Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-30
Eastern Races,

Eastern Races,
CHICAGO, July 29th.-At Washington
Park the weather was pleasant the track
good, and the attendance large. The mile
race, Cleaner won, Mamie Hunt second,
Skobeloff third. Time, 1:462 Nlutuals
paid Sc 40. The second race, one mile,
Llera won, Sister Monica second, The
Dude third. Time, 1:479 Mutuals paid
S26 10. The third race, three -fourths of a
mile, Laredo won, Terra Gotta second,
Carrie third. Time, 1:15. Mutuals paid
Sll 20. The fourth race, two miles,
Buchanan won, Idle Pat second, Grant NJ.
third. Time, 3:45f. Mutuals paid 81 10.
The sixth race, steeple chase, full course,
Tennessee won, Aurelian second. Mystic
third. Time not taken. Mu;nals paid
$40 60.
SARATOGA, July 29th.-The weather to-
day was clear and warm, the track good
and the attendance large The purse for
one mile Lady Wayward won, Endurer
second. Amber third. Time, 1:4i. The
Alabama stakes, for three-year- old FLIES,
one and one-eighth miles, Millie won. Mol
lie McCarthy's Last second, Charity third
Time, 1881! The handicap, one and one
eighth miles, O'Fallon won, Royal Arch
second, Mona third. Time, l:5S. The
selling race, for all ages, three-Quarters of
a mile, Monogram won, Shamrock second,
Isletta third. Time, 1:162. The handicap
It eplechase, two and oue-quarter miles,
Buurke Cochrane won, Disturbance sec
ond Bucephalus third, Time, 4:2S. The
handicap for all ages, one mile, MARYLAND
won, Peekskill second, Gonfalon third.
Time, i:4if The Red Bank stakes for
two-year-olds, three-quarters of mile,
Belvidere wen, Puzzle second, Austriana
third Time, 1,162 The Newark stakes.
for three year-olds, one mile, Linden won,
Lansdowne second, Gardey third Time,
1:44! Thr handicap, for all ages, one and
onc-9uarter miles, Heel and Toe woD, Bar
mum second, Ten Strike third. Time, 2:12l
The purse for three quarter miles Marsh
won, Queen Esther second. Witch third.
Time, 1:l5!. The sixth race, handicap
steepiechase, short course, Harry Mann
won, Wellington second, Tom Brown third.
Time, 80.
CLEVELAND, July 29ih-The feature of
the Cleveland trotting meeting yesterday
was the magnificent performance Of Manza-
nita, the four-year-old daughter of Elec-
tioneer and Mayflower. Ia the 2:23 class
she took the first heat from Belle Hamlin
in 2:164 The second heat she also won in
2:19i Belle Hamin then went TO the
front and won two heats in 2:1Si and 2:19.
Manzanita finishing last The race was
postponed. The time of Manzanita in the
first heat beats the best previous four-year-
old on record, 2:173, which was made ir
December, 1884, by Sallie Benton. OF San
Francisco, in her attempt to beat 2:lS1 To-
day 5000 people attended the races There
were several showers, hut the sport went on
uninterrupted. The summaries are as fol-
lows: The 2::23 race, four heats, of which
two were trotted yesterday, were finished to-
day. Belle Hamlin won the fifth heat and
race, Kitefoot second, Orange Boy third,
Manzanita fourth. Time,2:1SI. The first race
Centilla won, Echo Chief, second. Mambri-
notte third. Reveille fourth. Time, 221-
2:214-2:22t. The second race Oliver X.
won. Alert second. Reference third, Lady
Barefoot fourth. Time, 2:1S-2199-21
The third race. free for all, Harry Wilkes
won, Clemmie &. second, Phyllis third.
Time, 2:16-2143-2;l57. The fifth race
(unfinshedl, Felix won, Memhrino Sparkle
second Billie Button third, Prince Arthur
fourth. Time, 2:l9A-2:17l-2:17-2:1s.
Funeral of Hubert o. Thompson.
NEW YORK, July 29fh.-The funeral of
Hubert o. Thompson took place to-day and
was largely attended. The private funeral
services were attended only by the family
duu tNCiNt fdit-DtdIGiSt uilu Nttt iDIl-
Quoted by Rev. Samuel S. Seward. pastor of
the Sweedenborgian Church of New Jeru-
salem, in the hotel. At 10 o'clock the cof-
fin was carried to the hearse. and followed
by the pail bearers on foot and the family
in carriages, the cortege moved TO the
church. Members of the Board of Alder
men we're present in body, wearing large
black badges. Large delegations from the
District and General Committees OF the
County Democracy, Irving Hall and Tam
many Hall were present. Members of a
Masonic organization occupied seats in the
body of the chapel. All OF them wore large
bows OF Grape on the left arm.
After His Scalp.
Sr Louis, July 29th.-The New Laredo.
Mexico. correspondent of the Globe Demo
crat, telegraphs that all commanders have
received orders to arrest General Trevino
on sight. h1t the probability is that the