Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-18

IL ls supposed to be the remains OF Charles
Baud, young man who disappeared from
that vicinity about fourteen months ago.
Mortality Report Zeal Estate Sale -
Xoung women's Christian Ass0ciaIion
| -Chinese Certificates.
SAN Francisco, November 17tb.-During
the week l06 deaths were reported at the
! Health Offlce-62 males ard A femalas-as
| against IS FOR the CORE p 1ndiBg week of last
year. There were % deaths in public insti.
| tutions.
The sale of the Williams block, fronting
| los feet on Market street, is reported. Mrs.
| Coleman is said TO be the purchaser. The
consideration is variously given at from $780,.
600 to 100000.
| A meeting of the Young Women's Chris
tan Association was held to-day, for the pur-
pose of organization. TIE plan of action il
TO secure new and better quarters. It was
resolved to purchase lot somewhere between
Mission and Howard, and First and Third
streets, and build house thereon.
Twenty-One certificates were issued to-day
| at the Custom. house to Cinnamon who are on
the eve Of departing from the State Total
number OF certificates issued up to date, 4, 022.
Missing ship spoken-RouSh Passage.
SAN FRANCISCO, November l7th. = The
British ship Nebo, which was disabled some
time ago off the Colrmbia river bar. was
spoken in latitude So 6 north and longitude
l23' II L west by the British ship Montgom-
eryshire, which arrived here to-day from
England The tug Pioneer. from Astoria,
went out in search of tina vessel after she was
dam aged, for the purpose Of towing her to
San Francisco, but failed to fad her. Her
damage was confued to the rigging, which
was not heavy. Repairs were DOUBTLESS made
while the ship was proceeding on her voyage.
The schooner w. H. Stevens, which arrived
here to-day from Humboldt, encountered
heavy gale in coming down, during which
she lest her jibboom and sustained other
damage.
a Profitable Cruise-Body Identificd-The
Racing Meeting.
SAN Francisco, November 17th.-It ia
said that the net profits on the cruise of the
ehalei Hunter, which has recently returned
from the Arctic, will reach $50 coo
The BODY of the young man found near
Oakland Wednesday has been Identified as
that of John A. Fisher. A bullet hole was
IN his head and one in his stomach He left
his home last Monday to meet milkman
near Frnitvale. No cause is assigned for the
suicide. Deceased resided at No. 427 Twen-
ty Second street, San Francisco.
Tomorrow will be the third day of the
meeting of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse
Association. There are Indications of fair
will embrace several exciting and closely con-
tested races.
Meeting CT FreehOiders.
SAN Francisco, November l7tb.-The
Freeholders elected under the provision OF
sbe Constitution 70 revise the charter Of San
Francisco held their first meeting tonight.
The board was called to order by John S.
II lger, who temporarily occupied the chair.
Ga calling the roll, the followi, g Freehoiders
were present: A. j. Bryant, Robert TobiD,
George P. Marye. Jr, John f. Swift,
n. B. Stone. r. J. Wilson. I. ?.
Rankin, William f. McNutt, James b.
Stetsou, Fisher Anes, j. l.. Hager, Charles
koehler and P. Harrington. Absent, w. c.
Barnett. Subsf quently J. 5. Hsger was
elected President of the Board, and E. A I.
Morley Secretary. a committee of three on
order Of business was appointed. After con-
siderable preliminary discussion, the meeting
Adjourned until tomorrow evening, when the
! Committee on O-der OF Business will report
O general plan proposed for amending and re-
Vising the city charter.
Lawyers funeral.
SHASTA, November I7ch.-The funeral Of
josiah O'Nesl, prominent member of the
Shasta county bar, took place here to-day,
and was an imposing stfsif.