Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS
Imports of treasure on Saturday amounted
to S27, 800.
VIM. Fritch, charged with wife murder,
has been found insane.
The formal transfer OF the North Pacific
Coast Rsilroad to its new owners took place
yesterday.
The United States revenue cutter Corwin
has gene into winter quarters above the rail-
road bridges in Oakland creek.
During October l, 9SS arrests were made by
the police, and 10S INDECENT persons were adj
mitted to the prison as dodgers.
The newsboys of the city are to have a
free Thanksgiving dinner given them by the
Young Mems Christian Association.
T. Berzott has commenced suit against NJ.
Hansen to recover damages for being arrested
and confined six hours in police station.
Mary NJ. Tomplsius has recovered 81 ,O0C
damages from the Clay.street Railroad fo1
injuries received by her in collision on that
road.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
House for the past week were Sl5S 29S -,
making total since January LIST Of Sc 1G3,.
296 80,
The records of Fire Marshal Durkee show
that there were Al alarms for actual fires last
month, beside numerous still alarms, which
called out portions of the department, and
second alarms.
Two hundred and ffty-two marriage
licenses were issued by County Clerk Wilder
last month, which, at 81 each, brought in q
revenue Of S504, and made five hundred and
four persons presumably happy.
In the case of the charges against Mrs
Moore, Principal Of the Jackson-street Pri-
nary School, the prosecution has put in It's
testimony before the Board of Eiucstion,
and the matter has been continued for further
hearing.
The news has been received of the death Of
brs. Sather. wife of Peder Sather. the we'll.
known banker of this city, at New York,
where she recently went with her husband tC
visit an invalid daughter. Pneumonia wa;
the cause of her desth.
The schooner Elvenia arrived last night
from Crescent City, and her master reports
that on the 9th instant when in latitude 80
So north longitude 124' 81 west the half Of
! the wreck of vessel, bottom mp, was aeen
The wreck has not yet been made cut.
A boy named Zittick, employed on The
whaler NJ. S. AInes, which arrived in port
Yesterday from New Bedford, Mass, fell
! overheard from the after-house while the yes.
sci was under short sail in gale. and was
drowned. The master oil the NJ. S. Ames re
ports that nothing could be done for him.
Julia Fell, native of Ireland, aged CT
wears. died Monday night from injuries re,
ceiyed an hour before by tumbiing down a
! snort flight OF stairs in Che rear of her resi-
dence. The deceased had been of dissipated
| habits, and at the moment she fell she was
engaged il dispute with one of her neigh,
bors.
Samuel Price, formerly collector for Mark:
| & Balina, and FOR the past six months SINH
larly employed by Earle & Co., shoe manu-
facturerF, has departed shis scene for some
! spot unknown, taking with him, it is alleged,
| 81 .OGO belonging to his employers, and col
| lected on Wednesday last, the day before his
departure. Price is about 50 years Of age and
| unmarried.
Sunday Mrs. Eastman, wife of the Super
visor iron the Sixth Ward, died after week
| Of suffering. Her death is the result of al
accident which occurred week ago. When
walking along Clay street, between Kesrny
and Montgomery, she stepped on smooth
round iron covering on the sidewalk, and
slipping, fell. breaking hip bone and other
| wise injuring herself.
As evidence of the rapid development Of
tbs fish and fTuit-canning industries on the
Pacific coast, Autograph firm in this city il
said to have increased within two years theil
label-printing facilities from s13, 600 worth Of
machinery to sos, COO worth. The firm in
question have at the present time orders on
| Hand for Autographed labels for next year &c
the extent of S150,000.
Judge Allen, of the Superior Court, has
! made an order in the divorce case Of Ra.
chael Allen vs.. John Allen, forbidding the
husband, until further order of the Court,
"to speak TO, or attempt to speak to, or con.
verse with his wife, either in the Courtroom
! or in the house where she resides, or else.
where, or to modest and annoy her in any
manner whatever during the pending Of the
action"
About s o'clock Monday night officer Der.
ningham found DIR. Julian Sylvester in q
| HELPLESS condition in an clubhouse at No. S14
| Green street. The doctor stated, in answer
to the officers inquiries, that he had been sit
! ting in the place where he was found since
Sunday night, he having taken large dose Of
choral hydrate with suicidal intent. Sylves
/ ter gave as a reason for wishing to commit
suicide that be had been disgraced by the &C.
cusatioa Of woman who charged him with
having slandered her.
! The list of vessels in port nnder engage.
ment to load wheat is the largest ever known.
There have bsen % added within a week, OF
which IS were chartered prior TO arrival. Two
| of those chartered on the spot get rs Cd, and
the terms Of the other two have not been
made public Most OF the vessels chartered
| prior to arrival, that have come In during the
past week, get COS to 70s, though at least one
| receives Dos. Vessels have not got eff yers