Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-13
Good Prices for Racers.


small box; small prunes, 81 so; figs, 81 to
81 % Fer ten pound box.
Good Prices for Racers.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 12th.-The an
nouncement that the Woodburn yearlings
and ten yearling FLIES from Belmont's
nursery stnd were to be sold on the pad
dock at Monmouth Park to day, drew q
large crowd to the track. The brother OF
Trunbadour caused much competition
Morris iiually secured him for $lO5OO.
Those bringing over So, COO We're: Wood.
burn coijs-A brown colt by Falsetto, J.
AID A. II. Morris, S., 500; bay colt By Lis.
DO Green L. Morris, SIC, 500; black colt
by Powhattan, Dwyer Bros, SIS ,0O0; bay
or brown colt by Falsetto, John Hunter
81. $50.
Bound for California.
WATERTowN IN. Y. }, July 12th.-John ].
Stock, travelling agent for and one of the
proprietors of the Watertown Lubricatine
Oil Company, has run away to California
with Mrs. James w. Wood, wife of his
former partner, who was sent to England
in the interest of the concern Wood left
| a power of attorney with his wife, who sold
out his interest in the business and with
this money and some that she received
from the sale of house belonging to her,
has gone away with Stock. The man took
one child and left three for his wife. The
| woman took her three children.
The Late General Fisk.
CoLDwATER Mich July 12th.-In spite
| OF the heavy rain this evening when the
train bearing the remains of General Fisk
reached this city large crowd of citizens
were present to pay their respects to their
former townsman. The Republican Club
and the Women's Christian Temperance
Union turned out in a body. Butterworth
Post, G. A. R., was also represented. The
procession proceeded to Oak Grove Gene
terry, where the burial services were held.
Memorial services will be held tomorrow
at the NJ. E. Church.
Indicted for Forgery.
BosToN, July 12th.-WillIam Vinal
Burt, son of the late ex- Postmaster, VIM.
J. Burt. of Boston, was indicted for forgery
to-day by the Grand Jury, his mother fur
nisnipg the evidence upon which the in
dictment is founded. He had been nego-
tiating notes bearing his own and his
mothers name and Endorsed in some in
stances by his aunt, for a year, and he is
said to have raised on them about $l3 600,
Striking Cloakmakers.
New York, July l2th.--0ver 1000 cloth
ing cutters and Others of the knights of
Labor were locked out at noon in the
shops of eight clothing manufacturers, to
compel them to comply with the bylaws
of the ASSOCIATION that they shall uphold
any member in trouble. The men proba-
bly, will return to work on Monday Arbi-
tration with the striking cloakmakers still
is pending.
Mrs. Frank Leslie.
New YORK, July 12th.-A Worlds Lon
don special SAYS: Just as the City of Rome
was pulling up anchor to leave Liverpool
for New York to-day Mrs. Frank Leslie
sent ashore the following dispatch TO the
Worlds London correspondent: u am not
engaged, but am starting for home to at
tend 10 my work and to prepare for my
lecture season."
Commander of the Thrush.
NEWPORT, July 12th.-Prince George,
commander of the British gunboat Thrush,
Of the North Atlantic squadron. viii visit
Newport with that ship early in August.
Accepts the Position.
CHICAGO, July 12ih.-Congressman But
terworth has poutied the Worlds Fair Di-
rectors of his acceptance of the office OF
Secretary.