Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-31

cation held its annual meeting to-dzy, and
from the report of the officars the society is
in very prosperous condition,
IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
this evening at Irish-American Hall by
Branch Nc. of the Irish National Land
League. The Secretary of the meeting stated
that Branch Leagues had been organized at
Banicia and Salinas City also that OConnor
had delivered an address at Bsnicia, and
81, coo had been subscribed for the cause.
The Secretary announced that 1000 was re.
ceiyed at the joint lectures of O'Connor ard
Healy in this city. The appeal for contribu-
tons had been literally responded to.
SUICIDE.
Charles L. Scofsld, a native of Brunswick,
Me-, aged As years, committed suicide this
evening at his residence on Louisa street by
taking dose of poison
INFIDEL CELEBRATION.
The Tom Paine Association celebrated the
anniversary of the birth of the great advo-
cate of free thought this evening at Charter
Oak Hall. There was large attendance.
Several addresses were made and interesting
exercises held.
ANSWER WITHDRAWN AND DISCLAIMER FILED.
A. a. Cohen and j. P. Hoge, counsel for
the city of Oakland, withdrew the answer Of
their client to day in the suit of G. p. Hunt
ingson W.. the city of Oakland, and filed a
disclaimer signed by the Mayor and Council.
This brings the water front litigation to an
end for the present.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Local bankers report good demand for
money at steady rates.
The Reno club won the Sunday base ball
natch with the Nationals by to 8.
The amount received in Tax Collector
Grsdy's office uring the last week was about
81, 800
Four vessels arrived here frem Europe
Sunday, three Of them bringing CT al, and the
other cargo of steel rails.
Last night (Monday) the admirers of Thos.
Paine celebrated the l49.h anniversary of his
birth at Charter Oak Hall.
Sailors are again reported scarce, and sew
eral ships are lying in the stream loaded, uL-
able to sail for want of crews.
The indications are that White AMI Nc.
Granahan will have the greatest success as re-
vivalists yet achieved in San Francisco.
The receipts fer duties at the Custom house
for the past week were Sll3, 577 SO, making
total since January LIST of S517, 400 q.
a Spaniard residing On O'Farrell street
near Hyde, was run over by Geary street
dummy Sunday evening and badly injured.
During row among gang of hoodlums
on Twenty-fourth street, Cd Saturday night,
Jack Shay was stabbed in the left cheek by
William Shackleton, who was arrested and
charged with an assault to murder.
Henry Martin was found on the sidewalk
on Market street, near Stockton at 6 o'clock
Sunday morning, suffering from q broken
nose and severe conclusions, but when. where
and how he received them he could not state.
John Kelly was attacked by a couple of
footpads en- Market street, near Sansome,
Sunday night and on Offering resistance to
their efforts to rob him, was struck over the
head with slungshot, receiving scalp
wound.
T. is said that veteran San Francisco
theatrical manager. who was East recently,
was trying to tell some New Workers how
broad our Van Ness avenue was. He did
not exactly know the dimensions. but assured
them that it was a perfect colossus of roads.
The amounts received at the two Grand
Opera House entertainments for the benefit
of the Irish Land League, and at which
| O'Connor and Healy spoke, viii be about
| 81 coo net, the expenses being about 500.
| The sum of s., 500 has been cabled to Patrick
| Egan in Paris.
| Sunday evening, shortly after 8 o'clock, Rs.
| phael AsZu, a young man about "A years OF
sge, while attempting to board the Geary
street car near the corner of Hyde, the car
| being in motion, missed his footing and fell
to the ground. His right leg was thrust nm
| der the car in such manner that the car
wheels run over it, completely fracturing the
| bone.
| The internal revenue receipts in this dis
| trict last week were as follows Lists (bank
taxea), S74, 626 ]; tax paid for spirit stamps,
$40, 399 cigars and tobacco, S19,665; beer,
| So, sos miscallan eous, S316 total, S142 SI1 ::
previously since July LIST, $2,095, S77; total
July l, 1881, to January IS, 1882. 81, 23S, 1SS.
| The total since January l, 1882, is S3SS. 741,
| against 1854, 700 for the same time in 1881
and S32S. 500 for the same time in 1880.
Thomas W. Chinn, with the firm of Will
| lam T. Coleman & Co., and Miss Lille
Smoot, daughter of Hon. d. L. Smoot, were
married on Thursday afternoon at o'clocs,
at St. Johns Presbyterian Church Rev. DR..
| Scott performed the marriage ceremony. The
bridesmaids were Miss Hattie Smoot, Miss
Virgie Smoot, Miss Bessie Huey and Miss
Julia James. The groom's attendants were
Messrs Edward W. Coleman, DR.. S. Wor-
sham, Walter E. Rountree and Walter e.
Graves. At the home of the brides PAL rents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chinn received their friends.
| According to the circular of White & Lis
SAX, the available supply Of wheat bags in
this market in 1881 was 6,097. 500 This il
cludes stock of Z, S92, 500 carried over from
1880 and $3.50, 600 made by the Oakland fac
tory in November and December, 1880, thus
reducing the importations for 1881 to 3d.
455, 600. The stock of Oakland, Calcutta and
Dundee wheat bags in all the warehouses of
the city on the 1st of January, 1882, was 16.,
9S4, O00 This shows that the consumption Of
wheat bags here in 1881 was 29,313, 900, ex.
elusive of the second use of bags emptied at
the local mills. As the ordinary wheat bag
taken for consumption last year must have
sacked So 600 600 centaIs of wheat,