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The evening world., 1891-07-10
POLICEMAN MEYER JEALOUS.
Shot ct Actor Pepper Because
Mamie Let Him Kiss Her.

Policeman Henry Meyer. of tho HCboken
po.iec, IN iull Uniform, stood drinking at the
bar OF Pleus's Atlantic Garden and Variety
Theatre on River street, Hobokcn, THIS morn
ing.
suddenly he whipped out a revolver and
tried to shoot Adolph Pepper, young variety
actcr. The bullet missed Pepper.
PCpDor Il ON good terms with Mamie
Sch'nld,. n pretty blonde, who singD aud
dances NJ tho theatre, and Meyer was Jealous
Of HIN.
popprr and Miss schmidt played IN a s1etch
called Jealousy last week. and Meyer saw
P0pDer Kiss Miss schmdr. Meyer afterwards
chided Mamie fur tuis, but At Tuesdays per-
fnrlnance he saw Mamie KISSED again, and
would have stopped the performance had he
not been restrained.
The onenSC vas repeated last evening, and
again friends dragged Mpy er AWAY.
This morning Pepper called on Recorder
McDOnOugh. Capt. Hayes has also been nori-
ned OF III" infatuated poiGcnan's conduct
and charges viii probably be- preterred
against him AT the next meeting Cf the Police
board,
The evening world., 1891-07-10
SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES.
Keefe's Wildness and a Hint to
New York's Management,
Manhattan Athletes Performances
at London-Club Gossip.

New York's lead is not so pronounced to-
day. Pc OF 1t was LETT at Plttsburg yester-
day, while Chicago picked up few degrees
rom Philadelphia. Tim Keefe was wild yes
terday. II is not to be wondered at. \ mau
cannot sit on the bench through 30 per cent.
of the games and pitch good ball in the other
10 per cent. Does the New York manage
ment know what this means2 The League
scores: Pittsburg7 7, New York q Cincinnati
IL, Brooklyn 6; Chicago H. Philadelphia 3
Cleveland IA, Boston =. scores OF Associa.
tion clubs: st. Louis 4, Boston 8; Athletics .,
Cincinnati 8; Baltimore ., Louisville, o;
Washington s, Columbus Z. Championship
standing up to to-day.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
TIE MORGUE MUST GO.
Mrs. Rowland Wins Her Suit Against
Undertaker Miller.


A decision was handed down by Judge Nc
Adam IN the superior Court To-day granting
the application OF Mrs. Mary K. Rowland for n
perpetual Injunction restraining DR.. Charles
Miller and the Taylor Company from main
taialng the undertaking establishment,
morgue, dissecting-room and chapel In Dr.
Millers house, southeast corner Madison ave
nue. and Forty-third street.
Mrs. Rowland lives In the adjoining house.
There exists q covenant between property
owners restricting property in the neighbor-
hood against trade or other business Injurious
or offensive to that locality.
Although the " Morgue" was q nuisance
that question did not enter into the case the
Judge said. Mrs. Rowland was simply trying
10 enforce a covenant. The establishment
was offensive, and II tolerated at all In q city
like New York should be located along the
water line or removed from habitatiOnS
The chapel was not a church within the
proper meaning OF the term. IL had no pas
Tor, no religious principles, no services except
as mere incident TO the funeral business
carried on and must go, too.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.
Won by Blanc's Reverend al the
Leicester Summer Meeting.

LONDON, July 9.-This was the third day OF
the Leicester summer Meeting. The event OF
the greatest interest was thl race Tor the
Prince OF Waless stakes Of G,OOO soverCigns,
for threc-year-9lds, the second to receive 10
per cent. and the third 3 per cent. OF the
stakes; straight mile and sixty yards.
The race was won by VI. Il. BanGs bay colt
Reverend, b. Energy, out OF Reveuse. J. II.
Leigh's brown colt The Deemster, by ArDi-
traitor, out Of RooAcry, was second, and Mr.. J.
Houldswortn's bay colt Orvieto, By Bend or,
out ot NapOli, third There were six starters.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Extreme Party Views of the Parnell-
ite Defeat at Carlow.

lFN ASSOCIATED PhBEA.
DUBLIN, July 9.-The Pnrnelllte press is eN-
ceedingly dOwucast over the result OF the Car
low election.
The FreemGH's JouuHdi says there Is now
no more chance OF getting home rule for Ire
land than there is OF getting the moon.
"Thc electors" the journal adds, have
abandoned their independence for the British
party yoke"
The Sc'tondi Press, the McCarthyite organ,
Is juOilant, and says:
"1he Carlow men have dealt the death blow
TO the faction OF Mr.. Parnell, from which
there Is no longer any peril. It is merely n
temporary nuisance. The insolence OF the
self-constituted distator has been rebuRed.
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"rHEH CLOWN GOT orr ER DANDY ruN."
But wbeu up 10 he, door the" cnae,
and lao asked her ths da2 to n4me.
STE asked him for tine she wA'n't g
buus;
So hs did leave Susannh.
He'd won her, he wa. sure OF that.
But. Lord, his pocEctbooE was fat.
But then her monsy'd make il !st
In u most rapid manner.
He conuted mp bow much i cos.
And il he .ailed how much vas lest;
1t made him cold Ms Winters frost.
But, pShAw, he'd won SuSgash.
4 dollar ned on tickets spent,
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SUSANAH.
II Story of Mans True LOUe 011d WOnGm'$
Pe1Jidy.
fOr
BY JOHN HUNT MORCA1.

Nov this Su7GEAh was n cLt,h.
She he'd = goat big 'lAsr Psi'h,
A COW, NHd t"rk'lG Inst did SC-ztch
With 'ailS spI"sd like hEL' er.
Bu' ri hcT sGit'.rE snsG ia ,s'u.
She ELid Go coirt ElizS Jsr~,
Or SAilie IoDas, or r,ldy PsSO-,
You cIhnot s4t SuGAGah."
Bpt Fir sHuS- he'd hsst 'eD al,
He l,"igi.t 10, wRiUu,a ia inc Fail.
AsH CnrEimG- h'"ssBt 4 eurstst shawl
bad '"Cksv fxug 10 tan Ter.
~ Iau1ed "a hide :" h,ae her ,An
WITH gloves A. fYe - 81 rner lsD'.
And svCEe his crNw WsS ipli OF s.n'
ALd hA would win Snsanah.
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Well. Eli Simpk!uS was Runip,
With head Oh big nS our old green iIunp
and smi'y AZ a hollsr Itump.
But LCTj ho loEsd SuSRnSh
GenoToLhGt, scarce kin Ii,etk
To think now for TWO bits a week
lie toiled Ter iSrmer Caleb Peak.
Who likewise WAIa tS"uar,
For jess two bitl SeeE he'd work,
And do the chores md never shiG,i
Aud Lord. bow lie would how ID sInirk,
Il. . lEost aWf',l nAUusr.
When hN did thirk b-'d ls'd aside
Three noaiLs' earnings, he most died,
For we'll be knowsd thnt wheh he tried
he sho' cen,d win Sus0nSh.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
LORD BERESF0RD STILL HELD.
II Judge Truaz Had Released Him
Ho Would Have eeen Rearrested.

water 4. Beresford. the bogus English
lordling, who Is accused CT swlndIing Richard
X. Fox and others, was remanded by Judge
TruaY, OF the supreme Court, to-day, until
Tomorrow.
Governor BIZ had countcrsigned the
requisition for the young man from
Georgia, but the proceedings were ad-
journed at the request OF BeresfOrd'S
counsel, who Contendel that the Governor
had no authority 10 sign the requisitiOn on
mere aftidavits without the Georgia indict-
ment. He wanted TO present authorities on
this point.
An oiticeT was In court with the bench war;
rant obtained by Richard X. Fox 70 arrest
Beresford II he was discharged by the Judge
The evening world., 1891-07-10
After a Runaway English Girl.

BosroS, July O.-A London detective and a
young man called at Police Headquarters
yesterday and asked for assistance in search
ing for Maud EastabroOk, a handsome Eng
lisn girl who ran away from her home IN
Leeds and had been heard rom In this city.
the young man Is the Stils older brother.
Miss EGStabrOOk Is twenty-pne, and was the
daughter or Thomas +. Rastabrook, a
wealthy manufacturer Of cutlery ut Leeds,
now deceased.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

"FoR AUST TWO EITs WEEK HE'D WeHE."
lie didn't win her al 81 fns',
And sometimes he did almost bust,
I'll he lad stopped srwOile and kus.
III outrageous msuner;
II PJnust split his added pate.
When lie did think inst he must wait
Another year before he'd mate
With rosy, pinmp Sus4nAh.
isut Re lIatcbsd up n mouse ons Schsme
Aud Ot II nigbi and day did cream;
Ii made hin phiz all shine aud beam
The evening world., 1891-07-10
T0RNADO'S WORK In TEXAS.
House Torn to Pieces and a sloep-
ing Man Carried Far Away.
Inv AeEOcIATrD rpFs;l

lbN AehOCIAEED fRE-s.l
KYLE, Tex, July s.--Thls place was visited
by an electric storm last night, accompanied
by high winds rain and hail. At H.W illlams's
ranch, two miles from hero II, developed
into terrific tornado, the pain OF which was
400 yards wide.
The two-stOry dwelling occupied by J. T.
more or less injured. a man sleeping In the
second story was blown Out OF the top OF the
house and carried q distance OF 200 yard 4,
hut escaped without injury. Rocks weighing
100 pounds were hurled several hundred
yards by the tornado.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
steams hip Cleopatra Strikes . Rock
Passengers and Crew Saved.

IBY AHsocIArRD PREss.l
LONDON, July e.-The German steamship
Cleopatra recently struck on II sunken rock In
the Straits OF Magellan and has been stranded
to prevent her nom sinking. According to
the latest advices she was last breaking up.
The crew and passengers were saved.
The Cleopatra LETT Hamburg May 20 for Val
paTaisO, and sailed from Las Pallnas on June
. last. She Is u vessel OF l,700 tons register.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Talking to Make Up Time.

BEVERLY, Mass, July o.--ADout fifteen
years ago Ezra r. Foster, an Inmate OF the
almshouse, refused 10 ea, and nearly starved
TO death. lie was Induced 10 eat but refused
10 speak, aud has kept that vow until the
Fourth OF July last, when he answered u
question by the matron. since then he has
kept up an almost constant talking.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
COOL DAY In CAMP.
Separate Companies oitdo the Sew
enty- Fret In Company Drill.
rspFcTAr TO THr EVENING WORLD. I

TtFF'TAT 10 IHE TVtNINH WoRLD.
STATE CAMP, PEEksKILL, July 9.-The
school Of tho company" comprised the fore
Moons EXERCISES OF the commands In camp to-
DAY. III" wealth n being cool the men were
In excellent trim and there was much snap In
the DIM. The separate companies showed
the greater proficiency.
TWO thimOlc-rig sharpers caught in camp
have been taken before Justice Baxter,
OF Pepkskill, for trial.
The camp hospital Is empty. There have
been very few cases OF sickness during the
week.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
An Embezzling Postmaster
lBY ASSOCIATED PREss

BosToS, July o.-Postmaster Martin L. Har-
low, OF whitman, Mass, was arrested last
night. charged with the embeZzlement OF
public money TO the amount of Sl,lOO. Mr..
Harlow was appointed ny President Cleye-
land, aud gave such satisfaction that the
townspeople requested hts rcappointment BY
President Harrison.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
High Times in Schroedsr's House
hnld

Henry Schroeder and his wife were held in
the Harlem court tC-lny :or assault.
Schroeder got drunk last night and assaulted
his stepdaughter, Mary Dixon. HIS spouse
thereupon bTokc a chair over his head
The evening world., 1891-07-10

Trainmen's Summer Nights Fee
tival.
The Trainmen's Relief Association OF the
Manhattan Railway Company, Eastern Divi.
sion, will hold the sixth annual Summer
nights festival at SulZer's Harlem River
Park, Monday evening, July 20. The Train
mems Association is a popular organization,
and their summer nights festivals are always
successful events.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Diamonds Stolen from Her csrr!age.


SAN Francisco, july 0.-Mrs. VI. j. OCon-
nor, OF san Rapha-l, was robbed yesterday OF
a satchel containing valuable diamonds and
$1,000 In bank checks and bonds. IL was
taken from her carriage while she was IN the
Occidental Hotel.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

A dollar more for dinner went,
And two dimes for tho smaller tent,
And fi!.een for bananas;
Twenty for lemonade 40 red.
Twenty for nuts aud gingerbread,
Forty in pitching rugs had sped
His lost, 80 did SuRGnNh's
NeZt morainG " hile he was at work,
Along tho road came Johnny Quirk,
Who brought note. with many q smirk
The evening world., 1891-07-10

When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castora-
When she was Chlld, she cried for CastoriN-
When she became Miss, she cluns 70 CastoriA
When Gho had Children. she gave than caStoriA
The evening world., 1891-07-10

Only 20 ard Found Drowned.
young man OF twenty-five years, who
wore brown sack coat, brown waistcoat and
blue nannel trousers, was found drowned on
Governors Island this morning.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Argentine Affairs Still Unsettled
Fresh Revolts Occur.
Icy ASSOCIATED rREss.l

Icy ASSOCIATED PREBs.l
BUESOs AYREs, July 9.-There have been
fresh revolutionary disturbances In several
parts or the coultry.
The Government Is taking vigorous meas
ures to queu the threatened revolt IN the
Provinces VI Entire Rios, Cordoba and Cata-
mArca,
The evening world., 1891-07-10
KnaPPS
DOOT BEER
~ EXTRACT
MakOs Root Beer In Minutes.

jas: ike a new tin pan or
A big full moon when he'd reflect
TbSt soon tho osmpns would no spsoksG
Witt circus tents all gRyly decked,
And he'd 30 take SuSsnsh.
He knowsd shs'd ps'cr ,esiGs the ap.li,
And ~nsL sbs said, "Ob. Very vel"
He felt hiI bvs:t ILPIde hTn swell
Anj "b'G'l-" Lsas DIra.
He worked Ike bIAles ten wLole lAys
20 De might gs, 'h' 'oRdsi's cl,siSs
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Detective Howard's Enforced vaca,

Pinkerton Detective George Howard was
given vacation OF a month on Blackwell's
Island to-day al Essex Market Court for an
assault last night on Gn Elevated Railroad
employee.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

Preacher spurgeon No Worse and
Maintaining His Strength.
lBY ASSOCIATED PEEss.l
LONDON, july O.-The condition OF tho Rev.
Charles II. spurgeon Is no worse to-day. He
maintains his strength,
The evening world., 1891-07-10
The French Court OF Appeals Recog
nizes salmacsda.

[BY ASSOCIATED PRRss.l
PARIS, July o.-rhe Court OF Appeals has
annulled the decree OF sequestration issued
by President Aubepin, OF the Civil Tribunal
OF the Seine, In regard 10 the Chilian war YES
sells lately constructed IN France.
The court holds that the vessels were
ordered by the Government OF President
Balmaceda, which Is the only authority In
Chill recognized In France.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

MRS. wNsLow'8 SOOTHING sIEUP for children
tetthing is family benetHctor. 25c. bottle. -
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For ELI Simpkins, tanner"
Good heavsns' it most struck him dumb
Like ice his blood it did benumb,
He looked as though he'd got bomb
From his beloved SusanAh.
It read: II take my pen in hand;"
Twas wrote in pencil understand
= To tell you, all in vain you've plAuno4.
Although q splendid planner.
This morn at half past six l we'd
The tsttooed man, all blue and rOdl
/ love biBa so. Pm almost Asad.
RsspSetfully, suaAnAh."
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Positive Cure

for LOST or FAILING VITALITY; General and
NERVOUS DEBILITY Weakness Of BODY and
Mind, Effects of Errors EGcerstg In Old or Young
How TO enlarge and strengthen WEAK, UNDE.
VELoPED. ORGANS Ard pARIS on BoDY. Alb
sGlately uLfAiling. HOMETkEATMENT- -B-nehts
Ia . daY. Men testify from 80 States and F1TeiEn
Countries. Write them; DeseIpIiye Book, eE.
plA ma tIon and proofs mailed tseAledl free Address
ERIE MEnICAL CO.. "a niagara ST.,
buffalo, n. v.
The evening world., 1891-07-10
Walked OF a Dock.

James Allen, sailor, while drunk, walked
along the string-piece OF North River pier
and fell into the river. He was sent 10 the
island to-day for month TO dry out.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

The Lorlllnrds, Louis and Pierre, ran 1rst
and second 10 the last race yesterday.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

James Corrigan, OF "A Canton street, Is
suing the Brooklyn Jockey Club for $2,5 500
damages He claims co have been detained
IN the betting ring against his Will on May
%. The City Court granted an order for the
examination OF the plaintiff upon the trial OF
the case.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

DonOhue was heavily backed In the pool
rooms aud at the track yesterday, but was
never In the hunt. Littieneld whipped him
all the way.
The evening world., 1891-07-10

II is a singular coincidence that Littleneld,
Hamilton and Bergen each won TWO races In
succession yesterday.
The record-union., 1891-08-14
BRIEF NOTES.

George Borchers is doing very effective
work as pitcher for the Spokane ball
team.
Two plasterers, named Hallan and
Leonard, got into row at Eighth and
streets on Wednesday and plastered one
another in great shape.
1t is rumored that three new hotels will
be built at Lake Tahoe next summer, one
at TalIac, one at Emerald Bay tthe school
ma'am's retreat) and one at McKinney's.
An unknown Chinaman died on Satur-
day nights west-bound train at Truckee.
When found he was sitting In his seat as
if asleep. He had ticket from Wells to
Sacramento and about $40 in cash.
It is believed that Bart. Greer, the 13-
year-old son of Hiram Greer, who was
so badly injured the other day by fall
from horse at his uncle's farm, will re-
cover. He has regained consciousness.
A woman residing in the L-street quar-
ter, and known professionally as 'Mar-
guerite," was stricken with paralysis on
the street the other day. Yesterday she
died from the effects of the stroke.
After lull of several months Sacra-
mento is to have some more glove fights
The first one takes place on the. Dist inst.
at Browns, and will be between Jerry
Haley and KID Wilson of Denver. 4
week later Billy Graham will be given &
return match with Jacemy, who defeated
him some time ago.
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TOO MUCH WHEAT.
An English Syndicate Trying to
load Its Surplus.

An English Syndicate Trying to I'm
load Its Surplus.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-A dispatch from
Duluth, Mimi, says: In the last three
months there had been one lot of mill
ion and half bushels of wheat sent East
via Duluth by Minneapolis parties. That
shipment and consignment of half a
million bushels that now passes through
here caused a good deal of speculation.
The Herald says it is being sent out of
the country by Pillsbury, and that every
bushel represents to the big English
syndicate running the big Minneapolis
mills loss Of 20 cents per bushel. Last
fall Pillsbury was a persistent bull, and
Loaded up with great quantity of grain
at prices ranging from 81 10 to 81 10 per
bushel. A good part of the year he has
carried as high as forty million bushels.
a short time ago the Minneapolis syndi-
cate found itself with enough wheat to
make million barrels of flour, right
on the eve Of the biggest wheat crop the
United States has ever seen, and with
stuff worth about 90 cents bushel. Some
OF this wheat had to be gotten out Of the
way. Hence this shipment Of two mill
ion bushels.
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TURF TOPICS.
PULsIFER WOULD LIKE TO SELL
TENNY AT A GOOD PRICE.
CaIifornia-Bred Horses Do Well on
Eastern Tracks, Three Taking
First Moneys.
Special to the RzooRD-UN1oN.

Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
New York, Aug. 13.-The Commercial
Advertiser says: In conversation with
Pulsifer the other evening | asked ii
Tenny was for sale. He said he was. While
he valued Tenny highly and thought
more of him than any horse he ever
owned, he would sell for consideration.
'sWould You sell him for $50,000"'
Yes responded Pulsifer, 81 think l
would.'
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, Aug. 13.-The weather
was clear and the track fast. The feat
ure of the races to-day was the third
number on the programme, Firenzl, Riley
and Raceland being starters. The trio
were sent away as one horse, but before
they travelled hundred yards Riley had
the advantage of two lengths, with FL
renzi second and Raceland following,
two lengths away. There was no ma
Serial change in this order until the end
of the mile, when Raceland closed on
Firenzi, Riley still retaining the lead.
Swinging into the home-stretch Barnes
shook-up Firenzi and she went up TO
Riley. The three were punched fur
long from the finish. FirenZi then passed
Riley. sand finally won by a neck, Riley
second, as far in front of Raceland. Time,
2:383.
Six furIongs, Walcott won, Celia sec
ond, Heralta third. Time, 1:2l4.
Seven furlongs, Terrifier won, Kings
ton second, Annie third. Time, l:394.
Mile and a half, FIrenZi won, Riley
second, Raceland third. Time, 2:3S2.
Five 'furlongs, Knapsack won, Pedes-
trian second, Take Back third. Time,
LOB.
Mile and three-sixteenths, Banquet
won, Kinsgem second, Prather third.
Time, 2:05t.
Six furlOngs, Pagan won, Kitty L. Sec
ond, Westchester third.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The weather was
warm and the track fast.
Six furlongs, Frank Kinney won, Net
tie b. second, Promenade third. Time,
l:16.
Mile and q a,quarter, Los Angeles won,
Abe, second, Racine third. Time, 2:0Sl.
One mile Eon won, Santiago second,
Elwood, third. Time, 1:42t.
Five and half furlongs, Rinfax won,
Centaur second, Clio third. Time, 1:092.
One mile, WattersOn won, Kern second,
Quotation third. Time, I:43.
AT GARFIELD PARK.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-The track was fast.
Fifteen-SixteenUhs Of a mile, Bon Air
won, Governor Ross second, Mary Sue
IDiEd. 1iule, 1:O03.
Six. furlongs, heats, Ed. Bell won,
Harry Weldon second, Mollie V. third.
Time, LIS.
Mile and seventy yards, Brazos won,
Princess Limo second, Ormond third.
Time. l:46.
Onemile, Tom Rogers won, Linlithgaw
second, Ella Blackburn third. Time,
l:42.
Five furlongs, Tom Elliot won, Little
Rock second, Corinne third. Time, 1:02.
HAWTHORNE RACES.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-One mile, Mar
mosa won, dead heat between Falerna
and Prince for place. Time, 1:44.
Six furlongs, Prince Henry won, Lii
liam Beatrice second, Julie May third.
Time, I:l7.
Seven furlongs, Nero won, Silverado
second, Iyanhoe third. Time, l:30.
Mile and seventy yards, Ethel won,
NIirabeau second, Joe Carter third. Time,
1:49.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mrs. ]. W. Hoy and daughter are at
| Truckee.
Senator Shippee came down from Chico
yesterday.
Al. f. Kleinsorge is in San Francisco
taking rest.
Mrs. E. X. Alsip and family are at
Pacific Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John hatcher are home
again from Adams Springs.
Governor Markham will leave Pasa-
| dena on Saturday for this city.
Ex-Governor Newton Booth is at the
| California Hotel, San Francisco.
Charles +. Gardner has gone to swell
the tidal waves at Pacific Grove.
David Lubin has returned from True
kee, Lake Tahoe, Carson and Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves have re-
/ turned from Santa Cruz and San Fran
cisco.
Charles II. Cummings, Mrs. Cummings
and Mrs. C. e. Paine left yesterday for
Pacific Grove.
Miss Eva Griffitts left yesterday for a
months visit with friends at San Fran
cisco and Oakland.
| Mrs. FranZini of San Francisco, the
Misses Mamie and Mary Jackson and
Miss Ida Maxwell of Sacramento are
visiting Mrs. }. Il. Garcia of Truckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Cannon, with their
youngest son Willie and grandson
| Charley Davis, have gone to New Eng
| land Mills, Placer County, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Mary l.. Simmons.
Miss Lizzie Tindall of Placerville, who
had been in Sacramento for some time.
has returned home. She was accompa-
| MED by her sister Annie, who has had a
long siege Of typhoid fever, but is rapidly
convalescing.
Invitations are out for a party to be
given this evening by Mr.. and Mrs
| William II. Mills, to their son Irving E.,
at their residence, No. 1707 Octavia
street, San Francisco, in honor of the
young mans twenty-first birthday.
4. n. Hoffman, Andrew Hoffman and
wife, Mrs. NJ. Hoffman, Miss Phennie
Hoffman, Mrs. Lizzie Stevens and chill
dren, Frank Tyler and Will MCGUIRE of
Auburn have started for Tahoe in the big
The record-union., 1891-08-14
PROGRESSIVE PLACER.
Her Citizens Want to Make an E.
hibit at Chicago.

Her Citizens Want to Make an Ex-
hibit at Chicago.
The leading Taxpayers of Placer County
have petitioned the Board of Supervisors
OF that county to appropriate $500, with
which to prepare and send to the Worlds
Fair at Chicago county exhibit that will
open the eyes of Eastern and European
visitors. In their petition they say:
The undersigned, your petitioners,
resident taxpayers of Placer County, re-
spectfully petition you as follows: That.
whereas you are authorized under Sec
ton 81 Of the County Government Act to
appropriate 81 900 for the purpose of in
ducing immigration; and whereas you
are further authorized by Section 40 of
the same Act to appropriate 81 500 for the
exhibition of the county products at the
Worlds Columbian Exhibition to be held
at Chicago in 1898; now, therefore. we
ask that the sum of S, 500 be by you ap-
propriated from the county general fund
and placed at the disposal Of the County
Board of Trade for the purpose of secur-
ing, preserving and forwarding an ap-
propriate exhibit of the products of
Placer County at said Worlds Colum-
bian Exhibition"