Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-24
sAN FRANCISCO ITzms.

The Coptic carried to China on Saturday
l72 Chinese passengers. There were five
who obtained certificates who did not 90.
The receipts for duties at the Custom.
house for the past week were S97, SCI go,
making total since January lst of S.
| 63S, l76 Is.
Nothing has yet been heard of Annie
Mooney, who was lost Sunday, the 18th
instant, at a picnic of the Carpenters
Union at Belmont.
Charles Goodall, George G. Perkins and
Millen Griffith have purchased the land
formerly occupied by Dfckie's shipyard be.
yond Long Bridge, and will there erect a
refinery for whale oil. About S2Q0, 600 will
be invested.
A secret meeting of the telegrsphers is
held every afternoon. a grand benefit is
to be rendered the strikers next Sunday
evening at the Grand Opera House, when
an appropriate piece, 'The Long Strike, y
viii be presented.
The steamer City of Rio de Jsneiro ar
rived in port Monday morning, twenty
seven days from Hongkong and seventeen
days from Yokohama. She brings besides
her usual cargo of merchandise, Sc, 500 in
treasure, and 100 Chinese in the steerage.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco district for the week ending
July Dist were as follows
6eer: .-.----.---............... lo4
Splrlts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 336S9
Tobacco and cigars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
'ilscelaiisous. '......-..........a..--. 995
Total Total-....:...............,.........--.. s58,2I2
Previously since July lst... ........... iO2,273
Total July lst to July 2lst st........... Sl55,4e5
Police officer John Shelters on Monday
afternoon was arrested on Z charge of as
sault with 3 deadly weapon. About 7
P NJ Sunday Shelters called at boarding.
house on the San Brnno road, kept by one
Hagiick, 10 arrest Chris. Baker, who had
assaulted HaglicA, threatening TO kill him.
Baker resisted arrest and ran. Shelters
pursued, and called to him to stop several
tirnes. As Baker gained on him, be fred
his pistol into the ground to frighten him.
The ball glanced and struck boy named
Edwards in the thigh. The boy was taken
to the hospital The ball has not yet been
removed.
Marcus D. Borpck, Journalist 20 the
Triennisl Committee, h5s adopted sys-
tem whereby the average bum or
tramp" will not be able 10 gain admission
to the CUnclaye entertainments by simply
using the talismaric word "press. Mr..
Boruck has caused 20 be printed card
which is TO be issued only 20 those bearing
credentials from the paper TO be repre-.
aented by the holder. Mr.. Boruok keeps
a record OF every newspaper represented
and the accredited party representing it.
He has only 20 turn to his record to make
assurance doubly sure that the party ap-
plying is of the right stamp. It not, he
will be sent to fright about "
Another example of the schemes resorted
to by the Chinese to evade the Restriction
Act came to light Saturday afternoon, re-
sulting in the arrest of two Cinnamon at
tsched to the stewards department Of the
steamship Coptic. These Cinnamon, who
have managed to get ashore, went to the
Custom-honee and obtained certificates,
after which they again stole on board. f,
Ciprico, Custom-house officer, who kseps
minute description of all Chinese attaches
of vessels, would not allow them TO again
land. II. A. Brown, Deputy Surveyor,
being informed of the circumstances, or
dered their arrest-she first here under the
provisions of the Restriction Act. The
prisoners will be taken before The United
States Commissioner, It is thought the
charge viii not hold good, as the Chinese
VIXEN arrested were on ap English vessel.