Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-12

| faithfully carried out. Kuntz says that he
! beat his way to San Francisco once before.
He started from New York Monday. He
said: " have to hunt for every meal eat.
| cannot walk more than one mile from q
station at any place where we happen to
stop. SHINES follows me constantly. III
get put of, he gets of, too. If l win. half
the money is mine
Street Railways in New York.
New YORK, June 11th.-The Broadway
| Surface Railroad Company has nearly COM
| pleted its second track, and will have the
cars running on Fourteenth street to Bowl
ing Green easily within the time fixed by
the charter. The Broadway Stage Associa-
ton Will then withdraw their lines by
agreement. A sharp contest has sprung
up between the Broadway and rival surface
railways, running lateral and across tracks,
regarding the use of the street below
Bowling Green. There is rich promise of
| injunctions and fierce litigation in the
question of the Arcade Railroad under
| Broadway, which is awaiting Governor
| Hills action.
Mrs. Grants Presents to the Government.
New YORK, June 11th-Colonel r. NJ.
| Batchelder, who was sent from Washing
| ton by the War Department to receive the
swords and tokens of honor belonging to
General Grant, called to-day at the Gen
erals house, accompanied by two expert
packers Of rare furniture and bric-a-brac.
| The property, which had been turned over
to the Government by Mrs. Grant, who re-
ceived it in trust from VIM. III. Vanderbilt,
was produced, and as each article was
packed its designation was checked off. The
property viii be shipped to Washington by
express.
Grants Summer Residence.
| New York, June 11th-The Commercial
states that Grants family and physicians,
recognizing the necessity of his early re-
moval from the dampness of the sea coast
to dry climate, will take him about the
23d to Mount McGregor, eleven miles north
of Saratoga, where he will be the guest of
Joseph w. DreXel. McGregor is 1000 feet
high, and accessible from Saratoga by a
narrowgauge railroad.
Meeting of Passenger Agents.
New YORK, June 1Ith.-The passenger
agents met at Commissioner Fink's office
to-day and agreed upon plan OF arbitra-
ton and upon general plan of pooling,
| and were instructed to submit that agree
ment to the Executive Committee mana
gers. The proposed plan is much like the
old one, and provides for pooling business
between New York and Boston in the East,
Chicago and st. Louis in the West, and
Cincinnati and Louisville in the South If
any other pooling is demanded it will come
from the lines individually later.
Smallpox in New York Harbor.
New YORK, June 11th.-The steamers
Weyser and Polynesia have been lying in
quarantine for eight days off the boarding
station. During that interval smallpox
| has taken a stubborn foothold among the
people on board No less than forty cases
of the disease have appeared since the con-
tagion was brought into port by the pas
sengers.
UnearthinS of Six Skulls.
NEW YORK, June 11th-Six skulls were
dug up in Broadway, between Reade and
Chambers streets, twelve feet below the
surface, yesterday, by the Steam Heating
Company. The Oldest residents are non
plussed.
| New York Stock Market.
New YORK. June 11th-Stocks were
strong in early dealings, first prices gener-
ally showing an advance of to /, from
which there was further gain of ! to Z,
led by Lackawanna and ST. Paul Later, a
moderate reaction, followed by another
upward movement and at IL o'clock the
market was strong at about the highest
prices of the morning. There was little
activity in the early dealings, followed by
a relapse into the usual extreme of dull
ness, which has continued.
New YORK, June 11th-Noon.-Sto
during the past hour have been dull,
strengthened by st. Paul and Laekawanna,
the latter and st. Paul advancing. At
noon the market was a shade only below
the highest quotations Of the day and is
still steady.
New YORK, June 11th-3 p. M.-Stocks
dull and steady until after o'clock. Dur
ing the hast hour there was increased activ-
ity, accompanied by decided advance in
favorite speculative shares, which was
maintained with only slight reactions to
the close. The market closed strong at or
nearly the best prices of the day.
Tho Dolphin's Final Trial Trip.
New YORK, June 11th.-The new dis
patch boat Dolphin made her final trial
| trip to-day-that of steaming six hours at
sea. According to the log her average
speed was 124 knots per hour, but accord
ing to the distance charts it was Is $40
knots. The vessel will probably be soon
put in commission by the Government.
The New Hampshire Senatorship.
CONCORD, June 11th.-The Republican
caucus for candidate for United States
Senator tonight resulted in the nomination
of Senator Henry w. Blair on the first
| ballot
FrightfuI Disaster in Railway Tunnel.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.) J, June 11th-A dis
patch TO the Times from New River, Tenn.
ON the Cincinnati Southern Railway, SAYS
that tunnel caved in to-day on a con-
struction train, and six persons were killed
| and twenty wounded The wires are down.