Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-27

This special dedication of separate day
in honor of the Mexican republic, its Pres
ident, Congress, army and people, is due
and is a fitting tribute which deserves to be
seconded by the citizens of Louisiana and
all Mexicans who may be in New Or
leans on that day, so they may display
their intelligent and grateful appreciation
of the generous and magnanimous share
which Mexico has taken in this unpar-
! alleled enterprise"
Jerome Park Races - Haggin'S Tyrant
Wins His Race.
JEROME PARK, May 26th-The American
| Jockey Club opened its spring meeting to-
| day. The weather was beautiful, the at
| tendance large and the track fair. The
| three-fourths-mile race for all ages Little
Minch won, Monage second, MammoniSt
third. Time 1:174.. The mile race for
| three-year-olds and upwards Pampero won,
Marshland second, Richmond third Time,
Ian. The mile and quarter race Peveler
won, Himalya second Comanehe third.
Time, 2:134, The mile race for three-year-
olds Tyrant won, Richmond second, Tecum-
sch third Time, 1:45!. The mile and
half a furlong race for three-year-old and
upwards Abba won, Waveslight second,
Colonel Watson third. Time, 1:56. The
Abraham won, Miss Moulsey second, Rose
third. Time 4:249
REVIEW OF TYRANTS RACE.
NEW YORK, May 27th-A M-The san
has the following on the Jerome Park
races The finest performance of the day
was the winning of the Withers stake by q
white-faced, white-legged son of the great
! Tom, just from California He came with
| a rush at the finish, while Mclaughlin, on
Richmond, was having it hot with Spell
man. who was riding Tecumseh. Nc
Laughlin had won races on Tecumseh at
Baltimore, and he was the only horse that
he was really afraid Of. Patsey Duffy, the
crack jockey of California Slipped in between
! the rail and the rivals, passing them like a
| phantom. The California contingent won
a mint of money on their colt Duffy's vic
| tory was the more surprising from his hay
| ing just escaped a serious accident from an
ugly fall. Mclaughlin was heartily ap-
plauded when he appeared in the first race
on the favorite MARYLAND, and also when
/ he rode Dwyer Brothers colt Richmond
out for the Withers stake
| Spring Trotting Meeting at Point Breeze
Park.
PHILADELPHIA. May 26th.-The spring
trotting meeting at Point Breeze Park be-
gan to-day The attendance was small
The first race, for the three-minute class
Boston Girl won, Nettie Thorne second,
Sauyer third, Flaverata fourth Best time.
2:2SI The race for the 2:35 class Lizzie r.
! won, Kitty Birch second Boss II. third,
Westover fourth. Best time, 2:254. The
race for the 2;30 class, PAGERS, Juliet Won
Frederick V. second Honesty third, Edith
Walton fourth. Best time, 2:26t.
Jubilant Cubans.
KEY WEST. May 26th-The Cubans here
are parading the streets with bands of
music, in consequence of the reported
| landing at Santiago de Cuba, of an expe-
dition numbering 200 men under VarOna
and Maceo, which, it is stated, has since
been reinforced by 1000 men from that
district. A state of siege has been decreed,
and the Captain-General of Cuba has gone
with troops to that province.
Fine Fruit Prospect.
KINGSTON On. ", May 26th.-Reports
| from nearly every leading fruit grower in
the Hudson River valley shows that, with
the exception of peaches the yield of fruits
will be one of the largest and best in many
years.
Pennsylvania to Have Board of Health
HARRISBURG, May 26th.-The bill estab-
fishing Board of Health was passed by
the House to-day. 1t now goes to the Gov
ernOr.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, May 26th.-Stocks dull, but
strong. The strongest stocks have been
Western Union, New York Central and
Lackawanna, while Jersey Central adj
Vanced |