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The morning call., 1893-10-28

LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid.
Losses in process of adjustment or
IN suspense.
Losses resisted, Inc luding expenses.
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming one year or less $l,613.-
974 95, reinsurance so per cent. :.
Gross premiums on fire risks rum
ming more than one year Sl,6l2.-
346 90. reinsurance pro rata. ......
All other demands against tho CON-
pany...............s.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

Total liabilities.
INCOME.
Net cash actually received for fire
pEOuiuluS..
Received for interest and dividends
on bonds. stocks. loans and from
all other sources
Received for rents.
Tnful ipcnmn
The morning call., 1893-10-28

OUR HO SIERY
STOCK is unriVaIed
in this city. We
carry ALL GOOD
GRADES from the
lowest to the high
est priCes-in cot
ton, wool or silk
in regular sizes and
extraordinary sizes.
We have just what
you need.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
AN EXTRA SPECIAL.

SIDE BAND GINGHAMS, for aprons, blue
and white and red and white checks,
good value at 1212c yard.
Spot Cash Price SIC
The morning call., 1893-10-28
United States Branch Statement

OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. ON THE 31ST
" day of December, A, D. 1892 ana for the
year ending on that day. as made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of California, pursuant
to the provisions of sections 6lO and GIL of the
Political Code. condensed as per blank furnished
by the commissioner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
STATE MILITARY NEWS
EneamPlnsnt Ordered as Giadstous
Station in August NEXT

TIE state military board wa 10 So
sion last night and until noon today
auditing bills and attending TO routine
business
Brig General Comps1n. AdJt. Gen
r w. Mitchell, Surgeon Gen. A l.
SayloF, Col. VI. z. Freeman were pres
soL Capt d. c. Sherman, Lieut.. VIII
lie and Lieut. R0bli0 Eere alsO 10 at
tendance on bUsiDess-
EyCANPWExT.
Part Of the brigade will go into camp
August 12gb, st Glsdst0De PARK, Glad
stone station, Clseksmas eogDty, on
Cisekam1s river on the 5. P. railruad.
First regiment, battery A., and three
companies Of the Seo0nd regiment,
companies B aud II, Of salem, and {,
Il E0geoe, viii 90 into camp.
The camp will LAST 5 to 10 days and
viii conclude with sham battle. The
Bew equipments viii be used for toe
5rst time. The eseetiO1 Of q major has
been ordered for the Second regiment
Ss required by the new regulations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
DOWN GO THE RATES.

The UniOn Pacific nov leads with re
duosd rates to eastern points. and theil
through ear arrangements, nAgnife
emily equipped Pullman and TOuris,
slsepers. free reclining chair car and
last time, make ii the best time to trav.
eL- Two trains leave fnom Portland
daily At SIS q m. and TsS0 .. m. Tue
rAtes are now within reach Of AL, and
every body should take advantage Of
them TO visit the worlds fair and their
friends In the east send for rates aud
schedules Of tralos. and do not purchase
tickets until after consulting Boise a
Barker, agents. Salem, Or.
w. II. HURLBURF,
Asst Gen'l R1ss. Agent. U. p,
Portland, Or,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Oregon Land Co 10 School Distriei
No 5; L23 Aeres in q and 2s s,3w
81 90.
ID. and A. A Chandler ct al, 20 N
BeAtsy; 6, 5, Riverside Ad. TO Salem.
$50.
NJ YO0ng and wife TO Martha Ne
CAuley; AZ Of an acre in d / c Of B. 3
BOnney, 5s.rIW, sl0l
J. H Palmer and wife to J. aud A
Ssh&ffer bl 3. Mt Angel. 500.
ID. c. Rsmuighten aud wife TO Il. z
Copeland bl IS sdd- 20 WOodburn, $50
Philip Meier and wife 20 J. aud A.
Shaffef l., bl 2, PAlmers add-, Mt
Angel, t5S0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
DWELLING BURNED.

Il Is With pleasure that we testify to
the prompt and satisfactory manner in
which the State Ins1rAnes Co adjusted
and settled the recent loss We hsd on
oar dwelling and contents situated near
Aselezy. Unfortunately the house snd
eJntents bu-n@i to the gr01ud July Sd
aud the loss was adjusted, and the full
amount o. our elAim from the StAte
I0surzues ca. was pad today, the l0th,
Esvsn days after the loss oeeuTed- We
can fully recommend the State Ins1r-
anse Co for its prOmpiDess and Hoer-
Ality in the s=tlIeneEt o. its losses
Mas N L CAMPBELL
T-ll-2G-dE d. 2. "ANPBELL-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Pe1siO1 mO1ey o0meS from two sources
the internal revenue TAX and the TAX
o. imports The internal revenue tax
i On whisky, tobacco and cigars. 50 that
any mAa who objects 70 pairing any por-
ti0n Of the pension fund q tke country
tan accomplish that end If he abstain
from smoking OF chewing tobacco. drink
ing whisky and wearing fabrics Of for
eign nanufscTure.-Corporal Tanner IN
Brooklyn Eagle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
The Bird Of Wisdom

Al owl NGi Cp N 9 aseEory trs.,
Ana E4t1 In Al I'm pG1eCs ulA11er 70 ne.
~Isr-hooss ter boot le--.o5r~
I ksked Ter. politely -Toz toEs.y old BIRD
Have yol % th= Go ce1 Discovery E-zr-s
NE = --A1 h-r IsEin-sgs a1d Aps1ks b1t = Worc
A1Ai ore1fy. 1ocolo9o1s ~ h0s
Dx. Pierc~'s GoIden Medical Dssooy-
cry Il = warranted lung. liver and blOO1
remedy. = powerful tonic Aud Alternative
and . reliable YiiAliEer for weak persoBs
. pADsneA tor seEslfalA, hip jolnt disease,
feves-Sores. sWellings AOd IumOTs: ooB-
tAiDs no alophri. aud l. medicine
without peer. There i DO risk in
buying q guArAntaed article Your
money back II IL dO0't bene6t or cure
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

OUR CLIMATR-A SAl~m woman
picked sOne fresh eggs yesterday sOd
one proved not 80 fresh So abe threw
cot the whole batch. Imagine her sur
prise when she went out = IIstIe later
and found erAvli0g out Of the dsbFis =
lively white LeghoFn chick. She gath
cred the littls fellow Up cot Of the
wreck and pot him under The stove
where Al last accounts be was doing
we'll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WILLAMETTE
A h Carson, Grants Pass
Levi Morris, Talent
Geo. o. YorSn. Eugene.
W. J. Vail. NJ. o. LoEnsdAle, G.. ".
Rans0me. E W Allen, Mrs J. C. Card,
J. r CArdEe,I, PJr1lADd.
Emile ThonSs. TIE DAlles
c. G. DAs i'd. y. Y.
]. A. S1kde1, Po. tland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
Died

PEART-At the farm house 81 mile
SO1Gbezsr Of Salem; July 10, lSSS,
Ms Elizabeth PearS, aged AbO0G iltS
years.
The deceased with her family came q
Oregon 10 APul, 1882 She was the
N Ithef Of ten children-six Toys and
four girls- Funeral at O'Clock st tbs
Residence. IntsrEneat at Twin OaS
e-m=tery near Turner.
SCHWATN ER-AIt the insane asylum
July 9, 1888. ChEs- SchwAinsr, sged
43 years
SLOrH AT The insane asylum, july
8 lss3, Elsie SlOth. aged Is years.
Bo8h ooLnmilled from Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
IL Looked a. ifThey Had couae to stay.

II Looked a. II They Had C0nae TO Stay.
On Monday . singular occurrence vzz
witnessed b. large crowd Of men about
the grounds Of the National Soldiers
home az Togzs- a great cloud. con-
p-isei q thousands On thousands q
large, blsck winged ants. aighted -
thickly thai The grU1nd was nearly
covered with then Immediately upon
thar allghrLng they eomnencad pulling
O. tearing. oS their own wings. and zFts-
having performed that singular act pro
ceeied 70 the b1Sness On hand, that sp-
paTen1ly of hunting f0- food. scattering
II lively manner II al directions and
seemingly everywhere 70 Be found, and
almnsI as large as c0ckrosehss-Le
ton Journal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

CoCxTT Marion ooanty
hss DO BONDED debt- Warrants were al
called In up 10 Sept lst, IsS2 SiDoe
thai Gate up 70 July I.s, lsS3 there were
-. $3.50 q SGTAnts o1lstAodiBg.
O1t Of this 10 20 come about $1,000
dsliDqOens taxes, not Jet collected OF
this sum all viii Dot De collected bot 8
goodiy share Jost bO~ much the
coanty will De in dsbt is matter that
will depend on eolleeSioDs by tbs sheriff
and John knight and his deputies are
p1shiBg ths1 b0sine=s for all il Il worth
On the hrst Of July, 1885,, 81 600 WAS
outstanding. This would show : de-
crease 10 eOanty deb1 Of something
over seven Thousand dollars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
ssneshinE 70 R<aensrr.

Did yO1 sze the Duke of Yerzgzz
whsu yen were IN Chicago. DzwsOay7
NO. but saw the fair entrance hs
went thr01gh. and was introduced 70
man whose toe he stepped On while pass
ing through The crowd Truth
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

FIRE PROTECTION. -D1gAl Broz- to
day eompleted their cOaTrart fJE pot
ting In an additional FIRE protection on
the State Capitol. The Last bose reel
W@s putt place and the water turned
on from the Asylum Water works
Enginesr MeC4ri came down this after
noon TO test the system for prots -iion
Of the state house. TIE waIls are all Of
solid brick and fire breaking oct any
where In the building would be conhn-
ed 10 that room.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

CHKAPER THAN RAIL-Tbe Eugene
Guard s4yS Lane oOuDty nov furn-
lshes she usual spectacle Of the ;rADs-
poTtAIioa Of 1000 bushels Of v beat BY
wagon roads alongside the EAilrc@d
trAek for distance oF II miles. The
Spnngnelg Milling Co.hss teams bVing-
ing that amount from Junction to
Springfield Tue tsAmsiers receive
5 cents per bCshsl, ard almost half the
wheat has already b~en conveyed %
the mill bins At Springfield.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
Salem Improvement Co

THK CITY CAsEs.-The street in
pgU-eDsnt cases are dragging thno1gn
the s7p1sus e00rt- with all ths tsebDi-
eaIities and sxeept8sns that PbilA5sl-
phiB lawyers can raise. The p1blSe i
Dot rn1ch conssrDed IN them n& city
e0aBel that ~crks for D0shing and has
20 pszi up With lsg1l t&sent a. IS .
1Oosh has gOs 70 ran the gA1niSes o.
all shs teehniezliiiez and clerical errors
q all ilz vArio0s OH3ssEs before il can
impg0~s q szss@S. and il citizens can
wmts Rsfil the work is al d0oe before
taking advantage q teehu5e4l defects
In the prOosediDgs. the eO1rI might -
vel decide that all attempts a. street
improvements 5y any city gOvsrnmsni
10 fsture are n1il and vold-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Man SHOT This does not happen
ofsen 10 these q0lst TINES 10 thrOnged
place Of business Bat yesterday it
shot through = mAa's mInd that the
Little Nestaoca cheese at Clark A Ep-
pisy's was the oniy kind worth baying
for the whole family 10 enjoy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
Are You Nervous,

Arc you All tired ont. do you have that
ured feeling or sick hezdacbsg YoU
can be relieved Of ali these symptoms
by taking hoods SAIsApAFilla, which
gives nerve, mental aud bodily strength
and thoroughly parties the blood IL
also creates q good apostle. cures indi-
eesti0n, heartburn and dyspepsia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
BOkS.

HUFFMAS.-At the hOn1e IN NOrJL
salem, July 10. 1855. 10 Mr.. and Mrs-
HI Huffman, q son
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Tue Trask Rive. foll Road, with far.
nished hotel and fAun. Al lis western
gale, In nilAmOOk oOunty, tide ekeaI
and renting for SEQ 70 5000 . year
can oe seeared now. in exehanee for
productive CITY FrOpsrty, o. a eOod
fArm IN the WlllAmette valley. In
9aire q n. W. q. AZ residsnoe GRO
MArd. 18th street, near cnurt, Salsm.
Oregon. 4Edw ~,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

AssAULr.--A boy named Elfred
BelIer assaulted ChAA McSoeley who
raised rock Al him aud paid $500 and
costs In the Recorders court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

6ALEM's PRIDE--Of all good things
aha boasts. the ''Prids Of Oregon" fio1r
n fimt. IL makes hOuskeepen happy.
becaussit h always the same, and every
sack h warranted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
WAIVED.

10 bGlk, all good shipping varieties
% cherries ia the WiilAneSts valley.
Oregon Fruit & Produce Co, salem
ElS dE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

MACHINE OL.-Farmers, bay you
oils ~ the Blue Froat. and save 25 pei
cent DIV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
THE WEE coEUMBIAEs-
cslshEzfioa IN HszoE q sAs Great
Dizcswsrs-.

Mis Ana Lanns S<ro0E. Of5alen,
Oregon, HSed a1ywbers between four,
os ihers4br1ts, gave . grand reception
Mo1day evening ~ THE rsssdeoes q Ar.
and Mrs- w @. Wstsoolt % South
Commercial strses 70 Der little frSeodA
The xr01Bds nesernbled yr1nd natural
sp@rz bo0ss-
The Stage was . bozgr q gres1 gTzss.
T5xl5a- The esIling Ess innsnss 6r
trssA The drop ezrtsiD Vas red, white
and blDe. There one hundred and ffty
set0rz. innumerzb8e grOwo-1ps forseeoe
shitsrs. s1psf. eEe- TIE play was 81
immense Kindergarten exercise lasting
from ? to 5 -D- intsnperssd with
music. ice cream, eAkss- swing, ham
moess ard the whole animated group
had their pictures taken FelIOEinZ
Eern tfS. a,rzssfa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy IN
action and sure In effect IS eents n
box.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
SUPREME COURT.

slAts Of Oregon. Vs. W.M. Mcclure
State Of Oregon, Va 2. c. Barnes, and
state Of Oregon, vs. PC. Covaeh
appeal from MulInom&h eounty; judg
Dsnt q conviction in each one Of the
above eSs@z reversed and neE trail
1rdered- Opinion 6y Lord C. J. Ming
YOu 81 al, We Coos Bay, R1sebarg
and Eastern Railroad and Navigator
Co, appeal from Coos eOanty affirmed
OpinOin By Lord C. !. I'M. Niekum
Va Walter DAnvers ct al, appeal from
MultnSmah county; reversed aud new
trial ordered Opinion by Bean J.
}. F.. Smith, vs.. PeuUmbrs Kelly
and MultnOm@h eo1nty; Affirmed.
OpiuiOn by Moore, J.
F. and L Westeufelder, vs. F. Green:
ApPs@I from Muitnomsh county; argued
and Submitted
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

The Husband Of the Inf&nsa Compared
Prince Antoine, the infants's cu1soEt,
wears stunning clothes. but, taking one
consideration with another. we think he
IS hardly as imposing and we know he
Is By no means 50 tenor compelling As =
Columbian guArd-CMc2go New<Reo-
nr7
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

PoLIcE DocKKf.-R AshmOrs and
Aisx Johanso0 were tried for vaKrAney
and Chandler and one smilh we're
tried for dEunks Al the Recorders eOaFt
this morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
NEW HOUSE FOR SALE

A cottage Of seven rooms ami base-
ment, With 2 or lots set 10 fruit tres
and hoe garden; for sale At bargain.
Located OD Front s,neet, North Salem.
HOUSE new last year and in best eondi-
ton SeS barn, dne well OF water.
nicely fenced, mOst desirAble in that
part Of town. Enquire Of Mr. d.
King. T-T-2w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

MACHINIsnOII.a- Farmers. bay
your olls az ehs BLUE FRONT. and
nave - pr ceni. d-W-t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Nefe toe qua
Ana Leoue Szroux Dss Berry
Gret4 RossueSrg Curtis Cruss
AfyA Cruzs VedA Crux
Georgia smith AItos Meyers
Fred Meyers Lillian MeElroy
AKIess MeElroy Aszbel Bash
Rath Azbby Helen Pierce
CyrEs WoodwoEth Helen Sutherland
Van S0tberiADd MsDde Mckay
Gertrude Gray Margaret Gray
Marco Gray Ruth Gray
JeDetEe Grzy Georgia Boozh
Mary Moody Adelo@FT Moody
Mamie BaboocE Lses1s Morton
Ella Wehb seusf Webb
Lsssis ArboSAst GzT1is Hirseh
LsonA Hirseh Meyer Hirsch
Hss@o Bell MeDOfy Bel
Ralph MOOFsz AllhsA Moores
Paul JOhnson Edmund R,5es
Fred stamp Blanche Brown
Wayne Wstsrs Martha Brooks
Ls Ro0do Parrish Marie HoEsr
AIheTt TO11g Maggie LsySon
Ear Brown Maggie HOdgkin
Resell Brooks A41szl RobeELsOo
Lee Patterson Jsssup Strsng
OrRo1d Bean Kz1is PezTins
Minnie PeTTine JOhuie B0ZorIh
Cora B01ortb I0eL BJJ0Tth
Margaret B0Zorth Merrill Mooras
Gyrdg1 Mo5res Gertrude Moores
Chester M0oCSS Reno Holland
COaoie Holland George Gray
Prudence Gray Dsi.y Wagner
Tolsy Wagner Emma Wagner
Baby WAgDeE Ernie Keen
AAts kIsin Marguerite Klein
EIhel knight Hugh Williamson
Rytn Catch Maggie Poison
NesGie Backuer DJG Damon
Clifford Brown Claude Belle
LslS Beise Alice SFoaG
Winnie Ryrd Jennie Collins
BsSie smith Wanda smith
Jennie FRY Dznuie FRY
Rossel RaFrzr Gladys Fzrr2r
Agnes Gilbert Ruth Gabriesson'
Carl GAbTje3son Ruth 3 L0rIh
Myrtle Hatch George Meyers
Lillian SellwOOd CsAgdis Gilbert
Rex Turner Joy Turner
CisreVzn BOkkelen D Van Bckkeleu
3 Vac Bokkelen Eie4aor Czn1on
L5lA SWE1ord CoTane Rsely
Winnie WzlnT Ivan Farmer
Lloyd Farmer 10 Chase
frankie Chase story ChEne
E1uADe Cr8ig Emma Miller
Alige Coleman Curtis Coleman
Lena Clark CIAirettA D1mArs
Mac HOssr LASreDee HofsF
Roy S1ApletOn Ruth Purdy
yOhnuie Holman Lois Ohmzrt
Reynolds ObmaFt .COTz While
Willie Mccormack Ethel Calvert
w Chamberlain II Chamberlain
James Lump R4fe Bo0ham
George etutsmAn William Walton
JAsmie LIDn Asrg0sriieOsboHne
Bessie Buckingham
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Take look Al the young mems stifi
and son hats. at the New York Racket
2d-lv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
MoRNIKesIDE PICNIC.
An Elegant Menu and Music By the
Rsgimsntal Band

TIE ladies Of the NJ. Z. eharch viii
give picnic al ~MOrningside." Wed.
nesdAy July l2h. from 70 10 .. N
supper from 5 10 p. M.
MENU.
Biseuit, homemade bread, hAna,
tOog0e, baked beans. salad. cake, teA,
and cofies. Is eentA Ice cream and
cake, Is cents; lemOnAde. cents q
glass.
Tue Second Regiment hand viii dis
ooarss sweet m0sic throughout the
evening. rs d-st
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Bargains II furniture a. VIM. sAF-
Beantt ios few days -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

wAll paper /. gOiag ~ ! soas Al
Wa sAEEsAnt'A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
ADVENTIST.

Regular S<Tscth Day A6EezI 81 ss-T5css a.
o4o C.ii1rrA1 Hal opposite o era = Use, 81
len. 6zrGr ays- Ss61Azn school Al ID .. n
snls0Ead by Rlo1e resk6iUE and oz1sf ssrTicez
Pzys< ReG<xcg Ne1nesdAy -. , n &S'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Baby criesi,
AOthsr sighed.
Doctor prescribed C&s1cxiA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"ASTKD-A rrs- ca&Az E1rt % 90 oocse
w WsFk- Corasr insS- A16 Fs-ry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
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Yen are e1tzE - sz1s1 o. zaks &zT kt-e q
tZzgyrs1zEEL Sszl ~ 1ks z11s-s g7so 81r
z&s<z4sz- sc szsEs a suz-Pss1s ss1s-x- 971 H-s
r111y - szzS8F EzF T-sEnrs1 o41srzr1- sszss
-grE- E-A1szg s1G
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

THIS PAPER l. ksrz o. n5s NJ z c. DaEes
i Advertising Age1cy, - Ant IS AsTrhs1n
Exehz1gs. San Frz1e1sro. Cz1Ifogn1s- where
e'oofr@~--s Eor Advertising can re E-Acs a1T IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

NHRlSTlAS HCIESCR-LAre-z.urs Of al
~ kinds On sale a. g9s LEhsrTy szrsez- 4-s-ly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

A FTKSTION.-Czza uocsy vSt1 So rnEz.
"a osoS1sez, oa1 iroc s1d All kinds q EssklA,
Asso aheez, NJ cd CC11 HoaSs. S.zlsn-
EzN1y / TOI-N0LAAR
The record-union., 1893-05-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS

The Cottage Hearth" for May (W. A.
Wilde & Co., Boston, is freely illustrated
and has these papers. in addition to the
regular and many departments: "Erastus
Faulkner" Matt Grim; Under Suspi-
cion," George NJ. Saunders; Tanned. y
William o. Stoddard; II Travelled
Among Unknown Men," William
Wordsworth; "a Trip Through the
Sewers of Paris" William d. Gaillard:
ION the Canadian Pacific" Katheryn Nc
Leod; "Records of an Epitaph Hunter. -
Mary g. Raymond; The Last Part of an
Old Story" r. S. Burnap; "a Southern
Caught the Salmon" William Murray
Graydon.
"The Play of Fate" is q sensational
the house of Donohue, Henneberry a.
Co., Chicago. 1t is a story Of the most
extravagant, improbable, and, in some
respects, disgusting character. 1t is a
tale OF deceit, seduction, murder. rob-
berry, the grave and human wretchedness.
True. at the last, wounded, outraged
hearts are united and the guilty punished.
but the details are sickening, revolving.
Edna Lyalps brilliant story, ITO Right
the Wrong" which was begun in "Har-
per's Bazar'' for April sth, will be con-
tinued in special eight-page monthly
supplements, the first of which was given
in the Bazaar" of May 9th. The "Rebel
Queen" now appearing in the 'Bazar.D
is the best story Mr.. Besant has vet writ
ten, says ''The Bookman" of London.
J. S. Ogilvie, New York, has issued a
paper-covered volume, Life and Death
Of Jay Gould, and how he made his mill
ions"
The record-union., 1893-05-18
SAD ACCIDENT.


a Young Man Drowned This Morning
Near the City.
AS the Foresters' river-excursion party
was returning, about o'clock this morn
ing, from the steamer ride of last night.
an accident occurred just before the
steamers reached their landing, which re-
suited in the drowning of one of the
party.
The lateness of the hour at which the
news reached this office, the large crowd
of the excursionists and the conflicting
stories of the accident rendered it very
difficult to get at the details of the acci-
dent.
From all that could be learned it seems
that young man named Joy, aged about
is, resident of this city, and said to be a
son of Captain JOY, by some unaccount-
able reason was precipitated from the
guard rail of the steamer Dover lust an
she landed and at once sank into the
stream.
Since the above was written it has been
ascertained that young Joy was not a
member of the Foresters' party, but was
the watchman of the boat. He ATTEMPTED
to climb over the guard-rail of the
steamer, next to the barge lashed along
side. A companion sought to restrain
him, as the attempt was dangerous. He
went so far as to take hold of young Joy,
when the latter exclaimed, LET go of
me. know where am goingw At that
moment he slipped and fell between the
steamer and the barge and sank.
Search for the body of the unfortunate
youth was at once begun, and is proceed
ing as we 60 TO press.
The record-union., 1893-05-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Charles Phipps has gone on trip to
Wisconsin.
Governor Markham has returned from
San Francisco.
Congressman Caminetti started for
California on Sunday last.
Miss Minnie G.. Bracket of Fresno is
visiting friends in this city.
f. I. Robinson, the well-known attor-
ney, is here from San Francisco.
Mrs. S. NJ. Allen and daughter Of
Stockton are visiting Sacramento.
A. H. Rose, the well-known Colusa
farmer, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Salisbury have taken
the Cluness residence for the summer.
Mrs. I. NJ. Fox and party of San Fran
cisco are sojourning at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
J. L. LaRue of Davisville and C. L. La
Rue, of Yountville, accompanied by
their families, left for Chicago last even
ing.
Albert Gallatin Of San Francisco is
stopping at the Freeman Hotel in Au-
burn. Mr.. Gallatin is in rather poor
health.
Dan Lyman, former Sacramentan.
but now resident of San Francisco, is
visiting relatives here for a few days
prior to trip East
Miss Daisy Wasserman, daughter Of
Solomon Wasserman, and Henry Ham
burger were quietly married on Tuesday
evening in San Francisco. Only the
relatives of the contracting parties were
present, on account of recent death in
the brides family.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: w. H. Morrison, NJ. II. Cohen,
c. Z. Langham, New York; w. o. Will
son, NJ. Martin and wife, Boston; H. II.
Clark, Fredonia, Kas.; A. Longuin, Chi
cago; Colonel l.. S. Babbitt and wife,
L. ). A.; r. f. Rooney, Auburn; A. H.
Rose, Colusa; H. c. Morrill,, J. b. Keefe,
w. S. Pierce, r. B. Dickinson, Mrs. l.
NJ. Fox and party, E. w. Hanson. j. j.
Wirtner, San Francisco.
The record-union., 1893-05-18
The Germeshusen Estate.

The suit of Freda, John and Gretchen
Germeshusen against Annie Germes-
husen, administrators of the estate of A.
j. Germeshusen, deceased-an action to
recover extensive property in Wood
land-was commenced at the latter place
yesterday. Hart Il Burnan and W. A.
Anderson of this city have been retained
by the plaintiffs