Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-15
sAs FRANCISCO ITEMS.


Mayor Blake is quite ill at his residence,
having been overcome by the labor, anx-
iety and excitement of his recent CANVASS.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were 500, OBS 81,
making total since January LIST Of IS. O56,
256 81.
Toy Hong, domestic in the house at
60i Geary street, was arrested Monday
night and booked on four charges of petty
larceny, for having stolen clothing, trink-
cts, etc., from his employer.
The Robert Emmett Circle of the Fenian
Brotherhood will celebrate the fifteenth an
niversary of the Manchester martyrs, in
Irish. American Hall on the 23d instant, by
appropriate literary exercises.
Mayor Blake has reappointed R. C.
Ames Gas Inspector, subject to the ap-
prevail of the Board of Supervisors. The
appointment will hold for two years. Mr..
Ames has filed the position for the past
two years, and the Supervisors will proba.
bly, confirm his appointment at the meeting
this evening
Charles Belman, an engineer on the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad, was arrested Monday
on charge of obtaining S25 on a spurious
check on the Bark of California IRON Fl. C.
Knapp, collector for Fl. A. Bellmer, a
saloon-keeper. The check was signed by
81. Hyde, of Oakland, who had no funds
to his credit in the bank.
Judge Waymire has decided not to enter
upon the trial of any more cases, having
the Trip Duane and Kerr divorce cases
under advisement and being ready TO sur
render his seat to his successor. The opin-
ion of the Judges with full terms who were
not reelected is that their terms of office
viii expire on the first Monday in Janu.
airy, under the Harrison Act.
The resignation of Rev. John HeEphill,
as pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church, was announced from the pulpit
| Sunday, by authority of the Presbytery,
By Rev. w. A. Scott, Of st. Johns Pres
bYterian Church. The resignation of Mr.
Hemphill was voluntary, ard Mr.. Scott
announced that a meeting of the church
would be held Monday evening, to take
proper action with reference to obtaining
a successor.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco district for the first eleven
days of November were as follows
Spirits. Observation-Disclosures. 81 226
Tobacco ard cigars. Observation-Disclosures. Sc, AIS
MisceilanI GUS. ..............,.......... Las
Total November 1st to 11th slO0, 55i
July Isl to October 3lst. ............. 1896 $50
Total ......,................ 81, 4e7 8s4
Same time last year. AIS, 25S
General William Irvine, the we'll known
attorney, died very suddenly Sunday night
or IN Cb1lpnk HI, -
heart disease, as he hGd not been complain
ing at all of feeling i'll, and had spent ali
Of Sunday hunting in the tules above
Antioch. Ga his return, late. he felt very
faigued and laid down, but arose almost
Immediately gasping for breath. Assist.
ance was at once summoned, but lie died
shortly af.erward.
Captain William Fl. Koon Of the whaler
Louise was held to answer before the
United States Grand Jury by Commission
er Sawyer on Monday, on the charge OF
having beaten Ferdinand Hirsch, the car
penter, with his fists and knocked out
three of mis- teeth. Tue charge agains;
second mate Manter, of cruelty to the ship
carpenter, was dismissed after cx Examination.
the case against third mate Martin, for
assaaltlng the carpenter, was dismissed.
Judge Hunt has granted leave to the
Plymouth Congregational Society to
mortgage to the Hibernia Bank fer
$4,000 its newly acquired property on the
north side of Post street., east from Web.
ster, the representations being made to the
Court that the money was urgently needed
TO complete the church edifice in course OF
construction, costing $4,000, ON which
$751; 900 had been paid, the other s., 600
being the estimated cost of the furniture.
At the First Congregational Church on
Sunday memorial services were held CON-
memorative of the recent death of mem.
bers of the congregation, among the de-
parted being the Hon. B B. Redding and
Miss Clara Fitch. In the morning Rev.
Mr.. Barrows preached on the appropriate
subject, The Real Use of Sorrow" and
in the evening the Sunday-school partici-
pated in appropriate commemorative exe7.
ereises. Addresses in part eulogistic of the
lives of the departed members were deliv,
cred by Deacon Benchly, Superintendent Of
the Sunday.school, Mr.. Condict, and the
pastor.