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TO SANTA CRUZ
Via South Pacific Coast Railroad
THE SHORT LlEs-C0OL AND SHADY.
=, "a - ! -. -

BYRON FOOT OF MARKET STREET SOUTH
q side), San Francisco az $50 A. NJ and $50
P. NJ and from San joe at 1923 A. NJ and $50 P II
as On SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS, a Special
Train leaves at 4;30 P. NJ, and San Jose NJ 8 d.
Returning leaves Santa Cruz, 5:35 A. NJ on SIN
DAYS and MONDAYS. arriving san Francisco 9:35
Giving two nights ald day in santa Cruz without
loss Of business hours.
- This route is 40 miles shorter than any other,
and free from dust.
The Scenery, for novelty, beauty and grandeur,
cannot be surpassed
TIE Rosdbsd is perfect the rails heavy, the equip
ment frstclass with every appliance for speed,
safety and comfort.
Sunday Excursions. So Rounl trips. good for
six months, Sc Parlor car seats, so cents.
Santa Cruz never had better season The soci-
ETY. is SUPERIOR the bathing superb the hotels good,
and the town charming.
R NJ GARRATT, C. F. and P A
iy91p1m A. II. FRACKER, General Supt.
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HoE PRESS FOB SALE.

We have az the REcoRD-USroS Office two large
double.cynder Hoe presses in perfect order, OF
which will be sold at a low price, and upon easy
terms The size q bed-plate is 40x60 inches. The
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses The
object in selling is to replace with one Of more rapid
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

The President and Paity-Important Cap
ture of Car ThIeves-AEother Captain
webb-Prosperity of Chicago-TurT Mat
ters-A Chtnafnan Refused Katuraliza-
ton Papers knights Tcmplars -
Affairs in Foreign LaRGs-Etc.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CaNTRAL 2 aCEggC EsAEGRoan.
Commencing Tuesday, July ), 1859,
AND UETiL YG2IHER NOTICE.,
TRAINS RHD S0ATg WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
a. TarNOrss

IL AVNBuh6s
HsGA &. M.-iSGrdsys. edf--Accommo.
UsVT datl5u Inlin 70 Aarysyille, Red Blue and
Redding.
e,ra A. M.-Daily(--san Francisco Passen-
WV ger Tram, via Benieia. Connects st Sui
sun for Vallejo and Caistoga Second
class passenger cars ior San Francisco at
n,aA 4. u.-'DsIlvl-C. ?. E,nlerant Train to
es4G Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
1880 Be5 a s9aa tasa s8 E'ss
San Erancisco, touching AZ 81 way portE
on t1e Sacramento river.
sg.Ga (. -(Daily.-sassecgsr Train for
< 1917 Woodland, Williams, F'l-iows, Tehana
and Red Bluff.
F7eSfs 4. Hs.-(Daiiyl-san Frsrc:soo Passenger
SssSS Train Connects st Galt with Passenger
Train for lone snd at IathTep With the S. ?.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, EewhEll
iSsn5a BaTbara), Los Angeles, Cotton
(Sau Diego>, YuIns, AaTicopa CPTesoottl.
Tucson, Benson (Guaymas, Mexicol, Dem
ing "a, 7. 8 S. T. Z. r., 81 Paso Ct. & P.
r: R.), San Antoino and New Orleans
Connects Slso at Gles for sen Joae.
Holds =. s1.-(Dailyl-Iocsl Passenger Train
AfSs-Ee sOr Auburn and C1iIsX
1ssFE 3. sT.-lDailyf-San Francisco Passenger
SssSS IEain. vie Benicla. Connects at Suisun
Sundays excopted)- for Caiistoga.
Gsfg. z. SE.-(Dailyt-O Oregon Express Tor
SsAO MsrJsville, Chico, 2ed BlG8 AMI Redding
Portland, Oregon.
E.sE y. RF.-Daiyl-C.P P. Pacific Express, via
-E's'V Banicia Tor San Francisco
S.aA 2. k.-(Dsilyl-Loeai TIaiN TO Lathrop,
OsSS connecting with 9. P. EznlgrsnJ TEatn
Tor 0enling and Fl Psso.
%s9A 2. H. .Dailyy-Pss.speer Train for
sesV Woodland and Knights landing.
r.sS =. m.-{D2ly}-O. ?. Atlantic Express
sass To- Coisx. Reno Carson and Virginia.
Battle Mountain (Austsh). Patis25e
eEUrekaN. oglien, Council Bluffs and East.
a. N. TowfTE...... ............ General Eanager
=. Z. SGODEAa.-. .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All Diseases Cured by the RevitaIfzing
Cure such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, 100 Geary street, San Francisco. iyl0.1m
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~ :. u. rs seminal Pills eure all

Dr. Ia ~. RS Seminal Pills cnre all
cases OF Seminal weakness, Loss OF Vgor Neeturnai
biIity. and ali thst ass Of complaints arising from
Excess. Indiscretion or Abuse The old find in this
remedy A FoUNTA.' IN OF YOUTH, and the
Young A safeguard and protection. De- la Mars
SRNISAt PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debitated
from whatever cause to th, r prestine vgor. Price,
g so per bottle. Sent G. o. D. by express TO any
address, secure from observat. on Address al orders
1852, San Francisco m2S6m
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THE New orleans Pieaslne is entitled to the
credit of bit Of genuine wit. 1t thinks that some
people look at the suggestion to nominate General
Crook for the Presidency seriously, because num-
Der of these same people have already commenced TO
abuse him furiOusly.
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Dr. Trueman VIII Extract yonr Teeth

positively without pain or no charge; will make
N set of artificial teeth for $40, warranted to fit;
III our teeth with gold from 81 cavity, according
o sz platina, 81 90 silver or bone, 81 all work
irs+c, IS and warranted call at his dental parlors
md yourself 1901 v Market street corner Of
loor every three minutes. 1e2s'u
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

E7STATE OF E. L. BILLINGS, DECEASED.
H. Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator OF the Estate Of E L.
BILLINGS, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the said deceased to
exhibit them, with the necessary Vouchers within
six months after the first publication Of this notice,
the said Administrator at the law office Of Young
& Young, southeast corner Fifth and Streets in the
city OF Sacramento county Of Sacramento, State of
California
August g. 1888.
]. L. HUNT0ON,
Administrator of tho Estate Of E. L. Billings, de-
ceased.
YoUNG & YouNa, Attorneys FOR Administrator.
AUG 5tlawM
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

FESHE CopARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE FIX
Il isting between SAMUEL CROSS and GEO.
". JACKSON as Searchers of Records was dis
solved August 3, 1888.
Dated Sacramento, August A, 1888.
au4.1t+ GEO W JACKSON
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s Fa

On and After Wedncsday, May 30 1855.
UNTIL YURTg9R gouCE,
Irs'rs viii -uD between Sacr2melt2 snd shIugle
Springs rs follows
Lssve Sacramento for Folsom, Latrcbs
and Single SPRINGS. ..-......... 7:s0 4. r.
Leave Sacramento Tor Folsom. 4:oo ?. II.
Leave Shing;e Springs for Lstrohe, Fol-
som and Sacrament. -. Ills 4. Il.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and SaeEs-
mento. ....................... 1890 y.
Leave Folsom for SacrBmento........-. 1850 A. NJ.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. IFS p n.
mr2-d J. B. WRIGHT, Superintendent
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FOREIGN.
Secret Treaty Between Germany and
Mexico.

Mexico.
WASHINGTON, August 5th.-A report is
current here to-day that the Mexican Gov
eminent has secretly made treaty, offensive
aud defensive, with the German Empire,
which gives tie latter all the advantages
which the treaty made with the United
States gives us, and more besides. The Of
fensivs and defensive clause substantially
guarantees the integrity of the Mexican Re-
public. It is said that this treaty was made
against the strong remonstrancs of our Min.
lister, Hon. Philip H. Morgan, and that
Judge Morgan Immediately made full re-
port to the Secretary of State, setting forth
the facts, and that this whole matter has
bsen concealed from our people by the De-
psrtment of State. The conduct of the Ger
man Minister at tbs City of Mexico wss so
full Of insolence to Judge Morgan that the
latter, who is a brother.in-law of General
Dium, Adjussnt- General of the army, was
seriously inclined to make the mater a per-
sonsl one, and would h2ve done so but for
the prompt declaration of the German Min.
lister that he meant no personal offsnss.
leaving the personal part Of the above STATE.
ment out Of the question, this news Is Of the
IT.
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EDUCATIONAL.
tbs IAFM On SEMINARY
BERKELEY, CAL.
i FIrst-CIass B0ard;Bg-sehCOI for YOuEE
Ladies.

For Catalogues or other information address :
$. HARMON, Berkeley Cal, or Z. ) WICK
SON. Az CLAW street. Sal Erlncsc0. IVA In
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Sacramento 6 PIaG8rVlll0 Railroad.

A. n, 1DFsHE4.s... .....-...'- .Senerai manager
=. Z. GG0DHAa.- .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
is9-4pts
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ETACKs Or CALL AT ANY HOUR, "a
Z day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, ST VsSl
itoekawags, Bsrouones, Euggies, with ths----A-<
best rosdsters to be found in any livery stable
the eo1st, 10. hire Horees kept In livery st reason
able rates Livery Stable on FouTta street, between
and J. jy1-s
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Another AntI-Jewish Riot In Russta

LONDON, August 5sh.-Ihe Jewish resi-.
dents of Ekaterinoslsv, Russia, were attacked
by mob On the 81 inst. The soldiers were
called out to dispsrse the rioters, ten Of whom
were killed and thirteen wounded. The
trouble was caused by the Jews insulting
peasant woman. The Town Couucil OF
EkateriGoslaV resolved TO give the Jews ), 00O
roubles to compensate them for their losses,
and TO provide shelter for thoss who were
rerdared hc1naleas
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Ylctorta and Mer GllIie.

LONDON, August 55h.-In spite of the
combined efforts Of her family and medical
advisers the Queen obstinately refuses to go
abroad for Ter health, and Insists on spend
ing the autumn st Baimoral She is dster-
mined to be near john Browns grave, and
will make daily visits to it, continuing new
testimonials of the esteem in which she holds
tbs memory of the departed gillie. Her
family are exasperated at her exhibition Of
feeling on this subject, which begins to be
bordering on the ridiculous.
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The Slayer Of Carey.

LONDON, August 5.h.-o'Donnell, who
shot James Carey, is not known either to the
irish or to London detectives. The police
assert that all the Fenian haunts and Twin
chile Lodges in Iralond are broken up, and
that the members havs sailed for America.
Their theory is that O'Donnell is an Ameri-
can, acting directly under the orders Of the
AMERICAN LODGES.
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DOMESTIC.

IspaCrA1 DISPATCHES TO rHn RnoonD.Usros.l
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Reported Military Riiing.

LISBON, August 5sh.-Is is reported that
military rising has taken place in the Span.
ish province of Badsjsz, on the Portuguese
frontier. and that the regular authorities have
been arrested. The telegraph and railway
lines between Badajaz and Portugal are IN
terrupted. The reports relative to the move
ment came from Portuguese railway employees
stationed on the frontier, who say that the
rising took place at l o'clock Sunday nom
ing. The Captain. General of the province is
on furlOush at Port Agusg, watering
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AcUN AIcofFts VEhNstOD6-AtF 3
esty Angry.

LONDON, August 5th.-The Queen received
Mr.. and Mrs. Glsdstons yesterday. Il was
the first reception of the latter for many
years.
Her Majesty ID very angry witt the Duke
of Teck, on account OF the scandal which be
has brought upon the royal family by having
his household effects sold out by the Sheriff.
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The aholera bal Egypt.


LONDON, August 5sh.-The total number
of deaths from cholera in Egypt, Saturday,
was $40 including 10 at Cairo, q at Ro-
se5ta, IS7 in the province OF Garbich 10 in
the province of Dakalieh and IA in Bsnisuef.
The deaths in Egypt. Sunday. numbered
72S. including 16O at Cliro, % at Ronetta,
109 in Garbieh, a in Dakalich and SO ia
Bebisusf. The Sunday returns are same-
what incomplete, bus there seems to have
been an Improvement since Saturday.
Positions Recovered.
PARIS, August 5sh.-Immediately after the
departure of tho French, the. Amenities Iecov-
cred the positions which the French had
taken IA the sortie from Nambiouh.
The Yellow Fever Gases.
HAVANA, August 5th.-Eleyen of the
twelve persons left here sick with yellow fe-
yer by She steamer City Of MeTds, sailed on
the British Empire yesterday for New York.
The First Engineer was the only death.
Judge Under Guard.
LONDON, August 5th.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge is strictly guarded during the sit
ting of the Bristol Assizss, owing to threats
against his life by the Fenians.
The HOves and French,
ZANZIBAR, August 5sh.-Ths Hoves still
surround Lsmstavs, but appear demoralized.
They have not made any attack since July
18th. The French cannot advance, because
OF the smallneas Of their force.
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New Turf Organization.

CHICAGO, August 5th.-The Washington
Paols-Ciub, the new turf organization which
is fitting up an elegant and costly track and
grounds on the south side, and which will be
devoted exclusively to the running horse, an
nouuces meeting to cover June 9TH to the
12th, 1884, and has opensd seven stakes, to
close October 18th next, and will open nine
more, TO close January 10, 1884. Not less
than SIS. GOO will be added to the stakes, and
il no case will less than $500 be given for a
horse. The Loriilards. Dryers and other
Eastern horse-owners have already signifed
their intention to make entries.
, 1883-06-30
SeahAiax A0ray.

A correspondent writing us FROM Center
vile under date Of June a4th, ssys: Mr..
Edwin Simpson, who resides four miles be-
low Centeryille waa seriously stabbed on the
evening of the I'd by Samuel Harxsham s
lad Of le years. The deed w.s done with q
pocket knife, the yOuth infictiDe several
dangerous wounds 1Ae difficulty arose
from the TACT of Harssham and party OF
companions riding over his lSimpsons) gar
den The latter demonstrated, wbereupou
row ensued with result as stated above.
There Is, one cut on the arm four inches
long one in the short ribs and one across the
bsck. each penetrating to the bone. No Ar.
rests have yet been made.
, 1883-06-30
4 Bi. job.

By lar the largest job q printing ever done
In this city has just been completed at the
STATESMAN oiiiee. IL consists 0i 1000 books
for the use Of the clerks and employers OF
the mercantile krn Of Res WiuaEs / Com
pary Of this eiiy: each Of the 1899 books has
100 pages, and. as bat ten could be printed
st one time 200 sheets OF each number fEom
pages one TO one hundred had 10 be priatej,
and one hundred ch.age. had to be made
for this one job. Heretofore no printer cared
to undertake the job. hut II the SrarESNAS
Office there is no such word IS fail, and
the work Is an accomplished fact, and 50
much saved to be expended in tins eity. IN
stead OF San Francisco or the East.
, 1883-06-30
1 >icLiy SrntinIensaIify.

We are informed that certain Ia dies of
Dayton with laudable but terribly mistaken
intentions, have requested permission to
send strawberries and bouquets to the self
confessed murderer. Canada Owenby. When
il comes to such pass that man can CON-
mt An act Of such atrocity as the Cummins
murder, and then upon his confession Of
the terrible deed be made the pet Of the
ladies, we think it is high time that some
thing was done. A man may 90 at the hour
Of midnight to an isolated dwelling and de-
hberately murder III cold blood, the urpro-
tected occupant, mutilate his body almost
beyend recognition, and all he need do to
regain his former standing in society, to be-
come the ladies toy and in fact a genuine
dime novel hero, IS to confess to all the
sickenine details, and presto, change, he is
bigger man than old Grant We COM
plain of the rnefficiency Of our jury system,
the comparative impossibiIty to convict
criminals and the abuse OF the
pardoning power. Take all combined aud
it is not to be compared TO this sickly senti-
inentality-this depraved taste for hero
worship and the inclination of the people of
the United States to patronize great crimi-
mails. Can We wonder that the honest pol
ton If the community sometimes take the
law into their own hands: We should not.
Life, property. reputation, nothing that We
hold dear, are safe where such men are al
lowed to run loose. When you allow your
sYmpathies to 90 so far, you commit sin
against yOur neighbors. Dayton ChrOticie.
, 1883-06-30
Terrible Accident.

| From the tram men who came IN on l,st
nights passenger, We learn thst terrible
accident occurred on the Pend G'0reille di-
vision of the Northern Pacific ON Saturday
last. II seems that gravel train with a
large gang of Cinnamon were engaged Just
east Of Heron Siding surfacipg the track. a
wood tram was coming from Cabine, Land.
with orders to Gag against the surfacing
train The latter had Just been to the grav-
el bed and was backing Up at the rate Of fii-
teen miles an hour. The wood train had a
y mile order, and strnck the work train on
The wreck was terrible There was so Chi
namen Un the hst cars, and the entire outfit
was telescOped. George Pike an old time
o. Il. L n. engineer was pulling the wood
train, and was killed outright. a, was also
his fireman.
twenty three cinnamon were killed and
nineteen wounded. 0f the latter number
sin have since died. The fiat cars Is well as
those Of the wood train and one engine are a
total wreck. The accident was caused by a
gross negligence of duty on the part of the
wood train conductor, as he had special Or
ders 70 flag against the gravel train. In 9th
er words the men on the wood tram Eile,r
that the construction tram occupied the
track between certain points while the latter
crew were not aware that the wood train
was coming from the fact that it was not 4
regular train siinply all extra.
, 1883-06-30
ihr Proper Facts.

\ NlthiOr. the well knOwu gram dvairI
j Wl!la Walla, writing to tn. OIrgOniun III
reference 10 au interview with Hon. Philip
ii,z abort the Inland Empire wheat pros
pests. says:
"Allow ME l small space in your columns
20 express my views and when th- season l.
oyer you will see tiat | was not far from
III. mark. While any one will allow that
rain would have done some good II II had
fell some ten days ago, stiii II IS not artlcn-
!arly needed. We have been having rrmarka
bly, line weather, the nights being cool and
during the day it has not been as warm As
usnaI for the time OF the year. The fall wheat
is ripening slowly and finely and is entirely
out OF danger and will be ready for harvest
by the 20:h OF July, and will be of superior
quality and OF heavy yield. Many fields
Will yield from thirty-tive to forty and some
high as fifty bushels per acre. The barley
crop is remarkably good and will be one Of
the best ever raised IN tins country. The
sprlng wheat is In bloom and it would have
done better with a good shower, but still,
with the exception OF few locations, it will
do well and viii be a tair yield without any
rain. Take 1t all in all the country east of
the mountains has no reason TO fear or CON-
plain and the best harvest ever gathered can
now be looked for, and it is perfectly safe to
say that one third, il not one-half, more
wheat will be shipped ont OF this country
than was ever shipped before in one season
and that the fall wheat particularly Will be
Of Tine quality.
, 1883-06-30
The Crops Around waiIa MaIia.

The information heretofore published In
the STATESMAN in re9ad to the crops has
been derived from PERSONAL examination by
its editor and proprietor, and has been based
mainly UPON Umatilia county; but this
Tuesday, aornIng III Company with VI. A.
MathiOt a promiuenS wheat buyer and Mr..
Ell. Fali0u one Of our solid farmers we took
4 trip into the country two miles from the city
and inspected the crops IN every field on the
road. The result is that We found the grain
to he strong, healthy and well filed, and
nlaturiug splendidly. Every class Of cereal
wheat, barley, cats and rye all tiourishine
md giving evidence OF a harvest that will
tax the transportation facilities Of the com
pany to their utmost to move. The farmer:
are jubi.ant and happy, and greet with deris
ion the idiotic statement made by Philir
Ritz
As for that gentleman We are sorry that
ms hankering sitter newspaper notoriety
placed him in such an odious hight with the
people OF this section OF country. We are
willing to give him the benefit Of the doubt,
when W. say We do not believe he wiifully
intended 10 injGre the country; but We must
admit that he made consnmmste ASS OF
himself
, 1883-06-30

Fron the Daap Of Eedn,.daY.


There Is great excitement in the Biz Bend
country over recent mine discoveries on the
Moses reservation.
Young married men have ceased 20 emisrs;e
to Iowa The State produces more twins than
any other in the Union.
Nine tons Of postage stamps. - tons Of en-
velopes, 1872 tons Of postal cards and II tons Of
Newspaper wrappers were sold at the New
York postotice during the year lSS2.
Washington Territory fir is in demand in
San Francisco for car building, and very
large trade Is expected to spring up an this
lumber, for the east, as it can be proftably
used instead of hard wood for finished work.
Through special notice No. 81, issued by A.
J.. Stokes, Assistant Superintendent of Traffic
o. r. & y. Co.. under date Of June 18th,
notice is given that former notice in relation
to transportation Of liquors on the reservation
is so modified that wines, liquors, etc, may be
received and forwarded to Pendleton. Or.
Upon arrival of the Edmunds Oakes party,
in this city yesterday, they were met at the
depot by couple Of Carriages and quietly
driven around the city for an hour. So silently
did they move that but few persons saw the
distinguished party. At $50 they left for Day
ton, returning last evening in time TO meet the
up passenger at this station. From Wallula
junction they took the Northern Pacific, and
ere now are hundreds Of miles on their home
ward journey.
, 1883-06-30
The Hasxr Tragedy.

II is now generally conceded that II Inc
whole truth were known that the convicted
murderer Mcpherson would turn oat to be
the man who perpetrated the brutal hagaf
murder near Wsitsburg three years ago. IL
WILL be remembered that Hagar was ninr'
dered in 4 similar manner to Cummins' the
victim of the New York Bar tragedy. lie
was shot and beaten to death and ms CABIN
burned 10 hide traces of the deed. In the
evidence a. the late trials it was Conclusive
ly proved that Mcpherson wished to burn
Cummins' cabin down and thus attempt to
hide the deed, but his confederases objected
on the ground that 1. would bring other
people to the spot and they would tind dif'
deulty in getting away. At his hrst con
tession Owenby limited that he could tel
v,ueh more if he wanted to, and he probably
alluded to the Hagar mystery.