Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-14
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Three more new engines arrived from
the East for the Southern Pacific yester-
day.
There will be free open-air concert at
the Second. street Park this and all Sun
day afternoons.
Fred Clark was sent up from San jose
yesterday, having been sentenced to ten
days for misdemeanor.
The Raymond excursion was delayed
one day in Kansas City and will, there
fore, not reach this town until Monday.
L. A. Gomez, charged with the bat
tering of his wife, was dismissed by
Justice King yesterday on payment Of
the costs.
The Los Angeles Rifle Club will shoot
this afternoon at o'clock at its range.
All the members of the club are expected
to he present.
On and after to-day there will be no
special trains to Santa Monica this sea-
son. The Catalina Sunday steamer is
also withdrawn.
The special raisin train which left this
city over the Southern Pacific last night,
carried off seven cars. Others will be
picked up along the road.
Some mammoth potatoes grown at
Hueneme are on exhibition in the South
ern Pacific offices in this city. One
weighs 81 and another So pounds.
A concert will be given on Friday
evening, at the Boyle Heights M. E.
Church, by Miss Louie NJ. Wainwright
and Miss Ida Collins, assisted by Sig. A.
Farini.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $136, 100 and were II in
number. Of these 33 were for more
than 81 200 each, and 10 were for nominal
considerations.
Edmond Dau bau was arrested last
evening by Deputy Constable Maud and
taken to the County Jail. Edmond was
charged with disturbing the peace by
insulting lady.
William Schumacher and H. Seebec k
were examined yesterday before United
States Commissioner Van Dyke On q
charge of selling liquors without a gov
ernment license.
James Green was found guilty of va
grancy in Justice Austin's court yester-
day and sentenced to ninety days in the
County Jail. Green has been up before
the courts before.
An expressman left valise and trunk
at the police station yesterday. The
articles had been given to him by a
stranger, and he could not find the place
where they were to co.
''Semi- -Tropic" Circles of the Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific Society
will hold meeting tomorrow evening
at the rooms of Mr.. B. w. Diehl, No. III
New High street, near Temple.
Gray Phillip charged with fraud for
having passed, it is said, bogus check
on professional CANISTER by the name of
Rickabaugh, will be examined before
Justice King at 10 tomorrow morning.
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Sarah E. Haines, daughter Of r. K.
Haines, was united in marriage to Mr..
J.J. Mcmillan, Of the Visalia Delta, by
Rev. H s. Jefferys. The newly married
couple left for their future home last
night.
A meeting will be held on Monday
evening next at the Office of DIR. Hitch
cock, 321a South Spring street, at
O'Clock sharp, to elect officers and per-
feet the organization of the Royal AR
canum. All interested are requested to
be present.
On Friday last the 6-year.old son OF
Mr.. Emanuel and Philophena Eyraud
died at the residence of his parents.
The boy was bright beyond his years,
and his loss is great blow to the be-
reaved father and mother. The funeral
will take place at IL O'Clock to-day from
the family residence, No. 11S Wilmington
street.
Wednesday evening last special
theater train was run to this city from
Long Beach. There were about fifty
people on the train, amongst whom were
Mrs. Captain Healey, Miss Maud Healey,
Miss Frances Wakelee, Miss Alice Hus-
sey, Mrs. J. w. and Miss Louise Wake
lee, A. Lincoln Lovett, R. Lee Mcknight,
G. s. Hussey and Will F. Sweeney. 1t
is only necessary to have good attractions
at our theater to oinsure great frenquency
of these special trains.