Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-25

teenth game of the series in the chess con-
test between Zukertort and Steipitz was
played to-day The opening was the
queen gambit declined Zukertoit PLAYED
with the white, Steinitz taking the black
men. After twenty-nine moves, he de-
ieated Zukertort easily. Time-Zukertort,
one hour: Steiniiz, one hour and four min
utes. Stelnliz has now won nine games,
ana needs but one more to win the series.
Death OF the Patent Inside " Man.
New York, March 2Ath.-A. n. Kellogg.
originator OF the system of printing patent
lnsldes Tor country newspapers, died at
Tompkinsville, Ga. on Tuesday. He was
printing country newspaper in Wisconsin
during the war. and his assistant suddenly
leaving him, he sent to the Madison Dttiiy
Journal and had them print him Il half
sheet supplement to fold with his half
sheet. This furnished Kellogg with an
idea, and in 1864 he went into the business
at Chicago. He determined to supply the
very best of reading matter and news 10
country papers, and so we'll did he succeed
that now the kellogg Newspaper Company
is furnishing auxiliary sheets to 1859
country papers, with offices in Chicago. ST.
Louis Cleveland, Kansas City, Memphis
and New York.
The American Turf.
lohiNs -ilil.--l ne IclGUfnD1
says At Sheepshead Bay stabling accom-
mediation is sufficient for nearly 600 horses.
independent OF the building belonging to
Pierre Loriliard and keiser. This week
Mr.. Walcott, the daring California specr-
lator, who is to make his debut as a racing
man on this course, begins 10 build his own
stables, to be known as Fairfax" 1t will
have twenty-four stalls. The Fairfax stable
number, al present, twenty horses includ-
ing the splendid animals bought at the
Lorillard sale and horses purchased in Cali
fornia. These started for Sheepshead Bay
yesterday in charge of Buchanan. who first
came East with Jim Renwick. and who be-
came very popular among the training con-
fraternity. Rowe, better known as Jimmy.
has at present the Rancocas purchases in
ms string to be turned over to Buchanan,
when he comes to Coney Island These
include CyclopS, 3-year- old son of Morti-
mer, out OF the famous grav mare Lizzie
Lucas, who beat Tom Bowling. Charley
Reed, OF Saratoga, bought him for Wolcott
for $4,000, at the Rancocas sale. Beside
Cyclops there are Housatonic, another
3-year- old, bought at the same sale for
$500; Hercules. a3-year-old by Mortimer
ont of Ontaria the Bonnie Scotland mare
and several 2-year-oldS, including the
highly priced Puzzle. Nothing Is known
here OF the California purchases, save that
some were bred by Leland Stanford.
John Keiiy's Improving Health.
New YORK, March 24th.-John Kelly is
improving slowly but steadily His stom-
ach now gives him less trouble than at any
Tune during his illness, and he sleeps better
than he did, but he is not by any means a
well man. HIS physical condition has 50
much improved that Mrs. Kelly and her
friends have great hopes Of his ultimate re-
coyery. When the warm April days come
he VIII take short drives and walks in the
Park. In May Mr.. Kelly and family will
probably go into the country and remain
until fall.
Aid for the Barthoidi Statue.
NEW YORK, March 24th.-The Bartholdi
Statue Committee want another Sl5. 600. to
complete the pedestal, which has been for
gotten of late. To help them to get it. the
Twenty second Regiment has decided to
give an exhibition bugle drill and dress
parade reception at Madison square Garden
on the 10Th OF next month. The Wander
Dit family charge nothing for rent. Gil
more furnishes the music.
COnkling's Aspirations.
NEW YORK, March 24th-Several out
of-toWn papers, during the past week,
stated that Roscoe Conkling aspired to even
higher than Senatorial position. and was
looking for Presidential nomination in
1888. Conkling has repeatedly denied this
to the New York reporters. His law bust
ness now brings him an income of $4,000
year.
The Excise Law in New York.
New YORK, March 24th.-It is said the
excise law is soon to be taken in hand.
Despite reports to the contrary, there is not
hotel or prominent saloon in this CITY
where liquor cannot be had on Sunday.
In some places policemen in uniform stand
inside the doors of prominent hotel.
serve customers at tables, setting out
lunch to cover the sale of liquor and evade
the law.