Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-11
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Aleck Hanson, confined for drunkenness,
attempted suicide on Sunday.
Adelina Patti was received with great
enthusiasm by the italian residents Sunday
morning.
The duties paid on foreign imports at
San Francisco in February were the small
est in over three years.
The San Francisco Bar Association has
under consideration proposition to estab.
lsh library for private use.
The City Surgeon was kept busy Satur-
day night mending the broken specimens
of humanity that were brought in.
The receipts for duties at the Custom.
house for the past week were $685. 7S 81,
making total since January LIST of 81 097,.
49, "a.
Pere Hyacinthe, wife and child are stop
ping at the Palace Hotel. The distin.
guighed divine comes TO the coast for the
purpose Of sounding the people on his
proposition TO establish a strong Gallican
Church.
The passenger movement at San Fran
cisco Tor the month of February, 1884, was
as follows Arrived-By rail, 8, 4j3 by
sea, G5l. Daparsed-By rail, .657 by
sea, l,925. Total arrivals, 4, l04 depart.
ures, .. 925.
There ar5 now eleven wheat vessels in
the stream, four Of which are yet to take
out their clearance papers. Seamen have
been scarce OF late, and this has. delayed
some vessels that ought TO have heen of
several days ago.
Attorney General Marshall is expected
30 leave for Washington next Monday.
The records in the six tax cases are ready,
and they will go up also case to test
the liability of the companies for interest,
penalties and attorneys fees.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the police
of this city to prohibit Chinese lotteries,
operation, drawing and distributing prizes
twice each day TO following of not less
than 1000 white people and twice or three
times that number Of Chinese.
Sheriff Connolly has been appointed re.
ceiver OF the assets of the firm of Z. Det-
rick & Co., the California street bag deal
ers, who failed about a month ago. SaEur-
day he fled nds in $500 900. with Cor,
don Sloss, General Thomas J. Clunie and
Joseph MeDonough as sureties. They each
qualified in $780, 600.
DR.. Toy presents to The Board of Super
yisors the following statement of the cost
Of maintaining lepers during tho months of
January and February: Subsistence,
S49l 65; salaries, $3.50 fuel, S44 forage,
etc, SS4 % lights, etc, 81 33 medi.
cines, etc, S2l Is; clothing, IS 50 tel
ephone, 81 II. Total, 81. l0I 6S.
Judge Edmunds has made an order that
T. Hasselbach, who was recently relea ed
from the matrimonial bonds which bound
him to Inc seven. times married Mary A.
Hassebaeb. shall pay to her $3.50 counsel
fees and $40 montA as alimony, pending
Mary IS appeal from the Judgment of the
Court under which I. HasEelbach was
granted q divorce.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for the week end.
ing March Ssh, were as follows:
Beer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Spirits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 iOI
Tobacco aud ''gais. .--'..-.-.''......'''. L lg6
Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures. CTS
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $40 COS
Previously since Jaly lst....,.....,.... 2,o5S30l
Total July l, 1855, to March s. 1854 81 os2 So9
Mayor Bartlett, Horace Davis aad Moses
Heller have made g FINAL report of the col
lections and distributions of the Ohio River
Flood Relief Fund. The total amount re-
ceived from the various sources was 81, 54S.
The money has been distributed SIS follows !:
Portsmouth, O., $1,000; Jeifersonyille,
Ind, $1,000; Augusta, Ky, $1,000;
Middleport, o $1,000; Mayor of Louis.
vile on behalf of Uniohtown, CSseyville,
Smithland and Raleigh, sill in Kentucky,
s., 100; Ripley, O., SAL 65; sundry ex.
penges, Sc 70; total, 81, 54S 40.