Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-19
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Hugh Fstherstone, aged los years, died
in the city Monday.
The Progressive Spiritualists Society in.
corporated Monday.
a school to educate white youth in cigar
making has been organized.
The Supervisors passed to print Monday
night an ordinance prohibiting thester
ticket peddling.
The South Pacific Coasts rev ferry route
| has been opened for regular traffic. By it
will be inaugurated half.hourly trips to
| Oakland and Alameda.
The Labor League has petitioned Con.
gress to restore to the settlers the lands
they have lost By fraudulent surveys on
the Los Pulgas Rancho, San Matso county.
Judge Coffey has rendered decision in
| the Blythe estate sustaining the demurrer
to the application of the alleged Williams
heirs, who filed petition for partial dis
irritation.
The suspension bridge from the Cliff
| House to one of the rocks at the edge of
the water gently turned over Saturday,
tumbling several persons upon the sand,
| where some of them got wet by an incom-
ing wave. No one was injured.
The first services of new church of the
Presbyterian denomination were held Sun
day morning in University Hall, on Pacific
street, above Stockton. Rev. Anthony
Simpson, recently from Oregon, oticiated,
and will continue in charge OF the new or
gsnization.
The United States steamship Hartford,
the flagship of Rear-Admiral Aaron K.
Hughes, commanding the Pacific station,
arrived in port Monday afternoon from
| Honolulu, and will remain some time.
This is her first visit to this port. She is a
steamer of fourteen guns, 1880 tonnage
and >, 900 tons displacement.
Superior Judge Reardon has granted the
application of James A. Watt for en- order
directing the Registrar to place his name
on the Great Register. Watt became Of
legal age last May, and was anxious to vote
Tor AssemblYman in the Thirteenth Dis
trict, The Registrar refused to register
his name, and therefore the Court applca-
! ton.
The Master of Chancery has assessed the
damages in the case of Reynolds vs.. Henry
L. Dodge, Alexander Martin and HoGatio
Burchard. Miut officials, which WAS de-
| clded some time ago IN favor or the pam.
tiff, at S52, III %. Reynolds held Z patent
upon process of refining bullion, which,
it was shown, had been uulawfuliy used by
the United States Mint
Signor Lucian Lombardelli, second basso
of Mapleson's Opera Company, died sud-
denly Monday evening OF pulmonary apo
plexy. The deceased was Q native of Italy,
aged IS years, and, until lately, was con.
adhered to be > robust man. His last ap-
pearance in opera wac last Friday even.
ing at the Grand Opera House, when he
sang the part of Sparafucile. in "Rigo-
letto." On the following night he COM
planned of feeling unwel, and, instead Of
going on the stage, he returned to his
rooms, at 967 Mission street. He grew
rapidly worse, and Monday night, when he
felt the end drawing near, he sent for CO...
onel Mgpleson and also for an attorney.
lie had will drawn up, which be signed,
and then lay back, apparently much weak
ened, but perfectly conscious to the last.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock the Colonel left the
house, but he had scarcely gone when the
dying man raised his head slightly and
then dropped back, dead. He leaves "a
young wife, who is crazsd WITH grief.