Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-07
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The School Fund is exhausted, over $50, coo
having been paid out during the past two
days.
A complimentary ball was rendered Satur-
day evening, at u MON Hall, to Edward Han
Ian, the champion oarsman, by the Ariel
Rowing Club.
The charge of murder against Jerome 3.
Cox, who shot Charles Mclaughlin, was on
Saturday dismissed by Judge Lawler, on the
ground Of self defense.
The Immigration Association reports the
arrival of immigrants by the overland routes
for the week ending Saturday as follows: By
the Central Pacific, 1873; by the Southern Pa
cifc, 126.
Rev. Peter Quealy, assistant pastor of Mis-
sion Dolores Church, died at st. Msry's Hos
pital Saturday. The deceased priest was q
bright, talented young man, only % years
old, and gave promise Of an exceedingly
bright career.
Last month $4,000 worth of City Hall
construction bonds were redeemed by the
City Treasurer This month S15C0 worth
of bonds of 1858 will be advertised for re-
demption, and next month S25, 600 in railroad
bonds will be called for.
OF the 100 deaths recorded at the Health
Office during the week ending the 4th of jan
usry, 80 were males and Al females; Csuca
sia 9j, Mougolians 4. Natives of the Pacific
Coast 80, Of other parts OF the Union y, born
in foreign countries Il, and in one case the
nativity was unknown.
The wife of Mr.. Bates, of the South British
Insurance Company, attempted to cross in
front OF California street dummy at Stock
ton street OF Friday afternoon, when she YVES
struck by the car. she clutched the dash
board and held on until the car was stopped,
when she was rescued uninjured.
After recess Friday afternoon. the Com
mission appointed to investigate the charges
against State Librarian 7. H. Wallis, sd.
1urned to the otfics of Creed Raymond, cor
ner of Fourth and Townsend streets, for the
purpose of taking his testimony. He, as in
the case of the preceding Witnesses bore wit
ness to Mr.. Wallis ability az librarian and
politeness in the treatment of visitors. The
examination was then continued, to meet in
San Francisco at the call of the Chair
The Women's Christian Suffrage Society
held its regular meeting Saturday afternoon
in DR.. Dille's church. The cheerful tidings
were communicated to the members by the
President, Mrs. Moulton. that a petition
signed by all the leading citizens of Washing
ton Territory had been forwarded to Presi-
dent Arthur for the appointment Of lady
signatures of ladies were already signed to
the societY's petition that will be presented
to the next Legislature asking for the ballot
for women.
H. j. Agnew, of Honolulu. lately pur-
chased from Governor Stanford's Palo Alto
Ranch seven thorouRhbreds, as follows A
bay FLY, sire Wildidle, dam Robin Girl, by
Enquirer; a chestnut colt, sire Hubbard,
dam Texana, by Foreigner a chestnut FLY,
sire Monday, dam Abbie W., by Don Victor /;
bay flly, sire Flood. dam Rivulet, by
Rivolo bay colt, sire Wildidle, dam Kate
Gift. by Lodi; bay FLY, sire Shannon, dam
Cuba, by Miss Australian; bay colt, size
Wildidle. dam Montana, by Harry of the
West. They were shipped on New Year 3
day, together with eight others, among whom
were two Biackhawk mares, tull sisters, both
| of whom are in fosl from l.. j. Roses Grand
Moor