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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01
A Great stock.

Five thousand novels, the latest and best
issued, selling at 25 cents other places, for
sale at Max Reese's for 10 cents. The finest
playing cards in the market 8 cents per pack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

Best work done at Brennans Steam Laun-
dry. Everything white and spotless. Lace
curtains a speciality. All work guaranteed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

To vote the full Republican ticket
place cross mark in the square 10
the right OF the word Republican.
thus:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

Fresh Morris River Cove Oysters received
daily at Coslett's 9-22-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

To vote the fun Repu ublican ticket
place cross mark ia the square 90
the right or the word Republican,
Thne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01
White Blankets:

500 pairs, ranging in price from 75c to $3.50 a
pair.
200 pairs Crib Blankets.
300 well-made Comforts, from CSC to $3.50 each.
Would ask special attention
to our Down Comforts, espec-
tally those in this sale. The
Comfort offered at $3.50 are
known to be sold at S10.50 a
pair. The above is not an ex-
ageration in number. Visit us
and examine our line of cover
lets before purchasing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

81 can highly recommend Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup for Group. / have used IL for several
years and find Il the best remedy ever tried.
Mrs. Hannah Morrison, Burlington, w. Va"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

Downs Elixir will cure any cough OF cold,
no matter Of how long standing. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

1.-THE weakest must go 10 the wall" Saliva
tion Oil, the best of liniments is bound to out
strip all competitors 1t is good and cheap.
25 cents
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01
REPUBLICAN

wherever the word RepuOiicAn ap-
pears on the official ballot. Nothing
could be simpler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

Council notified General Manager Yarnell
that the paving started at Cherry street was
Objectionable; that the people who had agreed
to pave their share of Main street from
Centre to Cherry wanted all the work done
with Belgian blocks.
Mr. Yarnell came to town this morning
and after consultation with the street com
mittee decided to stop the paving on the
two squares mentioned and use the red stone
for the railway track only from Centre street
northward and the balance of the track will
be paved as proposed by the Grant Bros
with Belgian blocks.
The electric railway company have also
decided to put its employees in uniforms and
they were measured for them to-day.
Two new closed cars arrived at the power
house to-day and tomorrow they will be put
on the road in place of the summer cars
Three new cars have arrived at Gilberton and
two at Mahanoy City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01
Ta.ra-ra- boom deere
The EVENING HERALD for me
Ta-ra-ra-b -boom-de-rayl
/ buy il every day.

Strange as it may seem, there are people in
the town who seriously charge the Mckinley
bill with responsibility for the drought and
not one of them hold the bill responsible for
the eight per cent ON the $3.50 basis
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

All kinds of Carpets at Fricke'a
Carpet Store. Call and see them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

Lanes Family Medicine
Moves the bowels each day. Most people
need to use it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01

Ta.ra-ra-boom-de-re !
Its lively style suits me
Ta-ra-ra-boom de-ray
Hurrah for the HER LID, 1 say
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01
HERES A Queer Case
OLD MRS. QUINN MEETS WITH
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
THIGH BROKEN IN TWO PLACES
She Was KnockedDOwn and Run
Over on a Public Highway.
Who is Responsible for
Her Injuries?

HERE was an accident
on the highway below
the lime kiln yester-
day that resulted in a
most painful and serious
accident to an aged
woman residing a {
Turkey Run, and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-01
a.. .Iaa Ia paving OF the elec

HE paving of the cleo
trio street railway was
brought to a temporary
halt this morning by a
change of plans. Last
night the street com
mittee of the Borough
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Gleioerlfoffe !

50 om brss aooel gO Serge euns rsauft
lest Bel 80 Dlfipn 25 Gents 80 -
AZ a bre Nbtp
Gns Yarb Seaut
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Sscme oeuti1c 8riefmarfem.

gteue griefmarfen iOllen benz 8erneb=
MEN mad ~bemnd6it bonn beuti6en
GeIdspo1tamt ausgegeben tperhen.
Die neuen poitmertbaei6en, an bez
ren 9eritellung bereits in Der 4ei6sz
bruderei gearbeitet mirb, iperben 1iA in
Gorm unb 3ei9nung peientli6 bon
ben ieBt I'M @ebrau6 befinbli6en Warz
fen unteri6eiben. sic tperben iedsedig
fein ,unD bas 8ilbniB Der Gerinania
auf!peiien, bas mad Der Statue Der
@ermania auf Dem 9iiebermalboenfmal
ae5ei9net lit. 9ie Sarben fir bic perz
i6iebenen Wertbe Der Marfen iperben
internationalen 9lbma6ungen 5ufolge
bieielben bleiben.
9ie neuen M}arfen biirften ettpa i'm
9lpril 1T ben 8erfebr gebra6t iperben.
Veranlaiiung 5ll Der Jeuausgabe Der
pDftpertbSei9en unb ben in 9lmsfi6t
genommenen Nbdnberungen in ibrer
@eitalt unb Der 3ei6nung bat bte
Sbatfa6e gegeben, baB Die ieBt in Sc
brau9 befinbli1en 8riefmarfen ipies
berbplt na6gema6t porben iinb. Die
Gdli6ungem iin0 allerbinss itets obne
Wtiibe bon ben 8eh0rben entbedt tpor=
ben, aber aus begreifli6en @rinben err
f6eint es ipiini6ensnerfb. ibnen borz
5ubeugen; man bat bel Der 6erltellung
ber nenen gu Wtitteln gegriffen, tpelde
ben Gali6ern Die 9lusfiibrung ibreS
Sanbwerfs febr eri6weren perDen.
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erung Der 8erge bur6 ben ibnen 9as
rafteriitifden SUIT unb Nebel perz
f6munben III, Elm fheinbar bis gum
erniten Sori5Onte iidb eritredenbes2abpz
rintb, bon 8ergSiigen, auopen, Spz
den, satteln, gini6nitten, Gahons,
&lippen unb langgeltredten SbalfId9en.
SIN ben feltfamiten 8eleu6tungen
gepabrt man unten in faftig griinen,
bon beben ruinenformigen 6duptern
begren3ten ginl6nitten, fur3e, ooer
ldngereS eStreden iilbertpeiB i9iminernber
gdnber. @s iinb frDitalltlare 8erg>
tuafer,
l1nb bod iit Die gesei6nung labDz
rintbf0rmig aud ni6t sans pa1enb.
Man erfennt, piele Wleilen melt bon
Norb na6 Siib ii9 ertredenbe mebr
ober nlinber in fur5en ober ober ldnges
ren gogen, Bergriiden, bier unb ba
eingefattelt uno pl6bli6 in elmer Der
b89iten &uppen o6er ppramibenf0rmis
gen @rbebungen, enbigenb.
Qlus Der 8ogelperipeftibe erf9eint
bic ganae Plaitif bieies Gebirgsipitems
mie cine pl0bli6 beriteinerte breiise
Mafie, tadbem iie bur6 SiebebiBe unb
9dmpfe in Mufregung gefebt mar. So
tpirb es an6 tDobl gemeien lfn.
Sic mad ben Sria5, Sura unb
areibe 8ilbungsepo6en, Der Sefune
bdrs3eit, nod biinne @rbtrute per=
mo6te ben CUR 3eit 10 tbatigen pluto,
nii6en &rdften bes gliibenben @rbinz
nern feinen ma6tigen Miberfanb gu
leiiten; Der 8Dbeu bes groBen Meeres
ober 8inneniees bob ii6 blaienz unb
mellenf0rluig; an einaelnen Stellen
barft ober 6ffnete li9 bic @rbfruite urb
NIT elementarer @epalt quoll bic ges
f6nlolsene Maiie beraus, Inn nit Der
3eit erfdltenb alS @ranit unb 8afalte
Der Meni6beit gu be3eugen, uel6e pielz
Observation-Disclosures unier @rbball bur6z
MAIDEN muBte, ebe er fir oieielbe be-
mobnbar murbe.
Oieielben perlteinerten Mul6eln,
phanaenabbriide unb &oprolitbe.
tpeidc man unter Der 9umusbede Ser
Sbalhd6en finbet, seigen li6 LIBERAL
auf ben Gipfeln Der Yergriiden unb
Der b66lten &uppen.
Wenn bas nod ni6t geniigt, bann
perfolge man Die me6ielnben S6i6ten
Der 6eiteine, @rben, 5bonarten &c. bonn
GuBe zines Sergfegels bis sur SpiBe;
unb pergleld)e Damit bic Solge berIelz
ben IN ben bur6 Wfenl6enbanb ober
tiinltli6es gobren bergfitelten 8runs
men Der 5balnieberungen.
gs linb bieielben SDrnlationen nur
tt ni9t gu oerfennen. bab in SDlse Der
geipaltiamen Sebungei1 Der 8erge, @rs
f6iitternngen uub St0Be, ipel1e alien
plutonii6en &eaftionen bes feurigen
@rbinnern gegen bic erbdrtete @rbfruite
eigentbiimlidl iinb, bic S6i9tungen
berielben pielfa6 ibre bori3ontale Gage
perloren baben.
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gGie 1T bies !!

@ir bieten etnbunoert Dollars 8elobnung
fir ieben Gaa bon sfatarrb, Der niht burh
@innebmen ben Saa's &atarrb Sur sebeiIt
trerben Fam.
8. s. @benep & Co., @isentb. Tplebo, ..
Bir bic nnter3eidneten babea s. s. Gbe-
nep felt ben lesten Is Sahrsn sefannt iinb
halten ihn fur rolIfommen ebrenbnft in allen
@eiHdftsoerbanblunsen unb finunciea befd=
'hist a'le BON ieiner Sirna einsesansensn
8erbinoIi6feiten 3,t erfiillen.
Met & Truar, @robbanoeIs, ,0rcsuiiten,
Sclebo, ..
&aIbinG 8innan & Waruin, @robs
banbels=Drosuiiten, 9olebp, ..
9an'S Ratarrbs Sur toire innerlin aenom,
men unb ipirft brett auf oas Stut unb bic
id,letmisen OberfIdd,en bes Spitents. 3eua.
nifie irei periaHbt. 9reiS rs Gts. fir bic ssIa:
icbe 8erfauft BON alien Npothefern.
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Cine perriidte @ette.

Das Opfer unlinniger gDetten 1T
nenli6 in elmer 8erliner S6antmirtbz
fdaft elm etipa 23jdbriger 8iebtreiber
aus Johannesburg getporben. gr sab
Dor, nNtblet" gu fein, erbot fid trob
teines angetrmnfenen 3uitanbes nod J
2iter gorbbduier gu trinfen unb binter=
ber eine boae balbe 3onne 8airif6 Bier 3
Wtal nit borgeltredten Mrnnen BON ebez
ner Grbe on bic gruit 5u sieben unb
bann iiber ben &Opf emporSubalten.
Sa bieie5 n8rapouritiif" aber BON allen
4nmeienben beitritten ipurbe, 10 purbe
cine Wette iiber 10 Marf feItgeiebt, bic
aud angenommen mnrbe. Na6bem
Der vNtblet" ben balben 2iter gforbz
bduier getrunten batte, nabm er bic ball
be 3oane Bier unb bob iie regelre6
beraus. Oils er aber bas 5weite Wtal
auiebte unb iie BON Der 8ruit aug iiber
ben aopf beben nDlte, enttiel, wie bic
pplt beri6tet, bas SAB feinen 6dnz
ben, tp0brenb er nit lautem @ufi6rei
gu 8Dben fanf unb bemuBtlos liegen
blieb. Gin berbeigerufener Irst fornte
nur nod ben bereits eingetretenen 9ob
bes p9ltbleteH" fetftellen.
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Gr perlor itd) gang tn Die gliidlt6e
1ttfH nernni, Afe 6enettfnnrt

ote W(uItet, ote ltuJ utlYeueHo uIl IlllIeH9lt,
etlpaS slt loren, unb eritaunt auf baS
pl0sli6 10 erreste 9aar iab, bas, alle
Heeeln oes Sin ltauoeS unb ser Sitte
pergeTenb, li9 in ben Nrmen lag.
n0obi, rieJ &arlin, entsadt BON benz
gefenntniiie tbreS @atten, rfiiblit On
e5 enOlt9? Siiblit On es, mas i9 felt
Sa5ren tn meinem Snneru trage unb
ni9t 5u lagen tpagte, lin Did niGt 3lt
frdnfen? ., 70 fomm, 50sere feinen
Sag, feine Stunoe = folnm nit, On
uno Sans, nur auf Elm Sabr biniiGer
3uln Gater! 8ie ipiro er lid) freacn
iiber leineu 6o0i = iiber leineu Sans
= 0, oas uiiBte eiu Subel weroell. ipie
CT ninlner ,par utter faliTornii9er
9onne! Weuu On oas 2ano mieoer
iabeit, bas Du nit Deinen 9dnoen be.
baut. ben aoloenen @eisen = bic Miible
am aarlinrioer nit Der blnnisen
@iele!A
Garlin mar anBer lid bel oieiem Sc
oanfen, Der unallsgeipro9en uno boff>
uunssfos bod ibr ein;t9er Salt 9elpc,
fen IN 5wan3isjdbrigem Setb.
rIber, Ginoer, mas Ioll benn oas ?"
unterbra9 Die alte grafin enbli6 biele
ltirmil9er, ibr pollitdnoig unperitdnb>
li6en @efiiblsausbrii6e, nbesbalb
brau6t man ia bod nidt 5u lpeiuen, 70
peit lit eS ia nod ni9t. 2aBt nur mid
reben nit Dem Sans, ct bort anl beiten
anf mid, er ueib, oab i'd es gut nit ibm
meilte."
Gobi muBte ladelu iiber Sen Srrtbun
Der Mntter.
rWir ipre6ci ia bon einer Geile mad
3aliforuten fiir Sans, Man1a. 9aros
fine slaubt, eS lpare gut fiir i'm, anf
einige 3eit aus leiner let6tiinnigen I'm,
9ebung 5n fomnen!A rief 9fobi Der
Wtntter In oaS por9ebalteue Spra6>
robr.
Die @rdfin filbr sulainnten, ibr Nnt,
lit tDurbe nod blet1er, eritarrter.
rMein 9ans na6 &alifornien ?"
fraste 1ie.
Sur um ben @robpater gu belus
den," ia9te acknowledgements 9arltn,
nod belinnun9slo8 Dor Srenbe.
Den @robpater Welden @roBs
pater?"
0fooi madte uerseblid Elm 3eidem,
Garlin lab eS nibt ODER Dollte es ntdt
leben.
rMeinen gater," antportete lie, rlei,
men 9roBpater.
rDeinen 8ater? ?" flang es boil i'm
1on oes b0diten Gritainens, ,ma6
aalifornien ?"
Gann per3errte lib fornlid) oaS
@reiienantfis unb befam einen bUlen
NuS6rud.
rllnb bas ipillt On bulben? Dein
San8, Dein eit5iser Sobn, ber ein3ige
9prolie ltnleres @el9le6teS ioa fif
ben @efabren hieler 0tei1e anSleken ?
Sin Sabr in &alifornien bleiben - bel
= bel bas 1T ia unm0sli9! Nooi
- eill Sabr = iuetn lesteS sSabr piels
lei9t - sefuiB, wenn mein Sans retlt
= ilein = lieber = lieber - SSa beis
ratbeu, itieB iie miibiam berpor, npenn
es fein fnub."
rllno 5n @rnnO seben," laste 9aro>
fine.
Damn Bebt er als @raf 9emnlina
auf 2emmingen 5u @runb."
Oie alte, gebro6ene @eitalt rt9tete
li6 nit pl0tlt6er @ner9ie auf, etn bod
lniitbiger Slid, ans Dem Elm lang 3uriids
ge1alteneS, aber ME eriterbenbes @efiibl
sra GnispS hprnorh(ittp trnf @orof;re
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..G,mt auSfebeu"

Das psut ausieben" bdnst nittt bloe BON ber paut.
tarbe ab. GS IteS efer, ceun es tdnst ppn rem se=
iunben 3uanoe Der inueren Srsane as. ST hte Geter
snpdtiS, balm ebt man selb unb saGts aus TT esr
W2aSen tn uncrpnuns, bonn licbt man bpsptptIdp
aug, fnb bte Nteren ansesrtffen, bann iiett man
srdmlth unb perertebltn aus. Spree fur quite @es
iunbbeit, banu ptrit Tu .aut ou8ieben". Glech Il
8tters III oaS srpbe Setlmttel baS anresene uub BE-.
lebent au bic inneren Srsane einptrft Ga pertreibt
buSlet4 Gu8Ihldge, Vel8plre, HleGten unc loufftae
uuretntgfetten her Sdut, nno periGat etueu retnen
Geint, gu bdben In ber Gpptbete pom Wbpfpb Hrets,
1bemplon h 80. 30 GentS Die 6lai@e.
= Das 9r0Bte gieb Maitungsgez
f1dft in 3eras betreibt ieBt obne 3ipeiz
fel bic 6irma u. 6. &ibole & So. in
8elton. Sic bat fiirslih ipieber einen
@iienbabnaug BON 10 Wagen befonl=
men, wel6er Ala S9la6to6ien aus
@On5ales unb @uero bra6te, bic auf
Dem Wtaltbofe Der 6irma fir ben n0rbs
li6en Warft felt gemadt rerben iolz
len. 9ieielbe bat ieBt aufs neue 16
nit fettem &inbpieb belabene @iien=
babnmagen nad) Chicago perIdifft, unD
i'm 8an5en belduft ii9 bic 3abl Der
pDn ibr i'm 2aufe bieier SaiIon gemas
iteten uno mad benz Nnrben gei9idten
S1la6ttbiere auf 1900 bis 1900.
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We1tttel at1t0 eeSeecget8 !!

shb | atbaneig auat uebre it
Sauie
b1tn hrabgefst au 81
Glaerat
DDbnt9 al nur$8
babn qree reDurt 0amen
Goue Tarb
so Gents, Is Die
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GuflenS Qlrnica @albe.

Dte teitf SaIte tcr gBeit fir Srtnttte, Aueh6uns
gen, S'edDhrs, Slsbei- uue 0aut= ausalaa, Neebte,
ae'rrpr1ene Sance, Srrftbeulen une ale Sautfranf.
betten furtrt pdmerrbctren cher teint Be,abiuna.
8Datee 2nftteetntett saranfirt pter cas- @els uiyb
si,lde"itaisei. IS Gents pie 9GaGtel. Sum 0erfaui
IN alen apptbeten. aholpb 0retb, Gtpmpicn & Go.
WhpIeiaIe, y
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= George GIarf bon @aco bat ii6
bereit erfldrt, als Ganbibat segen @op.
9ogg auf5utreten.
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sSlassele, 8lattfets ato Gptuforts

& g tois s Ss ae gaas 1914 wbs woans
272 aar rt poae glants sr oe
@rob gts Comforts baS SId rSbe ~ M
&ebuftionen abaeen. =
BnfS
10 o
spe3te Offrten
Strlmpfa, Sbawls, Sastudan, aapattsu , '
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&leioeritofet !

Nuete Mobem Nbgf gree lnre Nobiden 1T &oerIfen
Jabrifate sSe6em 3ugdnglid }
3oa b nit
f - -
g olfir fir mur 20 unb So Cents. ' "
The record-union., 1892-07-06
SHASTA SCENERY.
Soon to be Enjoyed From Spacious
Observation Cars.
Coaches Now Nearly Completed Here
for the Scenic Route From Red
ding to Mount Shasta.

Travellers over the Shasta scenic route
OF the Southern Pacific Company are
soon to be provided with two elegant OBJ
seryation cars, to be attached to the regu-
lar passenger trains running between
Redding aud Sisson.
The scenery along that stretch of the
California and Oregon branch of the
Southern Pacific's lines is admitted by
all who have travelled over the road to be
the grandest and most picturesque on the
| coast. That portion of the route between
the Sacramento Valley and Oregon is
traversed by daylight, and while it is a
grand ride under ordinary conditions,
still General Passenger Manager Good
man has determined that tourists shall be
enabled to enjoy it under the most favor
! able circumstances.
/ A few weeks ago an order was received
by H. j. Small, Superintendent of Mo-
tive Power and Machinery, IN this city,
! Tor the construction of two comfortable
| observation cars to be attached to the
| trains over the Shasta division. One Of
/ these ears is now so nearly completed
! at the company's works here that it
will go into service on or about the 10th
OF this month. Work on the other is not
| 50 Ilr advanced, DuG IL Will PROBABLY De
On the road in a couple Of weeks.
! In the construction of these cars neat
! ness and the comfort of passengers have
been considered more than mere eie-
gance. The finish is plain, and there is
no upholstery of any description en-
| ployed. Each car is fifty feet long, and
has i've openings on each side. These
! openings are about eight feet long, so that
| every passenger in the car will have an
unobstructed view Of the beautiful seem
cry along the route.
The car nearest completion is now in
! the hands OF w. G. Fitch. of the painting
] department, where it is receiving it's fin
lShlng touches. General Goodman ex-
poets TO be in the city to-day on his re-
| turn from Carson, whittier he went with
the Grand Army eXcursionists, and while
| here will inspect the cars.
Shasta and Siskiyou counties are be-
| coming tavorite points of travel among
! tourists, while the many summer resorts
IN that region of natural grandeur are at
! tracing great numbers of health-seek ers
and others. The new tavern of Castle
Crag, at Lower Soda Springs, on the bank
/ OF the sacramento River, which was
! opened to guests only a few weeks since,
is crowded to its utmost capacity.
All through that region are mineral
springs, natural wonders and magnificent
scenic effects that are not surpassed on
| the continent; and as the years pass by
! Mount Shasta will become a point OF
annual pilgrimage by every man and
| woman in the State in quest of health.
recreation or rest.
The record-union., 1892-07-06
FREE LIBRARY.
Business Transacted at Last Nights
Meeting of the Trustees.

Business Transacted at Last Nights
Meeting of the Trustees.
The Board of Trustees of the Public
Library met at their office in the library
building last evening. Present: w. c.
Fitch, President; S. III. Gerrish, Secre-
tary, and Add G. Hinkson.
The report of the Librarian for the
month Of June was read, as follows ::
Number of books issued during the
month, 3,431, classified thus: Fiction,
2,623; history, $50; literature, 40; fine art,
79; useful art, az; science, 97;~ philology,
o; sociology, q; religion, rs; philosophy,
AZ; general works, 153. Percentage Of
fiction, TO- Average number issued per
day, Ia. Number OF patrons registered,
10, LEI. Amount of fines collected, SO 80.
Number of books mended in the library,
rs. The rent OF the upper story is now
four months overdue, 500.
The annual reports of the Secretary and
Librarian were read and ordered placed
on file.
The following bills We're ordered paid:
Capital Gas Company, SI2; j. S. Jackson,
81 so; Day q Joy, So; w. p. Coleman,
81 so; Irene Leonard, $40; Whittier.
Fuller IL Co., y 20; Union Ice Com
pany, 81 30; J. j. Laracy, ST; Mrs. c. Nj.
Bagnell, 81 80; Il. S. James, So 80; f.
III. Coffman, So; c. E. Spencer, 81 %; B.
Ruhl, Sl9.
After ordering twenty-eight new books
purchased, the board adjourned.
The record-union., 1892-07-06

Botzum, the pedestrian, on his trip from
the bay, returned yesterday.
Mrs. b. L. Steinman. Mrs. PolitZ, Mrs.
Il. Hebron and Mrs. a. Nathan attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Wasserman
IN San Francisco on Sunday.
Professor Hugo Belau. teacher of GYM
nasties at the Olympic Club in San Fran
cisco. ana one of the best horizontal bar
performers living, is sojourning ia Sacra-
mento for few days as the guest of
Professor Godefroy of the local athletic
club.
Among the Sacramentans who particle
pated in the Thistle Clubs games and
dances at Oakland on the Fourth were
Chief William Wardlaw, wife and FAM
lily, Chieftains James MeCaw and son,
William Mccartney, John Fraser and J !.
Wilson.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: John G. Paul, New York: J. C.
Lynch, Cucumongo: w. p. Parker, Chi
cago; Harry Larkin. F. D. Myer, z. J..
Root, G. L. McCandlass, Frank H, Sweet,
ply, III. A. Abel, San Francisco; Marie
ii. Frohman, NJ. GUstave Frohman,
Charles Jehlinger, Alice Brown and VI
may Wilfred North. Witch Company: c.
A. Webb and wife, Marysyille: H f.
Boydston, Chico; William Beckman, Del
Monte.
A party of ladies and gentlemen, num-
bering about thirty-hve left the city at
$50 O clock on the morning of the Fourth,
in rowboats, for an ali-day outing up the
river near Bannon Slough. Directly
after arriving at the desired point swing
was hung and games started. The way
that some of the ladies played baseball
showed that ladies' baseball club would
not be an impossibility. Much merri-
ment was created by the sack races for
gentlemen and the potato race for ladies'
Other games followed, and when the din
ner hour arrived no second signal had to
be fired. The afternoon was spent in
vocal and instrumental music, recita-
tons, cOnundrums, mesmeric tests, etc.
\ feature of the day was the mind-read-
ing by Albert Will, and some of the ex-
carnations following a statement showed
that he was not far from the truth. This
was greatly enjoyed by all but one, who
seemed worried by the unseen power eX-
hibited, and hied himself away to the
shade of a convenient tree. Supper was
next in order, then more games, and by
9 o'clock the picnickers We're safe at
home. Those present We're: Misses Lot
tie Shepstone, Verna Woods, Effie
Gregor, Mary Will, Annie Renfro, Anna
Woods, Maude Witherington, Mary
Hattie Noteworthy, Elma Blair, Ivis
Bunker, Clara CLARK, Hattie Shepstone,
Miss Goslin, Mrs. Hattie Capen, Ernest
Lancaster, Charles Lyons, Will De Mer-
ritt, Allie Hopkins, Arthur Williams,
Schuyler Lancaster, Milton Remington,
George Shepstone, Albert Will, Clarence
Hopkins, Charles De Merritt, George
Capen and Messrs. Carrigan, Redman,
Fleming, Sehestedt and Hlcky.