Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

There are 1857 patients in the City and
County Hospital.
The price of refined fugar in ths city
has been marked down ic all round. This
IS the first change since June Goth.
The lovers who live upon the earn.
ings of courtesans are deserving the city in
large numbers, owing to the recent raids OF
the police.
the receipts for duties at the Custom.
house for the past week were S204, SIG "a,
making a total since January LIST of S..
1884 GA.
The investigation of the death of Mira,
Annie Masterson, reported beaten to death
by her husband, shows that the woman
died of chronic alcoholism.
The Clyde, which left for Panama Sat.
urday morning, carried three Chinese pas.
seDgers and forty-one Cinnamon in her
crew. They were all provided with Ger.
tificates.
The affidavit of Carrie Bradley, charging
Chief Lappeus, of Portland, with being
bribed, is not believed here. 1t was on a
telegram from Lappeus that the woman was
arrested here.
The habeas corpus case of All Sing,
sailor on the steamer City of Sydney, is on
trial before the Circuit Court. 1t is claimed
that he was in the country before the treaty
went into effect, and that he had a right
to return to this country on the same
steamer.
The Internal Revenue receipts in this
district last week were as follows:
Spirits ...................... ss3. oss
Beer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890
Tobacco ....--...........-.... 1851
Miscellaneous ...,.............. 1,0So
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 696
freVousIy since July lst................ Dos, 2s5
Total July LIST TO August 10Th ... 1914. 9sl
The flagship of Commodore Farragut at
the memorable passage of the New Orleans
forts-the Hartford-is now on her way to
this port. She is to take the place of the
Pensacola, the present flagship on the
North Pacific station, and as soon as she
reaches Panama, where the Pensacola is
now stationed, Admiral Balch will transfer
his flag to her. The historic ship will then
sail for San Francisco. The Pensacola is
to go out of commission, and it is reported
is to be condemned as unfit for further
service.
The conference of railroad managers,
which has been going on in the Townsend
street building during the week, was ad.
journed Saturday, and Messrs Stubs and
Shelby have gone to Monterey. Thus far
the conference has been conversational
only. and nothing definite has been settled.
On Friday the talk was confined to the
Montana and Northern Territorial traffic,
Mr.. Stubs endeavoripg to represent the
interest of the San Francisco merchants in
that trade. The conference viii be re-
sumed this week. Mr.. Shelby is Assist.
ant General Freight Agent of thu Union
Pacific. The Southern Pacific is MT rep.
resented in the conference.
Maggie Hamilton, the wife of the no.
torious Charles Hamilton, who is wanted
at Portland in connection with the murder
in Carrie Bradley's bagnio, was thought
into the City Prison Sunday Afternoon in a
state of intoxication, and made tie cor.
-ridors of ths priso:s> resound With her
shrieks rnd wailings. The unfoaunate
woman, who, when she married Haniltop,
was the possessor of $40, 900, was taken
into the hospital for treatment, where It
was discovered that her worldly posss ssions
consisted of an ulster, hat, boots sn6. etock.
ings. She begged piteoudly for mo phine,
and an anasthesic was given her to relieve
her suffsrings.
Chief Crowley has filed with, the Super.
visors his annual report. The syrests dur.
ing the year have aggregated 25,.69, of
of which | ,075 were for drunkennee, and
1865 for battery. There were l7g arrests
for burglary in the first degree, and DO for
burglary in the second degree; KEEPING
gambling house, IA: visiting. S44 grand
larceny, les pe.sit larceny, $50 murder,
%; attempted murder, l07 Granddaughter,
8; violating pure-air law, l,4S4 robbery,
los; attempted robbery, Is; violating
Sunday law, l,045. There were d. ring
the year l,676 dodgers at the City Prison.
The amount of property reported stolen or
lost during the year is SS7, 1913 10, of which
property valued at $50, 309 60 has been re.
covered. Eighty-eight disorderly saloons
were closed, and 603 stray children were
restored to their parents.