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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-29

r OTIS AND G, II AND !, EIGHTH AND
A Ninth streets. viii be sold a whole or in
subdivisions Also
East 80 feet Lot 3, u and n, Ninth and
Tenth streets, with BRICK HOUSE Containing Ii
rooms) in good repair. For particulars, apply to
II. BURNHAM, 1872 Secondl
street, Executors.
s. II. DAVIS, 7OI J street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-29

New York, October 2sth.lSiver bars,
1124; money easy at 2@S; Governments,
quiet, but firm; stocks closed steady; West
ern Union, 103a; Quicksilver, u; Pacific
Mail, 45ss; Mariposa, III Wells Fargo, 113 !;
New YORK off, Central 1sr 49, Erie, ddi AZ;
bonds, III Central Pacific, 744; bonds, 113a;
Sutro Tunnel, III.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-29

BERLIN, October 2Sth-Tte Emperors
speech, read at the opening Of the Landstag
to-day, expresses thanks for the popular man
Hesitation of loyalty at Cologne on the occa-
sion of the celebration of the completion of
the Cathedral. The estimates for 1881 prom
Use surplus which will render IA, ,000, 600
marks available for the remission of Prus-
sian taxation. A transfer of private railways
to the State has been effected. The finances
and traffic Of the Land League will be called
on to cooperate in carrying out economic re-
forms for the whole empire,
, 1880-05-02

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
The following stars and combinations will. f1,1r-
ing the coming week, play ut the places named,
Managers and agents please forward routes by
Friday Of each week:
attraction. Incaf{on no,-
Anderson, Mary Concnri y IT l1~
, 1880-05-02
I'VE WILL COME AGAIN."

nhs 1oiqwlnK poem was suggested to the author
p1e7'ous 10 Inc death OF d young lady friend.
Ye VIII come again-but Shall never greef xo,,
1e n0Wers and birds Of Slntmer-days 50 ,1f.1r.
ae Will come again, with perfume sweet wit,
songs, '' "'@'
To glad the Earth-but / shall not be here,
TO listen to your joyous melodies.
y merry mtnsfrels Of the wood and field
gf ~ cul1 the blooms when golden DAYS art. come
Inc forests depths in wild profusion yield.
Ye will come again, sweet blossoms OF the Sum-
But ye will bloom above me; shall know
NOT Wnen your fragrance ludcns the soft
Nor when chill winds have laid your trail buds
low. 01"'
For shall rest beneath yoz1rt w1thered petals
Like them unconscious Of The sun or rain:
= If could but live to er;t:t your coming.
IWouid rob, methinks, cruel Death OF half its
pain. ~'~
Ye will come again, ye children Of the SUM-.
Aud deck fair Natures flowing robe Of green:
1e Will come, ye harbingers Of Beaury's roien.
10 gem the crown Of Summer, Royal Queen.
put must pass away just as the dawnin1
~ your loved coming Xlorides the Earth;
~ ana "nen TO all my weary eyes arc sealed
"hen am gone-swect flowers, ye VIII have
TIE NAPLES, april g, 1850. '-'' 49, "1-@''"'
, 1880-05-02

a French engraver mined Paiod claims to
nare discovered the neatrs Of conveying large
st distributing It at any number Of points On tho
smt',:o Wax; e1actt IKE gas or water Electricity Of
nmtncent Enn tension is produced In the ordinary
Usual wires Or cables, it is conveyed through
sae ona}Isa ss t5Hncate pipes havne
uniform throughout, and It is TINS nossihn - -
divert the tiuid rs mag be required at Different
19o poats 1oT various industrial purposes The in-
may be replaced By waterfalls, and great eenn-
omy In the production OF elcctricty Is eHcc{ed.
, 1880-05-02

GKEEN-ROOM GOSSIP.
Mrs. Henry Chapman Is In England Her sol
is studying ut the London Academy of Music.
"Themis," an adaptation from the French o1
Sardou, has proved dismal failure at the Lon
! don Royalty.
Next season Ed Marble and Lottn will part
| company. He talks of starring in q musical
! sketch called "The Tile Club"
Mr. Charles Tyndham. after an absence of
/ several years, arrived in New York the other
day. He Is manager OF the Criterion Theutre,
| London:
The English dramatic performers are green
| with rage that SO many Americans arc coming
to their camping. grounds, and OF course predict
| failures for nll Of them.
D'Oyly Carte, 1t is rumored, flushed with the
enormous sums he made in this country, con-
templates turning the Beaufort Buildings,
Strand, London, into a theatre.
Among the inmates of the almshouso in Venice
are Anna and Teresa Go1dina, lineal descend
ants Of the great Italian dr7l1nntist They arc
respectively 81 and SO years old.
Bronson Howurds Bankers Daughter" ts
and his STruth :. Hurric:tnes IL Is ii.s aIso 'e: re-
cetving attention In the English provinces.
After oil. y Coralie." at Baldwin's, Sun Fran
eisco, has they sAy, proved 4 financial failure.
It M Is a drama Of the decidedly immoral French
scnool, It's teachings Are pcrniciOus, and its
sentiments are unhealthy, 80 much so that even
the California audiences couldn't swallow II.
According to London advices, Rice has not yet
closed with Marie Williams. lie has nude her
an otler, but as yet she is undecided. having in
consideration capital engagement ut the Lon
don Royalty and another at Drury Lane for next
season. Ernest Stanley was authority for the
statement that tho affair was concluded. Nuf
6ed.
a London correspondent chronicles decided
pit fpr Baker and FarrAn. two very" clever young
american comedians, who did SO well at Nc
VlcKer's fiye or six years ago in their spcciolty
piece, entitled "Conrad und Lfzzet1e'' This
couple have been doing big business in Austria
LA Tor the past four years, and now try their
fortunes in London at the Dukes Theatre, Hol-
born Their audiences have been growing
nightly, until now, il one wishes to see the1u.
seats must be booked days in advance.
At the London Lyceum Henry Irving con- |
tinues to draw crowded houses tn witness His |
sSd Of c; Sl'vleek Nine Favart has
;. Bctsy" f. Baby y has been played more than
20 . times at the Criterion; ' rhe Old Love and
The New" still fills the Court, and the Naval
;adet" Enc and Pirate of Penzance' - are hits at
;he Opera Comique and Globe respectively The
tianlail~Lees. ulso Americans, are doing won
llerfully wei! at the Gaicty. +" Fnnniboue's
,1x and brought to Justice" made q bit at
he Surry. N'
, 1880-05-02

language, excepting the best Of Shahpedres, and,
having read it from beginning to end, we dare
athrm-rank heresy though 1t may seem-uiat It
merit of being equally good as an ucting play.
fut upon the stage in style pr9portioned ut all
anv that has crer - ben % ncted. Aureian."
proceeds the enthusiast, will be read long utter
the author Is dust, and it 1ciu be enrolled among
Now. We would like to know Annals opinion Of
The Widow Dcdott."
, 1880-05-02
THE STAGE.
Public Appetite for the Variety
Dishes Of jarrett and
Smith.
Dramatic Outlook for the Coming
Week in the City and
Elsewhere.
Gossip Concerning the Figures in
the Mimic World-Profes-
sional Directory.

RETROSPECTIVE.
Some foreign observer of cur social character
&e,,.e ,s,,r.e tho+ +ho a,,.s., -, 49, -
e. .' ~ .4A] .ae 4e"'1 p'opie q. %
exclusively deFo&eo 10 money ey-gett1ng that they
have neither time to eat, sleep, nor think, ant
thcr deytur ifternt1,r1. aftnr the eane fash,
i'm thot +ho Iowar nn;,no,a d.,.o,- fooa Tho,z,
~ 4,'- 80. 49, 49, ~ 1. 1 ~ ~ Ao|a'
Is semolance OF 1rutn ID The observation II we
do not apply It too sweepinXy to IN entire na-
ton. Among q very considerable class. the
hnsv business noon,a ~ q croor rt-4- +,,ar, ts
~ go. sAy
pr"oaoly an inaispos'uon 70 occnp5 the oraln'
wearied with the days toll, In serious thought.
but rathcr;1 TO seek light recreation. And when
II il consfd&,af thar II is IN thfs cass that the
,,ro,.;do,- - .,h1t +~+....a.+ ;1. -
1e' " Puo4e eu.e' ''@l4'lu4cA'S 11a4t4' "
peho 1or their profits. II ceases to be a wonder
Tint. whether in Journalism or in theatrical
amusements. the tendency IL in the direction of
fr,voy+v Mo,a,r,o1v nao1,. o,,,,asea5 ,r,th
49,. r r..1' Feop'I, opP4e7'eu w."
tae carcs OF business, are rarely IN mood to
enjoy philosophical essays philosophical plays.
Il comic story is more to their taste than n
sombrn no,,t,ca, d;esar+o+{or o,a r,o..x, &C.,
ee-fo. fo-.. ~@ 1'10e- 1, .<%% aoA nc44 4"Ieo
VI eo1eeous etaee spectacle IMAM the meta
physical slbtletes Of q Hamlet or the weird ter
Tors Of a Macbeth
II is MI verp uet, m voo,,r, 1r5+h o,+,, o,os,
,r ~ a..as ..,.,s. ~ u,.,L w." -e4 .a,n e4aso
y! eou seo cf''lcs over the snelFan9 OF the le-
g1tlmate drama" and to deplore the Indifference
xhat ,Y4. vi, poirr ~ tar ahc,.+ - -. .ttas
, 1880-05-02
THE CASTLE BY. THE SEA,

Translated from tbs German Of Inland by F. E.
HIVE you the lofty castle seen,
The castle by tho sea?
All gold and rosy float the clouds
Above In majesty.
Mcthinks it fain would downward bend
Into tho wave below;
And yet 1t fain would strive and rise
Into tho evening glow.
The winds, the waves upon the sea,
Sang they blithesome song?
And dldst thou hear from those hfRh halls
A feasting, joyous throng?
The winds, the waves, to rest had CONC
They Slulnbered Quiotly-
While from the halls drgo heard:
by tears flowed silently.
And, walking near the castle grand,
Saw you the King aud Queer
The crimson Of their flowing robes
Their crowns resplendcnI CLEAN?
And did they not with rapture lead
A maiden wondrOus fair
So heAreOus, uethinks the sun
Was prfsoned in her hair?
Alasl saw tho parents there
Without their diuilem;
They wore the sombre robes 0f grief
The mMfd walked not with thein.
0swEGo, N. Y.
, 1880-05-02

Ntunfficcnt RenefnctIons.
NtD lork TsIt,n< April q,
The recent calamity ut the Madison Square
Garden touched the hcurt Of New York and
strengthened the feeling of generous goodwill
toward the institution which was to benefit by
the lair so sadly interrupted. The list OF beue-
fnctors to the Hahnemann Hospital has been
most literally increased within Il few days. Mrs.
4. i. Stewart like Robert l.. Stuart and Henry
Hilton. has given $4,000, and other benevolent
New Yorkers have shown in tho most practical
and effective way their interest in the Hospital.
, 1880-05-02

The inventer believes TINT Niagara might be
utilized, and electricity transmitted from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27
A ROUGH VOYAGE.
Why Capt. Urqnhart Abandoned
EAiS shin.

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. 2T.-Tne following is the
report OF Capt Urquhart, of the ship Isa ~
Webb, abandoned az sea: Ave left Antwer,,
October and Flushing october S, partially
loaded with iroD; had southeast and northerlv
winds mostly up to long. 5S W., sometimes
blowing a gale. with rain; at others moderate
and fine October "a at midnight, lat AZ 30.
long. 50, 20, during southeast gale steering
W. NV. under lower topSatlS and foreSail. With
high and confused cross sea running, the
ship made heavy lurch to leeward, shifted her
cargo, and coming to the wind waa thrown on
her beam ENDS. To save her from going over
entirely We cut away the miZzen and mainmast
which eased her considerably. Set to work
trimming cargo and pumping ship with the
bi'ge pump, she beginning to make considera-
bic water. At pm. the foremast broke of
just above the eyes OF the rigging, carrying
the jtbboom with it. After clearing away the
SpaTS we resumed trimming the cargo and
pumping, but made slow progress. The Ship
lying over so much and rolling so deeply, we
found IL almost impossible to hold on, let alone
work. Evening coming on IL seemed hope
less case TO save the ship, and 1t was decided TO
ABANDON her at the first opportunity. Monday
October 25, at 1:30 am, saw q steamers light
and made signals OF distress, which were imme-
dla!ely answered. The steamer came along
side and proved 10 be the Illyrian, from Liver
pi o., bouhd to Boston. Capt Edwards kindly
offered to give US every assistance and imme-
diately sent his life BOAT, and by the admirable
manner In which the steamers boat was han
died all our crew, twenty -four In number. were
safely transferred to the Hlyrian and brought
TO this port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27
WALL STREET TODAY.
An Active Market and Advance in
Railroad bonds.

NEW YORK Oct. 27-The Posts financial ar
ticle says: The stock exchange markets are
more active than yesterday. U. S. bonds are
unchanged for the As and % higher for the AZ S
and SIS. Railroad bonds continue very strong,
and prices have further advanced lazy Per
cent. the latter, Texas and Pacific f1rsts (Rio
Grand diyision) which have sold as high as 81 =;
the land grant income rs OF the same company
are up to 151i. large business has also been
done In Erie second consolS, which have an-
vanced Ia to 81, and in the funded hveS OF the
same company, which are up to 9l1E. While the
principal business In bonds has centered In the
above issues the whole market for bonds has
been strong at an advance OF Aa14. The
market for stocks opened at an advance of "a
a2l, the latter Burlington and Quincy, and prices
continued to rise, although Irregular, until noon,
when Chicago and Alton was per cent higher
than at the start; Michigan Central, Illinois
Central and w. U. Telegraph, 29s each; Mobile
and Ohio, per cent; Iron Mountain; @ l ri t BUT
nDgton and Quincy IL; a,1 Lake Erie E 9 ana West vest
trail, IL; Delaware Lackawana and Western,
Wabash, Milwaukee and Sc Paul and North
west, s. each. and Erie. &. The first half hour
Northwest fell per cent and and this too was
recovered. Since noon prces have declined q
ssl. The rise In Chicago and Alton is accom-
eapta for tie benet Of present eS
stock dividends and doubling share capital
are becoming as fashionable among corpo-
raticns as before 1873. The fact Is
corporations hesitate to divide all they earn for
fear OF attracting hostile legislation and tney re-
sort to the method of paying smaller dlvldsn1s
%tbn Un gT eounSs nSnna pa espb that there
pieces OF railroad property which tnls yeaT WEI
earn 40 to SO per cent OF the actual orighal cost
Of the road the u s. assls'I1 se nonds to ibe s,nS
ing fund. The amount OF tne oners was
SC, 249. ESQ The money market continues very
easy at ssM Per eeas fpi e peE csn sns per
prime rnerchanttIe paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27
THE DEFEAT OF yICTORIO.
Details Of rhe Enpapemeut

CHICAGO, Oct. 2I.-A dispatch received at the
military headquarters yesterday gives the par
ttculaIs OF Col Joachim TreraSas' victory over
Victories band of Indians The MeXicans
attacked FictOrto in the Castillo mountains.
surrounding bis fortified position, and by a
simultaneous attack capturing IL. Victories 60
warriors, with is women and children were left
dead on the field; 6S women and children and 2
White captives were taken ana 16S animals re-
covered, with all the arms and plunder. Ter
rasses lost men killed ana IL wounded Thirty
Indians escaped through being too late on the
ground, but competent force is pursuing. Col
Buell., through whose hands the dispatch passed
says this is one OF the results Of our movement
into Mexico, and virtually ends the war with
VictortO. adding: 81 think shall be able to he id
the small party that escaped. shall reorgan-
lie here, having columns for operation both
puSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27

ATTACHMENT IN CANAL COMPANY CASE
Deputy United states Marshal j. &. Lynn yes
terGay served or the three National banks or
this city attachments In the case OF A.G. Brown,
administrator OF Charles McAlllster, deceased.
in the United states circuit court vs. Chesapeake
and Ohio canal company. The attachments
were to garnishee auy funds belonging TO
the defendant which the banks might hold.
The officials OF the First and Third National
banks stated that they mad none OF the canal
company s funds. Those OF the Second National
made no statement regarding the matter. The
return day is next Monday. The case was de-
cided In 1854, and the amount involved was
about IS. .4oO AS the judgment has borne inter-
est since that time, IL has, In the twelty-six
years, well nigh trfpled.-CunaberiaRd Aelrs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BROOK
LHN.
The COnfIaEratiOn Preceded by an
ENnlO&iOn.

NSw YORK, Oct. fi.-The AnSonia Clock Conn.,
papy factory situated at the corner of 9TH ave
nue. and 18th street, Brooklyn. together with a
large quantity OF valuable machinery and stock
was totally destroyed by fire at O'Clock this
morning. The fire Is believed 10 be OF tncen-
diary origin as IL started in the reading room In
the corner OF the building where there IVES
nothing OF an fnfiammable nature The totsI
loss is estlmated TO 6e $3.50 goo; Insurance about
a quarter OF million dollars. About 40
hands are thrown out OF employment by tie
IRE. The loss Will probably be 81 coo eeo; Insult
ance said TO be only a couple OF hundred ahous-
and collars, perhaps less. The factory was put
there two years ago TO enhance the value OF
great tract OF land owned by the projectors
Inc main building covered fifty city lots. \
number OF private houses, occupied chiefly by
en- ployes Of the factory, were badly damaged
Fifteen engines worked on the flames, but the
nre was not stayed until everything upon when
1t could feed was destroy ed. The fire was imme-
dlately preceded by an explosion, which IL
thought TO have been caused by gas about two
O'Clock this morning. The watchman was then
on his rounds through the building. He gave
the alarm Immediately. Before a sufficient
number OF engines to etfectually battle With tae
fames could reach the spot the whole building
a nVe-stofy structure. was enveloped in fire,
throwing out such an intense heat that the fire.
men could not get near enough to the burning
pile to co good service. The works had been In
operation about fourteen months. and building
and machinery originally cost over half a millio1
dollars. From time to time additional machinery
has been added and Improvements made until
IL Is said the works were the most complete ia
the country. The superintendent or the works
says 1t is not likely the factory will be rebuilt
on the same site, but the company will put up
another factory as soon as they can settle up
their business. He did not know what amount
OF insurance or Ia what companies they We're
insured, but he could safely say that nearly
every New York and Brooklyn, as well as some
foreign, companies had taken risks. The com
pany manufactured their gas and had their own
gas retort. Last night, it is said before the
WoIkmen left the gas got low and began to
Iilcher IL was impossible for the men 10 con-
t1nUe to work. so they hastily left. leaving the
gas Jets turned on. Some went out and the gas
S1ll floWed In from the gas retoTt, IL is sad and
considerable gas escaped. which may account
for the small explosion which was heard.
Phelps Dodge Co. of this city ARE extensively
Interested In the AnSonia company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27
THE p. E. CONVENTION.
Last DAVIS Session.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-The last days session of
the p. E. General Convention opened In the
house of deputies with religious services. The
clining to concur with the house of bishops ia
changing the existing canon for the reinstate-
ment of clergymen who have abandoned the
church. The resolution was adopted. Rev. DR..
Beers, OF the joint committee on securing miS-
sionary bishop for each territory In which there
is not at present bishop, reported ia favor Of
the proposition. The report was adopted, To-
Tee OF twentyoDe TO act as auxiliary to the
board of managers OF missions and to create a
missionary bishop fund. A resolution from the
committee on amendments 10 the constitution
declaring it inexpedient at the present time -
amend the constitution SO as to require fuIurS
legislation to be by canon, was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-27
NEW YORK NEWSPAPER TALK.

The .sRerald'' on Kelly. and the
Pacific SlOpe-Ihe Ohio Republi-
era.;e wG1s,ed aso" Secret ReH
Upon the Chinese Letter-'rhe
'sIimes'' Upon the RuanOred Fu.
sion Between the Indiana Green
hackers and DenlOcrats-The .srri-
bune'' Upon the state Outlook
The ''Sun'' Upon tho Read djuster
Prospects.
Especial Dispatch to TIE ErerstTlg Stdr.1
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The Herald devotes its
editorial columns to-day largely to denunciaIion
of John Kelly. The San Francisco correspon-
dent of the Herald telegraphs that the demo-
Gratis Of California are working the Garfield
Morey letter for all 1t Is worth: coupling it with
Garfield's record on the Chinese question. Ne
vada, it Is said, will doubtless elect Fair (dem.)
L. s. Senator but It is limited that some ar
rapgement has been effected by which the re-
publican electoral ticket may be elected Ore
gon, ii is admitted, will 60 republican. The
Columbus (Ohio) correspondent Of the Herald
telegraphs that the republican state committee
are worried over the receipt OF Information that
the democrats are holding secret meetings in
every township in number OF counties, and so
well are their secrets kept that no one has as
yet been able to discover the object of these
unusual meetings Tha World has letter upon
the alleged Chinese Garfield letter from E. H.
Rauch, an expert In hand writing, who was en-
gagged In the ''OliVer-Camr ron caSen I'm Wash
iDgton, and the congressional inquiry In regard
to the anonymous letter known as the .'FInley-
Springer letter." Mr. Rauch pronounces the
Garfield-Morey letter genuine. The World
reports Abram s. Hewitt as stating that he was
correctly reported at Rochester as saying that
the body OF the Chinese letter Is not in Gar
fields handwriting, but that the signature Is
genuine. The Times says that as election day
approaches "TuE1ors OF Illusion between Jhn
Indiana greenbackers and democrats gro"
thicker and mere significant. The visit OF n
Dillaye, of New jersey, one Of the lights OF th+
greenback party, to Indianapolis y regaried
vii h much suspicion, especially as it ia knoH;i
that Senator Mcdonald cllngs to the idea that
Indiana may be saved In November by bat-
gain with the greenbackers. 1t is openly re-
ported in Indianapolis that the price TO
be paid for the delivery Of the green
back vote to the democrats is $4,000, and
that Dillaye is conducting the negotiation
The Times thinks, however. that 1t will be
one thing to buy the greenDack vote and quite
different and more difficult job to deliver it to
the anxious purchaser. staff correspondent
Of the tribune writes from Utica that there IS
great political excitement In the interior of the
state. and that the republican majorities Of last
year are likely to be increased next week. The
Richmond correspondent Of the Sun telegraphS
that the readjusters twill carry the state by an
overwhelming majority"