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The morning call., 1890-08-27
TURF EVENTS.
Firend Finishes Last in the Monmouth
Handicap-At Saratoga.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The Tribune Is
very severe in its report of Murphy's riding
of FireDZi in the Monmouth handicap. 1t
charges him with gross drunkenness in the
saddle. 1t discredi:s any idea Of any one
drugsing his drink. Firenzi was jerked
all about the track and came in last
when she was the favorite. The Tribune
says: "This was singular piece Of
conduct on the part of this jockey:
Haggin had treated him with marked
liberality. He was receiving a generous
salary. 1t Is supposed that Mr.. Haggin
paid him $4,000 for the racing season.
Jockeys salaries are often exaggerated, but
it is certain that Haggn pays Murphy more
than $1,000 for the season. Murphy also
gets outside mounts. He has not been
compelled to waste himself to weakness by
reducing his weight, because almost all
his riding this year for Haggin has been on
Salvador and Firenzi, and they have always
been in races at so heavy weights that
Murphy could ride them without any ex-
tensve reduction. 1t was shameful way
in which to treat so liberal and open-handed
an employer as Haggin, it was wrong and
an outrage ON the public, as Salvador and
Firenzi are the turf idols of the day in
America. With a competent jockey in COM
pete command of his senses, Firenzl might
have won this handicap"
MONMOUTH Aug. 26.-There was an attractive
programme to-day and large crowd present.
The Monmouth handicap was the principal race.
iD which Sven horses started, including Hagsln S
FlreDZi, Baldwiu's Los Angeles aud Hearst
Rhono. Firenzi was The favorite In the betting
but was evidently not In good condition, finishing
last. Tea Tray was the winner, Heaisps khono
getting the place. The winners OF the different
events are as follows:
First race, seven-elphths OF mile. Teddy Ven.
tuIe won, Annie Boylen second, Brussels third.
Time, 1:2S.
Second race, Qomebred stakes) three. quarters
OF mile, Castella had a walK-Over.
Third:race tM0nmouth handicap, one and a
half miles, Tea Tray wor, Rhono second, Lavinia
Belle third. Time, 1884.
Fourth race three quarters OF a mile, Key
West won, HOodlum second, Bellevue third.
Time, 1:15.
Filth race one and an eighth miles, Buddhist
won, KenwOod second, 0rlhamme third Time,
1:644,
Sixth race (selling), three-quarters of a mile.
Daisy Woodruff won. Tom Hood second. st.
James third. Time LIZA.
Seventh race, seyeu-eghths OF a mile, Mon
tague won, Volunteer second, Jersey Pat third.
Tine, ! :2S.
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AN ACTRESS SUIT.
Isabel Morris Case Against Manage
John Maguire.

Isabel Morris Case Against Manager
John Mcguire.
Judge Levy has taken under advisement
the action brought by the actress, Isabel
Morris, against John Mcguire. the theatre
contract. The plaintiff claimed that she had
been engaged by the defendant to perform
in mis- stock company for twenty weeks at a
salary of S1G0 per week. She entered upon
his service, but on February I'd she was
discharged. She was paid $500 for eight
weeks service, but he refused to carry out
the remainder of the contract.
The contract was made with Jay Rial,
and Mcguire Claims that Rial had no
authority to enter into such an agreement.
In his answer he also claims that Miss
Morris was discharged because she refused
to obey the instructions Of the stage
manager.
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HAD TO PLEAD,

The Demurrers of John White and
James Kerr Overruled.
All thu demurrers that were interposed
by John White and James Kerr to the
grand jury indictments charging them with
grand larceny and ENLIGHTENMENT, were
overruled by Judge Murphy yesterday, and
the accused called upon to plead. Both
pleaded not guilty to all the charges, and
their cases will probably be set for trial on
Friday next.
John White and James Kerr we're respec-
lively Business Manager and Cashier of the
CALL Publishing Company, and the indict-
ments accuse them of stealing and embez-
cling some 100000 Of the company's funds
while so employed. They both demurred
to the indictments on the ground that they
were not sufficiently specific. that they did
not show whom the money was taken from,
who composed the firm, or when the offense
was cQmmittad.
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r;.l.. anal pla,form Of idaho democrats.

Ticket and Platform Of Idaho Democrats
BOISE CITY, Aug. 26.-The Democratic
State Convention met at 1880 this morning
and seated the anti-Mormon delegalioHf
from Bear Lake County. D. w. he'u U.
Nez Perez County was elected pelhlanens
Chairman. The convention took IeVtss
until o'clock this afternoon, to enable the
Committee on Resolutions to complete
platform. r.
In the afternoon Benjamin Wilson OF
Boise County was nominated for Governor.
Alexander E. Mayhem Of Shoshone was
nominated for Congressman.
The platform than6s congress gt ssg 1oi f the
opposition of the Republican majority IN
Congress as to New Mexico and Arizona be-
cause they are Democratic; demands
the amendment Of the present tarltI
laws; denounces the Mckinley Iaflf
Bill now pending in Congress; tenders
gratitude to the Democrats in Congress for
their unanimous vote in favor of the free
coinage of silver, and condemns the action
OF Speaker Reed in strangling in the House
the free-coinage bill passed by Inc me
Senate; denounces the Silver Blu
enacted by the Republican n.o congress IS
Wall street, because it sets one standard OF
value for the poor man and another Tor the
rich: demands the free coinage OF silver
and that silver be made legal tender LOT
debts, public ana private ueuiaIus tuo
protection of the leading industries,
and pronouuces against the importation Of
foreign lead; demands an immediate pro-
vision to keep Pinkerton hired detectives
from butchering innocent people under the
pretext of guarding public property; f1vors
from Idaho; favors the Australian
system of voting and the election
of United States Senators by direct vote OF
the people protests against the enactment
of the Federal Election Bill; denounces the
wanton and extravaGant expenditure of the
law" policy Of Speaker Reed and
his allies; denounces the action Of the Re-
publican majority in the Constitutional
Convention in gerrymandering the State
party to the election of one United States
Senator from North Idaho; pledges the
party to enforce the registry law and up
hold the test oath.
The morning call., 1890-08-27
MECHANICS LIEN.
Contractors Must Pay for Work Done
Their EmDIovs.

Contractors Must Pay for Work Done by
Their Employees.
a decision was rendered by Judge Hoge
yesterday in the case of Greig ct al. against
Riordan ct al. in favor Of the plaintiffs.
The suit was brought to foreclose a me-
chanics' lien upon the French Church on
Bush street, the defendants being the con-
tractors who made certain improvements
on the church. When the work had pro-
ceeded only little way 1t was stopped by
the city authorities on the ground that the
improvements were contrary to the ordi-
nanccs. All work was thereupOn sus-
pended. but was afterward Completed under
new contract. The contractors refused
The court held that the claims of the
plaintiffs are just, and allowed $40 to each,
with the exception Of Greig. who is
allowed $780,
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LATEST sHIrfINa INTELLIeENoE.
Arrived.

TUESDAY, Aug %.
Stmr Greenwood, Fagarlund. II hours from Lit
tie River; $40 railroad ties to l. L White
Ger bark Melpomene, Hobs. IT'S days from Ham
burg; mdse, to Meyer, Wilson d Co.
Domestic Ports.
ASTORIA-Sailed Aug 16-Stmr Columbia for
San Francisco,
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrved Ang 26-Stmr wyoming
from Liverpool; stmr Veendam from Rotterdam
MovILLE-Arrived Aug 26-Srmr Circassia from
New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Aug 26-Stmr leu
tonic, from New York.
ImDOrtatIOns.
HAMBURG-Pcr Melpomene-S74S bbls Portland
cement 10 cs kummel, 20 es brands. $50 cs GIN %
cs beer, cs safety matches. l cs leather ware, 2
Dds white lead IN oil. pkgs hoop-ron, rivets,
cs music cs eau de cologne. l6 II cs
marbles cs slatepencis. 80 cs earth, Is pianos,
1856 boss whisky. 100 bbIs tar, 81 bis straw boards
~ bis tapers. 227 bis pasteboard. 5O2 bis straw
paper. bis printing paper.
Consignees.
Per Melpomene-Sherwood & Sherwood; Meyer,
Wilson Il Co: Goldtreu Bros: r O'BrIen; Feigen,
baum & Co; San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works:
Nathan Goidtree; Muecke d Co; Taussg q Co;
Order.
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pital physician, but the Indian would not
go away from town until he could see
Father Ubach. He slept in the brush of
the City Park waiting to find Him at home.
The priest had the hungry but grateful
fellow fed. and to the fathers expressions
of commiseration he smiled as cheerfully as
long journey afoot. He was very earnest
in recalling Father Ubach's recollection to
his baptism into the church, and was very
willing to go anywhere he advised.-San
Diego Union, Aug. 18th.
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1nd;,,s cbo-oe, With Murder

GLOBE, Aug. 26.-Upon warrant issued
from ella County. Guadaloupe, an Apache,
is now in the Gila County Jail as one of the
alleged murderers of Edward Baker in the
Sierra Ancha in this county on July 18th.
Three others of his band were apprehended
at Fort Apache yesterday and held await
ing the arrival of ella C0unty's Sheriff for
their removal to Globe. Guadaloupe is in
the employ of the Government as secret
service man. Two of his sons are also pris-
oners for the same offense. The circum-
stantial evidence is strong.
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GoRHAM-In this city. August 81, 1890, to the
wife of NJ. c. Gorham, a daughter.
CooPER-In this city, August 20, 1890, to the wife
Of Francis Il. Cooper, a SON.
wAKNKE-To the wife of William warnke,
daughter.
HENCKE-In this city. August Is, 1890, to the wife
OF William HeHcke n son.
Judah this city, August "a, 1890, to the wife Of
Morris Juda, a son.
CHRISTENSEN-In Alameda. August %, 1890, to
the wife of DR.. g. A. Christensen, a son.
CHEIM-In Olympia, WASH, August 90 1890, 10
the wife of Joseph Cheim, a son.
MoRTiMER-In this city, August 20, 1890, to the
wife of ". u. Mortimer. q son.
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Der revolver, and Eugene Sanders was
minus So in coin. One of the crew who had
shipped in the morning, and who gave his
name as Norman Brodlehurst. was also
missing. A number of petty thefts have
occurred on steamers at the docks lately,
and the police think by men who shipped.
stayed short time and then skipped with
what they could Law their hands on.
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Entered by Rnrr,n-.

The residence Of Maurice j. Simmons, at
1920 VFarrell street. was entered by burg
lars last Saturday evening while two men,
bers of the household were in the house.
Although the thieves ransacked drawers,
closets and turned over mattresses in
search OF money or jewelry, only a few
trifling articles are missing. This is the
fourth time that the house has been visited
by thieves during the past five years.
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A SICK INDIANS JOURNEY.
He L,mps on oru,ch From San

Ho Limps on Cruich From Santa
Ysabel to See Father Ubach.
A young Indian limped Into town Thurs
day from Santa ISABEL SO crippled by rheu-
matism that he had to use crutch He
had been week coming the fifty-four
miles, with nothing to eat or drink except
as he could reach ranch-houses and beg for
it. The young fellow was barefoOted.
dressed in check shirt and overals and
wearing rag of felt hat. He said his
name is Jose Luis. and that he is % years
Of age. II he could go somewhere to get
well and be taken care of he expected to be
able to return to work. Some one had
given him note to show the County Hos
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MARRIED..

HYMAN-MERRILL-I this city. August "a, 1890.
by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy. Nate Hyman and Eva
Merrill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, August IL,
1890, by the Rev. Father John j. Dillon, falen-
tine KehrIein and Annie Creber, both OF San
francisco.
cENANEY-HODGKINS-I this city, August 70,
$780, Barnard McEnaney and Sarah Hodgkins
H0wARD-COE-In this city. August o. 1890 by
the Rev. DIR. Scudder, John L. Howard of Oakland
and Helene L. Coe of San Francisco.
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Saratoga Results,

SARATOGA, Aug 26.-First race, three-quar-
tiers OF a mile, Yariella won, Avalon second, Eu-
gene third. Time, lie.
Second race, six furlongs, Veronica won, Lady
Pulsifer second, Almoat third. Time 1:1712.
Third race tkenDer stakes. one and three
quarter miles, English Lady woD, Sir John Sec
Ond, Costa Rica third. Time, 3:14h.
Fourth race, six furlongs, Pearl Set won, Ma.
bel Glenn second, Marie Lowell Third Time.
1:171a.
Fifth race, one mile, Hydy won, Salute second,
Marie K third. Time, :491s.
The morning call., 1890-08-27
Trains DELAYED BY a Fire.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 26.-Yesterday morn
ing a fire was started in some unaccount-
able manner in stubble field near Latrobe,
on the Sacramento and Placerville Railroad.
Before it was put out it had burned over
600 acres. destroying the trees and fences.
Two large trees, which were burned in two,
train bound for Folsom yesterday morning,
ana due there at s o'clock, was delayed
until II D'clock
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The University Of gritish Columbia

VICTORIA q. c.. Aug. 26-The first con-
vocation of the University of British
Columbia met in Victoria to-day. There
was large attendance, about 100 graduates
from all parts of the province being present.
The principal business transacted was the
nomination of a council and discussion
regarding amendments to the incorporation
act. The matter was finally referred to a COM
mittee to report to meeting of the conyo-
cation to be held within two months. The
council elected by ballot DIR. |. w. Powell,
NJ Whetham and Bishop Stillitoe.
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Petition to SELL Property.

The Congregation Beth Israel, corpora
ton, through its President, NJ. NJ. FEEDER,
mas petitioned the Superior Court for leave
70 sell its property on Turk street, near
!; nayior' to James q. Fair for $45, 200. There
Is MORTGAGE Of So, 500 on the property,
S Seid oy the Hibernia Savings and Loan
o % a9e tne corporation has no means
Of Directors unanimously passed resolu.
ton TO accept Fairs offer.
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Trottine At Har,f I'd.

HARTFORD Comm, Aug. 26.-The opening
day OF the grand circuit races at Charter Oak
was attended by rain and heavy track.
The 2:17 pace $4,000 divided, Wardwell won,
Emma second, Frank Dorch and Section Girl
fourth. Best time, 2:211a.
Stand guarantee Stakes, 2:30 trotfers, $1,000
Semlculon won, Leopard Rose second, Present
third. Best time. 2:2l1..
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Era in the Wellington Mine.

VICTORIA B. c., Aug. ga dispatch
received from Nanaimo this afternoon
states that Shaft of the Wellington mine
Is on fire aud Will have to be flooded.
There were only two men in the mine at
the time and they escaped. The air-fan is
out of order, and it is not known. how the
FIRE started as no explosion occurred. No
further details have been received.
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incorporation of a Water Company.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 26.-The Glen Weber
Water Company filed articles of incorpora-
ton to-day with capital stock of So, 600, 600.
Its purposes are to furnish water for drink
ing and mechanical power to the cities of
San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose. The
capital stock is all subscribed.
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Attractive Display Of Fruit.

PLACERvILLE, Aug. 26.-The twentieth
annual fair of the Eighth Agricultural Dis
trict commenced here to-day, to continue
five days. Racing has been eliminated from
this years programme, but the display at
the pavilion in the various departments is
of unusual attraction. The fruit display is
surprisingly large considering the unprece-
dented prices that Ell Dorado fruit now com
mands in the market
The morning call., 1890-08-27
Wourded BY a Grizzly Bear.

WALLA WALLA (Wash.), Aug. 26-This
afternoon F. NJ. Elm was brought to this
city from the mountains badly wounded in
an encounter with grizzly bear. Bears
had been killing Films sheep, and he
started to hunt them. He shot and slightly
wounded one, and it grabbed him and
would have killed him but for the interior
The morning call., 1890-08-27
Costlx PnntaInana.

Charles Warren, who entered the lodging
house at Sixteenth and Mission streets last
week and ran off with Fred Rabies panta-
looms, which had been purchased for dis
play at the San Jose Democratic COnven-
ton, was held yesterday by Judge RiX in
bonds Of $1,000 for burglary.
The morning call., 1890-08-27

George Ehret, has bought out Theodore Winters
racing stable, comprising six or seven horses,
the principal oucs being Rey del Rey, Joe
Courtney and Noretia. The average price paid
was $500. Mr.. Winters reserves Ell Rio Rey,
who Will be retired TO the stud. Matt Alien,
who IS Enreps trainer, expects TO win the Futur-
ity with Eey del Rey.
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The Giants Were Outbatted.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2G.-The Chicagos batted
strong to-day. Attendance POO. Score:
New Yorks .....................l 20 o 90 o o.
Chicagos. ........................0 U o o 90
Base hIts-New Yorks 8. Chcagos z. Errors-New
Y0rks 3. Cbicag0s =. Battcrles-Welch aud Murphy,
Stein and Kittredge. Umpre-Streif.
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Easy for Boston.

BOSTON, Aug. 26-The Bostons won to-day
without any difficulty. Attendance GOO. Score:
Bostons .......................13 o o 9 o 90
PlttsDurgs.- ....-...............O U z l u s
Base hits-BostOns Is, Pittsburgs 8. Errors-Bos-
tons 3, Pitts5urgs 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Can
eel, Heard and Wilson. Umpire-Powers.
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Buffalo Badly Beaten.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 26.-It was the easiest Of
victories for Brooklyn to-day. Attendance GOO.
Score:
Brooklyns. MISUNDERSTANDING 4 l 0 z 2 OILY
Bufa0s ...............O y o 20 y O. 3
Base hits-Brooklyns 10, Buifaos 8. Errors
Brooklyns 2. Buffalos 3. Batter, es-Murphy, wey-
hing and DAILY. Twltchell and Mack. Umpires-Hol-
bert and Ferguson.
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FAIRFIELD, Aug. 26-Apout o'clock in
the morning fire was discovered in the
large wiue-cellar owned by A. L. Reed and
stored with twenty tons of hay. Owing to
to lack water the cellar was totally de-
stroyed The loss is $500; the insurance is
small. The fire is supposed to have been
starfed hv tramns
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WALLA WALLA, Aug. %. Yesterday
afternoon the farm residence of w. F.
Osborne was destroyed by fire, supposed
to have been of an ineendiary origin. The
total loss is $500 with no insurance. The
same day the residence of Charles Sanders
was burned with contents. The house and
furniture were valued at $500.
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Bersesker's TIPS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Followlng are Ber-
serker's tips on the Monmouth races: First race,
Montague or Watterson; second, TwoIps or
Bertha Campbell; third, Salvador; fourth. Judge
Morrow or Eric; fifth. Emeti lilly or Radiant |;
sixth, Jennie K or Firefy.
Saratoga-First race. Gold Step or Allan Bane;
second, King Crab or Cecil b; third, Jay + Dee
or Golden Rod; fourth. King Hazem or Satisfac-
ton; fifth, Ofalece or Little Crete.
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Fatal Result.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 26.-Vicente Pange-
lima, who was disemboweled by Antonio
Lujani yesterday, died this morning. Luz
secured for him.
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Rnnched Their Hits

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2G.-The home team
won by punching their hits. Attendance 1900.
Score:
Clcyelands ....,........,.......2 0 0 0-5
fbiladelphias ..........,.......l o o 3 3 90 80
Base hits - Clevelands 10, Philadelphia Is.
Errors-Three each. Batteries-Vickery and Schri-
yer, Beatin and Zmmer. Umpire-Lynch
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CHARGE of Murder Dismissed.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 26.-J. w. Porter, ar
rested for the murder of Miss Abbey on
Otay Mesa, was acquitted of the charge
The Judge held that the evidence was in
sufficient to make case and nothing was
introduced connecting the defendant with
tho crime
The morning call., 1890-08-27
Eurned to the Grnund

SAN JOSE, Aug. 26.-The residence of II.
W. Edwards at Oak Grove, eight miles
south of San Jose, was burned to the ground
at noon to-day. The loss on the building
The morning call., 1890-08-27
Broken Legs.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 26.-Edward Coyle,
employed by Mr.. Diggins. street contract
or of San Francisco, had his legs broken to-
day by a horse falling on him.
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Robberlcs on a steamer.

When the crew of the steamer Oregon
quit work last evening and went to their
quarters, two of them found that during
their absence thieves had visited their
rooms. James Strathcarn missed SS-cali-
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Must Pay AI.mony.

Judge Levy has ordered the defendant in
the divorce suit Of Matilda Cahill against
Edward F. Cahill to pay $50 per month ALI
mony pending the trial. The divorce is
brought on the ground of cruelty.
The morning call., 1890-08-27

Little Frederick Olsen. a six-year-old girl,
has been missing from her home, 4l5h
Fifth street. since Monday morning, when
her mother sent her to the corner grocery
after some milk.
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Chico Races.

CHICO, Aug. 26.-F6r the opening day of
the fair the attendance was most flattering
and the track was in the finest possible
shape. Many sporting men were present
and much money was up on the races. The
judges we're Hon. Chris Greene of Sacra-
mento, President ShiDpee and Director
Hendricks. Timers, Merrill. Cochran and
Hutchins
The first race was district for two-year-
olds. The starters were Wayland w, who
slld a fayorite at $50; Lucy B and Mamie
Griffin sold in the field for $40. Mamie
took the lead, Waylaud w and Lucy B
breaking badly. Mamie Griffin won the
beat in 2:39. In the second heat pools sold
Field, $40; Wayland W, $40. Wayland w
took the lead and came in in easy time,
distancing both competitors in 2:34A.
THREE-MINUTE TRoT.
The second race was three-minute trot.
The entries were Vic II, Frank NJ, Queen
of the West, Billy Doty and E. c. Peart
the first heat the pools sold: Frank NJ $40,
field IS. In the mutuals Frank NJ was
barred, and the Queen sold as favorite. At
the start Frank NJ took good lead and
kept it clear round. winning by five lengths.
Doty second; time, 2:44h, only a jog for
was barred in the pools. and Queen of the
West sold at $40. Billy Doty S.. Frank NJ
took the lead and broke at the half-mile
pole. and both of his competitors passed
him. Doty won in 2:39H In the third
heat the pools sold with Doty the tavorite
at $40. Doty wen in 1874. For the fourth
heat there was 40 betting. Frank M won
in 2:35 For the fifth heat there was no
betting. Frank N won the heat and race
in 2:39.
WON EASILY.
The third race, running, three-quarters
Of mile heats aud repeat brought out
six starters = Mohawk, Lucky Dan, Wild
Robin. Roseburg, Oakdale, Leatherwood.
The horses got off with gooa start with
no scoring Leatherwood won easily. In
the second heat considerable time was
wasted on scoring, no less than thirteen
scores being made before the horses were
started, and when they did they were from
twenty-five to one hundred yards apart.
Leatherwood won easily. In this heat con-
siderable bad blood existed, and one of the
riders struck the rider of Roseburg with his
whip across the face. Time, 1:l7
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state Rate Of Taxation.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 26.-The State Board
CT Equalization has decided to fix the State
rate of taxation at So cents on each 500
assessed valuation.
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A 0ne-sided Game.
Nrw yoRK. Aur.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-To-day's was a one
sided game. Attendance 2600. Score:
New Yorks. ...................4 90 / 90 ALL
Pttsburgs. ....... ............0 o . q o O.
Base hIts-New Yorks Is. Pittsburgs A. Errors
New Yorks /, Pittsburgs Z. Iatteries-O'Day and
Ewing. Maui and Quinn. Umpires-Knight aud
Jones.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
to have the same puDlished.I
BORN.
BRILLIANT-In this city, August IL, 1890, to the
wife OF Mark Brilliant, daughter,