Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-09
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The total expenses OF the AlmShouse for
March were $3.50 IS
Lee, the olr>man, left this city for the
East 'ast week. He will make short stay
in Chicago, and then 20 10 New York.
Louis jacobson, a native of Germany,
married, aged - years, was found dead in
the cellar of his srcsidence Monday morning
Manager Mcneil says Nuldoon lies big
ger than a mule, and that the wrestler has
probably made about $4,000 in California
The receipts for duties ut the Custom
house for the past week were Sl13.9Oj g,
making total since january l>t of 81 sos
or 50.
During the past week SOS immigrant, or.
rived in this State in charge of the lmmi-
grafton Society, besides some who werc de
laycd on the road.
Timothy Chandler, an cniploye OF Jae-ls
company, was asphyXiated Monday morn
ing while at work ON some fixtures lu
building opposite the Postotficc
Only two Of the Chinese passengers on
the City of Toxic Will petition the United
States District Court for permission to land
Both have Consular certificates, and they
claim to have been formerly merchants in
this city.
The trial of James Rourke. the Custom
house officer who was arrested for Cousplr-
ing to Smugglc opium from the steamship
Arabic on October II, 1852, was concluded
Monday, and the prisoner found guilty
Judge Hoffman ordered the defendant 10
appear upon next Thursday.
At the annual election of the Bohemian
Club, held Monday, the iollowing-named
were elected officers President. Stuar, Nj
Taylor; Nicc-PreSident, Joseph y FED
ding; Treasurer, Raphael Well: Secretary.
Horace G. Platt. DirectorS-Jo>eph il H.
Irwin, Samuel OSbourne. George ". Spen-
Ger, Henry WadSworth, Fred YATES
1t is said that Miss Mclaughlin. the nelce
of Charles Mclaughlin. viii Withdraw ne,
contest to the will Of the late millionaire
\ compromise has been effected between
herself and the widow of the capitalist.
whereby She is to receive a portion of the
property. The other conteSting heirs-ry,o
sisters and brothcr-will continue their
opposition.
The San Francisco Mint was further en-
gagged on Hawaiian coins last month. hay
ing made $4,000 in half-dollarS and $4,000
in dimes for King Kalakaua These are
the first Hawaiian dimes ever made The
first Hawaiian dollars were made i'm Feb
ruary. All the denominations called for
by the Hawaiian Government nave now
been manufactured
Mudoon, the wrestler, left this city On
Friday last for Los Angeles and New Or
leans. Before his departure he stated thar
the financial result of all the wrestling
matches in which he had participated on
this coast was $4,000, of which his share
apprONimated SO 600. 1t is stated that ne
intends to return to this city in the course
of some two months.
The shipments Of coin through the mails
at San Francisco for the quarter ending
March 81, 1884, were rs follows
IN january $500
IL, In IIa5 SOQ0
s7l 500
The amount is much smaller than was ex-
pected. It is evident that silver certificates
have been more freely used for remittances
10 the East than last year.
\ strong odor of gas. issuing from the
room OF Robert Hines, Tuesday morning
caused an entrance to be forced when the
room was found to be filed with gas from
the burner which was turned on while the
occupant of the room was lying on the bed.
Stupeiied and almost dead. Efforts to revive
INN proved mayailing and in a short time
he expired. The deceased was formerly q
sea captain, and was very abSent-mindcd.
II IS presumed that he blew out the Gas
upon retiring. Hines was about Is wears
old, and, rs far as known, was Il single man.
The prize drill of Sir Knights. announced
to take place next Saturday, having been
postponed indefinitely, Golden Gate Com
mandcry, No. 16, of this city, at its meet
ing Monday night voted to give an exhibi-
ton drill in the Mechanics Pavilion on
Thursday evening, to which the Grand and
subordinate COmmanderies. together with
their friends, be invited; and as MarySville
Commandery, No :, was the only other
Commandery that had entered for the drill,
that a special invitation be extended to it to
attend as the guest of Golden Gate Com
mandery. Golden Gate Commandery will
act as escort for the Drill Corps and
viii be accompanied by the First United
States Artillery Band from the Presidio.
IT is not certain that the wreck found on
Mount Ararat is the remains of Noah's Ark;
but we are certain that Aliens Lung Bal
sam will cure coughs and colds and save
the many wrecks from the ravages OF con
we see nowadays All drug
gists sell the Balsanl.
The steamer Crusader is expected at Vic
tOria e. c. soon from Honubpn,r v-irb lOO