Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-11
California wines and Brandies.

To break the record Guerrero, the Califor-
nian, must do ninety-eight miles in the
next twenty-five hours.
California Wines and Brandies.
lCcpyrigt. 1855 by the California Associated Press
New YORK, February 1Oth.-The arrival
of California wines last month by the Pa
citic Mail were S2,047 gallons. Last Janu-
ary there were received by the same line
10, 1876 gallons, and in the same month of
1886, 125, 500 gallons. Of brandies there
were received during January of this year
76S gallons, against 30 gallons last January
and 50 gallons IN the same month of 1856.
Likely to Go Again.
tccpyrigt. 1883, by the California Associated Press
New YORK, February 10th.-Inspector
Byrnes said to-day that Moses Strauss, a
merchant at sos Broadway, who is accused
of conspiring with Jacob Samuels, of 246
Bowery, to burn up Samuels store and get
money out of insurance companies, has
been fully identified as an ex-convict He
served seven years in Trenton prison for
receiving stolen goods in Jersey CitYin 1871.
Clafiin and Woodruff Again.
Copyright, 1885, ne California associated Pressl
NEW YORK, February 1Oth.-Lady Cook,
Viscountess of Mont Serat, is one of the re-
cent arrivals here from London. Fourteen
years ago she was known here as Tennie
c. Claflin. Her sister, Lady Bidolph Mar
tin. formerly known as Victoria C. Wood
hull, will soon follow. They will soon re-
turn to England.
A Deplorabls State of Affairs.
LOUISVILLE, February 10th.-The legis-
lative committee which has been investi-
eating the condition of Kentuckys famous
Rowan county returned to Frankfort this
morning. A very deplorable state of affairs
was found to exist, and it is probable that
the county will either be abolished or trans
ferred to another judicial district.
Heavy Dose for a StockhoIder.
CINCINNATI, February 10th.-E. n. Roth,
of the st. Nicholas Hotel, one of the Di-
rectors and stockholders in the Metropoli-
tan Bank, will lose, it is estimated, from
$4,000 to $4,000 by the suspension Of the
bank. President Means brother, John
Means, is here to give what assistance he
can TO his brother.
An Ex-Ofhcial Dying
fcopyight, 1888, blythe California A'sOcised Pre,s.l
PLArTsBuRG On. ", February 10TH
William h. Smith, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury under Daniel Manning, is
very i'll of Brights disease of the kidneys,
at his home here and is not expected to
live.
Canadian Pacific Tickets.
New YORK, February 10th.-TThe Cana
dian Pacific to-day signed the Joint circu-
lar referring to the abolishlng of the pay
ment of commissions to agents selling
tickets in the trunk line territory The
tickets of the road will be placed in ali
trunk line offices tomorrow.
Teemer Wins The Championship.
TRABUE FLA, February 10th.-A single
scull race took place to-day for purse of
1000 and the championship of America.
The rowers were John Teemer of Pitts
burg, Albert Hamm of Boston, and John
Mckay of Halifax. Teemer won in 20:04,
Mckay 20:08, Hamm 20:10.
a Bsll-Catcher's Salary.
PITTsBURG, February 10th.-Geo. Miller,
the ball-catcher, signed with the Pittsburg
club this afternoon for the same salary as
Carroll receives, which is said to be s., 500.