Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14
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SAN Francisco, Nov. Is.
Captain j. II. Blethen has been
appointed Chief Wharfinger by the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners.
1t has been ascertained that the
soldier, Nathaniel Banks, found dead
near the Presidio, yesterday, was
killed accidentally by falling over an
embankment.
Sheriff Adams refuses to comply
with the Auditors request to give ov,r
to the City Treasurer the fees collected
by him as mileage, and which, it is
claimed, he illegally holds. The Sher-
if says his legal advisers have coun-
seled him to pursue this course, and
that he is anxious for some legal de-
cision in the matter.
Patrick Barr, watchman at the mail
steamers wharf was killed by coal
cage weighing about 1,500 pounds. 1t
is supposed that he was caught on the
platform when the cage landed, while
in fit of some kind. He leaves a
wife in this city.
Weather, at present, clear.
John Lewis died suddenly to-day,
and his friends claim that he was
poisoned by his paramour, Nellie
Lewis.
Furt, one of the sailors of the ship
Sunrise, was on the witness stand in
the United States Circuit Court, near
ly all day, testifying against the mate,
Frank Harris. He is very intelligent,
and gave his testimony with great
particularly. 1t may be stated that
Harris began his system of cruelty
tie first day out flom New York, and
kept it up until he reached this port
His custom was to beat the men with
his feet and fists, but on several occa-
sions he used bludgeon upon them
with terrible effect. Once, while the
witness was describing how Harris
undertook to force stick of wood
down a sailors throat, the angry
demonstrations of the spectators
obliged the Marshal to command OF.
der, and threaten to clear the court
room. The cross-eXamination of Furt
will probably. consume most of to-
morrow's session.
Pool selling on the grea at race to
come off on Saturday, is brisk to-
night, all the horses are entered, Ste
vens, Daniels, True Blue, Hubbard,
and Mania Hall, will go; other entries
are expected to be made tonight.
Ex-Chief Of the Fire Department,
David Scannell, arrived tonight from
the east, and was escorted through the
streets, by the Veterans of the Mexi-
can War, and his old friends of the
Fire Department. ee
! Passengers per Orizaba:
For San Pedro-Miss Whiting. e.
Dash wife and 2 children, f.. p. Muir
ply and wife, Mary Hauch, J. L. Mar
tin, J. L. McCaskell, A. w. Hale, G..
b. Legg, Mrs. Hines, Mr.. Hines, Mrs.
Bayley and daughter, r. Anderson, r.
o. Way, w. Stoddard, w. Wilson and
boy, Miss Stoddard and two children,
w. J. Melton wife and two children,
p. G. Cunningham and wife, j. ARA
ga, J. e. Whittier, p. II. Newhall, H.
H. Sloan, w. c. McClay, c. Goanson,
r. Scrimgeour, T. Levin, G. D. Pat
rick, r. B. Jackson, Mrs. Owens, +.
| yyifa an1 tl,paa nl,i IJrap T
Tangisky, j. Rea, p. Harmon, c. A.
zie, II. Bethe, Mrs. Arotzarena, Mrs.
Summerset and two children, M. Sui
livan, P. NJ. Williamson, J. E. Mala-
RADIO, J. W. Clark, f. Griffin, J. H.
Dickinson and wife, n. Buck, +. A. G.
Gearing, Miss M. Logan, G. Conrad,
A. II. Kai, Fanny Bernstein, w. H.
Perry.
For Santa Barbara-Mrs. J. Hill and
infant, l.. Downing, Jr., wife and
daughter, Miss French, Mrs. Bailey,
r. Cohen, Mrs. Beecher, M. A. Eli
calde, Mr.. Stala, III. G. Beckwith, j.
f. Bennett, Miss Howell, j. P. Dwell
wife and son, e. Mitchell and wife,
Mrs. Peferman, Mrs. Comins, Nj.
Wilzinski, f. Newman, Mrs. Andrews
and daughter, Miss Bodenheimer, ID.
w. Thompson and wife, N. Boden-
heimer, d. Smith, J. McAlister, d. J.
Paddock and wife, Mrs. Perry, +.
Parker, Mrs. De LIE Guerra, Mr.. De lie
Guerra, +. Kellogg and wife, J. Cartel,
ID. H. Allen, H. P. Stone, V. Hage-
man, Rev. E. Graham, ]. Tuttle
For San Diego-Mrs. Wentworth,
Mr.. Upson and wife, S. Levy, Mrs.
Morey and child, Mrs. Quinn, Mr..
Morey, Mr.. Kerns, +. Lawrence and
wife, J. w. Gale, d. Gum, Mrs. G.
Merritt and daughter, Miss McClung,
Miss Anat, Miss Camps, Miss Quinten,
Mr.. Quintana and child, j. Amat, j.
7. Bixby, r. Rea, J. M. Campbell and
wife and three children, G. Merritt
and two children, Miss Ray, Ell. Don
nelly, T. e. Hughes w. L. Minear, c.
Hardel, j. c. Fistler, A. Fisher, S.
Strultz, J. Foley, Lizzie Russell, Rev.
M. Crosswell, P. Packard, J. Jewell, f.
Grouse, ]. ID. Donnel, B. MCCLELLAN.
Following are the Transactions at the Stock
Board, Nov. l3: 81 a
MORNING BOARD.
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