Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
NEWS NOTES.

The Mystic Society will meet this
evening at 1926 Nevada street.
J. Enos was sent up from Wilmington
yesterday for having committed misde-
meanor, and he will remain in the
County Jail for sixty days.
The case of James Kershaw, assault
with deadly weapon, who ahot China.
man while chasing an escaping prisoner,
was continued until October Goth.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to SIP All, and were 65 in
number. OF these II were for more
than 81 900 each, and 21 were for nom,
inal considerations.
The case of Aug. Luthke against the
ship Brockley Castle to recover seaman's
wages was tried in the United States
District Court yesterday, and was SUBJ
mitted on briefs to be filed.
R. Hines, the young man who was
said to have sold milk tickets on his own
hook, was examined yesterday before
Justice Taney, and was held to answer
on charge of embezzlement.
Bryant's Southern California Furniture
Company incorporated yesterday with q
capital stock of 100000, and Messrs.
John A. Bulls, w. Mccullough, Colonel
j. Levinson and R. H. Bryant as direc-
tors.
The case of George Wilson, charged
with selling liquor to Indians at San Ber-
nardino, came up for examination before
United States Commissioner Van Dyke
yesterday. Wilson was held to answer
in $3.50 bail.
Considerable money will change hands
in this city on the result of the Conley-
McAuliffe fight at San Francisco. Some
heavy bets were recorded last night,
even money being bet that the fight
would last over six rounds.
Mrs. Sam Norton, who is char ged by
Mrs. Hathaway with having torn up q
fence belonging to the latter, to-day was
taken before Justice King for malicious
mischief. Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. is the
time set for her to plead.
Jose Oxarat, who was brought before
Justice King yesterday on charge Of
battery, has behaved so strangely since
his arrest that continuance of ten DAYS
was granted by the Court to ascertain
whether he is not afflicted with insanity.
A big crowd stood at the corner of
First and Main streets for over an hour
last night discussing the Sackville- West
letter. Some vigorous arguments were
adduced, but everything went off good
naturedly and q call for three cheers for
Cleveland and Thurman was given with
will.
Guissippe Violet and Tony Minatery,
the Italians who were accused of rob-
berry, were examined by Justice Austin
yesterday and discharged. An effort was
made to prove that they had roped a
man into brace game OF some kind and
got his money away.
Wallace Ray, Newton Ray and Harry
Say appeared before United States Com
missioner Owens on charge of cutting
timber on Government land in Fresno
county. Newton Ray and Harry Say
were discharged, and Wallace Ray was
held to answer in $500 bail.
f. M. Williams, q carpenter who lives
ON Mozart and Hayes streets, fell from
the scaffolding on which he was at work
on q new house on Chestnut street in
East Los Angeles yesterday, and wai
seriously, if not fatally, injured. He
was taken to his house in the patro
wagon.
Mr.. J. w. Anderson's son called al
the HERALD Office yesterday to say thai
his father, now in the East, did moi
make any such statement as that clut
of 500 Democrats in this city had gone
over TO All Ben Harrison. The item was