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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30

Earned runs-Oakland, 1. Two-base hit
DUNCAN. Sacrifice hits-N. ONeil, Kilroy
First base on errers Stockton, 4. First base on
called balls-Oakland, 8; Stockton, /. Left on
bases-Oakland, 6; Stockton. 8. Struck out-By
Kilroy, 2; by Carsey. /. Double plays-Fogarty
to Selma; C. o. Neili 10 Dooley: n. 0'Neill, Nc
Donald and Dooley. Time of game ne hour
and forty minutes Umpire-M Mclaughlin. Of
fetal scorer-Stapleton.
STANDING OF THE CLuRS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
A Fine Piano at Auction.

One of the attractions at the afternoon
sale by Bell & Co. to-day will be splendid
square piano. 1t is perfect instrument.
of splendid tone, and has seen very little
use. Any person in need of frst-class
piano, and DESTROYS of saving money on its
purchase, will find this rare opportunity.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
Free Library to Reopen

The Free Public Library will reopen this
evening at o'clock. Books that have
become due while the Library was closed
should be returned on or before September
4th, as fines will be charged after that date.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
Transfers and Laborers.

There will be meeting this evening of
the teamsters and laborers of this city at
Federated Trades Hall, Eighth street, be-
tween J and K. The purpose is to perfect
their organization for mutual protection
against low wages and long hours.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
Slater is Here.

John Slater, the mysterious medium and
mind-reader, who gave such novel exhi-
bition here few months ago, will reap
pear tomorrow night at place to be an
nounced
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30

The following Notaries Public were ap-
pointed yesterday: William Burton, Garden
Valley; Charles D. Houghton, Los Angeles;
q. ] E Taylor. Weldon; James ]. Green,
San Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
"Handsome Charley" Pardoned.

Charles Wilson, better known as Hand
some Charley the hack driver who killed
his mistress in San Francisco about four
years ago, and was sentenced to seventeen
years imprisonment in the State Prison,
has been pardoned by the Governor. He
was released from San Quentin yesterday
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento, August 29-samuel W., son OF
Samuel and Julia e. Martin, native of Cali
fornia, 9 FEARS, months and days.
[Remains will be shipped to Plymouth, Anna
dor county, Sunday at 1880 A. M for inter-
ment
Sacramento, August 29-hary. wife of Luke
Grogan, a native OF County Westmeath, Ire
land, II years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from her late resi-
dence, NJ street, Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Sunday at 2 P. M. thence to the Cathedral.
where funeral services will be held
Sacramento, August 29-Daniel G. Bowsher, a
native of Ohio, AZ years.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Bisbee A. T., July 13-John H. Brooks, 4 we'll
known B. B. engineer, formerly ofSacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30

Birth death, ana marriage notices rans be sent in
s respo Sc parties, and paid for at the rce OF Is
e,sts each funeral notices, Is cents.
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and San Franchises will commence at 5
o'clock. Harper and Coughlin will be the
opposing pitchers. The remainder of the
positions in the two clubs will be filled by
the same players who played yesterday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30

DoS'r be deceived by unscrupulous
agents, but use your better judgment. Buy
the best, the Domestic Sewing Machine.
A. J. Pommer, corner Ninth and J.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
"OId Horse Sale.

The sale of unclaimed baggage from the
Western Hotel will take place at Sher-
burns auction house, at 1923 K street. at 10
o'clock A. NJ
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30
Bells Great Sale To-day.

There will be large sale of furniture of
all kinds at Bell & Co.'s auction rooms at
1909 and 1011 street this morning at 10
o'clock. At this sale several horses and
vehicles will also be sold.
The same firm will sell at O'Clock P. M
a lot of new and elegant furniiure-parlor
sets and odd pieces. bed lounges, rockers,
secretaries, divans, ETC., of the latest de-
signs; also, three elegant pianos, in the best
of order-one grand square piano, one
Mathushek upright and one Bahr Bros.
upright, all in the best of condition and as
good as new.
The goods to be offered at the afternoon
sale are all perfectly new and direct from
the mandatory. They include the latest
designs in parlor chairs, rockers, etc., and
the upholstery work is of the finest descrip-
ton. There is one canary" parlor set that
is the delight of every lady that has seen it.
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The Mclaughlin Cases.
When the cases of William Mclaughlin

When the cases Of William Mclaughlin,
charged with battery, and Theresa Nc
Laughlin, with disturbing the peace. were
called in the Police Court yesterday the de.
PENDANTS asked for continuance until
Tuesday next, in order to procure wit
nesses and the request was granted.
FALL style gents hats now ready at D.
Fl. Quinn's, halter, Fourth and streets. '
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To-Morrow's Concert.

There will be an open. air concert at the
Plaza to morrow evening, commencing at
o'clock, when choice programme will
be given by the First Artillery Band, c. A.
Neale. conductor. The selections are:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30

EVENT No. Son Monday, September
1st, will occur our regular Opening of Fall
and Winter Millinery. The display of
Pattern Bonnets will be large and show
some surprising departures from former
styles.
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THREE
IMPORTANT
EVENTS.

EVENT No. i.---Opening TO-DAY Sat
urday) of the new Fall and Winter Styles
in Mems Felt and Silk Hats; also, DunlapS
Celebrated Hats, in the same styles that
will be shown at the opening in New York.
Also, novelties in Children's Caps and
TurbanS.
EVENT No. 2.---DiSplay TO-DAY in our
large triple show window and on our
counters, of the largest collection of inn
ported novelties in Dress Patterns that we
have ever shown. The assortment is
large, hardly any two patterns alike, and
each study in its way. We have made
the display early in order that those who
desire may provide themselves in time for
the Fair
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-30

I'VE GUARANTEE TO
every customer that
our prices are as low. and
in many cases lower, than
our competitors. After you
have had our goods one or
two months and find tina t
you could have done bet
ter elsewhere, we guaran-
tee to refund to you the
difference in prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
No. ~ nnrm pKorrEn.

Now chat Pirate Captain QUAY has
Thought it good party policy To- make
tbe Force bil walk the plank, the Re
publican West comes forward with AIDE
mand that that other dcadweight ON the
Republican hulk. the Mckinley mon
>tros.ty bc thrown overheard too. The
st. Paul Pimccr-Prcss says. "There is
do demand OF necessity for either Of
Thorn. There is, u the Republican
ranks. a pronounced hostility TO both
which is not worth while 20 encounter.
There is hardly defender, outside Of
Congress, except in a periunctory way,
for the election blu."
Asto the tariff bin the St. Paul Re-
publican organ says.
The case as t0 the tariff ban is even
palmer we cannot recall .u recent history
any such general revolt against measure
brought forward iu Congress. and support
ed 0y all the power and prestige of party
leaders, as that which the Mckinley OIL
has had tO encounter. To grows in uupopu-
larity from day % day. Influential news
papers from one end of the West 90 the
other papers which are strictly LOYAL 90 the
Republican party and devoted 90 It's utter
ests, are outspoken iu their condemnation
OF this bill TO stands absolutely without a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
KIDNAPPED by GYPsIEs.
After Forty Years Hiram Gregg DiscoV-
ers His Parents.

Moline. Ill. August 19.-FOrty
years ago Hiram Gregg, then eight
years old, disappeared from the home
of his parents at Elmira, New York.
Search was instituted and kept up for
several months, but without result.
The parents removed TO the West some
time afterward and finally settled near
this place.
Yesterday u man of Is appeared at the
Gregg homestead and announced him
self as the boy who disappeared 4Oyears
ago. According to his story he was
stolen by GypSieS, who took him to Wis
conSin. lie was cruelty used by his
captors. aud oftentimeS had been beaten
and threatened with death. About Ill
teen years ago Hiram married, and his
GypSy foster mother disappeared.
Hiram and his wife took up their resi-
dence at Richardson, Oak county, Wis
cousin. where they lived until a mystic
rious communication was received by
Hiram, telling him his real name, and
that his mother was living near Molin.
This lead to an investigation, which re-
suited in the meeting. II is presumed
that the letter was written by one Of the
GypSieS i'm a fit of remOrSe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
Year. Coal and coke shipments.

The official statement of the coal and
coke shipments over the West Virginia
Central railroad FOR the year 1890 up
ull the ist OF August, shows q very
crcditable increase over the same period
last wear. The shipments for the time
are divided mp as follows; West IT.
ginia Central Compauy'S mines at ELK
Garden. ei5.3S- tons; Atlantic and
Georges Creek Coal Company, 3Ll5c
IONS. Davis Coal and Coke Company
fo. -os tons. Thomas Mines, 1928 tons
MARYLAND Union Coal Company, $50
IONS: Davis and Eikins Mines,
44.3fs tons; Virginia Coal and
Coke Company, Aces tons Pied
mont and Cumberland Coal company
e.is9 tons; Spring Garden Coal Com
panv. 81 tons, making total Of $500
tons. which is an increase OF io,bei tons
over the same period last year. Inc,
shipments of coke over the same road
forthe same time are as follows; DAVIS
Coal and Coke Company, 22,2's TONS
various mines at Thomas, s,546 tons
total. e6.S 25 tons, an increase OF @l'--v
tons over the same period last year
These figures are remarkable when IL Is
taken into consideration that the sec
ton from which the coal ana
coke is shipped was not IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
MARTINS FERRY.

The Martn's Ferry fire department Will
attend the Bellaire Tournament both days
They have come 90 the conclusion TO enter
the races. using the Third ward reel, their
new one not arriving in time ON account OF
the strike on the New York Central rall-
road. and we can look for them giving Il
GOOD account of themselves and making
some of them hustle 10 beat them.
ID =. Brown. the grocer. under the May
wood. was locked up last night for acting a
little queer. He has been confined before
for not being all right In his mind. and last
night he was washing everything around
the store until about midnight. when the
officers We're notified and locked him up.
The refining of the blast furnace here IS
not giving satisfaction, SO we are informed
Several have been overcome rltn the gas
that escapes from the defective lining.
A man by the name OF Patterson, who
has been working for Kerr Son, while
working tn the Presbyterian Church, yes
terday. fen and broke "a rib.
Mrs. Williamson and daughter and
Misses sara Lewis, Anna RalSton and
BERT Blackford will arrive from Chautau-
qua this morning
The new part OF the forge department OF
the .Etna mill goes on this morning. There
IH % UHlLIALlM ANA NlIAA lllN tA tttNt'f ' " 49,
informed
The bugs aud flies around the arr lights
these nights are so bad that person can
hardly pass them without getting ms eyes
full
Somebody IN the Third ward is making
away with o good many OF the dogs ana
cats that nfest that region.
Rev. r. c. Sampson and family, OF
Hamilton, Ohio. are visiting his iathel-in-
law. Mr. a. RalSton.
The Big Four goes 10 Bears Den Park
today ON "a short trip They Will take
plenty refreshments
Geo Ralston. our popular young drug
rist. leaves for FreePort this morning on a
pleasure trip.
Pawpaw sam was In town Yesterday ana
wanted To bet that nobody could stand nm
ON his head.
Contractor Cochran will commence lay
inc brick this morning ON Fourth street
DR. Gum. Of the G. X y. r. r., was m
the city yesterday on Official business.
Mrs. Elthica McGrew is visiting friends
I'm the city.
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BENwOOD.

Yesterday afternoon the forty or more
Italians employed i'm the work of eNcava-
ting for the new b. X O. shops at the june
ton struck, and il was a somewhat peculiar
strike. IL seems that these Italians had a
boss who was also an Italian, and who hired
out without making any agreement as 10
the wages he was TO receive. Yesterday
was pay day, and he was paid on the basis
of 81 SO a day, the same as the rest OF the
Italians got To think that a boss should
not receive any more than his help aroused
his ire. and he ordered all the Italians un-
der him TO quit work, which they did, and
remained of all day yesterday. \ com
mittee from the laborers called on Billy
Kearns 10 have the matter adjusted and
he very sensibly concluded that as no set
tied agreement had been made in the first
place about the wages Of the boss, they
would have no case, and IL would be better
for them to return TO work, which they vii
do in the morning
The Isaac james Fishing Club, which
has been having "a bang-up time at the IBIS
Films" and other points down the river, re
turned home Tuesday. All the boys arc
looking i'm the finest condition. John
Travers added twenty-five pounds TO hi:
avoirdupois.
Surveyors were at work to-day laying
out the ground for the new town house
which j. L. McMechen is TO build for 81,
BOO As soon as the preparations are fairly
under way. large force of men will be pul
on and the work will be pushed ahead
rapidly
The Beuwood branch of the motor line
ran somewhat irrcgularly yesterday, owing
10 the lack of power On one OF the after
noon trips from BenwOod up TO the juno
ton fully an hour was consumed. The
/ passengers got very inpatient.
Charles Wakefield. a former employee "a
the Benwood Iron Works, was married n
Pittsburg Monday TO Miss Kate Campbell
Messrs. Debold, LOTUS and Chaplin'
were the leading spirits in an enjoyable
wagon party to Elm Grove last Sunday
L. =. Marshal White, of Bolton, was il
town Monday, presumably for the purpose
of patching up some political fences.
The funeral of little child of Charles
I.augherty occurred yesterday, and wa:
largely attended,
Mayor Mahood has gone on a visit Il
Cameron and FairmOnt He will be absent
about a week
Thepuddling department OF the Bcnwoo'
/ Iron Works is expected to 20 on again mex
Tuesday.
There are eighteen Benwood girls nov
employed in various occupations in Wheel
ing
There are now 900 shares sold in tn
/ Building and Loan Association.
IN. McCabc has returned after a brio
visit TO Pittsburg
II. Bryant, of Pittsburg, is in town visit
] iutr his D1rpufs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

habitcd by any human being less than
ten years ago. and that the West Nir-
ginia Central railroad was only built
about five years ago. The coke tonnage
is more worthy of consideration than is
the coal tonnage, for the reason that ii
tells more forcibly than anything else
can that there is a great coke-producing
territory in that region. and that il is
being developed rapidly, and that It's
product is finding a market. The an
nual report OF the West Virginia Cen
tral also proves this, containing as it
does the statement that the road has
been unable. for want Of cars, 10 handle
the coal and coke freightS offered, and
that it has ordered 600 coke cars within
the past year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
THREE LITTLE HEROES.
Their Terrible Experience During storm
on Lake Superior.

ASHLAND, Wis, August l9.-ThreC
boys, named James and Willie O'BrieI
and Frank Gallagher, on Sunday after
noon launched a small boat.
They had propelled it with a pair Of
paddles TO point three quarters of
mile from shore when one of those sud
den violent sqallS for which Lake Su
perior is noted struck them.
The boys lost their paddles and the
boat began 10 illwth water. Jim anC
Frank. aged respectively @ and Il
years, jumped into the water, one on
either side. and each of them put one
hand ON the gunwalc, padding will
the other. while Willie, who was only
seven, bailed the water ont with his has
Night came on black and stormy, anc
for rs hours the boys iloatcd about
They called for help time and again, bui
their voices were lost in the roar OF the
sea. About 4 o'clock next morning tho
boys driftcd past a light. which they
thought indicated a residence near by
When they learned a minute later thai
IL was a vessel, they were i'm despair
but battled ON until late in the morning
when 40 a point 10 miles out in Lake
Superior they were sighted and picked
up boy passing schooner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

friend. except the little knot of manufac-
tuners whose interests DO consults, and the
numerically inconSiderabic body of those
who DO not think on economic subjects at
an. but call themselves protecuOnists and
stand ready 20 accept anything that is offer
ej % them under that name
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

MIDWAY, Ky, August l9.-Glbert sat
terwhite. a prominent farmer Of this sec
ton. was found dead in the road, las
night. a bullet hole through his head ant
seven Cashes from a razor, showing tha
murder had been committed. John Hen
derson. a worthless negro, has been arrest
ed and the evidence against him Is very
strong. Henderson formerly worked ioi
Satterwhite, but was discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
1lrht Emnlores Mere Kllled.

ST. PErERSBUEG, August l9-The dam
age TO the Th0rnton's cloth mills IN ~
Petersburg, which were recently destroy
ed by fire, is much greater than reported
The loss is ascertained 10 have been 1000
600 roubles and it is learned that eight
workmen were killed. Thornton, the own
er OF the mills. is an Englishman, and en-
ployed many of his countrymen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
rroops Protected the Collectors.

LoNDoN, August l9-The excitement at
Denbigh, Wales, over the tithes diStraints,
i'm which the collectors were Dominaly pro
tected by the troops, has subsidized and the
disorder which seemed imminent, did not
occur. The collectors made a few insig-
nifcaut seizures, and the crowds attracted
by their presence contented themselves
with hooting. grooming and cursing TO all
Of which the tithesmen are too well accus-
toned TO pay much attention when not ac-
companied by kicks and cuffs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
DIED.

FLENING-At Wellshure, on Tuesday morn.
ing august 80 1872. JAMES FLEMING SR-' aged
~ yeats.
Funeral Thursday morning at ten O'Clock
Friend, OF the family axe invited Iu,ermeut
az Brooks cemetery.
OBRIEN-Ou Tuesday morning, August 49,
iSaO. at i.2j o'clock. FRANK j. o BRIEN- In MS
26th year.
Funeral this Thursday morning at S:sOo'clock'
from his late residence. No. lSa9 Jacob street
thence to ST. Joseph's Cathedral Requiem mass
atao'clock. Friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
For Sale.

4 MODERN HOUSE CONTAINING EIGHT
a Rooms. Bath. etc.: full lot 90 feet front
location very desirable. l2i South Penn street
This property is in lr,t-class condition. anC
will be- sold for much Jess than % could DE r.
placed for to-day.
Paving mycstmcut-The property ON south
west corner of Broadway and Zane streets
three dwelling houses; rents FOR about $50 peel
year. Price. 500.
Property northeast corner % Maryland an,
North Huron streets two dwelling houses, VIII
ground enough Tor % third house. This proper
~ il i'm such location that IT. will increase very
rapidly in value: 5000.
Seven roomod dwelling. li6 South Penn street
very desirable location. 5000.
Five-roomcd dive ling. l35 South Broadway.
4 New Double Frame House with all modern
improvements each containing seven rooms
unutrv bath etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
PUBLIC SALE
House and Lot on the Island

DY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF IuI
ID sarah Harvey. Will. 900 THU f>H.I
18th DAY OF AUGUST $50. 90 ll
Of said day. offer for Sale hcl0r"
House door of the Court Huu-rof CO.,
in the City OF Wheeling thc foll0HIl
piece of property. lying and being .n
Island IN the said city. ts-wit lh.H
~ lot number four BOO zane l-.IH.
rs laid out by Henry Moore fronNn.
the north side of /aEe street. aul IlHH
~ feet 90 Hn alley.
TERMS or SALE Ouc-thiri of fI.
money Boo cash. aud thc Residue boo
payments Of six and twelve MONTH.
tere>t from the day OF ,alr. fhe deferred
ments 60 Dee secured hy % lien retained
property The title B, believed fn ..
tioulble. u. 1T. GIlLIrII
Administrator with the VIII anu.N.I ..
Harvey deceased.
WILLIAM u UALLEE. Auctiouerr
WHITE A ALLY.
iyi72l3i4au7.H Alton
The above sale is adjourned until >.
DAY. AUGUST I'D. ls9). 90 same h.-
place. WHITE a ALLEN
.fsf.t
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STATE CONGRESSIONAL CONVEN-
rTnNs

ANnNNH
The Democratic and Republican Con-
vcntiou, SD far as designated by the re-
>p.ctiyc committees will occur as fol-
lows.
pENoCEAriC CONVENTIONS
First District NO cau yet issued.
Second District-KeySer, AuguSt@'th
Third pistrict-Hintou. August Goth
Fourth District-Pt Pleasant Au-
gust e1th
The call has not yet been made Tor
the First district.
HEUVutICNN COMPOSITIONS
First District-No call yet issued.
Second Observation-Disclosures, sep
tcmbcr 9Th.
Third District-Hiuton. August 2lSt'
Fourth Disuict-IayeuSwood' Sep
tcmber Sd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

A uAIN load of waterme.ons was
shipped from ST. Louis the other day
and sold in New York FOR $4,000. The
freight charges were $1,000. The rail-
road got the juicy core of those
watcrme.0us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21
Nh Not VOL WA Non-UnIOnIsis.

MELBOURNE. August l9.-The Union OH
GERS ON many vessels here have been re
placed bv non-union men. and the seamen
have declined TO work with them after the
expiration of the time set in notice that
has been served upon the vessel owners.
. IL is expected that the shipping trade VIII
DE- completely stopped before Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

THE Chairman OF the First Congress
-Ioual district Democratic Committee
should mot delay longer in calling Che
committee together to determine time
and place for holding the convention.
The wish among the Democracy is gem
eral that the convention bc held at am
early day. in order tha, they NAV take
the initiative and 40 once iuaugurate
au aggressive campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

There is not section or "a line In the
entire Mckinley bin that viii open a mar
ket for another bushei 81 wheat or am
other barrel Of pork."-from JAMS q.
B.1ns's Litter '0 S.nGf9r Frye