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paren tn i4le@teH 3uifante BITE 2etef merIih anaes
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mar. @ebran4ie byei 6lai&en electric Bilters unb
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The record-union., 1891-08-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

G. Godefroy left yesterday for the sea-
side resorts.
A. B. Guthrie has returned from Bart
lett Springs
Mrs. r. A. Olmstead and son are vis-
iting at Gilroy.
Mrs. Gaynor is the guest of Mrs. P. H.
kerns of Sutter County.
Mrs. Joseph Hahn and son have gone
TO their Napa farm for a visit
Mrs. DR.. Hughson and daughters are
making protracted visit in Oakland.
Mrs. Charles Zeimer has gone for a
two weeks trip to Napa and San Fran
cisco.
Mrs: I. II. Goodman, who is seriously
I'LL at San Rafael, was reported yesterday
to be unconscious.
Mrs. Senator F. r. Dray and daughter,
Birdie, and Captain Frank r. Dray left
yesterday morning for Santa Cruz.
Frank NJ. Walter accompanied by S.
T. Olmstead, will leave to-day for the
mountains for a two weeks vacation
Mrs. I. j. Hodgson, who has been Wis
ltlng relatives for the past two months in
Marlposa and Santa Cruz Counties, has
returned.
DR.. and Mrs. Cluness have been visit
ing Mrs. Clark Crocker and Mrs. Van
Fleet at ''Idlewild," on the shores of
Lake Tahoe.
Rev. w. C. Merrill of San Diego, after
more than fortnight's visit with friends
IN Sacramento, his old home, returns to
San Diego to-day.
Mrs. John t. Whitney and Misses Ger
trude and Beatrice Whitney of Rocklin
viii spend the present month at Donner
Lake and Summit Soda Springs
Mrs. Lucy B. Smith of San Francisco.
VINO mas been In attendance upon her sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. Woodson, for a week. re-
turns home to-day, leaving her daughter
Mamie with her aunt until the latter's
restoration to health.
a surprise party was rendered to Mas
Ter George Lawrence on Wednesday
evening at the home of his parents, l7i5
Third street. The little ones had most
enjoyable evening. Those present were:
Ida Herndon, Clara Burnett, Dora Will.
Nellie Hoffman, May LOTUS Alice Hof-
man, Iillie Lohmeyer, Annie Carroll,
May Beaton, Carrie Schmidt. Maud Bea,
Celia Goddard, Louisa Gibson, Clara Van
Walbeck, Jessie Gibson, George Law
renee, Walter Leitch, Charles Burnett,
George Gibson, Oscar Will, Frank Law
renee, ''Toots" Lawrence, George King.
Howard May and Andy Will.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
G. II. Q'BYrin, Cincinnati; E. D. Good
rich, New York; c. J. Sham and wife,
Frank Shaw, Miss Amelia Kline. Vir-
ginia City; r. H. Beamer, Woodlands: 6.
b. Greene, wife and son. Courtland: p. S.
Henson, Chicago; James Mcdonald. San
Francisco; j. l.. Aldrich, NJ. J.. Ishan,
Courtland; a. S. Robinson, Auburn;
Fleet f. Strother, San Francisco; A. S,
Bacon, Potsdam, n. Y; j. A. Filcher.
Auburn; j. w. Stafford and wife, Mr.
Hurley, Boston, Mass; Joe CantilIion,
Henry Youngman, Ira Phillips, Pete
Somers, Louis Baltz, Henry Hines, Dan
Long, n. O'Neill, H. P. Reitz, Oakland
Baseball Club.
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the Chief Patrolman and his deputies, in
which it was announced that large
number of convictions had been OBJ
tanned in the courts for violation of the
game laws.
A letter from United States Fish Com
missioner Mcdonald was read. in which
that gentleman communicated the fact
that 1t would be impossible to supply
California with Eastern trout this season,
but that he would forward liberal sup
ply of land-locked salmon, which it was
decided to place in Lake Tahoe.
The question of deer-killing was then
taken up, and Commissioner Morizio ex-
plained that, although investigation had
been made, not single violation of the
law had been detected. He also reported
that the new -patrol-boat, forty-five feet
long, was nearly completed and would be
launched in 9 short time.
1t does not appear that the commission
took any action in the matter of the OBJ
structlon placed in the Sacramento River
by the Anderson Sawmin Company near
Lower Soda Springs, Shasta County. The
dam has ruined the fishing above that
pOint.
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PACIFIC COAST FAILURES.
Their Sumber-LosSes InvoIved-Hov
They Were Caused, Etc.

Their Sumber-Losses Involved-How
They Were Caused, Etc.
The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-
ports eighty-two failures in the Pacific
Coast States and Territories for the month
of July, with assets SI4I, ,467, and iabili-
ties S4l2, ,437, as against sixty-fve for the
preceding month, with assets Sl49, ,839.
and liabilities S2S7, sos; and ninety for the
corresponding month of 1890, with assets
S2S6, ,626, and liabilities S503, ,603 The fail
ures for the past month are divided
among the States and SsTerritories as fol-
lows:
California Failures, 42; assets, 81, ,34C;
liabilities, Sl70,340.
Oregon-Failures, II; assets, SIG, ,575; liza
bilities, S3l, $40.
ashington-Failures, 2S; assets, SILL :
452; liabilities, SOP, ,7ST.
Arizona-Failures, /; assets, $1,000; liza
bilities, 5000.
Totals-Failures, 81; assets, Sl41, 1867;
liabilities. SIP, ,437.
Following are the causes assigned for
the failures: Incompetence, Is: mex
perience, 9; inadequate capital for the
business undertaking, "a iniudicious
crediting, ,; personal extravaganza. p:
neglect of business and bad habits, 5:
excessive competitive competition, l.:
untavorable circumstances-hood fires,
etc, y; fraud, u.
The record-union., 1891-08-08
ON THE TURF,
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS RACING
EVENTS IN THE EAST.
Guido Wins q Race at st. Paul, and
Direct Takes First Money
at Buffalo.

Special TO the RECoRD-UNIoN.
SARATOGA, Aug. THE track was fast
Five furlongs, st. Charles won, Oronoco
second Virgin third. Time, 1:G94.
Seven furlongs, Little Minch won, In
ferno second, Redfellow third. Time. Log.
Five and half furlongs, Drizzle won,
Tormentor second, Maggie Beck third.
Time, 1909.
Five furlongs, Rex won, Cottonade sec
ond, Santa third. Time, LOB.
JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, Aug. THE track was
fast. Half mile, Grand Prix won, Exotic
second, Picolili third. Time, O:4S4.
Fourteen hundred yards, Houston won,
Oragense second, Pagan third. Time,
1:214.
Roquetort second, Margherita third.
Time, lis. Second heat, Beck won,
Roquefort second, Margherita third
Time, LII.
Six furlongs, Hamilton won, Kilkenny
second, Rhoda third. Time, lis.
Six furlongs, Helen Rose won, Peralta
second, Lillian third. Time, 1:I79
Steeplechase, short, course, Bassanio
won, Ecarte second, Futurity third.
Time, 3:37.
GARFIELD PARK.
CHICAGO, Aug. THE track was fast.
Thlrteen-siXteenths of mile, Drift won,
Blue Maid second, Leo third. Time, 1:2l3.
One mile, Hindoo Lass won. J. j :.
Healy second, Arundel third. Time, 1:43}.
Six furlongs, Goldstone won, Addie
second, Jim Head third. Time, 1:144.
Mile and a sixteenth, Brandolette won,
Marchma second, Jed third. Time, 1:48.
Five furlongs, Maggie Lebus won, Co.
rlnne second, Zantipha third. Time, l:024.
HAWTHORNE RACES.
CHICAGO, Aug. Five furlongs,
Queenie Trowbridge won, Piccadilly sec
ond, DR.. Iceman third. Time, 1:034.
Mile and sixteenth, Little Scissors
won, Patrick second, Carus third. Time,
1:504.
SIX furlongs, Jean won, Maude How
ard second, c. L. Drown third. Time,
l:174.
Six furlongs, Geraldine won, Maude B.
second, Warren Leland third Time,
1:l6.
One mile, Dundee won, linus second,
Buckhound third. Time, LAS.
ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 7.-One mile. Eli won.
Innocence second, Jim j Junn third. Time,
1:434.
Five furlongs, Callie won, Ragner sec
Ollti, = IdHCCS lnlTu. I1tlS. 1:U05.
Half-mile heats, Blue Bird won the
first heat, Black Belle second, Duke L.
third. Time, :573. Second heat, Black
Belle won, Duke L. second, Blue Bird
third. Time, :57. Third heat, Black Belle
won. Time, 80.
Mile and a furlong, handicap, Prince
Fortunatos won, Guido second, Ed. Hop
per third. Time, 1:54f.
One mile, Guido won, Pomfret second,
Ed Leonard third. Time, 1:42!.
TROTTING AND PACING.
BUFFALO, Aug. I'm the 2:23 trot, I'M
finished from yesterday, Nightingale
won, Honest George second, Walton Boy
third. Keokee fourth. Best time, 2:20.
In the 2:24 pace Direct won, Mary Can't
ad Vre second, Frank Dortch third, Pine
Level fourth. Best time, 2:l61.
Free-for-all trot, Rosalind Wilkes won,
Membrino Maid second, Alvin third,
McDoel fourth. Best time, 2l5.
In the 2:17 trot, unfinished, Junemont
won the first and second heats, and J. 3.
Richardson won the third. Best time,
2:IS.
Belle Hamlin, Justina and Globe, three
abreast, went against their time, 2:i4, but
did not do be tier than ZIG.
The record-union., 1891-08-08
BRIEF NOTES.

Judge Catlin yesterday gave Judgment
for the defendant III the suit of J. D..
Camp VS.. the Columbus Brewing Com
pany.
Jail life evidently does not agree with
VIM. Furlong, who is held as accessory
to the assault upon Robert Allen. His
weight has fallen from l52 to los pounds.
In Judge Catlin's court yesterday
George McMullen was chosen as assignee
of the creditors in the matter of the in
solvency proceedings Of Alphonse Den
merry.
The trials and tribulations of the coun-
try EDITORS life are many. Just as the
Truckee Republican was going to press
the other day the Office cat Jumped up on
the battery were the five matter;
stands. The devil" in trying to drive
her away knocked down whole galley
of live items just set up in type.
The record-union., 1891-08-08
CALIFORNIA FRUITS,
Sales at Chicago, New York and
MinneaDoliS

Sales at Chicago, New York and
Minneapolis.
CHICAGO, Aug. THE Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at auction, for ac-
count of California Fruit Union, four
carloads Of California fruit. Bartlett
pears sold from 70c(9S2, a few at So: Pur-
pie Duane plums, 75c@$l 10; Columbia
plums, 75c@Sl %; Gross prunes, coca
81 %; Egg plums, 6Oc@S1; Quakenbos
plums, 75c; Fellenberg prunes, 65c;
grapes, single crates, 81 05@1 80; double
crates, 81 so; Crawford peaches, SOc6sl:
Deckers, 90ct9sl 10; Orange-clings, 81 10
(9l %; nectarines, 45cd5l 05.
CHICAGO, Aug. THE Earl Fruit Com
pany sold at auction to-day California
fruits at the following prices: Tuscan
cling peaches, 81; Early Crawford peaches.
SUGGEST; Bartlett pears, 81 306l 10; Fos-
ter peaches, 9Oc(dS1 O5; Strawberr
peaches, 81; Fontainebleau grapes, 81 is
al 30; Gross prunes, S5c@SI 55; German
prunes, SOL 10; Bradshaw plums, 81:
Purple Duane plums. 81.
AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug. = The Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at auction
for account Of California Fruit Union.
four carloads of California fruit, realizinp
for Bartlett pears 81 20@1 20; Crawford
peaches, 45c@Sl O5; German prunes. 81 20:
Gross prunes, 81 80; Fellenbergs, 81 so.
AT MINNEAPoLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. THE Earl Fruit
Company sold atauction to-day California
1rult as follows: Early Crawford peaches,
'Qc(gS %; Foster peaches, 7O0S0c: egg
plums, 95c; Fontainebleau grapes, 7Oc13
81 20; German prunes, 9O(ds95c: nectar
ines, 7Oc@Sl 40; Purple Duane plums.
75c@Sl; jackson apricots, 90c
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DIED AT THE ALTAR.
Stricken Down While His NTarrIac,
Ceremony Was Being Performed

Stricken Down While His MARRIAGE
Ceremony Was Being Performed.
CLEVELAND (OD, Aug. Last Mon
day Owen Clark, merchant So wears of
age, made his will and indorsed a bin he
had prepared for funeral expenses. The
next morning Clark engaged carriage
at about o'clock and drove immediately
to st. Clare street, where he was Joined by
Mrs. Murphy, widow. The two then
drove to the Church of the Immaculate
Conception on Lyman street, where a
marriage ceremony was begun by Rev
Father Sidley. Before the last words.
which would have made them man and
wife, could be spoken, Clark fell forward
In an apoplectic fit from which he never
recovered.
Clark was remarkably superstitious.
and his concern over the arrangements
Tor the funeral and the disposition of his
property, was due to a solemn promise
made TO his first wife on her deathbed i'm
the presence Of many witnesses, that he
woald never marry again under any cir
cumstanceS. In his will, Clark left his
entire estate, valued at $4,000, to Mrs.
Murphy, who insists that the ceremony
proceeded tar enough to make her name
Mrs. Clark.
The record-union., 1891-08-08
EASTERN BALL GAMES.
PittsburG Succeeds In Shutting o.
the Giants.

Pittsburg Succeeds In Shutting Out
the Giants.
New YORK, Aug. 7.-King's curves
were too much for the Giants, who Sc
cured only collection of goose eggs.
Score: New York 0, Pittsburg q Bat
teries-J. Ewing, Rusie and Burrell;
King and Mack.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 7.-Superior batting
gave the home club to-day's game: Score:
Brooklyn 4, Cleveland l. Batteries-Lov-
EFT and kinslow; Sharon and thinner.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Wild pitch
ing by Cincinnati and good playing by
the home team made to-day's an easy
victory. Score: Philadelphia l3, Cincin-
natl 5. Batteries-Gleason and Clements;
Mullane and keenan,.
BOSTON, Aug. 7.-Boston's s errors in the
eighth and poor pitching in the tenth in
ming lost the game to Chicago to-day.
Score: Boston 5, Chicago 6. Batteries
Clarkson and Camel; Hutchinson and
kittridge.