Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-02

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o'clock the market was quiet, but strong at
the changes noted.
New YORK, September 1st.-stoeks weak
since noon, and after p. NJ. the market
declined, the decline during the next half
hour ranging from ] TO l. led by I.acka-
wanna. The decline was then checked.
and slight reaction followed, the market
finally closing barely steady and little
above the lowest quotations of the dav.
The American Turf.
NEW YORK, September 1st.-A TTiJu1e's
Chicago special of the 3lst ult says Lucky
BALDWIN SAID to reporter TODAY in regard
to the injunction served upon his horses
Volante and Rapido at Saratoga by a couple
of his employees to recover 81. 600 wages.
that he had signed no contract. and as
there IS nothing binding in his having ten
dered the men reasonable pay, he proposes
TO tight the matter through the Courts if it
takes $4,000. The two horses arrived here
TINS evening and will race this week
AT WASHINGTON PARK
WASHINGTON PARK, September 1st.-The
track was fast to-day. In the mile and a
sixteenth race Gold Band had a walkover.
The first three-quarters of mile race Ly-
curgus won, Midnight second, Forest third.
Time, 1:l6. The second three-quarters of a
mile race klrkman won, jim GREY second.
Lucas third. Time, 1:164. In the mile
heats race, the first heat Buchanan won
Ellie second, Little Fellow third. Time.
l:44!. The second heat was the same as
the first. Time, las. The mile race. Irish
Lass won, Adventurer second, Woodcock
third. Time, LA. The two-mile race
over hurdles, Lord George won, Ascoli sec
ond, Gay third. Time, 3:49!.
AT COMFY tsrANn
New York, September 1st.-There was
large attendance and fine weather during
the races to-day at Coney Island.
The first race was for all ages. winning
penalties, three-quarters Of a mile. The
starters were Slasher, Louisette, Jim Rem
Wick, Brambleton, Conkling and Avalon.
jim Renwick won by length, Avalon
second, Conkling third Time, 1:162.
In the second race, sweepstakes for nom
winners, one and an eighth miles. the
starters were Banana Longview, Sapphire.
Cleaner, Bella, Strabismus Haledon, SUIT
ter, Tony Foster, King B., Harry Rose and
Parole. Suffer won by half length,
Cleaner second, Bella third. Time, 1853.
The third race was for two-year-olds,
non-winning allowances, three quarters of
a mile. The starters were Shamrock, Bour-
bon, Laura, Garrison, Fortuna, Calera,
Flayia, Scottish Lass, Miliie, Lovely and
Bonsair. Mile won by five lengths, Scot
fish Lass second, Fortuna third Time,
l:1S!.
The fourth race was the Twin City handi-
cap, 800 each, with $500 added, $500 to
the second of the added money and twenty
per cent Of the stakes, the third TO get ten
per cent of the stakes. The starters were
Richmond, Imported Richmond, Bob Cook,
Monogram, Katrine, Tenstone, Bersan.
Tornado Topsy, Hidalgo, Long knight,
East Lynne, War Eagle, Thackerav, Wick
ham, Kosciusko and Saltpetre. The pools
sold: Dryers Richmond, $500; Imported
Richmond, 1920; Morris & Patton's entries
of Ienstone and BerSan, SO; Wickham,
500; War Eagle, $50; Katrine, $40: the
field, $40. The start was a good one. and
as they swept past the stand Monogram,
katrine, Imported Richmond and Tenstone
made splendid picture in front, even in
line: Turning into the bend, Monogram and
harlne were so near together that it was
hard TO distinguish which led, Bersan run
nlng strong a quarter of length on the out
side, as her attendant, Imported Richmond.
was next in company. On the back stretch
Katrine Went to the front in good form.
Monogram now being second, with Bersan
third The splendid powers OF the Western
visitor began to be brought out by Fitz-
patrick, and calling on Bersan, down the
back stretch and into the finish with
katrlne, they made a fire race Bob Cook
had place on the outside of the third
phalanX for three-quarters of the distance,
but simultaneously with Katrine he came
out of the bunch, and at a clipping pace
made memorable finish, with Katrine
for second place. which ended in the
judges giving it as a dead heat, Bersan
winning the race by half length. Time.
212!.
The fifth was Z selling race, one and one
eighth miles, with the following starters
Strathspey Jack O'Hearts, Panique Whiz-
gig, Leroy and Mary Hamilton. Straths-
pey won by short length, Whizgig sec
ond, Mary Hamilton third Time. 2:OOf.
In the sixth race, the bay steeplechase.
handicap sweepstakes, over the full course,
the starters were Quebec, Puritan, Ecuador.
sun Star, Tilford, Jim Carlisle, Judge Grit
fifth, Wimbledon, Tarquin. Contain, Glen
arm and Wellington. Wimbledon won bv
three lengths, Puritan second Judge Crit
fiths third Time, 6:37.
AT NARRAGANsETT PARK.
Providence (R. L., September 1st.-The
grand trotting circuit meeting at Narragan-
sett Park opened to-day with q good at
tendance and fast track The weather
was slightly cool. The class 2:25 race. Jane
r. won, Newsboy second George L. third,
Nellie Gray fourth. Best time, 2:264. The
class 2:19 race, William Arthur won, Adele
Gould second, Mambrino Sparkle third.
Billy Button fourth. Best time, 22O.
Class 2:1S race, pacing, was unfinished.
Toledo Girl won the first heat and Joe Bra
den the second and third heats Best time.
216i.
The Oyster Season.
New YORK, September 1st-The oyster
season, which practically opens to-day
promises TO be unusually prosperous. Deal
ers say that oysters are plenty and good
The East River oysters, from City Island
and Cow Bay cost from 81 to So per 100
The Mill Pond, from our own beds at Ovs-
ter Bay, cost 81 to 81 The Blue Points
from the sOnth side of Long Island are 81
per loO, and the Rockaways from Jamaica
Bay, are 81 to 81 so according to size.
Strike of Tin Can Makers.
BALTIMORE, September 1st.-To the great
surprise of those most interested, the strike
of the tin can makers became general to-
day, and there is an entire suspension of
that industry. Several employers offered
within five cents per hundred of the de
mand Of their employees, but the offer was
rejected The stock of cans on hand is
said to be large, and there is exhibited no
disposition TO yield by either side in the
controversy.
The President in tho Adirondacks.
LAKE PLACID, September 1st.-The Presi-
dent and DR.. Ward arrived here at 430
o'clock. They will remain here tonight
and visit Adirondack Lodge tomorrow.
Man and Woman Drowned.
WASHINGTON, September 1st.-John T.
Morgan, Jr.. son OF Senator Morgan, of
Alabama, and Mrs. Della Stella were up
the river tonight in canoe. and when
near the chain bridge were caught in a
squall. The canoe was overturned, and
both were drowned.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Ravages OF Cholera.
MADRID, September lst.-Yesterday 1863
new cases of cholera and ,120 deaths were
reported throughout Spain.
LONDON, September 1st.-The Spanish