Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-02

ever witnessed here, and has been the topic |
of clubs and hotels for 4 week. Long be- |
fore the time set for opening the game last |
night it was well nigh impossible to get |
into the vestbule Of the building Hun |
dreds were outside. The hall was packed |
and tie balconies crowded, the greater part |
of the occupant being ladies. Large sums |
had been wage1e |. and before the audience |
assembled bets were freely offered and |
taken in tie nall, and in some cases as high |
as 81 900 . side. 1t would certainly be |
within figures to say THAI $20,000 changed |
hands on the resl!t. The Times thus de |
scribes the closing scenes: Slosson, who |
had been playing an uphill game from the |
start, now rcsc up and did the big work of |
the evening SChatfcT's score had stood |
only few minutes before 2Sl and his own |
203. SluSson. after nursing the balls for . |
little while. made g nlasSe Gra7g that filled !
the spectators with joy. 4 moment later |
he treated them 10 J short curve masse. |
lie played bank shots night and left and |
did not appear to know now to miss |
getting a good position out Of each |
one He then made q SNOWY spread at !
the side cushion, sending one bali into !
the corner, here his own followed it, |
while the othe' went down the table, took |
the end cushion and then rolled slowly |
back into the, corner where the first two |
were Then h nugsed them along outside |
of the line, pursuing the same tactics !
Schaetier had adopted. On the forty-ninth |
shot he made a strong draw. Later, he got |
the balls apart, then made q beautiful kiss |
and shot clear across the table, playing !
with his left hand tw0-cushiou shot. On |
his ninetY-ninth Shot he brought the three |
balls in line, very close together, when he |
played tor kiss and missed by hair. |
When he sat down his score was 335, |
Schaeifer 23i. His run took the heart out |
Of Schaeiler, and he rapidly went to pieces, |
missing simple caroms. Sl0sson made Il
beautiful masse, then four consecutive !
brilliant draws, counting tifty-seyen. leay |
ing him bnt fourteen to 90 to win. Schaet
fer could respond With nothing better than
Il miss on : very easy sinGie-CushiOn shot
Slcss0n then played sixteen more shots,
most Of which were brilliant, and this
closed the game and tournament He
shock hands with Schaei,er, who looked
sorrow deeper than all words.
Billiard tournament Prizes.
KEw York, May 1st-The Herald says
of the billiard tournament; The first prize,
of 81 coo, g0es 10 Slosson; the second OF
$500, to Schaefer; the third, of 400, 70 Sex
ton; the fourth, Of $3.50, to Daly.
Conrnoaore Garrison Dead.
New YORK. May st-Conmodore Cor
nelius K Garrison died al his late residence,
No. - Park avenue, III this city, just before
noon to-day.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
New YORK, May 1st-The Commodore
died at ] O'Clock Of paralysis Of the heart.
He was IS years Of age. Eight years ago
he had a strake Of paralysis, which has
affected his entire right side ever since On
Thursday evening he entertained some
friends at dinncr, and was unusually bright.
He talked about his assignment OF last
June, ana expressed the opinion that he
would soon have ell his property hack in
his own hands. His surplus estate is esti-
mated to be worth from 81 800, coo to s., &c.,
600. The funeral VIII take place Monday
Another Trunk Horror.
PITTsBURG May 1st,-This evening The
baggagem4ster of the Union depot, upon
bursting open trunk which gave ont a
suspici0u3 odor. was hoIrihed To find
therein the body Of a man, securely bound,
and in al advanced state Of decomposition.
The face waa badly discoiOred and bloated,
and the stencil Va, -u sFdat thai it kept at
q safe distance the large crowd which
quick kty gathered The trunk was COM
mon wooden o. :, and evidently had not
been in use before. II arrived from Chicago
over the Piusburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Rail way at & O'clock on the morning
express. and was checked 4, Ill but no per-
son called TO claim it, The bageage gemaster
noticed a peCulaf smell when it was un-
loaded from the train this morning, but no
attention was paid to il until this evening,
when the stencil became unbearable. There
was no mark cf violence. The body was
that Of q lahoring man, about 80 years Of
age, short build and smooth face. 1t was
dressed in pair of checked pants, blue
cotton shirt, b.le vOolen stockings, and
had On 4 pair OF new Congress CATERS.
Vivisect;oa at the Believua Hospital.
NEW YORK, AIay lst.-Henrg Berah is
ont with strong denunciation of Bellevue
/ Hospital where viv.seCtiOn is praCtiCed.
Having been shown q description of trans
fer of i portion 9f muscular tissue from a
! dogs leg to the arm Of q young woman at
that institution, he remarked that the hos
ptal is regular human slaughter house
1t is an internal deyilish place of cruelty
10 all human beiue5 who come within its
clutches. Il is plact where young fellows
I from medical schools are permitted to
practice on patients a3 If on dead bodies.
There is no length 10 which they will not
Z 90. An exchange Of flesh which transfers
the circulation of dumb animal into the
| system Of human being will Kill the
woman.
I a Witness for the Tichborne Claimant.
DEs MoIEEs (Ia), MAY 1st.-When Ar
( thur Orion, fhe TichbDr1e claimant re-
] turned to EHgiapd one year ago, he set
about TO renew eareh for missing wit
ness, He always claimed be would es;ab-
/ iish his identity. When Marshal Hai1ner
! received Ofton's circular he believed he
had q clue, and so satisfactory was his state
F. ment to Orton's solicitors that the latter re
! milted $500 for expense Of the search
Yesterday Marshal HaffneF received dis
patch from Police Clerk McCord, Of this
city, saying he had found the missing Wit
ness at San Francisco, and that he Is will
ing to 50 10 England to complete Orton's
chain Of evidence. The Marshal has cabled
/ Orton accordingly.
The Expense nj Long Trial Saved.
GREAT BEND (Kas), May Richard
Parker who murdered his employer here
on Sunday morning, wss captured at Kan
sas City and returned here by train last
night. The train WAS stopped abcut half
mile from town, where crowd Of men
took the prisoner from the officers q rope
was tied around his neck and lie was
dragged to town behind horse at full
I gallop. He was then taken to the billiard
| hall, where he had committed the murder,
. ana hanged to the awning III front Of the
! building. The body hung for about fifteen
minutes, when it was cut down by the
!, Coroner.
New York Stock Market.
! New York, May lst-StocSs extremely
dull and Ioveg than they closed last
! evening, but Lackawanna, Delaware and
| Hudson, Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
j Jersey Central and Missouri Pacific are
strong Grangefs, Union Pacific and
Western Union are arutnr the Stronrest on
the list, During the psst hour Pacific Mail
was steady and others unusually active.
Stocks are heavy, but the fluctuations are
within very narrow limits
NEW YORK, May 1st.-Central Pacific, 81;
Burlington, 1871; Northern Pacific, III
Northern Pacific preferred, S97; North
; western, 95s; New York Central, s95
Oregon Navigation, 753; Transcontinantai
} l4l Pacific Mail, $50; Panama, 9S; St