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slo n's craven James. seaman's apprentice.
sai, I ,a injured by tho explosion ON tho At.
ar", "A' Monday night died yesterday morn
$$SsirSS G S,Isy y tho gayal hospital at tho
sS Of tho Drain WAS sa tHo ss sass
IA, toSeesstth. although the shock OF tho cxplo-
SHOc E sstslr With Jamsss weak physical CON
Ss "a t ST. s is%ss VIII 30 buried
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against $135o3013 last Saturday. Bonds
deposited to secure same, s1n,sO1. 500. In adj
dition to the foregoing the Treasury reports
IL, 1866 All. and Treasury notes is
sued ngainst the snme. $86,93y.13O Of which
S63. 2S3. 443 arc outstanding.
Money IN London. X p cent. Rate OF dis
count In the open market for both short and
three months bills. 2A cent, Paris nd
and exchange on London at 25 francs % cen
times.
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:3iridrnlS aud Sntrrest.

vlNuE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING COM
i PlSy.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER - BROADWAY,
NEW YOI.R, Drt =. ISiiI.
The semi.nnnnai four per c.nt G,uicni due hov. !.
1891 On the nry preferred stock Of the National S:Fr'a
Nnnufactu turing Company viii be paid ut this OiIce on
Nov 10 stockholders Of record AT the closing OF TIE
bOOxs, oct H. 1891.
Tho transfer hooks vii. he riose, ut r. NJ Oct 10
and rcvpen at ~ O'Clock Wednesday rEDrniui. Nov. T.
CHARLES q, BrRNS. Treasurer.
T'nk NATIONAL STARCH hAAufAcTukIAG CON.
CfficE OF THE rEEAsl.nER. 20 BRoAnwAy,,
NEW YORK. Or. =. 1891.
The co,Ipuns due Nov, J. lS.,I on the bonds u. thu
National Starch Manufacturing company viii he rai
Monday, Nov, = uIon Prusctntun nj Tie Chase Ma
tional BANK. Nrw YORK, ~
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Railroads.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILRoAD."
New YORK CEH1RA4


Hudson River Railroad.
THE FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
Antrains arrive and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Ath Av. and Ara ST.. New York
Centre of Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave rs follows,
FAST MAIL.
s'n ss s.G s:s s Nc SssS p $50
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively Of Wagner Yes.
snls ss s%9 nd and 5sEss Dining Private
Room Cars. Due Chicago H;i5 4. ii. next day
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
1880 A. M.-Daily. except Sunday: Connects with
day train doe. not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
$50 4. M.-Wngner rcstlbnle Drawing Room. Sleep
H. 81 Rn Io SinenpsI Nv IS
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
sii DSs oSsssS
ALBANY rn srfsci AHD SARATOGA
1870 +; ,M.-Duo Albany 1895 Troy 1855 Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
As5O r. M;-wagner xestihule Buffet Drawing
c sSlSsnns spf PHs Cara Due Detroit Sl'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 M aINs yss.S1l9 Drawing Room seep
H. j iis SGS S d. i Ess.
ADIRONDACK E HNHss MONTREAL Elk
sss ss'Csens C.rs e rS''snssh
Mon,res due e hhuM"s'0n due 'o' A. NJ and to
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Lone Island & Eastern States Line,
BROOKLYN AND BOSTON,,
Waterbury Bristol New Britain Hartford Manchester
Willimantic Putnam, Blackstone. and Franklin.
ELEGANT NEW SOLID PULLMAN YES.
TIBCLED TRAINS WITHOUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (Flatbush Az. Station H. I. r. r. and
Long Island City at II 90 T. N. daily dncluding Sun
day) arriving in Boston ut 90 A. NJ.
Leave Boston (N.Y. and n +. r. r. Station) II 100 PM
arriving Brooklyn and Long Island City Mt 100 A. NJ
New York foot East Gath st. II. 353. AIS. go 1l40
and ], 8l3 Broadway
Brooklyn: 33S Fulton ST., 1o7 Broadway Long Island
Express for and checks baggage from residence -
deHti
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had breath sPoiis tHe Doouty OF o
yerns.
mut want your lover to kiss you. for
IA, no may become disguised.
There ia a way to cure this afliction. 1t
..os from o disordercd stomach. Read
-h,, tho celebrated Doctor Hofmeister said
,.,orc tho Medical Society OF London:
Tho unnatural motions Of the stomach
.,,sinc pressure and belchings. the !rrita-
In, u, tho intestines resulting In catarrh
=, ,bc bowels. and the inilamcd mucous
,,,nbraues, are tho most fruitful Of all
Known causes Of disease.
"Out Of them grow most kidney and
,,or troubles, diabetes, all rheumatic afYoc-
,nns md govt. have found that tho un-
,,,urnl motions OF tho stomach cease. tho
,r,cs.nal troubles become soothed. and
,s,lth results from the uso OF Carlsbad
Waters or Sprudel Salts. Tho diuretic et-
nst Of theso remedies. It's quiet action upon
tho lining OF the stomach. and its healing
cvcr upon .he lnslamcd intcstines are be-
yOnd all praise
Tho genuine have tho signature OF Els
No, 4 Mcndelson Co.. Solo Agents. New
York. upon tho bottle.
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Railroads.
DE N N SYLvANIA
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF kMERlCAI
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
Dcsbrosscs and Cortlandt Streets, a.

follows:
On and after SEPTEMBER 2. 1891
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. M.-rnlman yss.isac Sleeping and rsrcs
AN, rnannapoiis ii 20 4. NJ. Chicago ABS r. y.
Toledo, except Saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Of rqmhp Xs:
smoking, and 6bseryation Car, presenting ansne!sl
al the sonysnisnssss Of home Of See Lighted ~
sinnsii S4o 4 u. Indianapolis 1I:io A. NJ and CHI
ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
500 , ve, est. Sleeping S.s' f,G Il,
roiamsas; Arrives. Cincinnati HIS An and u.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
r. MI Xs ss'e Rnn .
cass FISH, n MsT dsy TO
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
0,3O r. M.-PuInan vestibulo Sleeping Car New
sn{s$%ss; .ss sS
sssF ssy cd IL sSi
AMI Toledo daily except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESs.
9o ssssRns
nes day and aay chs.ss
for ana except sssT
day
100 ssas nss, s:ssss To- New y 5sn Express with
BALTIMORE wsASsTHTINN . AND THE
washington Limited Express" of Pullman PAror Cars
with Dining Car to Raltlmorel daily except Sunday.
1010 A. NJ. arrive washington 3: 90 7. NJ; and Cor
grc;s,onnl Limited" daily With Dining Car a. s:2o
40 500 $50 and II 40 ~ Sio 80 8 90 and
IN Sunday, 6:l5 ands A. NJ. A:3o. 6oo and
BOO r. NJ. and l216 night. - 49,.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 100 r. NJ week days with
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY. l:oOP. N. week days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express go 7:20 4 90. $780, 900 40 90 rennsyvA-
MIA Limited. with Dining Car and 1910 Washington
Limited with Dining Carr and II 100 4. NJ; 12N.
loo 2;lO. 500 80. 400 4:3o. 300 600 $50.
800 nnd9:OUP NJ. and 1913 night Accommoda-
ton. IL 10 A. NJ. $40 and 7:OOP.M. sundays, EK-
press I:15. $50 y 90 90 90 Limited) and 10 OO NJ,
300, 400. 4:3O. 500. $780, 500 and 300 +. NJ and
12:1h night. Accommodation Z 100 J.. NJ.
For Tlme.tablca of trains TO local points on the
Pennsylvania Railroad System apply at tho following
Ticket Oiices Nos. ass. S4p. and H44 broadway l
Aston House, md foot of Desbrosses and Cortandt
sts; Court ST., 800 Fulton st. md Brooklyn Annex
station foot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn: rs hudson st.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels aud residences through -
destination.
CHAS. T. PrG1f. j. \. WOOD
General Manager. General pasBr Agent
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Neal Estate Transfers.

2 iS. p:saE an msy W Ts 600
ana Ne % Daniel an ssola oaaris:r 5000
Leroy i, %; George b Marx ann w!ietoWi, =.
cr ssl1s s ssrss F nss % asio
Kennedy $4,000
1879 ssSa A; nos 70 Al s atSs s, and 5000
'9s ssi. San and w SsS,'asa M
si AZ SissRsSss,,y wm Aar'ia and vile 10 Sam:
27ti ii. s. u " iotli ~, :4sxa5: bridget
AestS.jam 81, p, VI, 4S3 Gaai, 4, :3A.%,:
l'shs,.,nis I2t!as5la aay; 2.Gs;4.0 Marina 49,,
o!ah st. hs' isnw VS. End "E s5xio o5 rstS '"'o"
Same property, Ierciyal $ Mcnken to EGng-
StEhein4r ,,.....'.......'.'...,'''"'.''.,.
RECORDED noIyGAGgs
BnsMnf ynnnsao , St. kSrei.on 5000
Cohen. William. 10 9 Robert. ssiO1iii, t.s 1870
Cohen s ~ &lniam to wsis i0dih 81. an '
Gum, 'Wi!iaa,ni,,' 10 bradley iiurrrier Go.nw
s s"sF JAN n:s ~ ana ,siI h Il ia: ST.. $4,000
ss1ss Franz to ii tbsii, cor I'd vand ao"
johnston Frances 10 townsend 10Th e'D'o
KifsSi sa =" Michsaci 10 schw.nd Webster Az
M t% Sas:'l DAVE, a. q Nicholson
Miller. j. jacob 10 Daaih. 10th ST. adsx ~
O'uonnor Lille q, TO Murray Hill Bldg and
aSi inssslls ."r .ri l75o
Manhattan av' yr....'...,. 1900
a. III ..', 500
' IA, Il. iii ~ 45oo
Az :Iuou
LxAsss
Frank H. To Jost zung Lao 1st Nv. ys,., 81 $50
The estate OF Chus Lord to Heidelbaeh. Ipkek
beiiner 4 Co. ~ william q and 30 Exchange
plseA ~ sseQ0
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A n.munera.,v. Crop OF Sweet Potatoes.

A Remunerative Crop or sweet Potatoes.
"A sweet potato tastes like bad Irish pota-
to-" Is not an uncommon expression among
those who are not Part ial 10 th"succuIynt sam.
But Henri Mitchell thinks swrrt potatoes are
the first Of vegetables. anh hcplnntrd I'll" Whole
Jersey. with them. The crop was I'm abundant
one. and he has Just sold II for $3.50 for an
acres growth. The harvest thus Melted him
$4,000. or jgst double the price he paid Tor the
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he ~. weakly hank statement shows:

Surplus seesp,475 sso7o 700 Inc. s2.39o.275
Tho deficit year ago was $40 225. and two years
ago the surplus was ep1I.25O
Tho sales Of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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Mich Gsntss l, ,ni W %as H. IT, I va
Nj Nj: F asISs.s so! @ WIZ 4 T.: I'D
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
RicRmoni and TSrmRal s.. Wabash lists. T Iii.
SSssnpssEs and S%I$ and az fs sSnsSs;
Atchison. kansnsand Texas. and st. Louis and
net werS Ae hs stn
to s3 cR Ra ohH II and I'd
sts ssn to s hc n nna Wr
thy declines were in Atrhison Incomes i p
sS a' isSmcni and TurmIaal S. 81 y cent? It.:
In bank stocks 10 shares OF Ninth sold n.
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold at O1I. Bar silver in London. A o-1Ud
offered gt ? cent. for four to siy months ON
Is bid for similar periods on mixed, collateral.
Commerfai paper dali rrimH endorsed bills
afS 81 rapsr At Us "S
cent.
. sts as ss;asfs .S s aps sph Gad ns%
sS sfa fss sns fa s4
nasHsfi s sst st asa pshs
suasrs sh cns and f9 sho S4s
In6 fWuUt1nt CWOHiCte computes tIle gross
sa5pRgs q 11 % s t Apg"st at ss
i5o same ef Sna lat 81 1a Mt ofs iR o
eight months ending Aug. .! the gross earn
crease OF Sl2 4GJ,032 ms compared with the
corresponding period OF last year. and net
S131. 3l5.6O4. an increase Of $6.G93.72S
The receipts from customs for tho week wore
tsa a o sES@ atSssn as ssHsp9s 3
last We week, and making the total since July ].
National bank note circulation outstanding.
81 ,8l3; recei1yc Cd. during tlie week for
sT54. oiYG. and destroyed. si.43a547. balance
tlonal bank notes. 49,. no. 1873. q decrease OF
SsUO2I1 for the week.
Messrs. ('ofln q stanton offer to investors
$4,000 > cent. water and sewer bonds OF
the city OF Columbus. Ohio.
Henry s. Redmond, AZ Wall street. has a
carefully selected list Of railroad and corpora
ton bonds for sale yielding from Al Y cent to
over y cent.
The amount OF AZ v cent. bonds redeemed
to-day was Stal.250. making the total redemp-
tions TO date $40. 23O.l 100 aud leaving outstand-
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last saturday Ms follows:
at n, E1. H..
Gold con aud bullion .si3l ,e7ilas ,iaonsi:Sl
silver coin and bullion. 2.SuJJiJ J.IOO.yOU
Legal tenders. including
Treasury notss.,,....,, OOsL3o0 O.3l6.2s3
Totals................ sIlI,las.SsI siss.452Ais
I. 0spoNts n, national .bapks, ~, pS4.107,
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~ u. tENULlAu JR. BKENinn COMPANY.
i2aih At. and 10Th av, New York Oct ~ 1851.
The ANIMAL EVICTION for seven trustees Uf mis- com
pay wl he held ht r brewery. IISth a. and 10Th av
IN Monday. NOV. ~ 1891 between The hours ora 4. NJ.
and 5p NJ.
The transfer hooks will remain closed from Oct. IA
'' JOIIS sTRAIToS. Secretary.
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8hinnfnn.

NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
IN Piers Is and II, East River.
Saturday steamers at T. NJ: all others at 3 r NJ
Tampco Tuxpam. and Vera Cruz,
Matansas, Chrdenas, SaRua, Caibarien. Nassau.
Santiago dc Cuba. Guantanamo and Cienfuegos
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Havana and Mex
tansSs '4...'....'' a.'a. .. We'd Oct n
YUCATAN. Havana and Mexica ports Sat- Oct. x
NIAGARA, Havana SaRua and Catbarten. We'd. OctsI0
CIENFUEGOS, Nassau, Guantanamo. Ban.
tiago dc Cuba and Cienruegos; Thurs Oct ~
This limo has direct connection with and issues
through bills OF lading to all points on Mexican Rail-
way Co.. Mexican Central Railway Co, Ltd. and the
Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad.
For fun particulars, FIRE Rht, passage, apply to
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N ORDDEUTSCIIER LLOYD 4. s. CO.'S
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
Steamers sail from pier foot I'd st.. Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Spree. Tues. Oct. 20 BAL Vera Wed Oct. 20. y.
AlIer Sat, oct. "a 10 A. NJ Ems Sat Oct. o. 80 An
Lain. Tues Oct "a +. IlaveI. Tues Nov 9, "a =.
First cabin SIS and upward n berth; second cabin.
OELRICIIS co. Bowling Green.
C,AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
f. tG Gi1 e g. sprBihifk salxoAM Monday Oct
g. $. CITY OF AyGuSTA... Wednesday. oct y. 81 y.
H. s. IA LLAlIASSEE. Fricay, OCT % n
Connecting with Central Railroad OF deorRia aud
q GEoK6IA, EL1RIDA. SOUTH CARoLINA. Ala
tions. Firstclnss table dhote. For freight and pas
sage apply to - -
POI broadway. 3l7 Broadway,
RI WALKER Agent Ocean steamship 90.
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TINIiE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
l. For CHARLESTON 4. C.. JACKSONVILLE, Fla,
and al! points IL TL4RIbA the south. and southwe:E
From Pier ~. Err Mondays. Weds and Fridays. TN.
Passenger accommodations and cuisine unsurpasse4-
WIN. CLYDE co, Gen. Agts.. Bowling Green. y. Y.
I. o. RGER Gen. ARt. u. y. Frt Line SAT B'way N !.
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ing the past year from Eastern fields to
take up the work of the association in
California, ii they experience any loneli-
ness, will find it lessened by the advent
OF one more man experienced in the
work. The one who in a day or two Will
reach Sacramento, on his way to the most
trying association field in the
State, will be glad of a cordial
hand grasp by one only a short
time his predecessor. / want to con-
gratulate California on the acquisition of
secretary of many years experience. /
want to congratulate Mr.. Spears on COM
ing to State like California, where
rightly applied effort in any direction
viii produce gratifying results, where
the opportunity is so great.
"Allusion has been made to Christian
work as species of fishing. In Christian
work skill and experience, though a
great aid, are not all sufficient. The Dis
ciples said: Master, we have toiled all
the night and have caught nothing; new
ertheless at Thy word we will let down
the net.' believe Mr.. Speares comes to
you in this spirit, not relying so much
upon his own powers, as in the power of
God and the help of God.
Launch out into the Deep undertake
great things, but do it at the direction of
the Master, and fish will be caught. Let
the directors and active members give
hearty cooperation and the work viii tell
wonderfully for the Christian and moral
elevation of the young men of Sacra-
mento."
This concluded the programme and the
guests all repaired to the Association
Hall, next door to the church, where re-
freshments awaited them.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Roy Lefevre MysteriousIy Stabbed at
Seventh and G Streets.
A Book in His Pocket Shielded His
Heart from the Deadly Knife
Two Arrests.

A young man named Roy Lefevre
called on Mrs. Schad, the wife of res
taurant-keeper, last evening, at her resi-
dence at Seventh and G streets.
The woman has been separated from
her husband for several months.
When Lefevre left the house several
hours later. he had walked but about ten
steps when he noticed man walking
rapidly toward him. He did not suspect
that the man meant any harm, and con-
tinued leisurely on.
MEANT MURDER.
But just as the stranger was about to
pass him, he (the stranger) suddenly
whipped out dagger and dealt Lefever
a terrible blow over the heart, telling him
to the ground. The would-be murderer
then took to his heels and soon disap-
peared in the darkness.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Lefevre did not know that he had been
struck with knife until he walked to
place beneath an electric light, when he
discovered hole in his coat. The knife
had cut through the coat and vest, and
partly through memorandum book
which the young man carried. Had it
not been for this book young Lefevre
would now probably occupy a slab at the
morgue, as the murderous weapon was
aimed directly for his heart.
Lefevre was badly frightened, and, hur-
rying to the police station, told Captain
Lee what had happened.
He gave fairly good description of his
assailant and the police began an inves-
tigation Immediately.
WAS IT THE HUSBAND?
From facts that the police were enabled
to get hold of after midnight they felt
confident the would-be murderer was
none other than the woman's husband.
lie is said to be a man of an extremely
jealous disposition and very violent at
times.
At all events Schad and brother of
his, who was seen in the neighborhood
OF the cutting. were arrested at an early
hour this morning on suspicion, and will
be held, pending further investigation.
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COMPANIONS Of THE FoRBsT
Public Installation of Officers-Social
Dance and Banquet.

A(aAISS dIid
Sutter Circle, No. 125, Companions of
the Forest met in Y. NJ. I. Hall last even
ing for the purpose of publicly installing
their newly-elected officers. The com
mittee having the affair in hand were
Companions John L. Siller, G.. Nemitz.
l.. w. Smith, Ella Smith and Mrs. II. w.
NJ. Ogg, who prepared an excellent liter
ary and musical programme for the
occasion.
The Companions of the Forest is a
branch OF Forestry. It's aims and objects
are TO promote sociability, sincerity and
constancy among its members, and for
the advancement of the Order of Forestry.
Alter formally opening and closing the
regular meeting the doors were thrown
open for the admission of the throng of
invited guests in waiting. The Grand
Omcers took their stations as follows ::
Deputy Grand Chief Companion, G. b.
Strong, and b. +. Parsons Grand Mar
shal; w. ID. S. Harrington, Grand Sub
Chief; Mrs. G. J. Etell. Grand Treasurer:
Williams, 6. r. c.; w. Click, G. L. G.;
Mrs. George Shafer, G. 1. c.; H. w. NJ.
Ogg, Grand Outer Guardian
Deputy Z. II. Strong and Marshal B. f.
Parsons Installed the following officers:
Z. G. c., n. Harvie; G. c., Mrs. George
I1ONdru; -. \. u, MIS-. ii. w. NJ. OGg:
Financial Secretary, George Howard; Re
cording Secretary, Miss A. NJ. Smith;
Treasurer, Mrs, J. L. SilIer; r. c., Miss
r. Smith; l.. c., Thomas Kelly; I. g.,
Carrie Williams; O. c., c. Nimitz; Trus-
tee, Mrs. n. Harvie.
The following programme was excel
lently rendered: instrumental music,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grothan; song, Come
Back to Erin Mrs. II. w. NJ. Ogg and
Mr.. Wilbur, accompanied by Mrs Nor
ton, pianist; cornet and piano duet, Mr..
Williams and Mrs. Merry, accompanied
by Mrs. Williams, pianist; song. 1.-The
Bridge" Mrs. c. j. Etell; recitation, Mr..
Graham; instrumental music, Miss Dock
stadter; cornet solo, Mrs. Allen Merry,
accompanied by Mrs. Williams
V. WILDER, J. Fleming and Mr.. and
Mrs. GrOthan formed an excellent band
for the dancing which followed. Over
the ice cream and refreshments speeches
were made as follows:
''The Knights of Sherwood Forest"
Curt. c. Hall.
THE Growth of American Forestry"
II. w. NJ. Ogg.
THE Companions of the Forest" w.
d. :. Harrington.
The affair terminated at II O'Clock, and
was highly enjoyed by all.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Hon. ellis Doty is in Nevada City.
Major Ennis is back from his trip to
Bolinas Bay.
Mrs. E. D. Taylor has returned from a
long visit III the East.
Miss Annie Gerber has returned from
Oakland and Cazadera
Captain E. NJ Stevens has gone on a
fishing trip into Lake County.
Adjutant-General Allen arrived at
Camp Markham on the eth inst.
Lee Bell, the affable Golden Eagle
clerk, went to the bay yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Carroll is the guest of Miss
Elspeth Walker of Grass Valley.
The Misses Florence and Alice Dem
ing are visiting in San Francisco.
5. J. Reinheimer, of the Capital Cloth
ing Company, left for the East on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. r. L. Montgomery is visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Scheurman of
North San Juan.
Internal Revenue Gauger John S. Mil
Ter OF this city has been visiting Grass
Valley and Nevada City.
William Wilson, an old d-time merchant
and brother Of Ben Wilson,, is in the
State on visit from his home in the
East.
w. T. Cronemiller and wife have re-
turned from Los Angeles, where Mr..
Cronemiller has been III charge of the w,
X. Strong Company's business.
The Jordan-Hatch wedding reception
on Wednesday next will be from 1890 to
to 2:30 P. n. The published announce
ment enormously stated that the hours
would be from 1880 A. NJ. to $50 P. M.
The engagement is formally announced
OF Miss Eva Elenor Quatman and George
Edward Perkins. The young lady is a
niece of General t. w. Sheehan of this
city. The gentleman is the eldest son of
e -Governor George c. Perkins. The
marriage Will be solemnized on Monday.
July 18th, at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Quatrnan, 625 O'FarreIl
street, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
4. NJ. Scott, Salem, Or; George jackson.
Woodland; o. e. MCller, JanesviIle;
Mrs. DenlSle, Eureka; Mrs. T.. O. Lock
wood, Mrs. Bertha Foss, Marysville; w.
K. Barnett, Los Angeles; j. L. Garrett.
Auburn; Fred Hutchings and wife, Santa
Cruz; w. f. Cronemiller and wife, Los
Angeles; Fanny COhn, Camille CleYe-
land, Bottom OF the Sea Company; G.. A.
Marcher Los Angeles; Arthur j. Gray,
Elk Grove; William II. Fox, lone; Mrs
S. N. Joseph, Carson City.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: George j. Sayer and wife, Frank
j. Guth and wife, Chicago; Miss NJ. A.
O'Connor, Miss G. Hawley, Miss A.
Meyer, Judge w. II. Clark, NJ Z. Allen,
l. W. Gardner and wife, Los Angeles; a.
Ii. Williams, Thomas Lynch, j. r. Cook,
j.. Emphart 3. L. English, San Fran
cisco; j.. Overman, Hanford; G. NJ
WeIty, Potion Of the Sea-; George II.
Turner, New York; Mrs. j. b. Ritter,
Michigan Bar: II. w. Heiss, New York;
\. e. Blum, Martinez; c. NJ. Henderson,
4 %.
land; Harry J.. ;Stich, Elk Grove; Charles
A. Williams and wife, Los Angeles.
The record-union., 1891-07-11
A HOT ONE.
The Leaders Win a Game Out of the
Fire From San Francisco.

The Leaders Win n Game Out of the
Fire From San Francisco.
SAN JOSE, July 10.-The game to-day
between the San Joses and San Francis
eos was largely attended, and the excite
ment toward the end was intense. 1t was
a batting contest, and the home team won
i'll the seventh inning by exceedingly
hard batting. Both teams fielding was
fine, with the exception of Britton, San
Franciscos' short stop.
In the first inning San Jose made three
runs on q base on hit by pitcher and
three clean hits. The visitors, in the
fifth and sixth took a strong lead, making
three in the sixth by Sweeney's three
bagger, with the bases full.
San Jose gave up the game as lost, but
Everett, in the seventh, made home run
after two men were out. Ebright took
first, being hit by the pitcher Dooley
hit to Britton, who let it go through his
legs, and George Sharp hitto left for three
bases.
After that a base on balls, Stallings'
double, Harper's single, Hanley's home
run, Everett's three-bagger and a couple
of errors netted San Jose ten runs, and
practically ended the contest. Score:
The record-union., 1891-07-11

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