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go 80 a. AK s' ~ 'i'.s;'; ssYrs sayxr
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TRINITY HALL. Beverly. N. j.
r~nsh srsesi Zoe twenty yoass ladies' vsTsd
advantages srser Careful training IN manner
mind solid outur~ IN Enfiish Mnsic Arr ana
Language. preserved course for stuasas preparing iof
shy ooiess sprns begins February For circular
a"'''' Tue '''"'p"' RAcHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
WEST WANT STREET 81. III t., B %, n.
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sirisca,s: Ns,ssa, Ass esasEi ~ W. sess
dent Esrt PlA,a. Il T.
DOCKLAVD COLLEGE. NYACK -ON-THE-
II Hnds. ladies' and se.semeS psR1
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-CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
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X < AVERY American Sci Dbl Bureau ". i''hs'- ~ l.
A WELL-KNOWN clergyman and expert
pal ty tn ter young mon u,on se.so t -,
AMI aommnns with raSr careful in
history literature aad exec lent opportunes AZ no
crate and required For details al
dress TRAVEL. Tribune Office ---------
Az elegant penman and hOokkeeper would
~ like pupils in exchange for ooard AhoreSS LOT
one week THORO. Oh, "a Iexington.ave
DRiVATE TUITION bv hs1r or month for
i college or law. Heaton B. A.. OK ort sarrstse ~
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Steam oats ano RI lroaos.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK VA. ard SOUTH
Leave via Penn. r. 43O D. m Paror cars to Baltt.
more thence palace steamers. arriving &C u Point At
e:l6 a m Norfolk, y 4. IN. H. V. TOMPkINS
~ GenI Pasa Agent 9l9 Broadway. N. "
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T. II. GOODMAN Gen,r.l Passenger Agent:
STAR LINE.

w 20 : orEEVsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sfEA Frs
REPUBLIC. Capt Dawson. "wednesday an L. $" p m
F. We. IIr. : n.3 T. IN.
L &c. Capt. .... Wedne'nay jan ;ooa
FROM White star Deck foot " West loth... ,-.
RATES--aloou. 500 $50 $50 and 800. Return uctee
St-rrag- from or ." the o COUNTY
$50 cabin carried Cd these steamer
rate SO aud excursion 80 and s65 For Inspection Of
al BrOalway. New YORK. j. BKOCr loNAf. Asens
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NrORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.

~ SHORT tOUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOKk SOUTuAMPrpN AND BREMEN
steamer. .lil from n-rs fo) M.st., IfoDoken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Eliza We'd Ian H. 3nn der . Ian. - a m.
Werr; We'd Ian il 3syam We'd Fob i. 3 a. m
~, Wed ] an -. = 80 !, n Fulda 80" l";30 a. IA
First ciDi SIS ',rGi 600 iln< " octtioL
Sac mi Al So Sts-rA u 10 rssL rtt55
mi l. a L Ma R0HllnS
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Flour ouiet' price. steady an. nnehAns,i.
last quost-Chpios 10 Fancy "tut~r rteoht1 ~ y
23 soutasra wntsrs % Joe s., Mions'n -!
% f~r u hsce sscoi Is - -
03SL choice 70 F4nsv Nioaosst. Patsuts ~ 5j@t'
soft wheat 81 1000 ~ Asassotl bAksrt 10 't'S
~ soft sDruSs IS ID - 81 Low
Rya Flour DirrAls - ;" % -
77s,r 4 spr1n Wheat 6J0Gse No. ? Rel SAC;
No st 45c No OATS AZ sc No rye
Prla. Timothy ssei Al 81 43 Mess PORK per ol:
3 lard ! ~ 10 81 go Shsrt Rihs Sic,
Loose 81 Sailed shoulders OoK.i IS 10 q g o.
Clear Siass sersi S. 10 as To- Whsksr dis1iers
.I.l NJ alInnA
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TINHE BFRIIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
2S " 23ast Brsnctes Brooklyn. Boston, PhiIa. Wash
ngio knowledge In shortest time term $40
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=. =

st. Good ordinary. 81 Afddnx. go .-..--lV Lie
Tn. speculation active within narrow limits
prices indicated drcne point near months bnt
advance for the day Of point was shown
throu xhout Saes l2J,200
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

" TRI .wEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
as tfTN uE A. ..:.. SATURDAY Ian. 7, D.
IS. TALLAHASSEE Tu stay ian II. M
s. CHATTAHOoCHEE ....:.T u sdav. jag. Y. 8 D ~.
Connrc,ing wifh Central Railway Of ~ ana savannah
Floria ami Railway FOR all points In Georgia
Flsrl Ia South Carolina AlaDtma and Louisiana Unsnr-
nassed sccommodaions Pirstclass iabie d'Hote. For
freight aud passage apply 10 ,u.su.or,y
w. II. RHETr D. ia oiAoEN
Gsnl AIT sayh Fact Freight +. Agt ST and W.
Line, 3l1 broadway. l'wa, 2bi Breahway
r. /. WALKER Agt OGeal =. j. Co. Nsw Per 3d. " Il
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

Is East 6jth.st, Neu-York
VIII reopen SsPte .nbsr 20. Boys Classss
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
u

~ GREAT FoURTRaCK TRUNK LIVE
,.,... ::s q s s:i s .a.,
nocn:.I.r sna Moor.. E,-rcs. ,,,ri, ~
800 . IN. FAMOUS CHICAGO rer ~ LIMIT
ED. roals, ..ciasveiy Of Buret 'm"kazcsr. dr.iay.
syl.o%. ] :'ss r. | ' AMI r si
u" chicago Fss,,:, 's c SGs:;'
M "a ana s: r,p
WIN ,Ss", e, r..r 81, x,
roo" ears :. A6.n snhTrov "onn'c' At Troy or Sara
- no. Accom-, moasr.n t. Albany an Troy
for al Fs . s~ ;aS Il trs' ks'sss
Cev-lsn, cinc,nst,, In ianap,i' - L"ni' foedo De
ssoo nv S"c an ',a,yrs ay s..g
VIA e and Montreal vs esse ca, y Az
'f s.na s%". raj. 80: "S,
tai. 9:s5s and cl"ys',n s, c.y. "a. pon.,o
Ma IRA Fai H. ro-,-, TO- 1'.
70 va Ucs s,- aHc,ss s,'rr,sr
I':1i N,gSr rx,re.,. with .l-eoinrc,rst % Aihanr
for ar AZ s.r n. Norsi EXCEPT ssar
T. XXI. s1:,s' W.; i IS
V"s . iEr :st... al, M r" s,, s,.s
e. 'tstioo estks ~ 'A'''lssr' 'g at My nuSs1T
Gsnsr.i Supsrlnt.aieaL Gsnsr1 Passenger Agent
RUSrON via FALL RIVER Line Only So
tor 6r'Iclas, lmrs: tickets hsamc,,"p to Saypor
P P VYSi sS Al Leave a. Fl pip@ r. H.
sS s TsSf days :" ~ An.s boat
ya and JeFs, y cks, and AN .a,eeoms seeH.a a.
and tKet Offices at office on Pier % and
loN' r via srnNiNGIoN LIN
INSIDE Route 4; az Loye,s Rates soss .,ov. Canal.
| st. at l. 80 p m. daily. e1eest SUNDAY.
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GHORE LlNE.-An Kali Poute for Boston,
- Newport and The East EIpre.s leave, or nd Central
Express D. except sundv Fast Exprsss At IL
tally Palace Pariorcars sleepingcars 70 testna
tlDn
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NORTHERN RAILBOADOF NEW JERSEY
IN rssins s~ Ch,nbsrss etesass dsyy Zee
Esss.:sH rsssa1 c,':sss SOFIA "a "a: Sysot ~" 10
seen "a 1879 y a. y nM.isH 40 asys I. s
ssy and TImsWa week dssA 10 j. 80 m. $50. e:le
p a suudavs $50 -, yp N
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For Young Ladies-City-

JACKSON SEMINARY, 1925 Fifth-ave:-
- 80 ,rding Day school for Young Ladies and CHI
dren. Kindergarten Tcrms moderate ----------
MISS CHlSHULM'S SCHOOL FOR GiRLo.
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Fancy 'rsa~or' z9ssie barry "a 'a@2e0' hEsA
'u wG was G h Family Fan e. % Sos
No. MlreI j2s4 &c. Dat. srong so Mixed 80 &c.
Eax NE" Meat. we're ,iraiv arm-snort lnO. $ ~
Bacoa hrn;-,horl Gea. a. 80 "a "hi'se, ..e'y
81 i o. o Butter utter Fancy Creamery s5c Extra Quo so
c c&.s: h' n.s ~r.
H Rec 'is' .'s5o shipments LOO
WHIT. sG'gc KosolOtswnsAi 1850 Ousn corn $500
xnw.ukrs; Jan; sg.ar steady wso, steady C. Cash
s & 'S c.. ss% Whit. oa @
s6c barley No 7ofs r.oy :, ,c "a c%ls,:
qSi.I osrs isS zoe, EGG. Al 1890. chess chsid.T.
sr,o, , sas moo" s Mo- 5 ooS
Wheat G.0Oj bush ssrisv soOs On-A
MIyYKAPoLs Jan. 5-wheat was higher. In store.
soH.xo Mars J1aasy 5shc EsG., Pc May
so 10 Fonr P~tort sacks to snip 81 i5@si % bakers
No 1';r. h ssa love-; .s.s
't 1s vas ~ sus 81? =" So %ss, ar".1s' s )
S s harley 1906 Sn.a "a 500 cas OATS
2S.oJO lush
rnnApxlrns: Jan; srsnr, aomans light prce' firm.
q. 1lra g. 7ses' o. Pc reP ny ramy S. ise
Clear - @"S To- do 40 10 ag u 81 .
81 So Winter Patent. choice. ~ al 10 Minnesota
Clear 81 OOdi IS do stghf 81 ZJ1+ ~ Minnesota Pat.
choice 90 DO to Fsvore brands 50 10
% 10 -Four So 40 for CHOICE. Buck wheat Flour
sprcu alton ta,oe eKpori u-Inan lghT Ne re Tor
lasuary Tor February ~ 992 10 Tor
oJag3 Isc: for April "a 2aJ4 &c; do for %
Coin options higher; sale OF NJ. WAITE lopOt
Sc No. nlIea gram $50; No. Yellow gram
! epo 5Sc No Yelos ahoa 8 nc: steamer No Mixed
I'm grain depot 5sc, steamer No yellow in grain depot
MI "a J9c; No low Mixsi In deps 59c, No high
| MlIrd hsld 6Os: No Mixed fer January So 59c
do Tor February 800 81 &c. s Tor NJ rch
| for Apri III y o. i2c. for May 63 as4c Oata
MARKET for spot 10 slade nrm~r under hight Offering
sxI.s Of Rrircted 3Sc No White Ale: No.
| age Futures hrm quet; Ne White or January Il d
42e, February a Ui2.e: d. Ior March ty@tl &c
| cnscs White. per bnsh- 75c. no Far Good % .
&C. do do B'.rUsnks AMI White Stars chece rs
40 10 do Ear Good is1 HuDrOns choice
7311Jc 10 Far Gopi o5 d Zoe Provisions nru-
] Iieo city family .sr DbL 50 20 sSJ ~: Dc packets
rsrr ness sl61o0i6 10 lie sr'ns ne+A nav sl4 10
DO 4. nlr Sal ~: han. smoked III Sl29c s p.
cured IN ly0l ic Slies clear ribbed s90Jc 10
sm.k.d s65O- shoulders. rr sat fuiir cursi isc
| do ked Al 7s7tc- shouders nickis cured. q
Tic DO .aek.. 7s.S,e. s.ie. To slexl: .
| CIV R.nnei ~ ~. Steam So Butchers loose
81 so Butter nrm-Pennsvivania creA serv Extr'
20 1901 creamery Extra 2sa Doe: r. e. ann v
Y. Dreamer, Extra z.ss'c. pack,ns eu,sr 10 ,sc
| rsrs were sts.dv. Psnnsyivana hrsis at Sc
| OHIO AMI other wssfern nr-ts al 24c. Pstroleum-7
Anal bbiA 7i2c hugar-Retned hrmer Grsnnlate
Winter srsn sal 20 ss22 90 per ION. R"cepi.-Foa
! 10 200 bits wheat 200 busa. Corn 1900 sush oat
| 10 100 bush 5hip~ents-whsAf l.20V buslL Tern $40
| bnsh-
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advertisement FOR TIE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEiV ED AT THu
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Art Schools.
ART SCHOOLS

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
Cor. 3daye and 49th-st.
New-YoIk CIy.
Architecture ScuDturs. Painting and Drawing
from ''the Lille" "siil Lite" Amt ~: Illustration
Etching Wood arriving Metal Work Interior Decoration
sIained ilsss FIesC o. Cabinet perigns nc Address
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NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
(Per % IS r. At ii (Suo lays exceptedl
u as Ter r,riy tr ns north ani
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY-Trains leave from ferries IT wes 42i AMI
Jay So a. follows
West i2d-sr $50 m, Jay,L. 7So ~. 'er fidilt,yl
Falsburg Monticello Liberty. Waltoa. DelhL NorSich
Utca Rose Oneida Fulton. oswegc Blu fAie Detroit Cat
e' W..t tea.st ioo No. Jiyst. S5j . m. for Miats
town Eil~nvie W ,IikiI Valley points - =
Wear t2d.sr IS ~ m JAy-st. BID ~, daily for MI
drtown Faii.burr. Iber.y. Walton. rwieh, ouetia
.
,ruran car perr-s reserved at 307 Broadway.
Tim. .hs. ticker. &c AZ 20i 3U7, 9t l32J BrsAlw
5S7 staave i3l East l25thst 26a West lz5ih.t New.
York j. =, ~ nr.n,o.,.o " :. .york
ADvERTIsEMENTs FOR The NEW
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BROOKLYN.
HN1E CRfTTENDEN.
i ENGLISH PREPARATORY FRENCH SCHOOL
and Kipdsrsartep for boih
81 Hicks-s. corner Of Pibsa2pie
SECOND YEAR Septrmter "a. Miss ii. N. WHEELER
PRINCIPAL Eight with the Packer Coiex
iaSs Institute second term begins Soy 81
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The sale essys sAioufnsd Monday. Fsbrusr
9th A. d., ibdD ri II 1ciosk ~
Dated. November !. 1851.
JOSEPH II. DURKEE,
special Mastsr
JoHHsOM GALLUP a HURRY
THOMAS L. CLARKE,
Solicitors for Complainant
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Boys and Young Men---Country.
1 LEXA<DER Institute Military Boarding
scnn,j White Plains n. Y Prir cjpal o. WILLIS Phi ID.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
w. G. n. U.

The Central w. @. T. U. met on
Friday at P. NJ. at the South M. E.
Church, Mrs. McFadden presiding.
The devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ransom, in her usual
able and impressive manner. Respon-
sive readings on Non-Alcoholism in
Medicine were taken up, after which
special prayer was requested by the
president for one who had fallen
through alcoholic stimulus, prescribed
as medicine. 1t was reported that the
sum of SOL 20 was donated by the
Band OF Hope to the w. G. T. U.
Headquarters, the net proceeds of
the entertainment held in the Fort
street Methodist Church, April 18th.
A rising vote of thanks to Mrs. Blanch-
ard and her band was expressed by
the union. Programmes of the read
ings OF Charles Dickens, Jr., for May
10th and 18th were exhibited in an
attractive form. This bids fair to be
the great entertainment of the season.
1t was reported that the petition for a
police matron, both for the county
and city, had been presented and
courteously received.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Spiritualists-Of Los Angeles hold
services this sunday at 1880 pm. in Odd
Fellows Ha II, No. 10 North Spring street.
New Church-Sunday School at 10 A. NJ,
services at IL A. M, at No. ID R0sas street.
Emanuel Swedcnborg cordially invited.
First Baptist Church-swedish services
5unday-Sermou at 3:30P. NJ. by Aug. Olson.
pastor. Tuesday-Prayer-meet at 7:30
p. M. AL Scandinavians cordially in
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, of L.
in X. of p. Hall, "a s. Spring street
Prayer Meeting at 10 A. M. Sunday School.
at IL NJ. All are invited.
First Presbyterian Church-Corner Fort
and Second streets, Rev. w. J. Chichester
D. D., pastor Preaching at IL A. NJ. and
at IL: 80 P. NJ. Young peoples meeting at
6:3OP.s. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Will A. Knishten will preach in
Grace NJ. E. Church, on First street, at IL A.
NJ. and Rev. J. 1. Spencer at 8 P. M. Morn
ing subject-"Spirit Poured Out" Sun.
day school at $50 A. NJ. Glasses at $40
P. M. Praise services at 1880 P. M. All are
invited.
Main street NJ. E. Church, corner s. Main
and Laurel streets. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
7:so P. n. W. x. Knighten. pastor Of Grace
Church, will preach, exchanging pulpits
with the pastor. Bible study at $50 A. M.
Glasses at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School at 2:30
N. Young Peoples meeting at 6. 80 p. NJ.
All are cordially invited.
Christian Church-53 Temple street,
Sunday school 945 A. NJ; preaching IL A.
NJ: aud 7:30 P. NJ, by Elder ]. B. Jones. In
tent, corner Main and Pacheco streets,
preaching IL A. N. and 7:30 p. NJ. East
Los Angeles, corner DOwney avenue and
Truman street. preaching IL A. NJ, and z: 80
P. NJ by Elder B. f. Coulter.
East Los Angeles Presbyterian Church
Rev R. Mayne Irvine, 1. L. B., pastor, will
preach at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 P. M. Morning,
reception of new mem bers and communion
Evening, monthly sermon to young men,
subject-"Things Temporal, Thugs Eter-
nal Sabbath School, $50 A. NJ. Young
peoples meeting 6:45 P. NJ. Choral Society
Friday, 1902. NJ.
First Congregational Church, corner OF
Hill and Third streets-Preaching at IL A.
NJ, by Rev. R. G. Hutchins, d. D., of Ohia
Subject-'The Guest Chamber" At7:30 P.
| NJ. Subject-"pilates Quandary" Com
munion service and reception of members
| in the morning. All are cordially invited.
Sunday school at IL 80 P. NJ. Young peo-
pies meeting at 6;30P. M.
| First Baptist Church, corner Sixth and
Fort streets. Preaching at IL A NJ. and 30
p. NJ, by Rev. l. N. Lord, of Pasadena, Sun
| day school at 9.3OA.M The Young Peo-
pies Meeting of the First Baptist Church
| meets every Sunday evening promptly at
6 80 O'Clock. The subject to night is How
to Study the Bible" John v:39. Acts viii 80.
| Good music he's been procured, and all are
cordially invited to attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recon- I'm endations to be Acted
Upon To-MorrOw.

Upon To-nIOrrOw.
The Board OF Public Works me-
yes,erd- y morning and made the fol.
lowing Recommendations
That the petition of G. 0. Scott and
others for permission to do their own
grading on Beaudry street, between
First and Diamond streets, be gran ed !,
provided the petitioners will grade all
the intersections.
That the petition of A H. Brecken-
field and others to have Eighth street
graded and curbed, from Main street
to.Alameda street, under the Vrooman
Act, be granted and the City Attorney
instructed to draft a resolution of in
tention.
On the petition of Hagan and
Bryant ct al. to have the grade on
Ward street established on the lines
fixed by the City Surveyor, re.
that he bring map of
said street before the Council for their
inspection and official sanction.
That the petition Of Thomas Copely
for permission to grade the intersec-
sections of Boyle avenue in commune
tion with Boz lie avenue at an addi-
tional price, be denied.
That the petition OF p. Dacarancette
and others to have the assessment for
The widening Of Sansevain street
changed from uniform assessment to
a proportionate assessment, be grant
I'D as prayed for.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
New suits.

Albert Thomas is the plaintiff and
F. p. Quigley the defendant in suit
fled with the County Clerk yesterday,
in which the plaintiff demands judg-
ment against defendant for 1927 go,
being the amounts of pronlissory notes
and small balance on account.
p. Beaudry filed suit to foreclose
a mortgage, against Geo. G. Knot,
with the County Clerk yesterday
The mortgage was given to secure a
promissory note Of $1,000, and was
given on lots II, IL, Is, is, II and 20,
OF the West Lake Terrace tract.
J. I. Yerian vs.. John III. Linklette
is the title of damage suit fled with
the County Clerk yesterday. The
plaintiff complains of the defendant
and alleges that on the 10th OF No
vember he was crossing South Main
street, when the defendant. by care
less and reckless driving, ran over
him and injured him severely. He
therefore demands judgment in the
sum of So 900 and the costs of suit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

me for the key to my room. / told
him did not want to give it to him,
as he would take all the money J
made and spend it on other women:
He grabbed me by the wrist and tried
TO take the key from me. told i'm
| did not want any more to do With
him and he should not have the key,
and ne slapped me in the mouth. l
broke from him and ran away from
him. l ran fast and he ran after me.
Just as got to the gate he grabbed
me by the hair from behind and
ierked me down, and slapped
and hit me. told him il
he would not let me loose
I would cut him. He said, 'oh you'll
cut me. will you; I'll kill you to-
night Then he struck me more, and
| pulled my knife and cut him. 1t
was the only way l could get loose.
I did not know where | cut him.
When cut him he at once let me
loose and / ran to my room and let
my dress down. / did not examine
to see if there was any blood on it. l
went and sat down on the bed with |
ray bair down; there was blood in
my mouth where he struck me. Then |
Antonio Mendez came into my room
and told me Henry was dead and was
lying in the dance hall; then Tommy |
Thompson came to my door and |
kicked it open and asked me who
killed him, who killed him p Then |
he wanted me to go to the |
hall; / would not, as l
was undressed. Then he went to the
hall and got crowd and came back
and grabbed me by the wrist and took
me to the hall. I saw Mr.. Hogan and
asked him to protect me and take me
to jail; he did 30. That is all about
that part of the matter. Then | saw
the guard was asleep and the door
was open, and was afraid, 80 went
out and went to Mr.. Browns and
asked him to take me TO Mr.. WEIGH
he did SO. My body was all bruised;
Henry Neidman made the bruises.
had some on my legs and some black
finger marks around my throat.
could not free myself from Henry and
l made the cut to make him do 80.
was afraid he would kill me he said
he would, and he had me by the
throat, choking me; l was on the
ground on my back, and he was on
my breast with his hands at my throat,
I did not intend tn kill Henry when l
cut him. / did not see Henry at
Browns just before 1 left Browns to
go to Gusts l never rushed out of the
when Joe and started
out of Browns for Gus's. 1t is GUS
tomary for all the girls to visit the diff
ferent houses when dancing is going
on. When Henry struck me on the
mouth near the bridge l did not try
to cut him. l did not think of it
then.
The defence rested its case here.
MR.. j. s. c. JOHNSON
Was recalled by the prosecution and
questioned as to the morality Of the
defendant, but upon objection by the
counsel for the defense, and the OBJ
lection being sustained by the Court,
the prosecution withdrew the ques-
ton and excused the witness.
The argument was begun by Mr..
Peyton at five minutes past A P. M,
and at 5 O'Clock continuance was
taken until the evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

Lombard We. Smith-Demurrer.
Messler vs.. Robinson-Demurrer.
Macnial VS. Richards ct al.
VosbuTg We. Richards ct al.-De-
murrer ard motion.
Baker vs. Brown.
Township Court-Tanev, y.
Newman VS.. Davis-Defendan al
lowed two days further time to an
swer.
People vs.. II. M. Ryan-On motion
of District Attorney, cause dismissed.
People VS.. G. Wiley Wells.
People vs. G. Wiley Wells.
People vs.. G. Wiley Wells-Motion
to dismiss denied, and demurrer over
ruled trial set for May 9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

Grover Cleveland is the representa-
tive of the reform element of this
country-of the principle of "com-
mon honesty" He has been faith
full Executive, and his Endorsement
for second term will be as complete
as the people gave to Jefferson and
Jackson. Augusta Chronicle, Dem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

The banker. broker, merchant and specu.
lator, after the stupid dullness of "blue
Monday" or the intense excitement of o
"black Friday" need some soothing, quiet
ing potion to calm their nervous system and
bring rest and refreshmept to their ex-
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Frese's Hamburg Tea
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
THE COURTS.

Department. No. 1-Oheney, j.
People vs.. J. Andrass-On trial.
SET FOR MONDAY.
People vs.. Mcneil & WEIGH
Sentence.
The following cases for arraign-
ment
People vs. Thos. Brady.
People vs.. A. w. Campbell.
People VS.. George Donnelly and
Vim. Clauson.
People. vs.. Lem Chow.
People vs.. Dan Murphy.
People vs.. All Linn.
The following cases to plead:
People VS.. All Bing.
People vs. All Hing.
People VS.. All Hing.
People vs.. All Koon.
People vs.. All Gee.
People vs.. Wong Young.
People vs.. T. O'Campo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06
Afternoon sesslon

At2P. M. the Court resumed and
the defense called Mr.. VIM. A. Weed,
the shorthand reporter who took the
testimony at the examination. He
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Dealers and Consumers of Beer
will find Il to their advantage to call on
Philadelphia Brewery, Also street, Tor the
best lager or steam-becr, good on draught
81 20 per doz., If bottles returned. Deliv-
cred to any part of the city. Telephone 81.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 20
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-06

Call for the Red Letter Havana filed 5
cent cigar.