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AnIXHNA.
Encouraging Mining Outlook.

PHOENIX, January 1Ssh.-The mining news
from Yulture, Upton and Tonic Basin is
very encouraging, especially the latter. DIR.
Jones, well known expert, has returned
from Tonic Basin, and is enthusiastic. Judge
Porter, of the Second Judicial District, las
received a telegram from New York stating
that assays made from rock from the Lock
port rline-one of the Excursion group-as-
says 500. The Judge thinks he viii have
mill on the property soon. The Brown
Brothers mine, which was bonded recently
for $3.50, 600 is in this section. We expect TO
see big boom inside of twelve months here.
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKEr.-Money
is plentiful at all the banks, and rates are
quite nominal. Borrowers with perfectly
satisfactory securities can obtain liberal con-
cessions on nominal asking rates. The saw
ilgs banks are paying their depositors from 4
to 81 per cent. per annum for the last six
months. the average not exceeding per cent.
Money is now as cheap here as in New York,
and with equitable taxation manufacturers
here could compete successfully with those in
any other part of the country. The demand
is slow. aud probably will be until sfter the
adjournment of the Legislature. The saw
ings banks are losning on city real estate
at SOLO per cent. and paying the mortgage
tax, which is equivalent to borrowing at GAS
per cent. Commercial paper is discounted at
sac per cent. Money On call against United
States bonds is obtainsble at 4@6 per cent.
Drafts on New York are drawn at 25c
for mail, and Soc premium per 500 for
Geographic. Exchange on London is 49ad
for bankers bills, and 50sd for CONNER
cial bills. Refined silver is 14l@15 per cent.
discount. Mexican dollars are nominal at
SS1GS9c.-TS. L. Bulletin, January 18th.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Senior Amanda Montlue, formerly Mexi-
an Consul at Paris. and recently reappointed
to that post, is dead, and Senior Estabon We
lasquez Leon has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Gladstone, replying to an address Of the
Dutch Peace Society. stated that the ques-
ton of Transvsal will have the careful atten-
ton of the Government.
The distress in County Glare, Ireland, is
worse than last year. The Lord-Lieutenant
has ordered presentment to the Court of
Sessions for the organization of relief works.
News is received at Constantinople that
Greece has requested Russia to take Greek
subjects in Turkey under her protection
should the necessity arise.
At New York yesterday several people
were injured by street car collision.
TIE brigaaing Of the-various Greek resi-
ments has been ordered, several Brigadier
Generals appointed. and all furloughs stopped.
A. Bloomin gton, Ia, yesterday, local spsc-
uiators sold TO Close Bros, Of Lemars. Ia,
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Sacramento January 1s-sarah, wife Of "a . ans
Crosby land daughter Of Mrs. Anna NJ. EAerso m
16 years months and % days
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento January margaret Berry, native
OF County CaveD, ireland, a6 years
Funeral notice hereafter.
sacramento, January Is James Anderson, a native
of Ireland, 45 years.
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence Seventh street, between and
s, this afternoon at 9 o'clock:l
Winters. January I1-Mrs Frances Pipkins-
Near DunnigaD, Yolo county, January l4-Samuei
Booth, 4S years.
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NEW MEXICO.
Free Fight at EalI-Two Men Killed.

Free Fight at Bail-Iwo Men Killed.
LAS VEGAS, January 1Sth.-At ball
given by the Mexicans of Los Mula, in this
county, Saturday night, eight Americans at
tended. A bitter feeling was engendered be-
tween the two uationalities, and free fight
took place. Doe Hodge and Frank Smith,
two Americans from the Watson & Lewis tie
camp. were murdered in cold blood. Hodges
was shot twice in the head and once in the
chest, aud his body snatched by the Mexi-
cans. His remains were found next day
burned to a crisp. Smiths body was also
carried off, being found the next day per
forated with bullets and the skull crushed.
One Mexican was killed aud several wounded.
The feeling among the tie.choppers IS at
fever heat and conflict may result between
the two factions.
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" MAGNIFICENT NEW YEARS EDITION

Woodland Republican, January 15th.l
In eur make up last week we neglected to men
ton the magnificent New Years edition of the SAC.
RAMESro RECORD. UNION. All that has been said
of it by the press of the State true. 1t was as
near complete in every department well could be.
These yearly reviews, which seem to have been in
augurated by that paper in the olden times kept
up with renewed vigor, and have done much to
bring the resources of the State into prominence
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CALIFORNIA.
ComnIimentary DINNER.

SAN FRANcIsco, January 18th.-Rev
Bishop Manogue, the newly. conseerated
Bishop of Nevada, was rendered conpli-
mentary dinner this afternoon in the base
ment of st. Mary's Cathedral by Rev.
Father Cullen, which was attended by more
than fifty members of the Catholic Clergy.
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{" MOST ABLY EDITED PAPER on THE
PACIFIC SLOPE"
rclinton. Wis. Herald. January 1ash.

Clinton, Wis, Herald, January 12th.l
The SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION published mcn-
ster sheet OF twenty pages as New Years number.
As we have previously sald, the RECORD UNION is
the most ably edited paper the Pacific slope. AS
there are many old Californians in this portion Of
Wisconsin We can heartily recommend it to them
and all who desire trustworthy Information IN rela-
ton to the most wonderful portion Of continent.
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MoJAvE, January IS h.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Mojave
to-day, to arrive in San FranCsco tc-morrow /:
w. Widney, Les Angeles; Miss l. DAILY,
Tombstone; Mrs. w. d. Bigelow and daugh-
ter, Los Angeles I. NJ. Daily, Miss a. II.
DAILY, New York Mrs. Mary Ludwig, Mrs.
r. G. Leath, Miss Leath, San Francisco A.
G. Hessing, Chicago A. Wilzinsky, W. f.
DeForrest and wife, San Francisco Flossie
Titkon Los Angeles
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Passengers Passing CarIIn.

CABIN, January 1Sth.-The following pas
senrers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. r. Pomeroy
and son. San Jose; Mrs. G. +. Conner, Miss
X, Wadsworth, Mrs. Hammond, Mis- Ham,
mond. San Francisco: E. B. Miller and wife,
Chicago; V. G. Shaetfer, Oakland; L. \.
l. ke; Lieutenant p. NJ Price and wife, U.
S. A.; H. Gulick. Bevis, o.; P. Brown,
Europe; NJ. Warren, P. Meyers. Sacra-
mento !; Caste Carrie, wife and child, NJ
Matiynon, New York Mrs. L. Lusomde
and three children, Victoria. B. c.; Mrs. NJ.
Stevens, Charles Stevens, Chicago; 81 emf
grant passengers, including 20 males, to ar
rive in Sacramento January 10Th.
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yIurder TrIaI al Modesto.

MODESTO, January 1Sth.-The trial of
Mortimer Lightfoot charged with the muir
der of w. 3. Branch, began to-day in the
Superior Court, Judge Hewel presiding.
The jury was impaneled and placed in charge
of the Sheriff pending the trial. The Court
was crowded. The trial viii probably occupy
week. Branch was assassinated in the
streets Of Modesto on the 14th Of last Nc
vember
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SAN JOSE, January 1Sth.- The State
Normal School opened to-day with over 400
pupils. Edward Curtis of San Francisco de-
iivered the address in the evening to large
audience, and was received with much APP
plause. He commenced by saying that Le-
land Stanford, when Governor, was the first
to suggest and urge State Normal School.
1t was one of the Governors proudest achieve
ments. From feeble beginning it had
grown into grand institution of learning
it was indeed the teacher Of teachers. Mr.
Curtis address was very eloquent.
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Committed for TriaI-KGmored Purchase
OF a Goal ll[ne.

Los ANGELES, January 1Sth.-The exam
aud he was committed foe trial for murder
Information was flied in the Superior Court
by the District Attorney, and Hunt will be
brought up Friday to plead.
There is rumor on the streets that Charles
Croker has bought the Santiago coal mines,
in the southern part of this county, for the
railroad conDanv
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The Leg.sl tnre en a ESQ "a Inspec:Ion

RENO. January 16th.-The State Legisla-
ture was entertained here to-day by the citl-
zens Of ReGo. The members were driven
around town and to the Prison grounds and
State Fair grou1ds One hundred sat down
to INNER at o'clock. A special trsin s"ok
them home az Z. There were many hne
speeches mace, and much good feeling pre-
la1
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BORN.

Sacramento, January ls-wife of h d. Mcwilliams.
daughter.
Sacramento, January 12-wiie OF D. A. Johnson,
daughter.
Sacramento, January 17-Wife OF a. simon, son.
St Helena. january 13-wife Of James Dowde, a
Forest rest City December al-w;ie Of Chris. Buhi. G
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NEVADA.


CARSON, January 1Sth.-The Legislature
adjourned to take free excursion to Reno
to view the asylum grounds. The principal
bill introduced to-day was an anti-sSill milk
bill by Senator Mcconnell.
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R,oort and Denial.

EUREKA, January 1Sth.-1t is reported
here and in Ruby Hill that the Albion has
uncovered ore on the lower level that prom
ises to make the territory owned by that COM
pany west OF the Richmond Company the
coming bonanza Of Nevada. Superintendent
Robinson denies that any such strike has been
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MARIooPA, January 1Ssh.-Twsnty-fou
Indian scouts and a pack-train, Lieutenant
Wilson in command, arrived this afternoon
from Fort Mcdowell, and took this evenings
train for the East, en- route to New Mexico.
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Murder Trial Again Pos poned.

SANTA BARBARA. January 1Sth.-The trial
OF Clarence Gray, for the murder of Theodore
Clancy, late editor of the Santa Barbara
Press, has been postponed, on motion of de-
PENDANT to February Sd.
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In Mono county during the past year $50
deeds were recorded in the County Re-
corder's office-453 real estate and 1876
mining. In the meantime 229 mortgages
were recorded in the County Recorders
Office. ard 80 released.
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HONEY AND HoPs CURE CoUGHs DIR.
Rsnson's Hive Syrup and Tolu contains
honey and hops and other valuable ingre-
dients Hence its success.
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HAMMERS GLYcERoLE OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial of its SUCCESS
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A little girl, aged years, going to bed
.one night. and kneeling down to say her
prayers, said: "0h, mamma, may l only
say amen tonight? I'm SO tired"
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ASK Your DRUGGIST for Hammers ely.
cerole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other.
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LEGISLATIVE STEPS.
What the Legislature is Doing-4nalysis
of Bills Introduced
REGULATING TELEGRAPH RATES

s. B. 48 (by Mr.. Johnson(-As amended in SEN
ate January 18th. A synopsis of the original bill has
been given IN this column. The amended bill makes
it unlawful after June l. 1881, for any Geographic
company or proprietor to charge for sending or
delivering message more than IS per cent. of the
price charged January l. 1881, for similar services,
but where the charge for sending message snall,
by the reduction herein provided for, be amount
not a multiple of five cents, the amount so charged
shall include the full amount of five cents whenever
the frac ion is two and half cents or more; and
such reduction shall not apply to night messages
which are now sent at half rates. Sec
ton is not to apply TO less than $50 miles in
length, and charges in such shall not exceed the
charges made January l, 1881 There shall be no
exaetion of extra charge for delivering n meg
sage, unless the place OF delivery is situated more
tb7r ono mile FIR M the Office Of the comnany
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Thus it came to pass that in cases of Sc
duction the man was looked upon as the
guilty party in the eye of the law, and
this view has descended to the present
day, and, however unconsciously, forms
the real basis OF the modern theory that it
is allowable to kill the male seducer But
it seems necessary to point out that as
matter of fact no woman can be seduced
without her free consent, and that no
woman can be seduced who does not meet
her lover half way at least. We hear
great deal in these days of woman's rights,
but foremost among them must be placed
the right of being held responsible for her
own actions When murder is COM
mitted by passionate husband the law
yers hold up the slain man to public oppro-
brium as villain who somehow wormed
his way into the affections of the erring
wife. She is treated as a helpless victim,
deserving only compassion, while all the
guilt of the Illicit relation is laid upon him.
This is false and artificial presentation
of the case. 1t is quite as often as no5 the
woman who seduces the man, in real life.
Nor can any woman be brought into such
relations until she has ceased to retain
that love and regard for her husband
which can alone justify their alliance, and
which can alone render her society of any
value to him. 1t is therefore true that the
seduction of married woman is in itself
a hopeless rupture of marital relations, and
one which is incapable of redress but it
is not true that the whole fault is with the
male seducer. What is it then that the
homicidal husband seeks when he kills his
wife's lover? Surely not a rational re-
venge, for to obtain that he must also kill
the woman. 1t is she who has inflicted the
irreparable wrong upon him. Il is she who
has broken her eonjugal VOWS. It is she
who has been faithless to her trust. It is
she who has repudiate his claims upon
her. After she has done all these things,
what satisfaction can it be to the injured
man to slay her lover? The reasonable
man would let her go, recognizing the i'm
possibility Of ever restoring the conditions
which she by her wantonness had de-
stroyed. And If in the evolution of
higher civilization reason is to prevail over
the legacics of barbarism which we inherit
in this and many other respects, it would
only be hindrance to progress to recog-
nize the right of sexual homicide by adopt
ing such law as the one under discussion.
What we need is loftier views of the rela-
tons between the sexes, not lower ones,
and it seems to us there is nothing to hope
and much to apprehend from legislation of
the kind now proposed in this connection.
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RssUIATs THE LIVER with Hammers Casca-a
Sag1ads Bitters. and health is the result.
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ELECTION OF SENATORS

UNION
ELECTION OF SENATORS
Several State Legislatures Choose
their Representatives.
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN OHIO.
John Kelly still Chief of the Tammany
Democracy.
Oil COMPLICATIONS NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
Another Arrival at New York of Exiled
German Socialists.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Details OF the Recent Battle Between the
Russians and Turcomans.
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TELECRhPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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LADIES
VrHo DESIRE A CLEAR, NATURAL AND
w Beautiful Complexion should use
PHOSPHATE SOAP,

And nothing else. No other TOILET SOAP is 30
cleansing, soothing and healing. 1t Cures ekih
Diseases of every kind. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers generally. Ask for PHOSPHATE
sop .nd,ate Nothing else n20-2ptf
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HAnnR's GlYozsoz OF TAB, for coughs and cold,
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FRAUDULENT MARRIAGES.

A. B. l49 10y Mr. Baker of Sacramento)-Adds a
new section to the Penal Code: ANY male person
who by any false pretenses false representations,
or other fraudulent means shall cohabit with any
female person Of sixteen years. or over and by
false representa- cohabitaton shall cause such
female to believe herself to be his lawful wife,
who shall represent her his wife, himself as her
husband knowing the same to be false, is guilty of
felony, and shall be punished by imprisonment in
the State Prison not exceeding five years, or by
fine not exceeding S. 000 or by both
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SUPPORT OF ORPHANS.

S. B. l5S 10y Mr.. Roweli) -Amends Section l Of
Act of March %, $780, so that to each and every
ms tuition in this state conducted solely for the
support and maintenance OF minor orphans, half
orphans and alb ndoned children (and to each city,
county or town maintaining such, etc or any all
Of such classes OF persons, aid as follows: Sums
same as now The italicized word is the word added
by this bill, and the words in parenthesis the
words of the presenG law omitted, and hence re-
pealed BY this bill.
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MARRIED.
LIED.

San Francisco-By Rev. DR.. Stebhin... at 'he resi-
dence of Hon. ~ ", stow, Henry hdsertoh &c
Jennie E. Taylor, Of waterville, Maine'
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Several State Legislatures Choose
their Representatives.
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John Kelly still Chief of the Tammany
Democracy.
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN OHIO.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
FIGHT AT A BALL IN NEW MEXICO.
Two Americans and One Mexican Killed
azd Several Wounded.
PASSENGERS BY WAY OF CARLIN AND AoJhVs.
Trial of the Murderer of Theodore Clancy
Again Postponed.
THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE VISITS RENO
a Big Mining Boom Confidently Expected
at Phoenix, A. T.
FIGHT AT A BALL IN NEW MEXICO.
PASSENGERS BY WAY OF CARLIA AND AoJhVs.
Trial of the Murdere, of Theodore Glance!
Again Postponed.
THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE VISITS RENO

Big Mining Boom Confidently Expected
at Phoenix, A. T.
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BOOKS FROM STATE LIBRARY.

A. B al (by Mr. Pla,t)-Adds new section to
the Penal Code, to read On the trial for homi-
eide the defendant may prove improper sexual rela
tons between the person slain and any female mem
Der Of his family or under his protection; and if
such relations established the satisfaction of
the jury, they may find verdict of homicide under
violent provocatiou and determine the term OF inl-
prisonment; and he shall be sentenced to the State
Prison for the term prescribed in the verdict. On
such trials defense of emotional insanity shall not
be held Justification of the act acts with which
the defendant is charged
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Another Invoice of Socialists.

New YoRK, January 1S.h.-The steam.
ship Gellert, from Hamburg, brought thir-
teen German Socialists, who were expelled
from Alton in consequence of state of siege
declared in that city at the same time as in
Hamburg. The state of siege empowered the
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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Another Arrival at New York of Exiled
German Socialists.
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NFW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n 0sT-A SUN OF MONEY, IN GOING FROM
4 and Fifth 10 and Fifth. The Under WIZ De
rewarded on returning to this office. JAY IL
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APPROPRIATIONS.

s. b. 100, 49, 123, 125, 12t, 131, 1872 and 126 Cbv
Mr. Zuck) Six hundred dollars deficiency for pay
ment OF rewards thirty first fiscal year 50 1897 90
for deficiency for repairs to State Capitol furniture
and purchase of carpets thrtyrst and thirty second
years; $3.50 70 deficiency postage and expressage
Superintendent Public Instruction thirty year
SO 06 deficiency ditto Adiutant-GeneraPs Office
thirty first year 81 54s IA deficiency stationery and
lights Legislature and State officers thirtyrst year
S3S for ventilator chimney top; Si4 SO deficiency
armory rents thirty-first year; so 40 deficiency
contingent expenses Clerk Supreme Court thirty
first year.
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ill COMPLICATIONS NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
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A. B. l3S (by Mr.. oConnor)- Amends Section
1872, Political Code, aud must, in parenthesis
omitted from present law and shall substituted,
and the italicized words added to the law "No
ticket or ballot (musO shall on the day of election
be given delivered to, or received by, any person
except the Inspector, Judge acting as Inspector
any street or high,eay Of any Incorporated city
fOlrn. ="
, 1881-03-21
TIE GREAT TRAGEDY,

HEH3tON Nf TIE NEV. Hi. TlOMAH.
Tho ttoy. Or. Thomas preached yesterday
forenoon to a largo congregation III tho pooplua
Church, Hooley's Theatre. taking for bis thome
tho assassination 1T tho tlussiAn Emperor Hosk
ago. Following ~ tho sermon.
Thy Kingdom Como.-Aat VI
Tho various fofMs Ut the lralna placed upon
rho stHge of this anu tho other theatrcs OF our
city each evening ia the week. and tho sabbath.
I nnl sorry to say, not excepted, arc Intended to
renresent Aome Of tho many phases Of human
lifo, II tho teemlpatton Of the play 10 pleasing
Of happy, we call It comedy; II It TO fatal ending
In disaster OF tHath, wo Gull II tragedy. The
drhnla II thus q representation, or an acting OF
sotne event takon from history, or 's91no lm-
aglnary scono created by tho writer ot tsse play
Hoth forms may b0 mAdo not only entertaining.
but instructive. Tho value Of tho play dopepds
upon ita character. and ita excellence, both AZ
u composition nnd n performance, depends
upon its fAithfulnoss to fact and nature in both
tho conception and tho rendering OF all it, parts
This Ia the work OF tho drama. But, my
frleuds, q larger sccne unfolds before us In
which The world IL tho theatre, Rnd we and our
beings are the actors Tho play upon this
larger ataga Ia not representative o. daseslptlSa