Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

pleased. Probably no ore OF the auditors
had any oeher feeling than that Of satisfac-
tion. and that there was compensation TOR at
tendance Fshrmaun, without being over
denons.rative. is admirable as the Jew who
believes in being at peace with himself; who
has an eve constantly to the main chance;
who viii get ali he can by legitimate transae-
tinn and speculation, but who will not
ka a uartv TO dishonest transactions the
witty Jew. whose lips run over with
words Of wisdom, mingled with money
getting maxims whose manhood makes him
the champion of the weak. and whose acquisi-
tiveness prompts him to bargain with any
body for anything that has margin CT profit
in sight; the Jew who defends his religion
from attack and is proud of his lineage.
While Fehrmann's acting in such a character
pleased all, it appeared to especially delight
such Jewish citizens as were present, and who
were more than liberal in their applause. The
piece, which is highly sensational and very
"Bowery-ish, gives Fehrmaun opportunity to
make manifest his musical abilities, both as
vocalist and instrumentalist. The support,
with twc minor exceptions, was excellent.
The people OF the play do what they have to
do we'll Especially were the eccentric char
acter presentations by Burton Adams
and d Il Allen noticeable as artis-
tic efforts Of the first order in
that line of acting. The ladies
Of the company are satisfactory, and Misses
VadeSs, Evelyn, Baldwin and Wren were
the recipients OF much applause. They have
no difficult tasks, but besides being of very
attractive personal appearance. are prompt,
graceful and earnest in what is given them to
DO. Misses Wren and Baldwin appeared in
musical numbers that made them favorises at
once. In short, the management OF this
troupe seems to have set down as wise
tenet, that good support to leading people Is
a profitable investment, and that fairly
balanced and capable company throughout is
better than the kind that IS usually brought
to SacrameRto-in which there is az abnor-
NAL development Of head upon withered
and insufficient body. "Uncle Isaacs," as
an amusing bit of involved nonsense, Has an
uumistakabls success, and Fehrmann, as an
eccentric character and dialect actor. is in
the front rank of his profession, and viii un-
doubleday receive tonight quite as cordial a
greeting as he did last evening, aad probably
from still larger audience.
CAMP MEETING. the Adventists' camp
meeting yesterday the question of establish
ing dsnominational school was discussed,
and VIM. Saunders, w. @. White, t, NJ.
Chapman, j. E, Yoalzun and NJ. J. Church
were named committee TO submit plan
for founding such a school. The committee
subsequently reported in favor of such a
school, 20 be at first a graded school with
grammar and high school departments, with
a collegiate course in view subsequently. An
Educational Board of Management was
recommended and that Professor S. Browns
berger Of Battle Creek, Michigan. be in
vited 70 taks charge of the school. The reso-
luton was adapted. The Bible class yesterday
had before it tie subject of Tithing, and
Elder Haskell led the class. Elder Van Horn
preached lat evening, his subject " The
Nature Of Man Mrs. White spoke at $50
P. NJ, as announced. She said that much re-
proach often attached to the name Advent
ist =" but the Savior himself was authority for
the statement that He would come again.
That as the primitive disciples rejoiced to be
with Him, 50 His disciples nowadays ought
to long for His coming that they may be
with Hin. a meeting of the Conference
was held at P. NJ. Additional resolutions
expressing sorrow for the death of Elder
James White. and sympathy with Elder
Loughborongh in his English mission were
passed. The Committee on Credentials and
Licenses recommended that credentials be
renewed 10 the following ministers Elders
J. n Loughborough, J. n. Waggoner, w.
NJ. Healsy, J. d. Rice, N. G. Israel and e.
A. Briggs, and that license to preach be
granted to Isaac Morrison, w. G. Granger,
w. G. White, E. J. Waggoner, j. G. Hurley,
n. G.. Mcclure, Andrew Brorsen, Frank
Lamb and A. D. Benton. The appointments
for to-day are as follows At $50 P. NJ a
special mee.ing viii be held for the benefit of
the young. At 7:30 P. NJ Elder Haskell will
preach on the Three Messages of Reyela-
ton 14th.
ACCIDENTALLY KnLED.-Ye Yesterday morn
ing dispatch was received by Captain Eos
ter from Knights Landing, stating that
Captain William Pierce, pilot of the Gov
ernor Dane, had fallen from the upper deck
of that steamer, and, striking upon the
guards, fell into the river, and when rescued
was dead TIE accident occurred at Kinks
Vile, and the body was brought to Knights
Lauding in a shiff. Captain Foster immedi-
ately telegraphsd to Mr.. Cunningham to have
the remains taken to Woodland and put on
the train, which orders were executed and the
body arrived last evening. Captain Pierce
was well known in Sacramento and all this
section of the State, as he had been engaged
in steamboating on the river for the last
thirty years. Deceased was . native of New
York. aged 81 years. He leaves wife and
family in this city.
SUDDEN DEcEAsE.-News was received
here yesterday of the death at st. Cloud,
MIMI, Of Mrs Elizabeth S. Brodt The
lady was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. N. D.
Goodell, of this city. for a year and o half,
and only left here for the East about four
weeks ago TO visit friends at the East, and
with the intention Of returning to California
soon for permanent residence. She reached
ST. Cloud. where she had relatives and last
Friday died of malignant erysipelas in the
face after only few days illness. She was
aged about 66 years. She had numerous
friends in Sacramento, who viii be panied to
hear Of her death.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION Some months
ago tha RECORD. UNION, for public conven-
ience, placed at its own expense telephone
in the police station, to remain there ore
year. The new telephone company, under
contract with the Chief of Police, connected
the instrument with its system, and yester-
day improved the connection by putting in
one of the latest styles of boxes. The tele.
phone company is now arranging to have tel
ephonic communication opesedup at an early
day between this city and Oakland.
COMMERCIAL Since the last report there
have arrived steamer San joaquin No. 2,
from San Francisco, with general merchan-
disc and q barge of lumber to w. f. Frazer
and the Sacramento Lumber Company I;
steamer Varuna, from the upper Sacramento,
with barge of grain and broom corn In tran
sit; and steamer G. NJ. Small, with barge of
grain for San Francisco.
SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board Of Supervisors
met yesterday. Several small claims were
allowed. E. A. Bovyer was paid half his
claim. s197 rs, the State Agricultural Society
being obligated to pay the remainder. The
Board refused to rent the upper hoor OF the
Pavilion to the Artillery Band at Sl5 per
month, as recommended by the committee.
Tire Board meets at 10 A. N. to-day.
IsooRpoRArIoNs. There was fled in the
Office OF the Secretary of State on Thursday
articles of incorporation of the Phoenix
Gold Mining Company. Principal place Of
business. Rowland Flat. Directors-Jo Ohm
Laemy. John NJ. Skinner, Peter Carmichael,
John Conroy. Capital stock, $4,000,
divided into 500 shares.
PARDoNs GRANTED. - Governor Perkins
has perdoned the following Henry Holden.
sentenced to serve three years in the State
Prison for burglary, and Fred Morris, sen
tencsd to serve two years and half IN the
State Prison. Both parties were convicted
at the April term of the Superior Court Of
Los Angeles county.
rT,rsrpr The 6re department Yesterday