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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-23
The Mysteris.s ave. L-

ST. LOUIS, February 22-Gen. McAdsfss,
who is mentioned as being the mysterious
mo. u connected With the Phenix Park
murders, is well known in st. Louis- He
frat came here In 1855 In connection with
the Feuisn movement and returned ssain
iu 1878 or 1874. when be married NJ.
Ciicksrd, nee Doyle, Q widow OF large
wealth. He lived here about tWo Year,
and then went 20 Europe. Their hDme u
still In 81. Louis, but they spend most of
their time In Great Britain and oa ths con-
tpent. and have . fine place at Bofdsanx,
Fiapce.
EASILY PKovxH.-It b eaaitb. proEea TIA
malsriai fevers, constipation. torpidisy d
tbeiiver and kidneys, pneral debility, nef
voussesA and ne.xfsleic ailments yislt
Hop Bitterx I.repain the ysysess Of d!
ease by convsftiDg The food int Tich blooz
and u gir.speS life aud yig0s e the ~
Md INF ffualwsys.
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CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR.


The speed programme for the California
State Fair, which will be held in this city,
commencing on the 1O:h of September, is
published ia She advertising columns This
morning, The purses offered are liberal, ag-
gregating $4,000. 90 the first day there
will be four running races. the last one being
FIVE hurdles, for eli of which liberal purses
have been offered. There viii also be tot
ting race for pure of 81. 200. The second
day viii be devoted 10 trotting-there being
. racs for tHo-yoGr-oids. one for four-year-
olls for q purse OF 81, COO and o5e for the
2:40 class for q purse Of 3, Geo. The third
day three running races. q selling race, and a
| trotting race for 222 class for purse Of 81 200
0nthe fcllcWingday wotrotti1g rsces, one for
ths 2:50 class for . purse Of 81 200, and the
ether foT three-year-olds for purse Of 81, coo
and pacing race for tire 2:25 class for q
purse of $500. On he fifth day running races
only, one free-FoT-all handicap stake, two
miles and quarter. ms other four races on
this day ere fo- large purses, which viii be
competed for by some OF the beet horses on
/ the coast. On ths lsst day there will be four
! trottiag races, Ore for the Occi6ent plate,
ore frso.for-all fer a purse of 81, 200, AID
the lsst Yscs for the three Minute class for a
purse OF 81 600.
AL trattins and pacing races are the best
three in i've, except tie two-year-old trot,
unless otherwise specified-fve to enter and
| three TO start. Entrance fee, ten per cent.
on purse, 90 accompany nomination. Purse
divided a. tEe rate Of fifty per cent. to first
| horse, twenty five per cent. to second. fifteen
per cent. to third, and ten psr cent TO fourth.
National Association ruies TO govern trotting,
! but the Board reserves the right TO ttot heats
of shy two classes. alternately, if necessary
10 finish any days racing, or to trot special
race between heats.
To fill running rsces three or more subacgi-
befs are necessary.
All twc-year-clds, when rur9ius in their
clsasas, shall Gerry one hundred and ten
pounds, with ths usual allowance fo9 mares
and geldings.
All threc-y eay-oldF, when running in their
classes, TO carry cEe hundred ard eighteen
pounds. with she usual allowances as above.
Stsrtets in al races must be named to the
Secretary or Clerk cF Course ct s ?. NJ the
dey preceding race, any other rGie to the coz
tTary notwithstanding.
No added money raid for wslk-over.
Horses entered in purses can only be drawn
by consent of the Judges.
Rules of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse
Association to govern running races except
when conditions named are otherwise.
All entries TO be made in writing, giving
name, sex, color md msrks Of horses also
name and residence Of owner. la running
races. full oolors 10 be worn by riders; and
drivcrs in trotting races ere RESPECTFULLY re.
quested TO wear caps of distinct cslora. to be
named IN their entries, as their horses will be
| designated upon programmes By eoiors worn
EY drivers. This is Necessary TO enable
spectators to distinguish the horses in the
race.
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Chicago to provide carriages or other mears
to save new recruits from annoyance.
MATTERS AT YREKA

Chicago to provide carriages or other mears
to save new recruits from annoyance.
MATTERS AT YREEA.
At Yreka, the repeating. cffice for all Ore
gon and other northern business, everything
is ct standstill. and nothing can be done to
remedy matters for day or two. At Port
land two mon remain on duty, and others are
en- route to iii the places of the strikers or
txenty-seYen operators at Ogden Ell but four
struck, but steps have been taken to insure
an adequate forcs to morrow. At Deming, o
repeating station for overland business by the
southern route, everything is all right. The
report that the force there had struck proves
unfourded east of That point the wires had
been tampered with, and there is at present
no communication over that line.
INTERIOR OFFICES.
No trouble exists st interior ofices on this
coast, except as above mentioned, and more
is anticipated. Superintendent Jaynes is in
receipt OF advicss from the Chicago Cffice, TO
the effect that, including recruits, about bali
force is on duty IN the eastern division, 10.
GLIDING the country east of the Ohio State
line and north ef tha Ohio river. In large
cities many old operators stand by, and la1gs
numbers Of outsiders are Offering their SER
vices. In the New York central cffice there
remain about $50 operators, out of the usual
force Of 700. Colonel Clowry, il charge at
Chicago, expresses the opinion that within
two days they will have a fair working force,
and reports that business is going on without
very much delay. In smsller Eastern towns
operators generally stick 20 thsir posts.
WHAT MEMBER OF THE BROTHERHOOD
SAYS.
One Of the most prominent members of the
f.rrr IVA. lou a
Jaynes' statement as strongly fayorirg Of
Baron Muuchaussn, as elk seYeuths of thu
day forca had quit and none Of tbs night
forca would show up for work The places
Of thu operators we're filed as fast as wss
possible by operators from branch Offices and
all available outside talent was engaged i'm
nsdiately. There was e rumor that several
prominent ex-knights OF the key had voiun-
tesred their services and gone to work, but
the striking operators deny the runOr.
In on interview with members Of the
organization it was stated that out
OF about 10000 commercial operators
in the United States and Canada, over
taree.fCusbEs OF that number belong to The
Brotherhood. "Why," said one operator.
. where will they get operators to I'll all
those places! en- operator that never
worked elsewhere than et wav station on a
railroad or 10 SONS branch offics knows no
more Of the quadEuplex or duplex than l
know Of Greek. The company cannot de-
pend on the female operators, even if they
they were disposed to take our places-ard
they arc motor the strongest plank in our
request Is for the came w9ees Tor their sex as
ours tor the sane work, and no intelligent
operator will for moment cl8im that ladies'
sTe eapebls OF working long, heavy lines and
wires that require good, sold work for hours
.t sf-cFck -
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BRIEF NOTES.

To-day is the day Professor Virgins says
VIII be the hottest of the season.
a very successful benefit party rendered 20
Mrs. Jennie Wilsey was given last evening
at Turner Hall.
The twenty.frst year of the Sacramento
Seminary, No. 1912 street, will begin on
Wednesday, August LIST.
Sergeant Barwick wishes it stated that,
owing to the strike of the Western Union
operators, be will not be responsible for the
weather until further notice.
Last night W. r. Strong & Co. kept a
force Of fifteen men employed until after II
o'clock in wrapping and packing fruit for
shipment. Tae fruit consisted almost en-
tiIely of pears and plums.
a jury was impaneled yesterday In De-
partmept Two of the Superior Court to try
Rosaiia Ybarra, who killed Mexican on
Front street on the 20ah of January. H0li
4 Buckley Represent the defendant
Charles Sesstow. who killed Indian Pete
near Folsom some time since. was arraened
in the Superior Court yesterday on . charge
of murder. Ga motion OF the District At
torney, tine case was continued TO September
25th.
Last evening the Hussar band, after escort.
ing the Foresiers to the Coso House. sere-
nadsd Ben. Weleh at his residence on II
street. between Eighth and Ninth. The
band was welcomed by Mr.. Welch. who has
alwa5s taken considerable interest in It's well
fsre.
Charles f. Gardner. whom the President
has appointed Receiver Of Public Moneys st
Sacramento. to succeed u. 0. Beatty. il now
Ia Oregon, but will soon return. He was
clerk un6er State Surveyor General Gardner.
his brother. and afterwsTd clerk with Sur
vay or-Generai Shnnkliu.
Articles of iacorp 1rstion have been fled
with the Secretary Of State by the Yuba Gap
Cor s9lidated Mining and Water Company.
Principal place Of business, Sierraville. Di-
rectors-D. D. Newman, G. S. Sanders,
Thomas Lelroke, Charles Derachie, II. S.
Nichols. Capital, $4,000, in $1,000 shares.
G. W. Psckhsn. D. D. s. A., last night
installed the following officers in Golden State,
| S. A. Chapter No. 5. U. A. o. D.: William
Avery, L s. A: G: F. Comet, Y: S. Al
A. Mazzini, s. o.; E. Q. Naghel, s. s.; L.
Neubourr, s. T.; NJ. Stein, j. U; NJ. B.
| Horne, o. G.; a. TFope, o. Afterwards 3
banquet was held az Fishers.
Ed. f. Taylor. Register OF the United
States Land Office IN this city. underwear. .
verv critical surgical operation at the hands
| of DR.. Nelson, assisted by Drs. Gardner and
Lame. on Monday last. The snrgeon5 re
port that he is getting along splendidly, but
cannot, in the natural order of things, expec'
to resume bis duties before the 10Th OF 2Ssl
| instant.
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experience / am now able to treat you with 5he
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Hy Female Monthly Medicines are-suDeTior 20 ans
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted 20 have ths
desired effect in all casss.
Those Of the public who need my ssrvices can Dc.
pend upon genblenl9niy, honorable and scientiec
treatment - reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those Who have besn in.
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They PUT HM OUT-A Glasgow boy
had been summoned as witness il a case
before the Municipal Coug, His mother
took great pains IN iEsttuctlDg him as to
his behavior, and was particularly solicit
GUS ss TO doing at once, witaau, ne
ment's hesitation, whatever he might be
asked to. The hour of trial arrived, sLd
Jock, in his Sunday claes, set out for
Court in nigh spirits. Had not been gone
long when be returned, sohbing bitterly
The following colloquy ensued; "Whst's
wrang wi ye, laddie? ?" Nae muckle. "
cay, but what's wrang wi ye?" Nae,
muckle, tell ye." At length his mother
succeeded in eliciting the truth g Well,
they tnk me into big room wi ohiel wi
6 white pow (head) sittin' his lane, an a
lot O. mair chiefs sittin' below bin, an the
chiel WI the white pow axed me ma name.
An I tellt' him, Jock MacNab. An he
telit' me, Jock MaoNab, baud up your
han an sweir. An put up my hap an
said, D your cen, sir ! and they put
me oot. "-TGlasgow Times
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BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.

The buildings now being erected are some
what few in number. and mostly small resi-
dencss. There have been large number o.
business buildings and stores remodeled dur
iBg the spring. but these have sll been de-
scribed in the RECORD. UNION. On many the
work is not yet completed. OF the recent
improvements The following have hesn no.
J ticed:
q. G. Cook has jus. completed a residence
on tbs northeast corner of Seventeenth and
K streets. 1t is one story, five rooms, bath
room, closets, etc, and cost sbout IS so.
! The architecture is tie Queen Anne style.
Plans by A. a. Cook; John White, ccE-
tractor.
Ridgway & La.hrop are having one-story
store building erected on the southeast corner
of Fifteenth and n streets, opposite the Ag-
| Ticul!ural and industrial Exposition building.
a. A. Cook is the architect, John White con-
tractor. The cost is 81, $685.
a two.story frame dwelling is being erected
on the north side Of n street, between Sew
enth ard Eighth stree.s. for Captain John
Roberts, A. johnson is the contractor and
architect. The cost, when complsted, will
be about S.. coo.
Carrie & Croly are erecting two.saory, ten
room frame building near Guthrie's station
for Kohler & Van Berger, Co be used in IN
nec!inn with q winery which the same firm
is building and which was recently described
in these columns. TIE winery is nearly
completed, snd the machinery il being put in
place. 1t viii be ready for work By the time
grapes begin TO arrive.
a number Of lighthouses are being built ia
the vicinity OF Sacramento. earle & Croly
hsve contract for two for Il. J. MeYkley.
One CT these is located on the Riverside
road. The building is frame, 24xS0 feet. ard
is built after The latest style and with sll the
recent improvements. The other house is on
tbs Comstock ranch, on The Yolo side of the
Sacramento river. about eight miles above
Washington. This is similar &c construction
so the one on tie Riverside road, but is
twice the sizs, being 1880 feet.
Carrie i Croly will in & few days con.
mence work on hop-hnuss for themselves on
their ranch near Pabterson's station. This
will be entirely of brick.
Fir. Comstock, who recently refined from
farIniag in Yolo county, having sold HE fern
to 4. j. Merkley, is having = one.story coz.
tage erected on Eighteenth ard o streets.
L. Is small, containing but ak rooms, but is
being built without much regard for expense,
AID when completed will bs one Of the hand.
6omest cottages 10 the city, both inside and
outside. earle Il Cc9.y are The contractors.
Charles E. Greene, an extensive farmer OF
Yolo county, is having plsns drawn by Bah
son & SsadieT for a fine two-story house. It
win contain ten rooms. aud cost between
ST. 600 and $1,000. It viii be srected on his
ranch, about six mica from DavisviIle. The
contract has not bsen let
n. j.. GOodell is architect and j. T. Bel
contractor for the erection OF two-story
frams dwelling If ten rooms, nov building
near Lincoln for Henry Nader, prominent
rancher Of Placer county.
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A colored woman named Lind,b,
Cut her hand washing = windAh,
she aoon cured the harm,
For Sc. Jacobs Gill; charm,
Killed sll the pain that was iudah.

"Julla my little cherub. when does
your sister Emma return ?" Julia.
don't know" Didn't she say anything
before she went away % julia" She
said. if you came to see her, that shed be
gene till doomsday."
AZ WOULDN'T be without DR. Benson's Cs,
ery and Chsmomle pills if they cost 81 pill
They cured ne of neurslsia, of years
standing" Joseph Snyder, Psvions, Pa. 81
cents per box, at druggists.
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EXCITEMENT Ux4BATED The crowds still continue
to flock to The FIRE sale Of silks, velvets, pushes and
satins IRON the late Ere Of oConnor & Moffstfs,
nov running at the corner OF Seventh and streets
TIE sale viii continue up till Saturday night
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fJ In the Diamond Dyes mora coloring Is
Given for 10 csats than in any Is or % cent
Dyes, and they give faster and moro brilliant
nrfor=
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J MISCELLANEOUS.
small. FARM S
FOR SAFE,

BY
S WE TSER & ALSTP,
deal ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Ia No. 10i5 Fourth street, between and K,
| Sacramento:
We have undivided tract OF land, thee
miles southeast of the city, into tracts OF 20 acres
and more, and offer it from $50 to SIS per acre.
| Part OF this is planted TO Grapeyines and Fruit
| Trees; the land Is of superior quality OF red
land, being from four to six feet deep. Terms Of
| payment: one-third cash deferred payments
made satisfactory.
FARMS IN BUTTE COUNTY.
zee Acres Of Fine Bottom Land, wish Good
Dwelling and Barn; renting on a Lease for 60
cash rent per acre. Price, $50 per acre.
-ALso----
$50 Acres Near o-ovIile, with One.quarter
of crop OF Wheat and Barley, that VIII Weld Is
bushels to acre Price, $4,000
-ALso-
65l Acres; Fine Dwelling. Large Barn.
Out buildings, etc. fenced in several fields; all
very fine land; produce from 40 to 60 Bushels of
Grain; 200 acres II Alfalfa Price, $50 per acre;
three miles from Biggs' Station.
ALSO
Yolo county. Good Grain Land or Fruit Land
Cache Creek running through it.
Also
For ss3. oGo-E,is4 Acres Grain, S2razing
and Timber Land partly fenced some fine bot
tom land on Sacramento river, y miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
Also
$50 Acres, with dwelling and ns-n Fine
Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento. Price,
S9,00o. -ALso----
For $e,003-d0 Acres, with Tiae; E6a
Acres Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
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EASTERN WEATKER.-At o'clock last
evening Sergeant Bsrwick received mis- spe-
cial weather reports from the East, as fol-
lows: Ssh. Lake, temperature $50, wind
northwest, weather hazy; Cheyenne 90'.
wind vest, weather fair; Denver So, wind
northwest, weather fair; North Platte S99,
wind south, weather clear; Omaha So, wind
south, weather clear; Davenport 7S', wind
southeast, weather cloudy sChicago 7S', wind
east, weather fair. 0ains TO the telsgraphers'
strike no northern signals we're -ecsived yes
terdaY.
LANGaAM HOTEL FURNITURE. auction
sale Of furniture, carpets, mirrors. etc. .:
tire Hotel Langhsm, corner Of Fourth end I
streets, viii take plsce this morning st 1C
o'clock, comprising, in part, one p7rlor set,
uphols;e;ei ia brown sils spd figured rep;
scarlet plush parl1r SCI, green plush paTlol
set. side boards, desk. library table, essy
chairs, twenty-one Toous Bsusssls carpets
hail carpets, stair carpets and rosls, mats and
rugs, mantle mirrors, cosnices, lsca curtains
window shadss, etc.
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RocK AND Rye cures colds, coughs and broaahiai
diseases. G. ", Chesley, agent,
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gREIgar PROM TIE EAST.

Passed Oglen on the 18th for Sacramento: Gov
ernor OF California, boxes public documents &;
| Jos Hahn & Co, boxes bottles, boxes printed
| boxes; Huntington. Hopkins & Co, 50 sheets No
IL iron, ear nails, car steel plates [. Elkus
Go, bundles conf rters Mebus X Co., 10 tierces
! hams Kirk, GsaTy & Co, boxes patent medi-
cnes case pe,furery Han, Luhrs s. Co, 50 cases
| lard, car hams Weinstock 4 LUhiu, 8 boxes dry
goods; A. 4. Van Worries & Co, cases sadd,ry,
l case hardware Lindley & Go ! box foreign Leaf
tobacco; Central Pacific Railroad, car oil J. 8.
Trowbridge, crates bottles; st ,ndard Oil Com
pany, 600 cases coal oil Adams, AcNeill Il Co. 100
cases canned goods Continental Oil Company, l
tank OIL
For Red Buff c. sheffer:& Co, 10 spools
barbed wire
For Marysville- Charles H. Libby case books
P. 7. Chaffee. box household goods
For Oroville-J. C. Cray, boxes hardware
Henry Bird. box coffin trimmings.
For St Helena. 2. Harris, ! case carriage
eXes; Miss Eugene Shaw, box household eoods.
For Woodbridge. I. Harris, bundles carriage
springs.
For Dutch Flat Il. r. Uudepohl, box cutlery ;;
AZ. I. j., half barrels whisky.
For Fa!lejo-P. J. Kennedy, cases shoes.
TAKE PLENTY OF S1EEp.-Of all the
ways Of saving time, one Of the most
proftless is robbing it from sleep; yet it
is enc of the most common. Such
course is snicidal-none the less truly
because it is true in its workings A
woman OF greater etileIeney-who could
carry on work with one peir OF hands and
poor help in the kitchen than any woman
knew-used TO say she owed great deal
TO her few minutes nap overy afternoon.
When She dinner work was fairly away,
she went to her room 20 dress foF the az
terroop, snd then lay down for perhaps
hali.hour's sleep. She had accustomed
herself to this rest, and her eyelids
closed as naturally as a tired child's,
and she awoke again in short tins just
as promptly, refreshed and strengthened
for q good afternoons sewing with her
girls or her seamstress. Sometimes one
would hardly miss her from the sitting.
! room when she would come back again
with bright eyes and freshened appearance,
saying ahe had 81 had good nap" have
never been in the habit of taking an after
noon nap myself, but | am satisfied it is
one of the best tiue-saveTs fer many who
are over-worked in body end mind, You
cannot do a greater kindness sometimes
than to persuade wearied nervous young
mother, who was awake much of the night
with a crying baby, to lie down for little
sleep while you take the helm. If you are
a nervous sufferer, use all lawful arts to
procure sound sleep early in TIE night.
Opiates are usually a deadly resort.
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DALEY WEATHER REPORT.
sovEazIgEB1EHE MEETloa.

State Fair-speed programme.
Attsut0a-Sacramento Hussars.
Notice erman.Auerican school.
Adopdsn-Red Jacket Tribe, Imp. o. T. b.
Notice.. kiebitz
To Lot-Roons for housekeeping.
ROtiGe-H0p growers,
LOst-Speltacies.
Noticc-To Santa Cruz
Lodge Netting Knights Of Pythiss.
NoLce-Ssersmento Seminary.
Notice Riverside House, Santa Cruz
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For S4,50G-s1 Acres, visa Rev Dwelling
md Barn 1900 Grapeyines, 1000 Fruit Trees
Four Acres in Alfalfa; Horse, Cow Hogs, Wagon
aud all Farming Tools three miles from Penryn
Placer county.
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Auction TODAY

Auction To-day.
Ianghlm Hotel Furniture-Sh erburn & smith
E3sinsss Advertisements.
F Foster & o-Bookbinders.
II. c. Nay 4 Co Fulton Market
L. X Hammer hlckeriug Pine
Or. G. l. simmons OAice, 2l2 } street.
Sacramento Bank-Receiyiug deposits.
Red House Mating
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THOMAS T. ECKERT,
General hianaupl

The brotherhood falling TO secure On in
crease Of wagss, the Executive Committee
yesterday morning ordered strike. snd IS fast
80 She nowscOuld be passed from Office 20 flee,
the operators closed their keys, vacated their
places at tie desk. the ticlzsof tbs scu2der
ceased. tse vibrations Of the relay we've
silenced, and ths overworasd ard badly PAID
male and female employees departed for their
bOsurg
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90 Dwelling and Barn SEQ Fruit
Trees, 1850 Blackberry, 900 raspberry and 900
GTapeyines. Prizes, 8, 800.
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300 Acres-ssne Bise from GasrOi,e, all
fenced. Price, SO per acre.
sTgETSESE Il EEsSp. Sacramento.