Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-24
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Oceanic sailed for China and Japan
Thursday, carrying treasure to the amount
of SOL 049 and merchandise valued al
Sl35000.
The Supreme Court has overruled Mr..
Bergin's demurrer in the case of Hinton
ct al. vs.. The Police Commissioners, and
has decided to give plaintiff hearing in
Court
In the matter of the Tyler-Gumpel S25,
600 decoy' contest, the defense now con-
tend that it is a genuine document, and will
introduce new evidence and documents to
prove it.
Mrs. Kip, wife of Bishop Kip, met with
a painful accident at the Palace Hotel Mon
| day. While entering the waiting room she
slipped and fell, and broke one leg just
above the ankle.
! Captain John A. Treanor, an old pioneer
who came to this coast in 1919, and was as
I sociated for many years with the late Col
onel Jack Hays died suddenly of apopleXy
at 9 o'clock Thursday evening, at his
| rooms, % Dupont street.
! Imports of specie at this port Thursday
embraced ST., 542 from Honolulu, supposed
| TO be demonetized foreign silver coin, and
| So 42G from Puget Sound and British CO.
/ lumbia Mexican dollars continue TO arrive
/ here quite freely by the railroad.
1t was decided Thursday, al the monthly
meeting of the Directors, TO establish sep
arate parlors and reading-rooms for the
| large number of boys who are constantly
| Joining the Young Mems Christian Asso-
/ citation. The parlors will be on the upper
/ floors Of the building.
The Ministerial Union of this city are
! hopeful for Sunday law in this State; a
/ request has been sent TO every pastor in
! California without regard to denomination,
! to present the subject. The Sabbath Day
and Its Protection, from their pUlpits on
! Sunday next January 10Th.
! The railroad companies which connect
! with New Orleans, the TexasPacitic and
/ the southern routes, have decided TO issue
| special excursion tickets 10 the World 5
/ Fair. The present rate is $40, but from
! February ID to the 7th, both inclusive, the
rates viii be reduced to 800.
/ The will of John Wieland was admitted
/ toprobate Friday morning by Judge COfiey,
I Mrs. Sophie Wieand, wife of the deceased,
/ being appointed administrators of the es
/ tate Petitioner was also appointed admin
| istratrix of the estate of her daughter
/ Bertha Wieland. The estates of both are
valued at 100000.
The Board of Supervisors are evidently
! DESTROYS that at least one person shall not
suffer from the long drawn-out Sharon
( ease. They have appointed as janitor OF
/ Judge Sullivan's Court deaf and dumb
/ man, who can regard all the proceedings in
! the celebrated case with the utmost COM
/ placenCy
Seven OF the street railroad companies OF
/ this city paid dividends last yearas follows
/ Californa-street, twelve dividends SiS, GOO
( City Mission street., eleven, S44 600; Geary-
street. twelve, 100000 North Beach, twelve
$50, 600 Omnibus, twelve, $50, 600; Presidio
ten, $4,000; Clay-street twelve, $l5,0 600
| Total, S2SS. 000-in 1883, 1921 600.
Ex-Governor Stanford is taking prelim-
mary steps towards carrying out his designs
with regard TO the establishment GA this
coast of an educational institution of the
first class. In examining the laws of this
State he finds that some of them are moi
such as would protect this endowment a>
thoroughly as il should be. and he is now
engaged in drafting bill to be introduced
into the present Legislature to remedy this
defect.
c. P. Duane has applied for a substitution
of attorneys in the management of hi;
property. He desires to dispense with the
services Of G. W. Tyler and engage those o
W. T. Baggett. As Tyler refuses to Civ,
up, Mr.. Duane has asked the Judge of De
parrment Seven, in an affidavit, to tel
Mr. Tyler to quit. The affidavit makes
sundry charges against Mr., Tyler, and al
leges that his practice has squandered III,
property of at1iant