed the shortage has not
been 50 great for years.
The South American Commission.
New YORK, September 11th.-A Posts
Washington special says: The State De
yesterday issued instructions to
he Commercial Commission to South
America. 1t is expected the Commission
will arrive here September Goth and start
or South American countries October LIST.
some of the members of the Commission
will take their families Their instructions
re brief and simple.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, September 18th. - Stock
market strong and higher, and prices rose