Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-04

Time, 1:16i. The mutuals paid SD. The
third heat Irish Pat won. Time, l:174.
The mutuals paid s. SO. The mile and
half hurdle race Guy won, Ascoli second,
Lord George third. Time, 2:47l. The
mutuals paid S13 60.
MAUD $. FAILS TO LOWER HER RECORD
PROVIDENCE Or. L., September 3D.
Maud S. made 2:13 in her trial to-day. She
was not sent until after o'clock.
NARRAGANsETT PARK.
PROVIDENCE (R L., September 3d.-At
Narragansett Park, the class 2:25 race, I'M
finished, w. K won, Prince Middleton sec
ond Mystic third, Dick Organ fourth. Best
time, 2:22t. The class 2:21 race, Bessie won,
Windsor Nj. second, Judge Dams third
Harry Roberts fourth. Best time, PIG.
RACES AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
New York, September 3d.-The attend
ance at the Coney Island Jockey Club
meeting to-day was very large, and the
track in splendid condition The feature
of the days racing was the winning of the
September stakes by the Western visitor
Hidalgo, after a splendid finish, with
Wanda, of Rancocas stables, whom, after
most exciting race, he defeated by a neck
The seven-eighths of mile race for all
ages Avalon won, Tornado second Cleaner
third. Time, l:293. Tyrant was the last
but one off, ran fourth in the stretch and
finished fifth.
The mile race for three year-olds and up
wards, Elmendorf won, Sam Brown sec
ond, Reca third. Time, 1:47.
The mile and three-eighths race, for
three-year-olds and upward, Dutch Roller
won, All Abba second, Miss Brewster third.
Time DPS.
In the mile and three-quarters race, for
year-olds, Favor, East Lynne and
Richmond were in the first row when the
flag fell, st. Augustine, Hidalgo and Kat
rina in the next, Wanda last. East Lynne
next got the lead, and they swept past the
stand, Richmond, East Lynne, Favor. St.
Augustine and Hidalgo, in the order
named, well punched. In the back stretch
East Lynne had slight lead, with Ridalgo
close up, and with very little change they
ran in this order into the stretch, when a
splendid race between Wanda and Hidalgo
took place, the Californian beating Wanda
by neck, she being three-fourths of
length ahead of Longview, who was third.
Katrina was badly cut down, and limped
in. 1t is said she is irreparably ruined.
Time, 1904.
The three-quarters of mile race for two
year-olds, Mile won, Flaitia second, Cal
era third. Time, 1:lS4.
The steeple chase over the full course,
Repeater won, Cochrane second, Wimble-
don third. Time CAB
Ex-senator Gwin Dead.
New YORK, September 3d.-Ex-Senator
Gwin, of California, died at noon to-day at
the New York Hotel. The dead mans
son had been telegraphed for, and will ar
rive Monday. No member of the decease6's
far w OF no of h lao
Cincinnati Conhagration.
CINCINNATI, September 3d-About dusk
this evening the fire department of the
city was called to the corner of Sixth and
Hoadly streets, where a fire had gained
much Roadway in the freight department
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railway. The building extends from Fifth
to Sixth street, a distance of 500 feet. The
lower floor is occupied as freight depot by
the railroad company, while the upper
stories are used by the Cincinnati Mailing
and Warehouse Company, J. B. Megrue &
Co.. proprietors. An immense quantity of
grain was stored in the building, and, with
the building, was totally destroyed. The
freight on hand was also badly damaged.
The loss on the building is $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000. The loss of the mailing
company is $4,000; insured for $1,000
The freight in the depot was totally con-
sumed, and the loss may reach $4,000, on
which there is $4,000 insurance.
Wisconsin Good TempIars.
MADISON, September 3d.-The Wisconsin
Grand Lodge of Good Templars, to-day
adopted a resolution that no Good Tenn
plar should take any part either in calling
for an election under the provisions of the
new license law, or voting on the price of
license in the event of an election held.
Our Order is opposed to all license, high or
low. We sympathize with every move
ment made in good faith to put an end to
the liquor traffic in this State. Our Order
has looked upon the Prohibition party as
such movement, and to ii does not hest
tate to say God speed
Stocks in New York.
New YORK, September 3d.--There were
only slight changes in the opening quota
tons at the Stock Exchange this morning.
Lackawanna and Union Pacific were and
Jersey Central ! higher. Changers Western
Union and Northern Pacific were I'M
changed, and the others lower. The OPEN
ing quotations generally were the lowest of
the morning. The market immediately
stifened, and prices continued strong until
lO:45, the gains amounting from to Z.
During the last fifteen minutes prices yield
ed small fraction, but at II o'clock the
market again was strong and dull.
New YORK, September 3d-Noon-
Stocks continued strong until 11:30, but
after that became weaker, and general
decline in small fractions followed New
York Central, however, lost all its early
advance, and is now below the opening.
AT noon the market was dull and heavy at
small fractions below II o'clock prices.
New YORK, September 3d.-Central Pa
citic, 399; Burlington, 100; Northern Pacific,
204 preferred, Al Northwestern, 9Ss
New York Central, 994 Oregon Naviga-
ton, 7S; Transcontinental, 204 Pacific
Mail, sol Panama, IS; st. Louis and San
Francisco, 1S4 Texas Pacific, 1S3 Union
Pacific, 81; Wells-Fargo's Express, 113;
Western Union, rs
New York, September 3d.-At POS p. NJ.
stocks were weak, the decline in Lacka-
wanna amounting to Z, Union Pacific IL,
and others less than l. Shortly before the
close the decline was checked and the
market closed about steady and generally a
shade above the lowest prices of the day