Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

County Clerk Wilder issued 232 marriage
certificates In November.
The Internal Revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for November last
amounted to S275, 337, against 1873, ia for
the same month last year.
The British ship British Merchant, from
London, reports that Carl Groskie, one of
the crew, died August Goth last, and was
buried at sea. He was native OF Ger
many, % years of age.
At o'clock Friday "a deaths were regis
tered for the week, as against l03 last
week. The deaths for the month will
probably be fifty more than for the core.
spending month of last year.
The police made $50 arrests last month,
of which $40 were for drunkenness, l72
were assaults of various grades, and 30 for
burglary, % for other felonies, while IT'S
indIgents were granted lodging at the city
prison.
The jury in the case of Leland Stanford
VS.. Matthew Nunap, ex.Sheriff, has rem
| dered verdict for plaintiff for sc, 4S3 u,
for furniture attached in an execution in
the case of Smith VS.. Smith, in 1877, and
which belonged to the plaintiff.
Edward Post. laborer, SO years old, a
native Of New York and unmarried, died
suddenly at an early hour Friday morning.
IN the rear of 629 Broadway, as supposed
from natural causes. The body was re.
moved to the Morgue, where an autopsy
will be made.
In the matter of the estate of Theodore
LIE Roy, deceased, on Wednesday counsel
for the male heirs read document signed
by Sallie Hinckley releasing all claim to
the estate, and Judge Finn ordered dis.
tribution of the personal property to Vic
tor, George and lie Roy. 1t is stated that
Miss HInckley received 500, 600 for the set-
Element.
During the past month fifty.four vessels
were cleared from California with -four and
| wheat. Three of the vessels took full car
goes OF flour. Seven other vessels took
mixed cargoes of -four and wheat. One
vessel took mixed cargo of barley and
wheat, mostly the former. One vessel was
loaded and cleared from San Diego, and
all the others were cleared from San Fran.
cisco.
Less than 800, 900 10 money and bullion
was shipped from this port last mouth.
The exact total was S39S S47. OF this
amount 1929, 54l went to Hongkong.
Sl6l, los to New York, and SIS. 200
to Auckland. The last named was
the sworn value of 10000 Chile dol
lars. Tn re was no fine silver
shipped to China and only 500, 500 to New
York. Other remittsnces to New York
consisted of 8 COS in fine gold, $50, 300 in
gold coin, $40, 800 in silver coin, and $780,
600 in currency. The shipments to Hong.
kong embraced 1854, SSS in Mexican dol
lars, 81. 533 in gold coin, and 81 100 in
gold dust.
Shortly before o'clock Friday morning
it was reported to the police that a man.
seemingly in dying condition, was stand.
ing on the corner Of Clay and Kearny
streets. Officer Barnes was sent to bring
him to the City Hospital, and found him
resting against post on the corner of the
streets named On being taken to the
hospital ne stated that he was a carpenter,
and that his name was Andrew Jackson
Shelley. DIR. Stsmbauga, after examining
him, pronounced that he was suffering from
the asthma. He was placed in one of the
cots to await transportation to the County
Hospital, but died suddenly at quarter to
10 o'clock. His body was removed to the
Morgue. The deceased was pioneer Cali
fornian, native of Pennsylvania, so years
OF age, and unmarried.