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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
THIS MoRs1se's NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
l19s for IS Of 1907, 112t for AS, 101 for BIS
sterling 81 62lg4 S. 1881 for 3s. 10l for 5s silver
bars, 11O.
Silver in London, 5Osd consols, 1eoJi; 8
per cent. United States bonds, extended, los; As,
1921; As, 1854.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s74@ss cents
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Francis
co yesterday Prices of several descriptions were
SC to 1Oc higher than Tuesday.
meeting of the General Managers Of the yari-
GUS Pacific roads will be held in San Francisco on
the 2Oth instant.
The Chinese army is concentrated at Pekin.
The supporters OF Charles Bradsugh still insist
upon his ,ight to a seat in the British House Of
Commons.
The French Prime Minister opposes any conces-
son to China regarding the Tonquin frontier ques-
ton.
Michael Da7itt, the Irish agtatOr, is very ill il
Dublin.
several persons were injured.
The Canada Pacific Railway has been leased tc
the Kingston and Pembroke Railway for ninety nine
years
vessel which arrived in New York yesterday
brought fifteen distressed seamen, picked up in mid
ocean.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed resolu-
tion that no appropriation be reported except fol
officers and employees.
serious railroad accident occurred yesterday
near Omaha on the Union Pacific
The stage from Yreka was robbed near Shasta las
evening By single highwayman.
A four-round prize fight took place near Sheffield
Ind, Tuesday.
BY the breaking down of bridge near Green
river, Wyoming, eleven freight cars were wrecked
H. Moore attacked }. Il. wenzel and James
Knight, yesterday morning, with and re-
volver, near Cheyenne, Wyoming, infcting danger
Gus wounds OIL both.
Another landslide has occurred on the railroad ex.
tension above Redding.
destructive fire occurred Yesterday at Saucelito,
Marin county.
Three men have died from thirst this season in
trying to cross the desert between New York Dis
trct, Cal, and El Dorado Canyon, New.
young woman was horribly burned in San
Buenaventura, yesterday, while kindling fire with
coal oil.
The Sobieski festival is being observed with great
enthusiasm in Austria ami Poland.
A terrific wind-storm prevailed on the North
Carolina coast Tuesday.
At Livermore, Alameda county, yesterday, Henry
II. Harrington shot and killed Mary Davis, aged Il,
aud then committed suicide.
The biennial reunion of the American Pathological
Society opened at Philadelphia yesterday.
1t is reiterated from Hermosilla, Mex, that yellow
fever certainly prevails at Guaymas and Mazatlan.
Hugh J. Hastings, proprietor of the New York
Commercial AdgertiSer, is dead.
The Mexican National Railroad is completed to
Morales.
Moody, the evangelist, goes to Ireland about the
1st OF October.
The Marquis Of Lorne, Princess Louise and Prince
George, arrived in Toronto yesterday.
w. H Hurloek was shot and killed at Trinity
Tex, yesterday, and his father mortally wounded,
by an employe named Roseman.
Captain Payne and other Oklahoma raiders were
arrested a. Wichita, KS, yesterday, charge Of
conspiracy to violate the laws of the United States
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
FARM LIFE.

The central thought in President Fini.
gan's address before the State Agricultural
Society Tuesday night touched theme
very often dwelt upon by this paper. He
well said "The farmers children feel
the influence of an age that is quickening
human tastes, enlarging human desires.
Tastes will be gratified at all cost. If
there exists taste for beautiful things,
exhilarating sights and social life, it will
be gratiied, though the old father and
mother live alone on the farm. And this is
one great reason why the children of the
farmer flock to the towns and cities. !"
The bare statement of these truths
carries with it the argument for
a broadening of farm-life in many di-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
MINING NOTES.

The Tsggart mine, at Calico, has fifteen
tons of 81, 900 ere sacked.
A very rich strike is reported in the
Pride of Idaho, Wood river.
The mines in Northumberland district,
New, are yielding good ore.
The old Taylor mine at Georgetown,
Placer county, is to be opened.
In the Tidal Wave district, NJ. T., ore
which assays as high as $1,000 per ton is
found.
The Josie Green and Collamer mines, al
Homer, show up so well that preparations
are being made for their greater develop.
ment,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
sHAKEsPBARk's BONES.

What has long been anticipated, is about
to take place -Shakespeare's grave is to be
opened to settle the question as to whether
the conventional head of the dramatist
which art has given US is true. By exam.
ination of the skull of the poet it is hoped
to determine the dispute whether the bold
front and lofty brow of the traditional
busts are genuine. Ii it shall prove now
that we have been all these years de-.
ceived, and that Shakespeare was low
browed, narrow-h headed and Informed
creature, with dome not fit for the geat
of genius, how cruel will be the unmask-
ing, and how bitterly we shall curse the
disturbers of the moldering remains. 1t
is to be hoped that the very bones will be
found to have crumbled into dust, and to
have left no key by which the curious may
satisfy their speculations. But we may
indulge the wish, with no offense to the
traditions, that from the grave will be ex-
humed something to throw light upon, and
settle forever the Improbable dispute as
the authorship of works the world has
credited to Shakespeare. Though the
church authorities of Stratford have given
the requisite permission for the exhuma-
tion, the disturbers of the tomb must feel
some trepidation as they read the inscrip-
tion that bids them stay their hands:
Good friend for Iesus sake forbare
To digg the dust enclosed here:
Blest be the man that spares these stones,
And curst he hiatt rnoves my homes
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

FEAFs had been expressed that the Conclave fes-
tivities had surfeited the taste for holidays and
that the State FAIR, coming after the Con-
clave, would be the sufferer. The contrary has
proved to be true, and the fair is not only pro-
nounced success, but in several respects rises su-
perior to Tat Of any preceding year. AS to at
tendance it is demonstrated that the festivities at
San Francisco only stimulated the people to take
still other holidays
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
An Excellent Business Chance

YEN0 THOSE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR GOOD
1 paying business, it will pay them to investigate
the following | wilt sell the well-established PEO-
PIES MARKET, on street, between Sixth and
Seventh for the cost of merchandise and things OF
actual value. This market is doing good steady
trade of over 81 900 month, in fruit, vegetables,
poultry and market produce, which can be in
creased. The fullest investigation allowed, and best
of reasons gives for selling.
AS Che market is the best located in Sacramento
anu will always command good trade.
For further information apply to H. L0NGT0N,
at the Market, 612 street. 3. C.l s13 st
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
HOE PRESS poR SALE.

We have at the RsooRD-UsIoS office two large
doubleyllnder Hoe presses in perfect order, one oil
which Will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms. The size Of bed-plate is 40x6o inches. The
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses. The
object IN selling is to replace with one OF more rapid
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

ENOR sALE-SOO ACRES GOOD GRAZING ~
4 and Farming Land, situated thirty miles TTT
east of Sacramento and two miles from Latrobe s-.
Staten. Plenty of water for stock plenty of tim
her nearly all fenced with barb wire and boards:
also, house and barn. Two stages pass daily In
quire Of w. s. FERGUSON at the Wood Yard,
corner of Fourteenth and streets, Sacramento.
sI3lWN
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

ANOTHER scientific expedition to the North Pole
has come to grief, the Dutch steamer Varna having
foundered on the breaking up of an ice pack.
would seem that human courage and perseverance,
would have to succumb utterly to the elements, anc
leave the secrets of the North fast locked in icy in
volatility
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

IT is Just about time tie get up another Cuban
insurrection. The periodicity OF this thing is
something marvellous in its exactness. The news
is at hand just In time that effort is again being
made to separate Cuba from Spain. 1t will not be
accomplished, however.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

THE Santa Barbara Independent says of the chi
merical plan proposed by some crack would
be philosophers to fix rates of fares and freghts by
popular vote, that it is the widest and most i'm
practicable of schemes, and that there is neither
seuse nor reason in it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
GRASS VALLEY SHOOT,

EDS. RECORD UNION AS there were some
errors in your report of the pigeon shooting
at Grass Valley Fair on the 7sh inst, 1 send
you complete and correct copy of the tour
nament shoot. There were 5000 in cash Of
fered and IS prizes of various articles donated
by the Grass Valley citizens. First cash
p,izs $50. second $50, third $40, fourth $50,
fifth $40. The winnerp, Messrs. ?. c. Byrne,
E. A. Roberts and w. A. Hawley, divided
the first three cash prizes, P. g. Byrns hav.
ing also first choice of the citizens prizes. E.
A Roberts second choice, and W. A. Hawley
third choice. The eight contestants who tied
op II birds shot until they had to stop for the
races, and Harp, Hare and Blight being
equal, they divided the balance of the
cash prizes; the other sportsmen took the re-
msinIug prizes according to their scores
The score was as follows: Philip G. Byrne.
W. A. Hawley, L. A. Roberts. clean score
of II birds each :; Samuel Blight, l. w.
Hayes, Jr., W. R. Bird. S, c. Hare, B. Van
Slykp, John Parkins. H C Joselyn and 81.
L. Jordan. IL birds each NJ. Byrne, Jr., X.
Gauthier, Henry Scadden. Jr., Josiah Rowe
and B. Schnabel, 10 birds each; james Cole
man Z, and William Bigelow 6. This made a
total of 1877 ont of possible 216, ard making
only 90 birds lost. 2. q. b.
Dutch Flat, September II, 1888.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

THs conscience Of the San Francisco Ezaminer
may be gauged accurately by the fact that it is not
all squeamish about publishing what it alleges
be fact, wit, that the average railroad rassen-
ger rates here are cents per mile.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

d FINE LUNCH AT Tue GENTLEMEN's
"A Lunch Stand OF Jesse Slaughter, at the Park
All the fine meats in the market such as Chicken,
Ham, Pigs Feet, Beans Sheep Tongues, etc. JESSE
SLAUGHTER 8 son. Proprietors. sl33t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
NoTMCE. .

rKyHE POWER OF ATTORNEY GIVEN BY ME-
4 to NJ HOLDEN, August q, 1883, to sell
McNIu's Patent Right for Self-cIeanfng g
Harrow, is hereby revoked, and all persons are
hereby cautioned against purchasing from him.
Sacramento, September u, 1888.
sl2-lMt c. BIRD. Attorney IN fact of NJ. McNitt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

DIDs ARE INVITED FOR THE coNsTRUC-
ID ton OF one hunured thousand 100, ,000) cubic
yards of Levee Work, on the west bank Of the Sac
ramento river above Knights Landing, at any time
prior to the DID DAY OF tn s MONTH. Address
the undersigned at Grimes, Colusa county. Examine
the ground and make bids early.
Grimes, September II, 1873.
A. II. ROSE,
s12 q President Reclamation District No. los.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
WEAK AND UNDEVEloPED PARTS
OF the Human Body ENLARGED, De-
x-.IanaA and sfreu Uf Ete.

USAN INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT LONG
l run in our paper. In reply to inquiries we will
say that there is no evidence OF humbug about this
On the contrary the advertisers very highly in
dorse Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving al particulars by addressing Ere Medical Co..
p o. Box 513, Buffalo, n. Y.-tToledo Evening Bee
sl3-lyTuThS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
GsT YOUR LUNCH.

P. A. FINIGAN, President.
Sacretarv s13 II
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

Good friend for Iesus sake forbare
To digg the dust enelossed here:
Blest be the man that spares these stones
And eurst be he that moves my bones.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY 49,

an idyllic charm which have yet seen nothing to
rival. There is one road in particular which every
body loves. 1t follows the valley of little stream.
near the base of the southern ridge, and wanders
for miles through q leafy glen where the boughs
interlace overhead, the grass is clean and fresh
below, there are few weeds and bushes sunshine
lies under the branches, and you can look far away
through dancing lights and shadows into the depth
of the wood until the eye loses itself in mysterious
traceries of gray and green, and lestOons OF the
wild grape. To walk here always makes me think
of the sylvan scenes in Shakespeare. This is the
Forest Of Arden | shall see Rosalind and the
Banished Duke pre7ently. Or is 1t perchance the
wood near Athens If l come by moonlight shall
1 find Titania caressing Bottom transformed Is
the whole lovely picture only amidsummer dreamS
Shall | wake in moment to find the mystery
of the woods is dispeled, and that what took for
the tattle Of the brook the murnur of wild pigeons
and the chatter of gaTrulOus woodpeckers is only
the morning Salutation of the hotel Chnaman, who
brings the pitcher Of warm water with the remark,
Heap hot. l just cook hm"l J.R.G.H.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
now UAGNER DIED.
Ernm Tie London World.


Wagner died at dinner Until two o'clock he had
worked a. usual, and nobody. net even his wife or
children dared disturb hlm them AZ two o'clock,
however hv got up, and seeing his wiIes maid IN
the antcro0 ~, told her that he felt unwell She
fetched her mistress instantly; but the indispos-
ton passed away, and he ordered dinner To be
served as usual. The gondOliere, who almost daily
took HIM for n row, haying arrived, wa!ted at
table, when at o'clock Wagner suddenly cx-
claimed, Il feel excessively i'll MIR ist sehr
schlchO, The gondohero jumped forward and
caught him as he fcl-senseless Dr. keppler was
sent for and having just finished an operation. hur-
RED to the place without even taking time TO wash
the blood oil his hands. lie succeeded IN rayvlng
Wagner's heart for few minutes, but then all was
over. Madame Cosima herself dressed MN Ia M, ms
favor1te dressing-g gown, and with her own hands
placed him In the coffin. -,
She married Wagner in 1870. The name OF MS
first wife, married in 1886, very handsome ac-
tress was Fri. Pauer. MIR. Gross, OF Bayreuth,
guardian to the children arrived for the transfer OF
the body and IL is due To his influence that MIS-.
Coslma accepted a seat in the wagon prepared Tor
her. She wanted absolutely TO remain with the coi-
fin. She has announced her intention not 10 leaVe
Bayreuth, where her husband lies buried,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
is IT DETERIORATION


Unquestionably there is a change in progress
relation OF woman 20 society The oldune theory
by which she held. treated and governed as q
chael has been practically abandoned IL this country
least Nevertheless, there are many relics or this
theory which still cherished in society, and II viii
be many Years ere they also will be consigned
to oblivion. II is slill part OF the un-
written Jaw that woman loses caste by earning her
living, unless she makes grand success, ana then
society her offence freak or genus. Moth
ing is more common than semi apology for woman
VINO works and il it be said: "Oh she didn't have
TO work her father wealthy. bus she was inde
pendent" Il is universally understood that the young
has lost all claim to social confederation. IL
is ONLY those Who must work who regarded little
of color socially As long, therefore, as this idea
prevails and until shall be proper, as ne essary and
ss much expected that woman shall have occupation
to earn her living as II Is that man shan
do so, there will be some difficulty III meeting
the deterioration theory s1uarely For society, az
now constituted, Will regard the steady progress of
woman toward equal labor duty and responsibility with
man as one the greatest Evidences OF her deerora+
on and will treat suffrage as one OF the sgeata
lin invading her privacy aud Destroying her soitnes,
epeudence aud general usecssness But the woman or
me IN ure will in every respect mans coequal worker
ana friend and while will lose nothing OF the sweet
meas she now possesses she will gain immensely IN her
OWE capacity for sympathy laoOr aud recreation This
one prophecy against another nut ~ Is just as FaIu
able as the other until 1t Is proven false.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
TWO ROMANCES.
Prom The Youths Companion.
, ann of IN loo din m la uyvaPin NatyI

Prom The Youths Companion.
The son of leading lawyer In New York, some
years ago attracted by the innocent face and quick
wit Of Welsh chamberpaid In his fathers house, and
declared that he preferred her TO all the fshi0nabls
beauties who had cOurted his notice.
His family protested, but TO purpose. The only
concession he would make TO consent to 10 Europe
for three years before marrying the girl In the mean
time having independent fortune the lover placed
her at one of the best schools In New York.
The girl ambitious and devoted III her anecton 10
the who had chosen her. He returned, found her
lovely than ever. They were married. and tbs
lady is of the leaders Of society In the city
where they Hve-a noble, refined charming woman.
An eminent iurist well known in Pennsylvania In the
early part of this century making the circuit on
horseback. stopped for dinner at the house OF
farmer The daughter OF the farmer waited on them,
and the judge-whO had been acync about women-ob-
served the peculiar geneness OF her voice and certain
sweet candOr In her face After dinner the farmer said
MARY bring the judges horse
Mary started TO the field, which was incl0sed by
barred fence Laying her hand on the opmos RAIL- she
yauted lightly over
-" saw" said the Judge afterwards fOr the first time,
woman with the mind and body shonld re7uiro In my
vito. aSain again at Farmer y. - AT last
sent Mary school for couple Of years, and here she
IS" nOddng to the stately matron who presided at his
table
The sons Of the Judge and this real Msude Muller al
attained distinctions one, like his father, at the bar an
other as an eminent divine, and third was southern
candidate for the Presidency All were noted for their
fiery elOquence their high sense OF honor and certain
appetite for lighting which well sustained by strong
physical health. The judge had not been mistaken Ia
Mary's qualities of mind or body.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
LIFE AND SOCIETY.
WOMEN, MARRIAGE AND LUXURY
CONJUGAL COMPANTONsHIP.
From The Hour.


Another encouragement that DR.. Dix might
have prescribed for divorce IL persistent unsesh nten-
ton, the part OF married couples, to be cOmpan-
ionable. COmpanionship is the basis OF all lasting
unions OF male and female, even among the ani-
mails. IL II quite true that most married couples
originally nisnated. but fact Is better known and
recognized outside OF family circles than that extreme
differences Of intellect taste, requirement disposition
and nature no bar TO the most delightful and en-
during friendship unless In one person or the other
there are positive vices seshness that prevent tho
formation Of any true and honorable bond with any
being whatever Even heather philosophers have urged
man and woman TO perpetuae and perfect their uni
by mutual and persistent devotion toward each other
But DE- Dix has indirectly discouraged this IN nearly
all OF his lectures His Injunction that wives shall be
obedent TO their husbands his reprobatOD, al least
suspicion or modern wOmens desire TO be well informed
subjects or which their husbands tals his criticism
OF women who are not content TO be hosekeepers and
nurses and nothing more, all calculated TO make
women the interiors OF their husbands and
20 great degree uncenpancnaie The lecturer might
justly have given his male parisoners respectable and
otherwise some hard raps, for the custom Of many OF
them to devote the better part of the day to business
most OF the remainder their male acquantapees and
only their stupid hours TO their familicf.
And, II marriage is the holy institution that preachers
proclaim II to be- why did not DR. Dix blame the clergy
or all the churches for not making its duties and bless
ngs the subject OF frequent and instrctonsf
sermons regeneration adoption sanctication, total
deprayty, redemption, backslding malice, envy and
unchartabeness abound but what veteran churchgoer
has heard during all his life dozen mar
riagei
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
THE ENGLISH APPETITE FOR FINPRY.
From The London Spectator.

The taste for luxury and magnfcence in Eng
lsh society has been curOusly illustrated this week The
Crown Prince aud Princess OF Germany have been cee-
bratng their Silver Wedding, delayed by the death Of
Prince Charles, and columns OF description OF the estv-
tiles have been elegraphed TO London including minute
accounts Dot only of the ladies' diamonds but OF the
mems costumes The correspondents seem positively
intoxicated with the splendor Of one reception In the
White Saloon at which every one appeared in fancy dress
the ess in particular declaring that party OF
me squeraders, who represented the English QUEEN
Elizabeth and her Court but forgot Shakespeare Raleigh
Bacon and Brleigh canIe like speechess yet eloquent
shadows and they departed" An eloquent shadow"
dcessed q Beef-eater must have been worth seeing.
The celebration OF the Silver Wedding Is graceful cuss
tOm and the ceremonial doubtless worthy Of record
incident Of foreign Court fe but the appetite for
nery which cannot wait for letters but insists on
teegraphic bulletins about pufed dOu bets Of red vel
vet s In ike this, strange one there are eyi-
IDENTIFY people extan who not only take delight In seeing
a great dress pageant which Is natural enough, nat
ural delight in any other exhibition OF color hut In
reading description OF The Court Of Germany
perceive Omits in its triumphs the slave who told tho
Roman cOnqueror that he too, mortal and yet Ber-
lin could easily supply The first Socialist found In
the next street would admirably and need only
say Il the outcome TO be impressive than the
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
The New ANrrsEPrIcs.-Additional e1per.

THE New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exper-
ments A. communicated to the French Academy OF
appear To show the eectivevalue OF NJ Le Bons
new antlseptics the gycerOborates OF calcium ana SO
dnm Both OF these compounds prove 10 possess the
DOrant advantages OF being very soluble, destitute Oh
odor aud from all toxicactOn when exposed 70 tn
AIR they both dequesce with great rapldy, aDsor9s
alcohol and water dissolve twice their own wegnt oi 'e
solution The most effective In therapeutic point VI
Ous aud can be applied in strong solution 10 80
An organ as the eye without bad results IN ns seno @
sense both can be empoyeda win adyahtnse 1p a1
feotans and il believed that both OF the sat VII
prove very useful MS antiseptcs IN Listers noue Oh
dressing wounds.