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For this Senate at the commencement OF the
son with ninety days OF the session before US when
a bill comes in to us from the Assembly, where it
originates, having passed through all the ordinary
stages of BILL for to set the example of suspend
ing the rules to pass it. The reason seems to be
principally that ttis is good bill. Now, il we in
augurate the principle of suspending the rules to
pass bill because 1t is good BILL we may end up
by passing some bulls under suspension of
the rules which not so good. Similar
provisions to this in our Constitution sre ineorpo
rated in the Constitutions of various States, and all
of them have been adopted in the last forty or fifty
yeas. The clause authorizing the Legislature to
suspend that constitutional provision in case OF
urgency was put there not that the Legislature
might suspend the rule whenever in their judgment
it was desirable, but simply that in times of great
public danger, as insurTection invasion, case CT
emergency might arise, and it might be necessary
it was intended give the Legislature the power to
suspend that provision whenever they thought it
was necessary 10 pass bill in haste. In one day
more we can pass this bill legally and constitution
ally It was said yesterday that it was case Of
urgency because the Beard OF Supervisors were to
meet last night, and that they might do something.
Last night has passed, AMI the session Of the Board
OF Supervisors has passed. and we have heard
nothing Fdvanced On this floor to-day to show any
emergency or urgency in this case.
Mr.. BAKER--When this question before the
Senate Saturday voted for suspension OF these
rules because believed that this was, if there ever
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-14

TNOR SALE OR TO RENT-A FIRST. CLASS
e. Restaurant, with Oyster Stand attached, in
the town of Woodland Yolo county, Cal. Fur
particulars inquire OF A. DENNERY Il CO., No
$40 J street. Sacramento. j1S-3t-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-14

S15OO Waa sale ea& ssnsray 'SeaaF ss5Sh sssDad
story nicely fitted up-Grstclas family residence.
Also. adjacent] dwelling Buildings, 40xS0 feet.
INQUIRE at No. 420 L street. Address CARL
SrTROREI, Sacramento jaS-lwf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-14

IT is NOW URGENT.
We may be three or four hours more at this dis
cussion. Let settle the matter, and, vote by
two-thirds vote to suspend the rules. These my
reasons for so voting.
Mr. SEARs-In order that We may not make any
mistake when We come to vote upon this question
desire say word in regard to the provision OF the
Cons. tuition. 1t reads follows: ' No law shall be
passed except byb Nor shall any bill be put uponts
final passage until the same with the amendments
thereto shall have been printed for the use Of the
members shall any bill become law unless
the same be read on three several days in each
house. uni So in of urgency two-thirds of the
house where such bill may be pending, shall, by
vote OF yeas and nays dispense with this provision
The motion ought to he to dispense with Section Is
OF Article ". of the Co1sttut on and place this bill
upon its final passage. The vote of the Senate take
it, will dec de the question of urgency. If the Senate
shall by twothlrd vote decide IN favor OF dlspens
ing with this provision that vote will settle the
question of urgency, Court viii go behind the
action OF the Senate to determine whether any ur
gency existed: And in regard TO suspending this
provision, it simply is TO suspend the provision in
order tDat a bill may be read more than once the
same day | only state the question as ! under
stand it. and if have not stated it correctly would
be pleased to have Senator make further
statement. only desire that the bill may be passed
in satisfactory manner aud when the vote is taken
on dispensing with this section Of the Constitution
of course the ayes and noes have to be called.
move amend the motion that Section Is OF
Article " of the Constitution or so much of it rs
relates to the reading OF bills on three several days,
| be dispensed with.
Mr. ENos-I accept the amendment.
The roll was called and the motion lost by a vote
Of % ayes to II noeS-two-thirds being required
THE COMMITTEES.
The CnAIR drac, ed The Secretary to announce the
! following appontrn ON committees
Aericniture-Johnston, Harlan, West, Langford
| Glascock-
! ClaimslTraylor, Davis, Enos, Pool West.
| Commerce and Navigation-D Dickinson, Traylor
| Nye, George, Ryan,
Contingent Expenses and Mleage-Zuek, Carlock
| George Moreland, Nelson.
| Corporations-Sears, Johnston, Traylor, Harlan
| Kelly, West, Pool.
, 1880-12-08
the property, which should bo sct M 10 her. ai,d
deGrrs fnr PnFtlti0n would bu ordered, subject
To thnan rln[ttlA.
AN ACCOUNTING WANTED.

A hiIl was iilrt1 Nov. -. by 'fiio,nna II. Foster
md Augustus N. t.co nxntnat 1auloi q. Btcknr
ami John ftuntn to compel it,on ~ hcemInt for
About &50a, 1t IL clHitnctt they hnvo iruniy re-
tnlnnll. Thu cuae wns suppressed from, tho fllcs
nj tho tinr. IT II charged TINT tic ctllltlain
nuts wurn soma years nKt cr,RuEetl III tho milling
and lpurttR business nt several places III this
btate. 3cckcr, In 1S14, was pIactil IN chArgn IT
mill Mt Elfntunvllo otp hxc.l snIary with
vtrtul1 control, n,lti whs to mako rrHuIar re-.
ports Of his bnliness. This ln lid, and u showed
prt"pe,Ol1s 'nt9iless hut q ciusor examination
lIcckcr Ind failed to account fnr mcr.'.nn'lIso
uAel on tls own acouunt t'r aofI u, 0tor ptrtics,
HnH ty this tHDnil5 hhtt NutIrt,relntit1 nIkll,t
$squo. Some tisne nxo iseoker ans his .,r,ther-
in'nw ,atn; wh y stntcd TO- " warihsss
iny, aud hhpn lIctII etrtItinR InrEa amounts nj
i; Hacker lttrly tmxan r,llt R9nIast cort.-
r]nbnNnts to rtcHyHr u ilnlMiIcu duo him IN nu-
cn.silt q uipnfl salary and comutnlnnuts tt,w
nsk tint " On restrained from prosecuting his
suit until he accounts for the moneys md prop.
erty ho has received bclu,xius u, tlotn.
, 1880-12-08
THE NEW COURTHOUSE.

r,r Nku r F1,~Q.
Tor Extrns.
rho Joint committeo on Public sorsieo hold
cor in o char mone
srass. ,t,'"sIa r,w,, EMan. s',,,,' ~ Kn",,f
nSa,S a""'''' Al"''' ihoe'' oo"nc' 4>1oii'
Tho us,J,puto Of th. Cutcugo & Lct,out stono
Cou,pnuy fur Ss4uI for tho sidewalk OF tho now
Conrt-nonsc ~hs allowed, III was nlso the call
u,ato Of 1'!lotnas Nelson for $3.400 for painting
atld Rlnz'na,
their bou'isnou Do relieved from tholr liability
now Court. Ilouso. tluy uMi,n,nr to huyo ,lt.
nish,.I f,,a xnn,n, ,vna u1nrn, ~, i,Iu-
To chn,r s,,", c,,,,ni % Inn rnm',t,a.a ottcn,
ton to tho scaton clnim for. oxtrasr Kl Wing II
brior history Ut tho a!lAlr, anl tntimntlnx tlat,
~ nsoao1s an ~ xn r. 'aa Sa1 sn ay ~ o, III sno m
"e!n NM W.x: ~ s ..v W 1 thns @ ~. With
attvr an T. ~ 70 @ "nt r. t,rw tG sI WITH , n
t s T sho sS an,l 'pS ao Ms Sstsor ay
q444!teJ q4, xss wi, iss Hatstp .o,o,d ~, ,,o,on
" sna,I sn,o ,nr., firit an N" s,,,it.ct oS"'
Tiis Gna,r s"' you ses''s me"h 10 i"s'pono1 "
:, so w 9na ,o,M'S!s y, t
SsMsen s.a ~ ~ 80 ~ III W, "u ~ ~, ,I ,,. ~ ~ "''
urrstano tnt ::..ss w. Wc!s as tna ~" u',us ~ w.
Ino M t'nS W i1tscM ~ o ~ sne heu"
t1!tu W a.np "uFn iSr nt'o ". t ~ - ir .,
Cnta.fa'ss!loI % w. ~ ~, .n III. ,u', - eno
,nar. r. Em iouS n'., nG Is "a't,u ~, r. ht
iyaisc iTiyas1 liHn'a'' n, u tn 'S thnS Mnoni s,t
sE..It1, EthW cAstu4t 10 "eou' "'Ao t''o5 't~tpo"
putdlng Mito4atnee.
GSmn,!nSAoner MoNl sA1o tnat ao WE pt' hy
,Wlnen4 uaht "! ~lo Wcto Aot tA"A!A4t H!tu tAo
1es ~ tha b't snont Mnta ,e 10 nseoIS so
1!etao extras. She nsl Chtnttt!tteg ~esu httsttnu
s s s wore @ }st elait'i' tho , %rK snI" Iov'K Y
Ha!so H .ns0 lnn nnilntpK a!tl tnn s"a.c'ra n, VI
anue0, Hhu uAa tAa rlknt 10 sa.uuuai ~ t"usu !
, 1880-12-08
THE CALL.

THE CALL.
Jt'pOE DRuBiMoHp-ln chambers.
lul0n llLoDUErr-Call of tito match-bond
cnEGs.
APPELLATE Counr-No court to-day.
JUIuH Sa1TH-No preliminary call. Trial
Gull 3,a.77s, a,4la, n+:H. 1,452 :1s5i. No. 1JsG,
kosAikowsht V. Ven,l, on trlnl.
JUICE Asr,lonr--74, U.s. l0l. .Iana 113 to 1;7, In
elusive. Mo cns1 On trial.
Jun0E EWllLIAMSny-AssIats Lud9e Anthony.
.itJi'lA 1AMEsos-la, IL, II, Il. No cnsg Oh
trinl.
trial.
1t,DnE NoaEt,s-No call. Condemnation caso
4.72e, Chicago 4 Western lttl!nnn ltAllr0nd COM
pany Y. Mccormick, Oil trlAl.
5unaE ;5un MoisAX-sct snses ..,aIs cost 10 6.o:sl,
hiIl, GDl to 6,3G, 6s!S. 6Hl, ind 4@j+ No, ,G5,
III RI. Murphy. Gte., TN trial.
JungE lttLEY-l5, u, Ii, Il, II. No. II, hfeGrnw
v. MCCARTHY, On heArfng.
luMn nAtSrM-No call. No.. 1,4oo, FREQ v.
FrOSser, on hnnrnE.
JUNE 0ANY-aIotions for now trials and Bcn-
tDnCGR+
JUDGE HAwEs-Nos. Q, 40, At, ", Ht0, 31l, 4utl
JUDGE LnoM1s-Nos. 1,.50, 1,aS0, 1850, 1,2ssl,
1,seU, and .2s63.
, 1880-12-08

Any,fr
tse ."s,,an a'on u tho huprelne Court reversing
.,s,a,. s'I1es , IN tho quo warranto, proceedings
Copna..m mo Elston 4 Wheeling Gravel load
Ae rst's Was received at tho Clerks olHcu Ut
~ IntAhal Court yesterday. Thls was u sult
loabb,, ~ to- IN tho nature Of quo wasrauto
II ,hs ..'' ~ the Criminal Court OF Cook County
k.ua 'auon +. VI Francis a, Pierce ugaiust tho
s.,s w. = , "hcul!uy Gravel lso.,l Company, Tho
shetn n ,'S., 4saa oeforo Judge Gary and u Jury,
hs,. : r%s ss!'lct was rtarued a.{attst tho COM
~ rseer.ta saa tao ase1sioa of tho loucr Cenrt
" CHIEF Gritty 9ld tho uase funlassloti,
;;s..oa. usa ~ syllabus OF tho vAso Tlfos tho
"a 4e.Isiso'n ~aich tht Supreme Court reyrrrcd
~ln ,,.Ia ol Tho lower Court:
fhrei tn.T tn"TSeul:lia by quo wnrFanto aKa,nst O
&snt ill.,. ~ ~ corporation to dcprtye Il UY IN
~ 1ot ten.Not Not tsoporly constructing III lo,sd,
koulI nj tue saIGG. In repair, the Cuirt
hltht tsE ~ Aa 1hatructoil say IT, tho Jury thoy
sh!.s l.,n.v INTO n,,. consideration TIM faot ii tho
-. ,hat W. ~ an aatn!ssioi by tho Iotcnti.
~ IT,. Ii @ pfoa.a soaa Ut l such ttn'eA was
oatser tor ths Jury
, 1880-12-08

SUPRR1oR COuRT-JupaE ANTnOEy-Alox-
under lsoCamanu V. John nnl .Inrob Lccwo;
vurlct. <95s.l., and motion for new trlal.-W. +.
13euuott v Giles londcli, $1so.-lI. Kr,,tzilan Y.
Ahr4hnm G0liborg, f4fs..a5.-Fretlerick Glcck V.
Wlliilhl II. gIssu,l, {..G1.Ul.
glNCuiT COuilr-C0HFEsstOEs-Jn NJ.
Allen VI H. g. Case, q. W. Scott, md r. II.
W!lkinsoM, s30.-lL +. Wtnslow Y. Martha J.
, 1880-12-08

UNITED STATES cOUnTs.
Chnrlcs Ainuas aud llcrl,crt II Smith began d
stiit yesterday to recover $4,000 Of tho Village
of llylo Turk.
, 1880-12-08

=,
In tho estate OF PlutIna MARK tho will wns
rrDeuu md ntlnlLttod TO prnIntc, md lutturs fs-
tamCntNry wHrg issund To Sherman MaArk. Thu
ustata Ia valued at nbo,t Sl,a50.
, 1880-12-08
CRIMINAL CO11nsr.

CRIMINAL COU1.T.
Tho cnaes ngnlrat Cole and Viclscry wcrc
called before Jutlgu IFawes and continued.
ThotnAs Culver und iicnry. Nartctls forfeited
tllolr rpcogntznnccs, antl tho cABa nEninst Law
roncc DwyGr. fur assault 10 commit rupe, was
strlCkon from tho culenlar With leave to rclu-
stftc.
, 1880-12-08

STATE COURTS.
John 11ckl0y begun q suit yesterday TO rccov-
or $5,ttN lnlnngss vi H. Il. 1kyMn aud UennIs
Dwycr.
Ado'ph Loeb bcRnn II suit In debt for tho s,so
Of !iobGrt Il. Williams n4ninst y. n. Jenac,l,
John McAulny, ui,l William L. Fusoy. claiming
, 1880-12-08
CANAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

: N7tWNL 1UU5ChIT TTUWSt
BAN F1sASEisCD, lite. 7.-9,ibscrirtons for Do
lInsscl.s caflnt wcsa opened nt the Anglo Valf-
fornlaN Hunk yeHtor1ny, A good many pacplo
lIasH cnel III make Inquiries Including a NUM-
hcr Of frenchtnr1,. and n few p1nall supBcrtp-
t!0ls harp been reccivcI.
, 1880-12-08

!; ;,Ny wife and daughter wore nude healthy by
tha tse ni Hop !uttsrs, and fDc.Ifulnenl thutn
IL my 1eoi,Ie.-.,ittltiht Clcryltna,,.
, 1880-12-08
LOST AMI HOUND.

-
T osT.nS TUESDAY NEIWEEN . AND HALF
IL ,nst2 n'Elnckt On Elnrk-Rt, buEwpetl Michigan
mud snnth NMer-.ta.n a puckethouk containing q NUN
" innnuy and shiuAht0 pnress. The auder VIII La
si!ithl1y r1Mhthg, II srtufnod 10 J. l.. HACK, IS
Elst0A.rs-. nv nj ~ WnhaHl.snv.
'T.liE WOMAN THAT WAS sRNN TAKlNti THE
t lM9sday sypnlllx, plpusu r1Iptn 10 ~. xiiunfy-
st. r1tnnut fHrthur tri,litIu r. - =
, 1880-12-08


A .case Involving suveral 4notty legal points
WIS decided yesterday BY Judge Tuloy. This
WIS tho cass OF llurko aganst Alcrrtan, a bll
for partition. Tho complainant, through hls
wIfo, Inherited u half intervst III a lot on tho
corner OF VIM 1lurbn and Aberdeen Htsceta, md
hs subsequently, lIol u lill for partition. The
oIn0r halt WIS oWnoA hy h!s mother la-!aW. Mrs.
Merriam, aud IN Jvr9nss she set up thAt
eehD bud = homestead lnu flower tntorst In tho
Mn!i, UNI was also entitled 10 DO reimbursed for
wei! W. fnr GnyMcnts 1natao ky her 1t clainla
1Rainst t1ar former h.!sbui,he estate. Tht pr,t,
crty.Aad belonged tu Michael Murphy, who iiltaA
Il lm!s leaving t 20 AZ widow. 9tteTw4nt MFs;
tAt tho widow, by waiting for nestrl, tof, years,
hAd lost h,r right to onfu'ro repayment nf tEe
vlniln4 paid BY her On tlcetnaHt 0f her husbands
dehts: Hlst thAt. ~ yhe hui! enjoyed tho tsu at
tho property, rent trs'e, she should by ail rutca
~ equity pay tho tnxes aud B,pctnl AssossIn9uts
koc WINS she entitled to be reimbursed fug tho
lass ah4 tlce0hhtcd Tor tHe rrlIta nnl profits fur
shs had doubtless pa III thlt to protect her nwn
interest. ShO hull however, untllleatfnnuh!y
dover lutorost, and alsu homestead Interest III
, 1880-12-08

lWANTEN-A @FEW GOUiJNTAlNTKKY Fur
" rough WORK 81 u lny InQi1ro a. ec!4h faet-
n~hr 3lNrfs0n-tt a. a. hHt1Fr& CtL
W. la ehllo.st mono but fifstAclAss mAn need
nru1r.
, 1880-10-24

used in the production Of the play at that house
last spring has been purchased. und Mr. Frank
Pierce and Miss Ellis will be in the cast Prob
part.
The Electric Light" Hight farcical comedy
hy Mr.: J. B. Runnlon will Dc seen At Havs1lys
assa@ed by H. john bon and tho "" piece
comes here with favorable Endorsement
Manager Hnl has added new feature ;o to s h1s
the Duke Of Brunswtck-with which be Is cover
Ing the ladies of his company during the bali
room scene.
The belief in the necessity of a star having
Nsw York reputation b before tEaveling ts fas5
the London Of America. where an artist can be
made or killed. AS Bouccauir once said, there
are half dozen Londons In the country.
c. B. Bishop is the lPido,c Bcdott Of the Hav-
erly troupe. The Detroit Free Press, spea king
OF the performance. saws: !" OF course pc rson
can't expect very Erlnd acting III such plAy.
yet It must be admitted TINT Mr. Bishop rose = to
widow was elevated On the well-sweep at the
end Of the first net The numerous texts were
we'll quoted, and had all the charm OF novelty
for ni;lny present"
Bluisdel s. Gulicks success in their venture
to organize new Western circuit would seem
~ have proved very pronounced. They have
four organizations In the field already, and talk
OF putting two more On the road,-a - Black
Crook y purity and negro minstrel troupe. We
are told that the scenery and costumes huve
been purchased, and number of tho people
have been engngcd for the spectacle, among
them Bonfanti tho we-known dancer.
.o,, o,,,,,a, <yo. frat ,,raaant al IN +b,e c,tv
at the n1ymnic Thoafre. The niet:t. viii be seen
a. Woy;Iar.s tm,,nnr-ou arpan;ue s,nce ia
ntodnctIon n1 here the entertanment-a mus musfcal
ver,.onr1oNh | nnrn,.a1 ~ diu1no IN 1n,'sJ.
az, =, it phic ~. ac1 eanIc M
anr3 Torasa narr,,r Tho ,ornct nt.vor Mfss
Dlanch Corel!i Mr.. William Gill, formerly OF tho
Colvilc Fnly troupe. Miss Emma Carson, Mr.
Francis Wilson, nnd Mr. William Forster.
,nr NJ HnnIev's in - .phutt.s" Not long since the
.,, ~; ~ ,ta s;rnhaa ~ th;s c;tv +hag snr It nus
Ppn, a1.r;ativ stronathancd whi1.. IN tiie rx,0I
smnn~ RE e neon1e in the co,nnany are Miss
a,cn sf1arrsrn ar 1he wcli-Inown sni,bret: Mr.
= I,iS Hsnhn,n W;sc Earrfa nan,ois Miss Tho
-. ...a -, VIZ VI ~ q Thnmnso, Mr Gror..t. "
t.s,, moo: 49,, ~ Hnrrv Wnrrnn aPhntnss' II
.,it ~. ramar,hcred is m,asicai extrayasanza.
VIII LIZ ieinenioeieo" - '1'u7'eA- =.
Thomas ". Kcene, according to the st. Louis
Republican, achieved triumph during MS
week S engagement unequalcd in the history Of
the drama IN that city. ne opened On Wedncs-
day in Indianapolis Mt Engiish's new theatre to
a crowded house, rs Richard. The Journal Of
th.lt city says: 1.-The new t,Ngcdian carried his
audience with him by 1t magnificent and we'll
, 1880-10-24

Let not the workincmen in the limited States,
who read the above. lull themselves INTO me
belief that because they are in America they
are secure from, the evils which have produced
low wages and misery In countries US ricn,y
blessed with great resources Us their own. dne la
superior condition Of labor here is tnniniy Que
to the Republican principle OF protec1on 10
American industry. short period or Demo no
critic free trade would alarm capitai, nooa .ns
country with foreign manufactures. close many
OF our mills and foundries. and lower tne price
Of labor. As further proof that this IS pre-,
enently question Of labor 1ere ;,n Is .ne cand,a
who, ut d meeting held at tNewcastle-on-Iyne
ip September. 1879, said:
.'Having their ruw material Of cotton, their
coaI and their iron, and other raw marer,als,
there can be no doubt that il labor in the unlted
States could be brought down to the same price
as ope we T pay {ho m remv Of iheir tar, they could
manufacture us cheapty as we d..
Thus we c.ln see that free trade simply ana
solely means the reduction @ Of Mags 1se III nsta b
lshed not all the Unions ombinatfons, or strikes
thar could be devised would prevent this reduc-
xoots' son Ia and T It would simply be question Of
slow wages, or no wages at all
Let Irlshmen who settled here sWenty-nfe
years ago. In the days Of free trade, before the
RenuhIican marty had elevated labor and derel-
oped American industry BY Its wise measures, @
.recul! the srate ut the couotry at that tlne. n
those days US IN these, our mountains apouhoeu
with ore: but where were the furnace tres or
the number of stalwnrt men who no" make tne =
lund musical with the roar or the blast ano tue
ring Of the anvil? Where, except In Manchester
and Bir1ntughanl which were then, In measure.
the Workshop Ut the United States? England
destroyed the manufactures OF Ireland, anu AZ
forced 1rishrnen to migrate, but, inSteau o o.
tbw,,rtiux her designs, they were misled lnto
supporting the Democratic party, which pro-
NOTED this stute Of things -.
In good time RepublIcanism stretched lor.n its
.prolect,ng' h;lnu, and 10! the bills are tunneeu
and tho valleys are nlive with furnaces; diyersi-
He'd industry usanufacturea trades,
,%4Eraf RAN
.has taken the place Of tho sickly system of
free trnde, with its foreign manufactures, long
hours low wages, wildcat currency, and genera
thriftlcsncss. Yours, etc. FRANCIS - bA1ES'
, 1880-10-24

.4eat Britain, In, canned meats. The basis Of
+ tat trade Is their cheapness, healthfuness, aud
b 1tnera1 excellence But Il series OF such Incl
i1ents as the one Just reported in the London
hmerican canned corn beef. would quickly
break up this trade, at least do it, for time an
|enormous injury. Medical authority came to
1.-The conclusion that q portion OF the tin OF the
can had been acted upon chemically by the
i,lices Of the meat, producing the deadly poison
known as hydro chloride of zinc. It was further
conjoctured that In the soldering of the can
spirits of salt were used. The incident should
be hint enough for our exporters Of canned
meats, and, In fuct. also for the purveyors Of
canned meat for the home market.
, 1880-10-24

Ma T 4 Marshall Of No. 2908 Indiana avenue,
ieft Thursday for a tour Of the Eastern cities.
Mrs p B. Hutchinson haa anu ss fs Emma Hutch
EsS5sre cdl 5f'R Eddy OF South Bend 1ud who has
been e. Is spending few weeks with Mrs. F. P. Hall,
II No. EsW Michigan avenue, loft for Covingtun,
Ind. on Wednesday morning LAST.
Nr. j. B. Walker returned from a Southern
IN H. ~. r. ncyicr, a prominent business manrof
Racinc, wis., was In tho city Monday and regis
tered at the fremont House.
sai,a street, has returned from trip to Lake
Snnerlor and Milwaukee, where she has been 7or
three re- m9n'Ss m ". Cook and Mrs. Ball, Of Buff
+oIn fare l,.en visiting Mrs. J. II. Bishop, Of No.
5svi aj9' Si Vincennes avenue. They returned home
Last 5a Th1faaay Taarz Ball, Of Buffalo, returned home
Thnrsday after n pleasant visit with the Misses
Nellie nnd I.ottie BshoP, :, =. -.
Thomas Brown, an old member OF the Corneli4
otNp; MIS- Minnie Gardner, Of Green Buy, Wis. is
the city visiting re1atiyes. ~ T>'
,yae M'Ss stua nas left for Visit to Washington 7c
n. Pinto, of Green Bay. Wis, has besn
visiting friends in the city during the pst
VII Nr and Mrs vaughn. Ct Baltimore. have been
iudiul1a avenue, for several days. ~
visitins t e her lei daushter, Mrs VIM L. Warner, +
turucd home Wednesday. Il:
Dr r. r.. Gibbs has returned from pleasant
trip through Wisconsin much improved in
Mrs Merrill, Mrs. Crnry. and Mrs. Ksle. of Ia
fayctte. Ind, were in the city few days ngo-;
Mr. ana Mrs, E. 2. Dresser, OF Galena, Ka.,
were IT, the city yesterday !.
bfiss Florence Chase and her mother, of La
fayctte, Ind, spent u couple Of days in Chicago
E. ii. Cravath, President Of tho Fish Uni
verslty, Nashville. Tenn. passed through tie
M Mrs. Frank F. Garrett: of Owatonna, MINI,
,,ns been visiting her sister, Mrs. N. DeGoyer,
of No. 17o Thirteenth street.
Miss Lizzie Gonde, Of this city, has left for
Philauelphia and Newark, n j., to visit rcla-
tiyes. =.
some time on i trip through Dakota aud Mani
toba. returned home Oct ..
Mrs. 81. Shields and Miss Pusse Conley re-
tnrned home last week after I'M absence Of five
weeks spent ut Wnnkesha~
Mrs. Mary L. TiiIotson. OF Boscobel, Wis,
passed through Chicago few days ago en- route
for Lincoln, Ncb.. whero she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs L. +. Cropsey. She also. goes to Inde~
Mr.. i, 5. West, nee Lillian D. Riley, Of Wash
furton. D. c. will be - ut home" to her friends an
Thursiuy. Oct Is, ut the residence Of Mrs. C. l..
| Hayeus, No. 30l8 Vernon avenue, from p. N.
| until TO- m.
ments Mt the Palmer House fur the winter.
Mrs Nicholas n. Noyes. of Boston, Is visiting
| friends ut No. 1z3 Michigan avenue.
, 1880-10-24

Mrs. InRraham found herself In debt nearly
borrow any. She went to work with an industry
and determination almost without q parallel.
so sue took the place of her husband on the
farm. Last yenr She moved and pitched on aud
off the wagon thirty-f1ye tons Of hay. This year
kept twelve cnws, On her second bridal-day
Eha was out Of debt and with considerable
money ahead. Mrs. Thompson Is about 81 years
leader in the Methodist Episcopal church Of her
, 1880-10-24

Mrs iusranam fW dnys axo g
County T. was maFflea sn Of that hat TOW town The
onn 5p deserves more than ordinary notice hnr oE
account Of her industry -Four yeaIe f9o charen a9H
tirst husband died leaving ner ~sr ~ FOR l
Altar riyinr her husband a resoeclaoAo
, 1880-10-24
DRAMATIC NOTES.


eoaes s'ctrcns sailed from San Francisco FOR
Australia yesterday
MISS Maude Forester as Mdzeppo at the 0lym-
PIC Tomorrow night
w. Barney Macauley's new play will be pro-
~ue'ea IN st. Louis Nov. 81
r. nasesiys new Mastodon minstrel troupe will
Ftooaols be seen here On Nov. &
va s1aea Morris begins an engagement at the New
IVA 1afk Theatre On the 25th in Article A.
=. ate .. Morgan will paint the curtain and most
0e scenery for the new Academy Of Music
r1,aseflys new "United Mastodon Minstrel :"
Nact 49, -. under the management OF Mr.. j. H.
nearly ready for tho road.
hts %m %,,s Ar. Joseph Hatton Mr. ". E. Sheridan
@Edsssn EdsIscqased md the dramatizatlon OF Dickens
long. ooo' and will be seen in 1t before
nbo1,I London +S Figaro remarks that the old cry
cominn s A.s. NEGLECT Of the Legitimate" is be-
It's In Fsr,!ete. This Is as true in America as
to psrs srsaanifaton has been formed in this city
Eea1s, Mf: E, c. Ellis version Of "Oakcn
il the AZ alexander P. Roche, Of St. Louis,
ponslnle manager. Hooley's scenery
, 1880-10-24
OPPOSED TO A CHANGE.

Let the Worl1fngnen Read What an
Irishman Sayx-The Weekly Rates of
Wages Current In Europe Compared
with Those Paid iii New York.
The following Is contained in q letter from an
Irishman to tho New York Tribune: