Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-01
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twenty-five thousand persons visited
Odd Fellows Cemetery Wednesday, to
decorate soldiers graves.
The Pacific Clubs new rooms, in the
Lent Building. corner of Poat and Dupont
streets, were thrown open TO members
Wednesday.
James Laughlin, resident of Liver
more, fell on the pavement Of Clara lane
street Wednesday and ran spike into his
head, which resulted in his death.
Our whest shippers have done better for
the past month than they did in April, as
fourteen vessels have been cleared against
have been for account of Europe.
The City of Peking arrived Thursday
morning, from Hongkong May 5th, from
Yokohama May 18th. The steamer brings
$50, 4S0 in treasure, IT'S Chinese, and q very
valuable consignment OF opium. The Chi
nese go north.
Detectives are still quietly searching for
the companion of Harry Edwards, safe
breaker, czptured at Lachman's store
Wednesday morning. The officers have a
clue which they expect will result in the
capture of the fugitive.
Notwithstanding that the amount of bail
required in boti the cases of Gray and
O O'Brien, of Harbor Commission fraud noto.
riety, was recently reduced TO a compare
lively small amount, neither has succeeded
ia securing sureties on his bond.
Eleven Chinese passengers on the British
bark Glenelg have been released, parties
having in each case put up bonds of 81 600.
They must leave this port after the sailing
of the two steamers or the same will be
forfeited. There are also number of
women on board who want TO land, claim
ing to be wives of Chinese merchants.
VIM. H. Lorentzsn, late officer of the
City Of Toxic, was buried Wednesday af-
ternoon. The entire crew of the City Of
Toxic and many officers and men of the
City of New York and other Pacific Mail
steamers now in port were present to do the
last homage to deceased. Commodore JEFF.
Mauly and officials of the company were
in the church.
Owen Brady, of the political firm of
Brady & Mannix, died Thursday morning
at O'clock, at his residence in this city.
Deceased was a native of Marlborough,
County Cavan, Ireland, 45 years Of age.
He landed in New York when quite boy,
and came TO California twenty-seven years
ago. He leaves wife, but no children.
Mr.. Brady at one time was quite power
in local Democratic circles.
The sale OF reserved seats for the single
concerts of the Thomas festival is progress
ing in most satisfactory manner, both to
those persons whose love Of music begets
the hope that these festivals may become
permanent organizations that viii place
San Francisco on an equality music@lly
with the leading cities Of the East, and also
TO the management. The demand for seats
in the city is exceptionally large, while
many applications for seats and boxes are
received daily from parties residing at a
distance, indicating that the interest is not
wholly local one.
Joseph Salvador, the Portuguese who was
brought TO the Central Hospital Wednes-
day afternoon, attempted suicide at
o'clock Thursday morning, by stabbing
himself in She back of the neck with a
sharp pointed case knife. The wound is
slight. He was cent from the Central
Hospital to the County Hospital on. the
l9.h, suffering from intermittent fever,
and discharged. Wednesday he was
again found in the street in dazsd condi-
ton. He is supposed to be a gardener near
San Leandro. He will be taken before tha
Commissioners of Lunacy.