Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-09
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

An additional defalcation of S3,7l3 by
Gray has been discovered.
Abraham Livingston, father Of the pres.
emit Coroner, died Saturday.
Clara Rennick, shot in beer dive, is
low nearly restored to health, sand has left
the hospital.
Tax Collector Grady reports that the ex-
penses of his Office during the month of
March amounted to 81, 920 l3.
The railroad company has settled for
$40, 600 the suit of Mrs. Waterhouse for
the death of her husband in the Tehachapi
disaster.
The Grand Commandery, f. and A. NJ,
of the State of California, will meet in the
Masonic building at 10 o'clock next We'd
nesday morning.
On Monday the Public Administrator
and the attorneys of the late Thomas I'll.
Blythe will open the safe which is supposed
to contain the dead capitalists will.
The report of the Superintendent of the
Industrial School for March shows that S
boys and girls were committed 8 were
discharged total number remaining April
LIST, 157.
1t has been aecertained that the late
Thomas III. Blythe was native of Bahia.
| farm, Denbighshire, North Wales, and was
educated in the grammar school at Ruthin,
in the same county.
Thirty certificates have been Issued to
date to Chinese passengers for Honolulu by
the steamship City of Sydney, and 81 to
passengers for Hongkong by the Arabic.
The total number issued 60 far is G, 343.
Ninety.four deaths in this city during
the week ending April 9th are reported by
Secretary John Hoesch of the Health De-
partment. Males, S.; females, Sc; ma
tives OF the Pacific coast, Is; of other
parts of the Union, % and 43 were for
eigu born.
The sixteenth months baby of Rose
Griffin, which was detained by Mrs. Quinn
at 1917 Market street as security for a
board bill of SOL, was awarded to the care
of its mother by Judge Sullivan Friday
afternoon, on a writ Of habeas corpus.
Mrs. Quinn failed to appear and contest
| for possession of the infant.
| The office of the immigration Associa-
ton reports the arrival of ], 07S immigrants
| for the week ending Saturday. OF this
number 700 came by the Central Pacific
Railroad and 359 by the southern route.
Eight hundred and thirty.eight of these
are males and $40 females. A number are
married men who come out in advance Of
their families. The major portion will, it
! is believed, remain in this State.
Preparations for the Thomas musical
festival in June are being made with all
the thoroughness that even Mr.. Thomas
himself would wish, and the great musical
event is awaited with as much and perhaps
more enxiety by the participants than by
the public. The latter, however, has
shown an unusual interest in the festival,
and the subscription list contains the
names of very many men of wealth and
culture.
b. Heber Cross, fourteen years of age,
by guardian, has fled complaint in the
Superior Court to recover $780, 900 from
the Central Pacific Railroad Company, and
for cause of action alleges that on Novem.
Der 8, 1878, he was elected from sleeping
car belonging to the defendant by colored
porter with such force that he became un.
conscious and was thereafter i'll for many
months, also that his mind and bodily
health have since been impaired.