Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-28

Heavy Judgment-More Struggled Goods
| State horticultural Society.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 9th. - The
Nevada Bank of San Francisco obtained
judgment to-day against VIM. f. Bsbcock
for the sum of S24, 557 "a.
1t was reported to-day that an additional
lot of opium, sixty silk handkerchiefs and a
quantity If silk cord. had been discovered
aboard the steamship Arabic. No arrests
have been made yet.
The following officers of the State Horti-
cultural Society for the ensuing year were
elected to-day. President, L. W. Hilgard
Vice President, A. L. Hatch; Secretary, Z.
J. Wickson; Treasurer, r. J. Trumball
Directors-James Shiun, w. II. Jessup. j.
Strewzel, w. b. West and NJ. Cooke.
Returning to Their Native Land-MOr.
tally Report.
SAN Francisco, October 27th.-Thirty.
three C, rtficatts were issued to departing
4 Chiramen to-day. They wi | return to their
native land on the steamship Arabic, which
will sail hence next Tuesday.
Judge Hunt has refused to grant the mo-
| ton of plaintiff in the case of the Supreme
| Council of the Order cf Chosen Friends vs.
John w. Shaetfer, for an investigation of the
books and accounts.
| The total number of deaths reported to the
| Health Office during the pact week was IS
56 males and 80 females AS against sc the
corresponding week of lssS year.
a Vessel Altached-Return from a Cruise
| SAN FRANCISCO, October 9th. - The
schooner Adrisnne, which arrived in ballast
to-day from Guaymas, had attachment papers
| for $40 coo filed against her here, and the
vessel was put 10 charge of the, United States
| Marshal. The claim is said to be sn old one,
which TIE vessels owners dispute.
The steam yacht Edith, formerly the
Brisk, has returned, with Captain a. NJ
| Simpson and psrty on board. from a cruise
| up north rs far as Gray's Hsrbor, near the
| mouth of the Columbia river. With the ex-
cep:ion of more or less rain, the party expe-
| rienced very pleasant trip.
A new steam whaier, companion to the
Bowhead. will probably be launched to-mor.
row at the shipysrd near Long Bridge. She
will be called the Orea.
suiciac-The Authors Carnival.
SAN Francisco, October 27sh.-A French
man named Graf Bernamsyon committed
| suicide last night at the Loyal Oak Hotel,
Alameda, by shooting himself through the
head with pistol. His death was instanta-
| necu'. He wrote q letter, wkicn stated ths.
he was ff1cted with an incurable disease
| and he thought the world better off without
| him.
The attendance tonight at the Authors
| Carnival was large-a most decided increase
| over that of previous nights, and the interest
| seems constantly augmenting. The financial
results of the Carnival, thus Far, have been
| very satisfactory. The Carnival will be con.
tinued through next week.
Another Milcsian Dividend.
SAN Francisco, October 27th.-The Bech.
tel Mining Company have levied an ssess.
nent of 10 cents share.
scarcity OF Sailors.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 27th.-There is
again complaint of q scarcity of able sra
men. Shipping masters complain OF dull
business, and it is feared there will be an
other deadlock similar to that of last Nav.
A few ships are already in port loaded and
ready for sea, but waiting for crew. Mas
tiers are dsily at the British Coneul's offics in
quest of discharged sea zen. The sailors of
the bark Brookvliie, ABANDONED az sea, are 10
be discharged, paid eff aud reshipped from
this port.
Hollis Held to Answer.
SAN Francisco, October 27th.-When q 9
case If William Hollis, charged with libsli g
Superior Ju6g, Hslsey, WIS called in tie
Police Court this morning. the prisoner
waived al examination. He Was held to
answer before the Superior Court by Judge
Rix, bail being fixed at 81 coo.
Peac maker Stabbed.
SAN Francisco, October 27th.-Patrick
Tarpsy tried 20 stop row between COM
pauions on Kearuy street, near Bush, at 5
o'clock this morning, and received for his
pains triangular stab Il inches deep, which
severed the cartilage Of tins ninth rib. TIE
! wounded man, wno was brought to the Cen
trail Hospital, refused to s:a'e who cut hin.
The A. NJ. 4. Conference.
SAN FRASoIsco. October 27sh-Tbe FL.
| tenth annual Conference OF the 4. III, L
Church Of California closed yesterday. Ap,
| pcintmec:s foe the eDsuiog year were
announced By the Bishop as follows: Union
8sthei Church. Powell street, r Seymour !:
81. Anjrfw'e Church, Sacramento, j. R.
Dorsey; Sbi!rh Chu.ch, Oakland. J. l..
| G. igsby Stockton, J. IL. w. West; Marys-
vile aud Grass Valley. j. f. Anderson Red
| Bluff !. d Chico. p. r Green Virginia and
| Carson, New. S. d. johnson: South San
| Francisco. Ba-nsy Fletcher; By Mission,
| Fielden S,nithei; Visaiia and MERGED. L. L..
Tappan; Watsonville ard San Jose, r T.
| Houston; Los Angsles under Union Bethel,
s. T. Il. Seymour; Alameda County Mis-
sion. J. II. Warren I; Eureka and Elko, New,
I. Deter; Missionary at Large. l. n. Trip.
| lett; Las Vegas, n. NJ J ,ha McWiliams ;
Salt Lake, U. T., to be supplied.
Argued and Submitted.
SAN Francisco, October 9th In the case
CT Ellen NJ. Gotten vs.. Leland Stanford, G.
| P. Huntington, Charles Croker and Wells,
| Fargo Co., the motion to strike out pr.
| tions Of the complaint was argued and sub
United before Judge Hunt to. day.
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A BANDITS JUBILEE HINDERED.-Ya ver
| Aga, the eminent Albanian brigand chief,
is just now much-to. be pitied man. He
| commenced business early In the year 1858,
ever since which time he has been actively