Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-15
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

During June the arrivals in San Fran.
cisco were: By sea, 4 GA; by rail, 4 9l5.
Departures, by sea, 1879; by rail, 3, 79l.
For the half Of the current year the ar
rivals were By sea, "a, Ill; departures,
5 sic gain, Is, 295 arrivals by rail, b.
GIG; departures, Is, 23S gain, 9,67S total
gain, 1898.
Recently Judge Sawyer. of the United
States Circuit Court, rendered judgment
for the plaintiff in the case of f. FL. Fisher
ct al. VS.. Richard Haskins ct al, enjoining
the defendants from using certain improve
ment in patent giant nozzle. a rehearing
was granted, and Thursday Justices Field
and Sawyer heard the case in bank.
The number OF fine vessels that have re.
Gently been built at the ship. yards in San
Francisco is much larger than would at
first be supposed; and those at present on
the stocks nearing completion, together
with the orders that have been received by
the builders, will furnish the large forces
employed at the several ship-yards with
work for a long time to come.
An unknown man was found in an un-
conscious state, lying on the pavement in
front of the Clay.street restaurant, Thurs
day evening about 10 o'clock, by officer
Rankin. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where it was discovered that he
was suffering from opium poisoning. A
stomach pump was brought into requisi-
ton, and restoratives given the man, but
at late hour he was still unconscious.
On Wednesday the United States reve-
nue. cutter Richard Rush. having on board
DIR. George W. Woods, U. S. n, attached
to Mare Island Navy Yard, Medical Di-
rector DR.. Sutherland, and other surgeon,
visited the several islands in the bay with
view to selecting a suitable quarantine
ground. The cruise was made by direc-
ton of the National Board of He,lth,
which, having only advisory powers, will
recommend that the Government set apart
permanently for quarantine purposes what.
ever place may be selected by the gentle
men named.
The whaling schooner Indian Pearl, just
arrived from the South and East Indian
seas, gives the following extracts from her
log: May 9TH, at Ponapi, Ascension
Islands, whaling bark Palmetto, Trip,
with 500 barrels sperm oil since leaving
New Bedford whaling bark Europa,
Baker, $50 barrels sperm since leaving
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fitting out for cruise. She also announces
having picked up in latitude degrees 10
minutes north, longitude III degrees east,
on eastern edge of the Polynesian Archi-
pelago, life preserver belonging to British
ship Oakworth, of Liverpool, England.
The United States steamer Iroquois is
now in port, taking in supplies, preparatory
to sal ing to join the South Pacific squad.
ron, whittier she has been ordered. Her
officers are: Commander, j. II. Sands
Lieutenant. Commander, G. H. Stockton
Leutenants, F. w. Crocker and n. Z.
Niles; Masters, j. G. Freeman and w. f.
Halsey; Ensigns, J. G. Gilmore, H. o.
Dunn, G. w. Denfeld, A. w. Grant and
Simon Cook; Midshipman, P. L. Drayton !;
Surgeon, j. w. Ross Past Assistant Pay
master, j. E. Cam Chief Engineer, G.. L
Maccarthy; Assistant Engineers, G. C.
Kleckner and F. II. Bailey; First Lieu.
tenant Marines, Fl. c. Fisher Pay Clerk,
j. j. PattisoD.
At meeting Of the boot and shoe deal
ers and leather dealers, motion was made
to appoint committee to prepare and re.
port pledge within ten minutes, to be
signed by all the members of the Associa-
ton. An amendment, to include a con-
stitution and bylaws in their report, was
offered. On these motions a protracted
debate followed, a portion of the members
deeming 1t Inexpedient to present pledge
to the m RS at the present time. 1t
was also Maintained that a constitution
and bylaws could not be prepared in ten
minutes, nor in time to report at the meet.
ing. The motion and amendment were
withdrawn, and on motion the Chair ap-
pointed committee to prepare and report
constitution aud bylaws at the next meet
ing of the Association.