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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
UNION PACIFIC FINANCES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Boston, Nov. 15.-Mr Ames, the Boston
director OF the Union Pacific says the earnings OF the
company for the year. partly estimated. show
surplus Of "a. 800 900. The floating debt is only
$4,000 O00 which latter Will he entirely extngushed by
the umed st" placing OF s3O00000 OF collateral trust
bonds already NEGOTIATED Mr. Anes says the company
will next year pay per cent dividends.
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=, GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
"ADkiD, Nov. l5.-A royal decree has bee

'aN~0nipg the Cortes to meet on December l.
" he newspapers here announce that Spain has
70 TAKE Possession Of the port Of s2nLs CRUZ de
axe pequens the coast of Morocco and that q force
ksfoea Wiz shortly embark at Cadz and proceed 20
'cs VIA the Canary fsiandA
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ADVOCATING FREE CANALS IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. 15.-TLe council OF the
Ioca Board OF Trade meeting to-day resolved To
petition the Government 10 Abolish tolls on ali the
canals in Canada AT the opening of navigation next
year II Is generally believed that the Govern neut will
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THE STEAMER SEEN TO GO DOWN.

WHAT TUE THIRD OlFICEh Vt lin
s.Ys REGARDING THE VESSEL WITH "ihOh
ssE CAME IN COLLISION.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 15.-The third ofncer' TWO
orortermasters and three seameD, constituting inc
crew Of the boat sent from the Wesphaia IN search
NJ the steamer which came III collision with the
Westphalla. have been landed at New-Haven by a
Relqian pilot boat. The third officer reports that
fer milling about for nearly two hours be saw the
vessel 90 down about 200 yards distant, but was
unahle 10 ascertain her name or nationality. he
saw flames burst forth from the steamer before she
went down.
The Wesiphalia was surveyed in the dock to-day
The damage on the starbOard side extends from the
stem forty feet aft and on the port side from the
stem fifteen feet aft. The hole on the port ide IS
nipe feet across large piece OF the steamer win
which she Caie in collision. including some rtos
e. sticking in the hole Ihe vessels SEEM TO nave
met stem TO stem. After striking the NeStphalia
on the port SIDE il is probable that the other steamer
swung round and scraped along the Westphanas s
staTboard side.
SAID NOT TO De THE NEDERLAND.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 15-Some apprehension has
been fel. lest the Inflated vessel which came
IN collision with the Westphalla of
Beachy Head should prove to be the Red
Star steamer Nederand, which sailed from Antwerp
for New-York at ! o'clock last saturday and passed
Finishing four hours later The agents OF the ilne
here are confident that the Necerland must nave
passed Beachy Head OF Sunday, several hours De-
fore the accident there
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FRAGMENTS Of gEs1ERA NEWS.

BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERS SUSPENDED.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia number OF the
younger member of the Board Of Irde suspended
to-day for Iulgng in the pasume OF knocking of the
hat % uder III %
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SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT

the whole family lying dead the floor OF the kitchen
The cause Of the act was insanity.
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NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
VARIOUS TOPICS OF INTEREST.

NAklOUN 1OI1OS OI
.,sry1rs or THE wEsTpHALIA CoLusIoN-THE UN-
KNOWN STEAMER SUPPOSED TO BE Losr-ARAbi
pAcHA AND THE BURNING OF ALExANpRlA-
FREE CANALS FAVORED IN CANADA-oIhLH
MATTERS.
The third officer of the Westphalia, VINO was
N the small boat, saw the steamer with when
the westphalia came in collision go down Inc IL
name of the vessel is still unknown. The on-
GERS of the Red Star Line in philadelphia are
confident that she was not the Nederlanu'
Strong evidence against Araoi raCna
was taken in Cairo yesterday oulel-
man Dloud testifying that Arab or
dered him to fire Alexandria and to murder
the Khedve. The advocates of free canais III
Canada are pressing their views upon Tue 10
minion Government. The French Govern
ment intends to ratify the treales Oh w. "
Brazza with the African chiefs. Patrlck 0Oyco
,ros sentenced Yesterday to be hanged for the
murder of one of the Joyce family 1n0
Cores will meet on December &.
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
REGULATING RATES AND TRAFFIC.

NEW MEASURE TO INSURE STABILITY IN FREIGHT
TARTFFs-IMPoRrANTD DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING
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REBUKED BY CONSCIENCE.

EDS. REcoRD UNION: am more than as.
tonished. never dreamed that would be
called on to rebuke you How could you be
SO thoughtless, with ell your knowledge of
the subject, as to permit your local writers to
print, as they did in Saturdays paper, a
ment, showing that Sacramento must become
great grain-deposit center? That for the
wide extent Of agricultural country north of
Sacramento, the city must develop as the
commercial center. and its trade, industries
and population, as consequence, increase.
In my open letter to Mayor Brown 1 thought
l made lucid the folly Of all expositions of the
prosperity and the promising outlook of this
city. Do You not see that by these articles
you appreciate the bonds that represent the
city deb? Are you so short sighted as not
t. perceive that in stating that capital is
coming in, and trade here finding frmer
fo1thold, you are adding to the security
of the bloated bondholders? But if I
am permitted to express my surprise
at yoar course, permit me also to
give u.terance to my will astorish-
r.ent at the marvellous acts Of Messrs.
Leland Stanford, N. D. Rideout. c. W.
Clarke, A. N. Towne, Albert Gallatin, Fred
Cox, and Others like them. Cannot these
foolish fellows see that their enterprise, based
as it is on belief in the commercial imrort-
ance of Sacramento, will tend, not only to in.
crease the assessment roll. but will strengthen
the grip Of the bondholders, who were so
short-sighted as to take Sacramento's notes of
hand ? If these men had the interest of the
city at heart, they would locate at Sutterville,
or Richland, OF Port Costa, and remove their
earthly possessions from this city, and thus
give the bondholders to understand that
there's many way, how not to psy.
Conscience
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TO my OLD PATRONS.


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remarked, "There isn't a id thing in it,

remarked, "There isn't id thing in il"
or words to that effect. When Parker heard
of the arrest Of young Douglass, for mail
robbing, he told WTinsley Of it. The latter
told him not to be scared" as there
was no danger of any one touching
him, Parker, and added that if ever
any one asked him, Parker, anything
about the matter, to say nothing, and if any
officer came to arrest him, to tell them
nothing that he (Winsley) had money, and
he'd help him (Psrker) cut. Parker replied.
All right" but made up his mind that il
anything occurred again, it would come ont.
He had il on his mind to go and tell DIR.
Fi6eld that something was going on wrong
about the mail, and added, If I'd only done
so I'd not been in this trouble to-day"
Parker says be never had any other converse.
ton with Wiasley about the mails. On the
9th of March Parker and Winsley were ar
rested, as stated, and on Parker was found
the IS (marked as decoy), and the package
that he identified as above. Parker denies
that he ever opened sack, or letter, and
says he has above related all he ever had
to DO with the mail sacks. He never
had charge of them. They were always in
charge of conductor Winsley. Often when
there were long trains Parker says he would
not go into the coach at all, as his place was
ahead, and then Winsley would have full
opportunity to overhaul the mail bags if he
wished. Prior to Parker first finding Wins
ley tanpering with the mail bags, the latter
hsd been rather rough in his usage of Parker,
and did not allow him to be in the coach
much. After that he was very kind and
thoughtful about Kim, and he could come into
the coach when he pleased. After that, also.
Wipsley voluntarily applied to the railroad
managers and got Parker's wages raised,
though Parker had himself applied and been
refused.
Both Parker and Winsley are married
men, and both have young children. Winsley
has stoutly maintained his innocence Par
ker, both here and at Woodland, where he
met his wife as the officer was taking him
hence TO San Francisco, as stoutly adheres to
his story. The scene of parting between the
young man aud his still younger wife is de.
scribed as so affecting that the byssanders in
the Sherlff's office were moved to compassion
ate tears.
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Total amount in Treasury. .......
A CARD.

EDS RECORD UNION Allow me TO correct
mistake in your synopsis of my argument
in the case OF Jacob Nagele. I did rot say
that the three judges who dissented in the case
of ex psrte Roser had more legal ability
than the four who ccncurred in the decision.
What did say was that The three were of
equal standing as jurists with the others.
II. B. MCFARLAND.
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d.. In Nar.s Seminal PilIs cn,

IT. II Hafs FtMIhhI FIIIs tHfe All
Of Seminal Weakness Loss of VIgor Nocturnal
Emissions, impoteney, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indscretion Abuse. The old find in this
guard and protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from,
whatever cause, TO their pristine vigor. Price,
% so per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by express, toslny
address, secure from observation. Address all or
iers to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postoffice
Box 1852 San Francisco. il3 3p5m
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DESIRABLE FRUIT
AND
VINEYARD RANCHES
FOR SALE
SWeetser & AIsip,
SEAI ESEATG
-ANp-
INSURAAC AGENTS,
l0l5 Fourth ST., Sacramento.

FIRST:
One OF 100 Acres, which is divided as follows
Twenty-Five acres in Vineyard, of all varieties
IL acres in Strawberries; 10 acres in Bearing
Fruit, of all varieties; acres in Blackberries 5
acres in Young Orchard. Balance of ranch used
for pasture aad grim. The soil is Of a sandy
loan. Has for irrigating purposes a 10 horse
power Tgine and boiler; large reservoir. A
creek runs through the pace, making it we'll
adapted to Fruits OF all varieties. This place is
offered at great bargain-Good Buildings of all
kinds-for the very moderate price OF SI1 900.
SECOND:
162 acres, of which acres are in Blackberries s
acres in Strawberries of the best varieties 10
acres in Vineyard; G acres in Orchard Fruits of
many kinds. Fenced iuto five fields. Reservoir
OF 800. coo gallons, stocked with Fish. Ten Wind.
mills aid Pump, horse power. One hundred
acres in Grain School house and Railroad Station
ings, etc. Price, 50 COO.
THIRD:
$50 acres, which has between 40 and 50 acres in
Vineyard; 8 acres in Strawberries; balance in
Grain and Pasture Land. Fenced into seven fields
with good Fencing. Has good Distillery with
Brick Winery, Blacksmith Shop and Tools Dwell
ing Of five rooms. Large Barn. Everything
requisite for first class Vineyard Ranch Price,
SIS, 600.
"a The above comprise the three best Vineyard
and Fruit Ranches that have ever been offered for
sale in this county, and are extremely cheap.
swEETsER q ALsIP, Sacramento.
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NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEeERs.

xTE.M CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
- and Twelfth Streets Sacramento-the only
s, cam Garnet Beating Machine in Sacramento
Cleaning. Relaxing and Refitting Speciality. All
work warranted. Employ none but firstclass work
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSONS, No.
m1s,spim ANDREW HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS lcS AND 80 STREET
III. SACRAMENTO has just taken the WholesA,
agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACkER COMPANY
Of San Frapoisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference in time and freight
In favor Of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHoiCa
COMPETITIONS, at lowest market rates. fe2s-3pom
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

z. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
day, April l, 1882:
Balance on hand last report. ......... 500 1S1 90
Receipts for the week. ................ 1902 95
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PORTRAIT PAINTINGS.

DoRTRAITS PAINTED IN OIL, WATER COL.
III ors and crayon. AL styles Of decorative paint
ing done. Lessons given Call and see work, Room
80, Clunie Building, corner Eli nth and streets.
al-Spiws
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CoMMRkoIAL.-The following vessels have
arrived since last report Steamer San Joa-
auin No. 3, from upper Sacramento, with
barge load of hay and grain in transit.
Steamer San Josquin No. 2, from San Fran.
cisco, with general merchandise and barge
load of lumber for Sacramento Lumber Com.
pany. Steamer G. NJ. Small passed, en- route
from San Francisco to Marysville. Steamer
Reform, from San Francisco, with barge lead
of lumber for Friend Il Terry Lumber Com
pany and w. F. Frazer. The following de-
parted San Joaquin No. 8, for upper Sscra-
mento, with barge of merchandise and lum-
Der. San Joaquin No. 2, for San Francisco,
with barge of hay and grain.
GAIT FIRE COMPANY. = The newly-ap-
pointed Fire Commissioners, Don Ray, c. c.
Fugitt and John Brewster, qualified last
week. and will Immediately enter upon their
duties and make such provisions as are pre-
scribed by law for the suppression of any
fires that may occur in Gait. The Board
will also secure the necessary equipments
and extinguishers suitable for fire purposes
in that town. The company Of sctive young
men organized last week, with w. o. Holmes
ss foreman and o. Harvey and A. +. Brews-
ter assistants. were authorized by the Com
nissioners to perfect their organization.
SWORN IN.-Moses NJ. Drew, the newly
appointed United States Marshal, filed his
bonds Saturday, and the cath of office was
administered to him by Judge Hoffman.
whereupon he took possession Of the Mar
shars Office, in the United States Appraisers
building, San Francisco. Mr.. Drew's first
service in his new office was to come straight
back to this city. his old home. which he did
yesterday, and serve subpoena on witness.
Evidently the new Marshal can't stay away
from the city Of his first love-and why
should he Mr.. Drew returns to San Fran
cisco to. day.
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Assessment Nor,ce Of The Great crevIce

business, Sacramento California. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the Directors held the
9th day of MARCH, 1882, assessment
OF Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable i'm
mediately to the Secretary at Sacramento.
ANY stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day Of APRIL, 1882,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before, will
be sold the 25th day Of APRIL, 1882, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Office, 62e Ii street. ms-2awwStd
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ApvERTIsEERHr mENrroN

AUVEhILsEAEET MENTION.
Metropolita< fheater- To night
First Ecclesiastical Society-This evening
Ancient Order of Forestsrs-This evening
Attention. Exempts This evening.
Business suceess-Thomas Bromley-Cluuie Build
ng.
Building and Loan Association meet tonight.
Farmers pcuic-BeAch's Grove, May 4th
Red Mems picnic announcement.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

SATURDAY, April l, 1882.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoN, Judge.
Emma Carter vs.. James Carter-On argument
DEPARTMENT ONE-CLARK, Judge.
Contempt case-Court held that Mr.. Buckley had
not committed contempt. Case dismissed.
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Business advertisements.

weinstock & Lubin-Spring millinery opening.
a. A. Van VOORHEES, q Godfather, harness, etc.
Pioneer Box Fectory-Cooke & Son.
S. Gerson & Co.-Commission merchants
John Eitel-Assayer aud chemist.
Mrs. E. atzenstein-Display of millinery
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Photographs 81 The Nimble
Sixpence Better Than the Slow Shilling !" II YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS. at a reasonable price,
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No AIS street. Il. s.
BEALS, Operator. fe5-lm
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n
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been used
for rty years with never failing success by millions
tf mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic BY giving health to the
child 1t rests the mother. Price, % cents bottle.
MWS
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If you want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. m15tf
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For Fine Cakes, See CreaR, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos st. bet. Filth and Sixth. mf3-lus
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Wanfcd.-An active man 10 taEe charge
of books and collections in business that viii clear
more than $4,000 per year One two months
will be given to investigate the business Capital
required, SIS, 600 cash, balance made in
the business. Address RECORD UNION office, 631
California street, San Fra" cisco. m30-lw
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KIDNEY-WoRT has proved the most effect
i've cure for piles and constipation. Be sure
To try it.
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the errors and indscretions Of YOUTH nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by
missionary in South America. Send self addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. iNMAN, Station
D, New York City. NJ 8mWFM
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PARTIES in the country can have their
suits made to order at the Capital Wooden
Mills, by sending for samples aad rules for
self.measurement.
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TKf, the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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TBEMoNT He'll JsT.. BET. FIRST AND SECOND,

CoNSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS: ONE
Z elegant Walnut, Plate-gass Mirror, Sx5 feet;
one 7I-octave Chickering Piano, good as new, and
cost $780, with Cover and Stool Walnut, Plate glass
Bar Mirror 6x10 feet cost $780, elegant Parlor set
of pieces e egant Mar bletop Center Table; De
troit Safe Refrigerator; fine Bar Counter and all
the fine Glassware and Bar Ornaments; so yards Of
Cork oilcloth Paintings and Chromos; Bar-room
Chairs also Dining room Furniture, silverware,
Cutlery, Crockery, Glass and woodenware; also
Kitchen Furniture and Requisites also fine Lace
Curtains with Cornices, Body ussels and Tapestry
Carpets throughout the entire house; also elegant
Walnut, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Ward
robes Crockery White Blankets, Comforters,
Sheets, Feather Pillows, Spring and Top Mattresses,
Of % rooms also Chandeliers, Globes and Gas Fix
lures, and large lot Of other things too numerous
to mention Terms of sale, Cash. Sale Positive.
BELL Il CO., Auc,ioneers
P.S.-The house will close on the LIST of April, and
will be open for inspection April Sd and 4,h, and
until time of sale, April 5th 1880 NJ lB G. m20 I'd
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VEGETARLEs.-A large invoice OF choice
spring vegetables will arrive daily, coz
sisting of ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, green
peas, rhubarb. green peppers. new tomatoes,
asparagus, Roman lettuce and fine bleached
celery. As we get su our vegetables direct
from the growers, we can supply our custom.
ers with the freshest and cheapest in the city.
d, DsBernardi & Co.
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CUBFEw.-Ths curfew bell rings at 9e. M.
now instead of s o'clock.
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Farmers Picnic.

YByEE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE FARMERS OF
! Sacramento county, which is held at BEACH'S
GROVE, one mile aud half below treeport, each
spring, will take place on
MAY I, 1852,
At that place, and the proceeds viii be applied this
season as benefit to the Public School at Freeport,
which is in need OF the funds. Ali cordially in
vited. ml5-t
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Ar ST. PAUL's TONIGHT. Rev. Carroll Sl.
Davis will. after evening prayer, Lecture on
the events of Monday 10 Holy Week.
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RAIN.-It commenced ing yesterday
about P. NJ, and kept coming down in light
showers during the night
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LoNsDALB MUsLIa, 10 cents psr yard, al
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THE fiuest quality of ladies' French boots.
at Hale'-
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CESTEMERI KID GLoyEs-Hale Bros.