Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-11

SlSnet, not only by myself, but by dOzen
well-known gentlemen, including tile re-
porters OF two Of the leading daily news
papers Of that city"
The American Turf.
WASHINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, June 10th.
The attendance st Washington Park to-day
was aEe;l large, though the weather was
cold and cloudy. Spring oyercoats and
Wy. ps We're IN good demand. The track
vas in fair condition, though not last, and
he sport was of Il most spirited description.
The first race was one mile for 3-year-
oids, penalties and allowances. The start
ers were Our Friend, Manda Brown. Con
stellation, Guydette, Eva BriuoE and
Exile. The race was 4 beautiful one. Exile
winning by a nose, after 4 driving finish
by Manda Brown, who beat Guydcttc by
nose for place. Time, l:47. The Paris
MutGalS paid % SO,
The second race was for the tluickstep
stakes for 2yearoldS, half a mile. The
starters wtre King of Norfolk, Primero,
! Mollic NcCarthy'S LAST, Uncle Dan. Hattie
Carlisle, Tartar Lancaster. kermar, France,
MiSslVe, Syntax, Hazel klrkc, WOndcroQ,
Marmosct. Mamie Hunt, Bankrupt, En-
right and Sister Monica. Il the pools. the
field sold FOR SO, Bankrupt @3I, EnriGht
So, King Of Norfolk 81. Marnoset SIS,
Tartar Sl5. There was 4 delay OF over II
minutes Ut the post. Starter Sheridan
finally sent them away in excellent
shape, W0nderon Bankrupt and Marmoset
leading the bunch. 1t the head Of the
stretch MarmOset was first by neck, King
OF Norfolk second, France third, Bankrupt
fourth and Enright fifth, the others bunch
ing. \ turlOng from home King Of Nor
folk shot to the front on the outside, and
coming On lie won handily by length
4..Crs -f,,t,+ A,, ll1.
half that distance for place. Time, SOL
The Paris mutuals paid 81 90
The third race was two miles for all ages,
penalties and allowances. The starters
were Glendalia, BcechmOre, Bob Miles ami
April Fool. Giendalia led for the first
mile, when April Fool went to the front,
followed by Miles The latter waited on
April Fool until they entered the stretch,
when Miles coming away, won hands down
by length, with Beechmore q poor third.
Time, 3:3S!. The Paris mutuals paid -.
In the fourth race, selling purse one
mile and quarter Nergie Hearne, Halay,
Idle Pat K. Monee, John Davis, Tax Gath
erer and Leman started. John Davis led
from start to finish, and won by three
lengths, with Tax Gatherer second, q length
in front of LemaT, third. Time, 210 The
Paris mutuais paid IS 50.
The fifth race was three-quarter of mile
heats for all ages, penalties and allowances. |
The starters were Red Girl, Phil. Lewis, !
Chantilly. Tallyrand Kalata. Lycur5us. !
Sam Powers, May Hamilton, Nora n. and
Midnight. The first heat lycurguS won by
a nose, Red Girl Second, a nose in front OF
Phil. Lewis, third Time, 1:17! In the
second heat Nora NJ. was first May HamiI- |
fDi I1Oguu' i'cu ~ Glll 5IIiIu. lIIel l't4.
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ttlS, ~ G,'is5I9 StGUi1" 81, 1i'Ie' I-I2i-
l ne / ''''S ilu'''''-S palo % ~
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a9rg a. 'tGiiiI5outi =, S(SlSIG4y, where nag
~ Iia 49, tj ~ lil-,'!e ii' i'l9i
.i a. d oiio u 'Hc 'est tlllsa pi
lIIG me seS9oi!' IicI EiaiIi si@y' power &nu
sil ~ oi Sollis He-J H'lcll auiliIIf''- 9l4s
2tio" 2tl1 e'' VoiIsiocI''o;e temper Ho%e'el.
-, i'ii'' .i.' siie "ouu UVtt'c
rl;,,od ~, -. 81 -. m''9 '!,3
bv tGe erratic WestWi1d
At BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHToN BEACH, JULY lO;h-This was
q delightful day. There was large at
tendance and Il good track. The first three
quarter Of q mile race Joe SAWYER won.
Belle 3. second, Carrie Stewart third.
Time, l:lGl The second thrce-uuartcr Of
q mile race Tatler won, II CAPTAIN second.
Jocose third. Time, 1:15l The third three
quarter OF q mile race Navarro won, Eva
4. second, Embargo third Time, 1:I54
The mile and an eighth race Lucy Lewis
won, Niolator second. Arsenic third. Time
f:574. The seyen-eightlg Of a mile race for
maidens of ali ages. RaGnor won. Teclm-
sch second, BarerO third. Time. l.30l
The mile and Il quarter race for all ayes
Barnum won, Americus second, Emma
Manly third. Time. 2IOi.
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me ihiiiofai Ira1iic question III New
York
New York, July lGth.-Easterr secular
journals handle the {,1iI HAL Ga.ettc scandal
with unusual delicacv, generally ascribing
mercenary motives to the publishers. Such
religious journals as have spoken take
different view, and are not SO mincing III
It's discussion. Public sentiment here has
been sharpened INTO approval Of the Ga
~ctte 5 course 'S Two lIal9 tlllS week OF men
charged with immoral traffic IN and abuse
Of children. One received the utmost SEN
tence OF the law-twcnty years III the State
FrlSoh, ne was d man OF over 50 years
fl r Chr other Is The po1.i g2,, +,o"I F, GiufG
W. gaTd ll nd1icio i,G l'd ad 80 i e 0I1S
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'irI Ge was ccnvictod ~ T I5s Gsiii 'a,s
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ca 1ra cannot Iya Won tIo ~ I!;'.iu ~
retigionS nress on fbe ontio W ~ VI 1; by
nj C91lf,e. L,,+ s az, ~ ~ 'ne "a.
is concerned, we most heartily annroIa cf
| this exposure as an absolute necessity. and
productive of much good. For long time
past there has been an under-current of
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