Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-16
THE | IHE LATEST! LA I Els |
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
passengers sou,h nna rast

Passengers south and East.
FRRsSo, Oct 10. The following Is a
list OF south-bound passengers passing
here to-day.
A b Manner, Denver, Colorado; + ID
Murphy, San Diego; Mrs Chas McClay,
San Fernando; Sam Prayer, Jas Velsir,
ID Hines, c Rodriguez, MIR Bulls and
wife, + A Spongenberg, Homer White,
Los Angeles; G T. Huber, Australia;
Miss McCreedy, A @ Myers, San Fran
cisco; Mrs N D Garrison, Billings, Mon.
tana Territory; NJ A Zing, Mrs A G
Dapeister, San Jose; Leonard Hanselt,
California; w @ Flood and daughter,
Illinois.
The stock Board.
SAN FRAscisco, Oct. l5.-- Best and
Belcher, 3.l5; Chollar, .. 80; Consol-
dated Virginia, 55; Crown Point. | 80;
Eureka Consolidated, 8; Gould & Curry,
2. 25; Hale & Norcross, PAS; Mexican,
PAS; Ophir, $50; Potosi. LOO; Savage,
20; Sierra Nevada. 4.40; Union Con-
solidated. 1896; Yellow Jacket, $3.50
wheat and barley Market,
SAN Francisco, Oct. Wheat,
strong but quiet; seller, sl.6S9@ l.69.
Barley, strong and active; seller, Sl.00a
@l.0ll; seller, season, 99i@99lc; buyer,
season, sl.l3s@l.l3l.
Monsieur Tonson Come Again.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. ia sus-
picion for sometime past has existed
that many Chinese have been permitted
to land from the China steamers who,
under the restriction act, are not entitled
to that privilege. A loop hole has been
discovered to exist under article second
of the treaty which permits any China
man, other than laborers, to come into the
United States if provided with certifi-
cate issued by the Chinese Government
identifying him as engaged in other
pursuits than that of q laborer. The
steamer Rio Janeiro, which arrived Sat
urday, brought one hundred and thirty
two Cinnamon for San Francisco, seven
ty-seven of whom held TRADERS" certiii |
Gates, issued by officials of the Chinese
Government. Notwithstanding the
strongest external evidence of their be-
ing ignorant Chinese laborers, they were
all, with the exception of six, permitted
to land. The steamer Coptic, which ar
rived last month. brought one hundred
and fourteen Chinese, fifty-four of whom
held similar certificates, issued by
officials of the Chinese customs. Fully
nine hundred per cent. OF both lots be-
longed to the common class OF workmen.
When that circumstance was called TO
the attention of the Custom House
officials here the reply was that they
had no power 20 90 back of the Chinese
Government certificate.
The Ancon's Passenger List.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.--The fol-
lowing is the list OF passengers per steam
er Ancon which sailed for Los Angeles to-
day:
Rev J G Hale, Mrs J G Hale, Mrs L |
Cohen and daughter, Miss 0 Stroele, j
Rienhaus, Miss l Rienhaus, Saml Levy, |
Mrs Morrison and child, L Hanna and
wife, Mrs Nj Il Kenworthy, s s Kastins,
G N Arthur, I b Jamin, Mrs j Shirley, |
L II Eames, Mary R Stein, Laura Bailey, |
Mrs A Bockler, A Gentry, B Hinton,
H Harris and wife, M O'Dea.
An Octogenarian suicides.
SAN JOSE, Oct. l5.-Harvey Wade,
Postmaster and Justice of the Peace at
Alviso, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head with pistol.
From the evidence at the inquest this
morning it appears that the deed was
committed Saturday night. Deceased
1f raoi1ant
of the county and universally respected.
A District Attorney 10 be iuicted.
SAN FRANoIsco, Oct. ia bill OF
complaint has been filed by United
States District Attorney Hlborn to re-
cover $40, 900 from John Pilbing, c. W.
Alvey, Willium Schmt and Peter G.
Scott, bondmen for John j. Broadhead,
who was indicted for forging the name
Of Major and Quartermaster Batchelder,
10 check on the Assistant Treasurer for
siG50. The trial of the forger was set
for the 18th of last July, but he failed
to appear, and Judge Hoffman decided
his bonds forfeited.
The Hyams Nros.' Failure.
SAN FRANoIsco, Oct. Is. Respecting
the assignment to-day of Hyams Bros,
clothers, of New York and San Fran
cisco, the business in this city has been
ostensibly sold to William Hyams, of
New York, whose name now figures
over the store. The suit against Ed
ward Hyams grew out of the fraudulent
insolvency of Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.,
certain members of that srm having, it
is alleged, entered into collusive ar
rangement with Edward Hyams and
Others to defraud some of the firms
creditors; Argument before the court
closed Saturday, the jury bringing in a
unanimous verdict after twent-y-three
days trial, in favor of Herman Schoen-
wald plaintiff, for S7S, 400 against Ed
ward Hyams and others. The friends
of the latter assert that he was limo.
Gently drawn into the insolvency pro-
ceedings through friendship tor one of
the members of the insolvent firm.
The Sheriff levied an attachment to-day
in the above judgment on the firm here.