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GENERAL GaANT AND SRE SOCIETY
ELECTION.

Some of the press have sought to draw
uDge7erous conclusions from the defeat of
General Grant for the Presidency of the
Society of the Army of the Potomac. One,
for instance, points out that the filing of
the Presidential chair is equivalent to the
closing of a mans career. Our retired
Presidents seldom have been chosen to
exalted positions. Historically this is true.
But because General Grant was not elected
to the Presidency OF a mere social society
appears to US to prove nothing Of political
significance. General Grant is known TO
be engaged in many enterprises demanding
his attention to be man not particularly
fitted to attend to the details devolving
upon the head of social organization and
also it is known that he had not aspired to
the position. That there is in his defeat
reason for any ungenerous differences we do
not believe. The enemies of General Grant
will make the most of the event, but his
friends know that he has as 3 soldier and
patriot no less the respect and esteem of
army men to-day than he had when he led
the hosts of the URion to victory. The
society that assembled in Washington
numbered less than 400 persons. They
were representative men, unquestionably,
but they had not met for political purposes,
nor to DO honor to any particular man, nor
20 plan for campaigns, and the choice of
their presiding officer had in il no other
significance than attaches to personal prefer
ence for this or that candidate. The infer.
ence may be just as readily drawn that
because he has political power, which elec-
ton to the Presidency of the Association
might impair, his friends voted against
him, IS that his non-eleotion was q defeat
because of fear of his political influence.
His election or Don.election can make no
kind of difference whatever to General
Grant. and can in no way whatever affect
his position before the people of the coun-
try, should he GEEK to exert his influence
politically or otherwise upon her destinies
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supREMs COURT.

IL BAsR.
SATURDAY, May 10, 1893.
7565-Clark w. Smith s902-Taylor vs.. McLain-
Rehearing granted The Court.
MONDAY, May 81, 1888.
CITY and County of San Francisco vs.. Central Pa.
cifc Railroad Company-Assigned to Court in bank.
Mckee, Acting Chief Justice.
DEPARTMENT rive.
MONDAY, May q, 1888.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Thornton, Judge, presiding; Myrick, j.; Sharp
stein, j.; Williams, Deputy Clerk Kewen, Bailif.
S9IS-Low ct al. vs. McCullum ct al-Argued by
Reardon for appellants and Gray for respondents
herein. and submitted.
8S47-Russell vs.. Brosseau ct al.-Upon fling
stipulation herein ordered that cause be continued
for the session.
ss07-Byers & Co. vs.. Barrett-Argued by Rogers
for appellant and yarel for respondent herein, and
submitted
sell Whiting Vs. Plumas County s972-Wliting
vs. Haggars, Treasurer Of Plumas county Argued
by Variel for respondent and Goodwin for appellant
herein, aad submitted.
s97s-People ex rel. Orr vs. Whiting-Argaed by
Goodwin for appellant and Variel for respondent
herein, and submitted.
S752-Wiggin vs. Flyers ct al.-Argued by Carey
for appellant and johnson and Ewing for re.
spondent herein, and submitted.
Adjourned cine die.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
MONDAY, May 81, 1888.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
McKinstry, j.. presiding; Mckee, j.; Ross j.;
Mccarthy, Clerk; Finkler, Bailiff.
sSS3-Webb vs.. Clark-Motion by Garter for ap-
pelant and stipulation on file, ordered continued
for the session.
ss99-Wrght VS.. Ward-Argued by Garter for ap.
pellant and Ellison for respondent. Appellant al.
lowed fifteen days to file brief, and respondent ten
days to reply cause to be submitted thereon.
S900-Winans vs.. Sierra Lumber Company-Mo-
ton by Belcher, appellant allowed forty days to file
1raf sntf 10 apda pna1
liant thirty days to reply thereto cause to be SUBJ
mitted thereon.
s956-Harvey VS.. Foster ct al--Argued by Cad
walader for appellant and Catlin for respondent.
Appellant allowed thirty days to file brief, cause 10
be submitted thereon.
s942- Harris vs. Harris ct al.-Argued by Spencer
for appellant and White for respondent, and SUBJ
mitted.
s611-Green vs.. Odd Fellows Savings Bank-Ar-
gued by Cadwalader for appellant and Catn for re-
spondeDt. Appellant allowed fifteen days to file
brief, respondent fifteen days to reply, cause to be
submitted thereon.
Adjourned sine die.
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Even the Tribune has no defense to make
for them, except to say that Mormon big
amists have been permitted to "hunt
bail and clear ont also. All unfairness
will but strengthen the abominasion OF po-
lygamous Mormonism in Utah. Our OFF,
GERS must show by their conduct that
criminals are not vigorously treated be-
cause they are Mormons, or that rigor Is
relaxed because the accused is Gentle. "
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Great Railroad Accident.

The terrible fatality among railroad trav-
elers, caused by carelessness and neglect, is
equaled only by the ravsges of time itself.
Mourn over it as wa may the fact is ever be.
fore US; q fsw short years, and old and
wrinkied, we fall into the grave, and are re.
membered 10 more on earth forever. But
since the introduction of the improved and
perfected Csrboline, decdorized extract Of
petroleum fer the hair, old age has bean
robbed of half its terrors By the use of this
admirable article. Badness and gray hairs
rapidly disappear, and the hair assumes that
rich and glossy hue, the delight Of old and
young. Sickly and faded hair is sp eiily
renovated, and the head is thoroughly
clsanssd from dandrnff upon few applica-
tions, and all diseases of the skin and scalp
rapidly and permanently cured L is put up
in nest and attractive manner, and sold BY
all dsalers in drugs and medicines.
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POLISHING FURNITURE.-To clean furn .
ture, especially the surface Of finely
polished piano, we will give our lady
friends recipe better than any in the
books. Take wash-boBl half full of tepid
water and a little fine toilet soap and a
tablespoonful of sweet oil. Dip piece of
old flannel in this, and apply it to the fur
nisure or piano, rubbing vigorously for a
while then exchange the flannel for a
piece of old soft fine cotton mot linen, as
that leaves its fibers of Init, and rub with
this a while, finishing with fresh piece
of the game rag, until the liquid applica-
ton is thoroughly removed. All these sue
cessive applications to be made to one par
ticular spot of the wood no larger than can
be worked with a single stroke Of the arm,
and that to be finished before fresh place
is treated. When the whole piano has been
gone over in this manner ut should take
two hours at least, to do it well), it will
look as good as new, and far better than If
refinished by an ordinary workman. This
is the best application for thas purple cloud
that comes on polished wood surface in
damp weather. OF course, judicious per-
son will be very sparing of the liquid, al
though she has a washbowl half full Of it,
and viii not use enough TO drip on the car.
pet or penetrate to the interior of the piano.
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rHE TREATY WITH ENeLAvp,

II is rumored in diplomatic and Govern
Relt circles that England will ask TIE
United States to join in new Convention
to amend and extend Article II. of the
Ashbnrton treaty of lS42 We have re-.
Gently fully explained that extradition ar
ticie, and set forth all the issues between
the two Governments regarding it, and the
decisions of the Courts OF this country
upo. it. It is unnecessary, therefore. to
again pass them in review. The age has
cutgrown the treaty. Commercial and
social relations demand its enlargement,
and our Government should not be slow
to consent to a new conference on the sub.
jsct. There is no reason why our extradi-
ton treaty with Great Britain should not
be as broad and clear as that with Belgium
or that with Mexico.
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WHss Dunn, the Chicago murderer, marched into
the Grand Opera House Sunday night at Chicago,
and pAraded hisofensve personality in aproscenium
box and sought as best he could to attract public
attention, be put fitting climax to his infamous
performance. 1t Is to the credit of Chicago audi
that the people felt outraged and openly mani
Tested their disgust and horror. Nick Roberts, !"
the theatrical manager, escorted the beast and APP
Peared to take pride in his prominence. When
Roberts, who is travelling Snowman, comes this
way. let decent people AVOID him. and show by re-
fosal to patrOnizs his entertainments how they es-
TEEN such callous-hearted associate Of bruisers
ana red-handed murderers.
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Or. Ia WARS zen,lnsl PIIIs enre al

DIT. La Mars senoIael Pills cnre all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of VIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Im9otency, Nervous and Physical De-
bitY and ali that class OF complaints arising from
sxcess Indiseretioa or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and projection. DR. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause to their prestine yigor. Price,
81 50 per bottle Sent c. o. u. by express TO any
address, from observation address all orders
TO a. Io5oYLE q CO., Druggists, Postofics BJT
1882, San Francisco. ms 6n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PIUNICS.

- NNItAL PICNIC OF IMP'D o. R. NJ, at
a Natoma Grove, TUESDAY, May I'D. There
will be q vacation of the Public Schools Tuesday,
and all can CO. Baskets will be collected o. the fol-
lowing places and hours designated ana delivered at
the grounds free Of charge
Twenty.sxth & h. at7:00Tenth and 0, at. -. .7:25
Twentieth and u, at.7:05 seventh and n at 7:35
Nineteenth and G, at u: Sixth and NJ,
Sixteenth and D, at. 715 Eighteenth and H. st.T:00
Fourteenth AM G. At 1925 Twelfth ard G, .7:10
Twelfth and D, at Z :35 Twelfth and |, at. ..T:20
Tenth and E. at. .740 seventh and /, 1T 1870
Seventh and G, at .7:45 Fourth and J, at 40
Sixteenth and j. at .70o Ninth and L, 200
Thirteenth and K, at. 7i0Seventh and 2, at. $40
Tenth and X, at. 1920 Fourth and ?, at. ..7:20
Sixth and K, at. .730 Second and Q, at. ..7:25
Third and K at .74OSscot d and U, at. &c. 7:35
Seventeenth and N, st.700 Second and NJ, at. $40
Fourteenth and L....7:10
Tickets of May 18th good for this date. Tickets
81; Children, from to II years, so cents. m2l-2t
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Presbyterian General Assembly
shooting Affair In Omaha Another
May snow-sf0rm = The Texas Pacific
Land Grant, Weii-kr own Army OH
GER Under Cioud-The Mineral Ex-
hibit at Denver Disastrous Boiler
ExplOsion-I.e ems Of Foreign News-Etc.
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10 Ely OLD PATRoNs.

4 STILL OFFER by VALUABLE SERVICES Up
< you unfortunate as to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies CT an
advanced Order can safely say that there is hardly
disease In the catalogue OF human us that
not treat 70 a successful issue.
LADiE3-I am always ready to assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased BY extensive
experience. 1 am now able 10 treat you with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar to your dell
cate organism is beyond my cure control
sfy Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 any
offered heretofore and wiz be warranted to have thu
desired effect In all cases.
Those OF the public whA need my servicss can C..
pend upon gentlemanlr, honorable aa6 5cienssAc
treatment as reasonable rates.
I address particularly those who hags beez b .
Jared by youthful ladiscretions, ard those WAC
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, they prefer. conscH me
by letter. detailing sbe symptoms q the dassse or
trouble and receiEs medicine by express, with full
Instructions All letters must be directed to J. a
J0SSELYH, Y. D, 226 Suffer gnost, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated IN all czse5 or no pay reauirec.
Consultations personally By latter, gr1,s Seno
iof book. Comfortable apartments Ia patients At
ny Infrmasy when desirse). With experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlo-s, s2e Suffer street, adjonirs
the Ycusg Mems Christisa Assoe;a*ion Building
CaHee bours-FEo,1 A. " to SPA
Hy ntpson. hangs In nay office.
Purcnaae my Essay on Physiology and Marriss
Foe sale by al nsvsdealers.
| Eex5 isd j. I'll. LessEEYN. H-D--
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THERE IS BALM FOR EVERY ILL.-H you
are suffering with chilis. malaria or bilious
disorders, Mason & PolIard's Anti Malaria
Pills will neutralize the poison, ezp.I it from
the system, invisorate and restore you to
health. Druggists.
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THE PAllSApE.
DIsSOLUPIOa OF G0PARFHERSHIp,

YIyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Exist
4 ing between 5. A. PALMER and JAMES G.
SEPULYEDA, engaged in the Drug Business under
the firm name and style Of PALMER SEPuL-
VEDA, at the city of Sacramento, is this day dis
solved By mutual consent, S. A PALMER retiring
from the business. JAMES c. SEPULyEDA is to
continue the business and will assume all indebted
ness OF the late firm, and collect all outstanding
accounts due tho said firm.
S. A. PALMER,
JAMES c. sEeCEyEDA.
Sacramento city, May %. 1888.
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MAY ss. 1888

All communications for publication, and all
etters upon business with this office, should be
addressed RECORD UNION, WEEKLY UNION, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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10 ase,i,ers.--Mrs. wInsIow,s

Advice 10 MotheTs.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub swakes az
bright as button" 1t is very pleasant 70 taste.
It soothes the child, softeDs the gums sllays all
pain, relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diar1hea, whether arising
from teething or other causes Twenty-Five cents
bottle. n1s1yIuThS
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NatOlna Grove Excursions
GENERAL NOTICES.

Card.-To all " iAa are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc. will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This gres. remedy was discovered by
missionary In South America Send a self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station
D, New York City. mis- 4plyTuThS
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mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure and
will curs headache Of all kinds neuralgia,
nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved and in.
dorsed BIZ physicians,
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Samaritan Ne1viae cured me of general
debility and dyspepsia" writes Michsel
O'Connor, GalesburY, I'll. Get at your drug
gisHs.
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ASK your druggist for Reddiug's Russia
Sslve- Keep it in house in case CT accidents.
Price, % cents.
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SACRAMENTO s SEMINARY.

YFyHE COMMENCEMENT EXERCI sES OF SAC
4 ramento Seminary will tike place THIS Tues
day) EVENING at the Seminary, and on account OF
limited space, invitation cards have been issued,
which must be presented ct the door na22.1t
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Flowers for Memorial Day.
+" Floral Contributions solicited from the
Patriotic living for the Patriotic Dead"

= ADIEs oF SACRAMENTO, FRIENDS OF
1 Sumner Post, No. 3, G. A r., are requested to
meet at fioneer Hall. on WEDNESDAY, May 2Sd,
at $50 P. NJ to perfect arrangements for insuring
bountiiul supply Of flowers. c. z. ADAMS,
Commander Sumner Post.
I T. SKrSyzR Adiutant mo2-2t
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT osz-ARnsrnOss, Judge.

MONDAY, May 81, 1888.
Estate of W. C. Hopping, deccased-Will ad-
mitted to probate. c. T. Wheeler and Frank Miller
appointed executors. Appraisers-P. BOIL, Jacob
O;sen and w. e. Van Fleet.
Estate of A. Johns, deceased-Sale OF personal
property confirmed
N H. Nichols VS.. His CIR ditors-Fina discharge
ordered rs an insolyent debtor.
Estate Of H. Colbaker, ineane-Motions as to
guardian and for a new trial continued one week.
John Schulp vs. NJ A. Fry-Motion for new trial
argued and taken under Amusement.
Estate of j. W. Sharp, disqualification for
letters of administration continued one week.
Estate of Charlotte Kicker, deceased-Same as
last preceding
Estate of Samuel Rundock, deceased-Settement
of final account and petition for distribution granted
and confirmed
Estate of Schwab minors-H. L. Rodgers and his
sureties are discharged.
In the matter of Trinity Chapel of the Evangel-
lical Association Of North America-Leave granted
to mortgage certain real estate set for hearing
May 26th, at 10 A. NJ.
Estate of William Kleinsorge, deceased-order
granted confirming sale of real est tie.
Estate of Christian Wolf, decessed-John F. Ram-
age appointed to represent G. s. Wolf, brother Of
deceased living in Illinois.
Estate of Joseph Fernandez, deceased-order for
publication OF notice to creditors.
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLAND, Judge
Daniel Never vs.. W. G. Chamberlain, Treasurer
Argument of demurrer to amended complaint con
F. Roeding Vs. VIM E. Chamberlain, Treasurer
Same as last preceding.
Mary A. Cross vs.. Sacramento Bank-Bill of ex-
ceptions settled.
Al. Tolsnd vs.. A. Heilbron-S st .tement on motion
fora new trial settled.
Laura Z. brennan vs. George B. Dreman-De
murrer to complaint overruled. Ten days to answer
George F. BroDner vs.. A. Observation-Disclosures
to secoad amended complaint continued for hearing
one week.
Geo Gillespie We. Beni Merrill-Motion TO strike
out parts of answer Denied and demurrer to com.
plant overruled
C. FL Krebs assignee vs.. VIM. Curtis-Demurrer
to complaint argued and submitted.
Peter Hoey vs.. Patrick Hoey-Demurrer to COM
plant overruled. Ten days to answer
Rosa Smith vs. j. c. Medley-Moton for a new
trial continued for one week.
Ida Andrews vs.. o. R. Runyon-Defendant al
lowed twenty days ill which to file papers motion
for new trial
J. F. Calderwood vs.. W. R. Call ct al.-orler.for
publication of summons.
Estate of E. L. Billings deceased Ordered that
Add. G. Hinkson be allowed to withdraw IS attorney
for absent heirs.
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The Mslsgesy Eov0ys have laft Berlin for
London By way Of Essen, where they yisi.
Kruppis gun works.
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GARD OF THANKS.

CoMPANY SC" DESIRE TO RETURN THEIR
u thanks to the following named gentlemen for
prizes donated the occasion of their semi-annua
target practice General J. T. Sheehan General
John T. Carey, Colonel T. W. sheehan, Major E. II.
McKee, Captain Neary, Captain Dalton. Lieutenant
Bush, c. T. Gilman, Hale Bros. & Co., Weinstock &
Lubn G. Politz, E G. Blessing, Frank Ruhstaller,
Colonel McNasser, r. Dale, Ed. n. Bush, J. D. Smith
and Anderson 4 Johnston. m221t
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To the Public: Ia retiring from she
aboYe business, desire to return nv til INKS TO my
friends for their patronage, and request that the
continue to fsycr pY succsssar
ugI-iw s.A PALMER,
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NOTICE.

NoTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned, Directors of the Trinity Church
Of the Evangelical Association of North America,
have petitioned the Superior Court Of Sacramento
county State OF California, for leave TO mortgage
the west half of Lot Number Eight in the square
bounded by and and Twenty third and Twenty
fourth streets in the city of Sacramento county OF
Sacramento, State Of California and that by order
of sid Court said petition is set for hearing on
SATURDAY the 26th day of May, 1888, at 10 o'ct ok
A. NJ, at the Courtroom OF Department No. One Of
said Court, in the City Of Sacramento.
F. w. VOEGLEIN,
]. CROASMAS,
W. II. AXTHELM,
r. R. FOX,
WILLIAM WILCOX,
Directors.
ADD. c. HNKsos, Attorney for Petitioners.
m22-5t
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky

BE EST II MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
4 ness, debility, indigestion, fever. weakness
dyspepsia ehis etc. Eas been sold in all the Fast
ern States and given universal satisfaction. IL is
highly recommended by the Faculty for all classes Of
fever and ague, nervousness, weakness, debility,
dyspepsia, indigestion, etc 1t is introduced to
the public Of the Pacific Slope, Endorsed by the GER
Assayer Of Massachusetts, and DR.. II. C. Louderbaek
of st. Louis, No., both gentlemen prominent In
their profession, and which is guarantee TO ali
buyers Of its purity and quality can show thou
sands OF letters from persons from s parts Of the
Union and Canada, TO testify to its merits and the
benefit it has afforded as family remedy and tonic
Kept by all Leading Druggists and Grocers 40 3p2m
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ar Having purchased the interest of the Estate
Of E. L. Billings deceased, in the cd establishment
replenshed the large stock with the finest goods
imported, we intend to maintaiG the vel-estsbshed
reputation OF the old house. GIVE Us A CALL.
mI5.isln Ii CT
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

ESPECIAL DIsrA1oHEs TO rHn Rs0oRD.us1os.l
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Yeast was invented in the year leaven.
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The Denver Exposition.

DENVER, May 21st.-The mineral exhibi.
of the Denver Exposition grows 10 mar-
nitUde every dag. Every mineral producing
State west of the Mississippi river will be
represented By largely increased exhibits over
lss5 year. The counties ia Colorado, under
State law, have thus far appropriated $780,
900 for the pine.al collection,
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Billiard Tournament.

New YORK, May 21st.-In the afternoon
game Dsly wor, Average, 66 y; bett rup,
SO. Carter, 452; average, 6 20 Y; best run,
&c. Time Of game hours and 50 minutes.
New York, May 21st.-Vignaux and Wal
lace played the thirtee nth game of the tourns.
ment tonight The game was very close
throughout. Wallace won in tie 90th inning,
amidst deafening applause. Vignaux WAS but
thrss uoints behind