Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-28
SAN FRANCISCO 1rKms.

Some new discrepancies have been found
in ex-Wharfnger Quirk's accounts.
The regular steamers for Victoria will
hereafter sail every seven days, instead of
every ten days.
Park Commissioners Pixley and Rosen-
field have raised 81, 900 for the care of
Golden Gate Park.
Judgment has been rendered for plaintiff
in the suit of Insurance Commissioner
knight vs. Maynard.
The spring exhibition of the San Fran.
cisco Art Association was successfully
opened Thursday night.
The schooner Two Brothers, ashore at
Bodega Bay, was offered at auction Fri.
day. There were no bidders.
The License Committee OF the Supervi-
sors will report favorably upon regulation
governing street.car drivers and engineers.
John F. Fairfield, one of the Gray Har-
Dor Commission swindlers, has been held
in 81, 600 bonds to answer before the Su-
perior Court.
Woo All Fook, who killed Chong Kim
Lung on January 18th in quarrel about
coal, has been allowed to plead guilty to
manslaughter.
The jury in the case of William Reilly,
for the robbery of Patrick Macdonald, for
which Happy Jack Harrington was sent to
Folsom, have failed to agree.
New schedules for the water bills for
July, in accordance with the Shirley or
der, are now being prepared at the eompa-
ny's Office. They will show general re-
duction.
At the meeting of the Directors of the
Veterans Home, the contract for building
the Home was awarded, Directors Backus
and Kinne resigned, and an endowment
offer was read.
The losses by James E. Ehrlich, the alb
sconding stockbroker, aggregate So. 900.
One party who loses $1,000 was to have
put $4,000 in the business on May lst.
Ehrlich was engaged to an estimable lady
here.
There was brilliant wedding at Trinity
Church Thursday. The contracting par
ties were Dr. Richard A. Urghart, attached
to the receiving ship Independence, and
Lizzie Lander, sister of Mrs. Joseph g.
Eastland.
Joseph Paddock, of Dry creek, Kern
COuHbyy al iuscihScut oppCaiiuB HAL VI ~,
was found asphyxiated in room of the
International Hotel Friday. He arrived
from Fresno, and at night blew out the
gas. Deceased was evidently en- route to
Portland, Or.
Hattie Leonard, aged so years, died sud-
denly Thursday night at the County Jail,
where she has been serving q sentence of
thirty days for drunkenness. Deceased
came to San Francisco from Australia
about ten years ago, and here her life has
been continual debauch. Her dissipation
resulted in consumption, from which it is
supposed she died.
The Blythe case came up before Judge
Finn, Of the Probate Department of the
Superior Court, again Friday morning, all
the attorneys for the various contestants
being present. Judge Finn stated that he
had decided it not to be necessary to issue
special letters of administration on the
estate, the authority granted Public Ad-
ministrator Roach being sufficient to enable
him to collect the rents and generally sub
serve the interests of the estate.
The new steam whaler Bahama sailed
Thursday morning for the Arctic on her
frat voyage. She was in command of
Captain Bauldry, and has aboard, all told,
forsy.three men. The building, equipment
and quick departure Of the Balana are
considered one Of the wonders of modern
shipbuilding. Her keel was laid in Dickie
Brothers ship yard, near Long Bridge, on
January 29th, and yesterday, only eighty
eight days after, she sailed for actual SER
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