Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-29
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At the Registrars Office there have been
registered S,S04 names, of which l,37S
were registered Friday and 944 Saturday.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
House for the past week were Sl39. $50 46,
making total since Januay LIST of So, 75S,.
925 10.
The bank exchanges of this city promise
to be larger this week than they were last
week. They are not up TO the volume of
last year at present.
The new Bank Commissioners have ex-
amined most of the banks in the city dur.
ing the past three months. They will soon
make their annual tour OF the country
banks.
The Sisters Of Mercy of the Magdalen
Asylum report that there are at present
| six.y.six girls from the Industrial School
at the asylum. A list of the names has
been fled with the Clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors.
The Caledonian Club is arranging for the
reception of Lord Lorne and the Princess
Louise upon their arrival in this city.
| Kindred organizations will participate in
doing honor to the SON iu-l law and daughter
of Britain's Queen.
| The City of Sydney, which sailed Sun.
day for Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney,
was held about two hours to await the arri
val OF several passengers detained by !
washout on the Southern Pacific Road
Upon the arrival of the passengers at about
4 o'clock, they were at cnce driven to the
steamer, which immediately sailed.
An elderly Frenchman, known as Pere
Deveaux, who resided on Thirty second
avenue, South San Francisco, and who
earned living by peddling mussels, was
found dead in gulch on Hassin's ranch,
near the Six.mile House, Saturday after
noon. The deceased, who was about Il
years of age, it is thought, died from nat
ural causes.
A. II. Briggs, President of the Immigra
ton Association of this State, gives the
number of immigrants arrived here over
land third-class, for the week ending Sat
urday, as $50, in which twenty. five State.
east of the Rocky Mountains are repre-
sented. as well as Canada, England, Scot
land, Nova Scotia, France, Belgium, Ger
many and other countries.
In accordance with the new law of Con
gress, foreign passenger steamers arriving
at this port will be inspected and com
peHeu W Coupiy Will the rules governing
the equipment of American passenge
steamers. Cork jackets for passengers ant
crew must be supplied, and life boats con
tanning not less than five cubic feet o
space for each passenger must be provided
as well as life RATS. Once year the hull
boilers, etc, must be inspected, and n,
steamer can obtain clearance papers Jules
the law has been complied with. Tn
new law provides for two additional in
spectors, one for bulls and one for boilers
They report to the Supervising Inspector
General.
The o. and o. steamer Coptic has ar
rived from Hongkong. She encountered
typhoon in China sea and another on tn
Japanese coast on the 4th. Among he
! cabin passengers are W. Won Eisendecker
German Minister to Japan; Admira
Aslambegof, c. E. Delyon, German Con
sui at Nngata Baron Won Sie5old, Secre
tary of the Japanese Legation at Berlin
Chevalier S E. Carcano, italian Consul a
Yokohama FL. Won Siebold, Secretary G
the Austrian Legation at Toxic Admire
Aslembsrger, lately relieved of the com
mand Of the Russian Pacific squadron, an
who holds higher rank than any foreig
naval officer ever here. He is on a tour Q
the world.