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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
EoR SALE.

So ~ Main street, viii rent for saloon or
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% head shlpmeuts 81 head: market firm on
good and ialron common, Sheep--RecelptS $500
head; shipments ., 800 head; market firm ut yes
tCrday'E prices. HOgS-ReceiptS GOO head; ship.
mGnts 100 head; market firm; Philadelphia S. Is
as so; mixed S. 6505 70; Workers IS 5Oa5 GO; com.
mon TO fair s. 4Oa5 %; pigs s. OOa5 q,
CINCINNATI, o., June 6,-Hogg quiet, steady
and unchanged tevolpts 70 head: shipments
$50 head,
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FOR SALE.

scvcn Roomed House, u South York street.
cheap. ,,,-..
Good ROOmcd Brick House, corner thirty
mput. a.
splendid Farm near Mt Pleasant, Ohio. one
OF the best farms In Jefferson county. 800,
seven RUOmed House on North Front btce'i
lot COMO.
six EooomrL House on North York street.
E0mr OF the most desirable building loH 10
the old Fair Grounds
Building Lot on North Front street.
seven KOOmcd House OH South hfoRnWGy
natural gas, aud everything In good repair 10
-Four Roomcd Cottage for $1,000.
G. o. SMITH,
hpil Real Estate Agent I'D Main 81.
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You are feeling depressed, your appe,
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, YOU are tidgetty, nervous, and gen
erally out Of sorts, and want to brace up,
Brace up, but not with stimWlaHtsr spriNa
medicines, or bittes, which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for IN hour, and
then leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy
action Of liver and kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such a medicine You will find
in Electric Bitters, and only so cents q
bottle at Logan & Co.'s drug store. 8
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CsRls-I, 900 to 100 lbs stock lIIa4Izc pcr Ii,
500 to 900 lbs. 3ISa51tc per ID; zoo 10 300 lbs
3a8I4O per ID.
HcJ'-Market fair: 47la5ll;c per Ii,
LGmbs-GOOd AZ lac PfE ID,
CIlpel--3l5l pet ID,
Sksfp-3A5C per ID,
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Centennial Exposition Of tho Ohio Valley.


UNSURPASSED DISPLAY.
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Cnttnn.

NRw YORK, June 5.-COttOu arm: uplands lOc;
Orleans lOc; sales ll3 bales; futures opened qulei
but steady; June 22c; July 10 zoe; August 10 01ci
September 9.6Bc; October 0.4lc; November V35ci
pecember 9.S6ci january 0i9C.
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Medical.
INVALUABLE for CHILDREN.

Parents are often worried about child show;
Ing signs Of dropping, with loss Of appetite ana
no desire to Join In the sports OF w. li.s9
clan. but L i plain that the child needs some.
thing. be prudent. Do not force into the young
aud undcyclopcd system strong and naukSous
drugs but a medicine that Will aid, inYigOrnle
and thoroughly cleanse the system by gentle
means Such Is
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Nols Fencs and Brdds-lOd to cod, s. 90; Sd and
si, s. Is; Cd and I'd, s. 80; I'd and 81, s. SS; 81
BGrrtIEsl inch, s. %; Il inch 81 Inch 81 90;
~ inch. SN;lH Inch - aai W inch s. oOi X
WnIshing-1 inch, 50 CO., N inch, s. 70; ~ inch
81 q; " 10 " Inch, s. 70; Finch, ~ Tdi az Inch
st 80; 3tnch aid over, s. -,
CdIing and Ha1.-l0d 10 sod, s. 2S: Sd, s. 90; Cd,
So 1851 Id, 81 10; 81, 81 10.
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GRoCEEILs.

hay per ton sd W. Farmers are offering lOoS
hay at Sli % per ton.
oRocERrEs.
Rtce-Carolina head 6z3ci carolina li choies &c
Carolina prime Ofsci LoulsiAhA oaDIsci Java rear
61gc; Broken 31sc. ,,.- Co..
SyFstps-Ch0iGe sugar SyTAPss. SIaS,c; S SnSl
syrups 2sRSac; Honey Dfips suisse Maple DIPS
I'VE gallon kegs O5c; len gallon EeSs G0c; hal
barrels bJC; DarfeiS VOC; b,%pE MnPiS sSIuh NDs
relsl 6je; Bixby Maple " 9arrelsl bsc: Btxb|
Maple 90 gallon EeS T SE D2 2DSr aaPe SS
Sugar 81: 1oqsS jiaTEl s1a$gg: &c additional g Ga
barrels. New Orleans M9laSses, Fancy 4SalsG
choice Zoe; prime 31c; iAir ~: mixed good
New Orleans Zoe: bakers goods 3pGyc, .,t,,,.
ProVLdONs-i.arSe ,. y. nsuS iiS4e' neI'uil
breakfast bacon llc;s G. shoulders slge; boneie.,
hams lhll2Gi city sides we; blceh shOhlue''
~ ham beef l2Igo ordinary oeei l1c; coIIiiil
sides 3ci family mes PORK o ID pieces S'' WI
bean pork, fine clear SlI ~ ,,,,
LGrit--rure refined, In tlerce 9Hc; nall oarrGi'
g4a tubs 1Gc; chicago iard, III W patts. ts
94c; I'm pals w, ", III PALE n IT, w. "+c
TN pals ~ lbs, ~: un pills ~ , tns 20
I1gc: ordinary powdered II,se: ErahH9ISa s!GnI
ard g: standard coniGGtloNVIt 4 We; Coltlll
blu A q e; standard Windsor 4 sc; RldsGwooC
white bs4c; white extra gci standard yeL
Low tG New NS Y9rf S sSddv Ga S'c' run
C0gee-Green cof!Gc-Fancy Golden Rio isc
fancy green lSc; Peabcrry y; 0hoiCe gyeen' l7G
roasting grades log; INyR WI ROASTED ~ piIck
GSea-ohio. Valley RIO SSsSj Pan Handle Sl.4e;
6rbRekls Co roasted n, 2CS hIk o ESaS's3
grade graz Rio is. '"" "
Teis-IOung Tyson. per H., 25abOc; glnpow
der, 9ia75c imperial, aiaJO; Japan, 2ia7Oc; Ooons
CGndissEStar, llll weight, DC; stearine per set,
lie; mould, per set, loo.
riEeDGr-Choice cider, 1Ua1gc per sal. standard
city brands, l0allc per gal; country liAlde pei
gal, US to quality,
western, and zee toE nv cream; swsltsST ia ia
l5c, according TO quality: LimbnrGer, llIIc:
~ New ioIn Sa!S t7s ~ ~, NJ ot,,
sls6S ''' "'V''''
!S0is-Sales Of timothy seed at s. 20 per bushei;
''SSSl HSo. p Se 3D. Soc; cstra per bbl 81 S.
dairy, Tine, 3bushel sacks, 81 GO per suck,
f sS@po G Frit.EPaFSd peaches, pst H. %,
ID, lGIf2a; pssIbcrtits, per ID, 2la2jc; biacE.
berries per ID, lOal2C.,
Cinnci GOOds-Standnrd 5 ID. table peach 10;
pic peaches, h., 81 GO; pie peaches, ID: " r.
C NO; I, 5i do WInsIo%, h. 81 20: do ID srsds
S e. IN! stpwbcFTes h. 81 10; bISciIsit ISs
~" IN. snsne,crrics 5ih Il NJ, a,nSSn'S
IN 81 ~ ill., Por. " H. MN Tnnve nvsIerS IN
in,j III Ha VII mi TeIr6t s5cSSi OS: strIns
Ian! H. sS"Coc: EuccOtnsh. . H.. OOcnsi o5:
cSrIw Inns meas 81 9inl 35, French meas. Ia
""rS. 'n,ncSnI,Ics 81 T: MOrr0wint meas q III,
s 81 mo in cn6Scberrics, H., SaSl G IT,
sweet cot nStn.s,Ss 81 Ia. W" w: nv
WSotisat HHfstssNo. tubs So 70; No, p s. 80; No
., S. %: hoop pals 81 81 hoop 81 81 single
S59Sic ID e n: giasis n TO- " so
Nssu v ieucfa TnIsins Gt<c: LAYER OdorA
e, TonTnn InSSS roiins 81 n: TSose Mis-
catSls s. Is to SIS. Prunes SC, New eyapo
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Medical.
TO WEAK men

suffering nom tho oSootl Of JOushtuI oFTOn, eaFly
decay, wasting weakness, Let manhood, etc. wiz
Oend valuable treatise (seAledl containing fulI
particulars for home cure. FREE Of charge. a
SpIsnda medical work should DO read BY every
man who Il nervous and dobiiitAtod. AddroGE
Prof Fl c. FOWLER, MOOdus, Conn
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naneral Notices.
REwARDl

above reward viii Hs paid y ana S9e coh Fa
handle Fishing club. fof , .aip 5i Ia wheeling
GIL NI,s .1r1 nf1st aai 59aTleiion Also
u", o., H ~ I'M explosive materials Ihis ohei
.a9is sool l5I ,bs eGt I,,,i ,T.sG 10
A4a'rr' -. ~, tSSIiASpLE FISHING CLUE
TN'''''i ,ocE BOX 20, WheellnG:
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Louisiana State Lottery.
Louisiana State LOTTERY Company.

IncOrporated by the Legislature In lsGs, for
Educational and Charitable purposes, aud its
StItutIou, Ia l6I9, BY M overwhelming popular
vote.
lis Grand Single Number Drawings take piHce
monthly, and the Grand Quarterly DIGwings
regularly every three months March, juno Sep
TENDER ind DGCenberl.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly aud Quarterly
drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery Com
many md In person manage aud control the
drawings themselves, and that the alme are
conducted with honesty, iHirnGss' and IN good
faith toward ali parties, and we authorize the
Company to use this certificate, win ihG'similes
Of our signatures attached, In It's advertise.
m1ntgh
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KTEWENGLAND CONSERVATORY
IN OF MUSIC Boston, Mass.

THE LARGEST and Best Equippcd ~
the WOrld-ltO Instructors, 2 students last year. Ihot
Ough JBStTUOB In Zeal aRd IatTaasaiIt 4Hls' fanS
German esd haaH Langsas,i EgV.A 6giasAss gsSsn
Heat ard Electric Light e5nO 10 o. 50 week Fnu
Term begins Sept Is ISIS For lln,tratsd Celsniar,
giving full information, address L, TOUHJEEt DITUG1otI
fnaElIn SQUARE. BOstoNs MASS
tplsNHAF
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NOR SALE.

L'Ok SALE'
The Gardening and Dairy Farm near MI; dc
,bamml known ns the kimberly Place" y
ctruy offered for -c. This Is Justly ConslucIcu
yrry fr,inlilG Mace for suburban residences
Of iai safiruing aud dairy purposes, and VIII De
,0l IN parcels 10 suit purchasers. Inc improve
mrnts on this place cost over s1,OOJ. o,rr,,,>,
For terms apply To thus DhiL..SM
tIF IL, Il, HANNAH. ln29l
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vi NJ AZ ' Washington, DC.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL nAEK,

That the presence OF , Generals y, |,
cbo,,,c AZ the drawings, Is u guarantee Of absolute
faITnSss md integrity, that the chances are AL
e0uGi' and that no one can possibly divine WhA'
number Will draw q Prize, =, p-,... 1,
REMEMBER that the payment q al tt II ~, i
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the PTeSi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered riEht'
are recognized by the highest Courts thStsiore'
beware Of any limitations OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mNN.MkLW
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CArARRu CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh'g CGtarFh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In
iector free.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
SmLou's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. u
cures Consumption. Sold by w. 4.
Williams and 9. Menkemiller. Row
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We the undersigned hanks and Bankers win
nav Mi Prizes drawn In The LOulsnua State Lot
teFieS which may be presented ut our counters
K. NJ. wALMsLEI, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank,
PIERRE LANAU%, Pres. State National BANK
Carl, KOIIN, Pres. Union National Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
W Table taking effect May "a, 1883. Passenger
trains will run ny foll0ws-Central time. All
trains daily except those marked thus which
do not run on Sunday.
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Milk River, Montana, is properly SO
called because Of the water it contains,
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Washington School Of EIOCutiOn
AND oRAToRY.
Mas. NJ. STEVENS HART..................Prl Principal.

Mas. N. STEVENS Principal.
9Oi "M' St., n. W., WASHINGTON, DC.
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, SEP
Course Of instruction embnccs ElociItion,
Practical English and English Classics, Latin,
Mathematics, Modern Languages, Vocal and lns
Strumental Music and Physical Culture.
The Principal Il assisted by an efficient corps
OF teachers In each department.
Graded Glasses for boys and girls daily
Adult Glasses and private instruction given IN
the evening,
Diplomas awarded. A limited number Of pu.
pills accommodated In the family.
For circulars and references apply TO lNIELl'
dISCER office. auh
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VOR SALE OR RENT.

fine Fruit and Garden Farm, containing q
acre. On which there Is u fine apple, Two wines
aud ump apple orchards. Also about i've OF siS
affl, In choice varieties Of grapes. All situated
In Martin. Ferry, aud most Of II can &c lnid Out
III town lots. For terms call on or ADDRESS
X. 7. HOWELL,
Insumucc and Real Estate Agent
r,vl7 BRIDGEPORT, ONO.
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CHICAGO, June 5.-Whcat market was somewhat
unsettled to-day by the violent fluctuations OF
last week. There was light outside trndIng and
the clique made no bold moves, aud the crowd
had nothing TO follow. July opened al A4a
Sf1sc, sold at SIG and up to SIG, Corn weak.
Oats steady. Provisions active. Flour quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat, cash No. spring SEISn
Si14c; June a1sRSi'so, closing at SIC: August
SJ1+HSjlsc, closing at $3.50; September So sHSi5sC
clostpg NJ SiQi December SIlsaSdJIEc closing at
SGtsG. Corn, No. 2 red June 81 3lhjc, closing ut
jl1Sc; July 5i1SahJ5sc, closing ut 541[c: August
5i5SRJSISC, closing AT 5Sc; September JI5iIGj1Ec,
closing at 6j1Sc Oats, No. 2, 33Jkc; June ga
33I5c, closing at S3hc; July So Sl;i31+c, closing
al 3iISc; August 2stSG9s55{c, closing at 9sISC;
September 2i1EG21sSc, closing at 37Ec rye,
Cash No. ., G211gc. Barley, No, i, GsN, Mess pork
cash 81 05a14 10; July Sll l2sal4 ny, closing
at Sl4 20: August sli 3jG14 32 closing at slI 80;
September Sill RaISal4 ~, Lard, cash S.65c: June
S,5as, ne; July SGQaS,79IIsc closing ut S.72lSc;
August S,7OgS, 1715c, closing ut S.77Ilc; October
S,73lSNS SOC, closing at SSOc. Bacon. short ribs
7,5ja1.bT1Sc; shoulders G.OOa62jc. Whisky 81 IN
Butter sieadiGF and fFmcr at lIal7ITet dairy la
l5Ee. Eggs lj1Salic. The Visible supply OF
grain on June 9 us complied by the Secretary OF
the Board Of Trade Was rs follows: Wheat
u, i2I,SQ bushGls, decrease l,9IS.29 bushels;
corn N3l2 0d bushels, increase il,936 bushels;
oats $780, 0ji bushels, increase 39G,bl2 bushels;
rye aOJ 40 bushels, increase 67iO bushels, barley
~, III bushels decrease ~, S;i3 bushels,
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DOR SALE.

Avery pretty and well built Cottage on one Of
the principal avenues In Mountain Lake FnrE,
Garrett county, Md, containing nine good sized
rooms. Fine view; double lot, and a well OF
fine water on the premises. Address BON 43O'
70. baltimore, Nd. N.Y.
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A poet wants to know "wherc the
tleecy clouds are woven" In the air
looms, OF course.
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G,TOCKS FOR SALE.
EoR SALE Low.

DOR SALE Low.
Farm OF 80 Acres within two miles OF FIRST
class station on Il. & .. Railroad, 100 acres under
cultivation, and the residue In unCulled timber,
oak poplar aud walnut.
". v. HoGE & Bro,
fCe1 1900 Market Street.
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EUR SHERIFF.
For Sale.

I1DR FINE SUBURBAN
gs.ilrnrc nj Elm Grove, with one acre OF
Ground, An In good order. Natural gus. B; "
mn Il.Ell. m29I
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Henry OF Navarro, II we are not mis-
taken, always showed the white feather
in battle.
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j : : s esssPoas ooaSS iS1
Brendstntrs and Provl.Ions.

EEW YORK, juno i.-FlOur. receipts 1855
packages; exports 2,2ag barrels and II go sacks;
SalGS 1880 barrels Wheat, receipts -, COZ
bushels; exports l07,JOO bushels; sales GOO
| bushels Of futures and los, 900 bushels OF spot
cash declined gag, closing heavy; options
nominal ut 9Ga97c; No . white 81 10. nominal
No. red June 9y,tagOjsc, closing at 9OsFc;
July 81 %RY914C, closing ut gl1Ec; August 9llsn
09sEc, closing ut 99Zc; September 921Sagic,
ClOSing,at VIC; May " 9CaSl co. closing ut 81 10;
December ~ 5lGa9i1|c, closing ut $3.50. Corn,
receipts 2,93j bushels; exports 10 bushels;
sales III coo bushels Ofiutufes and Ill GOO bush
els Of spot: cash 1En5tc lower; options steady;
dc; July 6l5sAG43ysc, closing at Gl74cc; August
G2nG2assc, closing ut &c: September G9Hn62114C,
closing At 6lI4c; October 62l4G62144c, closing ut
6l1Ec. Oats receipts q, 600 bushels; exports 1896
bushels; sales 10000 bushels OF futures and
IL, 100 bushels Of spot; market trm: mixed
western 3SHi0c: white do I9aiSc. Hay steady
and quiet, Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee, spot firm; Rio dull ut 1919: options
opened bIl0 points higher; sales 1850 bags; June
ljGiaiil0c; July l2.7jalalOG: August ll.7Hl
l21.40c; September 199;SiIl.35e; October I9.59a
lO.SOc; November 10 9nl0yjc: December 10. ia
loose; January lO.G0C; March lO.9Onl0G5C; April
1885. sugar quiet and unchanged; refined
firm, MOllsSes dull. Rice steady, TallOw quiet
and firm. Turpcntlne dull. Eggs, receipts
6,i9l packages: western lbl4Rl6c. Pork steady
and unchanged, Cut meats tlrmGr and higher.
Lard, steam spot S,Sjc: June S.S0aS.SlC July
S.sQas,Slc; August S,sOas,S5c; September S.Ssc;
October S.nRs,sGC; city steam S.l5c. Butter
firm, Cheese steady aud uulet,
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Grand Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
TuasdnY, Juno II, 1888.

PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets ut Twenty Dollars eACh. Halves
$40; Quarters S.; TenthS g; I"ehIiethssl'
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1t is said that no man can arrest the
fight OF time; but who is there who is
not able to stop minute?
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The Best Nutrltlve Tonic
ndorsed by all Physicians Throughout the Civ,
ilIIel World

PROF. PETRA SANTA, or PARIS,
the world renowned specialist on pulmonary
diseases, in his work published In Paris, speaks
Of the Johann Hons Malt Extract rs follows:
81 eau highly recommend this pleasant remedy
in restoring Weakened digestion. As large
number OF patients lack the necessary power TO
digest solid food, and would, through the use OF
Etimulants, be merely excited aud weakened
therefore regard II Of immense value to the
Practitioner TO bring 10 his aid q pleasant rem.
edy like the Genuine Johann Hoff's Malt EX.
nntritIyc as well, and which slesS exciting than
wine as stlmulapt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-06
ADvERT1sFMENT MENTION
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CIunie Opera House.

Maud Granger and her well-balanced
company appeared last evening in The
Creole" better known as Cora" and
played here last by Clara Morris. Miss
Changers support is good. AS Cora she
made good impression-very much better
than expected indeed from recollections of
her some years ago. She has ripened into
dramatic excellence, and has evidently
made her art severe study. She IS certainly
an effective actress. She is of fine presence,
personal attractiveness, reads with pleasing
clearness, and personates the character she
assumes with intelligent appreciation of
the motive and sentiment of the author.
Miss Granger Cora is less intense perhaps
than that Of Jeffreys- Lewis, but more
womaniy. She puts less of animal into it,
and much more of human feeling. Both
are admirable portraitures, and the char
acter warrants the two interpretations. Mr..
Germaine, Mr. Brophy, Mr. Game and Mr..
Gray, with Mrs. Bates and Miss Benham
gave good support.
Tonight THE Planters Wife, The
attendance last evening was fair, better
than We expected to find under the condi-
tons, for the Opera House is cold. very
cold compared to the Metropolitan. The
actors last night suffered, and the people
In the auditorium much more The place
ought TO be warmed as its walls are all ex-
posed and its openings are so numerous.
The failure to heat it and cut eff drafts re.
suits in small audiences whenever the
weather is exceptionally cool. Whoever
takes the house and rumor has it that it is
about to change hands, must to succeed
with it, provide for heating ii and cutting
of the draft from the lobby. That done
and 1t becomes one of the pleasantest the
alters in the State.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-06
Rufianisn,

The lawlessness manifest in this city yes
terday, under the guise of sport, shames
the town and disgraces its name 1t is not
likely that anywhere else in the United
States that the street cars, under like cir
cumstances, would have to be withdrawn
from service, as they were here, to save the
property from injury at the hands of hood
lums, and youths and men, who, though
they claim TO be orderly, yesterday acted
like hoOdlums and ruffians. Snow
fell in other towns, but no.
where else were the means of public trans
portation forced from service by reason of
SNOWFALL rufianism. Women were as
saulted and their pleadings unheeded,
property smashed and otherwise damaged,
and shopkeepers compelled to close their
stores. That such a condition of things as
existed here for few hours yesterday can
exist here, is exceedingly discreditable.
All the talk about giving the town a
black eye" is bosh and worse the truth
needs to be told, even if it does shame the
city. The hoodlumism of yesterday was off
of the same piece with that of New Years
eve and night, when gates were unhinged,
fences thrown down, sidewalks obstructed,
and property destroyed or damaged to
crafty the taste for savagery that crops out
in the born hoodlum. That citizens did
not yesterday make any determined effort
to check sport when it swelled into crime
is more than regret-it is a shame.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-06
A General Favorite.

One who is general favorite among the
police officials is Lee Hong, the Chinese
interpreter here. He is much thought of
by the police, and is well educated. He
was recently at Portland, Or, acting as in
terpreter in a murder trial, and the Erening
Telegram of that city contains the following
complimentary remarks:
An Intelligent Interpreter.-Lee Hong
is the name of one of the Interpreters en-
ployed by the prosecution in the trial of
Chez Gong and Fong Long Dick, for the
murder OF Lee Yick. He lives at Sacra-
mento, where he keeps a japanese store.
He was born in San Francisco of Chinese
parents, and at an early age was taken to
China by his father, where he acquired
some education, which he completed on
his return to Sacramento. He is % years
old, and speaks and writes English we'll
Everybody in Sacramento knows him, and
he came here with recommendations from
Police Judge Buckley, Chief of Police Dill
man and City Attorney Hart. He repre-
sents the highest type of Chinese in
America"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-06
Fourth Ward Meeting.

AT the meeting of the Fourth Ward I'M
rovement Association last evening, the
Committee on Subscriptions to the electric
railway reported that they were making
progress, and had secured pledges of 800
additional to the 81 100 already subscribed
Those vino subscribed were: Buchanan e.
Carragher, $50; Win. J. Davis, $50; Mrs. j.
Barrett, S25 B. Kruzeberger, 500; w. S.
Jacobs, $3.50; J. ]. Thompson, S25; Mrs. c.
Gruhler, 5000; r. B. Winslow, $50 1t is
understood that some others have signified
their intention of subscribing, and it is
thought that in all about $1,000 will be
pledged. The club then discussed the Y
and Thirty first-streets canal, and came to
the conclusion that it was a three-story
nuisance and should be abated at once.
Accordingly a committee, consisting of
Sparrow Smith, Geo. Murray, T. W. Shee-
han, n. L. Drew, E. K. Alsip, w. Cole, G.
Leithardt, J. f. Richardson, and B. HssSb-
vail, was appointed to confer with the
Trustees and urge upon them the necessity,
for the city's good, of abating the nuisance
by bricking up the canal. An adjourn
ment was then taken for week.