Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-16
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Paddy Ryan's share of the profits for the
exhibition on Saturday night was 81, 760.
A fund has been started by the Post to
aid in prosecuting Mamie Kelly's MUIR
derer.
Costello and Tom Cleary were in Jail
and did not see the Sullivan-Ryan en-
counter
Colonel Bee ridicules the story that the
Chinese Government has attempted to call
its subjects home.
The Post declares that Ryan was never
built for prize-fghter, being too leggy and
deficient in body and shoulders.
The State Investment and Insurance
Company has filed certificate increasing
its capital stock from $4,000 to 100000.
John O'Brien, sevedore, met instant
death yesterday by falling through a hatch
of the bark Shenir. He fell the entire dis
lance from the deck to the bottom of the
hold.
The new Roman Catholic Church of All
Hallows, at the corner of Sixteenth avenue
and n streets, South San Francisco, was
dedicated Sunday morning by Archbishop
Riordan.
President None, of the Alameda Baseball
Association, is in receipt of letter from
the managers of the st. Louis Browns, in
which they express desire to come out
here and give exhibitions during the
winter
Nicholas G.. Kittle a member of the
well-known firm of Kittle & Co., and Vice
President of the Union Insurance Com
pany, died yesterday. Deceased was an old
Californian, 81 years of age, and leaves a
wife and four children.
Mrs. Johanna Cleary, the wife of Patrick
Cleary, laborer, died yesterday from lock-
on Saturday night. Deceased was a native
of Ireland, about 40 years of age. She
leaves family of four children.
Early Sunday morning officer Murphy
arrested Annie NJ. Jones on Third street,
for drunkenness. When the woman was
searched at the Southern Police Station
she was found to have on her person
$915 20 in currency and coin, three dia-
mond rings and some other trinkets.
Superintendent Wilder, of the Railway
Mail Service, has decided to separate the
letter mail for Oakland between Sacra-
mento and that city on the way down.
By this plan the Oakland carriers will
receive their mail Immediately on the
arrival of the trains and can deliver it
much earlier.
The afternoon train from Santa Cruz,
over the narrow-gauge route nearly met
with a serious accident Sunday evening.
The train was running at its usual speed
when a sudden stop was made which
caused number of the passengers to be
thrown about in anything but pleasing
manner. The cause of the trouble was
ascertained to be an open drawbridge. a
schooner was stuck fast in the mud, and
the bridge could not be closed. There were
some 600 persons on the train.
Articles of incorporation of the Pacific
and Atlantic Railroad Company have been
filed in the County Clerks office. The
company proposes to construct narrow
gauge railroad, with perhaps third rail to
make it a standard road also, from point
on the San Francisco bay in Contra Costa
county, easterly apd southerly by the most
practicable ronte through Contra Costa,
Alameda, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, MERGED,
Fresno and Tulare counties to the town of
Bakersfield in Kern county. The estimated
length of the road is to be 315 miles, the
capital is $1O,OO0,0OO, and 100000 have
been actually subscribed. The trustees are
Chester g. Cutter, William R. Alberger of
Alameda, Charles R. Thompson, Andrew
j. Booth and Charles W. Neyin.