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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-02-26

Ella Warheld, Mr. T. B D.vis race file, OF
Piedmont, won miie ard repeat race at
Charleston, s. G., on Saturday last.
A handsome tobacco sign was painted by VIM.
Miller d Sons for Mr.. John G. Unsed.
new bank has been established at Buckhan
pop Ulsbur comfy, In this State, and Col ID.
d. T. Farns~ortb, Greenback candidate for Con-
gress last October, has been chosen President.
John w. Aler, of Baltimore, the derot agent
at HarIisonburg. Va, on the Valley railroad,
who lost a leg by the wreck of freight train,
between that place and Stauntop, Sunday, Is
dead. His leg was amputa,ea below the
knee Sunday night. .s.
The revival of religion In the Baptist Church,
colored, of this town, Rev. +. Fox, plsio,,
which has beer in progress for same weeks,
still continues with considerable interest
The ccmu ittee of arrangements for the Ina ug-
urstion of President Garfield, at Washington,
adopted a resolution requesting Tie executive
commit &c to appoint ex Union officers IN place
of Gene. Fielts and Fletcher weo are tx-Con-
-federates, ane who were recently spfoin ted aids
oil the grand marshal, declaring that 1t Is Oh
)ec,louable 10 many who will take part in tue
procession to march under the orders vi ex'CoE-
federatss. Goodness, Gracious
TIE Philad,lphia Times reports an sdvance on
lasl day u JauuaIy VI The (. V Il. II. Bonds TO
sl.OIH and accrued Interest, and says: The de-
maud Tor these Securities has been such that
those who desire to Invest, will have To move
quickly or else pay still higher rate for their
delsy."s .'i1
| A bass weighing ~ pounds was caught in
the Potomac, near PoiuL If Rockt, Md, few
days ago. d OIL. r..
! Mr. James Dugan OF Berkeley will ex ibit a
"pOrker" at Martiusburg which weighs 200
pound, the largest hog in the United States,
and as large as an Aldern,y COW.
We have a con; iderable touch Of March wealth.
| or, when is drying up the mud. On Wednesday
the wind got up on It's hind less and howled.
= Bears have made theft apps arance In the snow
/ from Rocky Bottom, near Bunker Hil', To- Lee
! iowu, rha several sHesp and hogs have been
! kiI.u ty thtm. - -, 80
! Hon. VIM NJ. vaDcleve, formerly of Berkeley
+ county, but at yes.Lt sesinirg iu Macon City.
| Mo, bus been appoinled .Bigsdisr General OF
| the National Guard of Missouri aud assigned 70
the command OF tie Dkt-ic: y. Missouri.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

C. W. Burbank and wife, of Tomales, who have
been the guests Of Z. Lyon in this city, returned
home Yesterday.
Chief Executive Horticultural Officer Mathew
Cooke left yesterday for San Jose on official bust
ness, TO be gone week.
Thomas j. Mshoney, Hugo Muller and Charles
Foley OF the United States army, to arrive here
by the Pacific express train this morning.
Frank Hesg. native of Sacramento, who has been
spenoing his Christmas with his parents here, re-
turned to his home in San Francisco yesterday af
ternoon.
B. Lardner, former resident OF this city, left
for bis home at San francisco by yesterday after
Moons train. He was visiting friends here during
the holidays.
W. E. Chamberlain, Jr, graduate of the Sacra-
mento High School, now President of the Pacific
Business College returned to San Francisco yester-
spending Christmas with his parents at Sc the old
home nest"
Among society events OF the week we have the
pleasure OF chronicling the marriage of our es-
teemed fellow-townsman, George E. Mills, and Miss
Nellie X, only daughter Of Mrs. II. A. Rogers.
II took place on the morning OF the 2tth instaht
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. S. Dunn, Of
the Sikh street NJ. E. Church. Ii was private
aft r only the immediate friends Of the parties be-
ing present. The rooms were tastefuiy decorated
with flowers and among the many presents to the
bride was an elegant silver jewel casket from the
groom also beautiful silver ice pitcher and silver
butter-dish knife, from the mother of the bride;
gold-nugget cross in its natural state, rare and
rich curiosity, from W. B. Rogers; 800, from Mr.
and Mrs W. f. Hicks; set OF silver fruit knives,
from Mrs. s. Z. Barnes, OF San Francisco beau
tiful silver indiV set, consisting Of salt and
pepperstand, butter-dish, napkin-rng and bouquet
folder, from Mrs. Z. s. Brown, of San Francisco
an elegant brides cake, beautifully ornameuted in
silver with elegant gold monogram center
pierre from W. F. Bicks. The happy pair left on
the afternoon train for San Francisco San Jose and
to their friends every Thursday evening during the
month OF January, at their residence, so street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27

KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.-At meeting OF
California Lodge No. 1850, K. of H., held
last evening, the election for officers Tor the
ensuing term was held, which resulted as fol-
lows Thomas IL. Berkey, Dictator; J. +.
+, Paulk. Vice. Dictator ; J. j. Gray. Assistant
Dictator: P. L Hickman, Reporter; y. U
| Medley, Financial Reporter; Y. H. Adams
| Treasurer; f. n. Baynsford, Chaplain ii.
i. Greer, Guide; j. Z. Carter, Guardian
! Frank Swift, Sentinel: E. Ii. Emery, II.
! Bennett and George f. Bronner, Trustees
! 3. III. Emery, Grand Representative n. S.
| Nichols. Alternate Representative W. a.
/ Hughson, Med Elk; John f. Cooper, Or.
gauiss.
GOSPEL NETTING AT the Gospel meeting
last night Mr. McGranahan sang None but
Christ Can Satisfy" Major White spoke
from Galatians l., "Who gave himself
for our sins. There will be Bible readings
this afternoon at $50 o'clock az the Sixth
Street Methodist Church. The meeting will
take place as usual in the evening at tie Con-
gregatioEal Church. There viii be an ad.
dress by Mr.. Hsllenbeck upon the Power
of Christ to Save"
SOCIAL CLuB.-The "Shrimps" have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term G. T. Taft, President NJ. Luther,
Yice-Presiaent J. L. Hughes, Secretary !;
j. L. Stafford, Treasurer.
ARRESTS These arrests were made yes
terday Wm. Deavis, disturbing the peace,
by officer Campbell and deputy Const j.
Barron and Torn Quong, petty larceny. by
officer Stewart.
ENIGRASTs.- Fifty-seven emigrants will
arrive here this afternoon from the Eastern
States over the Central Pacific Railroad,
thiIty.eight CT whom are males.
INsTALLATIoN.-The officers of the several
Masonic Lodges of this city will be installed
this evening, at Masonic Temple, by Past
Grand Master Geo. q. Perkins.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27

TRACTION OF STREET CARS Some ex-
periments were made recently at Salem,
Mass, TO ascertain the tractive force requi-
site to move street cars and vehicles on a
macadamized road. The apparatus used
consisted of an inclined plane, at the upper
end of which was an iron wheel, over
which passed rope. A loaded box-car,
weighing, with It's contents, L. $50 pounds,
was drawn up the grade by a weight OF go
pounds, suspended at the other end OF the
rope. The empty car, weighing 4,s20
pounds, was drawn up the same grade by a
weight of 2S3 pounds. A smaller box-car,
weighing when empty 2.730 pounds, was
occupied by fourteen persons and drawn up
by 339 pounds, aud unoccupied, by l76
pounds. An ordinary lead of sand GA a
macadamized road was started by 5l4
pounds, and an empty hack, weighing 1850
pounds, by 1856 3 pounds. The same hack
with four passengers inside required go
pounds to move it. On a level road the
load of sand started by 24o pounds, while
the large box-car yielded to Sc pounds
The experiments we're made by horse
railroad company to prove that their work
was not unusually severe TO the horses
and the result appears to have been al
together satisfactory.
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AT A POLICE COURT.

w. D. Howells, in describing the trial.
and patience of Police Judge, says die
/ not see him hesitate and ! did not doub
his wisdom-I am far from pronounclnt
his sentence unjust-even in that case
His decisions seemed to me the result O.
most patient and wonderfully rapid cogita
ton, and in dealing with the witnesses he
never lost his temper amid densities o.
dizziness which it is quite impossible to dc
more than indicate. If it were necessary,
for example, to establish the fact that q
| handkerchief was white, it was not to be
done without some such colloquy as this:
Was it white handkerchief 2
"Sor?"
"Was the handkerchief white? p
"Was it white, sor?"
"Yes, was it white?"
"Was what white, sor ~
The handkerchief-wa the handker'
chief white %
"What handkerchief, sor -
"The handkerchief you just mentioned
the handkerchief that the defendant
dropped"
81 didn't see it, sor.
Didn't see the handkerchief 2
Didn't see him drop it, sir"
"Well, did you see the handkerchief ?"
1.-THE handkerchief, sor? Oh, yes, sor
| saw it, saw the handkerchief"
"Well, was it white %
sit was, sor.
A boy who complained of another for
assaulting him said that he knock him
down.
"How did he knock you down. asked
the Judge +" Did he knock you down with
his fist or his open hand ?"
eyes, sor."
(Which did he DO it with p
"Put his arms round me and knocked
me down.
"Then he didn't knock you down. He
threw you down"
"Yes, sor. lie didn't t'row me down.
Put his arms round me and knocked me
down."
1t would be impossible to caricature these
thing, or to exaggerate the charitable long
suffering that dealt with such cases, Some
times, as if in mere despair, the Judge
called the parties to him, and questioned
them privately ; after which the case seemed
to be settled, without further trial.
WHY be 50 fearful over disordered kidneys
Eidray.Wort will cura ~
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A CURIOUS SToRY-A dispatch to the
London Times relates the following curious
story: "a Siberian merchant named
Khramoff recently arrived in st. Petersburg
and asked to be allowed to deliver an i'm
portant packet of papers personally into the
hands of the Gar. He said that the packet
had been confided to him by an old man
who had died in his tzhramoff'sl house in
Tomsk in the year 1864, with the request
that it should at some time or other be
given into the Emperor's OWL hands. The
mysterious parsonage, moreover, had ex-
PRED with the firm impression that he was
Alexander l., who, Russian history says,
died in humble cottage at Toganrog of
erysipelas in December, 1925. while on a
tour of inspection. Although at first
laughed at, it is said that he was at last
admitted to the Gar and delivered his
packet, which was found to contain i'm.
portant documents concerning the imperial
family. How they came into the posses
sion of the mysterious old man the bearer
had never been able to discover"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27

NOOu bisiS. gnu HiSHt'
Sir Edward Thornton, who was so popu-
lar as the representative of Great Britain
in this country, and who is now represent
ing his country at St. Petersburg, is type
of that class of Englishmen born to the
civil service, living abroad and remaining
true to the habits of his country. Portu.
gal, Mexico, Central America and South
America were formerly his places of resi-
dence, as the United States and Russia
have more recently been.
The RESERVATIONS have been completed of
the three portals of the northeast transept
of Westminster Abbey outside the princi-
pal entrance in st. Mary's churchyard, at a
cost of about 100000. The sculptured
figures embrace all the patriarchs from
Adam to Solomon, and all the major and
minor prophets. There is also sized
figure OF Christ, surrounded by the twelve
apostles, and another life-sized get of
statues of the apostles.
A city ordinance prohibiting smoking on
the wharves has of late been stringently
enforced in Charleston, S. c., and many
offenders have been locked up in the guard
house by the police, including not few
visitors, who innocently erred through
ignorance of the law. In other cities
where such an ordinance is enforced no.
tees to that effect are prominently dis
played, and it would perhaps be well for
Charleston to follow their example.
CASTELAR,, ex. President OF Spain, is only
so years of age. He wrote two novels be-
fore he was Is, which induced his relatives
to club together and give him an educa-
ton. While at the Madrid University he
was busily engaged in all kinds of journal
ISM At the age of % he was present at a
political meeting as a spectator. 1t was
during the revolution of 1857. He became
excited, sprang to the tribune, and made
an grafton which gave him immediate favor
and honor.
A New Jersey preacher who officiated at
funeral said that if the dead brother was
saved it was ''by the skin of his teeth.
This was Bible language, but the preacher
was condemned by the critics of his con-
gregation and by the mourners, who thought
that he should have done little extra
business for the occasion. The preacher
says that he was honest, but some of his
critics say ne should have made his remarks
to correspond with the ideas of the rela-
tives. New York Herald.
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Christmas Presents !!
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Of all things BOOKS are the
most chaste, beautiful,
enduring and useful
of gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION IS BETTER
~ suited for a HOLIDAY PRF SENT THAN A
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the recipient OF the donor, and is source of
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ADvEREIszr1EsT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Aiice Oates Troupe
K. Of H.-Resoluiions.
Occidental Encampment-Degree work tonight.
A. o. Z. W., Sacramento Lodge, tonight.
British Mutual Benefit Society tonight
Masonic installation tonight.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics store-Holiday goods at half price
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27

LONE JACK. No.. Sept. IA, 1872
I have been using Hop BitteIs. and have
recsive1 great benefit frem them for liver
complaint and malarial fever. They are gu
periar to all other medicines.
P. NJ. BARNES.
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ART LOVERS.
Living Pages From rom MANY Ages sI doS beautiful

illustrations5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 50
tions5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W.. Il 90
The resden Gallery OF Fine Paintings. so
Galleries. 10 90
Great Painters with over 200 engravings) -. 10 90
Gems OF Modern Art Gin water colors). ...... SO
Masterpieces of Antique Art 10 90
Dore Gallery Observation-Disclosures. %
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PARENT TO CHILD.
FRIEND TO FRIEND.

Is volnmes1. So 90
Dickens Complete Works "a volumes). ...... IA 90
skeleton in Armor (superbly illustrated. 49,. 90
The Arctic World fsuperbly illustrateD -. co
Morocco, and Its People (superbly iustrated) 90
Coopers Complete Works (S2 volumes)...... 80 90
Solomon's Story beautifully illustrated) 49,. 70
large assortment. in price from 81 To SO.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27
RELIGIOUS
IN GENERAL

For Ladies: Purses, Portemonnaies, Card Cases,
Vases Scissor Cases, Jewel Cases, Satches, Witt
ing Desks; Portfolios, Music Rolls, Music Folios,
Glove and Handkerchief B oxes, Work Boxes,
Hand Bags, Fine Papeteries, Fine Stationery, Sea
Moss Albums, Photograph Albums, Autograph
Albums Fern Albums, Water Colors, Brackets,
Picture Frames Button ard Hairpin Boxes
For Gentlemen Pocket books Memorandum. books,
Diaries, husbands, Gold Pens ard Holders, Card
Cases. Photograph Cases. Letter Cases, Cigar Cases,
Cigarette Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Ash Re-
ceivers, Dictionary Holders Dressing Cases, SHAY
ing Cases, Drekas Blotters, Standard and Miscel-
laneous Books.
Finally, all standard, current, new, elegant and
complete works in Art, Science and Literature ali
of which Will be found in the spacious store of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-27

For WHooPISG Couch Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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FouR-BuTToN light kids, 81. L. Bien,
Eighth and j streets.
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Two BUTTON light kid gloves, 60 cents. L
Bien, Eighth and J streets.
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THREE BUTTON light kid gloves, 70 cents.
L. Bien, Eighth and streets.
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MosT acceptable holiday present, undoubt-
edIy, is case of Eclipse Champagne.
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NOTICE.

ygyaE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
Il holders Of the Capital Gas Company, for the
Election Of Directors for the ensuing year. and for
the transaction o; such business may he brought
before the meeting, viii be held at the Office of the
Company, 10 the city of Sacrament~ on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of January, 1882. at 1890 P. NJ.
dls-.d G. d. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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SIx-BUTToN light kids, 81 %. L. Bien,
Eighth and streets
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CONSUMPTION CAN Be CURED
F Rs; Hall
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The Membrane Of the Lungs, infiamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents
the night sweats and tfghfDess across the
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TI9N is NOT an incurable malady. II is
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aud HALLS BALs.M is that remedy.
Don't DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.

The Alice Oates Comic Opera Company
opened at the Metropolitan Theater yester'
day under weeks engagement with the local
manager, D. ]. Simmons. Despite the storm
the matinee was largely attended, indeed it
was an exceptionally fine matinee audience.
At night, though the weather was very in
clement, there was good house. The opera
was "La Mascotte" ALICE Oates is well
known in English comic opera, probably bet
ter and more popularity known than any rival,
notwithstanding some Of them are better
vocalists. Oates means well, ia fact in some
things her later years on the stage have
much improved her. She is more than
ever the dashing, bewitching actress,
who knows just where to stop with
her mimicry and abandon knows
where lies precise line TO cross, which would
make comic opera vulgarity. Some are in
clined to think, and with perhaps some
grounds, that this very lively little actress is
? little too acrobatic and free upon the stage.
it is perhaps one of the best evidences Of her
success in that she prevails rather by her
comedy art, than by her vocalism. Her voice
is still pleasingly sweet. La Mascotte y
gave no opportunity for its present strength
or register to be accurately judged,
but this may be said, Alice Oates sings better
now than when here some years ago, and it
il quite worth the admission to hear
her in the charming duo with the
tenor, You more 1 love than turkeys. :"
What she sang, she gave with charming
effect, and the auditors were quite won away
from any serious criticism Of the voice of the
singer by the dramatic business which she
makes so very prominent. In all her leaiing
songs she was warmly encored, and if applause
is to be the measure of success, she had her
full need. La Mascotte " is one Of the mer-
REST of musical farces, almost riotou5 in its
mirth and wholly reckless in the absurdity of
its plot. The company gives good support
without any marked superiority in any par
ticular member. The leading support is by
Alice Townsend, good cOntralte;
Ella Caldwell, a clear, sweet but lin.
tied soprano; Stuart Harold, a fair ten.r
james Sturges, a fine basso. with
r. Van Osten, E. Q. Crandall, N. r. Glib.
bon, Z, +. loan, Misses Jamison, Pixley,
Scott, Hirsoh, R3stelle, Bloom, Munroe,
Newton, Anderson and several others form
ing the chorus, which is we'll drilled and quite
efficient unsteady and otherwise The cos
tumery in the piece is very fine, the ladies
especially making the scenes very rich by the
elegance of their attire. The orchestration
was excellent, the best and strongest heard
here in long time. La Msscotte" will be
given again this evening for the last time. 1t
is well worth a visit to the theater, no matter
if the storm continues in all its severity. The
engagement has opened well, and there is
promise of week of very musical and en-
joyable mirth. The theater last night was
well warmed, and the draughts being ex-
cluded the house was very comfortable
throughout. The calcium lights added much
to the scenic effects last night.
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Holiday Presents 1.-The NimbIe Six.
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GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price, go
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The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
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Best champagne in use, Eclipse Extra Dry
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BOYS AND GIRLS.

HOratlO Ayers books, tacI. 81 z
Oliver Optics books, each. ISL 81 20 and 81 81
Harry Castlemons books, each. .............. l ,;
Louisa NJ Alcott's books, each. ............. l e
Mrs A. D. P. whitney's books, each. sc
Sophie May books, each. .....75 cents and 81 q
Virginia F. Townsend's books each 81 IS and 81 81
Will Cartoons books, each. 81 %, 81 so and s. o
From Canal Boy to President ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2;
Scrap Books, Card Albums, Paints, Pencil Charms
Knives Blocks and Games.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

WHY be SO fearful over disordered kidneys
Kidney-Wort will cure it.
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How slowly said, with sweet delaying
When love for yet more love is praying,
And heart meets heart, while lips are SAYING
Good night good night